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THE SLATE CREEK MINES THE RUSSLAND DISTRICT
'* 1> baa Maa Pis a II AM
I have a
yellow, muddy c*
i»ie*iofi feel tired
and have !*ear.ng «town ¡taina Mense* Eureka Group Sold to C. D. Lan* of
have not spprare I fur threw n, nibs .
California.
Sometimes am tr«> *blr ! with a white
dlftcharf* Also bava kiduc) aud bind
dsr trouble
Heattie, June 14 — News comes from
! have I wen this wav for a b>ng time I Auacoitrs that w<>rk will ha reeumel
an t fee . s- > i. X ra ' ■ I 11. . g hl I w ■ - u hl
•na largo s» al* «»n the Eureka gn>up of
write to y «ni an-I are if T«»u v
mince iu the Hlale < rork mining * ajt»p
any g.-»d *—Mias F. osa > 1
which now beh-ng tu C. !> Lane, a
Troy, Ohio. Aug A l»z>
, toilli- nairv mining « ¡«eral* r of Califor
** ! I* SM Ma» PlflAMAM
I ha f nal transfer to Mr l-aue
I have used uim
Lydia E Fluii ham s Vege able («»m- wa» »ff« t* d in A nací «r tee a few day»
pouttd according to directo» »a. and ran ago.
Thia is the pfupwrty that some
mt I have Dot felt *n v
f»»r years as «cars agn was under bund t«*(’ol n*l
1 do At preaent Ik f<
tab .ng your Hart h r Mmlana ¡atriles. After aps»ttd*
medicine a mure miM-ralde |«e»ft«>n y< •u ii»g upward of I'.-I.Oo) they a I low»*« I
never saw
| er»u!d not eat <*r sleep, th*r )■ -nd to laj«e. but the owner«
and did not care to talk with any <»ne
hating faith in thrr property, oontinued
S w I f»< an well I eann t h* grateful w- rking it uulll sbotti tw<> years ego.
• nough t«» you fi-r what . i have
ur w ben a h»-mi was made t* Mr I*anr
f -r me " Miaa E dwa Fail » ..
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A|SM>-»«I K.ailf r«r «»|*w»»9ltt*»
Ofiio. Hept ¡0. l«z»
The |«ro¡erty is nearly ready for oper­
ation
Th* tramway between lire mine
Rttckachtt Cured
•• Tman M m F iwhmam
I write tn an«! th* »tamp mill must be finish«*!
lb* mill has I<) slam)*« « f 1,100 p»unds
thai.s y -u b>r O»r g • ’ I.
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« ack an*! is substantially <'or.«lrm t» d .
)iam s\ rgvtab*« < omp*■ »«>.: haad*«n« m«*
I be pr< p»rtv has a saw an«l thing!«’
Jt la th» uuiy ni«'l i .n<> | ha*» f<*und
Th*
that helped mr
| <t t*»r».| with - i *■ mill an*! elestric light plant
of the lx St pin ft .4» I, ft in the ».!V «-f rfa.np mill was «'«»mpXi-d last fall and
New York but receive«! r-«lwn«!:*
I t in ! !«» work jerfectlv.
It I» th* intenti«>u to pal m a r«¿st­
had Iweu a.hng for about a steen y « are.
was ao weak au ! nervous that I r«»ui«! ing furnace as e»»ti as supplirà cari !«•
hardly w ¿ik , had*nf)Unued pa»n In my shq ,x*d in this »«immer, to trrat all
ba**k and w a* troubled with l«'u*’»»r rh ra <-ro* on th«* gr uñ í. in»t«a«i of »hipping
concentrai«*»
l*e«»ple wh«» know the
Mens«'» were ‘rrrgu ar and pa f .i
Wordsrann tetpresath« *•«-(<*tit I hava propertv. aav that It will develop into
a ig tmoe
derivi*«! fr*»m th* .»e f i , . tnr ! : h -
I heartily r«*^onmen ! it to a suffer ng
TWO REPUBLIC MINES
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Maa M a ar liaaaujAuia,
Windsor, I s
krllve Wark we !•»* «Jaílp «nd *»■ Ihr
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New Owen of the G ant Take Hold
of the Property.
Rosaland, B
C?., Jun* 14 —The
wat* r is iwing taken « ut of the Grant
»-•»aft In preparan* n f«»r the r**uu*pti •»»
of sinking <>n tl • <*rw body.
This
w«>rk Is tieiDg d*-ue by A 1) Coplru
and W
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Armstrong. t»f **)« k*ne.
the TApreaenUltiiee <d Philadelphia ani
Michigan capitalists, who have ole
twined conti'd nl the company. The
: m * w owners ei press conffdence that
the Giant will make a mine, and are
willing to spend m -ney t«» pr* xing it
They ar* th«’ third ¡arty to make the at­
tempt. th” la»t bring < • 1 nel W M
Rklpath. F. G. Bandera and other» of
the old la» Itoi »yndicate, from k|»»-
kan*. b’it they threw up their ia»ud
last April.
<Mbe» C anadian
Work is to l«e s! Arte-!
rrn Belle, whnh adjoin* th* Nt. Elm«».
• n Ifad mountain, by li E Palmer,
wh** ha* )u»t returned from Montreal,
where he rv«'* Kid in»tructl* n* from
thc>‘wn«fs
There is a g***‘»l shewing
and if th* sumtt-er’s work rwmllTma it*
value a j laut will bs* installed lu the
fall.
Andrew Drewer and others have
I» n1e«| the N ¡t»*» t, hear Whitewater,
in th* -
an, tor ♦ •
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It ad> ms
the Welhngl* n and a «h>rt ait«>n»i*<n
of th* !unn» > from that claim will tap
the vein at a dejpth of fi’Hi fr* t
1 fir
vim is 13 frot in width, with IU inches
of high grade or*.
Hra lst*eat's «a« s Naw busitie*s st
eh «su fl is Of a between stall' -*• kA»
s-ter. but war*i.*r wrather has offer»«!
buslttoes ID SMn«e
se* ttons
< hief a tivit* and tn et at-
U nt too is. however, etili concentrated
an th« price s!t< attoa. and »fforts to
readjust qu tati* us t<» R>«et currmt le*
niftol snd •u| ply condition* go forward
•tattdtly. The »xcwptmn to th« general
doenasrd Irem! of prt<es is that fur*
niahed by leading farm produ* t>. Dots*
bly cereals, but here the moving cause
is hardly e> fav««Table. twtDg the twattll
of less «atisfa«'torv crop rw|»»rta. per*
ti ularlr from the Northwest and it is
to !w* not«?*! that advice» from th«
Northwest, where th* winter w heat
yield promiasw t«> ) m very sh* rt. are
*Jm I«*»• favorable
< - rn n j advi « s remain fa« • »ra* i«*.
as likewise do tb -se of <*ata, but the
grains and b*«g ¡ r"«lu* ts have synipw-
thitwi in the uptiard movement of
wheat, which has at last broken from
it» lethargy an*! is again altra« ti g
•¡»eculatKe attenti, n
F■-reign
w .
advice*, It t! »¿fit le» a id««!, are n* t fiat
teriug The <i**rman rve crop j*ronii»*'s
t > l-e very short; the sano’ r* j« rt
comes regarding I rvn* h wheat ah i I li­
gi i*h er* i ad v i « s »re n 1 ' f the I • «I
< <’tt«»n Is slightly wvwkrr.
lx Alber is «Itili an I rotes w* ik .
W«»»l Is dull and *»n the wlvde
slightly weaker at i a»t«*rn market»
Mills eng Mg-«* I on w< men's wear go*-Is
are fairly well rtnpl«>ved
The uutl<- k
favors lower prices i r the new **|-ring
weights.
Nur|»lns visible wheat supplies I nrt
decreasing rapidly, lending interest l U
current unfavorable • n p reports.
PACIFIC
NO MORÍ Tut ORANO MANNtR
lh»rft Are N.» I <»ntrr <«rnflr»ftft»M
i»igwifr «ni Hr«rJiH|.
The ’’grand maunvr'* ba» gou* frota
thè World Atti! thè World tsSM I" tia
¡»ut out at lt* drpartur*
Tloi. was
whm lt «a. a («gru at otte, ut brred
ing and *«tu«**tlou.
Hcboltr.U'i» un
adorne«! wlth lt «a. h.l.| up tu uakmt
•«*uru *s naknl prdantry. tuabnrr. wllfc
Do touch of thè grand Air
nl4 bui
P ass muater In poli te clrrlee; iHersturv
•aw !n lt thè stiru and siF’stance of Ite
brtng lt dld duty far s wbole leil«x>B
of qualll!«*«. but Ita outw ani ¿«pect
w »• unm:st«ksble. dependlng tij**»n a
vrry * rupie throry of •«>. '«-ty and ho
man V-fr. !f mrn sre tu wr*r honor»
sn«l su«-cw«awfl llghtly, thè turokgrounl
•f «-»«.- « Ili ,-om« tato (»romturnc«. «n.i
t.*.«-v w i) »‘i.-dy t«> Atnuse An-I so carne
thst »«*• al fini*«»* w bfi h our grest
granditmfhrrs s«!«»re«|, thoas» bowingr
sud smlrking» wh h th«* r grun«!cb!|
dren »coffrd *t. sn»! t!«e w buie plrasln*
s*-’« noe of thè he*t| ru<*ndr.
The tear of srnslbllity may he drop
p<iM ovrr Ita tomi», but
ere ran !>r no
quostlott <>f lt« revival
The most Its
era r*n «lo la to w ri tr the history
of
florali. lt tirloi gr«| to an age
w vflllh. leisure,
lei su re, culture and all
when »«ilih.
llfr '«• ?»• c»hfln»x|
k mm | ' tbln^s
■ ' 1 *’* i»f
*’f I'fr
tn a rissa,
la»». am!
And U
lt droo|Mi*d *m| with
• ’ I at t’u* .» !». f-n j;« ,»f drnn«c*ra« y Our
m< •»•fern arrtousn«
n ’«* an«! our modern
bu is!m«slikr air kille*! It an«l they
•••• the 'Urlrsf of Weapons It might
ivr atirvivrd frank o)»(«oslt!on; It
ul»l m»t mdur* l*»*lng made to look
ilculous
Rut « • ■ • ■ «•• * u’.b •*) went tr. ». b f Tint
w na admira
At Its beat this grand
snnrr meant in rtul*crsnt vitality 4
nulne seat for life.
Its et ponmts
Ight fall, but they fallr«! gallantly
Il all workr»| nut tn * kind of inten**»
•elf reapert which might I m * ludieron*
but was rn •'ly Ignoble.
Most great i turn ha«rr Iw’i’H
•*!. but with
gran«! sir It was a atwfal duty
truer* r»f the prove** must H
from flight.
Di.ra«
u as a!rr' **»t r»,,.
nf
“grand manner** di a«* I pl»-s
and the
abuse of hl m whk-fi was current for an
long »how • ■;«»w ¡»eople had come to re
gar«! the aff«*etatl<>n. For sn sffreta
tlon ft w as. th«»ugh a charming and
flonioilmes a noble one. Veraatllhy css
never la* abolished, but a pretense of
ciKc and Inaouclanr • nnd a parade of
diver* *«'<■
- ... ti’s ma v easily !.»
d I Ac red lied.
The sph*nd!d Impassive
Deas of I he great gon tieman has am*
cumb*-«! to modern worry and haste.
■ nd for the most ¡»art we frankly con
fess that «lignify Is * nu!*.*m** and an
anehron!«m. But the other »!«!• <>f th*
thing the taste for a llto-ral culture—
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a return to th«* gran«! manner, brought
ui» to «late and ¡»urged uf Its sllllnoa».—
lx)mton S;»•«<.• ta!<>r.
• *• r
.«■ g ttww.
T«»* lul .owing in ide«*t in fsrrd Wol*
••lev’s militarv correct is rweot«ie»l ••
having taking pla«'e when he wsa in
ins twenties, and had teen in the l<nt*
uh army throe years
He •punite of it
himself as the most »ictting ««ipenmcv
of bis lile
It was in Burma, and
Iwlev was in charge of ¿ »mall -le
ta< hmrut
(hiring the a-lvan-e he ha i
the had b a I* fab luto a <!v«'p h le.
su I wt.rn be rr¿wl«»l out found him*
••If «-n the enrtny's vid*.
A« h<*
•merged he was met with auch a »bow­
er of bullets that be slid La« k in »b« ri
« rd« *
(ft.r a few n.inut«« he came
out again, an*!, amid « vigorous volley,
ran for his life
He was n«*arlv Boo
yards from the British line, an-1 was
hit three time» le!*»»e hr reacb«-d a
place of safety — Youth’s < mb ¡-aul >1)
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W •■»«•4 «•> Srell III« T«»(h
The king of Bavaria was k« pt v
• h- rt • f m> n* V w h* n he was * )• v ;
fact, the allow atte* for por •t n
gì an Irr! to him and his brother
mly ¿ «ti t«<» shilling« a week.
day be he*rd some on«’ sav that •
teeth were salable, and off he wet
• deutlat snd offefesl t»» have his
extrae I for a m«»t>riary omsidert
»'rests
f r
Twenty-six thottAdh I
drunkrnm**« a year and 5,C H)0 iniprla*
miníenla i* the app«v ling r*’« ••ord of one
of th«* m**»C
enlighten**! American
ritira.
It mrwiis »-no arre*! to every
four famillre.
The n« l «'»■•t to the
city I befa fu re was m«> p litan ♦ 100,’HM).
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tVrlMii Iw India.
h- nwrarv
Marv Clement la^wvitt.
p real dr nt «»f the Mt«rld’e W oinau a
< hristian Tsni|erwn<e (‘ehm, •aid. lu
a re* ml aril« ••
Ihr best physician
in India ttdd me that if white pK?ple
woudl let dnnk entriely alone, and rat
m t more than half as much meat,
tb« V might have as g«« >1 h> ailh as III
1 ngland or anywhere rise.”
îh» î>|H*»rli»r I m «•-•««î-»«.
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statistic lai
• •f the tv|
I («i As» «ss
«t*a**V »a
• l*ep*lA it I A.
Isolar»
mi
>»M arh Bitter»
rak »t«
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It
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cured j( Stolti
3«‘FS Kr
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ntr. Cal
forni*)««*!
Mair
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Au,
Truth 04
Customer*—I've g*»t money to ham,
and I want the best wh* «’l you have
iN ntor
that'** all right
VVs ha»*
I lev «*;»■* to scorch --1 N’truit Fr«*«» l‘r»’*s.
> ha r* I'ern nil
. ham <x»mprt
« work
Republic, June 14. — Work is ar­
the on th» t^ullp mine. The new ma*
rhlneiy is giving satis faction.
Two
' drills aro making about five (««• t ¡n r
day Thr ounpreased air hoist I* work­
ing s;i
thiv at thr widm ’ and g'x’d
prv*gTw»a will now I■* made in getting
«ut th« <*ro for shipping
Ths shaft
w. I la* cibn>k*l to the ..0«) f<».»t level
l>r!<»Tw « r--»s cutting
Ths lodge en*
• uutrrwl Oh this pr« J*rrtv has in-
teased greater in width in pTOp»>rthm
to dei th ■ btaimn! hi »inking than anv
mine in ths camp. In tbs tunnel it
oo’Aftur» «! 2<! frot at ths 5O-fta>t level
it was *»«» fr« t wide, and at th«* I« ■ -b->t
level It wa« G tween (Ml an-! 100 Iwt in
width
Ibi» is thr larg«***t body • ro in
the camp and it I» han! and clean.
At U m » 50 L-it level there I» 30 fret of
are that will average f 1 J! j»rr t- n. In
the lower levels ihr valu«*» arr higher
a >mew hat I.
The now seven-drill cum«
please«r iS in o|<*rati*>D and the > m-
l*any will i !”■ in a p «iti- ij to ship ? 1 »
h ns of ore
<>re a day for an indefinit«
jM‘ri«xi, if nRWMSJy.
Mor« rm n have
put to work stoping in the tunnel
and each level.
Thirty m* n are em­
ploye«!.
Iha survey baa !>een complete«! for
the steam tram t- l»r COD«tructed up
thr gulch. < * nn«*< ling the min«** in th«*
vicinity for shipping to the mill*
Th« Quilp will furio«h th« new Repub­
lic mill with at least loo tons ¿ day.
N< rth Í th« Trade Ik-llar am! east of
the Bru Hur is the Knob Hill, a prop-
rf ly ■uppmed to la* valuable. A cr<>**
cut tunnel has Inerti eilende*I in the
hill 5 40 feet, where th«» ledgw was
»truck, anil the indications ar«* ®K> a
that they have a fitte pn»p rty. A shaft
was »unk mí Ihr first where thr vein
was found In placo «nd an average of
\ aluoa obtaim <1 of f.l • j>er ton at thr
lo-f « t l«*vrl. The tunnel level 1« 85U
fr*«*t from the surface and there arc no w
three ft i-t of fo e looking quarts that
should run even higher than iu the
•halt
A drift m>rth an I s<*utb has
Dtnui start«* I on th«* ledge.
tt»w Machinery 1« tri***».
(•cm. ¡dab* , Jun« 14. — New ma
< hitiery Is being installed in thr Frtw'o
mill here
< >11« of the large* t crushers
In the Northwest, weighing 15 tous,
will !■• n*a ly to atart tn a lew days.
If Your Blood
Is Good
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Peruna as a Nerve and
tarrh Tonic the Talk
of the World
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For Sale by all Grocers.
1000 YEARS OF WASTE
HARD WORKING WOMEN
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
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COAST TRADE.
• rt of the Wash-
»••Ill* H«rh*l|,
a n that M hl h» t lie
Onion*, old, 7c; m w, 2r.
«ta in the l>ls-
Ix’ttme, b<*l home’. •’.► «!<»*.
Y.u r
for each 441 of
Ne siroitf
FotaUww. •!(• t!7; |I7 < IH.
Is I m
nal to ott« arr»'st
»it fr.-l i.r'% -
Berta, |*r sack, VO if)
affi» ¿nd 1 >*•*9, you
slatiuti, th«* num-
Turnip». |wr «ack, 40 <t60c,
^arsapariil s
the First pre*
lladl.
Sfru«h m |*4(c*rt.
< ¿rTota, prr ¿ack, fl
of y»»ur hk • *d and the a
ìlici, with a tarro»»m for rverv I 1.1 of
inith. wh*» ha» I »een ¿»slating
F. M
Faranips, j»er »ark, 50or
also It v
ti '»a» y »ur HI. mm I ridi atol u |s»|mlation. ami in the Ninth pro*
ting a l«**kc
J<* ph •* rpherd in pr
< auliffower. California V »««I
¡net, with a Lam »mi f«»r every I.IHM
purr and < r- y • u strong nerves and awrol
«»n Grubb creek, a tributary <>t Ktrrl-
Straw berrira- f 1.00 |M»r « ase
s.rop |t !S Am er»« a ■
• I it* i» pulati n. th»* arrests was only
M»*E* ne
lug, inform« thr Mrdb»rd, Or , Mail
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nr fi»r every |H of It« p*>pulatt«m
that hr ami hl* ¡mrtnrr t< k < ut a email
Hood’» Sar»apariHa vlition
< al'l'Mgr, native and
t’shfornia
t«> > ngr» *n t«» profili it th«»
I* - L« t la»t w«-*k from which they real*
Is
by « I druggists
Frwr ft
fl OU'g I -’5 j per 10«) pDUttd*.
iqm»r tra th in tfi«» iH.sIrirl of <*«dum-
Ire«! ov«-r |27 at the bank, an«l Mr
TotfiAt«
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50
|K*r
case.
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>mith aays the ¡« krt is not bv any
Apple«, •2.00(42. 75, |3 IH)<4 3 50.
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IU* ■.III« «’t )iaU«t«*<! .
Hr RHXS the pnrk«’t
F rune*, doc per I» o*.
may prove to N- a large one, as the
W
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Arc
Direct
Importers
of
Butter — < *r«'amery, 22c; l n«trrn 22« ;
same chars« ter of ro< k rontinm *
They will lose no time in going dairy, 17 » 22c, ranch, Ito^lic p*uii I
F.gg*— I Vc.
d«»wn on th«* vein, which tane* in alar
*11 S k I
imo V <»i h »inn*
< hrroe— 14 t 15c
from one to four fret and all sufficient*
poultry—14c;
dr»—o*d.
14 >t 15c;
i I he l.imou\ German
H o<x/ Presero er)
ly mineralised to make B a One paying
propeition.
Th«* quart* I* blue and •pring. f M).
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Hay—Paget Sound timothy, |il 00
I- r »u* an ! all of H ■ «rriea more <»r I »•*>«!
fit
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Eu»*U*ru
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aahiDgton
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g<»ld. The walls arr granite aud
Ci 11C KI -:.N
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tim«dliy, 91 N .00.
porphry with cyanite and feldspar.
< • rn Wh«de, |23 00; cracke»l. $23;
One Application ti all that is required
lt latti for years. Price, 50 cent*
VV <>rk In R*ltt( I'utheil.
fee l meal, $,‘3.
W* rk is Iteing »frwdily pushed at the
Barlny — ltolle»! or gruund, j* r ton.
per quart
5X rite for circulars and information
Mountain Lion iiiin«*. in >«>uthcrn <>r« - •
gt»n, owned hy Bailey brother«, on
Fhmr—pAtent, ¡»»r barnd, f’l 25;
FISHER, THORSEN & CO., Portland, Oregon
Miww’uri flat. MVS th«» Bogue River bfandrd straights, -f ' 00; <’iilifornia,
I* % < I » I « < 9» % N I U.!A |s
< 'ouricr. The lower tunnel has now $3 25; buckwheat flour, ffi •’ *. gra
Repreeentat I V e Jeff« r- ri M • !.« \ v
reached a length <>f ncarlv 4(M) fret, and ham, |M*r I-arrvl, $3.00; w hole w h* .«I
has mtr-• In»*«* ! a bill into the b«>u«e I«
it 1* «•i|ect«*l tliMt it will tap th»« Irdgo flour, $3.00; rto flour, f-i num 4 on,
»
inside <*f 40 *>r 50 feet farther. T hrough-
Milbtuffi«—Bran, ¡ mt ton, f 13.00;
T he cbam'v of tw*> fli.g« r pr nfs l»r ng
< ut the whole CtitirM« of thia tunnel, the short*», prr ton. A14 "ii.
r ■ k ha* twen easily worked an<! n t
>♦*«-!• Chopped f««’*l. fit) 00 ¡»er ton; alike la uoi odv In fifty four billion
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If You Arr Aw*ke to Your Own Chance* Rc-id Th.« and Then Write
F»ft*S ) « Mft- » i -.o*« S '• Ihftl he 9 th*
•o hur l but that a good shewing could middling*. ¡W’T ton. |>0; oil cake meal.
There are marly two thousand
f
<< I
!*e made each day.
p»*r t**n. f • 1 1
U» lor bull Information and Prospectus.
fi »Ing t •
•* i
f- « •. » «-i T- - îu, • 'it*
stltcltea in a pair of hand »vu»*d Iwota.
• I - a•«- s ■ *•»*' a
La •-
a«
A flow of water almost •uflieiont to
F rv*di M• at *-—<’h"i<*e dr«***»*«! !><’»’f
Sin |»i«*go. Cal., ha. a |. h , n <r«H,
Ihr Sum Qi OM H ! '■ i-l; » 1» I " • I V k * ! » « * ft
ha*«* •*-»*3
run the • mill i* n-'W coming (rum the steers, pm« ’*••,
ft .4 •*» r - • a*» ' < ■ •
t :■* I
, i.
. . 1
w-
, inutb>
j »*overlng oh** tlmtiHuml ¿erra. n la aa:<>
by ih» use «>.* H am . s < stsrhh < * <:
5
I
pork,
N*
.
trimmed,
y
.
veal,
r
» •
•
» »
¡ to I mp th»* larg»*«t in the world. It " a» t
vein is i
• t
X* . L A !• . ! ..!! 10
Hwnrn iti hrfi«ra m» s» I a.!*etn«rl n ?-v
begun In I**:«». with 170 *• res.
Ji7*W ‘ c. lb
'.a- ‘ <
V. »
**
I an
r
ample auh
1
r •«¡ ply for n tiling pur«
Ham«—lairge,
13 •;
sin it II, I!**
«• a «rn ..cl
ETghte« n thousand bill» and joint res
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I
pr«MMi, Th«» on» at tin* mine carries hrvakiaat I*»«* u, 12 ¿c, dry »wilt *ld*-.
1 1 *IA( ’
i Ki<
oliitlons vv ere ptr*« Utr«i Ly tn**ud»« rs
anJsM
high value* m gold, ami the new tun* Hr.
Ba •«•'•’•h* •*■ atakr? -’<r a «a- ' a< ta
liank. K
| In the Inst <'ongrew*« -I2,*MW in the
-'*■ ■■ . -
I ft
--r'a.t'f
Del will <qwti a large l**ly of the ore.
r«»rtl»ii«1 Martaat
toe »>»’.*;;•«
i
■
Huiiae and
u the Si-nate.
Th««
mine
is
well
equip)«*!
with
a
w heal— WNils
Walls
6? fit 53c.
y ! < Il r Ng Y 4 í U . toledo, U.
Dr»i4 by fifutfist«. ’ -
go d »tamp mill and 1« one v»f the very Valley, 53r; r.lu***'tvm, 55<* |*-r l>n-h» I
In!»le Mountain. Cape T«>wn. Mouth
Mail • Fa; y i ...» ara ti*» be«u
612 Chambsr of Cotoniere*, Porti***!, Omron.
l»est pn jN Tti«*- m that *•«• lion.
L l’«ur—Brot gr¿«lro, f «)*>; graham, Afrfia. I» a magnitlcvut natural curi­
Il
r
K»
KKVnXItU
b'KlllM. vi
osity.
It
a
n-
arly
four
th
u-«.ind
f<
«
t
I’rn IIl ulilhu
|2.f»0; su|N'ifim*,
IU per lam I
1 w«» > r w I e«tgra O|t»nr«l.
< >ata—Choice w hite,
35c, <dioic« in h«*-ght and ti.ia a lr»e| tup »ho ¿t
In all the hist« ry of in «B rn warfare
io» i ti i» or
The placer district in Southern < ire-
'»» > J Frank W •(•«•n.
<•«»*>4 W >»«h »»«< I ««n Mln*.
nt M*r.-i «
thr»-«* aquarv miles in nr* a.
M«*rr ham«*
thrr«* hai«« I mmui do m«»rr pi« turv^-jue
gon 1« »howlug up some very fine prop- gray. 33c |a*r bu-hcl.
• •»d <»r ; Il c > « kan.
k p kann, June 14.—A contract ha*
Barley—Fr«**l barley, fl 4.0ih-< 15.DO.
alegra than th*-»«* <»f the Angr 1 rr «at
W« ddlug fvstlvlths in Cairo. Egv pt,
»•rti«*
In M<ldlG n to the valuabh*
r. » ui
lit.* Frslghi Agrttl,
r t«m.
which Dow »*■* lu* al»*Ut at an rli<1 Ixrti let ( r »inking a |00*fo«»t »haft *»n claims Mlrrady utubr an
U*ti!illy *-«>ntinuc for tfire»* days during
advanced brewing, fifi o*>
Millstuffs—Bran, f 13 per ton. mid* whlrfi t<me there 1« coUsfatlt feasting
The plcturvat|ue aide of thr three fam* (hr líele« « and running 115 feet of Mate «ddevr; pmrut in the district and
yr - ini at a I y<»»j wa
tunnel
4-n
the
I;«*
.,»•«*<•«
rih-nst«
n.
OU9 siegt*»-- hltiilrprv. 1-wly smith Mild
which have been proved to ta» high ! dlings, flV. »hurt«. |¡5, chop, fl4 j*»! um) j«dl ft< tit urn. Th»* gm Ms ate «i-
I
h«*».«
claim«
arr
ow
i
>«
m
1
by
Np*»akne
Mafrklng I» bn ught -ut with t* hug
gra«l»* and ¡w-rmanent, Patil S« haring* : ton
( ■ t«d D» r« it i.u al..I the fesllvitie*
11 ay—Timothy. f 10« t 11. clover, f 7 >-c
effet by GrD«*ral Miles in an article and <’hrnev parlies. About ÔOÜ t«-ns »on is prospecting two n»*w discoveries
last.
o| orr urr already oil thr «lump and it
«v»niribnte*i by him to this w«»rk'a <
7.60;
Oregon
wild
hay.
f»-
«7
per
tou
which give promise of I-eitig no lc»a
In th«* western part of British Col urn*
lirr’a. Gen Mil«*« la n student of mili* averages about $15 t«i the ton. Some valuable than the Grombach or Brown­
Butter—Laucy creamery, 35 ■» 4Oc;
.. B"»t On Earth...
n
¿•»»ays
run
as
high
as
$200,
mostly
<x»p*
»e<a«n*ls,
45c;
dairy.
25 ■< 3 to; hi* Is a Dovei railway, two miles
tary *« leu *«*, wh has al-*« th«- f.
ty
ing wins.
Eccentric
Sprocket Wheel, chain pull*
length,
I he ra 1* air made of tr» « a.
of presenting his wubj«* t m a p ju :.» i prr. Ihr Rebecca and Rebecca eiten-
<»»»♦• <»f th»’*’ ledge* is srvm fwt store, 25c.
on
the
tontf
ipokei
when doing the hardeit
si« il are locate«! near the Columbia
from w hich the hark Has b«« ri *trlpp««d.
and brilliant «tv lr
F-gg¿—14c perdoarn.
wi'li*, atid though the ore is Dot high
river, atout 10 miles from Keller,
ai d tn«-«• are lmli«*.| t«»gether. I ¡e»n
Chroae
—
Oregon
full
cream,
13c,
work,
which
it
comprewinif
the bundle, ty
grade as far a* pro»|w- ting has yet
Wash
th* tn runs a * ar. with grooved wb<«ls
shown, »till it is sufficiently mlneral- Young America. 1 4c, m w chc«.-e Im
ing the knot and discharging the bundle.
ten Inri vm w de.
M»sr l«l«ho Hiding Dlalrlrl
¡••r pound.
i*rd for a milling pr**|»Miti<»n
We guarantee a gain of p--wer of Io 2 3
Poultry
—
<
’
hlckens,
m
1
1
e«
I
,
•
4.
f
Grangeville, Idaho, June 14 —A nrw
Al It* «••*» l»« »le. on the «'. p*-s of
i h»T»* i* 3'»t) f»»«'t of tunneling and a
/4 I
»
W
4.50
jw*r
mining district ha* liern < rganitol 7‘> f«M»t shaft <»U the other ledge
per
cent At th’i time.
Ve in i», near i’ompeii. excavation*
Thia
*M)'4 7 OO f»»r
acwwe Salmon river from this place, vein is aliout |H in ’hi’s wide, ('-onsl I • |2 '. • ( '- 5(1, gvrer,
have brought up the most rernaikable
culled the ('rook* (Jorrall district. Th« erable money has been taken from this f4 60 4 fi 50; «lu- ka. 11 <* » d > oo
)>a ullngfl of the Roman peri«»«! yet d »
<lu Zell,
turkeys, live,
14 r I5o
■ iMjuD'lari»«« of the nrw district are m» l«elge with an araatar.
Foret F«d Elcv*tor, w*rr*ntrd
<<>v« rvAl
lu the grounds < f the !>el
pOttttd«
j follows: Commencing at the h«*a«1 of
I'ri-' j villa a great |»rrlstyle and four to w*st< leu grain than *ny other
I« Hilghl
Fattilo**—4Outfit’»«.’ per sack, «WPrbi
Rare creek, thOBCe to bnakr river.
large rooms liare t»ven unearthed, ths Send for C*t*logu<.
A correwpntident at Geiser, < >r , writ- 2'<T 2 ^<c per |»’UI1 i
Ihrnt'e to the summit of th«* divide at
walls of w l> h air covered by twenty
Vegetable*—Berts, fl; tu mije, 7>c,
I the lasrry < »11 »addle (l»etwrcu snake lug v» thè Baker City ih*m« »erat, any*
MITCHELL. LEWIS 4 STIVER CO.
la ge fr* * • ♦•* of r h covering and rare
an»! salmon river»», tbrine along th« thr mille of the Fni|»ire Mining Com* per sack, garlic, 7r |wr pound, «•
ful
execution.
The
figures
ar©
lift
panv are looking fine and thr * t>m|»any tage, I ltc per pound; )<r*nt)-*. fl.
Fir», .nd T.vl« Street», PuetUnd, Oregon
lit ide to place of beginning.
• &e.
la planning f* r thè errcti n of a inill. OUI«>US, ! S' |*rr |«>un*l. rarr< ta fl
liiiptnilng th* Mitt«* J ««•«>(.
Brsnchcu S*km, McMinnville.
Ihr Whlt«* Elrphatit ownvrs are go
Hups—2-4»c per |«»utMl.
A Itat’s Tail.
Cuprum, Idaho, June 14 —-H«»lst:ng
I.* Grande, Medford, Seattle, Spo
ing to build vrry ac*»u.
Wool—\alley, 1; < 13c |«er )*>und.
machinery, pump and engine for the
A rat’s ta I s a wonderful thing The
The lUmanxa mine has plmty of Eastern orog«>n, 10 4 15c. ncdmir, ¿ : t
kanc.
Blue Ja« krt mine have reached thr
great uaturahst Cutler ways that there
g<».rd ore f*»r Ita iì-stainp nuli
80c j»er ptmod.
properly and will Im rapidly lusullrd
arr
m*>rr
muscles
In
this
curious
ap
A $ìl2 iiugg« t m as pickrd up in the
MutbiD—Grows, l*rot »h«'rp. wethers
Several cars of ore arr ready for haul*
piacere of Austin. \f« Mudrw .V Co . at and rw»-a, a’^c, dr»^*ed mutt« n. 7 4 |M*ud.tg«* Hom are to l»r f«>uod In that
tng to the railroad for shipment to the
part of thr human anatomy which la
U miri ville, n<kar bere, thr otlier dav. 7 Sir per pound, lamie, 5*>c.
ON* F O * A DOflg. C
HnaAor ‘ »n.f t*»»
I astern smelter
The uwruera of theee dal ins sapevi t«>
7* •, n -i *.
«■» r .»•'* t. • r ...j .vim»-*
Hog»—uro**, choice heavy, f.. 00; moat admired for Ita Ingenious struc*
A
•’.!r.*«t> I t<> I- <> 1' 9 »1, P --' •• I
•tt.l*---- i
<»• -
; H. «,*••« ,.»|i . |ra, 1«
turn
­
n.viu
ly.
the
band
Lo
the
rat.
in
U„ld o.lp.l Th'. Taar.
clratt up f
light and
fee« 1er», fi 50; *lrro»«*l,
Or«*S«>a will Ur.iif you • han U< «•>* k s it
- t
os.
fact. Its mH ««••rv«s ns a «ort of hand. t •- S I
• K- *• <! » If.» air*I n t *■
X(»m«i—J'rol.ably 9> S.lxW.iMM».
BOtANHOCO.mB^o.ta, (a
J t tn *<!•?*.
They are working a full crrw on thr • -!»
O1 50 per 100 |»>un<!s.
tuts. att«1 l'Hfer <br»|<r si>4 mot* •TiHu'ihH •'
by
means
of
which
the
animal
Is
rna
WaahlugU u ~ IU >gh < ,tiiiiata, 9’
Black Birtl and pushiug development
Beef—Groa», top »t«*rr». fi 00 <4 4 50;
THE PROSPEROUS FARMER
000,000.
WS fa«t as I« tarttbìr.
cows. f3 60*4 4 i»«), dre»»cd beef, 6
«4 bl« I to * rswl wloug narrow ir«lgre or
other *l'f!b till passages, using It to bal-
k lonAlka— Sum,
mv 91«.000.000.
Alway» ha* a McCORMICK
With Ihre«« < r i«»ur mille iu Una camp T?4<j ¡»er pound.
>th«r* 9'75.000,000.
ss will begtu tu bare a dar.
Veal—Large. fi’t 4 7 He; small, »* 4 am*r with or to gain a bold. It la pre
henaile. like the tails of some mon-
<
—Itapidly in. roanlnit and thu
xA A.
8 4<* l**r pono*!.
K*rf sl»w**r »»al* firs*
Invralretl, » »■»•«
A nrw Lank building is g*dng up in
joar'a output will reach ckrea to 95,-
Ilan w
i R iwnatof Iron M
I al low—5 (<f 5 %c; No. • and greaar. kxy.. By uh *.n. of it the little boast • rs h»r» »X-W«. t*M«'*>» • |»*r •*' » rrf lbwir flk
•issi ppi
Coquille
(
ity.
Or.
mosl
-
fib*
H
ma
<
wr»t«
«e
th*
«him»wry
H-i
000,000.
ran Jump up belgtil. otherwise Iliac­
I4'<R !♦* pound.
th*re is • •-.»»•rfui •t<ah|» f r •*4»ry♦»>-H
V. Sulhvwn. Enited States
crMlbto. vinploy iu* It as a project! la •
i» *•’ t -s !»» 5»w '
a fl»w <»«(* ' ft
ttl«»M«Bkre*S (-«.14 Output.
A «Kar«ilty »»* I a I miíwis i* r«*p»rt«*d at
h«4 a Msw sy»**m t»f •»•«■•■«>IM. maars • «■
rena tor from Mississippi, in m letter ro*
•
Fran.i.r. Mar***,
a
Victoria. It.
Jun« 14 — Ih* flt.t Gray's Harbor, Wash.
flsms
•< *■> a*< i •*• is all ia* beskl
■ rntlv written to l>r
HartinAn from crowd of Kloixllkcra thl>amvml
Wool—Spring—Xrxa-la, 14'* 14c ¡» r
Oslool, Ml*, aa-athr I' ll nine
Tacoma has ad pt«*I plana (or a new pouul; Faatrrn <*ri-i^>n, )0<4l&c; \al-
1 llelllgerrnt Ar* h«l»a> on.
by th« «trainer Amur Saturday. They
¡•y, IhulSOc; Northrru. IO14II1-.
“For *nm* time I ha»e litH-n a auffrrrr re|.irt that 300 miner« have reached school house, to coat f »0,000.
< ation Bellairs, of Enghind. w ho died
front catarrh in it. net incipient |
Hopa—1 NW crop.
11 <41 Sc
hkagway. 81* »trainer« hat« )>a«>»l
North Yakima. Wash , la e«»n to
I»* r» « cully w i* an old enemy of thr bri
«t.*e, *o iuu< h «o that I l-rcame alarm­ up the rtrer.
Call *n ths Agent, or address A. H. Boy­
pound.
IlgrrrUt Ar* hdeilcoU DeU<a«»n. Ilr w ai
have a fruit and vegetable cannery.
< an *n<1 «» > b and nenwanertl relief
ed a. to my general h- «ltli
But. hear­
h-f ••<!'- I« and •< » t»«lb drfttruyiug
lan. General Agent. 321 Hawthorne Ave..
Buttor—Fancy rmmirry 17'4 1 7',r, a *•
>1
lu*»j*«
<
t«»r
before
the
act
o|
Hie fold output 1» e»timatr<l by Haw-
Siity*flv* men are employed hntld*
I k » u I»*«*« la
ing of I’e-ru na a. a ir-*-! remedy, I I «on paper» at 915.000,000.
do
10 i 4IA*, c ; fancy dairy, 1x7«». and I i«t Brent was In b s «Î a
Nrwi 1«
Portland, Or., lor Catalogue.
Ing the Great Northern railnxd bridges
Kate it a fair trial atei « • n lw»-an to
16c; ih> MMXitxIa, 14 4 15c per p>un I
■rim of a «tamp»!« to the Koyukuk in flpoksna.
tr t. I r ar d**a« *«n objected to guv-
J’HIN 1’ooLE,
r>>*rt.A jvi >, Oas*mw
Ita
effort*
*'
’
re
<ll«tinrtly
Improv«.
F«"—Store,
15c;
laucy ranch, ern ujent ln«|M-«*th»n of his school, taught
and to Sulphur crock, irraiel being
Thmi»an«1« h
ra«» g.»s you th* l»rftt bargains In g*i>*ral
the « nix.vu.it
ImMflcttl. removing
Machinery
(or
a
wash
and
door
and
17e
tM.e praise* II
found in the old channel which |{or« 50
machinery, stigma», bmirr» tank», pami»*,
the children to a ng Home liru-s of ridi­
«ymptorn., ami waa ; |—t11. ul»t ly food
par botile al
p- *s belts a d windmill» Th* new
MUlatnff* — Mlil.lltn.*«, (17.00 * cule when bis brother clergyman sp
cents to the |-an. A nu^tfet «el^hin* furniture factory cou»l*ine<l haa reached
aa a Ionie.
steel
I X L wimlmiU, • - I |>y bini. I* imi -
Coquille
City,
<
)r.
»0 OU. bran. |I3 50,413.5'».
77 ounce» wa« found on Chee Chako.
l»«.i;
d.
atol
at
last
wrote
to
Mr.
Bel*
equalled.
“I take pleasure in recommending
Hay
Wheat
54)(<t 10. wheat and lairs, telling him that he woul«l put him
Ellensburg. With , baa pawn'd an
I.*»*»king for I «••!, <»•• or Oil,
Kundin* of re9n*wt»' ___
if ___
rr«lfienc«*a
an<t
your groat national catarrh cure. I‘e-
oat I* no.4 V 50. l«-t barley »5
in t* ** village horwr pond If be again •Inres W* rartv a r*>»»|>lrt» llrw uf WahteU, ip
ru na aa the beet I have ever tried. •r
Port Ank’«l««, Wash., Jon« 14. — Ar- ord 1 nan< e forbidding the use of twrl<Ml
•
-
’
r
in«
M»r1u*,
Tu*
W
a
h
I Sic»’ fl w. -.,*-' r
7.00, alfalfa, f5 (M)<4n.iMI per Ion; dareti to show bls face in that pari of
wire fences within the city limits.
Arrerens, ► «eir
«
•»
*
’.r, 11
W V. *>1*1.9.I\AX.”
ranijrmmt« hav« l--cn complrtal l>y <'.
•
»I
v II t
•
’.V
•traw,
25<4
40c
per
l«le.
and
»
u-ti
«
hsu-lrh««*».
•
■ifthe-t.
anti
an>l
an
*.
su|>
Somerset.
Mh < <»rps pr«»s<eming claims sine« lw7<
The promote»» of the 1’ierre conntv.
Terrina <-tiroa catarrh wherrirr loca
V«n kick)«, of New York, to drill here
t>h«*s prrtainl »«< 1.» firrb
I
A*
l*otatoea—Fairly R>»«e, 60 <4 fl5c;
w • a!«*» «-artjr
•try all «
»»f Haderte«, two* ait<f
•A.
l'eruna ha. no •ulotltutes— Do for coal. *aa or oil. lie claims to rep- Wash , fruit fair have decided to ei*
!i»«î raior*
Pb->’««<r*pi>s
rapt • rhr»e
rhrerlt|liy
»*
reni on
! t>e Matita I rust M|»rra«1lng < >ut.
rlvah.
In.i.t upn having Peruns. re—nt F »»tern '■pitali*!* who are will* tend its sArqw ami ini vie the cut ire r>n Burl«nk., »oc g|l; mer
» It < S K SI s » I « <»M »•. A » »•
»l-pll«-aims
« • 14 V"
I be match trust ba« several factor I«**
HÄ VV «•• h >•-« • «*4 «i . I **r<le«4«1, <»r.
l«Ok., 35 <4 45c, new. 7<k'«r fl .35.
Addre.a The l'eruna Medicine Co., in* to «(••nil I Id.O h ) to determine state to participate.
M i *» » ••»<
I
.i d
s now at>* rl*e«l a■
Colombu.,
for a free bu'k on wh«th«r coal or oil can bo louml in
4
‘
lima
Frutt
—
1
»ratiire«.
’
An electric plant to cost between
Valencia,
m i > umt
establishment
lu Mouth
catarrh
i this Tieinity,
•150.000 «nd f .’01,0) • will l>e erected 91.75 *3 35; Moib an lúnea f i
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America.
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at the Nisqaaily Falla, near Kibe, 22 5.00; California lemon. 75c KI I-TO;
Unr* Pay fnf < *»•! Miners
providing ilo rholre 91.75 m J i X) j », | a >1.
S-attl«. Jun« 14 — Coal miner- at mil«« southeast of
I‘v* ry une shuuld pot a guar í on h!m
<'•rtv>n*<l<> atxl Wtke«>n minr.. m thia the latter city will make a contract lor
Tropical Fruita—Banana., • 1.50« •elf. ur he will llud tbat be enjoya
, .tat*, bar, tw»n t»«>titìed of a 10 prr lighting. The rate proposed la 20 per 3 50 I l<rr bunch; pineapple«.
r. R. V.
ttxvwe w aaluns tuoet abro be la rtp
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iiöyo
. ernt lacrraw- In wage.
Tbaa* minr. cent lower than the present contract Inal; Fenian dates.
rourag«*d to I Aik freely of hla <rl*v
price.
pound.
eauploy 575 ti.«n.
I,*avl9*s N re Sii re»
Our manner of d**iiig a thing often
rottala i r more than th«» tiling IG* f
H»n.e ¡«e* pie have th” gift ’•( LllUg A
grati* us things ungr*ti"<i*.'
I h» y
•oem I»» think it t * » .
nt h >wr
theV a< t. if thev d< th«1 r . t I l? g
Their gifts are I* t G< a * . *
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ere refu«* with a * in*In«--»• that f»; •
like a !«aim
I he Italian who »» sake«!
for alm*, anal i» t«« h- p, replies
"Far*!«*« m», 1 ai* am a p* r •farti. ”
That Ira ves |>o hurt, w hile th* w» t»|<*n
han<! of some <*thrrs indirli« a sting,
car«-* more f- r a-lvcr!»* than f«»r
verbs,’* »ays an - Id writer,
Do the
right thing. But <* it rightlv. cotirte-
ously, sytnpatheti> ally
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