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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1899)
l eft I m the March *»f Frufire«« the hop yield . «Tashlagtea, bo .OOO Ral<-,< Callfbrala, 60,000 Bale«, and Oregon, 70,000 Bale«. I GENERAL TRADJ 4 Reaction in the Kto LI Ilrhlg«*** Mltta««- Irish la.lv, having ha«l a f«w hot Tliwre »r« f«w qui«d»r. »»Of« worrlx with liar hiisbaiM otto «lav. h»«t eluded villa»«« i» Kn«'»'»‘> “,H" 1 '• l«'W “ iiionient* 1....... ~ . after !•• »«uid Menus, east and west, lying among the .H'llU-lOtl vaut tor »ollie fish (or illiui«’* hoi sen- ...... Hampshire Downes. Old Winchester ••BrKigat.’’ sai‘1 <>>•’ niisti«1»». •‘go Hill preaiding over the scene.... ... to down to tho town nt nil«'» '»'«'* R*1 111« a tell of some old British city lh«re- M about», the forerunner of the more plaice,'* • |n«U«h>. an’ I will, ma ant, famous city of th« plains. And th« llritlgi’l; "»'«* 1 •"*>' ** *•** K"1 Romans w«re busy about th« hill« for UK'-vIf. for I «'»n't •**»»«* »•»*’ with camps and sumniar aettleiiients tliei no more limit yurselL"—Hpai” lang svno. But nothing much ha. hap pened there since. Huidy Cobbell Momenta. IH’** v t' e I •* b • w 11 tin • passed that way in his "Rural Ride», and niaiveled nt the huge church of 1 o' Lmeri. at«' «I"1' •> |«t"'«' •I’l’f* th»1 a'“1" I'. ». an. , ..•l.'l.iiilion. East Meou in its mighty aolitud«. I Xliui.'Uiy................... . Built to bold thousand», and nnw, in ,01.1 ...im.lvu««' «I'1'*' IV ««•"'■•'••, '.r Cabbell’» time, a few »lieplieid» and tc, , M «... I. Iliti.r. ..I II"' ""'■’t m graxieis. sparsely ecatleretd, form the norm... r. iu.'.li«'" • r < oinpouml«'«! ' r m -ti"", «oii.lipaiioii, .Ivapt i'-I», I’l'i.m whole population of the parish. And .liu-. ....... Iiv.-r oi ki«lm'v dura-«'<rr any troul'l« still ill« prix'«'»» of de|s>'illation go«'» arising Iroiu a weak »toma* h on, ne census tables toll. But th« FutilhtB III» l,»»bllv. Moons are to have a railway at ‘•I'm •lout btishoil in the niRttfr of «'uriositiea," iiiuh . m I tlm owm-r of “ small akire. "It’s a I'««' haldt—this lance of about 2« miles, will run Mr. O. H. Rnyder. a well known through country hitherto quite un id««* of drawing trail« bv making* cliixen of Lawrence. Kan., «aid: “1 am now «evenly veare of Age. touched by any tailway, and willaffoid museum of tlm vviml'W but I can t About three years ago I experience« a coldneee or nuuibnee« iu the feet, a tapid and direct moans of communi .-top now—busin«'»» won't allow it \ few hour» later th" »"'1» water then creeping up my lei», until it cation between Aidershot and the reached my body. I grew very thin in rteeh, appetite poor and 1 did not southern ports and defenses of Ports trade was rushing, lb«' > row«l out»l<lo Hie window k’a»«'«i until it was thirsti relish my rood. At last 1 became un able to move about. I consulted I mouth, Southampton ami Gosport.— at tlm remarkable bird that hung in a eeveral dl«tln<ulsbed phyeldau«. Household Words. one telling me 1 hud locomotor big mgr. The card attache«! I«>ro a ataxia, auother that 1 bad creeping SII1KK INTO YOVK MIIOKM handful of th« alphabet hyMtericiilly paraly eU I took their medicine« hut continued to grow worse. Almost a Allen's Fort-Ease, a powder for the fret put together and designed for a scleii- vear ago a friend advi«ed me to try It cures painful, swollen, smarting, nvr\ title name. Alter it were I)r Williams' Pink 1’111« lor l’ale Peo- ous ft*et, anti instantly takes the sting out “From Samoa." Ple Before I had Hnl«hed my first u» I found tbe? were benefiting me. of corns and bunions. It’s tin1 greatest A few days later th«' “curiosity’’ I used twelve boxes in all, and wa« comfort discovery of the age. Allen’s Foot perfectly cured. Although It 1« •!< was feeding in the ba. k yard with lb« Ease make« tight or new shoes (eel c.i^v mouths «Ince I used my last pili It is a certain cure for Ingrowmg \ml«, nwt of the bantam hetw. — IMrolt I rev there ha« been no recurrence of the sweating, callous ami hot. tired, iiching disease. Pru>n Lau rence Journal. feet. We have over trsliiiiunnd’« l*rees. Try it today. Sold by all druggiMs aiul The funieiis clock in the Palais <1« shoe stores. Bv mail lor in tuihip'v Justice in I’aris. date» from 1370. and Or. William»' Pink Pill» lor Pal» Ptopla Trial package FREE. Address, Allen S. ire never told by the do^en er hundred, is the work of the celcbinted De Viek, Olmsted, i.v Roy, N. Y. tut aha»»» In package» At all drugglal». who.« turret clocks are the eeriest on or direct Irom th. flr William* Medicine It is estimated that 40,000 Ameri Co.. Schonectadn N T.. 60 conto per 6««. reliable leeord. The caived figures of 6 ItiH 42.60. cans went to Europe this summer. Piety and Justice and the angles sup porting the royal coal ol arms were ex HOW TO TRAVEL. ecuted by Giemaiii« Pilon. It is I«'- The first Irish woman to be elected Information for th«« l*ubllo. lieved that it was the bell of tlii» eloek i municipal councilor is Mrs. Maurice In selecting youi route to the Ell Nt that rang the signal for the inassacie Jockrell, who was third in the polls roil cannot afford to overlook thu ad of St. Bartholomew in 157'J. n the Biackrock district of county vantages mid comforts offered by the Jublin, at the last elections, with nine Rio Grande Western Railway in coll .-acancies to be tilled. ection with the Denver & Rio Grande and Colorado Midland railroads. It is Mothers will find Mrs. AVinslow’s 800th- ng Syrup the best remedy to use for their the only transcontinental line passing directly through halt Lake City, and hikiren during the teething period. It tht ntetsstty for a 'eh.Ne Hood in addition to the glimpse it affords of Cotsets made of aluminium are now the Temple city, the Grint Salt Lake, purifier .nJ tonic IhM brought into etist- ised bv medical men for the treatment the salt palace, and the picturesque ence Hood's S.rs.p.rdl.. b is . highly >i spinal disorders. Utah valley, it uffeis choice of six dis concentrated eitr.ct prepared by a com- £|YO Permanently <'nrr<!. No fitsor nervouw« tinct routes to the East mid the most bsnjtion, proportion And process peculiar illw after lirwl duy s use of Dr. Kline s Great magnificent scenery in the world. A to itself And gruing to Hood"s S.rsApA- Nerve Restorer. Send for FREE 8'4.00 trial bottle and treatise. Dil. R. H. KUNE, Ltd., UJO double daily train service mid through Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. Fullman palace and ordinary sleeping rillA unequalled curAthue pi^oer. cars, free reclining chair cars and a The average interval between high perfect dining car service are now in tides is 13 heirs and 25 minutes. operation via these lines. Never Disappoint Two bottles of I’iso's Cure for Consump For pamphlets descriptive of the tion cured me of a bad lung trouble. Mrs. ‘‘Great Salt Lake Route," apply to J. Me»tlliii|( * <Jui«srr. J. Nichols, Princeton, Ind., Mur. 26, 1SIÖ. 1). Mansfield, genetnl agent, 253 Wash Jomq»h Home 10 year* ago, America has 4,000,000 wot king wo ington street, Poitland, Or. HjH’iit a week with h Scotch |@U'r. men. Among the guextM wha a hnughty and Are You Gulii£ Knat? brilliant Indy win» made a dead net nt If so, you should see that There is more Catarrh in this section of the •ountry than all other diseases put together* [| your ticket reads via the quizzing him. He did not detect it nt .nd until the laat few year« was supj»O»*vd to be Great Rock Island route, tirot mid miHwered Home of her abmird ncurable. For a great many year« doctor« pro- lounced it a local dltease, and itn scribed local and you will get the best, queHtionn about America quite inno emedles, and by constantly failing to cure cently. At hut he naw her | hit | h » ho vith local treatment, pronounced it incurable, Pul Im an pglaoe sleeping cars, elegant Hi* oppor cience ha« proven catarrh to be a con st it u«* reclining chair cars “ free,” aixl library mid derided to get even. ional disease, and therefore requires eonstitu« Best tunity mine when, emlooldened by her ional treatment. Hall’« Catarrh Cure, man- buffet carson all through trains, iiaetured by F. J. Chenev A Co., Toledo, Ohio, dining cat service in the world, 1’opu- HurceHM, nhe Mild: “By the by, have « the only constitutional cure on the market, “NO, t is taken internally in dose« from 10 droi>s to lar personally conducted excursions you met the quern latidy?” Fot Ma<!mn,“ JetYrmon replied with |«rr- i teaspoonful. It acte directly on the blood once a week to all ixiints East. ind mucous surfaces of the system. They offer jne hundred dollars for any case it fall« to full particulars call on or address any fret M*ri<HimieHA, “I whm out when her cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Ad* ticket agent, or A. E. COOPER. majority mlled ii|«>ii me.“ She colored dree«, F. J. < H EXEY A CO., Toledo, 0. G. A. P. D., C. R. 1. * P. Ry., 340 slightly mid then turned away mid Sold by Druggists, "5c. Hall's Family Pill« are the best. Washington street, Portland, Or. never H|s>ke to him again.-—Detroit Free Pre»*»«. The 130-year-old vine at Hampton The maximum number of visitors to Jour I, England, ie retorted to be as the Royal Gardens at Kew, England, Th« sverag« <luialitili of life hl Chi rigorous as ever, although it is not now on anyone day last year was 71.871. r«g<> ban been moie thuri doulibsl hi illowed to produce as many grapes as on May 80. The smallest, 61, on the hint 80 years, resulting in thu aav* n its prime. November 21. illg of 42.060 liven. Creeping Numbness R. G. Dun <fc action i , trade Bays: 1 market is not. g» of auyt _ Speaking of the hop situating, cMp. that market/“* has c*tll‘ad. m>? - Look for sig? oi » reaction *’**"w^' lain George Pope, of Portland, say*. * 1 "1 be situation of Oregon’s hop crop Such sig»» h»'« bo«“ hard » «»J this year is a peculiar one. Four '-to been for months a wonder fi t the J weeks ago the most conservative grower tiem.Qj for pnxlucta was »«-staiuct h or dealer had made up his mind that rates vXCeediug past con»« mpt .on in nearly 100,000 lailes would Im pro any year, notwithstanding tn. kvuvi~l i:x<f Ilin I (oinbi tint Ion. duced in th.s state. Tho hops were rises in prices. But the dv nand does on the vines, and no doubt the quality not appear to aliate, and toe rise in , pleasant method ami U'licllcinl . . . would have lieen excellent but for the prices continues. tl»' hinovn rcnirrly, Wheat ex,.'-*: * " “ httle . h ^ low heavy rains in August, which imparted svilir or Fill», innnufmturc? by Uta , ... s, out in three weeks, flour . turoHNiA : »• » •- ■ illwatniU new life to vines, and fresh strobiles the valu«' of obtaliiliif the llqiii«! lain began to set on laterals that eou|.< -■’* included, have been 8,865,877 bushels for Atlantic ports, against 9,293,831 live principle« of plent» luiown to be have come to maturity »« 00 *ttte a m...ll'liiallv laxathe aixl I'l.'MiilIng date. In addition «'• this, the core of bushels last year, and 1,021,998 bush them in th«' form m««*‘ r. ftrsliiug I., th« the burr grew continuously under con els from Pacific ports, against 907,961 taste ami accentable l«> the ay.tern. It ditions produced by the August ruins bushels last year. But Western re Is the one is if« . t str. ngtli. iliug ln«n and the warm weather of this mouth, ceipts have been 21,759,852 bushels, live cleansing tl“* svst. in vffm’tuallv. against 23,099,397 bushels last year, so that growers were confronted by a diam-lllng «•olds. li. ada. lH-» «ml f< »era problem that puzzled them. Kilns and even more impressive are the re gently yet promptly aixl rnabllug one which in former years could be dried ceipts of 18,515,932 bushels of corn, to overcoiii« habitual const I| m . i Ion per maueiitlv. H» l-rf««» fi.'.-.l.«» from in 18 hours could not this year be against 11,177,483 bnshels last year, every object.... able qnalitv alni sub ta..en off in less than 24 to 26 hours, and the exports of 9,201,427 bushels, stance, aixl it» ««'Ung on tue kl.liievs, and in some cases even 30 hours were against 5,943,966 last year. liver and Isreels. without weskenliitt Further government reports have required to take off a flooring of moder or irritating them, make it the Meal ate size. This threw the drying ma been so credited abroad that cotton has laxative. , , chinery out of shape. The hops, owing risen to 6.62 cents, but it. comes for In 111«' pri"•«'«• "f manufacturing figs to the cool weather of August were ward more freely than in ears of max-1 are used. »» ’i“'' «••’ pl«»*anl »” *>»• backward. Picking of them did not iuiura crops. taste, but the m.-.licmal qualities of the When men pay $3 to $5 per tou mo-' . remedy are obtain«-«! from Benna and liecome general until about Septeuilier other aromntlc planta, by a metlnal 10, so that all large yards have suf than the latest quoted price for-*vu known to the ( »n.oHNi» Flu Mm f fered considerably. Entire yards have products in order to get early ,wf*ver' Co ..nil In or.l. r to get ila b< nell, lai tieen abandoned on account of the rapid ies, it is because delay is thre»teu0^ ou erteci» ioni to av..iil Imitation», |«l< use spread of mold, with the result that works or railroads or briJfc«8; v««8®'9 remember the full nain«" of ll.et oinpany or machinery, promising * profit many the crop has been cut down to about print« «I on the front of every package times the cost of a sn)»" fraction of the 70,000 bales. The quality of these 70,- CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. material. In snek circumstances as 000 bales will range about 10,000 • AN FBAIWIBCO CAI. bales choice, 80,000 to 40,000 medium, in much of the .«construction and ex l»OU!«VIL!.K XT NKW TORS. N T. pansion now going on, present cost Pur » a I c t»v All l»»uggi«l« I'rkr pel tkdll* _ ifferent. counts for little compared with the r-‘ »«n of other states, best quality, end earning power of the finished product A Kabia I h Atwrhe. to be the yield in in a time like this. Once u|«>n a timo alt i>|wrat»>r In to^<- duality is sto. k» waa »olii short, and rulli stanai PACIFIC COAST TRADE. said to be e same as ours, but — ,»,at hini in tho face unh<»s thè market state is seven or eight days later in simuli! break. In hi» «le«)»'re Iloti he Portland Market. maturing the crop west of the Cas nimeniliervit hai lag hoard tliat homvly Wheat— walla Walla, 58«59c; Val cades, it is doubtful if it will liarvest la thè I sh .1 |»>liey. He tritai U> «ila- 60@GIc, Bluestem, 60@61c per the quota accredited to her—50,000 ley, bushel. miss thè fiailtah thought. bui In vaiti bales. New York has one-third lees Flour—Best grades, fa.95; graham, Finally, like thè drowiiing man .al. h- this year than last, and tho crop is f2.65; supertine, f2.15 per ba. Ing al thè atraw, he naadvial t<> try la1- said to have come down in very i>oor Oats—Choice white, 35@86c; choi.«. ing hotiost The \ery iwxt day I»' pili shape. English advices are conflicting. gray, 33 @ 34c per bushel. hia design luto exe. xiloli, and he The yield in England is said to be the Barley—Feed barley, f 15@ 16; brew hadn't lea li hoiio.t moro thaii 16 min- heaviest in many years. One writer ing, fl7.50 per toil. ut«» whell 17 o( thè loadlUg bulla (eli who is an authority, while very con Miilstuffs—Bran, fl7 per ton; mid dead, thoy wero so surpri.ed al film. servative, gives the yield as 1,100 dlings, f22; shorts, fl8; chop, f 16 per Ilervu|a>n thè market naturally bn>ke, pounds per acre. England this year ton. and thè o|»T>itor >nuld gel all thv.tia ka has 50 000 acres of hops. Such a Hay—Timothy, f8@9; clover, f6@ he wallteal at hta nwii ligure 11 la yield, therefore, if it is all gathered, 8; Oregon wild hay, f6 per ton. claimial tliat solile, il Hot all, of th軫 will be nearly equal to British con Butter—Fancy creamery, 45 @50c; bulla luci taken radiali«* and halli tor sumption. Germany’s crop is also seconds, 85 @ 40c; dairy, 80 @ 35c; break fast, bui timi. It 1» aubinilted, above the average, but it is doubtful if store, 22>£@27^c. she has many hope to throw on the ex doea not iloatroy thè inorai ol lilla laide. Eggs—20c per dozen. port market. The market value of — Detroit Journal. Cheese—Oregon full cream, 12c; English hops today ranges from £2 15s Young America, 13c; new cheese 10c to £4 10s per 112 pounds, but it is said per pound. that even these prices will not lie Poultry—Chickens, mixed, f4.00@ maintained after the surplus of the 5.00 per dozen; hens, f5.50; springs, United States seeks an outlet. As to f2.50@4.00; geese, f6.50@8 for old; this, however, there is no assurance. "The points in favor of the grower f4.50@6.50 for young; ducks, f4.50@ are these: First, the old stocks have 5.50 per dozen; turkeys, live, 12>s@ 13c per pound. all been worked off, and the crop of the Potatoes—65@75c per sack; sweets, world goes to a practically bare market; second, times all the world over are 2@2Jic per pound. Vegetables—Beets, fl; turnips, 90c; lietter, confidence has l»een restored, per sack; garlic, 7c per pound; cauli labor is everywhere fully employed, an.l hence the consumption of beer is flower, 75c per dozen; parsnips, fl; beans, 5@6c per pound; celery, 70@ on the increase.” 75c per dozen; cucumbers, 50c per Seattle Starch Factory. box; peas, 3@4c per pound; tomatoes, ~ At the meeting of the Seattle cham 25® 30c per box; green corn, 12S® ber of commerce at Seattle last week 15c per dozen. that committee reported in favor of aid Hops—11 @ 13c; 1897 crop, 4@6c. ing in raising $25,000 for the establish Wool—Valley, 12@13c per pound; ment of a starch factory there. The Eastern Oregon, 8@18c; mohair, 27 @ proposed factory is to be built undei 80c per pound. the supervision of Mr. Hundhausen, ol Mutton—Gross, best sheep, wethers AVestfalen, Germany whose family and ewes, 3}^c; dressed mutton, 6>i@ owns a secret process of making starch 7c per pound; lambs, 7^c per pound. that has been in use for 30 years. The Hogs—Gross, choice heavy, fo.00; process saves all the gluten from the light and feeders, f4.50; dressed, flour, while the process now in use on f6.00@7.00 per 100 pounds. the coast, saves little or none of the Beef—Gross, top steers, f3.50@4.00; gluten. The estimated cost of build cows, f3.00@3.50; dressed beef, 6@7c ing and running the factory is $27,924. per pound. It is estimated that a factory at that Veal—Large, 6M@7J^c; small, 8@ point could sell in round numbers one- 8>£c per pound. rimpies, i eru^’ons' blotches, scales, ulcers, sores, eczema and chronic swellings are caused by bad blood. ^Ti?rTc eighth of all the starch used on the CASCAREIS CA. ZT j are wonder-workers in the cure of any disease caused by bad or impure blood. I hey eliminate coast, or per annum 600,000 pounds. Seattle Markets» This is an average of one ton per day all poisons, build up and enrich the blood, enabling it to make new, healthy tissue. Eure I Onions, new, $1,25@ 1.50 per sack. blood means perfect and j^ould require 1.33 tons of flour Potatoes, new, 75c@$l. health, and if you will use Cascarets they will give you good health and a pure, clean lies per day. Beets, per sack, fl.10. and blotches. To try Cascarets is to like them, tor never before has there been produ Turnips', per sack, 50c. To Have a Regular Steamahlp Line. harmless a blood purifier, liver and stomach regulator as CASCARE IS Candy Cathartic I Carrots, per sack, 85 @ 90c. The Alaska Packers Association is Parsnips, per sack, $1 @ 1.75. making preparations to establish a regu be impc J upon with “something just as good” as CASCARI-TS—you can’t find it! Cauliflower, 75c per dozen. lar steamship line running between Cabbage, native and California, fl '«1. A . HUI lU. San Francisco and Bristol bay next summer. The company has several @1.25 per 100 pounds. /HJARCAIiRTS do all el Aimed for Peaches, 65 @ 80c. canneries located on Bristol bay which ia«m and are a truly wonderful medicine. Apples, fl.25@1.50 per box. • ® for a medicine nlftaaanl are operated during the summer, but found It in CASCA- Pears, fl.00@1.25 per box. there has been no mail or passenger nc* ^klng thwm my blood ban been Prunes, 60c per box. service from that place. The men en EIL a . t.n<1 h*a improved *^^friuily, and 1 feel much better in every Watermelons, fl @1.75. gaged in fishing there are shnt out from Cantaloupes, 50@75c. MRtf S allib E S bixakr , Luttrell. Tenn. the world while the season lasts. The Butter-Creamery, 27c per pound; association has recently let a contract A Biblical Explanation. with a Portland firm for the building dairy, 17® 22c; ranch, 12>»@17c per pound. of a steamer whch will cost $200,000. Eggs—27 c. Atlin Needs More Courts. Cheese—Native, 18 @ 14c. A petition is being circulated in At Poultry—14 @ 16c; dressed, 16 %c. lin asking for' the appointment of a Hay—Puget Sound timothy, $7 @9; county court judge for that district. choice Eastern Washington timothy, The need of such a court is imperative. Already there, are 28 cases on the cal $14.00 Corn—Whole, f28.50; cracked, $23; endar. This, in most instances, will feed meal, f23. work great hardship. In one case an Barley—Rolled or ground, per ton, old gentleman sued for 60 days’ wages $21; whole, $22. .....wnMi may be gathered from ANNUAL SALES. 5.000.000 BOXES at $4 per day, in all $240. The Flour—Patent, per barrel, f3.50; the fact that the celling of Miss amount being over $100 the matter blended straights, $3.25; California, Pentz’s boudoir Is completely covered could not be settled in the small debts f3.26; buckwheat flour, $3.50; gra with United States money, while the courts, and so the case pends. ham, per barrel, $3.60: whole w*"?a4 four walls are bidden behind the coins Six carloads of fancy liquors, weigh flour, $3.00; rye ffuu.,*M>o. iu. of Asiatic, European, African and Millatuffs—Bran, per ton, $15.00; South American countries. There Is ing 60 tons, going to Dawson under B|>ecial permits issued by Canadian shorts, per ton, f 16.00. considerable history attached to this Feed—Chopped feed, $20.50 per ton; collection, especially to the English government officials, went through Skagway recently in care of a convoy middlings, per ton, f22; oil cake meal, coins, which were found near Prince of the United States customs inspector. per ton, f35.00. ton In a queer shaped hat by one of Ban Francisco Mark»». Dryer« in Operation. Miss Dentz's relatives while In search «re every didder ot the Stoma'h.’’iX’lnd'tot’e'»’^»«’.'''^«^ ut’«rr."'"/„'y’.ndXy torm h -"«lively .nd Hri»An.nt1, Wool—Spring—Nevada, 12 @ 14c per of minerals. The hat Is similar In shape A few days of warm weather have Plea..at, palatable, potent. Ta,to good, do good. Rer.r .token, w.ak.n or pipe Ba .ur. th. .«.7’7 '"•t»l*rlty oi th. bow.l., toel.dlngdla.th.M.nddy.«!,,/ ripened the prunes at Roseburg so rap pound; Eastern Oregon, 10@14c; Val to those worn by the Hessian soldiers to-day, and If not pleaaed tn er.ry re.peet, get your money back I Wrlto .. for bookl.1 and fro. .ample I dddr... 8TMUTO wXrcX'dNT.'imcdGO «*NXW°ioHKC*,,KT8 idly that the packers were forced to ley, 17@19c; Northern, 8@10c. during the revolution and Is still In Onions—Yellow, 75 @ 85c per sack. Miss Detnz's possession. There are quit packing. L. Chapman sent one Butter—Fancy creamery 25 @ 26c; many valuable coins In her collection, car to Montana and T. N. Segar, of ••••••••••• Eugene, three cars to the Eastern do seconds, 23@24c; fancy dairy, 21 and were she to convert them all into @23c; do seconds, 18 @20c per pound. states. Mr. Riddle and Mr. Wonacott present American currency they would PORTLAND DIRECTORY. Eggs—Store, 20 @ 23c; fancy ranch, yield quite a snug sum.—Philadelphia have started their dryers and all the CURE YQUMfLH other dryers of the valley will start up 25 @ 28c. Fa»«» «nd Wire Work.. Record. Take no other it is the beat that 1 'nSfu n uni n ml W hi I b, , f.,. M Citrus Fruit—Oranges, Valencia, «♦•<•, illlllf IIIIIIMtl»>IDI, can be made. within a few days. n ûBiliouiDMN. Do F (iuBraniiei ■ 7'li1,1 nHGripeorSicken. loconrince you, w« will mall The Wind Made Snowbal's. »"I hi etrlstutB ’ f2.75@3.25; Mexican limes, f4.00@ "•fe Tl*? • " * ntriiiliniii«-«. iPr.f.nts e<ihtB4|liri p r’°I l,,r 2fH - DH* Last March there was a remarkable Sf? Ku* 1»*^^, Hf|,| n,,t uaifln- Good paper is made in Holland of 5.00; California lemons 75c@fl.50; co., Fhlladm., pruna. Hold by Dmlata. i** dhf E vmi C rim £| q ( j *<-ni ->i >r |><>i m < >ii<.na. exhibition at Grafton, N. H., of the kClll(JimTl,0 the stalks of potato planta do choice fl.75@2.00 per box. I *ol«l *»j INriitftflBt«, Maoliliiery and Hnppli,... V. N. A. Oregon*, lferiielne Industry. Iiay—Wheat $(>@9.50; wheat and comparatively rare phenomenon of wnt In | i I h I d wrapper. hr tii'i.HR, pirpni.i, fot ’“J’;1 wl11, '“'h anU "s'-rr cure pftch every If you put the blood In a pure, rich and healthy ¡Hl w<! Dr. J. A. Lainbcraon has during the oat f6.50@8.50; best barley f5.00@ "snow rollers.” Freshly fallen snow condition. .-r fail...I ... ....... - fl OI I bottini, 7ft. ' ’«•r r.lX-l U. cur.-, no No matter how long you have been rnatt«r how **rioun or of how lonif xUtndlnir. lO-NiiltA •ii'tiltir «Fut on ritqneeta past few months bought for shipment 7.00; alfalfa, f5.OO@7.OO per ton; was rolled by the wind Into Innumer troubled or to what extent, from ItN oho will atrtonlth you. It it «(«olutely gnf? able cylinders, some of them as large prevents Ntrkturn. and can b<- taken without in<‘onvH- near Lebanon, 340 tons of cascara bark, straw, 30 @ 85c per bale. Dh-nre arid d< Untion from huHlnoMi. I’RK E. 13 00. h,r hiw wLr“l,a!',<’ *'nt prepaid by • ipro«, Potatoes—Early Rose, 40@55c; Ore as a barrel, which dotted the bills and Hoore’s Revealed Remedy J7lm for which he has paid $60 a ton, or a plainly wrapped, on receipt of price, by will chtb you. Th oil mtn «I* who hnve siiffir«.! ,q fields. Similar rollers have been seen . . » AHMt CHICAL ea.Cblcatfo.lU. Irenti il Helen« total of $24,000. He has also bought gon Burbanks, fl.25@1.50; river Bur with rh«iinn»tl»in totally to It, cur.tlv« power.. Circular mailed on H-quoMt. ’ I I I y nini 80 tons of Oregon grajie root, paying banks, 5O@70c; Salinas Burlanks, In recent years In Connecticut, In Kan It I, 41.00 per bottle at your druxgliit'». equ.lle* L "“Id by him, Is un- cotilhleilti h I* sas and In the State of Washington. ||" Clll»»hltFi)tnR airy | therefor $1,200. The doctor is also 90c@f1.15 per sack. I y rorrop«ndincf Writ, to NAfHAN P E N S I ON Tropical Fruits—Bananas, fl.50@ The size varies with the strength of I IL Investigating the market for fir balsam, r BICKFORD. Washington. 0. C.. they win r„. having bought 60 barrels of that article 2.50 per bunch; pineapples, $2.00@ the wind. mt. mitrar.* noor, II celve quick replle». B 5th N. H. Vol* Hiatt 20th Corp». Pronecutlmt claim, »Ince IM7» paying $1,250 per barrel. Dr. Lam- 4.00; Persian dates, 6@6>io per Glass Railways. for liernon, who resides at Starbuck, pound. By means of a valuable toughening Wash., states that he is now convinced process recently discovered glass may ¿.<1 that the collection of medicine barks, There are in existence more than 700 be molded Into lengths and used as MACHINERY, all kinds ito., «fill prove a permanent industry biographies of Columbus, written in railway Bleepers. It Is, therefore, pos- ..1 MtlaflM IMI.. M ...TATUM A BOWIN... |H that section 0/ Oregon. various languages. tibia to have a complete glass railway. NO. 40 ’VW. Danger Signal “Necessity is the Mother of Invent ion.,f Schilling's Packages Bad Blood • THE TABLET DRUGGISTS , “‘,'|’ .C"C*,,"• OR. GUNN’S "uVER10 PILU RHEUMATISM DISAPPEARS QUICKLY $ ARTER'S INK C YOUNG MEN! R Women” French Female Pille, 2» 1» 36 Flrat ltr,M FORTLAND, OR. o I yyi. »••M.Ï‘Ihf.