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IB* 4 f ■F J THE DAYTON HERALD Bnlarad as second class matter at the post ogle al Payton, Oregon. —pray a bit," said Bland. CLEARING AWAY DEBRIS. .Hundreds of Carloads 'bumped Daily OREGON STATE ITEMS OF WERE ST J From San Francisco. for The Term of Uis Natural Life San Francisco, July 177—pertain vis OREGON DAYTON By MARCU8 CLARKB itors to San Frahcisco have given loud voice to their disappointment at seeing GROW RUBBER IN UMATILLA. FOOD LAW QUESTIONED. the city, debris strewn three months after the disaster. “It is an impossi Colorado Man Says the Climate and Legal Interpretation of Two Words Soil Are Good. ble task that San Francisco has under night, searched going to work, searched Means Much to’Is Friends. CHAPTER XXV.—(Continued.) Salem — Upon th» leg»l interprets- “»ell North End Houso!" cried poor at meals, searched going to prayers, taken/’ they write home, and their la Pendleton- -There is a prospect that Salem — Upon th« leg* 1 interpreta- lb Condensed Form tion of the words ’^adulterants’’and Mr. W .de in hewiMerment " by* searched coming out, and this in the mentations come back by wire to this Umatilla county may become the rub - carving» by Grinling Gibbon» are tne roughest manner.“ ber growing center of tne Pacific North “adulteration’’ hangs the fate of - Ore Now, Rufus Dawes, holding aloof, as city. ’ west in the near future. G. T. Doug gon’s pure food aw when it conies up finest In the w/jrid.” “I can’t help that,” laughed Mr. was his custom, from the majority of his It is true that almost three months las, of Durango, Col., representing the A Resume of the Less Important but for desiaion before Judge _ George - H. Richard. "I want caah, and caah I must companions, had made on* friend—if so have elapsed, and it is also true that rubber trust of the United States, is Burnett, of tbe ----------- Not Less interesting Events Circuit c’urt, for this have.” mindlees aud battered an old wreck acres and acres of debris lie in the here for the purpose of looking over county in the rise of the state ve. of the Past Week. "Then what do you propose doing, could be called a friend—Blind Mooney. the country and making an examina George Fendorick, who is charged with sir?” • On® of the many way» In which lliifq» heart of the city. Moreover, it is high He ia now looking selling the state lard that has been “To:buy my mother’s life Interest as Dawes had obtained the affection «t the ly possible that much of the debris tion of the soil. over the country in the vicinity of adulterated with tallow. provided, realize upon the property, and old blind man wa» the gift of such frag will remain for several months. Missouri is after the ice trust. ments of tobacco as he had himself from Fondorick, who is a meat dialer in travelj’eald Mr. Richard. What these visitors have neglected to Echo, where the soil and climate is I “You amaze me, Richard. You con- time to time secured. Troke knew thl»: Evidence is being secured against observe is that the debris ia being cart similar to that of New Mexico, Arizona this city, is under contract to furnish the tobacco trust. ed away at the rate of 240 carloads a southern Utah and southern Colorado, the state insane aeylum with a quantity found ™e. Of course you can do as you and on the evening in q neat ion hit upon i—a and -1 .------ 1 i._ by the state please. But so sudden a determination. an excellent plan. Admitting himeelf where the plant is grown very success of lard, it is charged A French dirigible balloon recently day. The dirt ia carried in wagons to The old house—-scattered—vases—coins noiselessly into the boat shed, where the the bunkers on First street, and from fully. The plant is said to flourish in dairy and food commissioner that the remained in the air eight hours. —pictures—1—really—*■ Well, It is your gang elept, he crept close to the xleeplng there trains convey it to the Protero dry sandy soil, and in semi-arid dis-- lard furnished contains a certain per property,, of course—and—and—and I Dawes, and counterfeiting Mooney'« The government is preparing to gauge swamps, where it is doing reclamation tricts. Mr. Douglas believes this sec centage of tallow. wish you a very good morning!”/ mumbling utterance, asked for "some to- many Oregon and Washington streams. work. tion to be adapted to the successful The point at issue is whether an A knock at the door made Richard baccoZi Rufua Dawes was* but half growing of the plant which he says - re adulterant Throughout the old business section m.uo.e.nuv in foods IOOOS means rneaua the toe eubstttu- auuaiiiu- ,tart “Come In! What’s that? Let* »wake, and Troke felt aomstbing pit Kansas packing houses have been quires about two years to come (o ma tion of a substance which ia injurious ter»? Give them to me. He began to given five days to clean up or close up. of the city dangeroua walla still stand, Into his hand. He grasped Dawe(£ arm, but the board of worts has taken steps turity. It can be put in-ki from $8 to to tbs human system for a pure article, open his correspondence before bis scr- nnd struck light. He had got hi» man The Virginia 2-c«nt a-mile railroad 2^ « !——— thia Aime. Dawes had conveyed to hi» to have them torn down. This board ♦ 10 per aere and will yield from *100 and if the c mH, hnlds that tallow Is not vanfi rate law has been declared unconstitu- Mr. Douglas will an adulterant it will throw the whole has also called upon property owners to to |200 per acre. ‘‘When did this come?” asked Mr. fancied friend a piece of tobacco almoat tional. clear away the < sidewalks on which thake a report of his investigations to act open to ticbcical violation in ail Richard, holding out a letter more than a» big ■» the top joint of hie little fin •r ger. lines of trade in foodstuffs. usually disfigured with stampings. A tramp steamer bumped - into the their buildings front. When this is his company in a few days. One can understand the feelings of a , ------ — "Lara night, air. It's bin to 'Amstead, new battleship Rhode Island, springing done many of the streets still blocked AUNT HETTY'S SUGGESTION. B :_ D..1 c-. . n—I -* c —... «ir. and come dowh directed with the roan entrapped by auch base means. her armour platea badly. will be opened. Such important streets Sodavilla as Seat of Learning. ig Heal Estate Deal at EugeAe. _ » mu . < .. .. , ... . hothera.” The angry glare of the black Rufus Itawea no sooner »aw the hated as Stockton and Pine are not passable , - , Albany — Articlee*-of incorporation The executors ot the estate of tbe Eugene - One of the largest real ee- in<juceJ hlm to add. "1 'ope there'» face of Warder Troke peering over hl» Su The City ii not h,VB been flled tn county e’erk’s tate deals ever made in Lane county nothing wrong, air?" late Marshall Field-estimate the' value their entire length. hammock than he sprung out, and, ex waiting idly for the disappearance of 1 — - ---- - - - * of the property left at (25,000,000. office for the Mineral Springs college, was cjnsnmmated recently when Eli “Nothing, you idiot!” burst out Mr. erting to the ufmoat his powerful mu»- The Grafton« were thoroughly enjoy the debris, but reconstruction and at Sodaville. The college will be open Bangs, Eugene’s pioneer liveryman, Richard, white with rage, “except that eles, knocked Mr. Troke fairly off hi» ing the dear old lady’s visit, Not in the Canada hat received an address from cleaning are going on simultaneously. ed next fall in the building at Soda eoi iM a quarter block of ground at the I should haYe had thia Instantly. Can't legs into the arm» of the Incoming con- least overwhelmed by the big city - - King Edward in wbttlh he says it will ville formerly occupied Uy the old Min coi rner ef West Ninth and Olive streets you see it’a marjeed urgent? Can you ■table». A desperate »truggle took place, after her quiet village "life - she took be impoesible for him to m*ke tbe eral Springe seminary, which closed its to G. M. Bonnett, a farmer of this city, read? Can you spell? There, that will at the et^d" of which the convict, ,«ver- MINING FRAUDS IN BRAZIL. much desired visit. powered by numbers, was borne een»e- readily to New York life. Her pleasure doors several years ago from lack of fo? *35,000. A two story brick build do. No lie». Get out!” Lift to himself again, Mr. Richard lees itA-Ahe ceHs, gagged and chained In riding In the wihwny and on the ele Tbe Cleveland, Ohio, grand jury ad financial assistance. ft is now planned ing and a large, frame livery stable journed without indicting any Standard Country is Full of Schemes to Obtain to establish a school the equal of any building are on the ground, and they walked hurriedly up and down the to the ring bolt on the bare flags. While vated railway was really contagious. chamber, wiped his forehead aud finally in this condition he was savagely beaten Her point of view Wasiso original that Money of Gulliplet Oilmen. Prosecutions of the company institution in Oregon, except those sup are included in the sale. Mr. Bangs by five or six constables. To this maim- the (Graftons soon found themselves is to be resumed in other cities/ Washington, July 17.—klonsul Gen ported by the state. Classical, tcien secures in the deal a 960 acre stock sat down and re-read the letter.. It ed and nmnaeled rebel was the <*oni- waiting with IntiA-eBt, when any domes was short, but terribly to the purpose: tific, literary, normal, business and farm in Harney county, which hie eon, All express companies operating on eral George E. Anderson, in a report to mandwuU UHhered by Troke the next “The George Hotel, Plymouth. tic problem arose, to see what qpalnt, the Northern Pacific and Great North the bureau of manufacturers from Rio musical courses will be taught, and the Abraham, oi this city, will conduct. “My Dear Jack—I have found you morning. ehedrful little solution Aunt Hetty institution plans to give degrees as 'UI a J ha! niy man,” said the com- out, you se^ Never mind just how-«t ern roads have consolidated and here Janeiro, charges that while some bona high as master of arts. Company Incorporated. ♦resent.' I know all about your proceed- mandants "Here you are again, you »ee. would offer presently. after will be known as the Northern Mrs. Grafton d«*elared that she COttM La Grande—Ardeles of incorporation Il wS i -aud unless Mr1. Rlebard Devine How do yous-U^e this sort of thing?" Expresa oom pan-. The deal aleo in fide Brazilian diamond.mines may re Dawes, glaring, makes no answer. not have survived that week of tint cludes the Adams Express company on sult profitably, that country is full of Demand for Labor In Linn County, h .ve been filed" with the county clerk receive» fils wife with due propriety, "You shall have fifty lashes, my man,"I hunting If It had not l>ecn for A’unt Albany—There is no excuse for a la- f it the Parr-Simmons company. The he'll find *h.lm»elf in the custody of the the Burlington. schemes which are either out-and out boring mani« to complain for lack of capital stock of the company is *50,000 police. Telegraph, dear, to Mrs. Rich snid Frere. "We’ll see how you'll feel J{etty< who accompanied and cheered ard Devine at above address. Yourg as then!” A strike of Portland street car men frauds or are based on claims and facts work in Oregon this year. In Linn and thè principal place of business will her with unflagging Interest until they The fifty were.duly administered, ami SARAH. seems imminent. so slight as to make them little less county there is a demand for laborers be La Grande. The incorporators are ever, Jack, The blow was unexpected and severe. the commandant djlled the next day. dlgcovere«! that delightful apartment. of every sort, and especially those wno George T. Parr o* Moro, C. B. Sim It was hard, In the very high tide and The rebel was still mute. Frere gave 8iam has started a movement for the than frauds. After engaging the new apartment, abolishment of gambling. The report says the United States will do farm work during the harvest mons and B. 8. Huntington of The flush of assured success, to be thus hint fifty more lashes, and sent him the the Graftons were discussing the mat ing season, and who are willing to woik Halles. The objects of the incorpoia- plucked back Into the old bondage. De next day to grind cayenne pepper. Thia ter one evening. Plans are being prepared for a new and Gr.^at Britain, especially New York, Chicago and London, are the around a sawmill, or in the woods. tion, as set forth in the articles, in spite the affectionate tone of the letter, was a punishment more dreaded by the "Of course, it's a much better apart lightship off the Columbia bar. chief financial base of operations for a Farmers in Linn county are looking in clude the buying, selling, storing and he knew the. woman with whom he had convict» than any other. The pungent ment than this,”' pegnn Mr. Grafton. Major Dreyfus bas been assigned to nupiber of promoters, who have never vain for needed assistance to gainer forwarding of (ruit and produca, to es- to deal. For some furious minutes he dust filled their eye» and lungs, causing "And the air out there is so much command of tbe crack French regiment. done any mining, and that there are a their crip', and the lumbering nulls tablish warehouses, buy and keli real sat motionless, gazing at the letter. He them the most—excrijciatkig torments. purer," adde<l his wife. For a man with a raw b^ck the work did not speak — men seldom do under along; the rivers of Linn, Marion and estate. AJfred Beit, who controlled the gold number of so-called mining companies “Yes. I’m thankful you and the chil thoughts was one continued agony. In four days such circumstances—hut his and diamoi.d output of Afri«^, is dead. now soliciting stock subscriptions in I-ane. counties are advertising for help Dawes, emaciated, blistered. dren will have good air, but----- •” - rau in this fashion: “Here is this wom- Rufus Many college students the United States whose officers are not all the time. Hot Wave Spoils Prospects. “Well?" an again! Just a» I was congratulat- blinded; hl iroka down, A peace conference between Central even certain where the land they claim 1 are spending their vacation we^ks at Moro—The hqt wave that has pre- Ing myself on/ my freedom. How did _ Gl'aptMlii Frere. kilLm*s»t-| —“ IFw hard nn rne, b«*tng so much far American republics may be held on a as property lies. the sawmills. , » “ vailed in this section for The past twc she discover me? Small use asking that. »aid. . ’ , ther tip town. It'll take me a half United States warship. The report states that experienced weeks has materially shortened the What »hall I do? I can- do nothing. It “No fear," said the other, rejoiced «t hour more to get to the office, and the Labor famine in Valley. Secretary Metcalf says congress did men in Brazilian mining fields say that very flattering prospect for a big wheat is absurd to run away, for-T shall be .thia proof of hit power. "You've given 8alem — Aj an illustration of how crop. Reports from farmers are con- caught. Besides, I've no-money. My in.; that’a all I wanted. Troke, take him same at night------ ” not intend to authorize a lightship foi not a single mining company operating “Oh. I know, Jim!” cried Mrs. Graf great is the demand for manual aud Swiftaure bank, off Cape Flattery, and in the gold and diamond fields of Brazil flicting, but there can be no doubt but acc°unt 1» overdrawn two thousand to the hospital." The next day Frere visited him. com ton. regretfully. “You'll spend a whole he does not feel authorized to spend has paid a dividend. The consul gen team labor in the Willamette va’ley, that all grain is more or les» shriveled It I-bolt at all, I must bolt within twenty four hour». Rich plimented- him on his courage, and offer hour more every day on that horrid ele- * the *150,060 appropriated by mistake. era) adds that it is a lamentable fact the Willamette Valley Traction .com and there will be not over half an aver- nt that a large proportion of the Brazilian pany, in commencing work upon- the age crop. Many are al ready cutting na 1 T’A,fldoB* au,”T 1 T'? ’T” ed to make him a constable^ Dawes vated!” It is said the War department is turned his scarred back to his torturer, flTL ""“’.“'I P°a "Yes, that's the trouble," said Mr. mining enterprises are frauds and that Poitland Salem electric line, was un their wheat for bay, but at the present H°re planning an immense supply depot and . . . .. a -it . • * ” time. These things take a day or two, and resolutely declined to answer. Grafton. iii<s>dll.v. *• there are now men of the Unitid States able to secure men and teams, and _ price for hay that will bring very satis- L ny forty . e ight hour». In forty-eight barracks for marines at the mouth of with enterprises which represent noth- employed a steam traction engine to do "I am afraid you have made an enemy "The new place Ja two mile» farther hours I could rhlse twenty thousand of the commandant,” said North the next the Columbia. Young’s bay is to be ing more than the money they can get tbe ground breaking. It is quite prob- factory retuins. out. I liellevo you said?” Aunt Hetty re pounds, but forty-eight hours too dredged until anchofage for the entire from the American public. able that help will have to be imported Grocers Not To Buy Infected Fruit, long. It's a bad job. However, she's <iay. “Why not accept his offer?” Dawe» ca»t on him' a glance of quiet marked, crlaply. Pacific and Asiatic squadrons is se ------------------- --------- from other states in older that the cym- "JuHt about." scojn. “And betray my mates? I'm Salem—County Fruit Inspector E. C. lní'lille,, t0 be fratuitously disagree cured. The mouth of the Columbia is tfqt nr r*aNNwn uc -. tc pany may be able >ts contracts Armstrong has called upon all retail I"bl<'' How ,ucky 1 neTer married again! not one of that sort.” "And you'll pay five cents to the of- -lauan than San Frau mv . 1ruIu farmers any flw üw ................ ° friend to me. Poor Sally! — I might fruit infected with San Jose scale. The Cassie Chadwick is ill in her prison feet of Age. | on or before September 10. body, but without effect. HI» own way “ Why, yea. ” have rotted on Eaglehawk Neck, if It dealers were willing to make the agree home at Columbus, Ohio. ward heart gave him the key to read Washington, July 17. — The bureau “Now, I don't like to preach to young ment and will keep it( in letter and hadn't been for her. She is not a bad the cipher of this man'» life. “A noble Wasco Farmers Begin Harvest. Dreyfus is the hero of France since of chemistry, Agricultural department, sort' Handsome woman, too; I may folk».” continued Aunt Hetty, with de- spirit. If the retail merchants prevent nature ruined, ” »aid he to himself. • . . ■ । The Dalles — Haying is well ivlvanced he has teen proven innocent. make It up with her. I »hall have to teHulpatlon, "but I must say, Nephew is to carry on a series of tests this sum- throughout Wasco’county, the bulk of the sale of diseased fruit to them, the sell off and go away, after all. It might “What Is the secret of his history?” One day this bond was drawn so close Jailies, that I dislike to see* you falling Peasants are causing a reign of terror tner to ascertain defibitely whether the grain hay now being in the stack inspector can give hi, entire time to be worse. I dare aay the property's ns to tug at both their heart strings throughout the Russian empire. canned meats deteriorate. One of the and the «econd cutting of alfalfa has watching the far nere Who peddle fruit worth three hundred thousand pounds. The chaplain had n flower in his coat Into the habit of looking for unpleasant things!” about town direct to the consumers. Not bad for a start in America. And I meat in. Hitchocck resents the statement of bitter bitter contentions contentions over over the the meat in- b*S«n- More hay has been cut in the may get rid of her yet. Yes. I must Dawes eyed it with hungry looks, and, The Graftons stare«! at the little lady, I county this year than for many years Senator Fulton that be is in hie dotage. as the clergyman was about to quit thé •pection amendment to the agricultural give in. Smithers! A telegraph form fliishe«! and resolute. previous. This was owing to so much Treasurer-Elect Files Bond. room, said, "Mr. North, will you give and a cab! Stay. Pack me a dressing Suits have begun in San Francisco appropriation bill hinged on the senate “Now the way It looks to me Is this: of the grain having been . injured by Ha lem—HtafeTreasurer-e djKL..George bag; I shall have to go away for a day me that rosebud?” North paused irre»- aganst the “six-bit’ , insurance com requirement that packers should place olutely, and, finally, as If after « strug Without paying another cent you're go heat, making it unfit to thresh. Next A. Steel has filed --------- his offii or so. er se. I ’ d better see her myself. ” .rial bond in panies. the date of manufacture’ on each can of week cutting of grain will begin in sec gle with himself, took it carefully from ing to get every flay of your life a nice the sum of *50,000, which was approv his button hole and placed It in the pris four-mile rifle!” Two men attempted to rob a Pqnver meat. tions where fall grain is raised, and in ed by the governor. Laterdie will be Die packers, however, insisted that most sections barley will be ready to oner's brown, scarred hand. In another bank in daylight, but were foiled'"and The rebuked gentleman lay back In rqeuired to furnish an additional Time rolled on, ami some years bond after instant, Dawes believing ____________ himself alone this was unwarranted, because they cut by the last of the week. both were caught. * ’ Farmers in the sum of about *500,000, the |,he es<,aPe °f R”. the office of com his chair anti enjoyed himself audibly. pressed the gift to his lips. North turn claimed that meat, once put up in air Norfolk Island became va- ed abruptly, and the eyes of the pair "Aunt Hetty," he said, recovering, A British steamer in Chinese waters tight cane, would last forever. They estimate that about half a crop will be amount to be determined by the 'gov- n,an^,n* harvested. The fall wheat will be No. ernor. cant. It was offered to Maurice Frere. met. Dajves flushed crimson, but North "there, you've helped me out again! was attacked by pirates and two pas declared that canned meat was as goo«l ------- —- who, much against die wishes of his 1, but most of the spring wheat will be turned white as death. Neither spoke Whenever I get glum over the time sengers killed and the captain wounded. in ten years as it was in ten days, and PORTLAND Minvcvc .wlfe' a<'<’,Pted On his arrival he inferior. ___ MARKETS. found Mr. North occupying the position but each wa» drawn cloaer to the other wasted on trains, I’ll just remember Milukoff is the choice of the Russian they brought t<jr bear testimony of an »ince both had kl»»ed the roaebud pluck what you’ve said, and It will cheer me Wheat— riilh 71.. n of chaplaln there, having been trans- ed by Sylvia's fingers. Democrats for premier, but the tzar official of the department to corroborate __ Hot Weather Hurries Harvest, «O-- It h ' ,, ’ 73c; ferred frolicTort Arthur ww time pre up al l rig ht I"--------------------- ——------------ their itatements. Some members of ■till balks at yielding to the party’s de Eugens—The condition of the crops Since the "tobacco trick," Mooney and Aunt Hetty's cheeks flush««! with congress had their doubts about this, in the Upper Willamette valley, espec mands. Da wee had been placed in the new Oats No. 1 white feed, *32; gray, who had been sent there by the authori- gratification. But her success, as auc- however, so it has been decided to make ially around Eugene, during the fast priaon, together with a man named *31 per ton. ties as a last resource. Four negroes aro under arrest in <ess will someNines do, puzzled her a a thorough investigation and find out week have been excellent, and all the Barley—Feed, 123.75 per ton; brew North Carolina for murdering an en Though the house of the commandant B and who had already twice failed t«' >lt—for why had Nephew Jaines laugh whether the packers were correct or farmers are happy. The haying season ing, |24; rolled, *24.50 0 25 50. kill himself. When old Mooney |aT was comfortable and well furnished, and- tire family. One of the men has con not. harl niand Prop™«! ed so Immoderately?—Youth’s Compan though, of necessity, all thaft^yas most is about half over and the crop t> be Rye—$1.50 per cwt. fessed, implicating the ether three. —-— Hay-Valley timothy No 1 »1 Da I * ,ha place that the three ahould put In practice a ion. harvest« d will be one of the largest for Wounded Hacked With Axes. A flood in Rhodes canyon, 16 miles . -"i *» »tits was hidden, the loathing w th which Svl- scheme in which two at least must suc years.- The warm wave which has ex io On: C 7er’ ‘V0«*3; «heat, via had approahced the last " nd mo.t ceed. The scheme was a desperate one No Trouble. nothr of Trinidatd, Colorado, swept Siediice, Russian Poland, July 17.__ tended over the valley has been some The traveler stopped at the cabin and away a number of houses. One man The Mariavits Catholic strike has again what detrimental to the wheat crop, * .50^7, grain hay, *7@8; alfalfa, dreaded abiding place of the elaborate and attempted only in th» la.t extrem convict system, under which It had been ity. It was the cuatom of the “ring ” asked for a drink of water. While the was drowned and a hundred people left been resumed, owing to the action of which, a'coiding to the farmers, has however, to awear each of It» member, old negro woman was getting It be Fruita—Apples, »1 5001.75 per box- her nil"foI',une t0 ba'l not decreas homeless. the court in returning to its owners the advanced too far. Harvest hands are apricots, *1 5001.75 per crate;, eher-’ H' , The ai*h,a and sounds of pain and to carry out to the best of hla ability looked round the little cabin. The walls Catholic church recently captured-toy The war in Central America may in reported scarce, even with the good ries, 408c per pound; currants, »010c pu“1’hl"eut •“"»»nd®.! her. She could thia last Invention of the convict disci the Mariavits in the village of Grem- wages offered. per pound; pesches, 75c0*l.lO@per ^dder " W‘nd°Wa witllout « plined mind, should two other members were covered with lithographs and pic volve Honduras and Nicaragua. kov. After the return of this church tures from magHklnes. The most con crave hia assistance. The government has begun an inves to the Catholics it was again attacked crate; pears »1 5002 25 per box; "I wish, Maurice, we had never come The scheme was simplicity Itself That spicuous objects were two large framed Freighter Now Wheat King. tigation of the elevator business. and recaptured by the Mariavits. The per b0,: Logan ber’ here"” ahe Piteously. “These un- evening when the cell door was .»cure portraits, one of Mr. Bryan, the other La Grande—A B. Conley is the larg- rie.m»1 Italy wants Great Britain andYrance wounded were most horribly mal est individual owner of farming land in ries »1.3001,40 per crate; raspberries, baPPy men will do you »ome frightful ly locked and the absence of a visiting of President Roosevelt. The traveler Jailer might be counted upon for an smiled broadly. to reduce their standing armies and treated, beaten, hacked with hatchets Union county, being assessed on 10,118 *1 7501.85 per crate; blackberries, 8c lnJ"ry one °t these days.” and axes, strips of their flesh being per pound; gooseberries; 8c per pound. . “Stuff!” said her husband. “They've hour at least, Bland produced a straw “See here, aunty,” »aid he, when »he aays she will do likewise. Vegetables—Beans, 507c per pound; n3' the courak,‘ !'<• take the best man and held It out to hl. companions.’ had returned, "this Is funny—a Demo torn out, teeth and ears missing and acres, every foot of which is first-class Dawe» took it, and tearing It into un tillable land. A little over a quarter cabbage, l^c per pound; corn, 250 35c Kmo"g th®m. «nd dare him to toucK me. Thirty-nine laundry companies of eyes gouged out.' crat on one side and a Republican on of a century ago his principal stock in per dozen; cucumbers, 75c0»l per box- J.La' ’...Vi' The «'onvlct »errant equal length», handed the fragments to Cincinnati, Ohio, have been indicted the other." lettuce, head, 25c per dezen onions’ " ,h’ ¿hnrge book? Mooney. trade was a freighting outfit,about as for violating the anti trust law. Officers Prea< h Revolution. "The longest Is the one,” said the 'Well, sah, It's this way," she an j 1,1 • onions, i'T, told you always to have ft re.<l. poorly equipped as any on the road. 10ai2Xc per down; peas, 405c per for me. Why don't yon do .» L' * 8t. Petersburg, July 17.—At a meet Mr. Conley’s rise is due principally' to Esther Mitchell and Mia. Creffieid blind man. “Come on, boys, and dip swered. "My man's a Democrat. He 10®16c Per dozen; told? Give me the book.” Taking k In the lucky bag.” admit they conspired to kill George ing he] 1 today at Gatchina, 30 miles wheat raising, but the advancing value Jes’ csbn't see nothing but what ain’t It was evident that lots were to be Republican, sah. He'i kind ob crazy Mitchell. Noothers were in the plot. from 8 . Petersburg, attended by three of farming land in the past few years rhubarb, 202J$c per pound; spinach, *«d running his finger down the leases 2@3c per pound; tomatoes, *1.25 0 2.25 h ® commented on the list of offenses to drawn to determine to whom fortune of the Guard regiments, an efficer ad- The only hope of averting an open dreese i the men on the subject of the jas* had a great deal to do with it. He per box; parsley, 25c per box; squash. whlch he wou|d b® called upon In the would grant freedom. The men drew In about Democrats, sah—-specially MUtah contest in Russia is for the czar to soldiers union, which is being organiz i generally known as “Eastern Ore* *101.25 per crate; turnips, 9Oc0*l ,n<>rnlng to mete out Judgment. »Hence, and then Bland and Dawe» Bryan, sah.” on’s Wheat King.’’ "Then I suppose the-other picture Is make terms with the moderates. looked at each other. The prize had per sack ; carrots *10125 per sack ' “ MH®" Byrn®, not walking fast ed. He pointed out that the league been left In the bag. Mooney—fortu yours?” beets, *1 250 1 50 per sack. ’ * nll ’ * n Mr. Byrne. The Vatican is fast falling into decay was democratic and was being organiz Construction Slow. nate old fellow—retained the longeet "Yas, sah,” she said, smiling proud and it will be necessary for the pope to ed for the purpose of guarding the con atraw. Bland'e hand shook as he com ly. "That Is mine, sah.” The Dalles—W. F. Nelson, president spend *106,000 to put the .'Building in stitution and establishing constitution bound, new yellow, l?»02c per pound, muster; says he was ‘washing himself— pered notée with his companions. There “And don't you have any rows over^- condition. al institutions and to prepare the army of the Oregon Trunk road, says con Potatoes — Fsncy graded old Bur- LW waat> him! John Richards, missing wa. a moment'e pause, during which struction work is progressing slowly be to come over to the people when they banks, 40®50c per sack; ordinary, muster and Insolence. John Gateby, In- the blank eye-ball» of the blind man these pictures?” Japan says she is not trying to mon "Well, no, sah, 'cept round about were ready and armed for resistance. cause of the scarcity bf laborers. Mr. nominal ; new potatoes, “4e0*l 50 per "olenc« «"d Insubordination.' James fiercely »earched the gloom, a» If in that opolise the Manchurian tr^de, but that The speech was received with applause. Nelson expects to secure plenty of la hundred. le«*tlon time. Then Jim, ef he gets * | Hopkins, Insolence. Rufus Dawe», gross awful moment theÿ could penetrate it borers after harvest. It is the purpose the door is wide open and every coun insolence, refusing to’work. Ah! we "1 hold th¿ shortest.” said Dawes to work««! up. glnerally pulls down Mr. Butter — Fancy creamery, 17)k920c of the company to puph the road on to try has an equal chance to Capture the must look after you. lou are a parson'»* Bland. ”’TIs you that must do it." Roosevelt, Bah, and stomps on him, and Killed at Peterhof. Madras, a distance of 110 miles from per pound. man, are you? rn break your »plrit "I'm glad of that," said Mooney. busts him up, sab.” 1 London, July 17.—A dispatch to a * ' f Eggs — Oregon ranch, 21J^@22c per my man, or I'll—Sylvia! Your friend the Columbia, as soon as it can be Bland, seemingly terrified at the dan "Then I sup|>ose there Is trouble?” ^The Longworths are visiting in Paria. news agency from 8t. Petersburg save Dawe» Is doing credit to his bringing ger which fate had decreed that he built, and then to build /through Cen dozen. "My! No, sah. No trouble. There that General Koelov, of the headquart up." j i Poultry — Average old hens, 12*^0 ehould run, tore the fatal lot Into frag tral Oregon and make connection with Extenaive reforma arg proposed in ain't any use ob ha«4tig trouble. ers staff, was murdered in the park at I "What do yon meaji?” 13c per pound; mixed chickens, 11^ ments,-and sat gnawing hi» knuckles the British army. Peterhof Saturday, His assailant used some southern road. % ” That villain and reprobate. Dawes" «12c; fryers, 16@17c; broilers, 150 In excess of abject terror. Mooney waits till de nex' mohning, an' I takes She Interrupted him. “Maurice, I »‘7t<'h»d himself out upon hie plank down Mr. Bryan alid carries him Into The whole of the province of Vero- a revolver. The three shots fired were 16)ic; roosters, »OlOc; dressed chick Exhibits for Jamestown Fair. nesh, Russia, is affected by excesses all effective. The murderer was a will ens, 14O15c; turkeys, live, 16O17c; wish you would not use such language bed. ‘Come on, mate," he aaid. Bland town and pawns him, and takes de Salem—.lafferson Myera, president of You know I dislike II” Rhe spoke extended a shaking hand, and caught money, sah, anti buys a new Mr. Roose- arista? from the agrarian movement. dressed man. He. has been arrested turkeys, dressed, choice, 17ffl2i^c; The peasants are rising everywhere and blit not identified. The case fa regar!- the Uwis and Clark fair commission, geese, live, 8O8J<c; ducks, 19^O13c. coldly and sadly, as one who knows that ■tufuR Daweg by the sleeve. velt and givei Jim the pawn ticket, remonstrance is vain, and Is yet con "Yoti have more nerve then I. You sah. burning estates. ed as mysterious. *V General Koelov- and on'a of the commisaionera to the Hope —Oregon, 1605, 11c; olds. 8c strained to remonstrate. <io It. Jamestown exposition, was In 8alem "My! No, I wouldn't have no trou "Oh. dear! My Lady Proper! How Thousands of Jews are fleeing from agita"?* Conn*<'Ud w1th *nT Politjl»! recently closing up the affair» of his per pound. No, no, «aid Dawes, almost aa Wool—Eastern Oregon average best, refined we are getting!” ble, sah." Ruseia. It is claimed 40,000 left War aa hia companion. "I'v. run my chknce commission and also consulting with -----i—t-------- — "There. I did not mean to annoy yon," ra!Ir’ 1802314c; valley, coarse, 22^O23)fc; saw in a single day'. Twa" 7Our own propoaaf." officers of the state fair board relative Thousands Without Homas. tine, mohair, choice, 28030c per said she, wearily: "Don't let us quarrel, The coward who, confident in bin own to the collrction of exhibits for the Or Some of Bryan’s admirers way he will Hoogley—Yes, I’m mighty glud I for goodness' sake.” y "'i I'ich would seem; to have fallen Into the pound. Nizhni, Novgorod, July 17.—A fire egon exhibit st Jsmeetown. Colonel organise a new party. The Insubordination of,.w«|ch Rufu/ pit he had du^* for other», a»t rocking ain’t got no children. whiph broke out here today raged for \eal—Dressed, 5S@7c per pound. / Myers says that all exhibitors at the Pepprey—It's just as well. hi. head in Beef — Dressed bulls, Sc per pound; Dawe» had been guilty was InhTgn'ificant. k T 'J” and , ro ' The Russian cabinet has offered its six hours before it was checked. When It wa» the custom of the newly fledged nis hand«. state fair will be asked to preserve as • Hobgley—Bure it Is. it was finally extinguished 275 houses cows, 4H05,^e; country steers, 500c. constable» of Captain Frere to enter the reeignation to the csar. ranch of their products ss possible and , „„„„„ _ ureB1)ed fanc„ 7a8c -r P«*pprey—Yes. for In these dnys of ■ . m ?” ’ h* *h,«P»r*<L lifting Mutton — Dressed, fancy, 708c per had been destroyed an 1 more than 3.000 Anarchy reigns in Russia and open families had been ren lered homeless the commiseion will pnreha* .„ch a. 1 pound ; ordinary saec lsmbi K sards at night, armed with cutlasses, a white, wet face. free education they wouldn't l>e side to tramping about, and making a great it meritonont for exhibit At Jamee- 8(38 Ue ’ ® . 'yhw ar'‘ ,ou "’•’»hi« torr aaid for- rebellion ia expected at any time. escape some knowledge of grammar, The loss is placed at »400,000. noise. The men in Dawes' gang were tunate Mooney on. l t„ rp,dy town I rs and they'd be forever correcting you - I Pork—Dreeeed, 708^c per pound t'<-fien searched more than once iu I—I—thought you might like to—to Philadelphia Press. NEWS OF THE WEEK for Our a Busy Readers. f' » sr ft r The notion'ttemed to sober the sensei Of tha old"man, exalted tqo fiercely by hia good fortune. “Ay!” ha aaid. “Pray! A good thought!” And ha knelt down, and, abutting hla blind eyee—’tara» aa though he was dazzled by some strong light— unseen by hla comrades, moved bls lipa silently. It was quite dark now in the cell; but al Bland advanced hla face wai like a white maak floating upon the darkne»». Da wee preaaed hla lucky comrade'a hand, and withdrew to the furtheat corner. When Troke came In the morning, ha saw what had occurr«*d at a glance, and hastened to remove the corpse of the strangled Mooney. “We drew lota,” said Rufua Dawe», pointing to Bland, who erotiche«] In the corner furthest from his victim, "and It fell upon him to do it. I'm the wit- HWBè ------------ • "They’ll hang you all for that,” said Troke. - "I hope ao,” aaid Rufus Dawes. The scheme of «»cape hit upon by thè convict intellect was »Imply this: Three men being together, lots were drawn to determine who should be murdered. The drawer of the longest straw wan The lie was killed. “lucky" man. 'er of the pext longest straw Ths derer. He was hanged. the was the witness. 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