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About The Oregon register. (Lafayette, Yamhill County, Or.) 18??-1889 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1888)
iop 9 :•? I F^"5 n _ furniture . LstylvM»* ta F rrw.alTIms. •on»» of Site Sinanlar Wares Which They OSter for Bale. l **| J J ÎÏ 4 .•I n * How They CRu* INDIANS. OMala the Goody Foatlion lor Their Create. Ba«loo* WHALING ADVENTURES. Peetla Kamatane by Martaan la Cap- , tanas <»• l^vlathaa. GRGWINM CORK-OAKB. A California larlastry WhleB Will Bee* Prove to Ba KaaraaaraUva. Writing of the Crow Indian» ot Mon Tlie growth of cork-oak in California The peddlers of Corea sometimes Every summer the Polar Sea. off the bring their things in packs on coolies’ tana a corroapoiHyint sayf^ In one coast ot Finmarken. Norway, la alive is not a matter of experiment; its suc backs, and sometimes they produce a of these beiges 1 saw a most beautiful with whales and thflir ohasors. The cess was demonstrated long ago. The bushel of bundles from the depths of heod-dri-ss of eiigle feathers, |>erhnps principal game of the Norwegian distribution of cork acorns by the Pat their loose sleeve» After a bov had the handsomest it has ever tieen my whalers is the great blue whale, attain ent Office about twenty-five years ago shown his choice lot of ci-pper bowls good fortune to behold—and this ing a length of some ninety to one may not have accomplished much in one day ho went up his sleeve and bring» me to the conclusion that an hundred feet. This mammoth champion other parts of tl^ country, but it gave brought out a trained sparrow that he Indian always tries to accomplish one of the Polar Ocean possesses immeuse us a start, and there are now trees yielding rork and bearing acorns at a put through several tricks and slipped of two things—either to excite tlie ad, strength, and the whaler’s “tackle" number of dififerent places in the State. up his sleeve again when we refused to miration of the women or the fear ot must necessarily be pretty solid. There are trees growing on Mr. Rich buy. Several brought quantities of the men. This particular hend-drees When killed the whale sinks to the bot hair for salo. and insis.ed upon unroll wfk made principally of tho feathers ardson's place at San Gabriel. There tom, and the captor is irpc to lose his ing the bundles of eoarso, black of the bald and black eagles, who soar were samples of cork and acorns shown game. To prevent this Mr. Sypqd queues that had been clipped from tho very high among the peak» of the at the Sacramento Citrus Fair by H. A. heads of Coroan boys. There is a groat Ricky mountains, and it is »very diffi Foyn, the pioneer of the whaling in Messenger, of Calaveras County. There trade toitli China in these Core an cult matter, even with a fine-sighted dustry, has invented a new harpoon are trees of similar age in Sonoma. lucks that are used to piece out queue» rifle, to kill those high-flying American whereto is affixed a self-exploding Santa Barbara and Tulare, and perhaps A largo black bowl, inlaid with moth birds; yut the Crows havo captured bomb Ailed with a gas-producing com other counties. The State University er-of-pearl, was brought one day them with arrows where the white man position. When the whale is har is growing seed lings from California and gave occasion for many re would have failed, although armed pooned the bomb biq-ied iu the flesh of cork acorns, and will be likely to have Hlinlrod example of tho Cliip- marks about th s wonderful wa-h- with ilia best of modem breech-tend the animal explodes, and the gas pro the trees for distribution next year. fl need permeating the veins and cav There is no doubt about the adaptation style, which is considerably botel being the only proof that any ers. ^Lin white mahogany-suitably Corean had aver intended to wash I naked" a Crow buck how he got so ities of the leviathan pruveoU him of the tree to the State as the widely K,','d in satin damask, for a re- himself; but it turned out that tho many feathers when Ills bow was un front sinking. separated places named above all fur How perilous and hazardous whal nish proper conditions for its growth. bowl was used to hold the back hnir equal to eenfling the light-feathered ^KriHini. * liettor frame is provided of the palaeo ladies and singing girls, shafts to such a distance in the air. I ing is, even with the most perfeot of It is of course a crop of which one has Mgr colored pictures than that of who st^eur tri-mondous chignons was much surprised to hear the two appliances and weapons, is well illus to wait some time to gather, and there ^Eiolding covered with gold leaf weighing fourteen and twenty pounds. methods adopted by the Absnraka Urated by the following narration re fore needs patience in the planter. K perfectly visible the grain of Of the realty goal tlyuga that are tribe to capture the much-prized birds. lated by an eye-witness: All the cork-wood of commeroe “It was a June dav, with rough comes from the Spanish Peninsula, brought for salo the best aro small First they hold an eagle /lance. Then H a . ^Lo<t elegant varieties in wall iron boxes, padlocks and small weap the braves go to tho Big Horn mount weather, rougher even than usual on a where the trees abound, not only in ■ include one in silk which is ons inlaid with silver in sumo really ains, proceed upward toward the sum summer day at Vardo. The little fleet cultivated forests, hut also grow wild ■ bv uniting this material to a floe designs, many of them so nearly mit until they-arrive in the perpetual- of small, yet strong, whaling steamers on thb mountains. The tree is like Balkgronml. after which the do- Persian ns to astonish connoisseurs, snow district and far above timber must try t‘>eir luck, however, and off an American oak, with leaves and others in a fino diaper and key line, whou’eiich selcots a spot and digs they go in the early morning, steoring similar to the oak, and acorns. It ^Bpriitted. ■file frames for picttiros in black pattern quite ns foreign to this end < f a pit, which ho coders lightly with to and fro, battling with tbdMiigh sea. takes ten years for the bark to beoome Hi e are of oak with possibly a the world. As inlaid metalwork it is reeds and grass. A piece of rough To no avail. Not a whale was to bo a propel thickness to be manufactured Hitch of bronze in the moldings, crude anti coarse compared to what meat—usually bear or mountain goat seen anywhere, and the sea increasing, into bottle-stoppers, life-preservers nnd ■lowing a decoration of finely- other npd very neiir nations can do. —is done up in a piece of rawhido and and the wind developing almost into a seine-corks. When stripped from the bro Disks s of df open-work open-work- bronze and iron laid on tlie pit. Just at the dawn of storm, they turned and steamed home tree it is to be Isiiled for two hours, Hwork in lhe outer border. iften brought hun^sfull ot coins day, as tlie sun is peering ovor the dis ward one after another, art but one. cured in the sun for a week afld pressed Hither newly adopted form of aro of ■ti't'rd eolith is modeled from an strung on strings of colored silk., The tant peaks, the eagles, who have all He must try a little further. The wnves into flat pieces for baling and shipping. ^tdian style in cano, beingformod coins and meda s are curious in them night long smelled tho savory bait, tossed the plucky craft like a shell; the The denuded trunk, like a him robbed ■ ^diovn« it' d curve at the center. selves. and they are regarded not swoop down upon the hides, which harpooncr on watch mqst take care not of her eggs, does not sulk and quit the Hie end also more olovatod than only ns charms and ornaments but as they proceed to tear with their to be thrown headforemost into the business, but throws out a fresh cover and beaks. Meanwhile frothing waters. Yet no whale; noth ing for a fresh spoliation. One tree a proper way for a col i-collec or to talons ■ er. an Indian has concealed himself ing io be seen or hoard but the white has been known to yield half a ton of display his treasures. Of embroidery, Kueial weariness from tho want in each pit. anil r.-aching up with his ■¡cty in French design picture either now or old, very little Is seen hand he seizes the bird of lilierty and mountains and dumb thunder of the cork-wood. One pound of cork can rolling wnves and the shrill whining of be manufactured into 144 champagno K lias led to independent activity that is good or curious, consl lering drags him down. Hero ’tho latter is the storm through tho steamer. Ths corks. The bated cork bark is sold to K production, and which is bc- the ’neat neighborhood, of China and quickly dispatched, when tlie bravo The , Hv in a largo degree suece’sftil in Japan. Tlio peddlers often bring the jtarrior returns to his lodge, proud of captain nt last founjj the search fruit cork manufacturing centers. less. and turned homeward. The ves most extensive manufactory in Ameri K. tfio best examplo being of a square bits «»Fesulicoidery w<»riron the ___ ___ ** front and back of the maTfilarih’s bis possessions nnd rej -icing in hi» sel arriving at the mouth of thfl harbor, ca is at Pittsburgh. Besides the ordi- , ■rncr. palaeo clothes, but they nro generally skdl. The other method is to go high a big whale shot up its front, almost nary demands for cork bark, a good Hd gold pieces aro fancied for too frayed, faded and st:« lied to bo of enough up among tho mountains above touching the bow of the steamer. The supfdy of the buoyant material, after ■ng-roi m in forme oi cabinets, any use. Tho plastron of a civil man tlie aeries of the eagles, then it is an I, easels, pedestals, »croons and darin has two Corean stalks flying to easy matter with bow nnd arrow to harpooner, suprised at first,'"was, how being burned to make it still lighter ever, up to his business. A flash, a roar, than the original bark, is shipped to ■ chairs. These »re in Renais- ward each other. Distinction as.» shoot downward, and usually with and in the very moment the har ■ style and of wondrous splontlor. Chinose scholar allows otheix’lo woar skillful results. Tlie head-dress I snw poon was buried to the handle in Canada and New England, where it is mgd« into seine-corks. The average ■ rich pieces in onyx and gilt are tlie storks, while a General sports a must have contained over two hundred the big whale. But, strange, the annual importation of cork-wood into ■borate forms». ■ ’---- ■ _______ brace of most dangerons-laokifig white feathers all told. They were sowed or bomb didn't explode, and the animal, this country, entirely at the port of ■nge wood, resembling white inn- tigers embroidered on black-silk, with iasteqod witli sinew threads to a long suffering intense agonies, shot out to New York, is 70,000 bales a year, A Ky. is used in elegant forms inlaid -a finish i f conventional clouds and piece of elk skin which reached from sea. towing the steamer after him. bale weighs 160 pounds and is worth ■ i'vruv. The odor of the wood is waves in brilliant colors. At, weddings the crown of lhe-head to the feet nnd Against the towering waves, against on thia side of the water $20, making a Bant, and the style becomes more tlie bridegroom, however lowly in then trailed for eighteen or twenty the raging storm, the whaler went with total value of the importation of 91.- — ■site with age from increasing station mav ride in an official chair, inches, and at tho end of this trail 'lightning speed, though its engine was 400,000. It comes in duty free.—Pa- Bmy between the ivory tint and sit on an offioial leopard-skin near the was fastened a buffalo bull’s tail, reversed. For eight miles the terrible cijic Hural Pre»*. Bf tlie yellowish wood. royal rod, and also embrbider cranes which completed the full war-dress race went on. only the masts and the »• Be disjiosition to combine several on his gown. Tlie bridegroom pushes costume of this peculiar warrior chimney of the steamer in the mean —Life is before you—not earthly life Bls illus rated in a new act in satin the .privilege to Tie limit then, and the when iu a barbarous or half time being visible above the waters. alone, but life, a thread running inter B, itrtnid with amaranth, in which plastron of cnpios becomes a veritablo savage mood- Ho looked harm The vessel was strong, however, and minably through the warp of eternity. Bnclt feature in the form of car.ved apron i f rial satin covered with four less enough wit-h his hoe in his hand-.- the crew tried men. who did notjiroposc —It shocks me to think how muoh Bths is intr iduccd’at tho topj while six and eight cr.tnos of diff erent colors. but there is no telling what ho to let go. mischief almost every man may do who , Bthing ofitho Adamis stylo ttpji.nirs —Hl. Louix Globt-Dr.moeral. would bo capable of doing wero a few “But what's that? A fishing boat will but resolve to do all he can.— i Sioux to come- around, or a raid bo le portion bonoath. . ■ L-j—. .. > with its keel npmost, qnd two men Slerne. aiajlu front tho ilorth Joy his -old- ♦ltngtng"fnr life to the wreek! To-eul- ■me handsome stvlss in white ma- EMPLOYER AND CLERK. —Customer—What d.Q you sell those time enemies.- tho Blackfoot, Bloods ihe line and save the men was tlie har- cigars for? Clerk (absently)—Ha Bay are distinguished by inlaid Bus in amaranth, ebony and pearl. The Views ot a Prominent New York and Piegans. poouer's first thought. Then wo will vanas—but they ain’t by a long chalk. Wholesale Merchant. ■ especially elaborate example in Insido the lodgo adjoining tho cabin lose the whale, the line and the harpoou, -Tul-Dils. 1 “I’m looking bad? Well. I ought was a very interesting, peaceful-look ■tber furniture in this wood, finish- —Young Man—Will you give assent thousand of crowns’ worth, war his I the natural color, is adorned with to; I’Ve lost fully twontjJ-flve pounds ing, yot warlike- instrument, being second. It must soon be done, and in a to my marriage with your daughter, ■ bandsof inlaid work in amaranth. within tho last nine, months through nothing elso than a tomahawk-pipe. ■few minutes we can be back and save sir? Old Man (firmly)—No, sir, not» By. satin, wood, brass and copper. rOin thing not usually—put under the Ihitwo combined in one. With this ¡the meu, was his conclusion, and on the cent.— Harper'» Baear. Ifanciful style is represented by a head- of business cares. Want to trifling little affair a buck could oitlior vessel went. Hallo, there, what is up? —Ono of the “country week” girls ■tin white mahogany inlaid with know what it is, eh! Well. I don’t brain an enemy or smoko with a friend. ?The lino burst, the whale sank ouf of exclaimed, upon seeing a watermelon ■er; a bonier is formol with mind telling you. although my stnto- It did not havo a desperate look to me, 'fight, the steamer tossing aimless oil growing: "Myl I always s’posed wa Kres of tin motal, which is intro- ' inent will prdiibly rouse a storm of yet these small weapons are capable “the rolling waves. .There was nothing termelons grew in the water."— Yotdh'o ■it in like form of differunt pro- [ indignntlo i . but I assure you that iu y of doing a deal of mischief, for in tho more to do. The captive was free, sink Companion. lions in tho oentral design, show- loss of flesh arises from nothing more Fort Phil Kearney mastaoro on Pow ing slowly to the bottom to die. But •¿-“I may be small, bqt I’m a reus I also forms of ilisoets, here anti or less than worrying over my clerks. der river not lest than ninety- two human lives were saved, and the er,” rteiarkod the hotel bell-boy, as he “ I lionrtily appreciate all editorial six soldiers and citizens had their k, with bodiot and wings in whalers considered themselves richly went tho rounds awakening patrdna Iter of pearl tinted in various comments on the qnbstion of dishonesty skulls broken by one tomahawk in the rewarded for their terrible race and the who had left orders to be called early, among clerks. Every year it becomes in the hands of Sioux Indians.— Cor. In. loss of their game as well."— Cor. Alin- —Hotel Mail. lie eleclicism everywhoro in prac- more and more difficult apparently NMadelpliia Time*. ncupo/w Journal Iis shown with ono of tho recent for some young men to keep within the 5 —There is a firm in Philadelphia les in white an<T gold of modiflod paths of righteousness. At one time I A Bird Court and Trial. Inial design introducing spindles tnought that human nature was con which paints pig(ures by tfie ynpt" IJilAMZ The leaves on the tree were just ■versed arraigoniont, the larger stantly growing more depraved, and Tlie work is simple. A pieco of cqfi- now 1 am firmly convinced that tho Vas nearlv one hundred foot long is coming out, and on oniwpf the limlis, all lion being uppermost, an I with a Id above bearing a form of orna- opportunities offered to the youug men stretched in a gallery shaped like a in a row, silt ten or a dozen little En Itt cut in and gilded, which is of oi tho present day for going wrong corridor. On encli picture, which, by glish sparrows, while on a little twig infinitely more numerous than formal ly tho way, costs 9150. five men are em- just in front and facing them sat an lewliat gothic oharacter. .11 lew patterns iu wall paper include and seem to be almost forced upon pl >yed. E tch man has his particular other; and while the rest twittered and line. One puts in the foreground, an bobbed their little heads atone another I for a frieze in imitation ot a them. "Take a special case, which recently other the background, and still an he looked as if he had lost every friend bed cur sin. Tins shows running H its of vines and dark green anil camo under my immediate observa other does tho clouds and cows tliat In the world. The twittering did not low foliage, on a ground ift French tion. The young min in question you seo browsing in the pasture. A stop for an instant, but continued sev Up to a few weeks ago I considered myself the champion Dyspeptic of F with a tinge of rod, the ground began to associate with a rather fast fourth man does the trees and shrub eral minutes, when suddenly one of tlie set, who consijcred gambling u legiti America. During the years that l bery. In this way they are enabled little birds in the row flew up and over rhe wall paper being fit sea green, have been afflicted I have tried bpresentntion of a rod in bamboo is mate pleasure. His- refusal to join to work fast. In exactly three hours to the twig where sat the forlorn-look almost everything claimed to be a specific for Dyspepsia in the hope ei med to aid the effect of suspended the game was taken as a tantamount five of those landscapes were finished, ing sparrow, and taking him by the finding something that would tifford confession of weakness, and he soon which is thirty niinu.es’ time given to top-knot shook him with all his might, pery.—A'. K Star. permanent relief. I had about made found himself ns lonely as a ship each. Tho fifth man does the finish then let him go and all flew away. 1 up my mind to abandon all medi wrecked sailor upon a desert isle. He big touchoS, and p-rhaps performs never saw any thing like it before, but cines when I noticed an endorsement of Simmons Liver Regulator by a fn'■ S- Hurgronj», of Leyden, is stood it as long as he O'mld and then more and better w..r.c than any of 1 know the little English sparrows oi Frominent Georgian, a jurist whom liifl.i h iropcan who has visited the returned to the society of his reckless the others -^Public Opinion. which we now have so many are very knew, and concluded to try lta I of Mecca. H j lived thcro six companions. What was tho result? effects in my case. I have used but bright, and I have no doubt that the two bottles, and am satisfied that I bths in 1885, in tho disguiso of a In three months, between poker nnd —Some excavations prococzling in little fellow who looked so sail and for have struck the right thing at last. bamnicdan, and says that the stir- race pools, he had lost a largo amount Piccadilly on the nite of the new prem lorn hast done something wrong, had I felt its beneficial effects almost im b of the city is gradually rising, in of his employer’s hioney, which ho ises of the Junior Travelers’ Club disobeyed some bird law, and this was mediately. Unlike all other prepara found himself unable to replace at tho tions of a similar kind, no special sequence ot the fiction of the rains have brought to light many interest a bird court anil a trial, and the little instructions are required as to what inomont, and his previously promising Icli wash the sod down from tieigli- ing object»/ A serf -< of subterranoan bird that shook the other so roughly one shall or ¿hall not eat. This fact business career has been hopelessly passages, apparently connected, were was empowered by the court to admin- heights. % alone ought to commend It to all troubled with Dyspepsia. discovered. These were full of foul istry the sentence it had pronounced on rA Collego of State Medicine has ruined. J. N. HOLMES, “1 agree with yon that.it is an em gases and contained a vast quantity ot the offender.— Our Dumb Animal*. In fomnted in London. The council Vineland, N. J. Ind.s a number of distinguished ployer’s duty to keep himself informed rubbish, among which havo been dis —.«■ .I—.“"------ ns to his clerk ’ s modo of life outside of closed numerous articles of interest. peal men. The main purpose of [institution is tho advancement of business hours and have firmly re Not the least interesting is a red gran- RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL. To Secure a Regular Habit of Body limy science in its public aspects, solved that no young man in my em ite tomb dated 1509. some bronzo —There are sixty-eight tribes of Im without changing the Diet Dis f teaching will bo r-arriod on by ploy will go wrong for lack of tho few armor, several fow tug-pieces, * richly Alans in our country without Christian* organizing the System, take ?ns of lectures and laboratory in words of kindly warning whioli would embossed lamp, and a large quantity missionaries. action. »nd Students will be quali- have saved to the world many a man of vellum manuscripts. The vaults __ John A. Bostwiok, of New York, I to becomo public an al 1st» or who is now a criminal."— Jeu-e.’ers’ have been only partly explored and has just given 950,000 to th» Richmond 0NLT GENUINE MA W VFACTUBEB Wt Week:»!. _____ , further discoveries are anticipated. lllli officers. (Va.) College.. J. H. ZE/UK A CO., Philadolflfi^ Le most fanciful « well a. Item for the elect roler is in Elons of th« pHoher plant. Land is oontinued for hand- [hogany furnitui-e lnRmais- LichlY carved decoratlou. Lt is » comparatively new [> for libraries. A very gen- L shown for natural wood [kind- Cist racoht fancied foi-m of Lle I, arranged with ovnl glass ke whole being draped with chinta L| band in pierced design be- pldings in either wood or gilt ■ of picture-frame decoration ■ adapted to architectural sub- r THE PEDDLERS OF COREA. R-..'tt [ a i ’> • f. Vi W, ■,? 5 I •’ H I r 4 **< $ n I A I I I ■ I I J 171 I L i 2 i sr I ."I • 4 1 is ■ 1 I 4» 4 I ; 4 i f rl Si DYSPEPSIA t I ) I It« & «1*1 ro nü i * I 1 I I •* ■Ti ih II I r CONSTIPATION SIMMONSLIVER REGULATOR * *7 » < 1 I f I' « I MM
