The Santiam news., August 31, 1900, Image 4

NEWS ÜF THE MINES.
A
Million
EXTENSIVE
ORE
fl,aw Uruwf» «»r < iwlM»« Wwa« W aliar* I«*
Hr V«rr«r*l wgalw.
Isomeri
havo boon roHovod of
fornaio troublas by Mrs.
Pinkham’s
adv loo
and
modlolno.
Tho loft ora of a fow
prlntod rogularly In
papar.
ff any ana doubla the
nffioloncy and aaorodly
oonftdontlal oharaotor of
Mrs. Pinkham’s mathods,
varilo for a book aha has
rocontly pulillshtd whfoh
oontains lottom from tho
mayor of Lynn, tho poot-
mastor.tand othom of hor
oily who havo mado oaro-
ful Invostlgatlon, and who
verify all of Mrs. Pink­
ham’s statomonts and
olalms.
Tho Pinkham olalmg aro
nwooplng.
Invootlffato
thorn.
THIRTY YEARS JF CURES
A • !«• I»» • Of c *
Mamma
-ail 'dttta I tb«l. "Mr«
(,at Iry't hn«t»an<i ¡su t d<M*d, ia he‘”
*‘«..r
‘’Then what’s «he going to be m»r-
riel I 't
’*Xv\<r mind, dear
A*OU can1 i un
drr»tand »u h things
”Oh. I know,” exclaimed the litt I«
girl, "It S just Ilk» getting va< > mated
It didn’t to ko thr tust lime, did It*"
«i. »
• P*
new
1*1 HI
rf la
• I
tori
fret
Foo
• ‘WÍI
U r ha* »
’S«
• hl e v
•torrs »»
hy matt
Anidre
Roy. N Y
A
A
T a
A
< )ur ft ietidshipa tn
gmatest blrwslngs.
r*
I
'«• are Mtii t);’ out
\\ hen thev «r«
what they Ought to ' Ì « .m l W hat they
may l»e. they gra i .4’.N < nr h life
• - i
rd.
A «*«»• li» »*g f«'l V ««».
I very Ved» '• « »»<*
lha «»si» b .re
• <0'1« « Bîha,
i
•
1W ¿id:
4
t
«g
H««r»**s that am nd at u tk tally
get f'Ut v<*«y tattle gr« > u
J
I «-y
would highly ieltah sin thing of a » ;«’■
ruteni naturo «rajircialiy «luring tua
verm •« a«« ti.
liu» «Ir . Ivi
»Infer
and «urnmer I« no! a»
* i’duclBr tu
•Î „• ta . '1 <
\s
•
5
!•
fund of
: i e kind.
h.bndwtrc' N are n
•« !**-! Ir**in tbs
tin»« U»r\ ar« put iut- ’.hr go un<! until
In»«»* I« and di«ra»«M
they am
. rg«
atta<k them, but a« they I war no croja
and are »up[«»we-1 to prodoce n«> pH'fii
thry are left to the ravage» of their
enemies.
The shade
tree will he
mi«we<! when it i» gone howewr and
Its pin e cannot easily t«e filled,
hpray
the aha*!« lr« s and »ave them a» thry
add hundreds of tlolliri value tu Ihr
farm.
One point in (h)win| turnip« I» U
plant the *r* I on ground that ha» l«evn
well cleared of weeds.
If the young
j iaiile >,4ti c»«eaj>e the wi-^h until th«*
leave« are well out, half the danger of
lo»« 1« then over.
No plant ia hardier
than th*’ turnip and th*' p »nt» “nly r<-
quiro a gt»<>d »tart t-» ensure a . r*»p
lbw »laughter of a tolwcoo merchant,
from atmply sleeping in a chamtar
w fiere a large quantity of t- d>a o had
liwn ratjwvd, died s ■ u after, lu con*
vulsiona.
CANCER
QU«RtZ
BODY
IN
C«*s*»lr>
ALASKA
Silla tSIstrfr! < lai««,» I ol, •»( ih*
Milling V •<!•(> -
r»»<
Idaho. .Augnai 37.—The
Ssaltie. August 37.—»II. C Diers. of
Wallacw,
Flyuu gr up uf leim« ar« I*» l*o worked kkagway* »ay» that an a vera*« of 3'i
Th* F lynn group tonatela of filing« «m quarta am made iu ths tilia
st oo« •
The general
22 claims, I« atrd in I Ah ? bv the F’iynu m.i>rd«r's ofiicw daily
r»*» in
it» placar
placer mining and quarta
1 he dam.a are all <*ti the big su « » ease
bwlter«
rad wbi h 1« clearly drftn«d from the karaattaae in the ramp this «•*««• u. the
Helena F ri*« o mii»r
miu«* r»n
r.© the Cat*von feollöjf i rs'ilb 111 Alilo IhBl tbe futur«
reek »¡de l«> thr i M<
Mt ruiug
ruing mint, «n*1 «•( tho ii»tr|. I as a gswd jwriuaneut prn
have a <«>tt *u »«u« lead
irad c of o«er two dm*er I» »numi
Aluurvio tuuuutaiu is po lu l)Xg ft* h
ruilr« in length.
Fourteen of lito
lai«* s >»;t r I r» n |*a’mtrd for »rvarai fr«*» mllhii-g quarts. t»>*w Iveing w--rked
yeat* ami G m * «brr right arr to !*» | m I
st Atm
I hs m«>üutain l« eight mites
« ntrd this tad. and a tri the <wr«ri h «s fro a ttlin. »ui i^ t far from di»<*»vory
' een ma tr \1 titans partie» of unlimited un l
Pine
creek
The quart« is lioltig
‘me rrwk
d Ham­
A| ita* will t»*br thr entire pr<»pertv of* taira t • tbe «tnmp miiis nf I
it yield« from ffb
a bund a»'d at once <-»••*»mru-e system- ilton and crushed
to |>» a k n
1 I he tna<s>c>da pmfodr
^t|.
r ri plorili «tf* I» it
In tbe mm 1« of mining men thsrr ia »>t now beiih )g w«»rk«*1, and G m * mill«
..as l>»»»rr su*l«*l m *« b doubt «s I«- I■
w htcb w rie srt up ttiere *m engage«! in
Flynn gro’ip
It could bar v ta- p»»»- d< log cQ«t*»m w«>rk uf the \!**nri*c
st« ’r that a break w«»u d oveur I*» thr ni«Milita in ««re,
in'.rirrsl lead «-ti which thr claim« arr
pr«*j> •»limn I»
twiug
A to II urlile
tocalxt. and at eitiier «nd of wbi h * (« timm I • qviArtor of a nule fn>ui AtllU
•u h I» -oar fa re -»i|r<* »• tbr llr .rtia
which |m*miM*R Well.
It Uss a »IX
t.»
ami th«’ A|«-»«.i»»g mines Levs tool veiii
i»|»-i>rd.
Ihr I vtih gO'Up ha* tvv
Ih» ni k«*| pr ( h t I s at Ih» ■••nth »lid
miles <d thl» «ame Irad, Letarrn these of Atlin lak® I» a v**r< ettenaive i - m I v .
|eu lug i-r'-Iuert«. and safely ower« |be per* entage of nickel lartird ha»
■ ii * of the greatest and m*««t eilenaite n«’t berti <*• rrtaiurd
Ih* atalrment
rr G m ! ir» in ih» North wert
that II W«« 4’1 p*»r crilt In U<>t l ue
\ b l <>t w« ik he# taru L>nr > n the No Ulckrl luti» tiiat high.
the year «¡u«'e the < lain»«
bave btrU i « m at**d. but t«ring a deep* LOOKING
TO
RED
MOUNTAIN
mine prvq- Alton, the owner«lieve lr*n
rvriop ¡I into « pr«nluver.
nnable to
<«•»14 SiM-l<ta>l H«.< li oteialaed la <**»l«l
I.H»t ye«»f a tuunel va a» run to tap th«
i< ••!** I «dg»
• sp!”ug of
ira«! t*r!ow (he h'»*it*lrr iron
I
Mwt’lr. .Augnai «’7 —(ha*! Ildtllgs <d
the summit
Ibi» ir**i •n knoll is an
thr «apld ululi r .»f minillg < {*rr4tl'-n*
rlevatiuti of fully
f«*rt am! «over*
in thr M mt Baker g'14 brida wr-r
• n «re almtwt a» largì re a« Wallace.
takrn t«« W’halc’tm • y H <• Anirrr-n.
AibVttbrr mrrr •«(KM fret ut tunnel Ba«
arrtvrd fio ti Red 5|viintalli. via
vari«Hi» < claim»
larrn run “t> thè rnriuus
lilnis and
Chilhwark and \ am«mvrr. H. C.
Mr.
thr mMirraJt ta ti*»n ha» !*rfl g««»<l 4 in all
ln»1*-r*«-n «.»» ’n» »( tur dl»«<»v rrr ra <d
' it
N< na uf ibis iuìmm T wuikud • as
ll>« Aiutar» ti >rhrim»nrr g. d totg. • ti
•«m imlly extrnsivr. h««wev*er, I«» •
ll*»d mountain.
In thr Biade hr m '«
< In lite lr»m Nil-
P r» ihe ore tandta»
the pi< sj^* t» «4 tbr Ira ling lodge» in
»»r c hltii tbr Ira»! iva » 1*» j » jw **I vvìth a
that «listii t are u «t rii ■ -uraging. and
r| uf 4 I >4 l I«
i»« * ’ »»
t.
Ibe f»?r uf thr
tunnel
OWlir:- «rr ptisbltig «Ir v r;■ «pm*ut vv r k
tunnel vsa» quit» frvrlv tdnrr ah «ed tor
rapi i v.
W'crk on thr !*'«•(■ latini ri t
F rum
» gT*wt*«r pa«l ©f Ih© disiane©,
ledgra ha» l»*’! »u*{wn<fr 1 b*r A few
ut thu .«art
ih- j» ¡ut m hrre tbr tunm
dav», awaittng thè arrivai uf engiue*
V drift of 11« fr*'t was utn. all nh<)w-
The ¡edg«
l**’lg«‘ fa and fané with which to drive away ti»«
;hg c«vnsi«!y-ruhle « re
• u,« k** vvhich ari»«*» h'»m on»tant I’la-t
a • ut 30 fe»t « i le. «mi thr wall« are
All minera who
ing iu thè linnet.
in plA'T» and !«'ll<l
bave v¡«ito*! lb«* pr« p« rty »ay that it if
\ tunnel fr»*m the Canvoti crœk «l«le
ri« h.
iti Ib»« V intty ni thr |'rt»«x» would ent trory
ìbo uol.l
«-ad « ii th« Flynn group at a «I plh
tain, in whi«'h Charto* l>. l*anr, of **an
I I»« arly S.OOO ferì, and it han h-ng
I raiì<'l’«> < . 4«t<l ’ < l < ‘ai ll*le ara intrr-
t1*« n • «'nt* m!«w| l»v jira tirai mining
i et» that thia !• th»« rn<>»t advant »g«*c»u« « •trd, i- «Mid t'i * « a veritaLlr bonanxa
t«» tue ownrrw.
Mr
\n«l»‘rw"U mrt Mr
point from which to ujwn up the prop-
(’aritata at Chllìiw .-»• k attd thrtt grtltir-
’tie.
man t |<i hitu th.tt u - mvi made fr«»tn
- NQ Fl Ml
DAHO COAL.
ir«>ii|<t It« « ***< I hl»t ft* I I •» r
Wft«| f«t, | * « litui*
The discovery of immente <oal de
j.«»*its near l^ewistun Blab«», will it is
’ eilr V e
ha * a gr« at infL rtlt e in the lu­
ttire railr« •*-! » ou-t; m iitm iu that Rec­
ti* n
Ibe drjRMUts are
.«fed slt'iit
in i r« fr hi t
mouth of the < • - an I
R tuie river, and if the rr*ul(« of de*
•
pit.rut meet the * «taunt»* imi I* a
ti- 'i- they piomist* t“ wv-rt a material
nf .'¡or ■ e the milrmMl elteeti *n :• »
the >nakw river c* nutrì . asv • the l«cvv
i»t* ii Tri I unr.
The O, R A' N. Co.,
It 1« »aid is atixiouslv investigating
* >» pr <p.r- <» in the hatin» <»( the Co­
lenti la atti Miakt- ri'cr« with th»< ho|«v
1 j.r> i 'ing and adequate supply of
*wl t r H» «ystern ami ll *u* h i* the
case the iliacovccy of 4 good quality
in sufTIcIrnt quantity ou the ««rami
Kunde Woubl l*e a most «eliolite (level*
opmeut to that n <a<l
OIU GON
I
COAL
FIELDS
tun»» r*uhll,hee « l.alr
It«»|»O»< «» h Y 11 »1,1.
Washington. Angu«t
The coal
field« of < frrguti are th uh «ni mm an rod
by the latent report oí the geological
thr Gold Basiti lrdgr
r ton.
I he
filli .»■« high a» f ! • ()'.IO
gobi can t«e «ren Wllh tbc hsk«*«l rvr
wild «tanda «»ut tu brada oh tb«* quarti.
II i» «imitar to the quarti (<> uii I in tne
l*«n»*‘ Jack iedg«», «»word by bugllsh
ore takrtt fruiti
*M*U.
It *i;q*ear«* tb.it thr location <»f thu
int«*rnat¡oliai tanmdary ime I» in <|u*-s-
tloi», ami (rarw ar>» entrrlatn«*d that
lìrd m uni un an i <>th«r mountain* in
(hai vlvinity may poa«ibly l*e in Brìi­
rii ColniiiltiA
Aie* rding t«> field u »t« »
• »f Prwiuvial surveyor Dean, the lino
1« supp'*od to ero«« at Box cauyon ai
the
’Ufluri) r <»! latat an i Wr-t Sllh I a
crrvki»
(Muri« of c I aìiiis at Red
mountain
bave
taken <«ut
mining
li «-n»»rH in Briti»h Columbia and ar**
alo iiiaking tìiing» at New Westmln-
•ter in or Irr t*» hol«l their daini* m
ca»r tbry fiu«l that th»‘ir vidima Ita* in
Brifi'h < «iiumbia.
Mining
The Red Mountain Gold
Comjwny ha» a large force of men nt
wurk driving a tunnel in to tap its
ìr«!grs.
Cabin« are being built for
w lutrr quartrr»
ENOUGH ORE
FOR TEN YEARS
1 he Monlo < rlutu < ••itipHttv Will Huun
surrey :
I mi 1« I •• y M ut r Met*«
lha mal Avida of < »rrgnn. so far a«
Mclitr < ri»to. Wash , August 27.—-
y« t known, all lie wv»t >d th« Caarad**
range and u rth of Rogne river.
M«>»t rhe Muutr Crit©) Mining Company has
The
f them are am <ng the m<*uiitaine gen* ata>ut <) * men <»n the |«av roll.
• railv known in Oregon a» the(*<w»t uouvrntr.vtor is using «»nly one »Ide < f
range, I ut other*» o* * ur at the w »• tern the mill, handling 70 ton» every 24
'*ome repaits err lieing made
l<»'*t of the < aacaile range,
Four fields h«*ur«
will i»e hoticTil— the up|>rr Nahalam *nd when dune the mill will run it*
lb«
coal field, in < * lumbia county . the full capacity of 8o<) ton« jirrday.
lower Nehalem <« al firlda. in t 'lataop dynamo will »tart up in a Irw da)«,
><>untv, the Yaquina coal held«, in thru the Burleigh drill« will taut
A* ■•►■•n as a ralsr is tiiiishr l,
Lincoln county and the ( axh Hay coal w«>rk.
beiti«, in ('<«»« county,
Tr.kcra of <x»al »•> there will I r more air am! r*»>m, thr
haw Ikerti fond in many other j*art« of force will l»e inciea»ed to >00 or 250
It is < laimcd that the .Monte
the «tate.
I he greatest hindrance hi men
the development *-f the Oregon exml Crinsto Mining Cum|Mini ha» rmugh
>»rn in sight l«> keep the minrs w« rking
fields i» the lack of tran»¡ - rtati >n.
tor 10 years.
A surveying party i» at
Work 1‘togrrnnlug «»is ihr M • ber ley .
a^rk <<u a line to bring more waler I*»
1 h«- tunnel < ti the Ktiuberloy. iu the
tbe mill.
Kami* q»«. B C . district. 1» tn 327 foe!
L»**t w»' k 4 vein w»» »tr 1 k on the top
l>l»l<trn>t r««l«>g Mlnro
of tbe tunnel, at a pit* h of 45 degree*«
The fullowing is « {urtisi lini of thè
Buucbes of very g«s»d ore have t*een
divi lend'jmv iug mine» uf British ( <>•
on ouutried, uf t'haloupy rite» and toe k
lumi»!«
Camp M< Kmlry | n U<1 up t*>
oklde«.
I he present vein matter is
«lune, l“ ‘y. 3.1I2.944, thè F'ern. uj» to
v«rv much decomposed. Put «u far cun-
.luti* . IhtfH. flilJHX); thè Hall Miue»,
•idrrably exceed« in value any thing Limited, up tu May, lk>9, 1130,uovi,
hitherto lakm lr«'iu the tunnel.
I hi«
thè ldab<», np t-• January, lMVW. |?uJ,*
finishes the c*>ntract tor the Ilk) feet ot
000, thè l«ast Cium «\ uj» lo Aprii.
driving.
Work is «till in progmw*.
Ili99. >15.000; thè l«e Rot up to No*
and will I m * prosecuted «taadily.
vambur, l*»i*v, $I.J' 3,0'h>, thè Quam
Il>»a«l «4» Nlua Itltar Mlaes.
He«», Up to July, JNV9. I j S.DO». thè
Sufferer« from llu> breri* !•
Bruljr •!«•*• U herlt It — not nr Í.M' Jy
Iran tbe parrel», lait m»y be fr un n:-r
remote «nceilnr, fue Cancer often rflnt
Uuuugh aererai wenereUoo» Thir.!r».fly
poiauu may lae <!oru»»nt ia the bhajJ fur
erara, or until you reaoh múlJ!e Ufa. then
the »ret little aure or ulcer maker ita ap-
— or a awollen g’.aud in the
r autna other jert ul tbe body,
girre the flirt wartunj
Tu cure Car», rr th nxi^hljr an.l |*nna-
eentlv all tha pr4aon<’u* vtrua muet be
4iniui«!»l fran th« Moot —<v,ry vrtlag«
rf it <tri»rn out
This 8 S S <!«* and
• the cm Jr mtdsrine that c an reach deep
sr«ted, o!<eUnate blood trvubiae like th*»
■“d out
('rows of men and team» have gone
ef tbe system the C<nc*r heaia, and the (r .u l!rowu»vlllo, Oteg<>n. t** build the
diaeaae never returns
W4^oi* road (tom that place to the
Cancer t*eg1n« often in a «mall way, as tbe Blue river *minr».
Relays of men will
following Ir'ter (rum M:«. bhirer «hows
A •••)! P ;l« caws « s r«y isw ataiut as la«S hr at work until the r*M»d is completed
behrw th» ur onlta lift c‘< J soy face It gsw to the mountains.
ma ao ps<4 op I b « vsmb
<<•<• sng ! «h»v:4 hare
C«t|>|Mpr I m I' m I o »* (‘wanly
/«■<«<(•• aS«« 11 h«4 it
The «-»fpjm j iivld« tit the eaatern j»ari
X^a to
a.4
Wrb ’t « m H l ir» I •
of Union ix untv, (Jrrgon, am likely to
bill» 1 to-« a»h .tvsy kw<
Income valuable property.
Properly
so«M a I baa I
Thia
er«eUna» t f«w «ow»< «Lan»,
teeing worked br the North A’tieri«ati
»¡ban ray Jaw tags
Mining Coinjwany «how« ore l*earing
swell, b •» • m leg
pals' 4 rt*« Cat
gear t pje-r in <•«»*! quantities.
Re-
raa to rat aad
• ntll «1
•• ls<
p rta «ay th.it a great body of copper
bait A .Lar whta
vro exist« iu this section.
1 ' I a • iMara'ii (
rd U> «• »• 11 a fair *«Lal
thirl» IhuMiatitl « Month,
• ad It ••• »• -varkatna
what a »* 'tarful
The i.reenlMick mine, in Juarplun«
ll to-t from th» »»rj haglflfdng ; lite »«ra h«faa •
has I sad a Her taSf*>g • taw Udttae dlaapfwarei cantV, Oregon. pttv, Ila owner« |S(l,-
tnUr»*y ThU wsa tea» year» ag
than« are «lUt ib)<) a iicnth In «tit úlen la.
no Big« • • f l/*e Caarer and my g»n«ra| haa«l!|
jB«4t<i arajpaad. — M bs A Xa|B«a La Ptaia Mo
<••»*••! |g«fc«t Mitt« Kring lie t»ln|iei|,
u the
blood purifier«, and tb«
The Ky ixllk« mine. iu the Tierce
©ulr vne guaran’red I Tty iltXrti t, Idahu I« being developed
K jA
purely vrcrtable. Send
by txnnel«, and atrnnt .*0,000 tun« ot
’
r free
-re hai» bean bloc lie. I out
It will a»-
Cencrv, containing vsluat 'e «nJ interest
««I alami fl I*r Ion
Fifteen men are
in^ iufornatmn about thi« disease, and
wnte u .r pi’.esi« i«os aG ut v
r« ana. W< working un the new «ite for the mill
whb h will tie put up at once.
Thl«
make no charge for medical a«!vice
min« i» owned by the Oro lìmi Mining
ini »win i>fcir»c co. atiasta , ok .
I '«mi pany.
A Wi»* Prtatee.
all AHI EAGER TO BUT
|{4tubler < ’anlesi,
np tu
Deeember.
IhWO, |4O,000, thè lleou, Qp tu J aiiu -
ary. IhbH, 1297,500, thè War Laglr
( onwdidated, up to February, 1900.
9 >4&,25O. thè Yiuir, up to N'uvetuber,
ÌMVV. 330,000.
I b
« *iB»lp Fva^artag tor lb»
«all TtwAa
R G Ihm .t «
• weekly rsview uf
Its Is «a s
Ader a great wave of ad
»cueing prtar»
pthnlsm a« to buslues«
Is gwuerady dangotou«
But ths top
Was ««ac hed ths mld-lla ot March, «ID« •
which ti:*.« rws t.- u has cums to «very
great industry. «o that
< usurn« rs srw
• aktug whatbsr iu sa cu« dire* tn q « tha
tocitoe may L av « m t tje*n raaa uabiy
large as was tbe axlianea, and whether
Luving ou 'ba piea«n* t»a«i« of price* is
ti >t fair!* »ur*‘
lhr»a are fresh evi-
dem ee «4 W'-aknra« in taw material«,
U' tal’lv tl»s ‘ leak In structural Iron,
lot *>*•« b « ne is «■ailed of to place
heavy «»mt’S' le
New X <*rk is wsl>
c*>m*ng hovers from all over tha c-outi»
t«v in larger u m:«ni than fur I'xnv
year« at thi» M*«» n in drvg <«!«, gru-
eerie», in jewelry «nd in banlwarv,
aud if cunt a ts «ra 1 t placed t*> as
targe a volume *• «xjw ted. II ts be-
ra«««* id tbe r« nwrvall«m d th*«we who
thli k they may com
ompel
f* I * u*s further
l<e)*rrrta thia wrrk
•ha*ling of prices
from <»ti»er important pointa of diatrt«
button ah-’W the »amS ragrrnva« «i* buy
It ia br
wb«u the time seems right
coming moie /qqwrent that the b*>IU>m
ba« been r«v» bed In pr|«*ea uf h<»n and
»trs»l
The decline w v» »ever» an I re-
©«•very must 1«c sb w but gra<!ual ad-
van«e an I m<■derateIv in« «ra«iug activ­
ity are h ore healthy than vi* -ent
changee
In m* single divisi n i» the
itufi ’vemrut more striking than in any
other.
I t « | t »feel rails, all 1’ 0)1* *f
in U !mui the ore to the finished pro*
du« t are being «ought m«*re eagerly and
with le«» effort to m « ure further o»n*
reeaion« in pn c», but when ths *»*• re*
tarv «4 agti
dur«- wa » report»*«! a« pre­
dicting ‘’ )«dlar wheat" before the etui
■
' .
1
- ! ■
ch nation to h»agrv*e, and the *e i ile in­
tier Option
fell
below NO vent« lot the
first time iu tao months.
PACIFIC
1 RADI.
COAS!
«••Hie viaibots
< »oh'iis. new, I ' <c-
l^t’
r hf«t house, 3> pr crate.
Bota toes, new »15.
Berle, per M«'k, h’». < « 3 ta
Turili)*. |wr sack, 75c.
Squn»h — 4c.
t’arr.'te. per »ack. 3 ' 00
The
Wuman’t Aastllary of
the
Church
reteprramt society, iu New
York auppirta 13 free ice water I muu
tame in tbe tenement b« uee dlaln« U
Tber are tn operati' n from May ! to
(> U
l. ami mauv lettere b .te been
rei'elved telling ot the cvnetant »treat»
of children with pit«here, draymen
and Otb« re w I m » iwtte enjoy ed then*
I he g'rat iD<rva»e thl* wmoq iu the
pn<e of Ice make« it prohibitory f>4 the
poor, and therefore the fountain« will
. ■
inure of a blsaaing than
her*l*jh»re
It • »I« f ;••»> l<» erect - he
-»Í the«** f> anta in«, and the «ociety de­
tire« to ertemi the srstem.
T«
13
w »at a cui» lr
tea
■ •» a«
M II
Hitter«
MifaUuul i
r «t re * *'«»o • i
Of ar*L «
V» Try it.
P*P* 4
Ihr prin« e of W ale«, aim
oat« nt«timi* as he
a> w «»•
private visit to I»«», a U<M>4
»ii tarta i ned for oven two or
'•lib*» I an riprtidituro of
£ l.oOO.
M dbsrs w*il i n I U » W ; i»
» ,**ur»<h-
r C ■* * «up the b*»t r* a»ly I u»e t r Gv • v
¿hudreii clurmg the tesili
porvwL
Life la not I on« grand «wert
A Wichita man
Ix»ma from tl I rre «ai •
“H WFW
rolling »«Mi.
Towering
air fl>e )<w nit
i
ilium», «nd
stane Giriti I« the price nf
( afe* Nome.
UNSIGHTLY
Si rifa» Xra» Detrai!.
Errar quarta rlainia bave bren locateti
tirar llrtrolt, Oregon, durine thè wrak.
and thè bill« are bein^ hut>U-4 tur loca­
18c;
small,
12c, dry
«alt
Frutero Oreguu, 14 4 1 be; rnuhalr, 35
per pound.
Mutton—<•ore. Ire* ehrep. wether*
an I ewre, 3*.c. <Iree.nl mutton, 7 4
7 Sc per poun l. lamle, 4',0.
Hog«—<.r>.»». chute« lie«vy, |5 00;
light
an<l
feeler«, fi 50;
-Irreenl.
|5 'Wt4fl 50 per 1UO poun l«.
Beef—* irin», top vtrer«. fl 00(4« 50,
cow». f3 5<><4 * 00, dr««»»l Leaf, 8', <4*
7*,« per pound.
Vrel—Large, fl'* ¿7‘ic; «mall,
8 So per puuu t.
al flit,-
iinl.i Herpel thl. Year.
Director of the Mint liront« E. Rob.
r«tat>Early !;<•-••, 10« 75c, Ore­
gon Burlwuk«,
ftOc'411; river
Bur-
txnka, 10'4<B)c. new. 1 Sigtc.
art", enlimati-« the world • g.>ld output
tbl« year al |3<M).U0U,iX)0.
Cttru.
Frutl—< >ran.-re,
Valencia,
It 74'43 35,
Meiican llmca, It 00 4
I
■
<
munir, thi« year I« ^atunate>t
(MM, OVO.
K
I.
: « •
< t»al anti !*•>!r*»le«t«a
Vtarmsnanl <lwl«l 1 »t»iB,
'«terwl A«v ria men hav« fornixl a
Milling experts «aid in the Portland
«yn-lb ateto develop coal lan lt near Tslcgmm, August It, that they !>e-
that place
I’etroleum 1« also .lpw.t- liavati the gold veins in Eiikrn < »rrg«*n
•J to d«i«lup vn tbl« property.
are par u* a nan t and of gwd depth.
4 00; < alt lorn la lenx.tu 74c 4»1.5O.
•Jo cboicw |1.75<4 3.UO per bo,.
Tropical Fruita—Banana«, fl 30 4
> 40
per
bunch; ’pineapple«,
MF
Inal;
Fenian dalee.
4'4 8 So
per
paond.
(Txxi>
g g
•
-• B« ta •» • S' not res. 1 iS«
4
Bi»-t j .-
i «*f tbe »sr
!«• • .*>• y «'»<
• *.
- «-S
•' ’ ■':•* IS t” *• •••-«•-»
t
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» t •• l ••
BB • S •» 1 b» •>* I«
e.-i c- mi.«.■ »» of in» «su- .»«< i.n.ng “t ins
> « «... an T«»be When Ihn tabs «•*• In
fa .. I » ; a
a os bl g »• «in ! or m per
•»
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as I • «•• I ’• »ni te«y r «et
,
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b i I« tsa' • •
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C«>
II • f th» »• --e SB • a
w •
< • ■ • H
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••• ' 'f any
fl.r.ll-* *«B aMlI
«aS h) IhSl eat*
r.-t f*» r rr4 k* Its a • Starr t» « «re- Mutila
« or «xa, f *e
r J < HAMIT A co. Tsltes, a
lia
a Family Fili« «re ib» bast.
«t Important <llacov«ry ma la
Harriman aclentlSa party in
Ala.ka. 1« that glacier« are rec* I log
A tniberto unknown flord with a Iren-
tilul «tream running into it waa ntui»l
Harriman.
Many animale,
after Mr
aup|o«e<l tn lw rare, wer« tonal tu ba
r» a * • I' um Ta»*a «» wad
* «.
<*»»(•
a
«• «a JM
CURI COH9TIPATIOM
F'aata- *
...
•
•• ••••«. <«*>«••
«X m H* «« w . c *««
C m
•«« I m |
IO-TÜ-BAC
At Ilia tattle of Heating«, A
~
IOSA, lha weat« n« being aworda ani
i attie aiee.
fell in rtally wounded
out of every 1,000
Idivre.
I'uKl
I'*- r , a
V1 I
inctin
I
(.ool,
Ketal
Catalogue. College Currency, Business Forms, Sj<ci
of Penmanship, Kt«'., Mailed Free to any Address.
T
20 to 40 Per Cent
i.Otilia
I ou sn<1 tipesrd itati*
I * . «• • ( H< r - a I 'H st« Starr laud
' B*v« «ltd X rg>
LOUIS CAHEN
STRUTS
J. A. W»ico. Penman an«/ Secy
X X X
I
'
WASHINGTON
AND
LL
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
(¡in. Branch, Rum
That’s Good Interest Isn’t It
& SON
it« 1 u Y cat».
I H A >< ! M «*
We can name a Ftork whi« h _ pava ab<>nt în 9 per r«*nt pre
_________
annnin nov and will
y a "Otil i » per t ent i «’' »re the en I of thi« year
__ _ it IjutigLl now.
___
__ ,tu.'k
___ i«
I hi«
• tradì V advai cing and will go mu< b higher.
< «II»
Another ^to k we • au tell g!»uul that will be a Ihvidon I
«rii'ng a« a pro<pe t.
payer an I is now
We w ill Iw g a I tu g Iviee yon a‘*->ut these «lochs an 1 at*y of the others on the
Miuing l.tcTiange.
Write us.
WAGY, lil:N(ìl;N & WAÜY
ji M
and jiQ Chamber of Commerce,
PORTLAND, OREGON
BKFF.Kl N(F"
F «change National lank ('*>!• ra Io Spring«, (\do.;
* Lanta* National Hank, Purtian I, Ore., auJ many other«.
NOTHING BETTER MADE
(the
/'»moui
Herman
H ood
tier*
Pre^erxer}
Y" i ran t tnsk» a m.«{sl* if you get a
CARBOUNEUM..
AVENARIUS
..Mitchell..
• ••• Parnunonlly
Mitchell, hemis & Staver Co.
..CHICKEN LICI
PORTLAND. ORECON
Orrafroya • •••
AM) VI-RMIN
One application i* all that is required. It Ixiti for year*. If
your dealer cxnnot tu ppi y you. write for circuUn xnd informxtion to the
following dutributing agentu Perfection Pile Preserving Co., Seattle,
Wash.; bisher. Thorsen & Co., Portland, Oregon.; Whittier, Coburn Ät
Co., San Francisco, Cal.
or . gunn ’S ó ;^ PILLS
X r on a ooif. c -*»*.» n*»*» . ,n-t f•«•
-
»
h- '*«:>> i*«<* .4 I • i r ». f
.
**a fo
* •
. •
C f-c-
,| ,
OR,
bOUANKOCO..
r*
4
,,-g ,
on
I.“
Hero’s a Proposition
C. ATKINS & COMPANY (isc.)
PORTLAND.
nr ...
JOHN FOOLK.
P osti ««!», Oscula
<«u yi»e you ths be«t l«*rgaliis in grurrai
t ■ hltiery, engines, butirri, tank» puuips,
I- ■•«». •»!•»
J ....................
f
n.»
• tari ì X I, Wiudtnii . »• bl
• ! t by v h.
H I» ,r*
bun.
I*;.erf
•q
C-
k
V
DROPSY
IJ o g » lAIUill IKt.
/
?
yet as'h *.«* «ut wja4*rf
iscc«as Han c«r»4 ©asy ita
• -»J cam
:i i t jun 3s:>3.
Hot 3,
Ailaats*
V mm I a taw minute« even­
ing«. will rid vour buu»a
of Plie« «nd k-HsiUllue*
k'“ mark
f stai t left >u
thi* rolling» «»r wall»
Wv.fk» h«
mag
9r«nt«
w nu» f«»r hnng
let
t»«»’n ilardwazs
Co . Portland, Dfrg*»i»
ir-
OREGON.
Chisel Bit
SAWS
Solid Tooth
SAWS
Band
SAWS
Shingle
SAWS
Cross Cut
Hand
SAWS
SAWS
All Kinds of
SAWS
Portland Branch,
60 First Street.
iii| Ailier
■ sb r.«.»«.aww MatkeS.
Hay—IV heat
|*v4lt; wheal
and
oat *x ou.4 11 i'<>. I«.« Iwrley |8 W-4
alfalfa.
|«t 0U<47 M
per ton. straw,
35'4 37 ',e |wr bate.
i « k
••Then ho Isn’t a real count’**
••Bitta you, ito!
They call
him
‘c<>mt' t»ecau«H» he wa « un e a rwfrree
at 4 priât fighi.”
...WHISKY
Wool—Spring
Xev«.!«, lli.413ep»t
pound; EjuU-ru Oregon. 10<4 14c; Vai
lay, 16<41Hc, .Northern. Vi410c.
Hop»—ISV»
crop,
11 a 13o
pound.
Ito.
MHI«t<ifT« — Middlings
117.00 4
tO 00; bran. *12 40« 13.50.
< VNWOT
plenlHul In AUaba.
PARK
» 4
OI4««t Miner.
liKAPVt»«
it > ii
per pound.
Dongle« county, i tregua. claim« th«
oldret miner, William Kerr, who la Kit
and work« erery day.
Klre4lka «1.1«.
I
g
I In th*
i t
c p»r poumi.
V«|jvu»i Ire--Bret», 11. turnip*, 75e;
per mc L. garlic. 7c per pournl. cab­
lag».
3c per pound,
|«r*nl|a,
fl;
ontou*. I V*c per pound; carrut*. IWc.
Hop»—'J(4**c per pound.
Wool—Valley, I4i4lflo
30 torpedo beata.
CANOV
cathartic
A P, Armi
ton.
flay—Timothy, fl I <4 I ?. clover.|7 <«t
Yon ng America, 14c. new cheese 10c
per j*ouu*l.
Poultry -Chickens* mixed* |3 00(Ü
3 50 per doten; bens. f5 00. «|>nugH.
3»'
■ 4 00; grrar. 3» 'K) r 5
f«>roid;
3« 40 a fl 50; duck*, *3 00X4dH) |*er
duavn.
turk.y»,
ll»e.
1Ö qt 1 7c pre
pound.
Fútalo««—40a5Oc p«r rei-k; «weeU
«
Htrui'tion of natal rateala, having
an aggregate eapaeity for the admultan*
» 1«
' -iru ti n of t'ver 40 of the
IvgvHt ahlpe. 3* torpedo deatroyera and
Æz/zZz/z//
Wheat — Walla
Walla.
Valley* 55c, Blumtem, 57c per btisbel
Flour—Beet gradee, |-i 10, graham
f i 50; eujterhnr,
10 per barrel.
Oats—Choice white*
3«c; choice
gray, 85c per bushel.
Barley— F eed lusrley, < 15.00 4 15-50;
7.50; Oregon wild hay. 3h <’ per ton.
Butter—I aucy creamery.
45 f$50c,
•torr, 3« %c.
1‘kge—!*<* perdonen
Chemo—< begun
full cream,
13c;
man, and ( gether thev *• lutrut'ted last
«rar
vreaelf of all kin la fur the
navy, the merchant marine and fur
ri^vr traffic of the larger deer iptiou.
Of three vani» fite are used fur the
Biliousness
HAIR
I-C l _-\ v L
nt»
•
Thera are 39 fhlprard» in tiarmanr,
employing alt'gwthrr nearly
60.000
Will laerlaat» I «balrr«.
In entrrpri»ing lamdnn ptaclcultur-
i«t >4« iu «!it«*d a lymph with whi«h
he pnq* •- • to %a* > inate v« ung lobaters
to prut*«- t them again«* cru«ta< « an«
I hr va*'('¡tinted lobster will have a pe­
culiar » ar at ths U mm * ot hi» tail to
dtstmguiwh him from hl» unva
ma ted
brethren.
.
13'.
• Mr.
brewing, 317.00 ¡»er t*»u.
MiltatufT«—Bnut, 113.00 ton; mid­
dlings, |30, «borts, |15; chop* |15 per
Mat
The Paru» expualtton of IS79 1« com*
rue in«* rated hy tu* ínX•«I»ro and that
ot
lass by lbs l
tower. both of
which form ¡wit ut the present eihiLi*
lion.
311-00
Butter — Fancy creamery ft«2
lo
Mxoivle. 21W2ie;
fancy datry
l»c; do«ceoo l«, Id<4 IXc ¡>er pound.
Egge—More,
17c;
fancy
much,
tion«.
vrr
• «; ;. »•»
K) S'»
Ituahlng l«> l*«wi«in,
Navjgati"U fil the Yukon rivet closes
early in (toto1»er an*l there Is a rush
cl irrighi to ths Itawsun couutry.
urn
Sarsaparilla
ii.. '• s ru i •.
attentiuu ni other • to* k more h»w la
will be regarded a« liivaluaLir ad-
junct« L> farming e«|*e<'ialh a«»*gg aril
for cash am! are pFnlutvd every uo>uth
of the V» ar.
iniddhug», per ton, 330, oil cake turni,
per ton, »80.00.
F reali Meats—< hoice 41eased beel
•tern», price Î^ gcuwi , 7c; mutton
7 S. |*"rk, N* ; trimmed, Sc; veal. V«ff
11c.
Hams— Ijtrge,
break fusi bacon,
dally
•t»w«
Y ort
I oh«
.4
I .'g* have krjt! up weil in plica«
thi» tear am! <on»ldrrmg Ibe ta t that
f*»w I« are almost »vif *upp>»rung iu «uio•
mer, egg* arv a*m«>»< » Ivar
bar profit
|*runt f* n*
panni with their co«!.
Illa pro I»aide
that when poultry receive« a* mu h
(dlJ.iH), choice Eastern Washington
timothy. |lfi (M).
I '>rn
Wtatle. fittS.OO; cracked, 3-5;
»3 „‘5;
buckwheat fi *ur, »6.00; gm-
hatti, |»r L«rrvl, | <»«>; whole wheat
flour, |3 25; rye flour, »3 MtoM.OO.
Mill'tiiff’
Bran, j-r l«n, 313 00;
sh«>rts, per ton, 3 ’■ 4 « hi .
I ,M*.|—<*hoppe*l iced, 319.00 per ton;
Hood’s
The r
br the
tniii’h eiricist*«l over the sale of in­
i' Xi'AttUg itq«l«irs tn the Aitirii nn
cafe.
vv|»i. h furms a |urt uf their
natioual pavilion
H al
eating,
|
ka.»«a)>a* iw will give relief and will t>’e*
vent tn» nor» tit pru»f«t ',n vhrunic Jy«*
pep« • and olt»»t «or
js diseases that
w
« a , c ».•!« t i ef
l ! lhr«e
on pt t s
It s Ike safirguard of hea.tb
as well a» the «ure«< remedy for Ji»ea»»
• M « > n » »
ut a»
th«u »»n rt nttnenta.
14c; spring,
feed meal. 3^5.
Bariev- Rolled or ground, psr ton,
»30
F lour
Patent, per barrel, »3.50;
id»-fi I«-1 itmighte* fi» »5; •
wa t uf energy that s.eep e«s
p»>r appetas
that pain after
»
.#
.
» a.le 'e‘.
Is Amen * s Greatest Medicine
great ht a
The ruriou« fact Is n*d»d by M 'I HU
rain, in the lotirnal de Physique, thsl
amful mrasummrnta of the intm»itv
M gravitation in différent part» >f the
gl tw «how this t«> t*r g eater < n islands
H u II' m
15c.
Hay—Paget Sound timothy,
Look Out for tho Weak Fainta.
That f«e ng vf
»* hty. Jr pres «ton a 4
Alt
"•( |<a*
Butter*—< learners 25c; I.Astern 33c;
dairy, 15 «f lie, ranch, 14c pound.
Figg» — 24c.
( h»,*»«»e— 12c.
I’oultry—12c; dresend*
» Guard Your HeaMh
josit 9 ’I M
In tbe five vear« ho
had i> t
ioat • Jay frvm ill health
Ihm« u >t uf five of bl« feliuw worktusn
ha I » k ome <irnnk«rd«, wsrw aorthiraa
an«! w*re dlschargwl
I he |v pie of New York bo*
tbv milk |>rnduced by 140.000
* It I« brought from farm« in New
•tate. New Jer*ev, (’■'UUecticul.
t«» ta. husrtt» and I’enntyivania
War
Manv American« iu Paris
ParMiqe. |w*r »«« k |. 23.
( Aalifl'tav« t . mrtite, 75c.
<'uctimla i•— |u >at 10V,
( ’wblHigr,
native and
California,
3c per puutii I«.
Tom «V*»' — 50 «4 t>0 .
4* egehange teils ot a prluler wtw.
wheu hl« fulicw wurkinsu w«ut out tu
drni« i-eer during tha ««rking bour»
put in the bank tha eiacl «m^unt he
w
;d have «pent if b« bad gone to
«Inas
Ile thu« hept bis reeulwtlon
!<>f ßve vear«
Ile tbeu eiamined bis
Lank* s< * nt and f« und ho bad uu de*
DON'T LET YOUR HARVEST SEASON FIND YOU WITHOUT A
STUDEBAKER WAGON.
pension
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th*, «n t errm worth llvln« t<> • sk I w-<m»n
she fry’«* ttrr.1 and
«Is? afirr 'lay
* h«
•
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• h* ow> • had
.'loorc’s Rev efl led Reined v
PUTÌ CD*? carbo ! atl of ¡ odine
u UIL l I i u
• «u«' j t
pocket inhaler
* g>iar««-t*-r-1 1 *’*• f-»r • starrt «i*-i
v : h- . a • • • •
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\VUk> «ruing t* wd«aitlaers pleca«
M«ali«e liiia paper.
I
Muda cd th< Brat Ma!mah, thoroughly waaonrd, by comprimi workmen. It gandg
without an equal. Call on our Agent, oe addrraa
STUDEBAKER BROS. MANUFACTURING COM
1JS Harf Murrlaon Street, Portland, Ortgou*