The Santiam news., April 22, 1898, Image 3

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a
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HINT
FROM
THt
KLONDIKI
Joeepli I*a*lu.. th« famoiia trapper
and miner an i ih« ptvaenl owner of
Daweon City, an-l for many year« tho
ag.nl uf Um Ala.ka Commercial Cnm*
pany. give, a h'nt to peraona going to
Alarka, and pay* great oom pl i mem to
a ».llknown article.
He writ«:
"I barn al a ay« o»e>i th« Royal Bak­
ing Ponder in Alaska and North«««!
Territorr. •• no other gave equal aatia-
factioa in that haridi climate. I aim
found my <*uatomer» alwaye in»i»t«d on
baling that brand."
•% Fteglli»« MlMg'a Fete.
Atom four mil<*> heat Phltolvlpliia
there « •• a ■> •< ■ L >- l cm:
.
i - it
after th« hnlun timber 111 the prrvi-
uu, icutury bv tlxvcmor John IVna,
,ml known »« l»uo»lowna bo-tac in
hot or of tire Marqni, <4 I^tnwlown«
H*
Jc»«*ph |tt‘U,;<«rt«*." rwcwde Wil-
Iiani Perrin«, writing
th« April
1» lira' llnih» Jour ri el of ’When th«
K.h|f °r f'l«'11 l«IVr<l on th, Banks <*f
the Hchuylkill.* "ret«blia)in>| himself
in rural eav« until li» h»i built hie
Toward
‘palacw* at U«r«loi town. N. J.
tii« ami of th« »umti.ei of I At 7 Juaet h
ha4 a little dinner pa'ly at Lanadoan.
Au-orig the tturni, •«« I>r. Benjamin
Ru,h'a
<laugth«e,
Julia, who wa,
pleare-l trilb «hat ,1.« ¡bought ii'a
fluent oonvaraatton. hi, urtona man
n«r ami 14, gocei look,, and who, per-
hap«, wa, aomewhat inclined to aympa-
thia. «Illi ln«<<- | i» lit that Najedc. n
bad KOI toon at ail <li»|«>a*vl to let him
bar, much of hmown way «ith«r »• attl-
di«r or king
"On one <«*-,,(on only he gave a
■tagidllceiit fete on th« lawn <4 hi,
wrincaly <-.tate. and all lhe I. • I. and
bell**, of Philadelphia who ' ad been in­
vited dree*«'*l in thrir r »1 p
r»-
»>
•ummer g- wns *>* I ru.i !e • sste v at
ler*J
ft w•« • Lri d snt eftemsm fete,
•nd B*'«iAf«rte « •« • «• * nter of ettrs
lion as he at-.-d <m ♦ • lent a rd w« I-
©onied his guests.
But It i« douMful
• hrtl-rt there were «| «ny nine r w«
than half s ‘h r*
p*-f».- • in >
* tel-
pin«. <»r f *r th.it instter in the wh«de
country, to wltum he I*» re any thing like
clowe and con Ade iilial relet mt a
He
liked little rhikir»-! . end they were
•ocnet mwe in • ••
it »1 shaking f
him as ’the g*- d Mr Bonaparte * •*
f
i
A neat alia« ht».ut recently I «tctilnl
In prêtent Incycle l.mj« Irmi
«
out, con.teta <>f a J i'- e «4 wire |;«UM
bei.i lo f>»m a ba.k-1 giirn>uii<ling th«
flame to »hicl l it fruii »u l len ■iraug la
of air.
A
I «»SII
I IKlR
A II V N I»
r>rr«*makere • an make u* of a new
thread rotter which le f< truel »*f a
•mall »»««el b!a«le, «nr rotimi«»! by a tant
wire < sing having a pm at the !*«••• to
atta« I» it to the diras in a handy pesi
lion !<>f •>»«’
*
I
It la ••tiinati-l that th« nervre, with
bran< tiea and minute ramiti« aliona con*
nia III.g with the brain ««cred lO.OOO,-
Ovtl.
To htdd rrayc*ns f«»r hlarktwnard or
drawtrg woik a lui*» i» fitta! with
clamp-i g )*•’ al
r«>d and a eliditi*
rod al lite e!ber «nd, lo fuioe thè obslk
Imo posti iou .
It ie <*»ti instai that over HO tona of
diamonda bave l*rrti unearthnl in thè
thè South Afri-an fi«'lìa durìng thè
l«Rt IH years.
Thr-e rej re*« nt a total
talueof #'780.000.000.
1'larar*!« on the te dro*>m doore of a
rural hotel in New England r«pi»-is
that * g'i«’*’.• will pica*«* not bathe on
Hundsy night, aa the hot water it
needed for the wash Monday mcirning, ’’
KERVOlS PROSTRATION
i
*' Will you kindly allow me.” writra
M iss M aky E s «ibr.of Joi
wn. S J ,
to Mrs. Pinkham, “Um pleasure of ea-
pressing my gratitude for the w«mder-
ful relief 1 have rji|M’ri< n< <d by taking
your Compound? I Mifferrd for a long
tunc with uervoua prostrati on and grn-
•ral debility,
cauaed by falling
of the womb. It
•retard ns though
mv l*a« k would
Dr ver atop ach­
ing. 1 could
Dot sleep. I
had dull
headaches.
1 was w eary
all the time,
and life was a
burden to mr.
I sought Um
araahore for
relief, but all
in vain. On
my return !
resolved to
give your
medicine a
1 took two bottles and was
trtaL
cured, I can cheerfully glute. If more
tadii*» would only giro your iuedi>-ine
» fair trial they would bleu the day
they •»« th« ««Ivertlarnwnt, »nd there
would to happier home» I mean Ui do
all I can for you In tho future.
1
hare you alone to thank for mr recow
er», for wh h 1 am very grateful."
THE BEST LEAD IS THE LEAD
THAT WEARS LONGEST.
Il
Kmaon at
WESTERN
WHITE LEAD
Writs to u» about It <’‘-»r b» • «•
painting »KNT FkXr.
Cleveland Oil 1 Paint Mfg. Co.,
PORTLANO, ORICOR.
I
i fill Œ.S ^, n V ìo < l V s .C’,.A”‘
’ *
• u > ¡us» Ths best n*«4i* In ths ® mw -
• »< I Wfol aw • Mte • Mtear* I uf »k» by »II |»t>
Wfo St* Ú*« 4i«a »I« rs» *r by
w n.t. a riw< H co.
Markst IMrw*t, h * b Frao« '.»
BBSS
REPUBLICANS
OF
OREGON
OREGON
PROHIBITIONISTS
SIR MtNRY eiSSBMCR.
Wime« taventive <l«wi«fl» N« n I c 4 Him
»Ith ID* World's (Ireateol Mew.
Mir lleury Ikwierr. whose death or
The Frol» i bi riot! party of Gregnn
The Re pubi Iran state ani r«»ngr»-a
starnai cuaventtams werv hrl«l iti A»t«>* a held its state « mb vent ion in Newtarg •urrod In England Dot hmg slucv. will
Usi xc; k. The c«»ugresBU*nal «'unve*»« WMtnaedey. The numt»er of delfgafes fumer ta known lo fatue as the In
to-n, wl »eh met on Wodnrwlay, nom- present was «xnrshil s«nallrr than as* ventor of ths !<•»•'**«• f»»r converting
Interesting seaeione were held cast Iron Into steel without *be Use of
ihst» d Malrolm A M<w«ly, «»( U a» ♦ parted.
But, even bad tw never made
•vmr.iy. fot rvq»re«rntalivr t«»r thè se oud and much enthusiasm was mantfestal. furl.
Th®
following
hottjinititmi wrrs that great «Ils» »very, whhb mA Me* pus
lietrict.
»Ilde an annual saving to tbe world of
Ti «. j|. T'mg«e, of Wasbingt<*n made:
Rapreerntstives—First district, 1«. #3ÛU.(MM>,0>X>, he w«»uld ta ranked
ccuinty. waa n«»m »natrd f<»r r<prr** »da-
live l«»r Ih« flirt distrid at Ih« r«mgr»*s- Ba Fslers»»«, of Woodburn; sec»*n I a muffi g tbe «üdtl» gres trat mru I m *-
«ì* imi cotivrrtmn bel l io hugrnr a (« w district, <X W. Ingslts.
ranee of bis ut taf lnv»*nth»n*.
Governor—H M (Minton, of Fort*
daye p»ev moaly,
Mir Henry waa bora lo Iterif«d
Ili* fathet
The «tate cotivrriti«»n m*t on Thurs- land
shire, England, in IM.T
Mecretarv of state—H (* l>*v;« of was a me« hau lesi gru’us and Inventai
lay and <v»mpl«*tr*| a state ticket le»t><r»
Halsey,
al> inno-nt was takeo
many u-eful c*»nt rii emirato with wblcb
Stat* treasurer— Moses Hot aw, of hr iMitlt Up a fontine The aon ih berli
The followmg owohitn»n was ad- ptr«|
i tn media tei y after oigamaatio» «as X rw tar g
ed all hl« fat tar's gruiue ami cren
Muperintemlent of public instruction ad«lrd to bls heritage
r ff»'«*lrdi
Ills flr*t Invrn
"Rrwdvrd, That Ita k»IL»w»ng me*- — li K. Emrrhk. of l'hib»fueth.
Bou wa» a stamp for the c sn-'vlG t i«»n
Mu pram* ju*1g«s— T K Hxkcrman. of letter*, w bi< • Is In um » in
sagr te «t otto w irrd lo l'rrsnlrni M*
KihlrV*
’The Republirsn« al < >rrgm», of Albany.
utthv ami « hi h bas *a»«N!
Attorney-general—T J Bright.
In ma trutta n assrtn »!•*•!, lo thè prati
d«dlarw ti» many gov ••tn
«Irnt *>f thr l'iiitr»! btatr-e. grvrling: W aem
cri v »-» I no m«HH*tar> coi
Mint« printer—M P. Marquai», of hi» dlsrovrvy trtlt ita H
W*th thr ut »no« I «inibirti«?* In thr «t>-
Forrat Gr*»ta
dom <d ynur ad miniai radon and pie*
mvtit rogferrrd u|>
The national platform, which «4» kntght. Momr of
mg voQ thè «uppurt nf the »late of
< >rrg« <n we rvptvws <>UF ^ar»»est i'ouvic* adoptal, follow a
were a machine Io |»rodii
“Th* prohibition |«arty. in national vrt. a machine to make l>p*s nw* a|
tmns that th* Mait»< was <i«strove«I hr
asaetnMed, dec lares
its rstus use«! t«» make l*r«»ns«* p«w»%
design <»f nminal rrgircl <»f bfwn« «li convention
ifllrti, and timi Ibis «Mil I Age is jiiSI convicti»«n that th* manafa«*<urr, ri
centrifugal put>»p and a plate glass |«*l
« ause hu thè Vnitrd State» |o dm I lw purtatioci, imjsirtalion ami sale of al- tshing machine
rohoiic beverages ha» pn*iu«-e»l such
Sp«ni»h natioh ftt-m ths Ue»te»n hen
It was thirty year* eg » that his frr
social« (Commercial, industrial and j*»- tllr brain g««r birth io Us gr«*At»'*
•spi rre. ’ ’*
ht>c®| wrongs, ami ie now ««» threaten­
ventlon. While •«•• klug J«»r « new
Tke ««•I* tuk.l
ing the )<er¡arttiity <»f all «>ur social am! nieta) !»•• made th«* dlm"»»'rrjr that
Governor r—T T I ICrf , o| Mamin
political institutions that th* supprea*
M»crrt«ry <4 •talc--F. I l’unto«. ol •ion «»f the same by a national |«arty,
I dalaop
Otganiend therefor, t» the greatest <»!•
MtSUO.
Supreme ju.’g'—F. A
}«■« t I» ta a«<omplished by the voter«
Columbia,
<»f cm country, ami is <»f such imi<»rt*
Mate 1 re a surer—Chas H M-rr
an«'* that it of right ought to control
K ìalliat li.
th* j»uhtlcal action >*f ail <»ur patriotic
Mate printer — W. H.
ci tier ns until surh suppression is ac*
Jackson.
n»n>|dished.
Ths urgm« v of thts cause
Atl omet general—f). It
S. 1(1» II demands tlx» union without further de*
turn, »f Lsnn
lav of all eiliarns who desire the pro-
>ii|«-»t».tr n lent of pul In ihStl Uri
hlbittoti of th* liquor trAflflc; llicre(«»re,
J. II. A< kerrnan. «»f Multo«* ■»ate.
“Resolved. That we fa«or the legal
prohibition, by stat* and natkrnal i«*g
»slatton, of the manufacture, iin)*orta
“We, ih* Republi« an voler» of ili« tn»n. ri|M»rtattnn and inte«»late Iran»
portalion ami «ale of alc«»hol:c taker
«tal» of • h«'g«*li, in r«»lilrhli«ih s»»« i»i
btal, congratulate thè |<*<»pl>» t»f |hc ages, that we decdare our pu»p«*se t<
state ss w«*ll a« <»f tire wh<>h» natum «ni organ ire and unite all th«» friend» <»
thè ut>mi*fskatde Lart that th»* «laik prohibition mtn one partv, and in order
< l«»ud of adversity, whicl» haa hiing Itk»- to axomphsh this end, we d«w*tn It Litt
right to le««e every prohibition«»! th«*
a pad « ve» «»tir fai» land, ha» lirvti d»s
aipated. We rerognite that thè rcintn frevdorn <>f hi» own convietimMi upon
<»f ¡ r«»s|(crilv is «hie (n thè restarsiutr all other )«»htt<al question», and trust I mi |> cotild I m * n*iii«*v«Ml from cast
our represent at i v«»e tn take such acton
of th«* Rrpnblhai» pali? !«» |»»wer.
by »imply forcing a current <
“We a»»* in fa*«*r uf lite iu«<nt» na»»« «• Upon other |a»htlcal questHHis as the
!bn»iigb the uiollefi ma»«.
It
«tf thè preferii gold stan«lar>i; •«* are ( hang* oooaaMined by prohibition, and
some years to develop his «Ita«
th»«
«hule
¡tropi*
■lisll
• of
unqnalifiedly oppose»! t<» thè Ire*’ ctMn*
but the result Is written In rhe history
sg«* f »il*er and to all •»<! «o ». h«-n • *• demand."
of «-very industry in which steel I*
it- kit.g tn Ih* ilr>*a««*n-cnt «4 (Le citi-
BIGGEST FIND OF ALL
u»vd
t>n**v that th«* liquid metal I*
rency and thè repudi4tion <»( «Irld. IVr
pturi'd Into the converter and th«* tilr
belici® that thè ta»t money In th»
« <«»*»1 Mln» >r«r s tt •<••» * 11 !•*, Orenl (»last turned on. no fm-l is ncc<l«*«!. As
( «»unly.
w«»rh! i» none loo g»»*»! t<» ta tts»ui«i*d I»«
the oxygen com«*» In contact with the
III* g«»t»rntnent to th* latar«** n» il««
W. P. Mount, <>l Musanvillr, arrived
carboo an«l silicon, combustion !• pro
ftuit <>f hi* t«ul ami to lite farmer »»ih» in (ktnyon <‘ity Wednesday, having in
duced hii «I th»» metal t* kept in a molt«*n
prie* of hit cgnp,
We c«»i»<!emn ih»* hie |skSF<-»»n»n some of the richest ami
condition until all Impurities are con
toiftinn»*! agitai ioli b»r frrr sii ver n m»*»t beautiful free gobi quarts »|>eci-
sume«!. The product Is pure «teel flint
» al» ulatrd l<» j» <»|>ardik>- thè prosperiti mens ever seen in thie country, taken
ch li I m » ls*iit and t w lat«*«|, cold, and used
«<f thè cwmntrv atei to »Lata th«* coi»fi
from Ins recent discovery, the hkv-
for any purpíme to which etwl «’an I m *
deme of (he |M-»qde in Ihe m aiii tritai
scr»|wr mine. The epocimena « ihibiird
put. \\fre It n«»t for Mir ilctin s in
of a w i»e flnaiuial faolìcy; we parti u
were of the pretty w lute «juartt variety,
ventlon It I» protahl»* 1 hat there wotihl
la*ly ontidemn a» tinp-at*loti»- th<* « ff* it* altmwt identically the samw as taken
I m * no steel mil« In th«* w«»rld today.
<»f th® (*•-<• silici agitator» tuarmv < I »•
from thr Vitrue mine, near Baker City,
ag.«in»l via»» an i ae»t«<»h agnhisl *» • - and **amr nearer iwing r.uggets than
BICVCLt YACHT
tion; we deviare that th»- interrata n! «piarta e|i«ciiuene.
all risane® ami «>f all sofiori» of *»u*
"I have known for several tn«»nths Whreimrn Can rtrurc h H ithout Om c
Tiilh hiutf tlic
country ahkc demand a womd an i past that tl»e Hkyscraper would, if sufti*
I. I lludxtii of Elh’ditirg. X Y., ha*
4•
- ■ ' •
ciently deveioiM**!, tamtnr a bullion-
“Whlle we deplorc th® immiti« nce<»' producer of no mean importsn«oe,** said iiHriii«’«! a bhycle »all with which hi*
*at we r«'<ogti»*e thsl th«* <• untry t» Mr. Mi'tint. “but the past week lias t*ttti «»-or* h. without *»n«»' touching the
<*n ti c ev* <»f war, uiiderlnk«*n tur ti»« •h“Wn it to t»e t«erha|»a the richest mine ¡H*»i;il*. faster tlmti any ra<’»*r living
viik I i * 4tiul« <>f tire t allunai hoiior ai
on tbe ccmu L Even prior to the finding fli« »all was a sprue»* tnist about l»n
frrt high, fastened t«> th«* w ? hm *I atmut
th* performance of a w«»rk d.ctab «I lo • f t ‘ .»• • l ’ r<
*
\ f r
i n< i»\
every ìnatinctof humanity; ve «Irela»• ere«I a few «lays ago, the normal and four I ii »*I i ** m tack of the handle bars by
that Ih«* adminislration ie rntitle»! in continuoue wealth of the le»lgt* was re- inruns of two I m »|I n and a cleat. The
thi» nonrtict to th« confldmce and eup- gardrd by practical mining men as *«aII ltM*lf I m made of heavy cotto.t
|w»rt bf thè entìre |e«»i le.
phenomenal, the returns from sample* cloth, w ith a light boom at the l*ottuiii,
*’We ate firmlr atlachr»! t<» thr i-rin- taken indiH'riminatrlv ranging from to which a strong cord Is attached and
ci pira «»f thè filerai cimisi ittttioi’, *r fliO to |35o per tun. April 1 a btxly of pAMtrd through a light pulley LI> n k at
rrciygnlae that representative govern- g«4d was rnmuntrrvsl in the level fol- the rear of the saddle |s»st, an»l thro»‘e
meni ie <»ne <»f thr««* |«rinciplre , «n t w. . lowing the lt*igr, a description <»f which through a *r«-t»m| pulley Attached to
are op|«o«M*d to any « I at.ge in I «w or w<»til*l sound m«»ir like thti«»n than the «•enter of the iiaiulh* bars. This rn
« « nstitutu»n wltich w ili abrogai»' ti - fact. At this point the lively, clear- at»hs the ivh»*rhn:in sailor to nianage
lime-honured principi*.
cut, fiard quarts is literally welded and his «all without ln:erft*ring with th«»
Mr
llu«1son
“We are in favor of retrenchmcnt Isiund together by th* yellow ruelal, steering of the wheel.
ami rrh riu in state and counti malte <*
sample« going as high as #150,000 |*er tells th«* l*hlla»lr!|»hia Times that h«>
“IV<* drmaml strici economi* m pò»«- toD.
Fonii right «»»it •••»of this or«* #*J5 had a bard tin»»* learning to operate
In atTairr. and thè alw»!it»»»n «»I all n«-»’d
was estraclrd In coarse gold, while se- the sail, but w lien on«*r It w as tnaeterrd
le»* • ITI« r» Miid (<iliillii»»li ti*.
lerte»l specimens would give greater re­
“The salttKMi tlehing induatrv. « turns. From the reaull of three «lays'
fruitful a «auree <»f revenue to II»«* sia !»*. stripping we estimate that #30.000
should ta foalrred, am! io that «*nd w» worth of ore will ta taken out.
Tbe
favor state aid in thr ertiti« tal projo defswit of gobi has been traced along
gation «*f salmon. and th«*>r «listrii >
the ledge t»ir a «llstain'e of 1,700 feet,
ti«»n in thr water« of ibis stata.
showing an ore »-little of very unusual
"Wr affirm «ur allegium** t«» Ih* length, an*l the ledge ranging in width
pt ineipire «»f thr Rrpnb!i»*an partv of from one to f«»ut feel.
Every |»artirle
ili* Unito»! Mate», •• eniiiK lata! bv thv of the rock rilra» le»l from the com-
Rrpublitat» conventlon in SI. Louis in mciHeinent of o|*era(iun» last August
up I«* the present time will average
ihwò.
** Wa drm»uiu*r thè lu*u>n pa»tv «4 #100 |*cr ton. PHtinething unknown in
Oregon as an aggregati»»!! <»( s|<>d»it.rii, the history of g<d-l mining the world
w|»«> are r«*a*ly iti subordinate prin< iple» over.
“It it mH a I«•«**’ ledge by any
tu «»fliiA ».
Ea< h <»f tl»r| artt«-s t«> thl»
cx»in|«a«t is willing to stultlfy it»elf at»«l means a# may lie surmised from its el-
torni alliancee with dementa which it treme ridUMV, but at times the gold
lisa heretofore «ienoum-»*! •• «iangenmr •wiui to ta conccuirated in very rich
bunches though without interfering a
and unti! tota introated with power
particle with the regular pre* ipitatioii
we deviare that g<x>d governmrnt ran
of the wealth characteristic«»f the irdg«-.
hot come frum sudi an alliancei."
'*Negotiations arv under way for the
A Western man has dr»ignr«l an end erection of a tnolrrn stamp mill of
leas chain propeller lor bntlt in which largr ca|M»cily, including rorkbreaker,
Just as
a double chain «*1 buckets is Lung t<» concentralor and self feeder.
two shafts •strnding crosswise through MM>n as the roads are in goad <xmditioti
the I mmi I, with powet transmitted t< the plant will ta forwarded to the prop­
the shafts by piston ro«la at I sc her I go * erty without delay,"
No doubt many
It worked Ix-autlfully
Th« Ski scraper is not the only mine of our clever troya could rig tip a tol­
crank section in the renter of each
in the Susanville district, by any cyclo »nil with which they could go
•haft.
means.
Mr-srs lx» Witt an*l McLean, like tbe wind.
Moscow has a hospital large enough operating the Hughes group in the in-
TELLING TIME IN THE DARK
to hohl 7,000 persona
II w a* founded trrast «if a Man Francisco <*oinpany,
iti 1*04, an ! at prrarnl takes li» vhil have completed their shipment of ore
•»ms
11 rin tri« 1.1 w h • A%hi«»t Is Carri«*«!
<h«¡» at the rate ¿4 lü a -lay. ur at-oüt! ar»<l are n»»w JMtahing .h *,«i!opmci«* Work
nu * hr 'N «Uh ( halli.
15,< h K i a year. There ate JA phyan tans vigorously and as anon as the roa*ls will
The
electric
scarf pin, winch many
admit
they
will
hate
a
iO
starnp
mill
and ataut !*»<» mirar».
The ore body r«p»a»*l by Horace M«»an «I» to date young men have been wear
last winter looks like a tauquel to a Ing. now baa a rival. A design slmdar
A ery < sinrlr.
The emotional hlrrairur haw just miner's eye, and is already attracting to the pin Is now hung on tbe watch
The ore chain. It Is charged In the same *nan
written a piece of which hr wat irry the attention of mining men
t « m » v »•!>«••
H»I4 le Asterie Wemlwa-
<«,4 t*latf«»*«M
proud. Th« editor hs>k«*l it oier «ml
then said
•‘Do you candidly think such ••p»niot»s
ought to go mt«» <s»ld typ**'"
'*1 Jon't know much a Is» tit ths prav
tical work of printing," was th« reply,
"but I don't bebeve it make« any differ *
ence.
Fvrn if the type »• ©old 1 guess
that article will lake the chill <*ff it.'*
«—»Washington Star.
u i».« it nid. t «•..»*
"Did )”u gin* b>m anv «nconrag«
torni?” inquiml th« Moth«», »«frtrinf
lo thr imi« i-unioiM young man who re
fuar.1 (<> <<>n»i lrr
out in tb*
cold.
.
"Oh. ilnar, no; nun« at all," replied
the («autiful daughter. "On on« or
two occasion« at the aearbore la»t rum-
met 1 promu >*<l to l*e In, wife, but that
wa« all."—Chicago P<»(.
Canaria'« import» from the United
Ht«tre increati «1.000,000 la«t year,
and her imports from England
'
oreaaed •1,000.000.
Warnlaal* Slat# <»«rvt» «aliaaal
farw at I ••« iti«pi*d
Fla>-
chute is between five ami eight feet
wide, and in the neighborhood of Ao
feet long
Milling teats ehow a free
gol*l de)M4iit of almost # » per ton, while
a concentrating t««at will g<> #30.
The G«'rn of the Mountains, owned
l*y Mr Blake, of Canyon City, now
bonded to Mr. Mount, though base, ie
one of the moat promising mining prop«
er lies <»f that nature in Eastern Oregon,
lirvelopiiient work is hunted, but what
has tawn done is snfTLirnt to demon­
strate that an ore lady of prodigious
•lie will ta unfohtal ae depth ie at
tained, end also that the precipitation
of gold will ta greater.
The average
value of (he heavy base ore is in the
neighborhood of #5<> |*er ton, and the
le»ige is fully five feel wide in the bot­
tom of th« 80 fialt «haft.
About 80
feet atav« this ledge is another etiong
one. running |*arallel and carrying a
•mall de|»oeil of free gold, and from the
tren«i of the two ledgr« they will cer­
tainly merge t«getber at no very great
depth.
Spring Humors
That pim pie un your arm, those
erupcions, iu-hing and b«.rning hi ve«
just «s snrrly indiate impariti«« in thè
hlaftd, wbn h should bave prvmpf and
rarefili atlrnt »»n. aa lo boi le, ear b«i n*
«fare, ubere, sali rhe im and thè s«*wr*
est forme of ecrofula.
HuuJ e
parlila cure« all heooil <•! thè b!
•vrry fotm and d«gree.
Ikrpr.l Well.
Gallagher town.hlp cihttoo County.
I'a . la likely to have (be d.-epcat well
In the Mtate. Tbe oil and ga» <ompany
baa decided tn «Ink !’« i-i|>*rlmental
well to a depth of 3,&ta> feet.
ily a temp»»mry relief I haw heew lak-
g lluud » Harwapariila end H«*»»! • l’ill».
*4 can trai* u»> that I ha*e drrhed »»
rwwl i<e.*; t fro«»» ihr tu than (hsi
Ig I tave tried
I n»lri»*i it» c«>
mg the medicine
»o loi g a» i rsa.
II» M
Buch Coos Reau ta.
4» have IL .<1‘» l'dl» lo ina
>■»*
A .*
That Tirad Fa«llng
Mo common in (to. apri»*, i, al»n dua
to the SHmfc. , thin. <j0|>i«t«4 condit'on
Mak* your blood pur« by
of the blu»»!
taking H «»»i'a Sarsaparilla and you
will ta str» ug »n«I rvouly for work, will
have g»<w! a (l’etite and <«»*»! health.
Try lloud'e Marwa|«arilla line spring
to 1st prop!* kn*»w
»i s .**•*•»j*<r.<¿a «i -i
• • p*» r and I bs«1
lMMflici«ve. h«tt f«»Und
I «üiild ir» |<« hm 1*«
• king two talHea I
! I krel «
I
spring m it ma is
•tant I y man i fes* r* I p
rich s»»d vitali«« tlu
s Sarsaparilla
Mrltlall !’ >•««1 x»r«**tMs
irons re luctmtis of charge« and
•xwnskma were invi* by the British
P« h »tage on
postofllce during IH87.
domesti® letters was made one |««nny
f»»i beit ounces, with an additional half*
penny for »‘Very two ounces
Thus tn
Great B main it oosts only 8 cents to
•end a letter weighing »it onn ♦’<. w Itile
in th* United Mtates it would cost twice
n« nr»»
.Metcl ari’w a»e allowed t«»
inrlt*»e bills with g»*»l» sent by parol
|w»«t
M<,»st important was the ciompi®
turn of lb* transfer of th* trunk tele*
plions system of th* United Kingdom
loth* p**stuflVe depsrtuiriit
During
ths yea» (he dep«»eile in the p*stal eav-
ID«*• tanks inervas« lai- »I# » <>oo,« *
A Lady
tried Srhilhnf'i Hcst tea and
dul not like it.
She tried it Again and
made it according to direc-
lions.
its her only tea now.
The l»tgenlou« M« r
Ih* w4s a wry .iig’ tiions man. Hr
had ni'vlr an invention which was of
great value.
Hr thought so. at least,
if the world did nut, an»l hr had his
invention patemted.
Il was a combi­
nation »‘amp st*»«>l. cane and umbrella.
The vane was the usual form of the in*
ventlon.
At a big parsln nothing
r«uuld l»r mure sm ven lent, end for au
onhnary, unrspected rainstortu. what
cutil I be la’ll«-i* A man is eure to haw
hie walking «tick with hiru.
It was not so long after the invention
ha* I been j»erfectrd th At the man wa<
out walking with hi« wife, ar I a sil l*
den shower <*ame u|v There were no
care ao«»‘ssiblv, anil the only tiling to
do wm to run, and the unlucky pair
did thia with a vengeance, reaching
the house hot,
un<«»inf<»r table arid
pretty wet.
“Well, we Are here at lent," sai l the
man, drawing a lung breath of relief.
"Y«*s,” «.ti l the wife, dis -»n*'lately,
“but I think I hav»» ruined my new
bonnet.
And,
John
biiiith,“ she
ad lr»l. suddenly, with a little scrrAin,
"what do you think you have «lone?
Y u had that old invention of youra—
<'ane*carnp*etool umbrella
affair — in
your hand all the time ready for an
ciiHTgrnry, and forgot to use it. ••
The man tell« the story an»l thinks
it is a great joke. — N. Y. Fitne«
Th« order h«s g
that no man who
rema tn on the |oli
•lorlar*»1 i»f this I mi
o»nt wive« of othi
fr«H* from l>eating anti lit« 11
ar rest
M1U 1-1«
A fc!ia«M.dt'g
1 sts have f>>m I the loath
ia<
of i Niris, sh'i has lieen dead IDIMK)
years
By dig< ng a few t
thrv ho|ss to And the remains
Inte Iht\id Bennett Hill, win» h
«leparted HOO.iMX) }rar«.
hr
% H »• «>f H !•••« i
AN ONN LCTTtK TO MOTHtaa.
f*4tr»ck‘s da> is th*
W« «I» ••»*'< •*« »H th» <-■'« *• «»•«' '■« t 1-»«>w
*« .••»♦ wns .*f <»«••«• i| 4 t •* I * . * »»4
ar>l H»»we*e sv acitatiun
rih IIKM *«. ASltlSIA M afl a WMíik.
tri>O|M «mbarkwd f«»r Ii.i - it
I. |»t S»w* ;*l retho «Gfvaitnt« M fahi’r«»,
ch 17. 17**1 M«» «Il Amen- an.
■
• »i ! I k
vi ' TI TV l< I. < MK %ST<»«tA.'*
i nie* estifol in th* bolhley ohaerv
Ib» « juu « lh«t
t*>r»* «fltd tk"T» t»«>w !•**» Ih*
1 <>( th»* vacartiug «unitateli T
l»< »tmil«
«4 CHA* H »¡Ehllll e>
r *r v va i» p j * ’ 1 » a t ■ '
* ‘
i i • .11 ’
•
II**’
l‘.l•»«»!! A «bu A h4» »*♦«• «**4 1« tb» h- i»»*»
I 'tr nt «a c4
I a »f o««« < • ' * » -« ■ a
La»*A C«rvf*t 'y «t th* wr»-»p«f «nd •»* ta»l il is
iV ><•/
A sjf k U»«»« A*«g4/, sh -I has tt»s
•ignaturv oí CHAS 11 FLKTtllKH « n IM
wrsrtMrt N • os» »*«• auth<>rtty I m mr t>> us»
tuy «»»mr r»
Th»
i »tupen* >4 w hu t»
A neat pencil hol ler is h>rttir«|
Cía«» l< T‘ *«( )»<« in F«*«<’!riit
M»*k4 J.
muir, riraii.x MU rnrv«*»! spring sr»’ti*»n to s(irr«mn«l I
pencil with a pin IB the bark by wh
V«llw«r I ight
the holder can be qoickly atta* h**l
A yclluw I ght has been obtain*>l
the coat «if xest.
with incandescent ga< burners bv a
German Inventor al Krefeld.
He al­
ters the btirners so that thr gas ie »up
plied at a pressure of three and a half
atm*-sphere»
A sing!* jet <»f ordinary
im* then emits a light of Dior* than
1,000 can’ll« p)w«*r, bv which tino
print may ta rea l at a distar e « f 150
fret frotU the light.
Pfuncters
CjRECONßlOODPüRlflfR
ALTH ^^STORtR
How a
Till*’
Wa offer <>n» Han'Irrd I* «llar» Reward I' t any
i-«»r of « a«ar »h that » an nul Us c«tr*t l.j llaU'»
»•■.it- • ■. ■ ■
F J « HFN K Y A « O prop» . Tulrd.». O
W* ths under • «’ned !»•»••» n s a F J «hri.r*
h»r lus i»aat I * t <*ara and »•« is*s him prrJsdly
•
at««, • i a?* r io . arr> vt*i auy «’.»• >»»Uotu tusds
by ibelf firm
w a»t a r
A b»' e»Sl
W fl at >. .
Who
Ita 11’s Catarrh «
dlre«*iiy on th«* bk
tbr ’!»(rm Fri»'«
r .
drugi¡t«t» It’sitra »»»la:« frr*
Halt • > aiu if Flila r« tb» ta»L
h»l >. it i «»i»** r* Saalillara < arry.
Tim Kossen eoldier is more heavily
burdened than any other.
A lout-
•«»Idler in the army of ll»e ciar carries
over 6M p' irnis.
d i • weights i»orne l»v
the font «uldiera of the other principal
European nations
are
as
follows
Fren* b, A'J |M»un ls, British, A3 pounds;
German, Al pounds, H wiib , 6W pounds:
Italian, 53 pounds, Austrian, 4» poinds
YOUR TABLE
Ma< t*e «««
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Usa lu Vuy
YOU CAN PAY
THE SEATILE TRêOING Cl
«lattai uitcuAtvt.
ne Fiat! av > to
stanti
wash
Good
Health
'Ml y«u
One of the tie«*« in tbe park at Wind*
e*»F, England, is eup|><*aed lo I» 1,300
year« old.
It ie known as William the
Conqueror.
Mil AK K I \ ro fol K HIIOKM
A
Al tan's
< ’I • F«
Foot
m » i E
Ea«e,
am », a i-.wder
tH.wdrr for tbe f«*«*t
li « urrs painful. swtdiFtì sruarting ieri and
ln«tai>dy takee thè »iingout
ting out of o»n»«
corns at»d
buttions, It's thè g reatrst c»»mfort die»
*
‘
tigli!-t»tttng or i»ew «hors terj mey, It ie a
«ertain rurv for t hllblain«, ««rating. damp
< allotta and h»»!, tired a* hing fr* t
We
bave ovtr iti
lestiritouiai* of cure
Try
It ttxlav boid by all druggiete and •hue
Btorw
nell for Zkr. iti BtatnjM
Tria
KE
Addrrsa Alien H. Olm
. N. Y.
Aafsty
In a new aalvty
it attached to the
extends a «hort
•hank, ending in a sharp point at right
angle« with a pin to mg-ige the fabric
as the pin is pushed into puailloii.
•«•Hi
DOCTOR
An Engliah prophet announce® f.»t
RATCLIFFE
|ny® the discovery of the north pule,
t . » r t
the oprttiug of communication with Nrt»uu«,l hrssl« •»»<! «!»•« l«l '
In »•»»{* m • Ma
Mare, war in 1 'iro|»r. a revoluti«»!! in
Mouth Amer a. note in lairnlon and
the kidnaping <»f the young king of
Kpaiti. That Mouth Amer lean event is
reeoriatly certain to happen.
A new rubber overehoe for wet
weather wear dora not egtend around
the hrrl bul I» fastened to th« narrow
part of the »b<« vole by aprmg clip» to
hold it in pla< e
H»»MK »*>101*1 ( tW AM» 1*1 HK »»»<»!»
a j Basler a Svrup
• *4. u» >• if »»rr
light r*G<>re>1 and »! h*s»r b»dr, I» tn» !» fr«»«s
ÍS
ugsr <•!>• sud • ttr-« tlv f ir* It I» for »als
M ¡; *. ■. t-i < ■ «f» » '»ni l. i Msn t nr
l«ir»4 !»• ti.« F»« irti « o « vy svsvri'o Ailirn
u !»•
««.1'-<*«• />-•«><’* hs«» ths
lurrr t naw»« liibogrsphed on «t»rj esn
Dannarli » V u «» m
O'.’.CC î : LCQltg vf Dv’titumn t« in* aid
rsl occupant of a thiona, with th*
singla exception of th* (iran í Duke of
Luirmburg, who is her senior by w»ine
six weeks.
These era the only two Both tho method an«T n•suits when
oertogenarian sovereigns.
Next in age. Syrupof F ir * is token; it i» plraoant
after I^'ieen lAnilse, comae her htiatahd, and rvfrv.htng to tbe ta-te. atu! art,
who i» seven months younger; and then
gently yet promptly <>n tbe IGdneya,
ths Grand Duka of Saia Weimar and Liver and Bowel«, c|eai>M<« ">«• »ye-
(goren Victoria.
• FIÏÎ
II« Sf»er
at •• a >a* t.i 1- k « a «•-••-
Nerv» K*
*-
'» m riltk «« «>«*
t» ul« ar4 ir •' »* l»R K >L MLtaK, L<d *•
Aru» »us«c.
pitia, ta
nrr. It ran I m » taken uff at will, the
wire taing Intact, ami ma Idea one to
tell the time no matter bow dark the
surroundings. Wtau not In um » It bangs
<m the chain. Being Incased in a gold
or stirer rrtleior, it looks quite pre
senta Ide.
t an> well ! tbi
«ine In tha
svili«« Orvg«m
Four aldermen and a banker of .Mon-
•Ing. Hub . are under arer.t on a
<-harge of britory in connection with
the a> eptanew of th« new wat«r wot tea
For th« preaanl th« Cutoii war qu««tion
i« »idatracked at Mnn.ing
pifo»’» l'tire f«»r ('on «un» pt Inn la (he beet
of all rough curs» <.s..rgr W. Ixxs, Fa
boucher, I a , Augtitt JK. IRAS
Bicycle han<1l« tor, ar« being made
of a abort piece of wool for th« center
•ernon. with grip« on each ,i«le of the
head and metallic tubing eatenaio»«
on both anda of the wood bar ourved to
the uaual »top« and ending io a aacond
pair of grip«
trm eileclnally, di«;»*!» <-o|<l«, head-
ache« an*! fever« and enre» habitual
con«tipation. Syrup of Fig» i* the
only remedy nf it« kind ever pro
duee-l, pleading to the taxt«- an<! a*
eeptable to the ntomitcb, prompt in
ito action and truly Eenetii ial in it»
effect«, prepared only from the ni<*»l
healthy aii'l agree:il<le»ulMtan<'e», it»
man v eaccllent qnalitiea commend it
to all anti have iua*ic it the moat
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Fig» b for »ale in Mr
«■ent bottle, by all leadinj; drug
giato.
Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro­
cure it promptly for any one who
wiahe, to try it.
Do not accept any
•utotitute,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO
ft»
iMMviul. tf.
C»l
au« roar a,
• -y,
-
mln nr at« r
«th ««»<1 » «»r «no
4 ’ i »«I n»*» »
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gltBfl
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ssrg*M» H«
If neg a
»•Ifof f*rt»<ii 4-*vn th« •?•<*<
4foi*l*r 5'»e*»«re *«r
l»l •» » I * » w »»> W «» M » >
*ei*i •ttattiina gi«*n
’**1 io all U»»»r r»»
w hi i f ir> .•»*•*•»• 4»
WOT I»► I 4 I « «il oa t>* li*».nt*
*«>>»'■» mil erti* h h > H • «situarla *•>«»«
•
BJl » iff»'»it ( I»v<*l I I A I |(»s » II» » a i
ti^rf’ai al m«-s »if by l*«|*f
g. M. RATCLIFFE.
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PERMiNEIIlL! CURES
Wiri!«»!T KM»> *Vll|N«i
Flit ll’f
Si Kill F of rumi Ml.s«i Till »»>» Nt
h«>W >!>»>« •«»< -tilt«
il;i» fttrih -«
o-l «b* !••« r • r*a*» I s- « »««-t • •» i
*.f th* I N/trH IMtefteS •»•“! > Of
|^tl*s<» •»»«»♦«••ruH, tr*»tr<! M*n, w>*
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•
• »II wt • tn* fur > ;f >it»f »»A m •*«*
• '!••«• > ••mlMSlivS »x.J <-»><•«<, I talk-« Fili »
A4<lt*«a th*
lrata-M'chanîcaiTrtatment Co
?S3 !■! Washington I».. Portland. Or
YOUR LIVER™
W«*«rs's lisvsalsH Items«! y w «to it I *»
4<>«r« * a tr.il« you ifol bsti«r. «¿st it irvi«t
y«rur druft.*| or soy wbri'.esals drug ho«»«» . or
Voai suwsrt A H<utne« l»ru< < ©. Usama.
Ma«** ta<u»sy by sucraaii I
l|»r':ISlloti in » »<«<• Ws
bu> au*l asll ettesi <>* mor
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ture» W rue
t*arUrij.ar» » •••» <M r»i
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lull parUru.ar«
»rearo given essersi
Several x«*ar»
year»* ’ »i
»i|»n»»r
je«>»n<* <»n tho
•
!*<!•» «d tho botoli;*»« Rend !>*r oor Use refe-
sere b»H»ì
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