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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1888)
OREGON NEWS. COAST CULLINGS. Erfcrrthiiifr cf General Interest In a . . ..... c Condensed Form. Devoted Principally to Washington Territory and California. Pendleton will soend $2,000 more in I Wm. P. Henderson, a printer, w.is extending the levee along tne Umatilla! found near Merna, Cal., with his skull crusueo, naving appurenny oeen killed while aaleep on the track. Gonsb.ee, one of Apache murderers of Dithl a year ago in the S ddle Rock district, Ariz., has been convicted of murder. river. The wife and child of Hon. J. X. Burnett, of Douglas county, are very eick. V. P. Watson, of Toledo, fell from a building, on which he was working, and fractured one of his ribs. Henrv Keene. of Sublimity, set a sorine nun for eophers, and while ex- ruainmsr its operation to a f.iend lot I one of his thumbs by ita unexpected discharge. G. W. Duncan, a prominent citiien of Stavton. who suffered severe in juries by falling from a step-ladder some days since, is not expected to re cover. The House committee on commerce made a favorable report of the bill au thorizing the construction of railroad bridges across Snake river and Clear water river. 3vo hopes sre entertained of the re covery of Mrs. Stephen Minard of R-tseburtr. who was injured in the runaway of the team on the mountain road to Coos bay. A hore William Harris was riding near Pleasant Home, reared and fell back on the man, injuring hiui se verelv. He was uncoiiFcious for about two hours after the accident. A son of Dr. W. C. Warriner, of Portland, was seized with an epileptic fit, while on the road, near Lebanon, and was not discovered until nearly forty-eight hours afterward, lie was taktn to his bister's home in Salem to be cared for. MARKET REPORT. Reliable Quotation! Carefully Revised Every Week. Devoted to the Interest of Farmers and Stockmen. Henry Holmes, a carpenter, died of lockjaw at San Rafael, Cal. A few days ago he was handling a plank, when it slipped from his grasp, and a nail in the end went through his loot. The entire business portion of the town of Tipton. Cal., was destroyed by fare. .thirteen builJingt wae burned. The Us was nearly if dOjUUU ; insurance, f 10,000. The new cruiser Charleston will be WHEAT Valley, fl 25fl2 6 Walla Walla, $1 17Jl 18. BARLEY V hole, fl 101 12J; ground, per ton, ''20 W27 BO. OATS Milling, 42i45c: feed, 41 (gioc. HAY Baled, $15 0017 00. SEED Blue Grass. 14i16 ;.; Tim othy, 9J10o.; Red Clover, 14 15c. FLOUU Patent Roller, $4 00; Country Brand, $3 75. EGGS Per doz, 18a. BUTTER Fancy roll, 50c; pickled, 1520 grade, 1&22j. CHEESE Eastern, 16320c per J pound inferior Ore- launched at the Union Iron Works 8on. uaiiiornw, Hc. shinyard, San Francisco, on the 4ih of VEGETABLES Beets. p;r sack July. The affair will made the occa $1 50: cahbace. per lb., 2?a. ; carrots, siou of a celebration at the shipyard. per tk., $1 25; lettuce, per dot. 20 D. Sullivan was drowmd at Astoria, onions, $1 50; potatoes, per 100 lbs., Or. It is supposed he fell n going ;ffl oO ioc.; radishes per U.., I&2Uo. a ladder on the steamer A. B. Field, at rhubarb, per lb., 6c. He was a HONEY In comb, per lb., 18c. str-iiued. 5 gal. tins, per lb. 8J :. POULTRY Chickens, per doz. $5 506 00; duck, per doz., f 5 00 6 00; geee, fO 00S 00; turkeys, per lb., 16 18c. PROVISIONS Oregon hams, 13k per lb.; Eastern, 13(au3c.; Eastern Leinenweber's cannery deckhand on the Field. A gang of cowboys took possession of Stewart, Col., and about demolished the postoffice and its contents. About 100 shots were tired, but no one was hurt. Jmes Turner, employed by the rjsilifnmi fijirtthArn r,iilriviil at Ohl Town, Cal., was killed by throwing ?La91 Diicon' yroa himself, while tenioorarilv insane. b m$iv.i x.asieru laru, vuiic. per fore an incoming freight. lD-" Oregon, lUJc Robert Beaidsley, proprietor of GREEX FRUITS Apples. 2 00 Beanlsley's hot spriniff, three miles be- 2 50; Sicily lemon, $5 005 50 low Challis, Custer county, Idaho, was California, $3 505 00; NaVal oranges i r-. . i ts . r: r i - ibt. i r . .1 : . v..u n Ain.tAAnAi arownea. wnue loraine salmon river. u w xuvtraiue. w: aieuiwrrnt- w - -X--1. l n. I a ' at Antelope, forged the name of his 18 fam also arownea lue n,u Halt brotner JrJdwara, to a note ana -""J ji lu "w.vivu. , jjkiejj fkuiis Sun dried arv obtained 180. He then left the town John Leahy, a carpenter at woik on pies, 7i per lb. ; machine dried, 10 owing abont f 1,000. His creditors are 1 the Spring Valley ater Company's 11c; pitiess plums, 13c,; Italian making efforts to catch him and bring J buildings near Belmont, Cat., fell from prunes, 1014c ; peaches, 1211 Inm back, when he will be prosecuted I a sea Holding a distance oi thirty-nve raisins, f 2 2o2 50, for forgery. I feet on a cement pavement, ana was Pallette Lane, a Siletz Indian, ran instantly killed. away with an Indian maiden named 1 M. J. Gtllen, while painting the Anna Jones. Tbey were pursued and J court house at S.n Andreas, Gal., was caught at Eugene City, and at once 1 instantly killed by the scaffolding giv returned to the Siletz. Lane was ing way, and his being precipitated head first to the ground, a distance of tweutj'-fave feet. A two-year-old son of J. M. Farley, of Nieasio, Cat., fell into a vat of boil ing water, and was frightfully scalded. AGRICULTURAL. CATARRH. married to Mis- Eliza Halo Gleece about three weeks since, but tired cf his new wife and slid out with Miss Ann. The towns are bidding for the county seat of Wallowa. Joseph has offered to furnish the county building for a period of ten years providing the county teat remains there, while En terprise h is made the same offer for a term of two years. W. M. Stanley, while riding near Achland, was accosted by a man who stepped up to the horee. and. with his hand in his pocket dtman led that he get off and give him the horse. Mr. Stanley at first thought it was eomr acquaintance, but when he insisted Unm it Mr. Stvnley pulled out a re volver, when the highwayman hastily flt-d. Archie G. Wolford, the son of John M. Wolford," the merchant aud hotel keperof Silverton, has recently left home and no one knows where he went, although he cerae to this city and boarded the train for the south. Archie w is about 22 years old, and married Elva Beard on the first of lat March. The young husband and wife did uot get along very well, eo he left home. A. J. Taylor, Samuel Marsh and Mr. Srlph struck a quartz ledge near Gold Hill recently, which shows very rich prospects. It is on tho same ridge as the ledge from which Riv and McDonnell were reported to have tken several thousand dollars near the surface last year. The men pounded out $326 with a hand mor tar in one day, and think they have plenily of thit kind of rock. A new depot and warehouse is building at Central Point for the O. & O. railroad. The budding will be 20x 60, and contains an office, waiting room and wnrehouse ; also a sidetrack platform 580 feet long, and is to b- finiehed in firet-claes style, to be com pleted and seady for business about the 1st of July. The town site owner pays for the building and the salary of the wgnt for two years, who will be appointed by the company. A warrant was sworn out before Justice Lyons of Fx Valley, Linn county, charging Mart Smith, hs brother, and another man, whose liame could not be learned, with the attempted murder of Charles Thomas two weeks nce. 1 bey are now in custody. The Smiths are enemies o the Thomases, and are f-upposed to be leaders of the vigilance committe f worn to exterminate - Mieni xuaHLe them leave the countiy. Bennett camp, No. 8, Indian War Veterans, near Srilem, have elected the following officers: John G. Wright, captain ; John Savage, first lieutenant; N. R. Doty, stcond lieutenant; T. C. Shaw, orderly sergeant; E. H. Piper, commissary sergeant ; D. C. Thomas, color bearer; Wm. Townsend, musi cian ; E. J. Chambers, corporal of the guard; delegates to the 8Ute encamp ment, Frank M. Smith and T. C. Shaw. In a fight between Sheriff Slaugh ter's posse and Sonora train robbers, in the Whetstone mountains, Ariz., but one of the band was killed. He proved to be a brother in-law of one of the robbers. Two other robbers were wounded, and one of them, Nievas, was taken. He died on the way to Fairbanks, but was identified as onn of th first to enter the express c r on the night of the robbery, and the one who shot Messenger Hays. WOOL Valley, 14al5c; Eastern Oregon. 12 14c HIDES Dry beef hide, 810:.; culls, 67-.; kip and calf, 810j.; Murrain, 10 12c. ; tallow, 33Jc. LUMBER Rough, per M, $10 00; edged, per M, $12 00; X. and G. sheathing, per M, $11 00; No. 2 floor ing, per M, $13 00; No. 2 ceiling, pet M,$18 00; No. 2 rustic, erM,$lS 00; Savins tho cream daily until enough for a churning has accumulated is wronir. The bet butter is made from cream that has been recently removed from the milk. A good deal is said about the "dairy orm oi me cow. um it must not te taken for granted tint every aagular cow is a good mdker, and every smooth, straight-lined cow a poor one. After the hen is set and process of incubation begun, it is desirable tha. nothing disturb the hen. fcvery pre caution should be tken to keep her setting steadily until time lor the eggs to hatch. According to some experiments re cenlly made in Holland, cattle fed oh hay with other food met eased in live weight more than those fed with en silage, but those fed with cn ilage gave more and better butter. Foor, Bandy soil should not hi lelt Uncultivated. Carefully prepare the land, sow to buckwheat, and plow the buckwheat under when the crop is in blossom. lu this way the land may gradually be made productive. A few stakes around a young tree, with barbed wire wrapped around the stikes, will protect trees from animals. With this method fi nit trees may t planted in a field giveu up to stock. Pyrethrum or buhach will kill the apple-tree worms. With a bellowt blow the pdwder into the nesls (or webs) after four o'clock in the after noon :he later the bettei for the worms will then be in the nests. The powder will kill them instantly. Pig pens should not be in the t ime location every season. By liariug them movable much valuable manure can be secured from the st'turxted earth around the old sites, while the change to frvsh places will greatly promote cleanliness and health. It U not bept in planting young or chard to trust to labels or to memory. Both may fail. The only sure way u i know what trees are planted is to i make a record at the time of laying the orchard out in a map aud m irk ing on that each variety. A New Home Treatment far the Care of . C'ararrh, Catarrhal Deafness and ' Har Fever. Th microscope ha proved that these JlHa--es are contagious, and that they are due to the prenence of living parasites In tlie lfntng membrane oc tne upper air pas sages and extachlan tubes. The eminent Hcienti t", Tyudall, Huxley and Beale en dorse this, and thexe authorities cannot bedfxpuied. The regulxr method of treat ing tlicKn diiteaaea hatt been to apply an ir ritant remedy weekly, and even daily, and thus keeping the delicate membrane In a constant state of irritation, allowing it no chance to hea , and as a natural con sequence of niu-h treatment not one per manent c're haa ever been recorded. It Is an ab-olnte fai t that thene diseases can not be cured by an application made of trtiier than oitca iu two weeka, for the membrane must get a chance to heal be fore an application lr uprated. It is now seven year since Plson discovered the parasite In catarrn and formulated his new treatment, andninre then ht- remedy has become a household word In every country where the Kngllsh language w t-poken. Cures effected by him seven years ago are cures aruc, mere naving been no return nf tne diaeaKe. S highly are these remedies valued that ivnorant imitators have started up everywhere pretending to destroy a para site, oi which they know nothing, b remedies the results of the application of which they are equally Ignorant. Mr. Dixon's remedy Is applied only once In two weeks, and from one to three applica tions effect a permanent cure in the mont aggravated caset. Mr Dixon sends a pamphlet describing his new treatment on the receipt cf stamp to pay postage. The address is A. H. Dixou &. Son, 3(ia King street went. Tor onto, Can da. Scientific American. Among the various prizes entered at a dog show at San Fraiu-luoo was one for the quietest animuL The surprise of the Judges was great when tlicy found that the inner was a dog that had died aud been stulfed two years be fore. A HTAU IX THE DARK Sometime falls of its mnrderous intent The inslduou and dastardly attacks made upon the reputation of HosUstter's fioniach iiiltera by perauua who seek to palm on cheap and fiery tonic a identical with it, or "the aame thing under another name." or "equally a good." in most itiBiaace react dUafttroanly upon the un principled trader upon popular credulity who attempt them, converting their speuulatioaa into rulnou fullurcs. Tho Hitler U a pure, wholesome and IhoioUKh medicine, adapted to the total cure and prevention of f- vr and ague, bilious remittent, dyspepsia, constipation, bil louHneaa. debility, nervou nous and kidney trouble. Its every ingredient, nnlike those In the imitation of it, is of an ascertained stand ard of excellence, and while they, by reason of their llerv uiouertica. reict Injuriou lr noon tho brain and nervous svsteni. of both those onrsna it is a sedative aud lnvhrorant. Kefuee all these harm, ul Imitations. a great fiilSilfT L ;tarlfmfh V STOCKMEN It I the Greatest Hamedy knovri FOR PUPSfS!fguagtQ AND EEC LAM ATION. MartelfHoPrstidseo Tsol Co. Worts, VI rot sod JKRIGATXSa POMPS, STEAM ENGINES Houses SntD BY DSUCGISTS A0 DEALERS. taeCHA5A.V0r.EUR C9 BALTQ. M? i Jf Covplxts Powra aso - "il ftrariso Plants. .i.' f Vow i rices, prompt delivery -s. Writs f at tlrcu tars. BYRON JACKSON, SAN FBANCTSCO. The Empress of Russia 1 said to do part of her household s L g. THE rtTLNO OOVK Of PEACE. A richly fronted quivering flying Dove. A Dream of Life acieen calendar. An im ported Ideal head. An imported f OKted -now mtm ana a ran set ox magnincem floral cards. Fourteen artbttic pieces, blent to anyone who will buy f on a drug gist a tmx of the genuine Dn C. M'J.ankS Celebratkd Liver Filxs (price 8 eta.) and mail u the outside wrapper from the box with centa in utamps. Write your addresa plainly. Fleuins Bros Pitts bubqu, Pa. Cat are in demand in the western part of Kanaa, according to an exchange, which "quotes" thern at $1 apiece. WELL DRILLS FOR EVERY PURPOSE. 8o1d on Trial ! The menkeys are so thick in the State of Tabasco that it is almost impossible to build a telegraph line. Thryall get on the wire and whig until it breaks. ' Ms, ti.driiiiii Dr. Spinney SCo.uIKr Li o sr. Seminal !nTwtment na!L profit i at ire. ftena tftc for nukiiinc arif ui it-rL-a jmuutru rltb full parucutan. Mm- uCtvrCurwJ bj GOULDS AUSTIN, tT Si IS Lake St., CHICAGO, ILL. ELY'S CREAM EALH The water had been trepared to 8cald I clear rough, per M, f 20 00 ; clear P. 4 hogs, and the boy, unnoticed, walked into it. Not k 88 than 100 armed men, with blood hounur, are searching k.r two men who brutally assaulted Lizzie YVonghtel, at Winters, GA. Rewards for their arrest now . ajrereeate fZ.WW. At the crossing of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad, Bun PreMsett, of Salt Lake, Utah, was cres.-mg tM track wnn two uores, wiit-u an engine struck them, killing tutu and both horse a. Charles Chapman, & well-known farmer of White Rock, Eldorado county, Cal., ex pired from the effticts of a barley beard, which lodgtdin the man s no:-e, about a week ago, cua- S, per M, $22 50; No. 1 fl toring, per M. $22 50; . No. 1 ceiling, per M. $22 50; No. 1 rustic, per M, $22 50 ; stepping, per M, $25 00; over 12 inches wide, extra, fl 00; lengths 40 to 50, extra, $2 00; length 50 to GO, extra, $4 00; Wh, per M, $2 25; 1$ lath, per hi, f 2 50. BEANS Quote email whites, $4 50; pink, $3; bayoa, $3; butter, $4; Lima s, $3 00 per cental. MEAT Beef, whnWale, 4(dAl-..; dreased, 8c. ; i?heer, 3c ; dreed, 7s- ; hogs, dressed, 7g7je. ; veal, 78c COFFEE Quote Salvador, lc; Cott Rica, 1820o.; Ri , 1820 Java, 25ic. ; Arauckl ''6 raeteil,22c. SALT Liverpool grades of fia ing inflmmatiou which resulted in quoted $13, $19 and $20 for the thiet ueatn. A man named fceynoid met w.th a horrible death at clan Francisco. lie sizes : at was engaged in piling iron rails at Battery street warehouse, and while m a stooping posture rail tumbled down n his hed, crushing it to a mass. Seybold leaves a family in the East. Tlie Bir Association at Sjtn Fran cisco has decided to disbar Attorney H. H. Lowentb-.il, wliose connection with the Little Peie bribery case will be well rememberer. The associ ition haa appointed a committee to prose cute him in the Supreme Couit. A former employe of the California Southern railroad named Long was caught in the act of misplacing a switch in the yards at National City Cal., and arrested. It is claimed he was trying lo wrtck a train in revenge for being dischaiged. A boiler in the works of the Scra mento (Cal.) Woo) Pullery exploded Willi ternnc loree. Itie building was a wooden structure, was 32x40 feet in dimensions, and was literally blown to pieces. The men being at dinner, there was no loss of life. H. S. Wteeler, recently employed by the government in the construc tion of lighthouHtB on the O-egou coast, dropped dead of heart disease at Alameda, Cal. Deceased who was a memher of the Masonic order, is about 55 years of age, and a widower. A three 8'ory brick building owned by the Sharon estate, and occupied by the West Coast Furnittire Co., burned at San Francisco. The loss to the building is et-timated at $50,000. The Furniuire Co.'s los is $15,000, insur ance $10,000. A finely wrought cabi net intended to hold cercalB to be sent to the Sydney exposition from this State, and valued at $2 000, wae de itr iyed. The furniture factory of A. Johnson, and the carpenter shop of John Cuff, alj lining,- were damaged to the exttntof $1000. slock salt, $10. PICKLE3 Keg. quoted steady $1 35. SUGAR Prices for barrel : Ooldei C.5c. ; extra C, 6Jc. ; dry granulated, 6Ac. ; crushed, fi;ie crushed, cube and Itowdered, 7c. ; extra C, ojJ ; halve and boxes, higher. Vegetables vs. Meats. Tlie Idea is b ginning to gain vogue. nol only among vegetarians by princi ple, but with others who have never considered the subject in the light that the vegetarians do, that our diet is altogether too strong in the matter of the more heat ing meats; so mneh is this the case that it is maintained that mild wines do reaily less harm to the general sys tem than flesh that is loaded with red blood. This strong meat, euth, for in stance, as beef, the eating of which, it is said, frequentlv ;enerates too hot blood, gives us our reckless activity. onr intensitv. and many of our new diseases. White meats, vegetables. oils and fruits, in long-tried use among the ancients, are in this view a safer and wholesomer diet than that which we have so long considered the best to be had. Whether the facts and their inferences are correct or not, they de serve consideration. Harper's Bazar. A curious freak of 'memory is that of forgetting words of a poem or speech which has been said over a great number of times. The leading lady of a play which has been performed seven hundred times can not remember her lines, even by the most violent effort, and onty complete rest of a day or two wonld recall them. Another actress in a play which had a great run had to be. constantly prompted towards the end, rehearsed every day, and yet was con stantly pursued by a terrible conscious ness that what she was saying to the audience was simA.ly unmeaning gib berish. Sir John Herschtl's opinion mat the full moon has a tendency to cJear the sky of clouds is suppo-ted by recent observations. In reference to the com mon belief that a ring arouui the moon is indicative of the approach tt a storm, it is stared that, out of sixty-one lunar halos observed near London, thirty-foiir were followed by rain within twenty four hours, and nineteen withr. fom days. Meteorologists generalljarep that the moon exerts some influence or the weather; but as to the extenj of that influence thev differ creatlT.. i. HUMOROUS. "What does it mean when the King rent his c'.othes?" 1 suppose he hired them out, ma'am." Teacher. We believe no one has yet secured an instant tiieous photograph of a kiss. Cause why? 'Cause the old lingering variety is more popular. Burlington Free Press. Landlord "Pve called to tell you, Bridget, that I'm going to raise your rent." Bridget f,Glad to hear it, sorr. Faith, I can't raise it meself." Texas S flings. Lightning never strikes twice in the same place. Neither does a mule. The reason of this is because the place is never there after the first strike. Drake's Magazine. "Night-caps are cominginto favor again," say the fashion journals. Bless those innocent fashion writers; "night caps" have never been out of favor. Ask the bartenders Boston Globe. "How would I advise you to be gin?" responded an old actor to an as pirant for stage glories. "Well, the best plan is to begin like a good din ner; with the supe." -X T. Tribune. The milky way 'Hol' o,n boy! Pon't pnt no water in dem cans to day. Fill 'em up wid snow. Dat's de same color as de milk, an' we must be jes as hones' as we kin, whenever wc git de chance." Harper's Bazar. "Mr. (xoodhead is a splendid xei low." . Yes; a wonderfully fine fel low. I never saw his match. So in telligent and well-informed, and such an excellent, man every way. He is from New York. I believe?" "Is he? Well er it is evident that Nature in tended that he should have been born la Boaton." Jtotttn Transcript. ., " - V ' " ... ... j-.i.y. A REMEDT FOR CHILLS AUD FKVEIt Rochester. N. Y.. Dec 16. 885. Four rrars ago I contracted a bard cold that settled on my lunira. I had a severe chill, followed by high fever, rajrjnfr head ache, pain on my left aide over the lung, and every time a fit of roughing came on, which was every few minutes, it was ter rible to bear the pain, t thought It meant .u attack of pneumonia, as 1 went through a two-moatb aiege of that disease, and it came on juat the aame way. A it was night I thought I would watt until morn ing before sending for a doctor. Fortun ately, a hatl-b x of Alxcock's Pokocs I'lastkrs was found in the poasesnlon oi a friend, who boarded with as. Oue ol the e was pnt on mv throat, two on ny cheat, and one on my back over the led sh ulder blade. 1 then had a hot foot bath. After again getting into bed, it acemed but a lew minute wnen ait POI't'LAK Klll'CATIOX. We smioatbize with the foeHnir which often leads citizens to bust that no child born iu thia country need grow up in Lcuoraace, and yet il is a fact that many people who have learned to read and write have never taught themselves to think. A man who suiTered from catarrn. consumption, bronchitis, scrofula, or "liver complai it," might read, till his ere dropped uui, now inrse ami uisnj uuicr uucw. ua.s " boeu cured by lr. Pierce Uolden Medisal j r T" OiscoTery. bnt if he did not take the Irasou to i asid Msarl i. niniself and test the virtue of this trreat inedl- ; cine, bis tliue would be thrown away. eieaaiaeM ttf Piute. i t-a agesv. Allay rl I nil am n a 1 1 HrslstlnsHsrrs, RrlUrt th- There are nmrly three hundred thousand Chtnateu in the UulU-d Males. CatarhH K&7EVTR tg &A i Try the Cure hav-FEVER j ' NERVOUS fi If 11 dency. fee. dnc toexceuesor abuse, caJ. creticra should mil thcmficivM ot our treatmmt- -. A pOBitiveeuefTuftraritW'i In cvorT ct. Hrphtiift. I Ir.nary and V cereal IJ;' s all ajuuktuxai. . ctare. promptly fttid -Lalcix curetl M1CDLE-ACED MEflJ0:!, 1 w vt K!wr er BlartrtT. Weak Pack. Herr: :-.s ; lKailltT, v ,t:ri ot cexnal tuvngt&. etc. cure 4 .and reufd to nealt hy T;j?or. ii. B. Peron cnaile to visit us my be treated at tBeir homes, by cornwpofldeoce. ittiicinf aiifi : instructions sent by ma:loreipre. Consuitat.oa : ree. Bend 4 cents in stacps tat t be Young Man f - friend or Ouliie to V, edloclc O I LI N WAT BACH. Gaoler, Koenish rtanos; fbirdett ifsns. band nutnirr. U Lateast , scork of Hx Mtice snd Books. Baodl sop filled s Ksstern Pru ItAriHlAS CSAY CO.. SM fust ALLEN'S IKOH IONIC Btrtttta. j 1 k (in; Tmic. lilwd PsriMC, Aftner aid L ter ' tajctos, Qi mmd hy J F. All. Bt- Psnl. Mia. 1st rreailums. SSXJO la two. 20 years Bahisd. ?w tt. r.li! Hteet tun nr le - m w u , . . . s.. i rice, in ux in n- oti.er Ptani, t-y wbicb our nanos stano in tone years, goiu a r "w i iw uKm by climato. So wood to split, brai, swell, sliimk. crack, decay, or aear out; we guarantee it Ele gant Rosewood Cases, S strlntrs, d.-uUe refeatingr ftionr fiu2t ivnrv kevs: the Fnmm AXTWE1J. Call er write tr-t Catalae, free. T. M. ASTIsEi i. CO., Msnirtactmers, 01 Feuows" aii, aias. Ssventa Streets, San Francisco. PiAflOS.i mj aymptoms were relieved; the akin becamr niitbtv k.intMf . 1 rinchd nnlvat intervala. In multiplying very scarce and dear and then with very little effort, and In A paper gave an account of a so ciety event, and in speaking of one beautiful lady of quite large propor tion, it said: "Mrs. possessed a form that a Juno mig!;t envy.", yiie editor went home, and left a eubordi- din ate to get out tin paper, and the next morning he read in his paper, that Mrs. possessed a form that Jum bo might envy." An English Beer has discovered that the numerical value of the letters of the name Bulanger" in Greek is just 66, and prophesies that the melo dramatic General is to play a leading part in affairs between this time and the second advent of Christ, which is to occur at S o'clock in the afternoon of March 5, 1896. Guest Well, good-bye, old man, and you've got a very nice little place here. Uost Yes, but it's rather bare just now. I hope the trees will have grown a little before you're back, old man. xie t,to rutsourgn neiress; "Do you know Miss Wandergrift, whose father ia reported to be so very richP" She (glass and pig-iron) 4 O, no, indeed! The Wandergrifts do not belong to our set at all! They are s new, you knowl Their money comes from natural gas." Put. COMMON IN CALIFORNIA. I suffered for yrsrs from cstsrrh till it destroyed my appetite and weakened my rystem. No reme dies gave me relief till I commenced nsing Jv-y's Sarasparilla. I began hiking it last spring, and am now entirely free from tht disgusting disease. XlchsTS, Cul j. A CANDID COXFESSIOX. Tat several yesrs I snffered from Dyspepsia and Kitlney Complaint, the latter being so severe at times that I could acarcely attend to my work. My appetite was poor and I was much emaciated, but throngb the free one of Joy's Vegetable gaiaa rarillamyappetlte and digestion improved 'till my health was perfectly restored. Bedding, Cal. varieties of ilatoes, g: rdeuers plan! the eves in hot beds early, ilactu iu rich soil, and from each eye will cet Severn! plan la. Thete may be et out in the open grouud, and cultivated the s ime as potatoes planted in the usual way. There are a good many cattle com ing out ol their barns and stables this, spring with the hair rubbed iff in some places. V hether it be barn iteh, or some other minute parjeile, the old fashione-l cure is the best : dulpher and lrd well applied. Thie knocks all of them. If a sample of eweet crt am is di vided, and both parts are kept at a favorable U-niperature fur ripening, and the air is eze ui1hI from tine a id . free ex p -sure eiven to tin o her. both will sour at the s nue time, but lltvor will ocly be incretstd iu the oue exposed to the air. Churning the two parts wi.l chow this. The peppermint growers cf Wayne eouuty, . 1 ., where three-iourths ol he world s oil is prouu -ed, are com plaining that the prot-pecta this,sa- -wju are tne woret tor IwfD'y ynrc. 1 hey tav that Japanese oil is tiow be ing sold in Americt at gii. lt rates that the former larg profits from the busi nees are greatly lessened. Do not now trim shrubbery that blooms on laft year'e w I, if you tie tire abundance of fl ers. The bet wsy is to cut out the oi l and we.k wood immediately after 11 iveria. A judicious tliiniiicg, if too large and thick a head remains will improvt the quali-.y of the 11 wtr, but to cut back the whole head is not the bi-8 way in America. The gnl-n t-hould be renr the house but free from ehade. S-1 no trees i f any kind in the kit-lien gur den. H:ve it laid u-, eo that as much work as iosible may be done hy l oree power. A s tmty It-am is t.be best soil tor nioet vegetahl"f. l"e no green manure in the gtud, n. The sUudard fertilizers aie esxl. Ue oxl ashes freely aud slops from the lit use. The secret of i-ncce-s in eaidening, as in courUhip li- s iu tm 11 attentions fre quently atsd steadily bestowed. Mr. D. B. Widr, -ays he nas solved the problem of the plum crat uli . A mixture of in (oundof Paris green, or Lo idon purple, and riity gallons of water f prayed over the trees jnst before bl um buds shall op n, tin n i f praying of soap t-mulsion two week later, with a tlii.J spraying ubout June 10th, will eff c'udly destroy the curculio, as well as kill leaf lice, apiit and other injurion insects. Ther are in America over 4 000.000 farms, large and email. They cover nearly 20 000,000 acres of improved land, aud tht-ir total vlue is tome. hing like 10,tXX) UUU.UUU. These figures re not, of course, v ly comprehensive. They simply convey the idea of vaat ness of area and qnal vaetness of im portance. The estimated va ue of the yearly products of thei-e farms is be tween $2,000,000,000 and 3,000,000, 000. In order to improve the oat crop, take a washtub or a large barrel, till it two-thirds full of water; pour half a bushel or eo of teed oats at a time in to the tub cf water, and skim of all oats that will not sink to the bofom. Drain off the water and dry the oitt that are left. You now have a fine quality of oats to sow. They willgivt you fu ly te ven ty-five per cent, bettei ynld than before, besides luting a sup rior lot of seed for your neighbor the following vear. Wm. Zitm, while prospecting in the hills near Sheridan, Nev., came across "Mudge," the Indian who, a few weeks, killed three Indians t avenge his broiber's death. "Mudge" held a parley with Zilin, keeping the latter coven d with a rille, and said there were seventeen mote Indians lie would have to kill, and "it w.ie war ti the knife." He was accompanied by another Indian, and swears that be will not be taken alive. The Iudiam whose lives he threatened fear to eleep outside the town and conic in at sun down, alxmt an hour I was in a sound sleep, from which 1 did not awake until morning. 1 resumed business In two days. H. F. Fum-BEK. Dr. Oatllng baa patented a new gun metal composed ot steel and aluminum, and said to be of remarkable strength. Dr. Sage's t "atari h Remedy cores when every other so-called remedy fails. Over two thousand hatters are said to be r!le in Uanbory. Cona, owing; to dullness) ol trade. . See Anttsetl Piano advertiaemeaU CUltDRKX 8TAKTINO TO DKATH On account of their inability t digest food. will nod a most marvelous food aiwl remedy in (!' Kanalsiost of ure od Liver OU with Hypophaapbites. Very palatable and easily digested. Dr. . W. Cohkn. cf Waco. J exaa. aays: 1 kits usea your bunmoo ia It. (antila wastina with good results, it not only restore atd tissues, but gives strength aid Inert asea the apprtiua. 1 am lsd to use suci. a reliable article." The custom for lad tea to carry alklnMticka is once more becoming laaUionat4o in a.uropc -Ah me."! sighed Potts. "I'm ti-ed of liring. The world ia hollow, ambition's valo." 'tome now, ! said hi chum, 1 know the symptoms; It's aU your liver that's very plain. Ton need not sunVr, fur help is easy; fierce s Pullets go ngbt to the place. A fnend to the bilious.' I well might call tberat There a notuing better; the) u suit your cass. Potts eeaand his ahrbing. and bought the Fellet.- No more he monmeth his hapten lot! tits face is cheertol. bis heart ia lightsome. Hit melancholy ia quite forgot! Seventy -thr-e vesaels went to the bottom on the (treat Lukes last seasou, and involve-! the aacriaceof 31 lives and the lose of 2..X)t.UJU worta of property. A rartlcle Is aprbe.! !Dta aacll oorfl nd is n-sreraste. : .. miaM Prioi 60 eta at tfaunr SM by soad, retirtereO, u nr. ; w;g-si miunui v KI.V BR THIERS 46 Wsrtenwt. new OV ll'!TI.A,fn ' ' IBcxmiitasto Katnno3taa. Sastnra Eaa.7 CAJTUL t Alli IN. vBOfiML T7wastaa G"eaal BtrtVat Piwnrrm AOrjfWJNrS tj urfec V tick- St IXU LXCIU SC. K 03 ooin CESl Kew Taefe. at A K. iH COLXJCTtOX.S -a btxmhia tn. D F. BHXBKAH SARSAPARILLA, YELLOW DOCK, Todicle ol" I'ofass. Tbt Gkkmkjl for breaJtfaat. THE APACHE INDIANS. J. H. riHlt.As.srrr Aaali ileal 1 t'lsesaiat. Laboratory, 108 first t Fortia.-d. Or. Analyses made of ail aubstaneesw hates for SMsayuig gold and silver ores sl-au. faca fcgee sent by uiau or expmaa prumpUy atttuted to, aad returns mad. Ask tor Joy's Veretaible Narsmparlllm. Unlike meat so called blood purifiers It does not employ mercuritla or other dangerous xninerria. but is a couiponid of powerful extracta and con centrated juiecs of vegetable alteratives indige nous te California.- It is a fortnuate combination of the Tery flnntt blood pnrtner, liver and kidney remedy and atfkmach regnlator In existence. Pre pared only by the Edwis W. Jot Co., San Fran cisco. For aaia by aU druggist, trice tlJDQ pax bottle; si forjs.oo. A Tribe TThlch Originated fram ttta Oat casta of Otttar FasnUaaa. Hie Apaches are of a low caste, so far as Indiana are concerned. They originated, beginning perhaps two ot three hundred years ago, from the out casts of other tribes from the Java joes, the Moques and the Unias. In addition to this, they have an admix ture of the blood of the Mexican rene gades, whom, of course, they have welcomed Into the councils nf the tribe on account of superior and ill-directed knowledge of territory to be pillaged. as well as intellectual superiority in general. They will eat what few other Indians would gastronotnicallr tackle and are deficient in bravery and mag nanimity compared with their brother tribes. There are several branches of the .Apaches. The Mescallaros de rive their name from the fact that mescal the plant from which mescal, the well-known Mexican intoxicant, is made is one of the chief articles in their dietary. They roast it on flat stones raised six inehes or so above the earth, under which ' a fire is built. Otherwise, the plant is boiled, and in the early stages of its growth it is said to be tender and succulent. The other tribes are the Cyeteros (foxes), which is the largest; theTontos (fools), who, by the way, are perhaps the most crafty of the combination; and the Gilas, who are named for their prox imity to the Gila river, from the banks of which, as old-timers may remem ber. Barn tun in his early career bought the "woolly hrre," whiolt aroused the ire of "Old Bull.'on" Benton. Thev were once under one chief, Man- gns Colorow, and, as illustrating their conglomeration of blood, it may be mentioned that the lately celebrated Geronimo was a son of Mangos Clo row, by one of his captive Mexican slave squaws while Cchis was his son by an Apache wife, antl the before mentioned Chacowaa the son of Chocis by a Mexican slave squaw. Alto gether. 1 don't really think the Indian is quite so white n he has been painted by the sympathetic as well as mer cenary novelist, nr is he so red as history and some of his enemies make h)' Washington Hn'chrL v . . . Convalescent (to phytioian) " I ee your bill, doctor, calls for ten dol lars. How much do you charge a visit? Physician "Two dollars." Conva lescent "But you only called three times." Physician "Five times, my friend. Three times for treatment and twice for my money." Convalescent " 1 guess I had better hurry aud pay up. Epoch. The ('tlaiaat ss fsl'tith for any lriigth of time cause lrtitati n ot the JLa-g. or Mint chronic T rust li-ae. -bmtrm BnwfAwl Trorhrf are an ertecual t'o gh Itentedy. Price r5 its. Soid on.' iu bom. If afflicted with Bore Eyes, use 1. Isaac Thompson s Kye Water. DrofrgistB sell It He It cores RHat?MATO)f. Krrntsu. amis. Pimples. Seraf ola, U..O, atacrta. Tuau'is, Sa't Bieun, sod SterenrUl paina It InrnV tee Btuod. IeA-ires ti s Liiera- d kidneys to healthy action, and stakes the Ooaiplexia krictn and Clear. J. R. GATES A CO.. Proprietors. 41T Nasssne MU Man Fra.ei s. to rrmz iviii:!si Jacobs & Co., atairaf -earreis sod Importers of Lstties ClrMrsii's asi Infants' Wear, 11S Kearney Htr-e. !". P. II u trab-d Cat-l'ignes eent f ee on application REWARDfr innfl CJ b- cauI for eecii nd erer? grsAu of vfcnowetrjred t2- moK lcd.iiir.ai ut4 cjlsj tcj hAanaW m t let artict erer i-4yei lur Swttryi:f ( fix.!Jt .vu hkm-b- and fotuivmaM oC tfae Kin, I t-ed acd isvicmod by the xd soc f -mm! & I Hold hf ait finifi- at 5d oesss per bote t Wt ie &rvi Kkii. Vfsirozcmd If W. iL WlHIiOM j t f1 J fNrsB-r'avr mrm T. WRIGHT, A very Interesting and InHtmctlre fi-a-it re a emlra ed iu the reo-nt offer tf . Uuke, Sons & Co.. ti nuupIt their pair r with a beaut fill oottrenlr album CMt'ait. inie a complete collection of the K tiers. Flags and t'oats-of-Arms of every tia'iou iu tiie world. 'I h?y are to be presen:ed lo pvrr onr in exchange for aeTenty-fl-. e i-n-Hoiled hi.l'lera, aatue aa imlo-d in pork agm of Cameo Cifrnrette. AddreM W. I tuke, S-ma At Co., HJ First avenue Kew York: or, Durham, N. C. A big bone, which local physicians of Carson. Nev., say Is a portion of a leg of a man below the knee, was re cently found near Genoa, Nev. It was two feet long, and at the point hcn it joined the knee was eight inches across, or fire times the usual size. If the man who owned the bone was built in proportion he must have been about twenty-6re feet hih. An active search Is being made for the rest of the skeleton. The late Emperor William nn evening at Baden Baden noticed an officer iu civilian dress trying his luck at trente-et-tiaraute, a pastime forbid den to army officers. He had place' two or three louis on the table and ha won a nice little sum, when he saw tin King opposite. He turned palf. trembled, and hesitated to take ps session of his money. Thereupon Kiu William approached and whispered in his enr: "Don't be afraid. Take if vour monev. but don't do it affain." .First bachelor "Where shall wr go this afternoon, to the matinee, the circus or what?" Second bachelor What sort of hats are the ladies wear ing now?" "Taller than ever." "Well, let's go to a, balloon ascension." Omaha World. The editor of a paper that has adopted phonetic spelling in a meas ure, received a postal card the other day from a subscriber in the country, which contained the following: "1 hav tnk yonr paper goin on levn years, but if you can't spel enny better than you've ben doin lately you may jes stopDit," Texas S f.inrjs. VaasMSsOfc - ' ' MY '" - .... ' .'fit--- msV mW- ';h MLa,L -.t w sY fi t "IP ! ffl ' 1 I r4 stI. l.ai.ii.i- X General Agent for ADVANCE Threshers and Engines PARTUtlt. OftrsiOX. writ Skir& Scalp rESTOFED CUTICUfAy itsUW) An exchange says that outlff 1,000 graduates from our colleges-only seventy-five make for themselves a name and prominence. These are probably base-ball pitchers, oarsmen, and high jumpers. Philadelphia Inquirer. vln the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love." O, it does, eh? In the spring a young man's fancy doesn't do any thing of the sort. It turns to thoughts of how he's going to get in about five thousand honrs of four-hund.-ed-dollar-a-week fun into "fourteen days of ten-dollar summer j vacation- ruck. NOTHING IS KNOWN TO FCIKNCK AT 11 comparable ro the Cuticura Rkmkdiks in their marvellous properties of cleansing, purifying; and beautifyiiut the skin and in tiring torturing, iitsnKiiring, itctiinx. scaly ana pltMDly diseases or the sklu, scalp and uloou. with loss of hair. CirricCRa, the great Skiw Ct'RK, and Cttti- CURa-oap an eaquisite Skin Boauuner, pre pared from it, externally, and Outiccra Kb- siilvknt. the new lilood Furirier. internally. cure every form ot ekiu and blood disease, from pimples to scrofula, Hold everr where. Price: CcTIcrRA. 50c: Rs SOLVKNT, $1; boap, S6c Prerared by the POT- TKR DRUG AND CHEMICAL ( ft, rtOSTON, MABS, Send fo " How to Cure Skin Diseases." Cameo Cigarettes. prize 'pictures. Tb eotly and beautiful works of art, rrprm-ot. Ina, resp-tlvply, Mrs. Lsuimry aud Mile. Theo, now eibihtted in the numerous store-windows throughout tne entire Pari tic CVMMt, areeoowwd In heavy old bevs ed frames, wl h bern abed and ornamental tnslriennd lmMrted alaqa They are free Irom any atvert hlns matter and ware Issued exclu sively nr the patrons of the liufce's Cameo Cigar ettea. How to obtain it sou of these pi lures, com plete with frame and class, measuring Six 3s nches, will be delivered. Free ol Charge, to so persona who return to W. Duks, Rons & Co., No. Is Kront street, Han Francisco, the largeM number of empty (ft-cent) boxen of Duke's tfemeo Clitarettes on aaitmt 1, ItlMS. No spedfled n timber of empty boxes in necessary. In other words, any number of nut-h box mm wul secure the aSrture where there are nut fully ano persona who ttmirn larirn num ber. Kulers, Flam and Cnat-orsrmswf all nations In the world. Kaon. S-eent) box of Luke's Cameo Claarettes contains a folding card. In three distinct panels, on which appear respectively an accurate portrait of Uvtne- Kuier and fichlv colored Coat-oC-Armsand Klaasof the NaUons. Every one sendlne to us 7& of these folders, nnsoiled, same as taken from the drarette boxes, will receive Bouvenlr Album. This Album is as beautiful. Interesting and unique a publication as was ever ottered to the public, and contains enm lete collection of the Kulers, Coat-of-Arni and Flags of Every Nation, snd representing 80 d (Terent conn tries. These Albums will be delivered on and after May 15th, and until run her notice, to all who send their full address and 76 folders to the undersigned manufac turers, wore I hose, who are saving tbeir empty ring led - . it . , - ... jv , 'Tar : "M. . a a. mt.Ti trttft rn i ' i 4- - !r" f iii , -j ri t z-rrt . rr 1 1'; US nuke's Cameo boxes for tha i.nrfMiMe nf Mrnrln, one of the plrturea of Langtry or Theo are re.olivlej mat tne Mining cards trout such boxes will secure lea, uuu-kneuds. chapped and oily m Tfr Weaknossea in- avtr tnniu t4T skin tire vented by CtrrioORA Soap. l Dull Actio, i'aius and C jt stantly relieved by the CtTTieURA Anti it Z Pais Plartbb. Um only psln-kilUng plasti-. SSo. Blf tf SaT given onlvaf sat satisfaction la the cur of Qoaorrbcea and Gleet. I prescribe It and feel sats la rcoommeno inc It to all suffers re. A.J.8T0MtB, M.B Oscshir, ill. PBICS, tl.00. . Sold by DrujoJista, f .j? Carat laJ I ri TO s DATS. ,aaraM M at II 1 4. I aaassStrtstaw 1 1 1 UrSsalysyaw ' 1 f Ivasi Cbssdcsl Os. V ClnmnnsrlJ t them an album also, providltui the quantity be not leas than seventy-rive. W. IDxilto, Sona tSa C3o., DcanAH. K. c, Ajsn jraw tokk. largest lgsrete MaaurhrTctrent In ttee vtr,d. Prodmtlo.i In IssT, 4,-;u.io. freseo dKlly sales avenura over Two Millions. W. i. Hot'HTOjr A tX , Pat-iflc t-OdSt Atfvnts, No. IS Front Street, San Fnuicisco. C - 3i!k t TO THE PUBLIC- lor the Introduction ot Duke $5 TsIS a Dar. Samnles worth tl.M. FBKE. lines not under ths horsss feat. Writs Brkw. I STxa's SArsTT llxix Holds Co.,UoUy ,3Ilcbvl . "The very costly methods eduted . ke's CVineo Clcarettea a JUHtltied b the fact of such brand poswemaog- a tirl- l n 1 1J i r- v ukiiii ior mvur irom tnat cum ok -oimuio ts who call Ui-iira nste and Hit reflate Hunerloiity In Quality The riLitlnctive merit In this Brand Has Been Acquired bv th results of Liong and Fallen tstudy, and In the Duke's Cameo tigarettea we olfer the Fines Qualttv of per nally selected) Bright and Hellcat Tobwcn r wn wttbln the gol.tan belt of North Carolina.-We Justly claim and emphatically assort thiil'T quality of this brand 1 ITniivaled bv any at any price ver produced In tmscouo" t. 1 :'i I - ?5PJ I '-3 'it ! v3 - V la i f y. "ii t W 4 X ' ?J Vf ; f ; e III - Ki 11 f -" f at fa.'