Scio weekly press., April 29, 1897, Image 3

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K «STI KD
F A KM EKS NOT ALONE.
T here are other victims of
THE GOLD STANDARD.
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rtiati*
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la real j
1MXI a Year.
the
Ing
M»f«n<ll«f af Kai ritffl
(<.
It la almost lnq»>»**lblr to call attra-
r>n to th«* <*vrnta. th« «hangra and <ta-
I44J1 <D<*t> t I • that ar« taking pta*9B In
a ftaanci al worlil without becoming
urtiabk* i to th«* charg« of ’‘agitating0
r U h >11. 7 <|u«M*0un, a-«/« th« Atlanta
wine vate,
•(>•> Hut ¿n. Au<! jrrt agitation In any
•lid it took
U «0 IB, for varb»u* and auudry f**a
neh it
tfu to our purpoa*
na. alu B. :ii< r f
That purpua«* lwhich la in the nature
«» t k IW(À I MIGIl % WTS.
of a duty» la io k*-«q»<»nr n*A>l«*ra aa fulljr
f*
(hai «MwìtS
inform«*»! a« p*«aaibl«> In rrgard to aomn
of the larger dev«h»pm«nta that arw
taking place, th«» detail» of which d*>
IE
?«*. isaUf a.«e
*4 ir
tjfffftriffs- («ffft/y ¡lot fttfur« In any tang»bl« wax In th«
il
r4 IhSufl.f» ttf current new« uf the day a« iwt forth
KilUlU4dflflt«4
tr
ha p.oiwff, tba In th»* dlapatcbca from the great com
Bait»*r »»r Ui » t<
4 with it, » a i
P'
mrrclal <*«*ntera.
i»i
ltav<‘raJ jeare ago, and on many or
The rl lino t rom» ia th« m«>*t
ra« '<na since, tbe < >n«tiiutl<4> haa caU*
able .ipd pt|gn»<*iuua uf all Wild tkraaUi. ed attention to (he fart that the agri
I know (hat my Illa wa« »avrd by P.»u*a cultural claawwa wrre not tbe only onea
Cure for « ■.n*u»iiplD>n
1 bn A Miller, who would t»e raltad on to make aarrl-
Au H. r M
fan. April 21. l«uft.
(!..•« to the gold atandart
In varloo«
article* wr undertook tn ahow that, »n
The Naliongl debt of Kpain ia ni arly th«« end. (I m * great financial intrreat«
I * r >d (i<
dq O and the annual interrai
rrpr»*w* nfrd In b«m<1a and aecurlllea
1*0,000,000.
would be railed on t«» surrender larger
amount« of proftta than the gold atand-
• rd ba« nlibdrawn from the pnxtuc
Ing clnaae«.
The pr<** •
predicted If « logical dr
A CARPENTER SPENDS MANY d i' tl >n ran br c.nltad a predtatloo ha«
alr»*a<b t*«*gun. and It« l>rglnnlng haa
MONTHSIN9ED PHYSICIANS
been marked by a (ran».« th*n of aueb
DO HIM LITTLE GOOD.
magithud«* a« to attract the attention
Thia trat>«ac-
! :
I...••»•.-•?I w rid
tlon 1« the refunding of the bond« of
III: .1 l'H «IM»
> ItoM
« » « I !..
«
th*» l«akr Shore Hallway.
Fr« tn !•>« t ipr«»ff, tx*« A*»c«d*a, ‘ «Jtfurnla
r 3*^ l**r cent,
Ju»t think < f a busy, t.*i>l«orklt.|{ It la n»»t a q leaf loti a« to whether the
in«»« j araiyarti m tt?«* midst uf hr« «a*
«!r»f*a the hn|d«*r« of the t>»n<ia -
r»'vr, and rendered u«*d»*>».
• re willing to have their Infrrrat fund
That W4.a the misfortune that l*rf*dl prac •Really rut In t«ix
It la a qnr*
Janie* A Joi • •«. of 100‘J Alpine atrr**t, tfOB of acrwptlng half or getting none.
I--« A!.jf»de«,
in F*'ptcm!*er, JHgJ. That I 1« what the refunding achenir
Mr Joii»’«i wx* l*urn in the «tat«» whera mean« i
Financier* cover the «rheme
inMuy of the president« come from— under the indite name of ‘Tefun»tlng,**
Ohio, but «|*rit the greater | »rt uf I la but the tran«actlon remain« the aame-
hta »luring ht« younger yrur« m
The r<»ad say« to It* bondholder«: **l
from which pla •* be ut*nt to (oho.»io, ran pay yon 3S t>*T cent. Iutrre«t, Y*»u
au»| in |KH3 » «me to I xmi Aiigrd»’«.
Il
will have to accept It or get none.’’
«ai a eihm II pint ’•» then, before the The tnv»Milurw grunt and groan
• nd
l«o<>tii camo along and pu»h«*»l in* for
gr<>wl. but they are ctimprllwl to •c
war»l a <>‘iitury in the row! of pr**ii
rcpi. Th< Ir Interrai return« are cut
aud Mr. June« full low rd (»ia ocr»ips| »on lu two.
of carpenter and buibler.
re
While al
Bradwtreet*« weekly
v»»ok in Heptrmbei r. 1^91, hr rrotri v**d a ferw nt •»•me length to
f »11 who h jikirrd bun <w»in •Idrrably ami tran«acth*n and calla
•‘A IMvotaî
hr l*c»'aine c»»nflno| tc > Ida bed Shu jrtly Move tmeui in Finance.** But II mn«t
afli’r he I«u»t th
>f the lower |«rt tw nb hr I**»« to tho«e who • re familiar
of bi« I xm I v e; mtirely, and hi« l*-g« « I m *- w 1th the tl ti a n » ■ I a I event« of the past
earn*« a <I« m <I
few y rear« that the "pivotal moretneo!**
v ia« put U|*un
■
came ■ when Mr Cleveland, contrary to
thi'V work»*»! uvrr him *nd di»l ■II la w i and ptibUr policy, de<*l«rvd that
thing« ¡RMWiblo » U> AM»i»t hl« rcrov *7 V, the «>1 >bllgatl«in« of the Government are
Hut Io* n*main ird in tli«* «amr ooiiditb i«»n. payable in M <ld aloné
7’bat waa the
lh<l, hr l»cgau to take Dr.
1
"pivotal m> luvrinent.** and the cutting
M
k Pill« fur Palo Ptwg
down of tbA lnt<*r«,«t fund of rorjwira-
June he not lord that h»* ttaRMIfl w id» h haa begun on go large a
Tb
<xmld move Ina to»»«, and July 4, IMift* »4 •«!«*. 1« «Imply one of Hie many and
hr g”» up <nit of Iwd und Inter in the far r«* sichtng rraulta.
month feta« able to
walk witliunt
it I* an eiiay matter for e<!ltor« wh»»«e
rrutcbrw.
Kh«»rtly after, «till cmitmti
opinion* .ifi<1 view« are m«d<1rd entire
ing the pill« lie w» nt to work at hi« !y by th» 'r «tirr*'UDdlng» tn mistake
t I !»■ at Wlsltttar’«. W dr»»* I t -u«t a. i* d rfT« »*! for • iti*«* The Lake Hbore trail«
m fall and again injured hitn-»df ai d actl»»n la ju«t «■ "pivotal" a« the •tn
had to go to t»ed ami the dnfead |*araly* pi*m!<»u« fall In price* «Ince Isir^ has
am cam«* on again. Again the do tor« I m <*n no up »re. no I«**«
It 1« an an
Murk rd witli him but without r« lief, notincrmrnt that the holder« of the
and lie oner more l»****ah to take I>r. b»«nd« of. Arnerk-.m corporation« will
William«' Pmk Pill«. The »toctor« ha»i here.ificr be »•<»inp«,llr«l to emnent them-
given linn br»»iuld<*« «nd lodldm, but *•!» ♦ with half t?ie rate of lntrrv-«t
williout rfT» < t. Again the ptlla drove they have formerly receive«! Price« fell
the (MirulyMB into tho ba< kground. lie an«! the producers of the country hare
raid "1 t*M»k them in a»x<»rdan»'e with hi<1 to content tbema«*lve*i with h*«a
direction«, and m connoctiun witli the than «me half their former return». The
une »if cold «pong«» bath«« f<»ui»d they rate <»f lnt»’r»*«i ha« fallen and Invest
w»*re «*v «‘♦•dlii/ly 1« : » licial."
or« will bare to endure the couae
Mr J iu . cr i* now able to walk again, q»i<»n rea.
ami I k * feel« that the pill« an* the only
All the»* thing« are the locical, th®
tiling that haw d«»n<* him ai.v gt*od. *Tu tn-'i ttiibl** r»-«ult of the currency «>«
thi« ouniWN ti<»n )»»• «.»id’ "The doctor« tern which the*»»» Investor« have canted
who have treat«**! me haVr done every
to I m * • wt ibl *hcd
When It I* fully and
thing in llirir ¡«»wer, Lui without firmly r«tgbli«hed (abould that mtafor
rff.'. t. and it th»» •* •<-etn marv«d ‘ * tint tune be in «torr for th»* country!, the
paralyaiw ahould be overcome by three bondholder* will dl*»'«*ver that the pro
littld pill«.
But that ha« !»«*♦• n my ex* docs rs of the country will not be th®
|M*rirm*r.
If anyone <!»»ubt« it let him only ones to suff. r They will And that
writ«* to me or <v»me and are me and I they ba«.- practically killed the goose
will tell them the »»t«»ry.M
that has b.-r-n laying their g.ildeti eggs.
Dr W tlli.tm«* Pink Pilla contain, in
Tire Igike Shore transactlou calle re
a coi'deiuH’d form, •»!) the *d«’menia t»ec new.-d attention to th.- fact that .tor­
to give n«*w lit*» ami ri« hnr»« to lug ihe ueit four years twenty ti in”
(Hr LI ucm I and r<*«t»»re ahatUMed nrrv*-«. railway syatema of thia country will
They are an unfailing «prcitic for tach have bunds maturing to a total par
diw*a*«*w «>* liMNimotur ataxia, partial value of *XEl.l*>'.<aa> in round num
paralyat«, St. Vito«* »lance, aciati»a. tw-r«. The larger proportion of theae
lo'uraltg.i, rh»*uin*iittn, nervou« head- bonds I- tr Interest at tl and 7 per rent.
a< Er, the aft»*r » fT«*< t of 1« gripjie, pal­ The total annual Interest charge which
pitation of the heart, pale and «allow the companies have to pay amounts ti
complexion, all forma of
wraknraa fl I.'»■>>■■> fn round numbers
lle-
either in male or f*male. Pink Pill« twren ll*'l and It*'.' twenty nine other
are *M>l«i by all dcatara, or will lx* «ent rouls will have maturing bonds to the
jkuwtpatd on r«‘»eipl of price, to cent» a «mount of f2n2.tssi.iu), on which the
¡•»»I or an laixe« for
¿»0 (they are annual Interest charge Is not leas than
never told in bulk or by the 100), by f l<l.iss> iwa»
In nine years, therefore,
addreanlng Dr.
U illiama* Madieine railroad iH.n.ls amounting to fMIO.fluQ,-
Company, Schenectady. N. Y.
(•«> and calllr.g for annual paymenu of
f.to.*<BMKsi will mature.
These bonds must be refuu.led at a
lower rate of Interest, If tbe redue­
tlon In the Interest rate la aa large aa
that of the !.akr Shore ope rat Ion, th«
holders of the bonds will have to Io«®
gfH.ut »!».(»•>.<••• a year. Thia, how-
ever. Is a mere drop In the bucket com-
pan-1 with other changes and develop
tnents attendant U|e>n our present cur­
rency system.
Paralyzed for Years.
r
Blooming
Health
secured to every woman
by the use o(
♦
:
Thctsseds of afflicted
women have been cured
by iti use.
Why not You ?
A Pufsly V'rgrtibla
Prvpant.oa.
I“
I-L
A RsmcJy with a Rrmarkablr
Rori
Parte Alw.ve Kvervth ne.
Notice baa l>een given out that the
Republican orgnnliatlon will not con­
tinue th«* agitation of the Issue« of the
po«t mmpnlgn Thia announcement la
In the Inter.-«! of party prosperity. Ko
fir a« the country la concerned. It
mak.-s little dlffen-ttce to professional
polltlclanw- (hat I», rx¡»ert politician«
Wlth them the question In merely one
of allci-eaa. If ¡»arty prosperity could
be «trainisi by the cession of all Filate»
s.-.t uf the mountains to Jaj-an, the
malingers would favor It.
If they
could gtln greater power for the party.
I ne y «...il.I vede ! ,,r I. et of to. country
to some other foreign power. Whether
the meaaure 1s one of freedom or
ala very, of pro«|w-rity or general pov­
erty, It makes no difference to them
Tarty stands above all. and they agi­
tate or cease to ngltate merely as party
auree«« seems to dictate. Joliet News
lacreMH 1 «vallon.
A Republl. an triumph at an election
la always followed by une Inevitable
».-.pien.-e an Increase of taiatlon. It
I« from «•*•.!»«1.000 tn «liwi.iaai titn more
taa that l’r •■■Ietti M Kinlev and the
*
Coeflr« semen of b:« party now fieman.’
aa th« rvault of th« election of 1<4M
Th« bill la already drawn, th« favoni
laiu la on<-e.|«d. th« plunder la marked
for dlvlalou and the »za.-tk>t> from th«
A n ericati people la ordained IViihil
have a M< Kinley tariff thia time suet
a« «e never ha J before
The Increased taira will be laid upon
•ufar, tobáceo, liquors, rottone. Ulteu
woul and woolena. paper. alike, lumlwr
Iron and eteri and fifty other article«
■ nd the lnip-.rlatk>n of tbeee muet, ut
course. be diminished and their root
luerv-aae-d
It la calculated that th«
hew mira of duties tiled by the bill
mil go into fune on the l«t of May.
aikce three Io led «»peeled to tw any
delay la putting the bill through Cun
grvae or In obtaining the elguature of
the l’n-sldml. wbo lute been In the peal
one of the chief of high tariff ad Vue» taw
and a mo«, devoted champion uf prv
lection.
l>t»tree» la < hill
Industrial prostiatluu foliowlux th.
a.l.iplkrti uf tlx slugl- gold itau.Lirtl 1«
■ Cot . oUBurd to til* l ulled NIAU S l <rth
vr debtor ualious which bars taker,
: that unwta* coura« ar* vvpi-rti-u. lug
I «ills similar to tboa« which uow afflut
I Ul»
I d th* mail of nvwa dlaratche« a few
days ago was oo« which ba« proliabl,
' not rrorlvrd th« attcntloo It n.vrtta It
was dated at Valparulao llw Slat nit.
and road:
"lirait dlstroaa prevails b«re and
throu«bout Chill. There Is a lark of
ordcra. and nrarly all manufacturer»
bar« r|.MM-d thvlr abopa. Id*« working
man cougrogat« In many of th« town»
aud m-g th* authorities for employment
to aav« thctn»<-lves and lhatr famtile»
from starvation. On* thousand art!
sans of thia city wbo are without work
have appotatod a dvl.-gatlon to visit th«
Frosldvtit at Hanttago aud pros.ut tc
him a memorial »'eiwitig their daapvr
at* situation."
About a year ago Chtll went to th«
■ ingle gold standard
At that time th«
fact was proclaimed as additional er I
dene« of th« progresa of m<>n >m«tal
H«m.
chill was lauded as the most
progressive of sit the Mouth Ameri<-«i
repuldlcs, and the p«opl« of this roun
try w.-re assured that they abould take
th* action of that rloveruinent «■ a
guide for their own conduct
I'rotinbly
lb* fact and the assertion Irsd some
thing to <1o with Impressing a»mt
minds with the ts-llef that gold was to
become the universal standard.
All
progresa and pro«i»«*r1ty of
Chill
attaint’d In th«» y«*am when
silver
Ihr largeM place In her mln
n«'-
war of ronque«I with Pm
aud the Immens*. fortunea realized by
acme of h»-r people In cousiw)uence lr*l
to « d.-mand for money of the l.lghesl
■
Ibis Influence. Itrttlsh Interests In Chip
nr® many aud powerful, and thr-s.- roti
trtbuted largely to forcing the action
which haa brought about th« present
deplorsble conditions.
Chill Is not an well prrp«re«1 to with
stand the prostrating effeeta of a gold
standard an Is the I'nitod States. What
1« contlnti.-d hardship for us must aoott
result In mln for Chill, unless her [>•■<» -
pl« revolt ngnlnst the despotism of
wealth. That they are quite likely to
do.
('•n't Foal tbe !'<*<> p’e All the Time».
The Rt. Ixoila iflidM* I tn<M*ra! d»-
rlnr» «i that If the idlver l«*<ur abould *»e
reauarltatrd In 1900. the fulllr« und
falsehood« of IM m I would be n-p« at»’d
N'i doubt thia gold organ would repent
It» falsehood«
Nut only thin, but It
would Invent aome new one«
Rut ti
will find a good deal more dlfltaulty In
getting them I h -II i x ed. \ ou can f <»! th»
people Koine of the time, but you < nn’t
f»»o| them with the «nine humbug In
two tucceaalvn rampalgna
('nptlliat I'olntrrak.
That "wate
•*w avrd."
uf
prosperity*’ hadn’t
Yr«, the augnr trtiat la charitable
Itarlf.
:o
”Thou «halt not atral”-except
legal enactm.-nt.
t»,
Eight more national banka went Er
publican last week.
The |>e.q.|e Toted for hard times and
i
got what they voted for.
I'liless man owns the machine th
machine will displace the ttinn
Those R.-publleatva promises are Just
now way below the 53 ceut limit.
The Belshazzars are having theft
feast now. but what of the future?
We have reAcbed tlvat stage «her.
the dauee of «callh may soou lw the
dance of death.
The only way to have a go.><l |x>lltlcal
parly Is to Insist on having liom-st ami
efficient party h-adera.
The strangest thing at>out th» Demo
cretlc administration was th- regular
monthly treasury deficit.
The Blates hav« no constitutional
right to ls»ue money, then why should
banks I m - granted that privilege.
Yes. the law of supply and demand
controls price«, and the trusts control
the "supply and demand." Kev?
Various uses have been made of com
pressed air, but It ts seldom utilised by
('ongresameu In making ap»wche«.
McKinley may not be a duck hnnter,
but Ivrfore he gets through with the
office hunters he will wish be was.
Mr. Hanna has refused to set a data
for prostiertty. Now, It Is ¡»art of the
business of an advance agent to ar
range date«.
The d»g baa tw-en taken out of the
front yard, an that whenever proa
perlty feels like dropping In «lie will
not I»- Inmlttdated.
There Is a difference In surrender aud
arbitration. Americans do not care to
submit their affaire to the will of au
European king
WEEKLY
)>««■■■«
MARKET
LETTER
MODJESKA THE GRAND.
Huflli. 4 »'«sspseVs Ws »Iss
•T Trade.
Tber® was a g*svd trade and active
market in wheat -luring the pwat week,
fl. tnatu rva coverlt g 7 •* range. Oper,
allons were voiuewhal enlarye.1, and
towards the end of th« week orders
from th® cHintry m.-re namMous T' «
feeling <levelo|«41 w *a ein i ger and
higher price« ruled, all of which Was
maintained, and th« cl.ee shows an sda
van<® of 7>(c, with final tra-lee in May
at 72 ‘.-a . .''..ir 7J',«. Tb* hohday
on Friday hai a tendency to curtail
o ¡«rations during the middle of tbe
week, but own menci ng with the fir-t
tsp of the bell on Saturday there vraa a
goni general trade and th® largest gain
for a »Ingi.' day in th® week was n-ure-l
on that day, .May advancing from
S3 3 Me at tbe opening, to 73c at the
eloee.
Heavy short traders Were the
principal buyers. Ind they Were ft rat
g -a.le-1 into action ny sum® energetic
buying for long and foreign •ccou n ta.
In th® midst of rejoicings over their
re.®nV serie« of brilliant victories, the
bears sev-mi-d to forget their elpenen®«
of only two years ago. On Apart! • of
that year. May wheat sold at 84®, but
then began to climb, and th® market
scarcely b/Jud until 85 3 8c was reach­
ed on M»y 39 th® same year.
A great
many bruins were hurt In thst 30 6-flc
rise. The risibl« supply was in that
year, on March I. 78.7SÎ.OOO. April I,
74 308.000 bushsls *«* »t 37. 700.000
boahela at preaent
Chicago stocks
April I, 1898, were 38,454,000 bushel»
against
t Mock of 10.000,000
tmahehk
Nor was there st that time
any shortage in the whealcro|Hi of other
countries. an>l no one was reading a
column a day al<*ut “lhe war in
Crete.” The 30»• rias came “juat the
fame.” We are not called upon to
state whether or not such an advance
will oocur durir g the «m* period this
year. We do know, however, that it
haa boon many yeara si nor dotnrellc
•upply hew been SO low aa at prearnt,
and alatut as long aiore the world's sup
ply haa been down before where it ia
rviur.
Mffthrl
a h»wt more of prominent man and
women I Ir.ling no |e>* than flva I’
- g »-men. are auo»n< th» thou
'• f gf t e.‘
¡’•'»-pl« wh.i havs re
•
»1. ! • ful rem«*lr their expreaaiun uf
I • uncquiled va I uw — men and women
ho can well afford, and do rotnmand,
11 w Ing* eat medical
advice in the
untry
And (hen al««» the peoplw ia theordi*
nary walks of life there cuttie ihoa
•and* of Lor.iwt. aUsighforward, hevrt
felt letters, telling how Pa«ne*« celery
itHupHinl ha» made them well.
Their testimotiy »imply gu • « to ah«’W
what New England’s m»»«t v goron* *!
itur^««» aptly «aid in a letter telling of
the benefit Inline*» celery Cum ¡ound
114»! I»rrti to a memtwr »»f hi* familyt
"Paine’s »xlery «x>m|*»un«| t* not a
so*
n*», it i* ■ »t a «a’»aparilla.
it ia n*»t a mere tunn , tl i» not an oc-
!i « y » o v r-
ts "'ir h t oiHh’.rm
• Il 4» the <ham«m«l )• aupctiur to oiieap
gift»». ”
Found Paine's Celery Compound
the Best of Remedies
For the Nervous Exhaustion Consequent Upon
Her Arduous Work The Remarkable Artiste
Who Stands Pre-Eminently at the Head of Her
Profession.
TI. » newi of Modjcuka'a recovery
from the recent severe mekneet that
.imp
her to h ave the «tage will I*
a «Miren of congratulation to ths m ;
Wi^bl.
Mo.!J->k.*. in a letter to Wells, Rich.
ar-lsv-n A Company, says she bas l»unl
l*hat thousands of peuple in every
e»l<e as <Mn be picked up brhtn-i a
cuunlrr,
Paine*« celery compound »• prepertxl
in eiad ad'vorUan«'** with the preecnp-
i aa <»f Prof Kdward E Ptoelpa. M l> .
Its
l.U l> . of Dartmouth Ou liege.
curativa rffnw'tt havu been
cbwirly
«•tch«*I by the ablest phyaiciant uf
Il make« |>8M>ple well.
Il la lh« on«
Ion».
Portland, Or., April 33, 1897.
Flour—Portland, baleni,
Casiadia
and Dayton, »1 <W; Benton county ai. I
White Lily, ». 00; graham, |i 40; su­
perfine, ». 76 per lierrel.
Wheat—Walla Walls, 74(4 75c;
Icy, 78« per bushel.
Oats—Choice white, 38(4 40o
bushel; choice gray, 87«*39®.
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..... f I !.'•■■ r : 50; w I.. .1
oat. »10.00 ■ 11.00 |ver ton.
Hatley—F< I l>ur)ey, »1 7.60 per
brew mg. »18'4 19.
Millstuffs— Bran. »14.50; shorts,
♦ i1»
ii>i-1.11ii.g- »-fl.
flutter—Creamery, 86c; dairy, 37> ■'
Potatoes—( trrgun Bur banks, 65 <4 83.-;
Garnet Chilies, 65 •( 75e; Early Rose,
ho i H.v- per sack; sweeta, » J.75 per
cental for Merced; new potatoes,
jver pound.
Onions—*2.60(4 3,00 per- cent»
Poultry—Chi. kens, uiiied, »
3 25; gi.-se, »1 00(45.00; turkeys, live
11.4 12c; ducks, »•'. 00id 7.00 per dozen.
l’ò-'K»—Oregon, lie per doaen.
Che.—<• — Oregon,
10c;
Y'ming
Amer, a, 1 3
pm |«miol.
Wool—Valley, 13c per pound; Eastern
Oregon, fl<48c.
Hops—5<«8c per pound.
Beef... Gross, lop steers, *2.00<<i I 50;
cows. ».’.25(4 3.00; dr.--s.d beef, 4
6e per pound.
.Mutton—Gro»«. best ahcep, wethers
and ewes, »3.50c' 3.75; dressed mut­
ton. fl«- per pound.
Ilog«—Grass, choice, hears, »1 00(4
4 36; light and feeders, »i . 50 is 3 00;
drreeed »1 50(45.98 per cwt.
Veal — Iatrge, òrOSi«®;
small, 6 ■(
fl ls per pound.
ó— 0^1
lion of life hare ao often heartily (enti­
tled) that Paine*« celery corn|K»und m
the v»»ry heat of all rem^die« for uerv-
uu« exhauation.
Joneph Haworth rightly rail*
»Hl«. ’*
jr*kA “the peerle-* queen i of urt
“*»■-»•
Modjeftka’a health in m mattwr of
world-wi-le Interoat, and her teal imo-
nial to the value of th* .e
it rrm<*ly
which make» p«*vple well B» of parlicu*
lar moment in the early vpring, wL*»n
from a\ery quatter report« come of
men» women and children who are tak­
ing Pain*« celery compound, and are
gaming in nervous Vigor, weight an*!
evrry other indication of better health.
The thoughful portion of the < • im­
munity know« the need of purifying
the bloo»i un i r«*gulatlting the nrrvoua
Seattle, Wash., April 33, 1897.
Wheat—Chicken feci, *37 per ton. and alimentary ayitrma attpring •'um»*«
Oats— < ’hole®, f .’3(4 34 per ton
on.
Thera ia the danger that in th* r
Barley—Rolled or ground, f-’o jicr
eager new* to lake a spring remedy a
ton.
»•>rn—Whole, |J0 per ton; cracked, though lean person may carry home «aim*
fSOx Jl; f.... I m.al, »IV -1 30.
bugua cuneoetion prepared with only
Flour—< Jobbing I—Patent eicellent, aucte a amattering of medical kf>>>wl-
fi -
s ■(• ¡tv a . fi .’>0; 1 aUfornia
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brands, fl V0; Dakota, |5.fl6; put.-nt,
• 100 it a w % ri » emo
fa.40.
Th« reader* <»f th)* p«f»«r wi
t* i
■
Millatuffs—Bran, (14.00 per ton; !«•»« that th*-* !* at :«»*i r»n« 1r*«ar4 □
that
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Ha ’ • * •'•’th
Fc-I—Chopped feel, fl* 00 per ton; « ur« .« th« tin.y p «Iti^*
r« bn«w* •
v •
wed.'-»; fr«t«rnity
<*'»r»h
a< «
*tti »
■IddllngL *23; oilcake meal, fSO.
t ■ nai d .^Fff»* r*-|
rr* * C m •*. i*
'«*?.•
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Hsv—Puget aound, per ton, fl 1.00;
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Butter — Fancy native creamery, Io-il.'l«’. 11
th« V ••A»*, a I I -
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brick, 33c; select, Mo; tula, 33c;
an4
nature In «•fhM •••■’•«
B«
ranch, Iftffl?.
pn jrietviff ha»« •« n.
h fa.tn tu it* rural «•
tM>w«r*. that they uffar On« Hun lrad 1»
ar*
Cheese—Native Washington, lie.
:
, . . .
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- .
Vegetable»—Potato®®. |*r ton fid 50 of !«•<)tnuOial*
Addr«o>.
F ) 'HFW AC0,b*l*.O
<418; parsnip«, per sack. 75c; beets,
•v.d hy lo iKg-a«*. iv
per ssck, flue; turnips, per sack, flOc;
Had • Fa&. ) i’ i.» •;• th« best
rutabagas. |>er oack, 6Oo; carrots, per
honk rwoDi < r« avii rt kr ro«>u.
sack, 4014 50c; cabbage, per 100 lb»,
AU Fa9’*rn «jru» » - a .
u* • v »-»r«
t
f
Sweet putative«—Per 1U0 It« ft OU I
fl-
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1
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p
Il t* tot ••-<■
Poultry—Chi. kens, live, per pound, "ugai an«- af«<! I« tir
by (»•! • ••» « •
••
*n»
M«i f«e
hens, 10« 10c; du.ks, ft) MS.50; dn-®«<-<l lur»4 ur the r 6« i»o < « *•■ ib' r o AH f»n
• Ina **rr«i
à*»* th« on«uotac
turkeys, 15c.
tarar*«
lllh frapl »J un «»*rr can
»<gs—Fresh ranch, IS1««.
Fresh Meats—Cboica <irr®®ed beef,
stc-rs, 7c; cows, fl Vyc^uuttun, sheep.
Stye per pound; lamb, 5c; pork, fle |s-r
pound; veal, small, he.
Frreli
Fish — Halibut,
4', it;.-,
•almon, fl«8c; falmon trout, 7<4 10c;
founders and sol.-». 3 (4c.
Provisions—Hanis large. 11 *t; hams,
■mall, 1 !’«••; breakfast bacon, 10e, dry
■all aides, 8 I«« per pound.
Fan Francisco, April 33, IM97.
Potatoes—Salinas Burbanks, 90. iff
I
I
banks, 60.4 70e; sweets, •i.&U<«l 1 75
per cental.
Onions—9'1.004 3 80 per cental.
Kgg"—Ranch, 10 Iff <4 lie paardoawn.
Butter—Fancy creamery. ISlfc; do
The grandeur of a nation should con
seconds, I94I9S<'7 fancy dairy, He;
«1st In th«- patriotism and moral great
Dess of Its people. Rk-bea alone do not seconds, 10% «tile.
ITu-eae—Fancy mild. new. fl<, i4'e;
-
Tbe political promises made tn isiai fair to gi»»i, 5%‘gfle; Young America,
were somewhat similar to those made tirffle; Eastern, I4*«14%c.
Wool—Choice foothill, 10<» 1»«-; Fan
In 1*4(2, and the Indications now ar*
Joaquin plains, H.silc; du 13 months,
that they will be worth no more.
If the Repulvlk-aivs would rnret tlaf S£ !0c per pound
Hay—Wheat «nd oat, I'ld 10; twat
treasury deficit by a reduction of ex
’.0 '00; alfalfa, |7>igft;
pensea Instead of an Increase of tales barley,
r I'. < ' '
pr.-escl «beat.
.(
they would be entltl.-d to some credit
• 60; do oat, •« 4 7 per ton.
Considering the fact that It la what
Tropical
Fruit— Bananas, >1 00 ig
they most earnestly desire, the gold or
1.00 per bunch; pineapples. >3 4 4.
gans are losing au almighty lot of sleep
Citrus Fruit—Oranges, navel, f3 <4
over what they call the rapid declma 1.60. Saad
7flc(g>I.SC. com.
tlon of the free silver ranks.
mon lemons,75c<4|l.00. gwsl to■ home.
Tbe Cubans can't t>e hoodwinked by >1.60 * 1.76. fa y. >3 A per bov
the promises of Spain; It Is a matter of
Apple«—Oood to ohoica, |1.35g3,
regret that the same cannot I* said of la . y. >2<»3 «6 per bog.
tbe American people with regard to ths
k pa—»Al*-’ P»r pc““d-
promises of tbe p«dltlelauA
every m-hiw.l, and they are today Atfr'-e-l
tlvat it stands alone »» th® reliat-l® rem­
edy for building up 4 |erson's h- alth
in the spring.
The most overwhelming testimony to
the value ol Paine's celery n>mp«viind
that has recently appeared from men
and Women ol national reputation
lion tleorge B Swift, mayoroft'hi
i-ago; Francis Murphy, the foremost
a I--st Is of temperance in the world;
Mrs Matthew K. Quay, wife of th«
great Republican senator from Pennsyl­
vania. Ev President Cook, of the Na
lions) Tea. here*
Asso. ration; Rev.
Charles L Thoni|>aon, D I) . the bril
llant Pr.-sbyterian leader ol New Y ork
city, Elizsls-th Ca>ly Stanton, Kecre
tary Carlisle'« private secretary; State
Treasurer Addkaon B. Colvin of New
York. John Graham, the foremost man
in American athlst: • the wife t Rev
( harlre If
Parkhurst, the
fam. ns
prea. her an l reformer. Mayor M
Khans, of .Msntreal. Major General
Birney, Judge powers of Vermont, «nd
trnr «po lita rarogn i I and preacribad
today by •■nnnrnt praett
nrra (or <ha-
ruMit ariti it from a «let»i hta(0»l nerruua
ay«trrn
Prut Phrlp»
hi Li« pro«
frMion a |>o«ilb v cur»« f»>r «Iloae-
no»«. WAAtHlX «t rrngth,
HI-
h»u«n<»#*. liver rx»tnplaints n**uralrfi«.
rheuiiint 1 wtn, all nrrv«Hia <h**'.»<♦*■« and
kidney trouble«
F»»r «11 «itch t'otn-
plaint« Patna's celery
L ai
•ur<’ro|«».| a*? in and u*fAin, «here <*v-
erything rl *<• ha* faitad«
When .M mlj«*«ka in .» tatt**r ptibli«he<|
III IVkuton «Hid
”1 havo ft»U!»4 Petin**«»
celery c mptMtn*! the very lw«i <»f all
rr 111«** II»
for the nt*rv*>ti« *»ihau«tt»»n
fm i -« qu - b ! t»| - • th» Ari|u«-u*’ w >rk «•(
(.'Ml
mjr prof»
»*ion,” «hr v*«h «-4 (he *»i|«cri­
me** of rvery tired-out, run down, ez
hau«c«**l Wtirnari whoever went t«» ll.is
greatrat of all apring remedies lut
relief
N»> unr »’V**r jf I 1 ai !**•! to ftn-l atrAngth
and I • t lit r*»t . '.ing « " fail! fully
u«r»l naturu*« true
—i'am«'« cel­
ery •'*»!!! j-oun» 1
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RI. ASOXS I OR l SI X<.
Walter Baker &■ Co.’s
Breakfast Cocoa.
Beiate H I, iby. utrly pure
Br.aave It li not rrudr by thè lo-Cflfiad txikh Prareit In
whkh khrniKi v are uved.
Beciu e temi o( ti r fineit quallty are u-4d.
Be.au .t it it maje bv a method whi. li prevrvev un.mpeired
thè ripuli te naturai flavor and odor .4 thè brani
he. iuie il li thè mmt flcononucal. coiting leu than <>oe cent
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