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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1888)
TELEGRAPHIC. t Kpltcme of the Principal Emtt litr&cting Pablie laterest . No QOASTCULLINQS. Devoted Principally to Waahicfftoi -Tarritcry and California. ... Devoted to the Interests of Farmers I Reliable Quotations Carefully Revised Wro. C. Mitchell fell from a street car at St. Louis, aud was killed. 4 The academy of mvtfic was burned at Haverhill, Mass. Loss, $100,000 ; aJnsurarjce.f 50,000. A construction train and engine on ' - the Joliet & Eastern road was wreYked ; by obstructions on the track. Three x y Italian laborers were instantly killed. Gus Bovles, aged 19, was hanged for the murder of Wm. Morgan, in the Creek nation, a year ago. He died very hard. At Buena Vieta, 111., Charles Dec k ler, a farmer, aged 55, 6ent his chil . , dren out of the house and then shot his wife, killing her iustantly, and shot himself and cut his throat. R. B. Parrish, a wholesale shoe dealer at Louisville, Ky., reputed to be worth f 100,000, committed suicide V- 1. 1, . . . J tt ecanse ne couiu not pay a nve uouar board bill. The street railway stables at Wichi ta, Kan., were burned. Three era ployes were very seriously burned and otherwise injured. The loss was not ascertained. David Chirk and his wife were found hanging in a corn crib near Sandwich 111. They left a paper signed by both saying they died f -r each other. Clark was thirty years old. Fire destroyed half the business portion of Eimoro, Colo., some half doxen buainees houses, with contents being consumed. The loss is estimated at f75,00O; insurance f 6,000. The body of Alice Kelly was found in the ou skirts of Ottumwa, Iowa, wilh the throat cut and the head b.tdly beaten. The nature of the wounds indicate murder. , Hattie de Baum, aged 18 years, was shot and killed bv her aunt, Mrs Jennings, at Terre Haute, Ind. 'I he two had been quarreling for some days. Josi-ih Wilder, 62 yera of age; prominent business man of Cincinnati, commuted suicide. The only known cause is an effection of the head which gave him great pain aud rendered him ; despondent. Three men entered the ffice of an insurance company at Milwaukee, and engaged the cashier and clerk in con - venation. Before they left one o! them stole $2,000 from, the cash drawer. In the roundhouse of Winslow, Ariz., a fireman named Snyder had a few words wnh a night watchman about some oil, and the latter shot Snyder twice. The latter died in ten minutes. A freight train on the Louisville, New Albany fc Chicago railway ran into a small land slide. The locomo tive and ten cars were wrecked. David Julian, a brakeman, Engineer Harnet and Fireman Blachman were killed. Henry Soper, a farm hand, con fesses to killing 6 year-old Frankie Williams, kicking h:m to death be cause the child followed him to the field to see the cows milked, at Hunt ington, Lorg Island. Mrs. Eliz-tbeth Simon shot and in stantly killed Wm.-Dowling at Bury' ranch, Wyo. Dowling was assaulting her 8 year old daughter. . Mrs. 8imon was given a hearing and discharged amid cheers. A large fire in the business block? opposite the Erie railway deot broke out at .Patterson, A. J. Escape by the ordinary way for the inmates was cut off in a few minutes. Numbers jumped from windows and escaped "with slight bruires, but it is reported that several lost their livs. : Fire originating in a sawmill at Al pena, Mien, spread rapid iv, and was soon beyond control All building for a space of three blocks wide and half a mile long wt-re consumed eausiog a loss of about $ 300 000. Fir teen hundred persons are homeless and several seriously injured. Matthias Schreiner, a .whitewashes was di.-covered at Chicago, 111., burned horribly aud dving. lie had com home drunk, and his clothes had been saturated with kerosene and tired His wife, moiher-in-ltw and a boarder are undr arrest, and indications are that they were the perpetrators of the horrible deed. While 300 or 400 people were seated in the grand stand ou the grounds of the Yitlobusba county, Mississippi fair association, the supports gave w t wiuxout warning, and the siructur fell to the ground. No one was killed outright, but nearly fifty people we-,r tnkeii from the ruins with broken arm and leg. Li-aural rork meeting' house n Weaklv coun'", Tenn., was a sr-en of a terr ble tragedy. Just a " th miniter w.is announcing hi- text; voik-y f firearms was discharged out side the door. When the smok cleared away it was found that Ewell Lawson and his son, John, were killed and that three Fuston boys, Tom, Jim and Enos, and John Porter, were fa tally wounded. "S-ciir;te" is ttiij na ne givfn to a new explosive which is said 'a I? flame- less when exploded, and wiH. t is ex peeled, be of especial value as :i substi tute for ordinary blasiins now ler and Other explosives in fiery coal initios. An eleotro-magfnpt with a eirrving capacitj- of 8M pounds is attache 1 to crane in the Cleveland Steel Works, which readily picks up billets and oth er masses of iron without the aid of anv other device. A bov is t'nis ena bled to do the work of a dozen mxn. isy the old method the steel wire from which watch spring- made was heate I ti the proper t -rature and immediately plunged i: -il. In the new process the wire is nersed in the oil bath first, aud is th-vi . mrht. bv means of an electric curre;: . to the '- desired decree of heat. Prof. Koherts, of Cornel!, unjres the importance of a complex diet for man, and especially the us-i oi concen trated products, such as Uoff. milk, butter and cheese. Only 'n such food is it possible to reach the fullest perfection of physical health and intel lectual development. A Bit of Bric-a-Brac Ten business houses of IVmiug. N M4 burued." Losses aggregate $(0,- 000; insurance, half. Pnil. J". Stumpf, was shot and killed in his saloou, at Antioch Cal., by some unknown person. R. Ayers, a j'ink de tier, of Ios An geles, Cal., was dragged to death by a runaway team near El Monte. Ten business houses at Denting, N. M., were destroyed by fire. L-sses aggregate f GO ,000; insurance half. Henry Merer, one of the Lowel murderers, who. pleaded to grand larceny at Sacramento, Cal., wan sen tenced to ton years at Folsom. uham U. Butler has been sen tenced to three years' hard labor at Folsom for abstracting an order for $6 9i from a letter at the iiostollice in Los Angeles, Cal. W. F. Neff. a tinner, while working on a roof at Los Angeh s, Cal., fell to the ground, breaking his ntck, the fall killing him instantly. He was agd 37 years, and leaves a family. W m. lieazed, night watchman on the steamer Thoroughfare, at San Francisco, was struck while walking on tne track by an Aimia local train, and instantly killed. Henrv Vanover, popularly known as "Hanks," a well known hack driver of laeoma, . 1., was found dead 111 his bed at Freeman's livery stable from an overdose of quinine. Mr. KPaiker, o Cheney, W. T attempted to commit suicide by taking an ounce of tincture of opium, but the timely arrival of the doctor saved her life. Fire occurred in Chinatown of Plaeerrille, Cal , in which a row of seven Chinese buildings, and three white residences were burned. The Charred remains of a Chinamtn were taken from the ruins. Loss $ 3,000. Fire broke out in the Mechanics mill at Seattle, . 1 , but was soon put out with only slight damage re sulting. D -vid Ferguson, watchman on Yesler's wharf, while working the tire fell, breaking his cllar bone, Simon J. Lark, asjed 22, was rnn over and instantly killed in the rail road vard at Winuemueci, C.il. H hid been in the employ of thcrailrot company about time, years iu assist ant .igent and car seller. The ship Bill Vista, loaded witl coal, sunk twenty miles northwest I oiiit Keves, Ual. the captain an rew were picked up and biougbt B-.iwen s Landing by the schooner Napa City. D. Dtvev Harris, a 12-y- ar-old news- Wiy, attempted to lump on a moviu dummv on Sutter street at Kea San Franoisco, but missed his footin and rolled under the wheels. Both his legs were fractured above the knees, r James King, reeentlv convicted of bigimy at Sacramento, Cal , and sen tenced to three years' imprisonment, attempted to commit suicide in a cell by cutting hi wrist. He w.n discov ered bv the i.dler in time to prevent him bleeding to det'a. Wm. Williams, seconl mate on board the British thip Othello, on th voyage from ewcasile-ou-Tyne (o San Francisco, while aloft sending down "a signal to the main top gallant, fell, and striking on the main-rail bounded overboard and was drowned While the barkeeper of the Foun tain saloon at Fresno, Cal., was m ik- ng up his cath, preparatory to deb ug up for the night, two masked men sprang in from the rear of the saloon, and at the point of pistils compelled him to give up the contents of Ins safe, some $300. The robbers esc ip-.d. Fire broke out in the Ilambletonian stables in Oakland. Cal., totally de stroying them, together with nio.-t of the contents. In the stable were ten horses, seven of which were burned live. Several other adjoining build ings were destroyed. The total loss is about 20,000. Amanda Cordcz and Vicente M.rines had a personal difficulty in a faloon at Sacramento, Cak Marines knocked ?ordoz a down. The latter arose, staguered back and fell dead. It is 8uppesed death resulted from heart disease, caused in part bv the blow. Marines surrendered himself. To Burn Caterpillar Ntat. The caterpillar that was so preval ent in Oreuoii orchards & few years ago, have returned this year, and will robably multiply for next year, l'rof Riley, of the department of agricul- ure, says : Take a piece of soft brick known as salmon brick, and trim it to an egg shape; tlnn take two flexible wires, cross them over the brick, wrap them around it, aud twist tho ends tie cether. Then attach it by the wires to a long st'.ck, and soak the brick in coal oil ; light it with a match and you are armed for the work. Asbestos may be used to advantage, and a littn thorough work early enough iu the season will obviate the necessity of more expensive remedies at a later time. The soaking in the oil may be repeated as often as required to main Uiti the ti nie. "Young man," said a Philai.tlisi.pisf toatHT ragged and ditty little utchin, why diiti't you go home and wasb yourself ?'. "Hain't got no chance.1 Doesn't your mother have soap aid water?" We got water 'nnf an' one piece 01 soap that a gentleman give me. Well, why don't you use it?" "'Cause ma's kee. ing it on the pav lor mantle-piece." Merchant Traveler. AGRI6ULTURAL. MARKET REPORT. and Stockmen. Every Wee's. The voices of oH sire hav tho stllTneiw of It too: ami a it Is the uullltext time to )ern In. o the unfltiHM of it U unlearn in will be found lnucli icreater TWO WAYS. CMOOSK WHICH! There re two usual wave of dolnif what Na ture anmntlmea ion incompletely, namely, to rrlleTe the bowele. One is to swallow ad rant lo 1 1. ii-.t, .'va 1 I ana iui nsm, uie omi r is to take no totter l Btomacn iniKint. ine eirent or wntcn not vio lent, but utllcleiiUy UioroiiKh. and which dooa not gi'le the- InUwtlnrti. If i he tlntt is electel. tne person employing 11 nred not expect perma nent benefit, an 1 lie cannot hope to escape the di'bilitattnd reantion whiah leavee tho organs a bad or worse otf tiian before. If, on the o her hsnd, he resorts to the Hitters, he can rely upon the restoration of a resular habit of body, eonspnuent upon renewal of a health ful tone In tlminWextlnaluauat. Hesidee health fully relaxing the bowt Is, the Bitters arouses a dormant llv-. Imparts a beneficial Impetus to the action of th kidney, and counteract the early twinge of rheumatism, a tendency to gout, ana niuiaria in an its tortus. 124; Act well at the moment, and formed a good action to all eto nlty. yot- bare per- y. take llostetter's Walla Walla, fl 12l 16$ BARLEY Whole. I0(fl)l jrround. per ton, 25 027 DO. OATS Milling, 4243o. ; feed, 44 45c. HAY Baled, f 15 0C1C 00. SEED Blue Gratta, 14J16c; Tim othy, 910o.; Ked Clover, 14l5c. FLOUK Patent It.dler, 4 00; Country Brand, 3 75. EGGS Per dox, 25c, BUTTER Fancy roll, per pound 26c: pickled, 1520e. ; inferior grade, 1522Jj. CHEESE Eastern, 1620c.; Ore gon, 1416c.; California, 14Jc. VEGETABLES Beets. p-r sack, fl 50; cabbige, per lb., 2c. ; carroU, persk., fl 2S; lettuce, per Uo. 2Uo. onions, UU; totattes, per luu 11 moie free from yellows than those not Wc.? 1 ; rauisiies, per aoz., lotszuc. ; complaint, dyspepsia, heartbarn, tiifUpret so nrotectd . rhubarb. Iter lb., 6c.. tlon, malaria, pimples on face aud body. . I lninure blnort. etc.. hv tislnor reiriilarlv 11H Farmers' institutes have become an I HONEY Iu comb, per lb., 18c. ;C. Mi Lne'8 Cki khratku I iter Pii.ijs institution in Wisconsin. Enrhtv-two I strained. 5 aL tins, per lb. c. . preparea oniy oy eietntnn tiros., POULTRY Chickens, per di.. $2 5l)(5 50; ducks, per doz., 3 50 I J,R- .V- McI.ank's Liver Fills, prepared fti U07 UU; turkeys, An orsnore tree tn the eardens of Trral'les. is 43) years old. It was planted by Eleanor of Castile In Hid. HAPPINESS. The foundation of all hanniness Is health. A man with an Imperfect dixention may be a mil lionaire, nisy bo the husband of au angel aud the tathnr or lalf a dozen cherubs, and yet be miserable If he lie troubled with dysp psln. or any of tbe disorders arising from imperfect diicestion or a sluggish liver. lr. Pierce's t'lcasant Purgative Felicia are the safest and surest remedy for these morbid co-iditions. iiiliig purely vegetable, they are perfectly harmless. Peach, trees ttiat have been anuu ally . aud heavily banked with wood ashes to keep out the borers lis ve been FltO.H DAKOTA. Fi.emino Bros., Uear him: tor a loon: time I have suf fered from the effects of fnditrestton and sick headache, and on try Inn your Da. V. mCl.ANK S t KI.KHHATK1I L.1VER PILLS 1 found quick and eatlsfnctory relief. A very few doses does the work and I would not be without theirw Sioux Falls, Dakota. uso. ii. Harris. Cure sick headache, biliousness, liver of I to of The main busiuess portion of Cher okee, a mining town near Oroville, il , wast destroyed by tire. Mi Mary O'D nned perished in the dimes. Two hotels, two stores, a ea l-ion and several ri-Klence- were bmned. L ;ss, 30,000; insurance, i 13,500. During the absence of Mrs. Eng land and C. Cou'lhard, of H.-lht-ler, Cal., th ir hiiuses were bn-ken iutn and robl-ed ot jewelry and o'her ar ticles of value. A iosse ws iintned iatt-ly trgan zd and went in pursuit, aud captured the robbers a few miles from the city. A d.ring robbery was p rpetrntest on Wtlli", Fargo Express Company, at Los Angeles, Cal. One of the trc it ure boxes while on a truck at ihe Sou'hern Pacific depot, wailing fi r he trin for San FrancirCo, was un locked. $ 1 230 in gold and silver c- ii t -kr-n, and the btjx rel-cked. Thne men hHve been arretted on tmfu-im Sm U b vs playing with f5recr:n k rs at Lodi, C .1., het fi'e to the ifl of the L"di A'. The fire gained -uch headway thit bef(ie anytbiuu cnuld be done the office of the Lodi AV', the Sail Jo-qnin t-akery, a resi lience OA-ned hj' J. Nevins, and ih' residem e of Dr. Grant were entirl destroyed. The loss is $5,000; ineui ance unknown. were held last year in torty-nte counties, and 29 practical topics were discussed. More than 100 lecturers and 8!ei-i ilifts impaired instruction, aud the State appropriated $12,000 to help the farmers cause along Severely cuttiug back the dead wood on the peach trees will start them in to new life. If the tree be dead at the top, and the wood near the trunk green, the new buds will soon give a new top. By keeping all the injured out wooa cm away me tree win tio service nui 'h longer than is usually the case with peach trees. lioth meadows and pastures re quire some looking after in the spring. If there be bare or weedy places throw on a little seed. If the pasture htid been seeded last spring and the "caU-h" was not good it would be a gi oil plan to again go over the whole, giving seed as would eem to be needed. The Blenheim pippin, is one of the finest apples in the world. Ii is good not lor one locality alone, but its con stitutional vieor enables it to fruit successfully iu every diverse climate and 8 ils. The apples are perfect in form, cilorine and site, aud of fine flavor. After a cow hs dropped her clf, her system is alwavs more or less fev- erir-h and the milk com spondinjjly unhealthfuL It is strongly laxative, and therefore exactly titted to the re quirements of the young calf, lor which nature designed it. Bat it i not safe to feed it to older stock, x cent with great cautiou. It will cause abortion in cows heavy with pigs though these are the oues tint inex penanced farmers might think first of favoring with it. "That farm scene vou seem to be sneering at, sir, said the indignant artist, "is valued at a otsj. it u gener ally considered a fine punting. Ado me to as'k vou if vou are familiar with works of art?" "Not very familiar," replied the agricultuiist. who was looking through the studio with hi wife, "but I know something about the works of nature, 5'oung man, anu when you make a eow that gets ut from the ground by putting out her forefeet firrd, you are doing something that nature never did. Old straw stacks, eaten a fourth or a third of the way under, are not iufre quent sights in barnyards at thU sea son of the year. Later on when the rtock is taking refuge from a storm under the ledges of these traps, a stror.g wind will topple them over, and sometimes enough stock will be kt.led or crippled to kn ck the profi's out of farming for a whole year. Aside from the danger of injury to stock, there are goo 1 reasons whv these untdgh'ly bie. ts should be torn down. The straw which composes thr-m will not be tit for feed next winter. The best thing that can be done with it is to turn it into manure as s mn as possi ble. This can best and most tff act ually be done by tearing them down and pc.ittertng ihe straw thickly over the ground. In relation to the value ot salt in the dury the correspondent ot an ex change says: A Wisconsin d.tirymt: lately told me he milked seventeeu cows the past scson, and early in the summer ran out of salt, and having re -d in an agricul'ural paper that cow.- d' just as well without salt he nog let ted to g t another barrel. The drouth came, the inilk-fl iw dropped to about 2-0 poundsof milk a dav, whicl gave no profit, nor did it increase af- t'r the na-tures were frcehened bv rains. He bought a caiload of mill stun and begm feeding, but still re ceived only 220 pounds of mlk a d.ty. and sevtr.il of the cows would hold up their milk once or twice a week. Then he begun to salt regularly every day and the mcrcai-e was steady until on the same feed they were producing 3S0 pounds of milk a day, and in ctead of beingkept at a loss, yielded a fmr profit. Pitt by all 0 UU; geese, per lb., I618c. PROVISIONS Oregon hams, 12ic per lb.; Easvom, 1313Ac. ; E a? tern breakfast bacon, 12$: er lb.; Oregon 1012i5.; Eastern Jard, U'QIIic. per lb.; Oregon, lUJc. GREEN FRUITS Apples. $2 00 2 50; Sicily lemons, fb 507 00; California, $3 505 00; N.ival oranges f6 00; Riverside, $1 00; Mediterra nean, $4 2 a. DKlhlJ fltUUS siin dried ap ples, 7 j- per lb. ; machine dried, 10t$ lie; pit 'ess pmms, iJc,; Italian prunes, 1014o. ; peaches, 1214o. raisins, $2 25 2 50. WOOL Valley, 17f18c; Eastern Oregon. 915c. HIDES Dry beef hides, 8(310; culls, 6(S7-.; kip aud calf, MIOj. Murrain, 10 12c. ; tallow, 3a3c. LUMBER Rough, per M, $10 00; edged, per M, 12 UO; T. and O. sheathing, per M, $l'J ); N. 2 floor ing, per M, f 18 00; No. 2 cethne, per druggists. Insist upon having the genuine by Fleming Bros.. Flttabuivti. Fa., the market being full of Imitations of the name McLank, spelled differently but of the same pronunciation. Always make sure oi ine,wiran ' tiemina tiros., Pitts burgh, Fa. on the wrapper. John Bright was never at anv school a after he was fifteen. day "Then let the moon usurp the role of day. aiiu winning tapirs atiowine sua ma way; r or wnai my senses can perceive, 1 med no revelation to believe." Ladiea suffering from any of the weaknesses or ailments peculiar to tneir sex, ana who win use nr. pierces ravorlte Prescription accord ing to directions, will experience a genuine rrrrlnlion in the benefit they will receive. It Is a nocture cure fer the most complicated and obstinate cases of leucorrnea, excessive flow tng. painful menstrual ton. unnatural sudw sinns, prolnptus, or falling of the womb, weak bar a, "female weakness, anteverston. retro version, bearing down svnsaUons, chronic cou gestion, inflammation and ulceration of the omb, inflammation, pain and tendemens In ovaries, accompanied wun ' Internal neat. Michigan and t'anada supply New York weekly witb 1U.000.OUU ggs. Ml'RUERED BV PKKJM1ICE Thousands of men die every day who might be saved. Freju ilee has murdered many a man and woman. If it were be lieved that the turn rf disease could be reduced by physic much would be trained The great Cromwell left Cambridge at eighteen. the University of The Baldwin Hotel of S .n Francisco. has been entirely reftirnNheJ, and N now being managed by Mr. HJdwin hlmi-e'f. on bin original plan of sparing no expense to make It tirst class In every renpect Its tnb'e Is unexcep' ionable Hh location cen- ral, at. the corner or Jlrket ait-t Powell Sta. All street car lines from the ferry pnnsliig the door. Our re tdera will And it o fnelr advantage In everr wav. to stop Kt the Haldwin, when vinitlnR Sin t-ran-fisco. Hrowna Hronehlal Trsrlifs" are widely known as an admirable remedy for ltroni lil-m. Iloaraencs. t'oiiKti". and Throat troubles. oM only in bores. J. II. r IMIa. AMxtrr and Awal vtleal Chemist. Laboratory, 108 IT! rat St., Pertlaud. Or, Analyses made of all jubetances. Itatea for aaavinir o-nld and silvnr ores ftl.AO. lcx- Hgea sent by mall or express promptly attended to, and returns made. fUlaU VI El on PURE REWARD! , linpO "IU be tld for and erery crta ef perl 9 1 W t U OCOItt ITVbstSlW foOXHf to W taadoiXj BobCTtlM, nowJelgd tlis BKMt detlghtful mad oaif rtrally barmlfM tntiai Mllct ercr cirodtxntd for btttiztlfvfn- - i wad Mrrciff th contUioa, rennr-toc tea, iranlum, ' freouoi mud sil bi-nilKf mad rutUFhoem of tbe fcJcia. -f UmkI mod tndnmed bf tbm eHt of oofstf r,A h t tire. Hold hp mil rtronriitt mZ CO eerti per huttJo. ' , Whifems4 Firth. ttanntcardhw M. WIBIMjM ft OO.. Uhmmimt For&fexuft Orcsno. f)R.SPIfE'- jaiDr. Spinney & Co. NPBVOIf reel!itT,Lscf Vhrnr. SroilBrl . W W W O Loe, Yt eat Vei-iorf. Decpoa--dracy, Itc, dne topi(it, or Lue, cartrj. YOI1NP MCN suffering from the efTerta W UWnta lYI&n of yonttilnlfolUeoor ir.ilis cretton shonld avail themseivrs of onr trpatiwnt. A noftitivecureKnarantfvi in every cae. Ryphil'8 Urinarr and ttnenil !w.aivs all gnnat.nrai dis-y xhaivea, promptly and utely cured. -MIDDLE-AGED MENiT,: !se of Kidnrm or Elartdw, Weak Put. iervoti ichllity. Waning ot Hexa-l bueugztL, ctc cnrail ana restored to healthy TiKor. ft. B. pernoas noable to visit us may be treated at their home, by correnondence. Jd-diciues ana Instructions sent by mail orexpre". Consuitatioo tree. Send i cents in stain ps lor i be Younj Kau't friend or o uia s tu Vt odloclc ton enn not dream yourself into a harncter; joh must liniutner and forjje yourself one. I'roude. If you enlist in tho array, say a I rayer; If you go to sea. say two; but if yon pot married, say three. Persian Provtrb. He who blows the coals In quar k-Is he has nothing to do with has no t to complain if the sparks fly in Its superior exrellenoe proven la odllioos of hoowsfor atore than a quarter of a century. It fc usod by Ibe United Htaua UoTetnment. Kudorard by ihe heads' ut the ii-i.t UnlTersities as the Btronget. Pnrest aod nu Hea'thdd. Dr Frtoe's Cream Baking Powde does nut eoolalo Ammsof. Lime or Alum Hold only io can. I Rlt K BAK1NU POWDER Vtl. vxw tobk. chicaoo. st. Lotria. Warner's Safe Cure SARSAPARILLA, TELLOW DOCK, Iodide i Iotass. WELL DRILLS FOR EVERT PURPOSE. Sold on Trial ! mm l:r(re. Hend tOc tor mjaiiln with full parttCttlabTa. lUn uf tvetami toy GOULDS & AUSTIN, ft A 1S Uxt (., CHICACO, ILL- A poultry authority pronounces a cross betw en a Dominique cock and Wyandot'e hens to be xc limit toi producing firct-class chicks foi broil er?. As til; Dominique is of uiodinui r"ize, an active cock can be mated with twelve or fourteen hens, and the quick iowth of the Dominique, with tht beautiful yellow legs, and compact, plump appearance usual to the Wyan dotte, will be secured. H.ilf-breotl Wyandotte hens will answer all pur poses where the pure breeds are scarce, but the Dominique male mutt be pura breed. A. M. Pulliam called James Miller, a well-to-do farmer, into his offi -e, at Hardingsburg, Ky. Shortly after wards shots were heard and Pulliam came out and surrendered to an offi cer. Miller was found dead in tht office. Robert Bryan, a 16-year-old negro boy. stabbed Riley Hancock, white, tged 19 years, and killed him, near Smith's mill., Ky. Three men started for Henderson with Bryan, when they were o verts ken by fifty masked men who lynched the - murderer to tlw nearest tree. A lady living in R.-tppahannock CiMintv, V;u, had twelve stands of bees w hich were very valuable until a dis tillery was started in the neighborhood. Since it was started, however, the bees pay frequent visits to the still, get very ill link, and are of little profit- Mmiiv years ago, before the civil war, Emerson fairly predicted the tel ephone. "By new arts, lie wrote. the earth i sulnltied and we are on ihe brink of new wonders. The sun aiiits; presently we shall organize the tho, as we lo nor the shadow." A nt oi plays wnicn people m nourning may beioniinglv witness is ublished in Paris. They even earrv it the idea to the fine point of prepsir ng a half-mourning list. The atttho f Mourning a la Mode" was far be- i ml the times or he might have in- -imled this notion in his satire. . A New York paper says thst the rtilicial flower trade is the worst paid f all trades. Lea mors are paid one :oUar a week and the best workers arely average over four dollars a week. 'r single sprays of fine flowers that re sold for from fifteen to eighteen fiits a dozen, those who make them eive eisrht cents a gross. JJon C write a letter when angry. .t is too bad to put a venomous breath in permanent form. Let your hate breathe itself into God's sunlight and pure air, where ?t can be obliterated. swallowed up in the glorious light and forgotten. Don't put it where it will live for years, a calm witness of your wickedness and folly. Don't give any me such a club for thine head. Angry letters come back at inconvenient Lines; they are a kind of venomous boomerang. ,118 00: Jo. 2rtistie, perM.f IS W;l-.. , . . .t . ,,T ,, ;y , i Ihe nightmare of death would not clear rough, per M, 2U 00; clear P. 4 fright as it d . in our mod-m 3, per M, f22 51); ISo. 1 flooring, per I civilization we ought reasonably to expect M. fZZ OU; So. 1 ceiling, r M, I niaeaute to aft lie upon ua Decause we ao -)- i . i ,ol: i .).) rji . I ao iiiui-ii u aiiraci ii; uecauM ws so oiwd ..v.. . .w.., , , . .... , i .nd .i.-ailT exDcme ouralveA to it. A stepping, per 01, w; over 1Z the aaine time we all ouKht to understand. inches wide, extra, w; lengths 4U to 50, extra, f 2 00; length- 50 to GO, extra, 4 00; 1J bth, per M, 2 25; 1 latn, per fli, T3 ou. BEANS Quote sniall whites,! 4 SO pink?, f ; buy os, $.; butter, f i ou; Linia, f 4 50 per cental. MEAT Beef, wholesale, 3(i3ic; ilrvsseu, c. ; sheen, Sc ; Ure-wd, b?. hogs, dressed, 77jc; veal, 7 Sc. uurrtt utiote tsaivauor, ic Costa R ica, 1 8 20c. ; Ri , 1 8 g 20c. ; Java, 27ic; ArbuckkVs ratel,22 SALT Liveriool grades of fine quotetl $18, 19 and f 20 for the three sires; stock salt. flu. PICKLES Kegs quoted steady at II 35. 8UOAR Prices for barrel; Golden C.6jc. ; extra C, 6J-. ; dry granulated, 1 1.-. ; trus'.ied, hue crushed, cube tuid powdered, 8c. ; extra C, 5c; halves and boxes, $c. higher. OLD NURSERY TALES. ! Aatlqalty of tho Fairy Start Told ta Oar Children. "Little Red Riding-hood," being gen erally supposed to be the story of the Dawn, or of the spring, first swallowed and then rescued from the jaws of ight. or Winter, Is to he met with in the my thology of the Greeks, the old Aus tralians and tho Scandinavians. "Blue Beard" is a well traveled vil lain. He has been in Zululand, Russii Persia, Germany, Italy. Scandinavia and elsewhere, wearing successfully the garb of each of his adopted homes. This storv is curiously interwoven with the myths of Psyche, Seraele. Pandora, and other examples of woman s curi osity; so that there seems no reason why we should not actually look for the beginnings of "Blue Beard" in the Garden of Eden itself. Puss in Boots," so far as it is possi ble to trace him. appears to have set out on his travels from Zanzibar, in the form of a gazelle, to have passed through India as a jackal, to have visited Russia, Sicily and Mongolia as a fox, and at last, as a cat, to have roamed over Italv, Sweden and Nor way, trance ana nglana. In some of these places the story, owing to an episode in winch the hero is punished for ingratitude to his benefactor, has the advantage of moral, but in most of the old versions Puss's evil practices are undisguised, and. contrary to all the orthodox canons, he is It ft smiling at the end of the chapter. "viniicrciia,, wnose romance we are inclined to rank as the most en thralling of all the nursery talcs, is scarcely less widely traveled than her companions. in ftatiirianit she is Known, aisguiseu as a boy. with a friendly ox instead of a fairy god mother. In Finland. Servia and among the Gaelic Scotch we stiil have the pro tecting beast. Manchester Courier. a a part of our rudlmeutarr education that to save ourselves from the etlects ol such exposure some kind of fortification should be built around our vital forces lest the euemv carry us, as it were, by a sudden onslaught. For many year, the unprrjuut ed nave used intAXD retii's t ills in this way and they have proved a most effective wall against the approach of disease. Stop the daily mur derswe had almost said sulfides by uslniz these Fills. They speak for them selves as they act. When every thing else has failed Branprrth'9 PlLl-S ha saved lives. They are to be bad at every drug store. Do not anticipate trouble or worry about that which may never happen: keep in the unliKhU Thousand of cure follow the use of Dr. 8age I aLarrh Kemndy. Mi eenta. Chanca onoortumUrs make us known to others; aod sllll more to ourselves. Consumption. Wasting IMseaaes. And General llebility. Hectors disagree as to the relatitre valu-i of Cod Lirer Oil and Iljrpu- Khosphitea, the one aupplrlna strenirth and rait, the other (rivlnK nerve power, and actino; , tonic to tlie dinresttve and entire system. Hu In Nrstt s Ksnalalasi of t od Liver Oil with llypophosphitea the two are combined. ind the effect is wonderful. Thousands who have derived no permanent benetlt fraui other preparations have been cured by thia. rVoit's Kmulsion is perfectly palatable and easily di tested by those who cannot tolerate plain Cod iverOiL rrcHino piusa. Brilrr-S"f-M--litwi: taWaaas Hehina and sUnatBa, awl at ft tit; wotas by seraachi-oa. If allowed V) em to Una rumors fnrm, wbteb. oftoo bawl aod ataetats, brosiiuig vrry sm. 8a-TS Ol-araasT Ufm Um Itauia and ewemnc, neaia nierrauoa. aoa ta maoy remoM the tumora II a M-iaur emcaem-is iu euricf all Skin tMseawa. DR. BWAVXR SON. rn-im -., rnnaiieiiiia. nwriiii in.xriun can bs obtained at dracaista. Sent bf mall fat SO Ceahi. has been before th pnblio now about ten yean, and in that time has prored itself to be all that it has been represented. It Is purely vegetable, j font nice nothing harmful, and i DOES pnriry the blood and t'l RE disease, ae it puta the kidneys, the only blood-pur-trying organs, in complete health. It Cure Permanently. We have tens of thousands of testimonials to this effect from people who were cored years ago and who are well to-day. It Is a Scientific Spedfle, was not pnt upon the market nntil tboroogbly tested, ana has tbe endorsement ot 1 rot l ci T .it: t A Tt, I O. A. xjailliiioin, u, -au., LIj. V., Official Aralyet of foods and medicine. N. Y. I Rtat Iioard of Health, and scores of eminent chemists.1 physicians and professional experts. IL IL "Warner & Co, do not rnre everything from one bottle they having a pecifio for each important aiseara. iitm euy oi any preparation which claims infallibility. The testimonials printed by IL IL Warner & Co. are, bo far as they know, positively genuine For the past five years Uiey have bad a standiog offer of fo.000 for proof to the contrary. If yon are sick and want to get well use Warner's Safe Cure It cares Rnsr matiiim, Meculou, Roils, Pimples, arm. Tttarora. ee'K firna, and it Purines tbe filood. Havtores U e Scrofula, Goat, Mervorlal Daica Lrrerei d ttdrwy to healths action, and makes tbe Complexlua fineht ana Ulear. J. R. CATES A CO. Proprietors. 4laassatat.wa Frawelaew. Btf M ua ft ven antra, sal satisfaction In tea core of Gonorrhoea ard Gleet. I prescribe It and feel safe In reeoinmeod D( It to all soSerera. 1.J.STOVEK, M.D, Oacatav, 111. price ai.eo. Bold by Dmcststs, f riTOI OaTB.J rJ rfsatjaysa 1m! Sraas ehteksl 9s. . IKBIOATINO POMPB. f -, STEAM EN01SEB EOII.E11S. Covrxarra Foam Ac V - I rxunuo PLAirrs. m how prlcea, prompt deHverj 1.fv'v Write for areolars. BTROK JACKSON. 8 AN FRANCISCO. CLOSING- OUT OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF SUMME2 BALBEIO OAX VKDEIIWEAR, at 81 and SI. 50 per salt. Latest designs in PERCALE sniUT3. tbrea latest tle Collars and one pair Cn3 $L5J eacli. Gents' Furnishing Goods. 232, Kearny St, near Bnsh. Semi for I!!u-tratl rataloeme- TO THE liAOir.H! rAJir r ArTrarrts a3r lro lass or LADIES' CHILDREN'S ot INFANTS WEAR 113 Kuf Bmrr. 8 F. ISostratMi Catalncnes sent free on appftation. A f" To a Day. Sample worth 1.50, FREE. Jk fl Linea not under the horses feet. Write Bf.rw. V W ana's Surrrr Rarx Hour fn. .Ff oil w.Ji aTh. O! YES, YES! CERTAINLY! A singed eat dreads the fire. I p'ead guilty. I am selling a "new-fangled" machine LOOK AT fT-AINT IT A DAISY? If afflicted with Bora Free, tise Or. Isaac Thompson s Eye n a ler. Urunriata sell It too. Try Ounu for breakfast. Bee An tise tl Piano adTertisement. OF GENERAL. INTEREST. Five native girls from Alaska have been taken to Massachusetts to beedu catea. it i tlie intention to return them to Al.isk i as teachers, if they do not nrirry certain susceptible roaoiiii- -. PERSONAL AND LITERARY. A gnitidilauh r of Cliarlos Dick- eii is now & typownti-r, anil copies Mas. for a living. Sydney Smith said: There are two questions to be asked respecting every new publication. Is it worth btiviusr I.s it worth borrowing? Rev. Dr. Burtol says of tho late A. Bronson Alcott: Were it pos sible, he was courteous to excess. He would have been polite to Satan." Mr. Gladstone alwavs sneaks of an union" and an European. His enemies claim that this is an in defensible misapplication of certain ar ticles. -Rev. Washington Choate, of the Presbvteriau church at Irvington-on- the-Hudson. some time ago had tlie temerity to preach a sermon in which he applied the principles of Christi anity in condemnation of the monopo lists and pirates of Wall street and their kind. Jay Gould. Cyrus W. Field and others of that set are in his congregation, and now Mr. Choate has been quietly but effectually fruzuii out of aia pulpiU An astronomer lias figured out that sun will furnish us light and heat ..r only ten million years more. Adam Forepaugh will erect a brick nd iron circus pavilion in Philndel liiiv. He will use it two mouths in the vear. The courts of Michigan are to in vestigate the remarkable conduct of a public school teacher who beat a scholar with a club, and then paraded tlie room with a "revolver to keep the big boys under subjection. . A citizen of Waverly, Mich., walked right through the handsome plate glass window of a Kalamazoo bank a few days ago. He said after ward that the glass was so clear that he. took it for an open door. George Wheatley, of Amerlcns. Oa., has a i-abbit-hunting horse. The other dav when a negro was leading three horses one of them stepped on a rabbit's foot, and refused to move until the rabbit had been captured. Mr. Osgood by. of Albany, and his four boys foot up pretty well in the aggregate. He is six fuct six inches in height, the oldest son is two inches shorter, the next is six feet three, the next six feet two. and the youngest, a lad, is si t feet one iiu li tall. The authorities of Canton wen '.licially notified of the recent eclips f the moon and instructed what to ib :v the event occurred. They wen wear court dress, beat gongs ami -.utlie moon from being swallowed . by tiie sun as long as the moon was ove tlie horizon. When she disa wed they were to make one lo 'is'ince, but she need not be savci li.ti-,tv I ho hirio. n II I I Earn aa ! . ' If. KJ;-- '.safcJai . mil i ADVANCE" THRESHERS AND ENGINES lest I rnarantee the Xtw.raaclrd AdTaaee Meparater to be the beet crain-eaTinar. last- But, re sax Saber, it u r.nt an rri. esital machine, as the Old Fas machines are. You are well aware rf the time kt Ithat rou haTe to pay fori ui ei peri men unt ith Old Ksir machines. Tkentwl'iagirj Th rentier Irada the tt. The o-rawiinir and kk-kina: ol the Old t otcy torents is onlv tand i cioi in me straw oy Uie a - nutchi e. Of coarse, if j P AN OS T-e. In 1J rremlams. ,OO0 in use 20 year E!hlc.hed. Ka a lattvutcd Steel Tun or Ile us in n i uuier Piano, br arnica oar raw) -rtanil in tuns SO tears, cimmI d-r 1U0 ! not aflei-ter by climate. No w.xxl to rylit, break, fell, tnrina. rrack, de-ay, or wear out ; as g-naraRiea n. rje Itant IWirwiHvJ Cases, 3 strinr. dt. utile rei-estinr actir-n; flnt ivory ruts: the Fuwim AKTISKIJ Call er a-Tite for Cataliaiue. free. T. M. AJiTISKU flANOCO., Manufacturer, Oild Fetloa-s' Hall, Mar art and Seventh Htreela, 8an Fram ia'-ix Tiy return'tnatl. Fall neaei-TBasisi Mra .Ira TalKv R,an aC Sr-ra Catua. HOODT at CO. Otaeiaaati, 0. FT1EE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED! HZ uionlh easily made a, llinar the Karmrra' Friend, a bait boliler and scales cxinibine1. Itsiai't wm I mm thin. fVnd for circular. E. K. B A I R. Manager uicet .SjuoJ Mf. lo. T a coma. Wash. ler. H, FEAMK at Oabler. Hoeni-U Ptaona: BnroXt Oraana, band tnstrumprita tauseal tork of Sheet MasK and Books. Bands sarrUed a raal.rn Prin-a. MATTHIAS OKAY OO.. XX C1PINW1V KKAMtM, w kin ri UAt H. N. H N. V. No. il-!S. r. N. U. No. SI8. by the amount of frra n kicked i ; in a cceao mtu.-hine. I lid r ocnea will soi-d's von at dt-aral any price. Yon cannot afford to buy a ibresher without examining- the AIIVAsI K. I lo not be talked 'nto bnyinc a machine beiaaae it is cheap and Old) frngy iH. Ask the at lit " Ifsl if tney will set beside tbe wew -f aats;le1 ma- nine and let yon pre which is the ! experiottuial machine, and sold on its atrr-ls. 1 hare never j e l.au to all on any court to j help decide the merits of the we w-fanajrd machine. Pierse eiai. ine the court records in ref i ereni e to the Old I'ogle's) plan. Warn years ago m man built Bear-fancied meebi e, ) railed a steam enKine. Old Kasjlea) then, as bow. stood back and said they would rwisi the ; eawait ri . lis a asl wsal is be raises la tkr t a ay t Rt member, tbe sew. I rssled machine is past all rlprrlwrsllaf. wbile OlS I'sgy's mac-binee are being ex-' periniented with all tne time, ard at ysir exarsar. Ijo not loot with tin-in any longer, w bite your irrain is R-oine to w.ate. Krstskrr the irw-futlr asaeblse Is ssld as Its aserlts entirely. Re member, your whole dependeiroc is npon your crcp proceeds, ana if you allow Old Vmgf auv chinex to wsat ysar srals. you are just that much out of pocket. To prevast Una. ace that the party that does your threshing procu'-ee near .fane led .4.11 A.('I-: 1 hrrshrr. aa they are constructed so as to save your erain. and hare a better record than any oM-fccy machine. Write lor further particnlars. 1 am prepared to pro-re all mr statements i. e.. T AHVA.til K an ac hi we mill sis stare and setter work than ar.r other. I hereby rkallrate asr sis fs) sareat ts aaane AV raar w here tfao AIIV.tKtK asrkiae kas railed ts Ms as repreaeBteal siaee ts iatrsdaetlsa sa tkis t'saal. Mhsar as sr ukat np. Keniember that old fofry agents sarina; the contrary does not make it so. It will pay you to Investigate. I eaa prove all 1 was-. 1 also sell the well kno'D Il4. KE n OODBI'RV POWER. A number of maau facturers make tbini on a royalty but 1 do not know of any Imitations, bntam alwavs in clined to look out for those that talk of imitations. 1 also deal in Iitistry aad Marine Machinery. Farm. Church and School Bella. General Machinery. Swift Oilers. Orme Satt ty Valves, Miller Pumps. Hancock Inspirators. Park & Kennedy Injeatora, Acme and AlliRaior Wrenches. Blacksmith Ifrills, Sell-Hearing Bath Tabs, the Westinphoase Krirines. See tho prices: 10-horse on wheels, fSOO; Traction. C10T5: 15 boroe Traction. Si 100. Mpeeial diecount lor ca.h. Oeneral Agent for Col burn's Hyasaaas and Lamps for a tec trie liiaktiaa S ta 4MJ HshtM. THE RAWSON LIGHT RUNNING REAPERS AND MOWERS. THE LINDGREN CHEMICAL FIRE ENGINES j Your village cannot do without one. You must have one for your mills. You cam.ot affbnt to oe w iinoui a smau one in your nouse. r or parucuiars, aaaresa Z. T. WRiCHT, Foot of Morrison Street, Portland, Oregon. DO yon Wt aTHRESHER, HORSE-POWER or ENGINE? WANT INFANTILE SkinScalp DISEASES -cured by.? CUTICUrr FOR CLKANSINO: PURIFYING AND beautifyina; the skin of children and Infante and curing torturing, disfiguring, itching, scaly and pimply diseases of the skin, scalp ana blood, with loss of hair, from infancy to old age. the CtrricuHA Remedies are infallible, Cutioura. the great Skin Cure, and Cuti cvra Soap, an exquisite Skin Beautifler. ex ternaiiy. and Cuticuha Kkhulvrnt. the new Blood ruriiier, internally, cure every form of skin and blood diseases, trom pimples to scro'ula. Sold everywhere. Price, CTTicuRA.fiOo.; Soap, 25c.: Resolvent, $1. Prepared by the Pottek Druo and Chemical Co.. Boston. Mash. Send for "How to Cure Sain Olaeasea." UT 'Baby's Skin wnd Scalp preserved and beautified by Cuticura Soap, ja Kipnkv Pains. Backache and Weaknesa cured by Ccticura Anti-Pain Plaster, an ylnitanUneous pain-subduing plaster. 26c Ir BO. Or COURSE YOU We gnarantee tbe J. I. CASE "AGITATOR" SEPARATOR to He tie Best Grain Saw ant Fastest ThresHer e?er inal. - v v.Aue lIav".oyer. ,four 1"ndred of thef,e .brat,ed m&chi.nr ,n operation in Orejron nd Washington, all of which are eivrt the highest satisfartion. e are prepared to furnish yon statements from the leading farmers and threshermen to mnvV tkk claim. There are twice as many rA,ritators" sold each season, throughout the United States, as wjvhervle or mlkJ Tnf thresher. 2 his ts no experimental mtu-hine t hat must bf sold ch'ap in order fo introduce it but is acknowledtrid to b TTIV BKST. and consequently upon its merits, the cheapest. In buying on "AGITATOR" thrcher you are making no exDcximent and running no ri-k. Me guarantee it in every wav superior to errry other fhrehsr bit iff- Vou cannot afford tttarttSik without first examining ours. DO NOT BE TALKED INTO BUYING A MACHINE BEGAUSEIT IS CHEAP OR NEfT E ANGLED. . Remember, we guarantee the J. I. Caso "Apitator" the best and fastest thresher made, and are ready to nrore it It it wnfr much safer and cheaper for yon to buy a thresher known to be reliable la everj respect than to experiment with a new fViurW machine for the benefit of sr-me East n factory who want their machine experimented with at Tour expense, while Jour or a is tn danger of being ruined, and you are at heavy expense for operating? " Remember, your trhole dependence is upon your crop proceeds, and if you endanger It by experimenting with new fr,Ht machines, you do so at great loss to yourself. We insure you against all these possible evils with our J I Case A nifnfnr Z-hZ-K TmhTEQUIRffi W lrW"" fc BEING BUILT ESPECIALLY FOR We also sell the only genuine DINGEE WOOWTJRY HORSE-POWER made. Beware of Imitationst The J.I. CASE PORTABLE TRACTION ENGINES have bee. .m general use In Ogo d WhingVon for years, and--we guarantee them to be, and are ready to prove them to be. the most powerful, most durable, safest, more aklllfiw .riUJiJ rZ . r, rl rf kattAr marAnn1a than anv nthn. t.nnnAa maHA J wm.,.... Wmrailai EXPT.ITSTVR AfJKNTS for rhe PFT.T-RRlTPn TAnrcAvo nT-nnTm.c r-. , Buy our RANDOLPH IMPROVED STEEL FRAME HEADER, Wd t he Si rn pi-" I.TchteBt and Ea.ViVt Handfed Header In use. We sell the ONLY STEEL FRAME HEADER MADE. W"S AVE MONEY by oaUing to Tus?or wria for our prices and terms, and all other information regarding the above machinery. iuei UTAVER & WALKEB, Oeneral Affsnts, Portland, Or.. s $ i i. .