Weekly Oregon statesman., August 28, 1900, Page 7, Image 7

iWEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1S09.
BACK FROM CAPE NOME
EX-GOT. 'J.- H. EUETCHEB BtlCBNg
fROM TQE GOLD BEACH.
Ha Drwt a Weird Flrtura of th Northern
Coaatry Harder aad Robbery
Oeeai) Dally,
Aug. 25.
ret timed to
3d aliw-iice
Frni Daily Statesman,
Ex-dov. J. II. Fletcher
Suleui last eveuung, after
of six months, rsfM-iit on the gold-bearing
sands of Xoih. Mr. Fletcher left
Nome City on tj , ken mer Ta coma,
August 14th, arriving in Seattle on
Thummy evening. 4 f His mm Ham,
woo awompanKti inn, fcQaiurd la'
Tamnraottf thiy, ifd w-4il arrive home
this evening. otlW of the Sab m
jrwi Hunters , returning froui Nome!
wiiii i.ov. r letcner are Prof. J. o. Hall
ru the tM'Mi.ii n,i . snreMU nt given one ereek lu Ihe f
lit would
Klondike
all the
n iui r.Miim 1 . . . .
, ..v n it lanreiv tiriveo. rnitu t i -r: . ,
by .mTi -that iv ", U."r- y ,m ,rc- 0 W3S
The bHI of last J.-:.rV'.r:!:",i"l.ia,Aw,,?I running an
-ui4-B uWl pnaup rm mn? n an hoitr r.- it
work. It i probable Mr, Hall will yo
hack to Klondike next spring.
lieac!
bill of .-lst jIMto
t -
-wit t axe the bench, which has
Ik en largely done by outsiders, by
Krcr or attorney. who art driving
vhe leot,.le off the J teach, and are de
I riving tlieui of he .only op-tort unity
t ra a dollar to get oat of the
o7ntr io. , ,
"We had u iiHHtn and n half of yery
good weatlier. Im tii' liok-rou..
rainy weather h.i now in, atttl it
- IiiiiJiM:ible to walk ovt or trarH
ou tlw tiHHlra. Nome itwjf is ?a clty
f mml. ond v-rylMly Ik vvnwM
to wear rt?bi.T Iwwt. lluHimouji H
vi't-y prevalent. Siiiailiox lui.l ne:riy
lI.ai:tr.VreI -ttIumi I l-rt. 1 i .
"'I 1mjioiii fail.-n fat out f
the twvn, ami lit tl lmiiKK 1 4b.i1.1r
or any kiiwl.
At Bed Time
Ulte a pleasant herb drink, the nrxt
morning 1 feel bright and my cojiV
plexion Js Letter. My doctor says
it acts gently on the stomach, liver
and kidneys, and is a pieaiaait laxa
tive It is made form herbs and
is prepared a i easily as tea. It is
ca.lcd L-ane s Medicine. All
gists seil it at 25c. and 50c Lanc'fc
LIVES IN NICARAGUA
B. R. MaCY. A RESIDENT UF CENTRAL
AMERICA,
lit UM Caffe tha rrodatuf
I. Tbat Coaatr.
of
Family Medicines moves the bowels i ,
each day. If you cannot get it. sendj
lor a iree sample. AUdress. Orator
F. Woodward. Le Roy. N. Y. 5. .
tFnua Ikiily Staifsnun. Aiir. 2T.
11. Ill Macy. for.5T years a resident
of Matagalpa. Nlarai:ua, w-a In Sa-
drng- l-m yejsu-rlay l-avhifr fr thi Hist on
ihe -4oYlock train, when he exicti
..r K..1.1.' Kot.. .....i t... -....,., - '- iv, until some khki or or
..y.c-, ouiujj 01 ,k-r i n-torM
-st aieu, -reu H. Gti-r, a son of
"j riru iiiv KaKKu are. v un iik iimiixs nwro i
uom- iitue now. : 1 fi,M sight in the onin uteb of ex-
"Murder. Bukidea and .chloroform- Sheriff John Knight on h farm eat
iui? pe.Ie la tlcir leiiw au.l h.I.Mms uf the Iu.I.yn traiuinj; s i..M.l at 4'hetu-U.-i.
ae laciilvjits of nightly .--iir- awa. The work of pnllinjrAthe onion
AH Uie !Sal.m people, so far as I
NOME.
L'ihiO to 4m liush.-l- of therfk. and ihey
lie pretty thkk in row the Ur
and a half acre?. The laij-i is yae f
tin rk'htvt in the Itke Itbi-h tlU
tr!et. Ixiiic vry black. It has lwu
well fertilizetl. After the onions are
well enred, they will be sarkt-d and
lut avay in the Iwru. where thr will
remain until atout Christmas, when
visit for stime time before rptnrn-
ing to- hi Central American home.
Mr. IMaey wa boru In Ohio alwut "
; ears ago, and in early manhotnl came
to California where he lived ) for a
lime, biK nut at Is fled with life there
he liee.ime a sailor and soon tir-
he
he
set I led
has since re-
dowji
iiS of ihi vacation
j;t M;i;a''-.n;i. where
sshhtl. I '
When s4n yterday by a repres
entative .f the Statesman he talked
freely alH.ut his adopted home.
Maiaitaipa Is a city of altont roo
jwHjphv situaietl on tlie lauk of the
.MatatliKt river. This is the home
cf -t!ie largest foreign eokmy in Cen
tral Amcrsca.' uumoenug alntut 11, a
e majority of whom art. Aiaeri-
i
!
i
Mantling on the deck of Ie steainMiij 'Tafoma. anions
lin.lr-l luiMMtuigers. tis 4he iniihd -a war fiom tie Citv
Tuesday. I lie 14th of August, linn. I. Tor tlu iiix 4iiiie iu my
iod I felt th- iMM'tk iospuiMiou rising withm nw. ainl 1
thor-e pulled tut my jx-iwi-il nud wrote The ft.Howing lines.
tltictioii may u t lie n;-tr'. nor evn tkt nt ihytiie, but it ha the y ui It
of lfiiig my lrmist tifiifiioii of the place, and I Ulieve of iearly every
NTiii wiw kK-lit tin Rummer theie. J. II. ri.ETt'IIKU.
Thou ma sic city of the frozen north.
HL-ick xiHtt itfM.n the midnight sun.
Wica fully sought fr, bin of lilfU- worth; ' .
iladly we from thy precincts run,
j (And thus I'scaiK'
Tlie wrt'lchitl faiie
tf thost who Ih'Hk great wealth to make.
O. Ntrtiie' ! Tlitrti Mecca of tlie m liict ht.jie,
Hare tleceiver, built llon a lie:
Already t'iiou luis sreMchetl llw hciiiieu roie
Its full length; thou xhalt hastily lie. -Ami
me)." the fate
: tf the rngrate
Who Iwisely it.hs Hit sui:ill niitl great.
. .Vt.me ! TIhuiI wrviit lietl blu4 iifou the face
ttf all he Arctic's ToeiMlleMS waste.
Thou hnst pnmiisttl much to all the ia-e.
Tlten lleeced them lu tlie tjueeii's own taste,
' ; Ami I am one
; Wle"ll always shun
Thy innddy strt-ts Hll time is done. i
What plaits thtui has formed, tint when inflamed.
The crowds tame ru.-liing u thy jUhhv -TImmiM
still ihy AM.rt lilei-a tuiiilia clahns
Antl st.s-k thy tills with gt.ltl galtn-;
I'm. oh. &:tt sight,
Tlicy didn't, bile.
lUlt left tltee Ml a vatlder plight.
t. Nome! I'.ehoid tlie wrecks "niHii thy 'In-aeh.
Tl niHMoiis Kt-sittered 'vcryvhcre
(rim nioiwiiiients of tin "wmr tloiigh" leach.
, WIhi hr.ngs tliy mreels and trrtatheM ihy air.
.'- The tents and tools
I Iu auction stores
Attest the lujeH who Hocked thy hfres. ,
City of sharks nud crooks, of tlmgs and tt.uhs.
(If luiicHs. t!iive- and diven and hell !
L Of silitcides. of murIelt .mm! of UMlghs.
We bitl-theo now a ltu farewell. " -i
Then l-t us pray-
That those wJio stay '
y May ILimI huum iuecius to get away.
Thou basest oily of tlie frigid znt
As euld sis he:itLs Jiat (litis In-guiicd
"Clwei cliacos" o thy tniMha. O. Nome!
T1iu slaiislets't now tiffanietl. tletild.
Then carry ns on.,
Tacoma." on.
To onr lovtsl homes in Oregon.
Why tihoiihl We leave a la ml ttf fruits and 'Mowers.
,Tt seek for gohl iu tliv tlark oiIV
'Why stsk n'hontt amidst tl.ey chilly showers,
Ami xi nd our days in useless noil?
While we can ruu
lb netith the sun.
v And sltout. "Where rolls the Oresou.M
Nwit.niers or teuderft'ct.
they w-ill be sold. Mr. Holm-law has
- the onion patch rented, as he has had !...'
. . . . i .v.s . - - - . :
houiirifully supplied, a
and is as healthy a
found any place in
tiaiuuuh'ntioih 'with tliti
outside world is by" wagou, horse back
tht lHe,ll! l" u "ar ra.h-m miiui itHml AV:ttor
ttf Nome, o 11 "a i'' a"ij, au 01 iiiem oeiaji miuuii auu i,u.rfMt ..li.ieim
Ufe. iumg- aP 1 u exceinnir eoittiinon tor Keeping MCljy as ,.au ,M,
;ue of very gtMjtl size, tlie average be
ing about thrpe to the pound. j
I
IN r.LERDINO KAXKAS.-&tat;v
tics have been rrmpiht1 showing, the;
value of the products of the Kansas i
farms for thi year, showing an en-j
oiaious Income. Wheat is the top item
i putting. .HUio.oi"Vto the credit side.
Next comes the livestock, cattle and
1 gs. st!d andJo be sold for slaughter
within tlie current 12 months, adding
$7r."XUiiO. The third place is taken
by the corn crops already 'sufficiently I
advanced to Warrant an estimate of;
ftMMHi.NM. -Fourth place lielougs to
the hay crop, at $21.'H1.(Nni. ..Then is
placetl tlie sheep, tlairy anil poultry
ci;i. at $15.(MM.(Mrn. (hlds and ends,
like S4rghunis. at .imnmnmi; tat!, at
f.'i.(MM'i.iHK): fruit, at $3.ot jxta-tot-s.
at $;5.(mhm; millet and Ilnngar
iaii at Jt:.U"NM": flax, at $2.KMWi.
and so on through the list, makiitg tlie
giaud total of $iSf.4t.7.XM).
I
5
WI'NT FOU TAXES. A gentleman
owning l"s) acrs ttf fine land near Sa
lem, of which 100 acres Is under cul
tivation and ru acres in t holier, ealltjd
at the sheriffs office at tlie court house
yesterday to pay his taxes, having
just Mold hi portion of the crop pro
duced by the renter on his farm this
year. The crop netted the owner of
the farm $i.i, ami he paid out. for
taxes on the place $",!l.0;$. leaving him
a net Iki lance of $.".07.
or mule-bark ami two or three days
are usually occupied in making '-the
trip to the sea coast. v
All '.vegetables usually grown in the
! temperate Koue are found here ami
tropical fruiis of all varieties grow in
abundance. Hut coffee 5s the maple
product and is raised in great quant
litles. The tenierature seldom reaches
ihigher than ST degrees which is very
I low for such a: latitude.
I The government is described as be
ing iery uustalile. lieiug fnsiuently
disttirlMd Viy revolutions but at all
times the "interests of foreigners are
carefully guarded so they are secure
in there erson and property. Mr.
Macy thinks if the people .bad a chance
to express themselves that two-thicds
of tlwin would favor annexation to the
United States.
Mi. Macy owns several large coffee
plantations, many cattle and large
mining interests and is ald to be one
of the wealthiest men iu his section.
A CHINESE (M'IZZINt; PAliTY.
HOPS IN CALIFORNIA
THE SHOKTAOK IN THAT HTA'f K WILL.
1IK rOXSIDERtllLK.
Somtr UUtrlrtii Will Have
Crop Contracts
Yea tenia j.
Only
Filed
Half
F'urtioeii questions ami answers
given lnrt but bther and lKtter o
;v, T. T. Ceer,, is willing town mi
tlie steamer 01lK and will reach home
jiIkiuI next .Titestlay.
.--Coveiuor Fletcher said that all he
had t oid little lers, of the bad tivat
lueiit reteivetl at the hands of the of
ticers of tlte Menuit-r Senalor in going
up. was true of IU steamer Tacnia.
He deihiinimiittsl the actions of the
jioople who caiiMtl tin- sl.uniH-tle for
Nome ns a cruel act to the thtnisiimls
of la-ople wlw went there, ami said
t he Nome boom was the gre-.iu.st
swindle ever iien rated Hl"n tiie
Fnitetl Stages, ami tlie transp4rtat:oii
-oi i i. niies were directly resimusilHe
for this work. In dist-ussiug comb
tioirs lu Ntmie, Mr. Flek-her sahl to a
r.4iivfil alive of tlie ruaiesiii.in.
know, were well when I left, ami sttme
are iloiug 'well. IS. I. Taylor uml
Fred Lockley Jr. are wtrkiug hard
ami doing well, and tliey aid the Sa
lemiies whenever tln-y tnin. Mrs.
Anna A. Nichol, frmrly hM-al maii
ager of (hi ricific Tt legrnph Co., is
als doing wYH. and will remain in
Nome this ir inter.
"It in tiuwtiouab'e if ever enough
money is rakeu out of the mines tt
pay for the destroyed machinery now
on the beach. Eery man In Nome is
anxious lu get away and return to tlie
(Jt'les.M '
' a at . t I r . rt. . ,.ttJ
a, M 1 . . 1' r v. A V ri I - I l"'l l I i ,T
. r'vtra 01 l..v,B."'.ir ' t-ctlv to Ivea. going then over
! Jf J..; Zi, 1 lo lak,. and the river h
; . .i "WrTi tlVer tinve li-eii flows tlirough them, into the uk
framluaeivtly. and they nave j. i i:llv.of,; rticr spent smue th
jumpe.1: Htigat-m W-V.n . iHct limling ready eu ph
eeivers are appoiuieu, auu kii.mus an hour. Ther iulc
llOH- """ 1
i.fi- i ruin i.iiir. nit1
try lieius In a! state of turnnil and
confusion, so nmcli st 4 bat very little
work is auw "doing
i Fror. .1. O. Hall. Adam Ohinart ami
.la. 'lief Stni!h left Salem on thejotb
.if i.it January, lmund fir tlie goio
lir-
White
at
ni
.lie
y-
lltl-
tst when tl ev left here to go to Nome
aml thought they eonld reacli t!eir
It stiratloii tpticker by going to Haw-
i .. , ..... ..!- . .t .
xi.ii :it:ii inenet- imwn me 1 okou o
"The iK-acJi mining which only USt. Mi, ha-1 an 1 ll:. u to Nome. Tiie
..mi. i rt.M ndles. inxtea Iof l.st as. , , ri-tn-a..h M.-ir
temb fifteen nales. in-tea ioi i.-r . . ,,mk,, on ,,u, riv,.r at i.,son May
wm report e.1 here, w praciwanj ;lU( on the 12th Mr. Hall ami Mr.
' ' ' 1 ' ' ' : t i 1 1 1 T i accompanied by three tit her
men. starteti now a me river iu'-n
liehmgings Ttt a large 1m.it and by
fon-e of the current and tiie nse of:
wirs working their way thiwn ; the
great river of tlie North.; over rapids
ami whirlpools and among masts of
rioting ice. to ii toint ent of S.t
Michaels w here they left the river.
With their provisions on their Jmcks
Ihey starteti across the portage lead
ing to the const, and after siirTerinr
mnch from cold hunger and' fatigue
they finallr renchetl St.--Michael., haw
ing passed thrtingh many thrillinng
exierleiices. and narrtjw esea lie. At
St. Michaels they took the steamer ftic
Nome where they arrived Jnne 11th.
Mr. Hall regards Nome as a worth
less mining district. Tltere Is noihias
on the "iieach: the cne!-s have iaying
mines tmt-tnt? irant of water tor the
purpose of sluicing makes Ihese of
little value. Men working on the beach
with great Industry can only make
about $2 to -" a lay. Wages have
leen cut from 1 a day.' early -last
.inV M s at the present time, am!
hundreds of men can not find employ-J
Some Reasons
Why You Should Insist on Having
EUnEKfllHiinnESSOIL
U nequalexi by an y other.
Renders hard leather soft.
Especially prepared." -Keep"
out water. m ! , ,i
A heavy bodied oiL , i
Harness '
An excellent preserratire.
educes cost of yoar harness.
.ever burns the leather; iu
Efficiency -is increased, r
Secures best service. '. .
Stitchea kept Irom breaking.
Is aold in J1 4 .
Localitie j MMsrVtawd by
if fttaaaara Oil Caaaanr
From Iaily Statesman. Aug. 2".i
The Statt-sman yesterday riftHvjtl a
letter from a promiiieut Imp deal in
California, which indicates that- the
hop crop of that state will not exceed
40.000 bales, instead 4."V,nk to 4k,iKi.
as stateil by a local hop dealer recent
ly and published in this pa tier. The
letter says: . '
"I read in your Issue of August
ITlh. some remarks regarding the hop
situation In this state. I wish to m:ike
some corrections, as I think the figur
are at variance with the facts. Tit
that tlie - figures are dishonestly gyeu.
but only hi justice to myself, fronika
business staud point. The shortage '.In
the various sections of this state are
as ftdlows:
"Sacramento. i: Yolo i; Russian
Ilher. 1-:;; Watsouyille, i and Sonoma
r-12. Sonoma-county will raise ilioiit
1o.."iM bah's. Therefore, with Ihe con
serva live" estimate. California will only
prtMluce, this reason, -at the most
liMXM bales, j
There 'has Ik-cii corrsideralde con
tracting going on in the . Me vera 1 hp
sections of this state, since last sea
son - Kiei.illr in Sonoma. In that
...utile iiitrvl.-t.tf In tll cvterit tif fitlOO i tlltlt
I titles liave lHen made, for a term of
three years."
Two hi contracts were yesterday
tiletl In tlie office of the connty reconl
er, by which Marion county gri"ers
engaged to transfer their Jiops of the
crop of 1!M to dealers, as ftdlows:
John IU Otto E. and Henry Iilosser
of Hitbliard contracted with Tl A.
Livesley & Co.. of Salem, to deliver
l.i.(HM pounds of bops, growing on the
A. Wosser ranch two miles from Ilul
bard: the price agreed upon is 11
cents ier pound, 5 cent to lie pa hi at
time of picking, the remainder on de
livery. John Jl. fiirson, living four miles
east of SSlverton. eontractetl to deliver
to raul Wehlner. of Detroit. Michigan.
througn tue ieaiers agents j, mieri t
ta, Co of Silverton. ."siort ponmls of
lnijHi at 104 cents imt pound, o cents
to Ih paid at pk-king time, the, remain
der at the time of delivery. :
THE
CLEANSINd
AND HE A LINO
CURE FOR
CATARRH
i
Ely's Cre.ni Balm
Eaiy and pltaant to J
use . vaas m aav a
CATARRH
Aitf.a"!
ttiHoiMdrug.
It taalfkl
Glrea relief at oaor.
rabaorbed.
taalfklT
rea relief i
Itopenrand eleaaaea
COLD HEAD
TIm tlecoratitms nre etisily mnnagtil.
lighted. Chinese lantern fans In pro-fu.-sioii
Chinem lowIs if thuvers on
little st. i nds. with 4 he iioreh mats and
IkiiiiIhk. chairs, are enough .explains
the, New Yrk Sun. thirds with the
liguiv of a Chinaman 1n a character
istic attitude, skelfhet ill one corner,
iiih! jieinifls tire given to tlie guests,
who are told that each oucUon asked
j iiiiisr Ik imswcred by iiie name tir
j ex tress i m often ' hetinl iu fonutectSou
with C-himi ami ihe lighting there.
The loud it'ptu t of u cannon cracker
fs the Kifiiinl for titlenlhni: and after
asking, each quest ion tho htstess slow
ly nr.ih- ftxmi a bunch. lijihtM and
tosses tint into the tkirknesis a little
one. tlit explosion oi wlucli is a token
thai time is up and tutotlior tuery
liiout tn 1m put.
tin
ones
can easily lie fount!.
What two letters are most ipuhir
hi Chh.ii V T1 ami cue.
What is j.rcof that tlie eyes, of tlie
Mongoliiiiis are open at last? The .Yel
low t .i.
Thnuigh wh.il? Tho ope ,dtior. '
When ilie . Kwcrs ?;et hold of 11k
Euipri'ss iHiwn'ger . what ; will (hey
catch? A Tartar,
If ytm'n mi.viims to jo to China
what will the. government do? Taku.
Then what' will you lie In? Trans
1 torts.
What couldn't tlie Emiwoss Dow
ager, gov m? ' China iroier.
When the Eiiiptv malu-s Ihe Em
INfor cry wltnt wtnihl lie lii;e la tlo?
F.oxer.
What sttrt of a great wall ore the
jwiewers liktly to build in tint Fltiweiy
Kiiiirdoiii ? A iii t it ion of China.
How Is it exifcfted Hint tho Chinese
will take lvvefses and r victories?
Coolly.
If the Chioetse wtiv Siwintianls wlwt
would tliey call tin stories. -of Aineri
4;i Iwroisiu hi Cliiiia? IMg tales.
What, sort of ftxal U generally
foiuud grtN in nul always fouml rlien
In Cliiiui? Mandarins.
Wh.it 'sort ttf an army oulit lo
rtiich l'ekin the ttikkest? A Ititssinn
illl'Sf.
I1ier nre titrht C4imMe prl it icin ns
tl-iii't eare for Kai4 IA, bitt who
wimhl like wlrat? Ohl Id Hung.
TIm expiofon of n whob buncli of
erncket-s miuks tin chine, ami while
tlte cards are I!ng hstkett t--r with
a view to timl.ug t)e mtf trrect an-s-'ti.
nTietwhiiufi's art" mtvcI. -There
Must I tea. of course, even (htttrli
Iti is it-!d: and lire thou!il 1m mir
tiihig that an Is etiiei. with f hoji-
sticks. -
iWlM-lii'T the" prize Ss a fan or a Jar
or a bit tf carted Irry ikiicnilti ujsju
the latt of the hostess ontl also tip
U her pinvej i . -
cooking; Foit Fori: i.eo.
Tlie Drink He I.Ikes IVst Is
i Math of Eggs ami Floor.
Miff ripe, lur-icloiis petlrs. ; During tlx
day the aged jamiJIT tikes coffee sev
ral Hnes. with tittle snsar. fimlMig it
au agreetibk siimulint. His wine, f
wMch he tlrhiks siaringly. N of, the
fwyest. unally a iwesttit from abnnd.
and is kef S in a siahU wine -ellar.
t;e ki-y of which is held by tin lia
hiicst If.
All tlie mtals of tlie jiapal honjse
httld nre eotitlucttsl vrHh strict ntteti
ti m to routine, there lieing a time for
evt-ryihlng. atul as certain liour
irtone ronis.1 st surely art certain
things tliHie. For lirstauce. tin diiiner
itoinr at the Vatican has not been de
viated 'fnm for 2i years, exeeitt In
cases of illness.
A NEW TITO 11. Iter. Tmanl
Feenley. autlior of that wklely known
lMMik."How to (let On. will leach
English and "elocution at Mt. Angel
College for the coming year.
STATE TAXES PAID
MANY OF
THE COCNT1ES II AVK NET
TLED IN ItLL
Eig-artM Sboatlog.tho Atuotat Karaived
f mat tho Varloait Coaatlca, Tog-athcr
With tha Stat
. i From Daily Statesm.Mi. Aug. 2-". t
Mtrst ..of tlie coun4ieM iu Oregttn have
paid all of tlte'w iiMU-btetliivst ou ac
ttnint of the istate tax levy ftir ihe
year l.vr.l, tl'iough soim of them till
owe lti(lauiis. llelow is given a table
Growing ihe aiinMiots paitl by t-sw-h
couiHy .ami the amount charged to
each county, tiie difference, wiit-re
tlx ie te, bting the tmlnnce unpaitl,
tit t-ltowu by nlie lttks ttf tlw State
Trtasurer:
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A Letter to Mrs. PinKham Broughj
Health to Mrs. Archambo.
Lrrrsa to itat. waaaaii no. a$s
tit Hp . b Mbl ' Pimiuim For two
Tears I felt tired and so weaknd dizzy
J - .1 V .1 In ml
that some aays i cuum v
around the house. Backache and head
ache All the time and my food -would
not digest nd had such pains In the
womb and troubled with leacorrht
and kidneys were affected.
"After birth of eaxsh child. I jrrew
weaker, and hearing so much of the
good you had done, I wrote to yon and
have taken six bottles of Lydia E.
Ilukhaiu'a Vegetable Compound, on
box of Ixizengea. one box of Liver Mils,
one packs? of Sanative Wash, and to
day 1 am feelintf aa well aa I ever did.
When I get p in the morning I feel a
fresh as' 1 did when a girl and eat and
sleep well and do all of my work. If
ever I feel weak again shall know
where to get my atrength. I know
yourmedicineeured me." Mrs. SauXA
Akcuambo, Chabuemoxt, Mass.
The present Mrs. Iinkhms experi
ence iu treating female ills is unparal
leled; for years she worked side by
side with Mrs. Lydia E. IHnkham, and
for sometime past has had sole charge
of the correspondence department of
her great business, treating by letter
as many aa a hundred thousand ailing
women a year. " All women who suffer
are invited to write to Mrs. Hnkham
at Lynn. Mass., for advice, which will
be promptly givva wiUtt'. charge.
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I ta ker . . .
l'-enton . .
Clackamas
Clai.'op ..
Ctiluinbla
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Ci'.ok ...
(urry
lKMigla-4 .
(liiiiam ti..-;;:::
(rant 15.215
Harney . .. .. . 14.7ir2
Jackstiu ..... 21.2(2
J(iM-pllllie .... 7.2IO
Klamath ..... J.:S11
Ii ke !.2.i;"
I-niie . D:,.7tl
Lliictdn . . 4.7'.! iMi
l.iiui Itt.iMNi no
Mailte.ur ..... 7.4SU 12
Marion 4!i.!irt 17
Morrow 7.!!15 114
Mult 110111:1 U .. 1ki.45s Ts!
Folk 27.724 i:S
Slerinaii K.4o:j 35
TillaiiMMik ... " 4,a-! :i:i
I'maliWa 4.'l.4iM !4
I'nitm ........ 18,155 W
Wallowa 5,000 no
Wasco F.I.SOl 54
Wasitingttni . . 2 1.715 72
WlMeler ..... 5..27 77
Yamhill ..... 18.574 '(H
Aiuturg ihe count Its owing luteresl
tn ilefbrriil payments . J-s Marion, with
a charge of $54.78 again-st It tm nc-coun-t
of a delliHiueiicy for1, the-year
1MKI. The ct.imticK that h:s alreatly
lKiitl tlitir interest iiiiU iibnliievs for
ili year arc;
Chiclutinas; . .it 7 52
(bant. . .. . . .. .., 20 !5
Multnomah. . .. 412 iV2
AVlHtler 7 75
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si.iys
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11.215 52
14.7r2 81
21.212 b't
7.240 t,2
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:ks.tii 32
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43.371 43
7.4X; 12
4!.!15 17
7.!!I5 11
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27.721
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5.327
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cul.es of Ihe (rii. Tliey cniwlctl
around 10 (he wtvl shle of tlie mount-aim
and . Htmnii u-h1 the erlloi
nsivnt up au nliiMst ieriHntlickir
height of fully 250 feet. Fart of the
way, brittle c.ily rtn k ami the re
mainder solid k-e. on sill tf which ftsit
hohls had to In cut to : ndm-it of. pro-..
gtts.1 A slip nt niiy time would have
sent them to ctt-tiiity, for there was
lMthing tt imMile their descent for n,
mile tlown the mountain sitle. They
ilist-overtsl,' also, when lliey luttl
rtachttl -wliat apiwaiii from the Vuiu
H'tft to In tlii- higlis'st. lsilnt of the
pinnacle, .that lliey were silll fifty
feet In-low it. but Uiey ketd 011 until
thev rcachctl it. -
"They were withtitrt iencil"nnd pa
p.r tir ther ordinary means of re
cording (heir arrival nt the nearest
Ioiit lo heaven at whlcli 4lwy had
fur let 11. mo 'they 1-ft a ritte cartridge
silting tip tin what was then their
I torch, a licit sijuare place alwiut Hie
of -a .kitchen .table. ' From Ihis
tlwy could t-ee the whtde of l!asru
Ongou, but tin clomls trfiseured the
valley w as to allow only a partial
vitw. . They Iteheld a grand spectacle,
however, and eonsihriiig that they
Itcrformed the. "task wiihont accith-iit.
tliey an glad of the trip, but It would
take n large amount of money to
tempt them to repeat 'ft.
I Tliey wen dre. ed in ordinary
I clothing ami uft'erttl seven4y. fnou
ML JtfrERSON
1.
lA'LKM 1'KOI'I.K WHO HAVE REACH EU
TUE SUMMIT.
tls ct;M. Their - finger lit-caine miu-
plctely lienumhed sever.il limes, and
the utmost exertion .could hoi start
the itersp.ratiou. Cjniii telling their
exploit at M.'li.illl.l. tin old settlers
then would not I telle vc them, bill Ihe
(. S. tan rest .' nssiiml whatever F.il.
Cits ts'ijs .h: has done can- 1 tvlietl
ou as having been NtTormel. He
lias a piece of r.K-k fnuu 'the very tip
top.' and iit ha-s the aprcnrnncc of lava
rs k. which is elinracterisiie tif a large
amount of the Casemle formations.
Tliey found 4 etch ns large as a man's
btidy htinghig around tip then. Tin
season was jtecullarly i-favtirabh ft.r
liieir-rask; Untie lieing but very litth
snow in tlte mountains',"
.1,.,
One
the oaaa! itaaMute.
AllaTm In flamatton.
Metis and Protec ts lte Mmbran ! JiSfh. fiot.1 ww
Staatortra the Stn?ea of Taste an-l Smell
LArjce Slxe. &T cents at lrutrt vr
by mall. Trial fixe. 19 cents by t.:ad
ELY BROTHERS. U Warrea Stre-t
Ktvf York.
!ln the fnt iiwsttlis Fopt Ixt XIII.
f ays gtes tve!i ther iwrmitling) lo
"iiJS little villa ot Hi- vnlicau ganlcni
fT the day, r-iitming to tlte.'Apo
lolJc ieila;-4 in lb evenhig.. His nnais
iv laktni at tl viUa, 15 s dinner I
ing pniaref by his faftbi'nl eiok in
te valicn kitchen. When rtady it
Is put iuto a spe-itt Of small sto-e,
which Is in.-losetl In a wicker care.
tt.nfined In-: a iidks k. te keys of
whleb are keM only by Ihe ctaik ami
life iMtlincss. Wlrni tlte l.n&er at-
rives at Uie v?J"a tin- key
tn Im C-ntra. the ismtifl'i valrt. ami
the pa I table is at otjci irejwr-.L
I Tlie dixil test ftke.1 by I XIII. is
a kind of sista." made of egts and
flour. This i specially-;, i.-repared ft.r
bis LtCnes bv tlte nuns of Santa
laUl frgs a titl floor
Tbrae llirrrent I'artles Uava .Mail the
Aat-ent, Wliere the Macanuta Failed
, . The l int Effort,
(From Daily Stalesinan. Aug. 25
t '.nisitieiaoie tiiscuMsmii iias ihh te
cafit.ned recently by -the attempt: of
the Ma.amas to stale I'inu.n le INm k.
in which they were unsucctssful. and
it mi- nceu tiiateil fin illlTereiit. unu-
entioiM that, the .summit of ;Mt. JelTer
loii nnii.1 mil Kcnleil. This is .1
mistake as u numh. r of Sani xttple
have Iteen to (lie top of Pinnacle IJ-M-k
thougli t iie ft at. can, iKrhaps, not ko
nccomplishttl every year, 011 accotiot
of llw tlilTerent eoii.liiitnis on the
mountain. .In.lfS.s7 (wo parties reach-
tlie extreme top. On July 1 1 tit ttf
that year Charles E. Itoblhi ami Miss
Musa Oeer, of Saleni.nml Fexirl Itl.ick
irby ami MIks Helen Hibbar.l, of S'.l
veritKi. Hitnld to tlie fiiniroit, wiiite
IVof E. T. Mtw.res, at prcsL-M Maritm
etmirtys school superintetMtent. ac-
eomiianicil by hht vife. went with the
party to (lie ftsd of llnnacle Kock.
On Thnrstlay. Augis4 5, 1.8!7, Majtir
C. VZ. Iltdtiin a K.i in wi ll to the- suin
ttsit. aeeomiiauietl by Judgtf Jsrge II.
I'nrnett. Itit Hates,' J. II. :Col!iti.aud
C. E. Xeal. niul an account, of this
ascent., written by Judge ISuriieit. ap
peertsl in (lie Statesman of AugmA 8.
17. i
TlMse two ascents prov!l tl eor
l$f'ttSi4 of the claims of E. C Cnss
ami Kay Farmer, wlio weri iu-olablr
the li'rut two white men to ascetMl the
httary-licadetl gkiut. An account of
llie ventuie of t-lie two gentlemen
appttired in 1 lie Daily . Statesman of
Atignrt 17. 18?tx, ainl et ere repn-
tlt 1 ' '-'' i ' .
"Ed. C. CrutM aivl Ray Farmer, of
this eily. fl:e eit:lti lo the "honor f
lsMmr the firM to scale the extremes!
lietgUta of Motin Jefferson, which
feat tliey at-complksbed tat Somlay
iiKru'.ng. thus doing away with tlw
mtversul lit lief that the Thing coultl
tt.t Ik- done. Aecoinpanietl by (Jeorge
I'earc?, ihey starteti from their en n ip
,H i;-in.k;'l a-- " '.foot, of 1 the 10011 ma !n at ;
o fhck. nttivsng at what Is. termetl Cie
st'a'ni?r. the higiwHt ttint ever reached
lefon at. K o'chn k,. having tiaveled
up the staitli sIoja. Here t hey f on ml
two Issues containing names of those
ntw Lid preceded them Iu the iiasf,
soiiw of which tould not lw read, bnt
i1.f at Hon.' -J.olm Mhr?o. John . Wal-
A TfTA L ISS.The : resJd. tiee of
James Decker, who lives at I'nloii
Hill, eight miles northeast of Stiblim
iiy. was tlestrnyed Jiy tire 011 Tuesday
evening at tM-lock. tlie house' ami
contents proving a total loss. Tlo tire
caught from n defective line.. The
proierty was not insured, -
THE NEW- PltlMEH.
Tlie licghmfiig -tit a new. prine'r
have H111 nuiilt by tin exclianve. The
Htiest Ions may Ih in It-H ui4 contin
ued by lflcflnr and pupil. ' .
"Sex tiie ctan in the field. Cjiji Hi,,
ctirn wnlkV"
No (he t-oiii stalks." .
"Sts the pn-tly .cake. Does the cake
slalkr - ;
"Never. Hut you should see a cake
walk."
"I ha ve ti r. tj K. t'iin 1 Ik roj re . wa 1 k ?"
Yes. if it Is lain."
"Tiie hen is in '41m . garden:-' IhteH
Ihe hen rise?"
. "No lite lien et."
"Tls iiHTcnry Is in (lit tube.
tt... i.....a. --.' '
"No, .my tliihb Wait until July and
see."'
Will
PROFESSIONAL WIT. i
"- ! '- -
Ir,o n tTn f Tittinf 4 roto-r ! rut t
exclalimtl the latly, ftHitms nl be-itig
. .. ! I 11 .1. . .1 . .
sirrM-ii 11 oks-k it uir inroiigii tier
imi sigti.i ling in time.. I j f .
. "If shes got a great mini." eon
fided tlu eoiiduettir plefisanlly (o the
1411111? Ill'lll tltt'll" .l!'l"..l'lll' u. tl..
f - -- -- pm ....... . ...... --...-'.... r- v . II.. k
a fifth iKisstiiger would not got. Into"
1 tun kihi, "tmHf mi.st a got it ou a
liaietfer." HatiHrr'M Hsizar. '1
During the civil war, art well' as in
our late war with Spain, diarrhoea
was one of the moot troublesome dis
ease the army bad to contend with.
Ih many Instances It Jiecame chronic
and the ohl soldier still suffer from
It. Mr. David Taylor of Wind Ridge.
Oreene Co., .Pa.. Is one of these. lie
use Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and 1
liiartlMK'a Rem;sly and, says he never!
found anything that would give him
such quick relief. It Is for sale by
I . ti, naas. amgglst, fsaleui. - ; ,
if ihe tln-st tumlisr. Aoilter Ksh
tiat arr at t'ay by d.iy at the paj-al . Jonn iseriiter, I- M. istes. Pun
tal.Se is c-lti'-ken cnstiuettev frle.1 fci ; Smith and (Jeorge A. Feet.Ie. were
butter, as .nJy ilie Loi.isns know bow. j plaitdv legibie. "
Frnit also there is daily, for prefer- "At Hjis Ioint Iiegan the real ditll-
Tle purer life draws nlgher,1
Every j-ear.
And it morning atar climlet higher
Every year. ,
Earth's Iwdd on us grows Ilghfer,
The lieary tnrthiis lighter.
Ami the tl.-iwn immortal Itrlghter,
Kt'iry -ear.
Pike.
FrI
BEECHAnTS PILLS
1
taken at night will make you
feel rfoht, act, right and look
- Tl- w ! .
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