U. S. SENATOR ROACH
OTECT SETTLERS.
Wind-up
Heil Land
Claim
Not
Agaiiial Occupant*
Krally
Ktractive
Burden of Proof
on Railroad, Instead of Kettler.
Says Peruna, the Catarrh Cure,
Gives Strength and Appetite
RtVIkW
WeEKLY
of
Old
OF
Nualnla*
TRADE.
Holding
Hack New Tranaactiuti*.
R. G. Dun & Co.’s weekly review
«ays: Failures in 1899 were 9,398 in
number, with liabilities of $128,132,-
679.
i'he last few days of the year
added a few to the uuinber, and some
millions to the known liabilities of
firms aud batiks which (ailed close to
the eud, so that commercial defaults
reached $90,879,889. Most people in
business have been so occupied with
their accounts aud the settlements of
the ;>ast year that little new business
has yet been doue. No new tendeucy
in manufactures or in trading appears,
and less change than was anticipated iu
money markets.
There is nothing unsound in the
business of the great industries, but an
extensive revision of prices may dis­
appoint extreme expectations. Two
ways of stimulating business are adopt­
ed. The Iron Age notices "transac­
tions of magnitude in foundry iron,
which indicates that some sellers are
willing to make concessions to secure
the trade of good customers.” But the
steel ami wire company has advanced
prices of wire uails,
barbed and
smooth wire 25 cents.
Wool is strongly held, though prices
of a month ago cannot lie otbaineii.
Cotton does not rite further because re­
ceipts from plantations have somewhat
increased, and accounts of largo stocks
at many small towns have attracted
attention.
Cotton goods are at the highest quo­
tation of last year, with good demand,
though cotton has declined a little.
Wheat moved very sluggishly, with
small change iu prices. In six months
of the crop year about 99,000,000 bush­
els (flour included), have been ex­
ported, against 123,000,000 last year.
Atlantic exports have now fallen to
only 2,690,926 bushels for the week,
against 5,514,240 last year, and Pacific
exports were 531,225 against 614,838
last year.
H<tn«*i H«»Y*
"I am glad there are a few
people left. Two years ago I
boy around the corner to buy a
o»rd. 1 have never »«on the
hone.t
*'>»“
po«*'
is’/ •*’
tbU 'lay ”
.
"You don’t call that N'T hotieat
“Yea sir I Thia morning •
a jx'stal with this on the back : ’I’"*1’
Sir
Iler* I« your poetai- I s*art«<t m
business with the penny you tt*”’
and have pnwqs’red. I hanks.
1
cago Evening Neww.
From all aoeonuta th» glammaklng
trad« will lu th« near futur» b» revolu­
ti, iii I mm I by machinery. Hom* of the
inventions have emerged from experi­
mental «lag«, »n>l there ar» many more
to follow
O.INMOT
KK
r
“Nature At}hors a Vacuum ••
toothing in the world et^ndi etttt. u
you ere well end strong dey bv dey th,
lui'plics Its Me of sup,.«. If
4
(fl. the Nood u vv«Oft,/ end tsrries in<rrt,
ing guentities of diseased tx«"ii. k’,t4
not change Nature, but you can aid 1^,
keemng the Nood tmre. Hood', Sanare-
nlla does this as nothing else can. ÿ-
sure to get Hood's, because
ua/>
as. n
t’I'HBI»
Settlers iu the states of Washington
H» hreal »vifllMll»«». •• <•>»» '
'ea> l' »•'"
df.e»wd rullio» uf ike aar I here la un-y on»
uid Oregon, and, iu fact, iu all the
t.1“ul..L»iuM..»i"l 'bai la by eonattju-
•taes through which the Northern Pa­
lienal r»m.d'»» n»»l«»»» la eauM.I I.»
In
iaui.-l uoaditlon of Ih» nim-oua limits of lh«
cific railroad passes, are very much in­
Knalaehlan TuM When Ihta Ini'» s»t» tn
terested in the rulings uow l>eiug made
rtania l <on Its»« • lumbllua ..f»t>4 or un|>»r
fret hesriu,, *n<l »h»i> H '• »nllr»l» el.>»»r1
bv the interior department on the act
,leale««« !•’•« I••"II. »ml ul>l«Mlli» Inrtanun»
Kngland**
Armored
Trel«e*
of congress of June 4, 1807, which al­
,1,.II van (>• l.kan out and Ihta lube ie»l >r»>l I"
n. n,u mat iiottAllIoa, l>»»rIn» will b» d«.ir.u».t
Nt've^Ois.ippo^
Tli* nmgnitteeiit armored tram»
lows the Northern Pacific Railroad
, ra> er. nine ce»», oui ol l«n ate cau»»>l !•»
Engluiul Tu her >.<r »uh th»
Company and others to select lands in
,-aianb wbhh la n»ilili>< lull an Inrtam».!
prv’aol her troops iu nlu.ui
.
coirrjlllenot Ut» tnuaouseurfaeaa
lieu of lauds embraced in the various
lfi»t Ho.teiicr'a Momie h llitt.ra drt
Th« Januaty Century.
iva» |I1 si»» ”»>» lluodr»'! I'oilftr» lor »ny
forest reserves aud held by them under
dvspepsla from the huimin
, o»-« ol p»ain»«»ic»u»»<l *'» v»ta»»h) that nan
The
January
Century will ' "iitain «
then
mounts
guard
Unit
U
-lee'not
r
-
nel be oto»d b» itali’» t'atarih t ur» H»nd lo»
patent or under unprotected claims or
The bitter, ha- won tn ev«rv
'
em ula».,
r C||1N1Y A œ T>,^ o poem by lludvnrd Kipling, “•» tli.
squatters’ rights
gestion, cointlpatl-m. liver »' I »!'"'•?
Matter of On«' (’oinpiiHM, •’ Dr.
|
Mitch-
Hold b» firussiai».
in lieu of the lands so relinquished
troubla for titty year».
Hall’» VSBlly i'tll» ara *b» l*»t-
vll’a »lory, ”Tlio Autobiography
,
the railroad company and others was
Naturili g»'
*n hamboo
in that Issue, |,n|
authorised to select from any vacant
Painters ami decorators at Ht. lamls Quack,” and«
tub 's was utilized iu t bina years sgo­
I
Mitchell will lm.
lauds o|«n to settlement.
wsut 87 S cents, eight hours nml Sat­ another **’ in I by Dr.
gin in thn March number. It i* -il||n|
la
the
best
The department of the interior has
urday
half-holiday
on
and
after
April
rise's Cure for Consumption
“Dr North and II lis I Gonds,'• und
held "vacant lauds to settlement” to
of all coush cure« tieorx« W. hots, 1,1900.
____ _____
__
who bun read thn > manuscript cal), l(
Fabueher,
La., Auguai 'M Islt»-
mean, if necessary, all unsurveyed
The I'uitod States turns out annu­ “an npitmiir ol the eeiniirr, eultuman«!
lauds. Therefore, settlers or squatters
The averiige advance in wages in
on uusurveyetl landshave been very un­
Wisconsin for all Classi's in tli« year ally 185,000,000,000 pounds of plug comiiiuu ihhim ot the uineternth t vu.
tury. • •
______
tobacco.
easy for some time, aud many of them
past was 15 per cent.
felt that there is little prospect of hold­
I
I
The S««’ I.lnn has officially an­ r Notldhg
fluor in the why of <*tTo« ti I Vf
ing their claims.
An ingenious Chicago msn is Intro nounced the withdrawal of its ent rate«
The laud department ot the railroad
duciuit n new footboiird designed for th« of $19 ami $17 between St. Paul and railroad advert ini ng Im* reached th«
company, however, asserts that it is
use of bmkemen on the freight trsins. New York, which bid lair (or a time to OOAit thin MHiM<in than the recently ta,
<
not its purpose to take the lauds of any
North.
The device comists of >i number of par­ demoralise the rates of the Western iiued nnw I mmi UI o I of th«» Groat
lama fide settler.
allel iron |’ti>os, one in h in diameter, Passenger Asaoclation. When the Soo ern *y*tem, entitled “.\vn « Aniorlo*,"
Thn ÌNMtklrl
At the same time the department of
and laid iqioiiii framework which rai»e-< made the cut rates high officials of the mavm the Studilo Tillie*
the interior eucouiagvs the settlers to
them eight laches from the level of r<>«d stated that they would remain in contain* mi Acvurntn <l<«M4*tiptb>n <4*
continue their settlement, and within
the car roof. The top sides of the effect until the clone ot thn steamship trip from BuîTrtlo to .Seattle amt gives
illu*lrat<*d by
•hree months after the acceptance of
pipes are (urtiinshed with iron spurs, season, and their withdrawal at thia tXHIIpletO iiifornint
the official survey of their lauds to as­
placed close together, much in the same tune indicates that thn Soo could not photograph«, <»t nvvry point of iiiti mpt
sert their claims thereto.
tending over
manner as spikes upon a ratling
It is w lthstan I the ]<owerfnl pressure brought pammd on the journey
The ruling of the department is that
a di«tHn< A of 9,900 mile*. Th© adver*
claimed by this arrangement the spun t.i l>aar u|xiu it by »«xoetato lino».
the party first initiating the right of
timing d«i|Mirtineiit of the Great North»
prevent the feet from slipping on such
settlement has the prior claim.
St. Louis machinery moulders now ein i* being nhowrred with letter* eoui»
ice as gathers, while the snow falls be­
Congressman Jones, of Washington,
tween the rows of pipes upon the roof. get $2.75 a day; two months ago $2. pliinetilary to the new publication.
who has just introduced a relief bill on
behalf of settlers, is of the opinion
that most settlers would not think of
fighting the railroad company, and,
therefore, the law as it was enacted
does grave injustice to settlers, as a
rule. In an interview Mr. Jones said:
"It has l>een repeatedly asserted that
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.
lands upon which there are settlers
Meattie Market*.
have been filed on by the railroad com­
Onions, new, $1.00 cd 1.25 per sack
pany under the present law. To pre­
Potatoes, new, $16020,
vent this is one of the objects of the i
Hon. W. N. Roach, United S'ate» Senator From North Dakota.
Beets, per sack, 75085c.
arc packed away in your imides and must be kept dean,
Hon. AV. N. Roach, United States Senator from North Dakota, personally en- law. I know that settlers have their
Turnips, per sack, 60c.
in order and doing business.
remedy.
That
is
to
fight
the
claim
of
iorses Peruna, the great catarrh cure and tonic. In a recent letter to the I’e-
Carrots, per sack, 50c.
It's a long way, with many turns and pitfalls to catch
runa Medicine Company, at Columbus, Ohio, written from Washington, D. C., the company and establish their prior
Parsnips,
per
sack,
75085c.
rights. This is expensive. The set­
Senator Roach says:
Cauliflower, 75c®$l per dozen.
the refuse and clog the channel if not most carefully
tlers are not wealthy. The prospect of
Cabbage, native aud California,
x ersuaded by A irtend 1 have used Peruna as a tonic, and I am gflad I delay is discouraging, and many prefer
cleaned out every day.
** «*-»•• -*•»
090c per 100 pounds.
to testify that it has greatly helped me in strength, vigor and appetite.
abandon their settlements rather
When
this
long
canal
is
blockaded, look out foe
Peaches, 65080c.
I have been advised by friends that it is remarkably efficacious as a cure
the expeU8e and delay
“ j Apples, $1.2501.50 per lox.
trouble—furred tongue, bad breath, belching of gases,
Pears, $1.0001.25 per box.
for the almost universal complaint of catarrh*”
"The railroad cannot complain at
yellow spots, pimples and boils, headaches, spitting up uf
Prunes, 60c per lx>x.
Senator Roach’s home address is Larimore, North Dakota.
these provisions. If its claim to a tract
food after eating,— an all-around disgusting nuisance.
Watermelons, $1.50.
Peruna is not a guess, nor an experimmt; it is an absolute, scientific cer- of land is just it will prevail. Delay
Nutmegs,
500
75c.
talnty. Peruna cures catarrh wherever located. Peruna has no substitutes—no and expense cannot hurt it as they do
Violent pill poisons or griping setts ere denser-
Butter—Creamery, 32c per pound;
rivals. Insist upon having Peruna. Let no one persuade you that some other the settler. All it has to do is to in­
ous to use for cleening out the bowels. They
dairy,
17022c;
ranch,
22c
per
pound.
remedy will do nearly as well. There is no other systemic remedy for catarrh spect the land. If it finds a settler
force out the obstruction by ceasing •violent
Figgs—Firm, 25(3 26c.
but Peruna. Address the Peruna Medicine Company, Columbus, Ohio, for a and does not think lie is there bona fide
spesms of the bowels, but they lee-ve the Intes­
Cheese—Native. 16c.
free book on catarrh, written by Dr. Hartman.
it can contest his claim as any other
Poultry—9(310c; dressed, 13014c.
tines week end even less eblé to keep up reguter
—| contestant, but it should bear the bnr-1
Hay—Puget Sound timothy, $12.00;
movements then before, enJ meke e lerger dose
Victim
of
Hla
Own
Meillelne.
den
of
such
contest.
These
bills
are
The bill to protect child labor has
choice Eastern Washington timothy,
necessery next time.
A physician of Eastbourne,
re- introduced without any hostility to the
passed the Georgia senate. The bill
$17.00(318.00
cently
made
up
a
draught
for
a
patient,
railroad,
but
out
of
a
desire
to
do
jus-
«eeks to prevent children under the age
Corn—Whole, $23.00; cracked, $23;
Then you have the pill habit, which kills more people
putting in by mistake strychnine In- | tice to the settler. I believe the gov-1
of 12 years from working in the factor­
feel meal, $23.
than the morphine and whiskey habits combined.
ies unless widowed mothers or invalid stead of chloroform, and wheu she com­ ernment should be quite lenient with
Barley—Rolled or ground, per ton,
plained that it made her sick, got angry men who are striving to reclaim the
fathers need their labor.
The only safe, gentle but certain bowel cleansers are
$21; whole, $22.
and to prove that the medicine was all public domain, especially nowjwhen
Flour—Patent, per barrel, $3.25;
TO CUKC A COLD IN ONE DAT
eweet, fragrant CASCARETS, because they don’t force
right swallowed balf the con cuts of the choice land is taken up. If we
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. tbe bottle himself. He Immediately rec­ had more owners of small tracts of blended straights, $3.00; California,
out the foecal matter with violence, but act as a tonic on
$8.25; buckwheat flour, $6.00; gra­
All druggists refund the money if it ognized tbe symptoms of strychnine land we would be better off.”
TW* AI.lWKVTAltY CANAL. 1 t*~rr
*
the
whole 30 feet of bowel wall, strengthen the muscles
ham,
per
barrel,
$3.80;
whole
wheat
»»u;.a«ri-
'«.»:4V»
»ni.l>«w>«»;,t
.Tu<-i
n
-
u>.
,ar.»i
fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature poisoning, used a stomach putup a.id
Senator Foster and Representative
ckrduu-and >f 4»(M<-a l j-, -T ..d 4
flour, $3.00; rye flour, $3.80 0 4.00.
< l>u.^.»yn V A «Il
a ( « Si»»:: la-«»
and
restore healthy, natural action. Buy and try them!
is on each box. 25c.
other means to destroy tbe effects, but Cushman have each given much atten­
••"t" 1
■ »-nnir.rm «.«...U, |
Millstuffs—Bran, per ton, $15.00;
w T'SM’a’“ o-‘‘»a. Il Mj.wulfna
u ain
a..-
tion to the claims of settlers and their
You will find that in an entirely natural way your bowels
V»i 11 K«ilur. 1« «uu, fa. d,«d.-,iu l.««au.«««. «iut
After April 1 carpenters will demand died soon after.
‘ | shorts, per ton, $17.00.
Ua «y.«il
Tl>a
latwun. «n-.UM |a|. U m
rights, and in all cases there is an un­
an advance of 40 cents per day and a
Is-nlnMOK-.er >-«lo« «I u.
ik. ,
„;k«w will be promptly and permanently
Woman’s Right» In Turkey.
Feed—Chopped feed, $19.50 per ton;
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qualified sentiment favorable to the
prolonged fight is looked for.
The Turkish woman Is marriageable
middlings,
per
ton,
$20;
oil
cake
meal,
pioneer and home-building squattei
per ton, $30.00.
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth­ at the age of 9 years and by Turkish and settler.
ing Syrup the best remedy to use for thriv law at that age. If married, she !• com­
Portland Market.
children during th» teething period.
petent to manage her property aud dis­
Government Hospital at Vancouver. I
Wheat — Walla Walla,
51@52c;
pose
of
one-third
of
her
fortune.
Tbe
President Beebe, of the Portland Valley, 52c; Bluestem, 54c per bushel,
A pioneer sheep feeder of Fort Col­
Flour—Best grades, $3.00; graham,
lins, Col., is feeding 25,000—the larg­ law allow» her to abondun her hus­ chamlier of commerce, at its last meet-
est number ever fed by one individual. band*» house for just cause and will pro­ ing, called attention to the bill locating $2.50; superfine, $2.15 per barrel,
tect her tn so doing. Sho caunot be com­ a permanent general hospital at Van-
Oats—Choice white, 84® 35c; choice
VITALITY low, debilitated or exhausted cured bv
pelled to labor for the support of b»t couver, Wash., which has been intro- gray, 34c per bushel.
Dr. Elina's Invigorating Tonic. FREE *1. Trial
husband- __________________
Bottle containing 2 Weeks* treatment. Dr. Kline's
duced in congress by Representatives
Barley—Feed barley, $15(3 13.00;
Institute, W1 Arch St., Philadelphia. Founded 1871.
The first recorded strike in the Uni­ Jones, of Washington. George Taylor, | brewing, $18.000 18.50 per ton.
London holds 63 per cent of its po- ted States is that of the journeymen jr., said that the hospital was of great
Millstuffs—Bran, $17 per ton; mid­
licemen for night duty.
im[s>rtance to Portland. ‘‘Vancouver’s filings, $22; shorts, $18; chop, $10 per
bakers of New York in 1541.
healthful location is well known,” said ton.
Health
from an ji Open Fireplace.
.
.
I mr.
lajxug.
dviuic luug,
aa «* j —
--- Timothy,
amiiuhuj , $9.50(311;
«pa.uv (_uf 11, clover.
VlUVCr,
Mr. Taylor.
"Before
long, iiiuuy
many wi
sol- - i Hay
A recently patented freight seal han
byalclans aie discovering that th» dierg wjh |,e returning from the Phil- $7®8; Oregon wild hay, $6®7 per ton.
made its appearance on the market,
•Id-tlm» open fir» had much to do with 1
-
1
-
--
ippines. and Vancouver is the place for
Butter—Fancy creamery, 50® 55c;
and several lines are now considering
th« health of our grandmother» and them.” The trustees voted to request seconds, 42>4®45c; dairy, 87H®40c;
its adoption. The new seal is said to
that steam heat and furnace beat ar» the Oregn congressional delegation tc store, 25@35c.
possess many advantages over the com­
responsible for mauy ailments. Steam co-operate with the Washington dele-
Eggs—20c per dozen,
To any iwtdy mortal, who can t afford to buy. w« will mall a box frw.
Addrus Sterling Rtmady Company. Chicago or Naw York, sis
mon lead seal now in use. It consists
heat especially has a way of gradually
gation in behalf of the Vancouver hog-
Cheese—Oregon full cream, 13c;
of a tablet of terra cotta, on which the
Increasing so that anyone who Is used pital. Statistics showing that Van- Young America, 14c; new cheese 10c
initials of the road are stamped, and
to a »team-heated room becomes an couver is a healthier place than the per pound.
JSC. SAMPLE BO ' TLE toe.
FOR NEXT 30 DAYS.
perforated by a square hole, through
easy victim to colds and all th» long Presidio will lie sent to Washington tc
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $2.50®
which the fastening device is passed.
string of ailments to which a cold Is the help the bill along.
3.50 per dozen; hens, $4.00; springs,
It is impossible when applied to car
Introduction. An open fir» Is a sort of
---------------
$2.50(3 3.50; geese, $7.00®9.00 forold;
doors, to open them without first break­
Inspiration In Itself, and since It draw»
Northwest Notes.
I $1.50536.50 for young; ducks, $4.50
ing the seal. When broken no amount In tbe out-of-door oxygen through all
Steelhead salmon are reported very ■ I P*r dozen; turkeys, live, 12},® 13c
of ingenuity could serve to prevent the
MACHINERY, ai . i . kinds
Science,
the cracks and crannies It help» to puri­
numerous in Coos bay.
P®r P°nn,l.
knowledge it had been tampered with.
Yet
fy tbe air In the room while It beats It
...TATUM A BOWEN...
I Potatoes—55® 75c per sack; sweets,
The
Dalles
has
authorized
a
contract
2®2>ic
per
pound.
ï» I» IS Slew tlr»»t
PORIISSO OS.
Great Britain's Locomotives. •“»
Vegetables__ Beets, $1; turnip*, 90c
There are 19,914 locomotives at work for an electric fire alarm system for 1C
I per sack; garlic, 7c per pound; cauli*
18
on the railways of the United Kingdom, yearg-
Fish
Commissioner _____
Little ___
has _ ar- d°wer> 15c per dozen; pa th ni pw, $1
UfmULn
M
the U» Wfc
and each of these on an average runs
____ ________________
tneiU^nal/le ralue h«-
k'.",'/, "¿‘I w",l'le,fi|l
bROPlt.” s
<>f
19,096 miles in a year, and earns fot I ranged to plant a carload of Kantern I l,eaM- 6@6c per pound; celery, 70(3
jnercr of <tl»»«e> which h»C. »1 »«y. d.f * ?,>.
'if '"""•nlG 1» no l<,n»»r »111.» Address till \ KW k IKK, Mountain Home. Ids.
I”’1* dozen, cucumbers, 50c jier hRoftr rti-fli. U..M JI-.
.,..1 hM robt'" (i Im i . "
"" 'I!'
thli £4,578, so that each mile the loco* lobsters in l'uget sound waters as an I
y»t ln»,nt«1 bv man for th«q« IH iu ,,i I'.iJi! / ,h*lr'»rror Tbla la truly a (list slveii
motive runs Its gross receipts ar» about I exjierirnent.
box; peas, 8®4c per pound; tomatoes,
comln» sensratfona aa th» meal womtarfu i roJuni, , 'f,»''I
liaiirtct down i<.
75o per box; green corn, 12 % ® C'»nturr Thia r.-rnedy I, |..,,(ih, . "J ,J-I-
■lurlnt ft..- Nine,,., ,u,
4s. 9d. Lika tbe human factor In all
blncd
We ohallen,. the
e»Z-e?f Hh. ’
»!'
remedlw e.„n ONE FOR A DOSE. Cur* Mieli ||rad*ch*
A horse, loade-I with United Stated ]jc per dozen.
Aathm., 1.» lirtpp*, ¿"<1 kl„.1r.'<l ft I. e.t"
I"
"J1 "*
f »'-rrh. *»ur»lBla.
Industries, the locomotive to day ts do­
•■*1
lUruitf* plmplff* *tnl Purify U»*
Hops—8® 1 lc; 1898 crop, 5® 6o
’fl. Alti I’Iff. Mloii afnl Prevent IlilioiiatiPM
!>*»
ing mor» than that of ten years ago, mail, was recently killed near the falls
»«•lltvcly cur»d In «abort time m«nv who w..r, b'a o ft ,7 Wl“1 tl‘l, '’"■'"'t' '‘"l
not
(
(ripe
t>r
M|<k
en Toron tin re you wnwlllnmll
ys>* br the u»f of Cftitehe«, «nd ,!||| ,,thRr, uh . 2-' l'1"" G’ >‘ «r«. other« who could only
UUV, unlike
uiumv . tbe
ue uumau
Wool—Valley, 12®
13c per
but,
human lacior,
factor, engines
engines | '>elow I5rewHt«r valley by missing its
12018c
per pound;
poun< I ; dt^TL.
I. no «..„.ration W. bsv. th. evid.^ in'”
¡•"'I’1«
"ffutl l".a f-.r M.
Dll HO«ANKU
•<•»., Pl.llu.ln, Ptu.D, ft.,ld |,7 |>ru„l.i..
are now earning less; the 15,924 locotno- |
a Pr^il’ite °r | Eastern Oregon, 8® 14c; mohair, 27®
below.
The mail I 80c per ponrid.
tivea then on tbe railway each ran 19,- I the
' " rocks, 150 feet U
'"
•y4TbLrA\^>>F«,l’K,'!i,,A'
u!^'rll‘'i,,l'>v'7ri,V,.,i’ **
NRVRALOI A.
Mutton—Gross, best sheep, wethers NSPi.’’5KVO’dKAKT waAKvAa^TooVy^
«LICKPl.ltaw
035 mllee, and earned £4.929 par annum. was recovered. ..
tan ML' a I h NKHS. BRUNI Mins, I li “riind JJnJi’v**, V’a ■ABAVHIt, CKKKI'-
If, therefore, we take the coat of an
The Christian denomination of Al- an<l ewe*’ s^c; 'lresse<l mutton, 6® laoured
*7 **•!• ftntsiy. they atay enrr-d of th«.„ dt-e.i.l,,rN,iV/’'. ■*****’ •,‘1’ w,‘"r«
average locomotive at £2,700, It Is found luiny intends to build anew church Hc I*r P°un,h laml*, 7^ic per pound,
futwre Attack. "5 hKors ■ I. t|„. nBme
nvel.,»* t!’
11 »'»rtlrtec the ayaurn «»alnat any
Mid by Mall or Kxpraaa. «1 no. or «1. bottle, b,, ?- ’•* ,1”! 'J"«" I*'«« botil„ (»» flo«..) pre
that ehe earns In groaa receipts her total and has raised $2,000 toward it. The
Hogs—Gross, choice heavy, $5.00; th»
bext thirty day. from the date ofthi« i ar,er »Twin
? ,’"ul'!«- '«sular price. Vr , but for
T-'«>»p« •><
Excellent Combination. eoet In »«ven months; but the profits are pastor announces that the size of the '^ht and feeders, $4.50; dressed, each Noone can «pprtmlate thia »„nd,,,, re mid» atm
quite another matter.
building is to be determined by thr T5-5006.0° per iOO pounds,
The pleasant method and beneficial
iso-l«* ft. Lak» Ntr««t, < hloaftv, III.
amount of money raised, as the congre
Beef Gross, top steers, $3.5004.00:
effect» of th» well known remedy,
It* Glory Don*.
gation intends to build only such j I <’OWH- $3 0 8.50; dressed l>eef, 6^53
S tkv F or Flos, manufactured by the
In one of the flneat citie* of onrweat,
C alivohxia Fie S trop Co., illustrate there lives a certain man who has been structure as may be dedicated free from
I**1 pound,
■ »row paying crop* I mm - uiin « tliry'm H
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa­
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
debt.
Veal—Large, 6>i@7>£c; small, 8@
■ frnah and always th« •»•*<. For ■
tive principles of planta known to be prominent all hla life in the work of
■ *al* nv«*rywliern. llrfiiM«
Hutr* ■
.
8>ic per pound.
anil Wir«* W«MUv
medioinally laxative and presenting building and managing theater). He
The common coun< il of The Dlillea
„
_--------------
■ Htlfk lo Ferry*« Herd* nml proRper ■
them in the form most refreshing to the has been too busy at thin to have much haB passed an ordinance to refund $20,-
w u ’ . TT *71. ''‘’’ i “»'.’J? ’5C **'
"S’11!'*!1** * *ll°^ WOKK8; WllfK
",
I 1900 Hoed Annual froe. Writ« for H
taste and aooeptabl» to the system. It time for reading. When his pile was 000 Lf 6 per cent lx,nds at 4 per cen .
>H1 Iron lonclnv: ortie» railing, «io. SM A liter
I
0. M. FERRY A CO., Detroit. Mich.
I
is the on» perfect strengthening laxa­ made he started for Europe and visited
“’" pound; Eastern Oregon, 12®16c; Vai-
I
At the December meeting of the I ley, 20(322c; Northern, 10012c.
tive, cleansing the system effectually, the various countries. Among other
Ma«i|i|ller, ati«| Auppiua.
dispelling oolds, headaches and fever»
board of Thurston county commission-
Hops—1899
crop,
ll®12o
JMlF
gently yet promptly »nd enabling one cities he took in Rome. It chanced ers the quesiton of calling $20,000 pound,
' Uuner’,N.'’‘: KNGINKR’
MA-
to qvarcome habitual constipation per­ that h» drove out in the country and
«hin«),, tupplir, tnu, virstm., Poril»n4,ür.
Onions—Yellow, 75(885c per sack.
manently. It» perfect freedom from was shown the Coliseum. The guide worth of the Olympia & Chehalis rail­
Thu
a. wall aa
Bl»»rtl»<»r fr->tr*"li.S
Butter—Fancy
creamery
every objectionable ’quality and sub- told him it was a theater. The old road funding bonds of 1889 was consid­
26c;
Ä2voÄKb.
Ostmof.. PUaa aratura I l.jOr. ■oennko’, >11» Wemedr
atan»e, and it» acting on the kidneys, man was surprised. When he came ered, and the call decided upon. Ol -lo seconds, 24
~~
5325c; fancy dairy, 21
Btopa llrhln, an.l bl...Tu., A ¡.«..J-, f »mura
•
ina-
hlner»
L
1
?
in
gem
mi
upremely
Jar al «lr<i,,iala nr anni l.r mall Tr. aliaa tr— Wrila
liver »nd bowels, without weakening back he was asked about his trip; he course, as the bonds have 10 years yet <3 28c; < do
’
_____
seconds, 19c _ per pound.
B»alM>ulr<mr<iaa». Illi IU >s a NKU, I’hilada , I’a.
plow.
tJi
’
,2
'*
Di«»,
boilars,
tanks,
pumps,
or irritating them, make it the ideal
Eggs—Store, 28® 81c; fancy "ranch,
mentioned Rome. Naturally he was to run the call was conditional on the
t XI J"?
Th. new
reat
laxativa
DR. MARTEL* flOOK.
w
’■'luallerL
wl,"',,ll|l. sold by him, Is Illi-
disposition of the holders to release 39c.
asked
if
he
had
seen
the
Coliseum.
He
In the prooeas of manufacturing figs
them.
onic
Millstuffs
—
Middlings,
$16.00
®
are used, »» they are pleasant to the had. He didn’t think much of it. To
—Rent A*«*. In plain, noalml
"f1*
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the quote his own words:
"It was a
day for thi» Hook coiifstliiinjt
A Pomeroy man has been fined $20 19.00; bran, $13® 14.00.
'¿VUU iara and .................. ot bit ÎAKTIL1J»
remedy are obtained from senna and blamed good house once, but it’s in
Hay—Wheat $6.50® 9; wheat and
for
allowing
his
son
to
remain
on
the
other aroinatio plants, by a method ruins now.”—Detroit Free Press.
i/ii'.oTi’V';;'*
r* m'“*'« ol,,t *p-' ‘
streets after 7:30 o’clock in the even­ oat $7.50539.00; best barley $5.00(3
known to the CALironitiA Fie S tbup I
Mfle II
..
Pralaod by tbo!)Mn<1n of MtUflnd ladloaa*
N() (’AML bniln l»T *
‘'Urt
*r,<1
id *- «very
ing, in violation of a curfew ordinance. 7.00; alfalfa, $5.00®7.50 per ton;
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
•afo. al wayn r«tl iab I «and without an
Escape of the Newly Wedded.
no
~
bold by nil drugtflRf«In ni» fai boi, Freiicn
straw, 355345c per bale.
effects and to avoid imitations, please
from
IU
liZ
wll
i
,ow
Haaul
four onUrn In nitie, Whltm andTfod. fabn no «»»bar.
A newly married couple In New
The oldest letter-carrier in Seattle
prawnt* -trio, L*!J'f1
1 »■ •banl
ltoly
aal
—j.---- ’ j-
”'F welfc,
)r»noh Drug Cu„l»l A usu HmrlBU, F»w YwS <->*/■
remember the full name of the Company
Potatoes—Early Rose, fl .00; Ore-
nienc» and dxt*»ntl<>nnr
« taian • without
without Inrun*
incon vs»
VIN
bv ft rrHaM A ' fr'’,n »»•••!»»**«•. PRlcOni
PRICE
M kor
F
printed on the front of every package. Brunswick. N. J., circumvented thel;- is Everett A. Hartley, whose term of gon Burbanks, 65c53 1.10; river Bur-
mischievous friends by starting on service dates from August 6, 1888. He
»
•»rappel,
r,„t ,lf
|re
I (•repaid hy ntprera.
Ice, by
CURE YOURSELF I
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. their wedding journey by way ot the will, therefore, wear two black stars. banks, 45® 75c; Salinas Burbanks,
H AL (JU., Chicago, I".
If«« 111* <4 for unn*|ur*l
VVUi
•AM rBAMCISCO, OAI a
$1.00® 1.25 per sack.
dl*«Ti*rg**,lnfl*mn»*fl‘’r»*)
roof. Th» friends, well-supplied Trltb
LOX7I9TTLLM. KT.
VBW TuBK. V. T.
Irrltail'»*«
or ulo*r*W""*
The private banking firm at Burns
5h»A
Citrus Fruit —Oranges,
Valencia,
For Ml« tor all Dm«1ata.—Price 50c. per bottle. rice and old slippers, stood at the foot
of m ii c o u a membrane.
net to •tflfttnra.
has been dissolved, and in its stead a $2.75(33.25; Mexican limes, $4.0053
Tvf
of
I'aHihM, and not aatrin*
_
PreTERU Ceti tagion
of th» stairs. Th» pair ascended to th» bank has been incoi pirated by citizens
• •iTHlhAwlOHIMlflM
gont or pobionoua-
•ol4 by Dr«c*t"<»»
roof, walked to the sdjotalng bousj, With a paid-up capital of $25,000. J. 5.00; California lemons 75c®$1.60;
IMOINNATI.O.
do choice $1.75(32.00 per box.
or *ant In plain wZPPP!'r;
People
then down end through th» rear doof
W. Biggs is president. The News saya
Tropical Fruita—Bananas, $1.6053
to a back street, where they entered a
CAroAlar *«nt on rM'i«»
the stockholders are prominent citizens 2.50 per bunch; pineapples, nom­
ting carriage and were driven to of Harney county.
Moore’s Revealed Remedy
inal; Persian dates,
6® 6 Ho per
mUway statloa.,
j
No, »-l»<»n.
P. K. Ü.
pound.
k
Grow up wlih H.
LVABf* writing tn adr«rti»«r» pl»«»»
30 FT. OF BOWELS
13
Made CLEAN and STRONG by
CANDY
CATHARTIC
JOc.
25c. 50c.
DRUGGISTS
drops ! A
MARVELOUS DISCOVERY
Medical
Astonishing,
True.
Wonderful,
CURES RHEUMATISM, MEURALGIA IND SCIATICA.
PAUPCD
Curable
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YOUNG MEN!
elief for Womc|iM
R
French Female Pills«
M ariani
Haj
^Yniyixftritnct
Weak and
Worn-Out
artersink
C
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"»»»tlon th!» p»p»r.