The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917, October 06, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text> • HOP YIELD GENERAL I «iifuiBia, * ?*|**k1 the la»p situatimi. < I,. twin George F»»pr, <if Furt ¡end says **lhe situation of <>r«>gou*s hop crop this year is a pr- ultar «>m I .ur Weeks agri tlx* im<st ct»iiwrvalive gTvw« r <»r •lealri had made up hi« min*l that IMW rly 1 OU,000 fai «aa Wo» »11 fa pto du« ”d in thia «Ute Th« bo|M w«*re OU the Glire, ami no. d. ufa tbs quality Moul«! hat«« l«4-n ei relient luit b»r H*« bua>vy rmn« tu Augu•t. Will* b imparts* 1 new ule tu vine». »11 t tre- h stroMIae I*••/•!! V» set ou laterals that $»o have <v»im- t»» ma*.u$ily at *o data. In ad liip ti to ihi«, H m » « x the burr grow <«»ntiuu*>usly umlr ditioua |*n«lnc«»l by the August tnl the warm w«ath«*r <»f thi« u a«» tliat growrn were ucMifruitasi problem that puMlwt Ihsun» which in fnrit.er Irani could l*e in IB U>urs amid u t this ie taken » -ft in 1« •« ti,;sfi . | (. > >. | • ml in aomte «ass*« enu 30 hoar* re«]uirtod tu take «»ff a fl«a>rlng of n • ts* «lie. This throw (lie drvlit, « blurry out of ah«;«* The tauiaS, < t«> the cool W ntfa r lato*k ward. Ft- king len'M general until alout Nrpt«*m’« r la Io. •»> that all large yards baV* •«!• m»Llurab|y. . Entiro yardg have h*ro»l rondderaldy Is-i-n aiauidoiird <m ae««Mintof the rapid spread of mold, with thn rosult that the <rop lues 1-*^ n cut down to al«nit ?0,(MM) t*alce. ? he quality of thswsi *o.- (Mh) I si b *« will range al«*t>t IO.U ihi l«alra chuCvt, ftO.ouu to tO.ooi) molium. an*l the romtUmier imliflennt “Frun what Uknuwn of <>th«r «tat«*. <‘alii *nila Ims tlv I.«rat quality, and r»o <Mh) lades is sal I l*> l»r the yield ill thnt state U a>hin.-b n*s quality 1« sal*l to la* the same as <*un». but as that state 1« m * »rn «*r rl,»!it <!ays later in maturing the * r -pu*»*t of the (’a«*- «•-he. tl is 4>*ubtful if it will harke**t the quota a* «’»• it»* I u» her > •_«•-«» New Y«»rk has «»ti« -thirl I«»** ihi« y«-ar thau last, an i th« crop is said to Lavr «»»me «C»wn in very ;«w»r •lia|>n. English a»!vi-es are confli«'ting» The vie! I in I Ugland is ral I to l»r tie- h<*Hii« »t in ii.any yearn. (‘m* writer who 1« an autieirity. v hit* wry «*'U «• rvatlv«*, gi»>s th«* ylel I a« I.loo l«»un 1« jmr a re. England this year has 50.000 a» rwa of taqM. Nu< h a yh Id. Ibt rvfofto, if It Is all g«lh<T»”l, will I m * nearly r«*(ual to Britl-h <*>n suinp!i«*n. Germany** cn-p is al*«* aliovv the MF«ra, «• lit It is >1 tful if «I m - h.u* many h*qr. ti t!.n jort mark-t. The marl Engl Uh ho;«* t'-lay rang*» to Ci |Os pur !!3 |«'um!s, that even tho*e price« itiaintMim^i aft* r th* id the I'nited N la lie «««k* A ■ to this, however, there i> a«»unin*'e. “Tim js»tnts in fai »f the grower a* ka hat e art» theari First, the all |*rrn w««rka»l off a. M* « nqiof the world gutos tuapra« iU' re market; tin»«'* all th«* I over an* l«etter, canii-l»,fh,r Im i r* -r. ■!, empi* yr»l, I b I mmp is every w h* ro an I hrn«'e th* <x*nauu U< I m ' a T is on the inmwae.'* Mrstllr Mgr» h >««*$••*>. At the m«-.. ting th** *■• *« m L* cium I»« r «d commerce at *»« alile ia«t w.-* k that <»-mi> iît r- ;» ft* t Hi ia««»r •*! al l ing in raising 9?5,< nx > fur lhe <**fal Ii*h* mriit of a «tarch factory tlirre The pn»|«>Mts| factory is to I m * btilll un lei th«* au|s r\ iab*n *•! Mr Hun lhau«*« n <>l wh*»««* lam ily \V«atfah*u. Germany <« wim a siv ret |>r«wM o| inakmg star* h that has !«nen in ma* t- •r 30 yeara. The jtnM«raa save« all the glutrn from thè flour, while the |«r*»rewi m w in u « m ’ ««n thu c<a»‘. aa*.«w little <*r h*»ne <»( tlir The •elitnaltwl <x«t of bui 1*1- gluten ing ani running th«* factory is 9J7.W24. It is • ‘Stimate»! that a fa-t* rv at that l«»int could sell in r»un*l numi ter* «ne- eighth all the star* h umm ! <»n tlw <^*aat, or per annum fimi. ink ) |*»un I s This is an average uf on** t* n per «lay and would r«M|uii>* 1 33 Pm* uf fl*<ur l»-r day. uf TRADÌ GOOD Kssa lisa la tbs ««. « • Matbal Mae Nel I Ulla ttSss«. K. <>. !>un A Co 'e weekly review cf trade »•»• The rea* t»< n in ihr s|ocM market u n< t a sign of anything outside tiiat market, but has cause*! many t»> bs»k lor eigne of a mactmn ehmwhsrw. buch signs líate been hard to find II has bcw*u tor months a w«»n*ler that the drmami f««r |*fv*lu«ts was su» tai nr* I al rate« etrvw^hng past n»ueump<i«»n in any year, not withstanding the general rises in prices» But tin* • j not appear l«» aliate, ami i K' «es c«»ntlnurs Wheat eijs’tts fall a little lelow last year's, but in threw weeks, flour io« In*!«*!, hate lawn R.Mft.b?? bus lx l«»r Atlantic |s>rts, agaliud W.9V3.K. bushel« last year, ani I.Oli.ftVfi l ush els from Facifir purta. again»I W7..»f, I u*hels last year Rut Mestern re« crl;»<0 have l<eer> 9I,75H.I*M t-Us hr Is, arAin»t 2J.ow.3V7 bushels last year, a if -I r»ru morw> tmprvwsite are the re- crij»<4 of 1«.515.932 Im* hr Is of c««m. against Ìl.177.4^3 I uabela last year an d th«» ei)a*ta <*( 9,301,43? bushel« against 5.U43.V* A last year. Furt)>er guFrmmrnt rvpr»rta ha-. I- n an credit««! abroan I that cutbm has ri«« r> tn ft e,"j renta, but It comes h r sari m««tr fvwly Guin in y ram of l aa - Inium cr*qsr \\ h«*n « « n j»ay 93 tí» ? 5 j«rr t< n u rv -, - t• ■ . prie«» for iron than the latent qu<»tr*l pr»!m ta in unier let t. t<» g» < early deli »er ics, it is IsM'atMs« u*e «lelay delay is Is throaten* threatened «>ii W orks or railratols or bn tge«. wneein nr machinery, •Ing a |*rotit many timos the cvwt o! a i nail fra<-ti»*n of th« iti st «'risi, in such ci ream* tañeos as in mach nf the rsennst- *ucti«»n an! et* |«n«i*in tu'w going <m. prswrnt o»t counts k»r little com|«irr»| with th* rarmiig power of the LuiidM*i |>n» lu a tima like this. PACIFIC COAST A Shtrl of Nrw I* flora« Wfcicla A««a* w»’h *M«i*»«$*tr« A shirt recently ¡Mtented land and placed there diS|«rtts«-s u«r of susprmlrt tbe br««-e« 1« taken off entirely by the shirt. 1 by the dot test tine« In th the y«»ke la rlten«ted both back au<1 front, and to It are fixed three tai»«. Creeping Numbness is a Danger Signal Me «k |l Kayla*, a wsii known •1 <««a of I ««rtn* kaa.said “I SH9 $»«>* M*«0lp ••««• <»f *4*, AI mm > i ihres yaarssg > fsBi-sr sr «4 • or ««lu1 uses im U»« Iset, *. < . » ««. * i r*e<!>«*•! ta, lol» I gtse **,n In fl««h. arp*n.s i* -r so4 I 4i4 n l r*«i«b *«*y '••»•! AtieM I becaakwsn ahis u» n. '»s a - I run« ■*••! ss'ersi Haling h «1.*<1 |*t» y •* la«« un« Uitlog una I Ia4 at«« ia an »U-. r tl At ! Sa t es» 4 paewiysls I l»*^M lha e msUt- tns« L«»t • • -f.nauag to f . w w *s* Ar« •< A •«r •$•< • fj * J a4« e! ti « tu W7 . • r»- a e f r« I I *4 flt « S'1 r. T Rr»t *»« I I thsj »<«M«*fitirf tn« I ».»*4 test«« 1» > m n all, aa ! w«a ut», ahi I s st a • • a I » : * ■ • • t i lhaes I *• te*n n * rwneran«-« <»f ti my«*. of trouaef bfares on tbr sli wblrh has a natural lernten« y tra« t Ihr < brat, Tble shirt, ed, ls tbr ti -«t cotnfortablr man ran w««ar. Ins amu« b as ?• rqtially distrtbuted over F<«r erteil et. ryrllag. r* fa« t. all klnds of Sports tsluabl«* ll ls a !< * II % H K { r The first Irish woman to be rim ted s ninni* i )..l <♦ i» il«»r ia Mrs Mauri«'* Ihw-krell. who wss ihtr I in t^** jki II s in the Illa* kt k district of county l>ubili», st the last elections, with nine vacancies to I mb tilled. TRADE grade» 13 25; graham ae, I 15 |a*r l«*md. ■e white, 35vg35c, ch« per tu» hr I. M*»th*n will hud Mr« \\ « ,*• «»th- -s v rup the be»I remedy lo uve Í r thsir :foi«irrn during tn* u-rtbiug ;«ri*»d. i tf hA< K VIV.W «*F BBW «ll.’MV. >»' L 12r; lue mixn-l, 9-t OOijfi 9 • &0; spring», I 5<»f a fur obi; , du< kt, fl 5<>« ya, live, I? aa<-k; sweets, \ egetaibh*** — Berts, fl; tuniij*, 90r; •r i*a«’k; garlic, 7c prr |«mml; vauli- •w«r, 75c j«r <l«»iM*n; 911 ttiw, 5<«|6<l per )«>titid; <’«*lery, 7<>M »<’ ;«*r »loam; rurimtlrr«, 60o ;irr • *, I’V a - i . 3o’- Ic i» r |«»un I; L»mat««—, G!t»v ;* r lox. grwu c»rt>. 13 •« iv per •h»««n. Iliqs— 11 <4 13r; 1R37 <5ft»p, 4«fie. Wind—Valley, 12<4 13c per |a»un*l; E astern or*-/«»n, fit^lftc; mohair, 37(4 k* ♦« r pout» I. Mutt« n—G to ***. I«*vt shcwRp, wethrra an i « w«v*. 3\c; dn-sr«*! mutton, 6 <«c 7c per pound; lam!««. 7 Si r j«*r ja»un I. Hog»—Gnats, choice heavy» ft « 00; light an-1 feeders, ft 1.50; dn * mm I, ft «» hum ? 00 per 100 puun*ls. Beef——Gnwa, t cows, ft3 00(g3 { |mr Veal—Isirge, t small, ;«vr ;«> ud *I. I M TO V ol li siloes 1er Mtld|»t'( M'ateb» An Irish lady, having ha«l a few hot words with her has fand one day. had oc«a»k>n a few a momenta after U* semi her servant for e**iue tish f*»r diuurr ’*Bridget,“ said the us ist rose, down to the town «I ut», r ali* I get piai*» “ “Indade. an* I will. ma'am * Bridget; "and I ma* aa well get for uo*Melf, h»r I *~an‘t stami th« M thrr no lm>tw Ilian ynrseU.** M omenta. t»«««y Celebrativa. A •m ar» quH k U> apprv* tars I U« I**rwwy reirbrallous pm«« li«al an I« •<a«u fun |b4y •l»ut«»us<r««e*i In ih» pr «•I o■«»nd*u«« «hub I« arcord«d H*>’ m • tie* *»ri«»u« ?vtitsdis« strf coin|M>4$ti«i«d fur igestloa. «'««»•tija»v*>«« dvsfMSpsta, tatitos « hver «»r kidnrv d»«*a>* »»r a»»y tro» ar ’i*n«g (rum a »»«li «ionia h dr»’<s shlrts. n» li Dot unly all«>ua uno to alt uprlght n( tubi«*, bui «lun)i kor-p« tbe fr«*nt uf tbr alilrt In |M»altlon. and prvvrnt« it Trotti bulglng «>ut i»f thè wafalroat. Twu figure« «>f thè m*w d«-algn ar«* abown. I»n< k and front lt> Ih* •«• It la aa‘«l that w bile thè m*w* «lilrt ha« nn « qual pr* «aure all aroiiml. tb»* onllnary Lira« e« pulì In avlly uu (be m*« k portiuti uf tbe ahoul<l«*ra. tllvr« of 11ir U«l(< Hing. Johann Ntraiis«. the ualti king, wa« Hcarwly laid away to rest In the Fried h «f wb* u a a r <*« of «1 Hputes arose ner bl« po«e*'S«k»na S’rau<» *r* ured to bla wife and step«! lugbtcr. aa well a« 1*1« ««’er«. m«*d*TMt«* ImiMii«*« for life, ttti«l then ma le th** S »cirty <«f Friends of Mu«l<- bls helr-at taw. Il<* disinherited bls brother, the well kn«>wn Ed .art! Straus«. an<i m id«* n<» pn»\ ,«*l««n for th«* destitute w blow of bla br«»tlier J* M*pb Tb«’ chief effort to «1 « put«* the legality of H:r.iii*s u III Is t > l»e made by b a «-» on I wife, from w bum he «dalinrd that bo was dlvor« e«l. When Strnu«« c<«ntracied bis see«»mi marring** both b * ami li's wife w«*re R««mnn ('ath*>|t* «, nml were united lu a (,'gtholie cburdi and with th«* rlt«-« «»f that religion The Austrian marriage law« are exceptionally severe, ami mar rl« <1 Catholic« « an In this c«»uutry s«* • tiro a legal e<*|u$ratlon from one anotb « r. but never an absolute divorce which eusbles them to marry again, The re •nit Is that Roman i'atbollca who have s«v ur« <! a separation resort to all •ort a of evasions of tbe law In order to mar ry igilti Johann Ktrauas receded from Romau <'atb-»l clsm and became a Trot *-«t«nt. then emigrate«! to tbe l»u«*by of Na ie Cutuirg Gotha. rv«ld«*d there fur a |H*rl«M|. * b’jiin«-d an absolute divorce from bls wife and married a thin] time. This evasion of the Ans’rlan mar rl ige la* *«!« prlv««! Stra-j a *»f the c«»urt fa'*»r which Io* bat! enjoys«!, and II s«*«*ms certain that In the strict legal «••use bls a •* otx! wife Is bls rightful w d«»w, whereas h s (bird wife. f< w bom he has provhl«*d. bad no ailtben tic c laltn <»n b m The Austrian la w « ol succv aa on provld«* that a wife can nev er t«r disinherited, but bas alway« a claim on at I n«t <>n«- third uf the pr«»p «*rty left by tor husband. •» that th«* •econ«! wife uf the great musician ha« every prosp«*ct of obtaining this «tiare At pr* tent »be la In of bls wealth [M»or circumstance«, and earns ber Ur ing lu a photographic studio In IL rllu < <»ie ta ma le of aluminium are now 0*0*1 l>y medical men fur the treatment oí «piñal disorders. CITÇ 1 • I I • * • - Uy - • • r «$ The average interval fatw»*en high tiles i a 12 honre ani 35 minili«-«. Two bottles *>f I’.* • » < ure f*»r (’«»»»sump-* tom * un-d no- «»f a <>ad lung tr**ub.r M ■* J. Nichols, 1‘rimetoii. Ind , Mar. JB. !«:*< America ban 4,<>00,000 men. wotking wo Th*r« 1» mftr* ( at*rrh tn thi» •^etlen cf th« «»'■oitry t han alt othrr di »ras«« pul l«*<**lferr, ■ lar ral.Ir lor a Cr**ai «*•!»» '• «r» ‘1 •« ’* r» | IB* n* • *1 11 a loe«! dlw«-«*, *t 11 r- • ’¡t • 1 ai r»-in» t««. «rol t y ci»D*tan’.ly faüi- g lo enro aith l*<al trvatnirnt. pronoun* s*l it incumbir. *■ »• has pr <*• n c««arrh t*» b« • ■ »*n*?¡tu. ti> nal >!t» am *. an<! lb«r-f*<rs rsq rr« r» «titu * > • 1 * a ! ! * b J < I • *r % < ,1.’ ia t hr «»nly **>a«tttutk»tiaí < «$«• <»*» th« * «rk«t. It i« lab* n tnisma;'y lu <!<>-*■• frvm l '1r ¡ • t«> a o. nful It » « • * • o ’ ■ • t I at l murou« «urfazs*« of !>»• sy«lsm Ihsy • ff-r t.«» t in«1r«<1 dollar« íor any <a»« >1 falla lo < r**. h<*ii>l for « In ulas and t*-««lin<>nialB. A4- dí*«»_ F J • ll» MCV 4 < <).. Talado. O .1 f J I T ■ >« h- ■•*•», • llai!*» Faui .ly 1*111« ar« the beat. The 130-year-old vino at Hampton Court, England, ie ie|M»ited to be a* vigorous as ever, although it is not now allowed to produce as many grapes as in its prime. Aii Excellent (’oinbination. r»«Ml»g tbs r«bl«a •’Pin al«*ul bwehadl In the matter Of curtowitlee, “ n»us<**t the owner of a small storw. “It's a f*ud habit -this blew of drawing trade •king * museum of the window, hut t can't stop now-— Imsinr*« fasinr*« won't allow it ” A few hour* Later the svm I a water trade was rushing The < •Utstlw the window gated until It was thirsty at the remarkable l ird that hung In a big cage I he « writ atta* hr*l lw»re a handful of the alphal>et hvstr rival |mt together amt lien Igne« I f«»r a •* ieti- fi name After It were the words: Tn »in bamoa “ A few days later the "< urv-»itv ' was hiding in the t*a* k yard with the nr»t of the bantam hrna —lh*tn»it 1 Tee l^fwa. Th« plea«anl mrUi»*! am! !>curficial itffeefta of the well known rvmsdy. NX at r uV El»»«. manufn* turr«l by the t AtUtuMiiiA ft i«> s»at r ( «>. illuatrntto the value <>f obtaining the h»|uu| laia- tiv* prttM'ip.r« of pianla kn***«n to be me«t let uaily la salt'« am! i»$ »$«*««■ uting 11ng to the them in the form m*wt r«*fre«ni laatr am! aecrntahlr V to the System« It 1« lhe <me pvrfrd •trengiio strrngtl ttlng lasa- live. clsauain< th •vstrm effectually, dl«)M*lllng colds, hmda**h«*« ami frvrra gently yet ;»r«»m itly and • ttabllug »‘tie t<> <»wro«»tue hat tual « > *n«it ijMlion prr- maneutly, . Ita perfect ($»•*••!» in fr**m r ver <»l»jectlotial*le quality and «uh • tan r. and ita acting >»n tnr kt*! nr vs. liver and iiowrla, without "*sk»nliig <*r Irritating them, maks it the Lira; la inti va. In the pr»M*rsa of manufac tur»ng tig« are u*<*d. ma thrv are plea* ant Io »he taste, but the n»e«li«*tua! qu slitta«of the remedy are l*tainr«l fr«>m WSM and other aromatic plant«. I»y a method kn«»«*n to tbs C ai it r«*axi a hu h, hi r • •• -fit In or 4. r t<» get it« i»ei» «-n* ial effects amt to a*»*i«l imitMtn*n«, pl* <4-«r retnritib» r t he full name of the < *« h >u»pany printed on the front «»f every ;»a irk age I The la mona i*b**k in thè l'aiais «le Jnrtne in Fari«, «latee from 1370. and 1« tl e Work of thè • leLfated Ih» \ a CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. wbose tur rei cica ks are thè earleat *»n ban raAMcieco rat. Lot tavi! I K av Niw T K8. N T reliable te*«>rd Theraived figure« of F«»f by * I InuggfM« I' thv Jo* t*4t)a Fietv and Justire and thè angles sup* HOW W TRAVEL. portirg thè r«»yal cosi < ! arma «ere «i- A telale in a tare Ms «•- ut«’d t v Gremaine Pil**n. Il ie br- lHfurm«llt>h r«»v Ihe Cubits. On e u|»»n a time an operator in lieved that it was thè l>«ll o| thie « lo» k !n selecting your tout* tn the F< • St t Hat rang thè signal fot thè ma sa a >cte •«*•<•*» »« •> .14 »)u rt ami rum slan*<l you cannot afford to overlook the ad- him In the fa» e ttnlsaa th»* market of SI. Hattboloinew in 1573. vantages and r<*mforte offered by the — "buulil break In hi« <l«'»|*t ration he Rio UrAiid* Western Railway in con r*'n. «ini ero«! g hear»! that h«*neetv e> tioti with the llenvrr dr ltio Grande U» the faat lie tried to di»- and Colorado Midland railroad« It is -h t «•ught. but m lain. r. the only tr4i,««'<»ntmental line pa«s;t>g < at. h- directly through Salt L«ake ( Uy. and MM irv l'a in a«ldlth>M to the ghmp«e it affords «»f < luj necrin/y a ^f/uNc ¿¿ rod mg homwt TÌ m * kvry m-it »lay he put th«« Temple city, the Great Salt Lake, pun/ir» anJ fW Mx/gAf rrl of- ht« daaign int«« ex«*« utmii. and he the sail p»la*e. and the piclures*piw «Sa'iar^n/Za. a *t.gJ ha*!n*t t>s*li hoiUNit muro than 15 uuin- t tali valley, it offeis choice of sli dis con*.en>4/c*/ erfrac-/ peccare J a co m ut «e when 117 of the leading bulls feil tinct routes |o ll.e East and the ttioet I at bim. N'ia/a*!. nrorvrfa’H an»/ rwarraa pamúar dead, thry wun» »<> »«qi magnific* nl scenery in the world. A Hervu;«»u th«* market naturali y broke. an»/ grvwng M raapa- double «laily tram service aii I through aud th«* «»|s rat* r *«»ul«' 1 get all tiie sh« ka Pullman palace ami or«linary sleeping ru.'a uccçva/Tri/ ivi/nv r*»n*r#. he wauttMi at his <r wn figur* Il fa cars, free reclining chair cars and a vlairiic*! that s«*mr, H 1 n**t all. < •f tb«»«e perfv«-i dining rar service aro now in bulls ha«t taken m«lu shea ami 1 mtn f»»r o¡M*rstion via tllines. breakfast, but tliat. it is «ul *mitt««l. For pamphlets des* r i pii ve of the <!<*«*« IH'I destmy the moral ut thl* (al le. ‘•Great alt I>nkr lóuitr,“ apply to J. • »Illing • — I let n>i t Journal. I) Mansfield. general ag*<nt, 253 Wash« Joarph Jefferson, «unie 10 years ago. Ington stiert. I'oitland, ( >r. •|rnt a werk with a Sot. h ;*r»r Among lha guesta was a ha .ghtv an i • Von UulMg K^slf If so. you «hotlld see that brilliant la«iy who made a «trad M*t at your ticket reads via thè quixAlug him. lie did lM»t drtrx t it Ml Great Kock Island route, first alni answered some of her absurd an«i yon will get the best, «piewtious alniut America quite iuno- Pullman pallet* aleeping «ars, elegant cent IV. At laat ho saw her purpose Hiso|*|«»r- reclining c ba<r cars ‘‘free," and llbtary all«! daddrd to get evm Best tunity came when. emlioldrnrd < by her biifTrt rars on all through trains. «lining < ar servi ce In the world. Fupu •uerroa, she said; “By the by, have lar |»ereonally con«lurte*| excursions you met the quern latrivi“ “No, For Madam, “ Jrff««rsoi> rwptied with |**r- once a week to all ¡Miiiits East. full particulars Cali on or a«l<lrt-ss any !•*•*< Rariouamwa, “I «MM out when her A E. COOPER. tiuijeaty » ailed u;«»u me.“ She culo re« I ticket agent, or IL I 1 & G. A F I) . C. . R. A P. Ry . 2 VI slightly ami then turn^l awav and It is said that eotne "f the shrr¿ never s;«»ke to him again —Detroit Washington street, Foitlaivl, (Jr. rrc.s In AustrAlin ar? a« largo a« ths Free* Pnas. The maximum numl»er of visitor« tu u>le «.I KngtaaJ. The average <luralioti of life In Chi tbe K<»yal Gardens at K«*w, Englaml, on any one day last year was 7LH7!. « ago has been mote than <l*>ubl«s| hi «ui Msy 30. The smallest, 61. un the last 'IO years, resulting III tilt Ml- Novern Irei 21. ing of 42.050 lives EKF I •y. N V «»•Illa* Marhsl«. Onions, m w, fl 25<«f 1.50 per M. Il F« UU m *4, new, 7te ft 91. Ik*«'is, i<*r sack. 9l-10. Tura>|w, |wr sack, ftor. T*» It«»«» a llrgul«e I«11$ I.In*. ( am4 m . jst «ack. N5(<B0c. The Alaska Farkef* As*«*iati<»n I« I*ar*nl|s>. per sack, 91 «(1.75 making |»rr|iarat Iona to establish a r«-gu ('aulifluwer, 75<J |«-r d<«trn. lar Ntcam«hlp hm- running brtwiai ('aid»Me*«*, native an-1 California, H han Fraucbhx) and Bristol l>ay next l ?5 jrr lOO js»urvls. summer. The r» un | «any has arv«*ral Teach«*. A5(«tN0c. calmerie* l<»cat»*l « li Bristol luy whi< h A|»f»!•**. 9l 25'41 50 per lox. are fpratc-l during the summer, l ut Fear*. 9ldfih*r 1.85 prt lol. there has la-« n no mail or ]<««• ng« 1‘runtw. flOc |<rr lox. •review fn»m tliat place. The men < n- U atenneluiis. 91 <4 I 75. gaged in tiahlng there ate shutout fruii <’aiital«)U|«vi. 5<»«<75c the world while the m - h «* ou Iwata. The •» Butter—('rcaiiivry. 37o j » ut pound; ajoKM'iati«»n has iwrntly let a ointract dairy . 17(ft 33c; ranch, 12 4 «4 I "0 p»’f with a Port laud firm for the building of a steamer wh* h w ill mat f JitO/XXi. pound. I gg»— 37c. Alli»« Vrol» Mur» Court«. (‘h«*’n»e—Native. ISutllc. VI n II s Plaet* red with < ol«»». A peiitton i» cir«-aUt«l In At Poultry--14 m I<lc; dr*w»s«*d, ISSc. M:»s lia'sy !h»nti. of ih-ntxvIBe. li» aakinit fur the ap|>otatm< nt of a Ilay —Puget N»uni timothy, 9« <49; V J . a Buburb of Trent on. ties prot»- loiinty court fur that <H»tn<-t, choice F»lrru M a**hlugl«*u timothy, ably the larg«-*t rulirrtlou of ruiua in 'I'li.- tk(-e<l uf auch a court ia fiu|>eratlve. 9H <M> New J« raey. Nome of them are many Alnaily th- re aro 26 .»»e» on the <-»!■ C»»rn—Wh«dr. 9-3-50; crnckad, ft23; bundnti y« ars old. ami tb«*y repreamt etular. Thia, in Bi<»t inatan.-M, will ftw>I nu al. 9 1. tbr rurreiudes of nearly every country work irmi har.loliip. In one ca»e an Barley—KoHrd or grouml. ;«*r ton, h» the work!. Some Idea of tbr site of ol<l u< iitl.man mie<l lor <U> -laya’ »«p« 9**11; whula. 9-?- the collection may t* gathered from at $4 per -lay. tn all $2 40. The k lour—Patent. per l«arrvl, f:t 50; tin* fact that tbr celling uf Mlag amount l-eili^ owr $100 the matter Llsmdnd stniighta, California, lirnti’s tstudolr Is completely covered COtlM UOt I"- a tth'l in the «mali detta 43 25; buckwheat fi«*ur, 13 50; gra with I'nlted State« money, while the courta, au-l ao th«- < a*«- |> ivi.. ham, per t-arTrl, ♦ 1 f»i>; whole whmt four walls are bidden tiebiiid the coins of Asiatic, European. African and Sis carl«Mule of fancy Uqnort, weigh flour, »:« 00; rye flour. 9 ’• 75. MilUtuffs—-!*r.»n, per tun, fl5 00; South American countrte« There Is ing fiO tons, g»'ing to I hi we »n under •I«trial |«rruiits iastied by (’anadian shorts, ¡»rr t<»n. $1(1.00. considerable history attached to thia Frrd—.<'Ir»p|*r»l f«^*!, SM) 50 |»rr U»n; ctdlcctlon. r«|«-c!ally to I lie English government offi* ials, went through Skagway recently in care of a vuiiVoy •v.Ll.ihn »« per ton. 922; oil cake inral, rntn« w hl«*h were fotili'l Dear Frlltcw** ton In a queer sba)»ed hat by one of of the Unih^i Staten custom« inwjt^tor. per U»n. <35.00. Man VranrtarM M«rh»l- M’.ss Denti’s relative« while In search llryrrs In 0|*rr«tl*t«. Wool—Spring—Navtoia, lJ<«l«c |»i uf minerals The bat Is similar In shape A few «lays of warm weather have l«'UU‘l; < «re.-nn, 10<4lic; \ al to thone worn t»y tbr 11« s»lsti soldiers rijwnod tiie prune« at lbweburg an rap glaring the revolution and Is still In ley, I*«« Uh-; Northern, Htg 10c. idly that the pa* k»r« w* ro fvrved to Onion»—Yellow, 7&«H&c |»-r *aek. M'.*s !»etna's possession. There are on» quit lacking. I I. Ci.iptnan Hutter—Fancy creamery 2564 2flc; many valuable ruins In her collection, rar to Montana aii'l T. N. Segar, of ilo .etvin-l., 2.114 2 4c; fancy dairy. 21 am! were she to ct»uvrrt them all luto lugene, three rani to ihn I Astern <4'J3c; <io .ec-‘tt'f., lHigSOc |>er ¡■>un*l. i present American currency they would itatca. Mr. Kid*lle and Mr. Wotiae«»tl F^tK»—More, 20t4 23c; fancy much, ylrld quite s suug sum Philadelphia have Mtartsnl fheir dry«-rs and all the lU-cord. other dryer* <»( the valley w ill start up isatsc. Cifrai Emit—Omn.-a», Valencia, The llliui Made DnowtMll'e a tiliin a few days. 7,'iid.l 28; Melica» lima*. «4.000 luist March there was a nuisrkablr Gnml p0|»er is made In Holland of 0.00: California IrriK-n. 7&e0fl.&<>; exhlbltkMi st Grafton, N I!., uf the ■ lo choice $1 ,78*4 2.00 per Ijns. die stalks of ¡«»talo planta comparatively rare phenomenon of Ilay—Wheat «800 M; wheat an i Orrg«sw*s Mritlrlno ln<l«t«try. ”ux»w roller a.** Freshly fallen snow oat ♦>' O0<4* 80; l — t iarley 95 00 4 I>r. J. A. 14tinl*«Twon has during the was rolled by the wind Into Innumer T.oo; alfalfa. f>o>><4'.ou per tun; |<ai*t few months liought (or shipment able cylinders, some uf them as large •Iraw, 3O(g36c per f-ale. tirar l4*l»an«ii, 1140 long of «-aseara bark, as a barrel, which dotted tbr hills and r<4a**»—IJirly Ihwe, 40055c; Ore- for whi* h bo has |<ld a t«»n. or a fields Mlmliar rollers have brm aev-n • •n Burloni». $1.9501 SO; riter Bur- lie has • lar» bought total of *14,000. in rvernt years in Connecticut. In Kan l<ank., SOtgTOot Salina» Burtank., 10 t«»ii< of Oregon grepr root, laying OOC0ÌI.1S |»-r »ack. aas and In tbe Htate of Washington therefor »1 ,2tM, ni» dortor I» «!»> The site varies with tbe strength uf Tropical Fruita — Banana», $1.500 ih» market for tir khan, tbe wind. h*Mr»u loutfht 66 »«rrvl. of tlu«t artici» 9.50 per hunch; pineapple». $¿1.000 f.laM Itallwaya. 4.00; l'amia» .late», 606 l*r |wymu O.JóU |»r farro!. Dr. la»m- By no ana of a valuable toughening l«.rai>i», who r»-«t«l--» at Starbuck. ¡«»and. prveesa recently dlw-orered gin«« may W aah , «Ut--» that he i. la niantn*l I here are in rni«ten.-e more than 700 «“dde-l Into l<-ngttia and u»ed aa that ih» collection uf ntadictfta larka, biographic» of tkrlumbua, written in railway aleepera. It la. therefore, pua- rtc., wOl prove a prnnau ut l»lnalry ranuua Uofuagm. alWa to bate • lomplete glaaa railway. tu that accioD uf Urrgiu. r I »fV is lbs Ms.sb sf F« gtssa Theie are few quieter, more *l«»d<M village« in England than lha east «e»t v .tg ani«»ng the llampehtre fk»wa Old It inchrater, lllll presiding oV leil of »’’ins old Bril»eh city ti the (.ireruuner of the u city of the plaina. And Romane we«e busy atout «the h w«th mm¡ * and aammer settlements lang syne Hut nothing mach lias hap* |«ened there etneo. hlunly Coblxtl ¡»esse-l that way in it la "Bersi Rides, •• and mores'l al the huge eh «ir b of Kael Meon in its mtghiv eolilu Ie Built to bold thousands, an i now, in Uvbbett** I tua. « few ahephmds and granata, «parar!, aattrreld. form th« whole lopniation of the jMarish A ml still the proresa of depo miai ion gooe on, ae census table« is! lea t«IL But lite Maone ate to have f at last. an< I we read that the M*ou valley railway from Ali«»n to Fareliam. s die« lance c f «I m » u I 2A miles, will run IhfOfl <h country bllherto quite uu lonchad by any tsilwsy. end will aff««td • tapid Slid dire**! means of rumiuuni- cation ÍMi«ren Aldershot end lhe southern |«>rts sul do tri is»« of Port« o ouib, S* utLampton ar*i (iuepurt H >u«*-i.old W«>r.I«, SUSPENDIAS ABOLISHED "Necessity is the Mother of Invention, h tht for tome into tmt A u by to itself H.nd" t St J(CCt/ Schillings Packages Bad Blood Pimples, eruptions, blotches, scales, ulcers, sores, eczenu and chronic swellings are caused bv bad 11 <>d CASCARETS are wonder-workers in the cure of any disease caused bv bad or impuie blood. 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No hi alter h«»e king yon have km tn»«bl«*l or U> whal rite nt. floore’s Revealed Remedy will mro yen Thoneanda who have •««g.-fr-t with rheumatteei < , It la I- <■» per bottle al y»wr drutf(i«t a ARTERSINK C YOUNG MEN! fahr no ► r it Is tits best that a*la » • • » « - U M m ost.Y »*•<•-»*.*•• *! »X «ul -»ira mm - b 8*4 •«*** «a»» NO < b». «*• m H«» .»w U» **»»• taatl** ifo *» »0.4» u* 4 <*«*• »u. < «•ar-!»*»« tr>4M «M *— will y.wt I« m •»/», ■*v*r«M» «$•«•**• «gat -aa »* « m -» -•$ I"'»«»» Ufo' »• » < u-ata-n f- . h «a I'M < •« • $-< •B • »>• *n r-naMa < » «ral b/ ••|fo»«K Ha»a y af«0S»4. •»» **>--»«M f a*»ra I * f < Ilia. *4. UU. «totola, UL TORTI AND DIRECTORY B Cl -I w IB fwl f • «•$ &»!• 1 (•A lston a <<> biriink *. roiikk ch ar r y, supplies t» ¿v Pirat st . Fori land. Ur < JOHN POOLK, poartAWb, Oaauo*. ran K<*e you tl»e beat bargains in general i» aebinary, engines, boiirrs tank«, pump«, plows, belts aud windmill« I he n*w steel I X L windmill, edd by him, is un- e*ptall<Hl. 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