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Cottage Grove Echo-Leader,
Echo-Leader B uilding.
PE A C E
NOT
P O S S IB LE .
T h e F a ilu r e o f N e g o t ia t io n s a F o r e g o n e
C o n clu s io n .
P akih , January 9. —The Paris edition
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anager
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T hese rate* a rc s tr ic tly in a d v a n ce .
j 4 ^ “- ,-u b scrib ers w is h in g a ch a n ge in their
p stoffice address s h ou ld g iv e th e ir o ld as w ell
as n ew address.
T h e KCMO-I.HAnrR w ill b e sen t to su b scrib e r*
u n til a.I ar e»ir>< are paid an d pap er o r d e r e d to
be d xi-ontinn d a c c o r d in g t o law .
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A n y s ib s c rib e r n o t r e c e iv in g h is p a p e r
r e g u la rly w ill p lease n o t ify this o ffic e im m e
d ia tely .
/ i f - W e irivite sh ort a rticle s o f general in
terest—lo n g o n es, as a ru le , n o t p u b lis h e d . A ll
a r tic le s n m d
a c c o m p a n ie d b .' t i e n a m e o f
the w riter, t o t for p u b lic a t io n , i ,n t » 8 e v id e n c e
o i g o o d fa th. W e assu m e n o re$p ,n s io ility fo r
the o p in io n » o i co rre s p o n d e n t* .
K n c r . d st ih e postoffi. e a t Cottage d r o v e as
s e co n d c la -s m atter.
A d v e r t i s i n g F a t* * M a d e K n o w n
p lic a t io n .
on A p
P A R L IA M E N T .
O n ly U r g e n t Q u e s tio n * W i l l
ered N ow .
Spain Places the United States
Among Favored Nations.
of the Herald will print to-morrow a
dispatch from Shanghai, saying that
China’s peace envoys to Japan have been
instructed not to surrender any territory.
China is merely willing to concede the
E V E R Y T H IN G A G A IN SEREN E
independence of Corea and pay an in
demnity. The failure of the negotia
tions is regarded in Shanghai as a fore f * l a m l P l a n t e r W i l l b«? A b l e t o C o n t r o l
gone conclusion.
th e M a rk e t o f t h e G re a te s t Su gar*
Generals Chiang and Chen of Port Ar
C o n s u m in g C o u n t r y o n t h e G lo b e —
thur fame, whom Li Hung Chang re
D e t a i l * K e m a in t o b e A d j u s t e d .
ported to the government as having died
L ondon , January 10.—A Madrid dis
heroic deaths facing the foe, have turned
up without a scratch. A rigorous in patch says that as a result of recent ne
quiry will be made.
gotiations a minimum tariff has been
CONTRIBUTION TO TIIE RED CROSS.
accorded to the United States by the
B e r l i n , January 9.—The Red Cross Spanish government upon exports from
Society of Germany will send 10,000
marks to the Red Cross Society of Japan the United States into Cuba and Porto
to aid it in its present work in the field. Rico.
THE CRUELTY AT POET ARTH U R.
J A P A N 'S
CUBA IS BENEFITED
satisfactory conclusion reached .
January 10.—As indi
cated in the cablegrams from Madrid
the negotiations between the State De
partment and the government of Spain
looking to the restoration of the tariff on
American products entering Cuba and
Porto Rico have reached a satisfactory
conclusion. It is true that some minor
details remain to be adjusted, but little
difficulty is expected in securing their
settlement. It appears that in conced
ing to tiie United Stales the lienefits of
the minimum tariff Spain lias also se
cured a substantial advantage. Her
West Indian colonies ordinarily supply
the United States with about 75 percent
of the sugar imported into the country.
Thus the sugar is liable to a duty of one-
tenth of 1 cent per pound over ami above
the 40 per cent duty imposed on Cuban
sugar, and in consequence the Cuban
planters practically receive a portion
equal to the discriminating duty paid
by European sugars, and, it is believed,
will thus be able to control the market
of the greatest sugar consuming country
on the globe.
b e C o n s id
January 10.—Premier Ito,
speaking in the Japanese Chamber t f
Deputies yesterday, declared that th}
victories over the Chinese were due t>
the bravery and loyalty of the army an 1
navy supported by the loyalty and una
nimity of the people of the nation. He
L it honored, he said, to occupy the po
sition of Prime Minister at so important
a period in the country’s history. In
view of necessary war measures Premier
Ito said the budget would deal only with
a few other urgent matters. When the
war should be concluded, he said, the
government would submit a number of
useful measures, but in the meantime
only ths most urgent questions would be
considered.
T o
k io
,
MORE PORT ARTHUR CRITICISMS.
L ondon , January 10.—The Pall Mall
Gazette thiB afternoon, referring to the
massacre at Port Arthur, says: “ Re
sponsibility for the horror rests not with
the Japanese peasant, who everybody
know s is a lacquered barbarian, but with
Marshal Oyama and his officers, whose
civilization professed togoa littledeeper.
Whether they |>erniitted the outrages or
not, or were unable to check them, they
are unworthy of the command of the
armies of a power which calls itself civ
ilized.”
L o n d o n , January 9.—The Times will
to-morrow publish advices from Kobe
under
date of December 3, giving alleged
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
details of the massacre at Port A-tliur.
The Times correspondent states that the
i U 'M B K K I AN D P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H — slaughter was earned out with every re
S u n d a y s c h o o l, 10 A. M. P re a c h in g , 11 a . m .
a n d 7 i*. m . P rayer m ee tin g , e a ch W ednesda y at volting featnreof primal barbarity. Four
Hi* m . (“ W e are jo u r n e y ng u n to a p la c e o f days were passed in murder and pillage,
w h ic h th e lx>r 1 *-tid, I w ill g iv e ’. t y o u ; c o m e and from dawn to dark horrible mutila
th o u w th iis an d w e w ill d o thee g o o d .” —
tions of every conceivable kind ami
N um b. 10:29.
F. Z. N E S B E IT , Pastor.
nameless atrocities were perpetrated.
CUT OFF THE CHINESE RETREAT.
i U lR fS T IA N ('H U B C H — SE R V IC E S AT 11 A. Prisoners were tier! together in groups
L ondon , January 10.—A Shanghai dis
\
M .a n d H i*. m . M iu day sc h o o l at 10 A. M. riddled witb bullets and then hacked to
Y. P. H. ('. K., ea ch Sunday at 4 v. m . M id w eek
patch says reports have been received
Boats crowded with fugitives of
p ra y e r a--d pra ise se r v ic e s , W e d n e s d a y e v e n in g pieces.
from New Chwang that during the as
a t 7 o ’ c lo c k . M usical xeLear*al, e a c h Saturday both sexes and all ages received volley
sault of the Japantse upon Sonnien
e v e n in g tt 7 o c 'lo c k .
after volley of bullets. The streets were
Chang the town was burned, rendering
strewn with corpses showing every ghast
10.000 homeless in a temperature of 40
\fETHODurr church —& cnda y school ly form of mutilation.
degrees below the freezing point. The
AI 1
h i Id a . m .
Pre c h ln g each fou rth Su n dsy
The soldiers were apparently un
n n »m in g an d ev e n in g . P rayer m e e tin g , eve ry
Japanese
are cutting off the retreat of
T h u rsd a ' nigh t. •* T h e I.ord Is in H is h o lv te m checked in their deeds of blood by their
15.000 Chinese soldiers commando) by
p le .”
K EY. E. (ilT T IN S , Pastor.
commanders, who, totally losing thetr
General Sung, and the Taotai of New
European veneer, showed absolute un
Chwang, fearing desertions, has ordered
consciousness of these brutalities on
that all soldiers who attempt to run
their Western visitors. They did not
away shall be immediately shot.
forget to be effusively attentive to them,
BUNG ASKS FOR REINFORCEMENTS.
and did not appear to suspect that their
guests were filled with indignation and
L ondon , January 10.—The Times will
disgust.
publish to-morrow a dispatch from
The Times will say editorially that it
Shanghai saying that General Sung lias
is impossible to doubt that the General
sent a message to the Chinese govern
E M IG R A N T S FOR H A W A II.
in command could have stopped the bar
ment to the effect that his force is com
barous mutilation if he felt so disposed,
pletely at the mercy of the Japanese
hut his failure to prevent it has cast an N in e H u n d r e d P o r t u g u e s e t o b e T a k e n and begging for reinforcements or per
t o t h e iM la m l.
indelible blot on the Japanese and lias
mission to return.
gone far to destroy the admiration which
COREAN INDEPENDENCE DECLARED.
W ashington , January 10.—Mr. Lorin
T H E D EM URRER O VE R R U LE D
Europe was so iiberallv extending to
I ain ’ nos-, January 10.—A Seoul dis
them. It will scarcely be thought either A. Thurston, the Hawaiian Minister to
that the Japanese government had hith the United States, returned to Washing patch says the King of Corea yesterday
formally declared the independence of
N ew Y o r k ( » c o k e r s B u i l t y o f C o n t e m p t erto shown sufficient sensitiveness in the ton last night after an absence of three
Corea.
matter.
in N o t R e p l y i n g t o t h e C o m m i t t e e ’ *
months on a special mission !o Portugal.
TONG H AK LEADERS BEHEADED.
I n t e r r o g a t o r ie s M u st A b id e llie C on *
The object of his visit was to obtain
L ondon , January 10—A Fusan dis
G L A D S T O N E ON IR ELA N D .
H .-qu eii. e s l* r e s « * r ib e d I,y S t a t u t e .
emigrents for Hawaii, and in this he was patch says the inhabitants of Kow Yo
P r e s e n t a t i o n M a d e t h e O c c a s i o n f o r a n successful.
A party of 900 Portuguese Ken in Southern Corea have seized and
W asiiington , .lannary 9. —The Court
E x p r e s * i o n o f H i* V i e w * .
will start for Hawaii January 11 to aug beheaded three of the principal leaders
of Appeals of the District of Columbia
of the Tong Hak rebels. The rebels are
L ondon , January 9. —Thomas O’Con ment the 14.000 oi their countrymen al (feeing in all directions.
to-iiay rendered an opinion sustaining
ready there. The men who compose
nor, representing the American organi the party are farm laborers, and will be
COREAN MINISTER TO JAPAN.
the opinion of Judge Cole in the case of
zation of the Friendly Sons of St. Pat utilized principally in the coffee-grow
L ondon , Januaiy 10.—A Seoul dis
Messrs. Chapman & McCarty, stock
rick, presented to Mr. Gladstone this ing industry. The labor supply of the patch says that the grandson of the King
brokers, who refused to testify before
evening an ulhntn with an illuminated islands according to Thurston is entire Regent of Corea has been appointed
the Sugar Investigating Committee re
ly inadequate to the development of the
addresB, which was prepared in March, interests now in progress. The govern Coiean Minister to Japan.
garding individual speculations through
1894, on the occasion of Mr. Gladstone’s ment of Hawaii has furnished a steamer
P IL O T S ON W A R S H IP S .
• heir firm. Judge Cole’s decision over retirement. Mr. Gladstone received Mr.
to take these emigrants to their destina
ruled the demurrer filed by the brokers O'Connor and the gentlemen With him tion, and will bear the expense of the
H i* P r e s e n c e D o«** N o t H e l i e v e 1 lie C o m *
to the government indictments. The very heartily. He iooked ruddy and an journey.
m a n d in g O ffic e r o f R e s p o n s ib i l it y .
imated,
and
talked
with
much
spirit.
With reference to the condition of po
cases will now be appealed to the United
W a s h i n g t o n , January 10.—Secretary
Alter inquiring into the history of the litical affairs in the islanils Mr. Thurs
-Y., . i . i ^
Court. Tire three prin society and its lists ot members Mr.
ton said the agitation against the gov Herbert to-day issued general orders to
cipal questions involved, the Court of Gladstone expressed his gratitude for the ernment has lieen c arried on by a few
naval officers, reversing the former prac
Appeals stated in its opinion, were the compliments paid him in the address. malcontents, but lias not resulted in
tice of the department regarding the re
constitutionality of section 102 of tire Mr. Gladstone declared his interest in causing much uneasiness. The govern
revised statutes, on which tire indict Ireland and the Irish, w hose cause, he ment, however, has put a stop to it by sponsibility of pilots on warships, which
ments were based: whether lire inquiry said, he should keep at heart to the end arresting Bush and others for conspir will render it impossible hereafter to
waJ wrthin the power of tire Senate to of his fife. He regretted the divisions acy.
shift the blame for aa injury to a vesel
The Queen’s attorney, Neumann, has on the pilot, as was attempted in the
execute by requiring witnesses to ap in the ranks of Ireland’s leaders. The
country’s
chances
of
obtaining
tier
rights
taken the oath of allegiance and Mr.
pear, and whether tire questions were
perilirent to tire inquiry. All of these would never he a? bright as they ought Davies, guardian of Kiaulani, the heir- case of the Colombia last spring or the
to
lie
until
al
Nationalists
united.
Do
apparent to the throne, has announced Cincinnati last November. The order is
questions tire court answered adversely
mestic discoid must mean necessarily that in consequence of the recognition as follows:
to I lie brokers. It said:
“ The accident to the United States
** No doubt, is entertained by tire court the postponement of any realization of of the Hawaiian Republic by Great
as to tire validity of the section which their claims. Everybody in any way Britain be no longer supports the pro steamship Cincinnati upon the occasion
embodied tire provisions of the act of able to assist in the reunion of the fac ject to restore tiie Queen. Mr. Wide- of tier striking ground on the eastern
January 24, 1457. It is not rejiorterl tions was bound to do so. Anybody mann, one of the royalist commission side of the shoals to the south and west
tirât tire defendants Irelong to that class prompting discord undertook a terrible ers to Washington, also announced that of Execution Rocks lighthouse, lxmg
oi witnesses exempted by article 5of the responsibility, which might mean untold lie rt cognized restoration as a dead issue. Island Sonnd, on Noveuilier 16 last ren
ders it expedient that the department
constitution. The act must not be con injury to the cause of justice to Ireland.
promulgate to the service its views with
LA S T Y E A R ’S S E A LIN G .
demned as trn 'onstiuitionur if by any He hoped strongly that some agency
regard to the responsibility of pilots on
reasonable construction of its teints it soon would lie found to unite tt.e Na
can lie maintained as constitutional and tionalist groups. He trusted that Ire T h e C a t c h o f t h e B r i t i s h C o l u m b i a n board vessels of the navy. A pilot is to
be considered merely as an adviser tothe
S e a lin g F le e t.
valid. The eontention that that activas land’s many and influential friends in
commanding officer, and his presence on
an attempt by Congress to delegate its America would move vigorously for peace
W
ashington
,
January
10.—The
State
I »card a naval vessel shall not relieve the
powers and urisdiction to tire several in the ranks of the Nationalist leaders.
¡louses to punish for contempt of court, They should appeal to the Irish mem- Department has published an official re commanding officer of such vessel or any
ami that, thereiore, tire statute is void, liers of the House of Commons to forget port front United States Consul Rotierts of his subordinates from full responsi
is not acceded to, for the statute lias for Ireland’s welfare their present differ at Victoria on the seal catch of the Brit bility for the proper performance of du
ties with which thev or any of them may
never been understood as having any ences.
ish Columbian sealing fleet last year. he charged concerning the navigation of
such purpose. Tire effort to show the
JU D G E CA -D W E L L 'S ORDER.
The figures show the catch to be the the vessel.”
statute void is an utter failure.’ '
As to tire power of tire Senate to com I t W i l l l*e G i v e n a T r i a l b y U n io n P a - largest ever made in a single year, and
G R IE V A N C E
C O M M IT T E E .
that the fear once entertained that the
pel witnesses to testify tire court said it
c 11«.? E m p l o y e s .
hunters would he seriously handicapped
ex(.erie!ired great difficulty in distinctly
W i ll R e p re s e n t, t h e E n g in e e r s o f t h e E n
O maha . January 9. —The historic order by the compulsory use of the spear has
making tire boundary within which
tir e S o u th e r n P a c ific S y s te m .
either Hnu-erwn act with coercive power of Judge Caldwell concerning the dis itee 11 overcome. The total Canadian
S a n F r a n c i s c o , January 10.—A meet
to compel the d sclosure of far ts deemed charge of employes who testified in the catch was 94,474, and of those taken in
Behring Sea 11.705 were males and 14,- ing of the Grievance Committee of the
important ami of delimiting tire rights
of tire citizen to exemption irom inquiry wage investigation is to be given another 630 females. The catch in 1693 was 70,- Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of
into Ins private affairs. Tire court con trial. When 7 ndge Caldwell made the 332. In addition this year 573 skins
the entire Southern Pacific system has
tinues :
order, which has become the hope of taken by American schnoneis were
11 The subject matter of tire cares im railway employes, he declared that the landed at Victoria, bringing the total been called for the latter part of this
number of skins landed there to 95.047 month, to be held here. This commit
mediately ami Most seriously affects the
Senate iiself ami the great legislative humblest employe would have the right The sealers took 48,993 skins off the Jap tee has not been together for two years,
trust con tided to its meiiiliers by tire | eo- to carry a grievance clear up to him and anese coast. 26.341 in Behring Sea, 11,- and is called only w hen important action
p| ,*. The dignity ami integrity of B orne lie would see that the man was given a 705 off the British Columbian coast and affecting (be brotherhood of the entire
of tire members were openly anil serious lair deal. Two former employes of the 7,437 off Copper Island. An intimation system is to be taken. The last time it
ly questioned in a manner well calcu Union Pacific, now ont of jobs because of further claims against the United met here its doings were very secret, but
lated to destroy public confidence and to of retrenchment, are preparing to do ex States is found in the release of the it secured what it came for. That was a
bring odium on that important branch actly that tiling. I .oca I Freight Agent seized schooners Favorite and Wanderer restoration in part of the wages which
of tire government. There was no pre Burrows of the Union Pacific received without any formal investigation and the company had just cut. The fact
tense that to answer the questions would orilers from headquarters in the latter the prompt filing by their masters with that the committee has been called to
criminate tire w itnesses in any way, and part of Decern tier to reduce the force in Collector Milne of claims for damages.
gether shows that the engineers have
it was their dear duty as citizens toolrev the loeal freighthonses, and he did so.
not dropped the matter of wages. An
HUNDREDS K IL L E D .
the law. Tile refusal was at their peril, There were aoout fifteen men discharged.
effort is now being made to settle the
ami thev must abide the consequences It was said to-day that there we e two
differences betw een the brotherhood and
''piv-crihed by tire statute. The court of the men who proposed to bring the T h e D e t a i l * o f a D i s a s t r o u s J a p a n e s e the American Railway Union, and has
E a rth q u a k e.
cannot assume that the investigation matter tiefore General Manager Dickin
been somewhat successful. The Ameri
was intended as a n.ere idle, prying pro son and see if the older men should not
F siston , January 10.—The earthquake can Railway Union will in the next
ceeding without any ultimate aim or ob have the preference, it being alleged which visited Yamagata prefecture of couple of weeks decide on the stand it is
ject. The questions hail reference to that some of the younger men have been
to take.
and sought to elicit information as to retained. This ha* always been the pol Japan was especially severe at Sakata.
S P O K A N E GETS T H E POST.
whether tire brokerage firm had liouglit icy of Mr. Dickinson, and the men lie- A letter from Rev. Horatio B. Newell
or sold mgar stocks in the interest of lieve that, if the matter was presented sent to the American Board of Foreign
anv ¡senators or were carrying such to him in the proper light, lie would see
Missions and dated Niigata, November T h e C o n f e r e n c e C o m m i t t e e R e t a i n * t h e
W ils o n A m e n d m e n t.
stocks lor such Senators. Such inquiry that when there were discharges to tie
7,
gives further details of the disaster.
was plainly in the scope of tire Senate made the oldest employe had the prefer
W a s h i n g t o n , January 10.—After a
Com m ithe. The questions set ont in ence and stayed in.
He says:
the indictment, and which the appel
“ Sakata was a very prosperous city sharp tight the Wilson amendment for a
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lants refused to answer, were all perti
of about 25,(00 or more and the center military |>ost at Spokane was retained in
L o u i s v i l l e , K y ., January 9 . —Cassius of a large export rice trade.
nent to the inquiry. The indictment is
It was fa the Military Academy bill to-day. No
good and sufficient, and the demurrer Marcellas Clay, the *‘ ( fid Lion of White mous as the home of probably the appropriation is made. Squire and New
thereto was properly overruled by the
hall,” is carrying out his plan of edu wealthiest man in Japan, a Mr. Hom- berry were before the committee. Cock
court trelow and the judgments entered
ma. He had here forty-six fireproof
on the demurrer in both cases must be cating his young wife to fit her for her warehouses stored full of rice, and of the rell, Chairman of the committee,was dead
new
station
in
life.
A
few
days
ago
he
affirmed.”
forty-nine, forty-eight were first thrown ret against the post. He said it was put
Chief Justice Alv°y delivered tire engaged a governess, Miss Josie Martin down, then burned, entailing a loss of in to lielo make Wilson Senator. New
opinion.
of Munfordville, who has gone to White aliout $300,000 in produce alone aside berry denied it. It is said Otis, Scho
hall to give Mrs. Clay lessons in deport from the buildings. The real looses are field and the War Department wanted it,
J t l g li t o f W a y T l i r m i g h P a h l l c L a n d s .
ment, muscle and the ordinary branches those where the ordinary people lust and Spokane had made an offer of land
W as H intox , January 9. —Tire Senate of learning. Mrs. Clay is oniy 15 years their homes, clothing, implements of in good faith, and Wilson had done w hat
Committee on Public Lands to-dav old, and has little more than the rudi work—everything. Of these there are was asked of him. Cockrell was molli
fied. and allowed the amendment to re
authorized a favorable report on the bill ments of an education. She has had many thousands, and with winter al main. All the parties refuse an appro
absolutely no experience in society, and ready setting in it is a dreary prospect
passed bv the House 'ast August author is as ignorant of the graces of dress and for most of them.”
priation. Assistant Secretary of War
izing the Secretary of tire Interior to deportment, as of mathematics or the
The returns so far give the number Doe says that the department lias money
permit 'lie "><’ 31
of way through sciences. Miss Martin is expected to killed a-" 738, wounded 904, houses de enough to liegin the work if the fx>st is
public lands not within the limits of make a finish ad lady of her.
authorized. The action of tiie commit
stroyed 5,382. _________ ____
»ny park, forest, military or Indian res
tee to-dav means that the post will be
Starvation
Story
Denied.
ervation 'or trainroads, canals or reser
l> r . H a r k n e * * D e f e a t # S u t r o .
established.
W
ile
em
u
rex
,
Pa.,
January
10.—The
voirs to tiie extent ol the ground oc-
S an F rancisco , January 9. —At the
R i c h S t r i k e N e a r De>i<l w o o d .
cr.p.ed by the water of the eaitals and election of officers of the California starvation story sent out from here to
D e a d w o o d , S . D ., January 10 — Min
reservoir- and fifty feet on each side of
the
effect
that
there
is
unusual
distress
the marginal limits thereof or fifrv feet Academy of Sciences held to-day Dr.
ing eircles are in a flatter of excitement
on each side the center line of the tram- Darkness on the regular ticket was ami miners are starving is not true. over the announcement of a rich strike
roads by anv citizen or any association elected President, defeating Adolph Su There are always cases of poverty in this
of citizens of the United States engaged tro, the candidate of the reform partv. region as well as in other places, but the made in the Lackawanna mine on Green
in tire business of cutting timber and The vote was Dr. Ifarkness 67, Sutro 44. charitable organizations are well able to Monntain, a few miles south of Dead-
care for them. The mines have been wood. A twelve-foot vein has been un
manufacturing lnnrlier.
A d m is s io n o f O k la h o m a .
working with accustomed regularity, and covered, the ore from w hich after many
W ashington , January 9. — Senator
M o i i f y for »n Oregonian.
there is no more poverty than there lias assays gives returns averaging from
W ashington -, January 7. — Senator Martin to day introduced a bill for the been for years paet. Some miners with $1,500 to $3,700 in gold per ton. The
Mitchell to-day had passed the bill giv admission of Oklahoma as a State. The large families have a hard time getting vein ¡swell defined. The mine is owned
ing Peter Grant Stewart of Gervais, Or., bill provides for tlii extension of the along, but those in real want are cared by James Collins and Curley O'Learv.
$7,600 for land taken for a military res areas so as to include a part of the ter for by the public charities. There are two poor miners, whom a chance “ spot”
no cases of starvation.
ritory of the Chickasaw nation.
in one moment has placed in affluence.
ervation in Pacific county.
W a s h in g t o n ,
BROKERSDOWNED
beciaion of the Court of Appeals
i:i the Sugar Case.
NORTHWEST NEWS
PO R TLAN D
12. 189;,.
M AR K E T S .
N O . 32.
Highest o f all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. G ov’t R ep ort
W h e a t M a rk et.
Condensed Telegraphic Reports
of Late Happenings.
TAK EN H O T FROM TH E W IR E S
Cables yesterday reported English
markets quiet and firm. Eastern mar
kets closed lower. Local quotations
were tin -hanged with very little busi
ness doing. Valley wheat was worth
” 7)4c and Walla Walla 67)a@70c per
cental.
P r o d u ce M a rk et.
F lour —Portland, Salem., Cascadia and
Dayton, are quoted at $2.40 per liarrel;
Golddrop, $2.65; Snow flake, $2.35; Ben
D i f f e r e n t P a r t * o f t h e S t a t e * o f W a * h - ton county, $2.40; graham, $2.15(32.40;
i n g t o n . O r e g o n a n d I d a h o — I t e m * o f superfine, $2.
O ats —Go«xl white oats are quoted at
In te r e s t t o P a c ific C o a st P e o p le .
25m26c; milling, 27@29c; gray, 25@27c.
Cotton seed meal fed to excess will in
Spokane built 400 houses in 1894 at a Rolled oats are quot«l as follows: Bags,
jure the flavor of butter just as lliise«!
cost of something like $750,000.
$5.75@6.00; barrels, $6.00@6.26; cases,
$3
75.
meal in excess will injure the ctain and
A. Fetsch, a Medford '.Or.) tailor,
flavor. The wise way is to mix the dif
B arley — Feed barley. 65@67)ac per
drew $500 in a lottery last week.
cen tal; brewing, 80@82)s c per cental,
ferent foods so as to secure the best
Fred Harford of Patha is experiment according to quality.
flavor, grain and hardness.
ing with a new current wheel, for which
M illstuffs — Bran, $13.50; shorts,
Sterilization (of milk) subjecting to
tie has secured a patent, ft is for irriga $13 50; chop feed, $15@17; middlings,
boiling temnerature by steam is popu
tion purposes.
none in market; chicken wheat, 76c
lar, especially in Europe, and is valuable
“ Uncle Billy ” Gilliam is circulating per cental.
in preventing disease, but physicians
an initiative and referendum |>etitiou
H ay —Good, $9@10 per ton.
obj«-t
to it, as the high temperature
in Morrow county, O r.; also one for a
B utter — Firm; fancy creamery is C A R E F U L FEEDING OF ST O C K modifies the fats, sugars, casein and al
new State constitution.
qnot«l at 25(327>*c; fancy dairy, "20@
bumen, rendering the milk less indi
A very pleasant family reunion was 22t^c: fair to good, 15@17)4c; common,
gestible.— Prof. H. W . Conn in Century
held at the residence of *J. P. Humph 12>ac per pound.
Magazine.
reys in the Waldo Hills near Maeleav,
C heese — Oregon fair, 8 (810c per M u c h K a * i e r t o K e e p a F l o c k o f S h e e p
The time has fnlly come w ten the
Or., on Christinas day. There were pound; fancy, 10@12)4c; young America,
in ( ¿ o o d C o n d i t i o n T h a n t o K e * t o r e
dairy interests of the country can best
present seven children and twenty-six 9@10c; Swiss, imported, 30@32e; do
I t A f t e r I t i l a * B e e n P e r m i t t e d t o be subserved by a u n it« !' and har
grandchildren.
mestic, 14@15c.
monious working together of all wtio are
R u n D o w n —A g r i c u l t u r a l 31 a t t e r .
The Pendleton Wool Scouring and Pro
P otatoes —35@40c per eack.
in any degree oon n« ted therew ith, and
ducing Company has filed supplemental
O nions — Good Oregon, 75@90c per
Sheep are more subject to the influ in no way can the best interests of each
articles showing that its capital stock cental.
had been increased from $12,000 to $20,-
P oultry — Chickens, $3.00(84.50 per ences of adversity and per contra, says individual dairyman be better promote f
000. T. B. Wells, T. E. Fell, E. W. dozen; ducks, $4.50 geese, $6.50@ Colman’s Rural World, to the benign than by becoming a member of his State
Boyd, W. D. Hansford, R. Alexander, 7.00; turkeys, live 121«,c per pound; infl tences of prosperity than any other Dairy Associat on.
C. tj. Jackson and If. Shutthis are di dressed, ehoire, 15c.
of our domestic animals. It is much
rectors and incoroorators.
F resh F ruit —California grapes quoted
easier to keep a flock in good condition TH O SE C O N S P IR A C Y CH AR G ES.
at
85c(8*
1
per
crate;
good
Oregon
apples
Ten years ago the thermometer at
than to restore it after it has been per
bring
$1.00@1.25
per
box;
Jersey
cran
Baker City, Or., fell to 40 degrees below
T h . C u u m r l A r g u in g I h . C u « A g a in s t
zero, ami 60 degrees below at North berries, $14.00; pears, $1.00(81.16 per mitted to run down. The present sea
D «*b* a m i O t h e r s .
box;
persimmons,
$1.25,i'1
35
per
box.
Powder, Or. Weather prophets predict
son of the year is the time to think of
C h i c a g o , January 7.—A motion to
E gos —Oregon are quoted at 2 2 25c
a regular Dakota winter during the next
this, for it is very easy, by a little neg-
few weeks. A visitor at Pendleton from per dozen; Eastern, 2l(«22>4C.
quash the indictments for conspiracy
T ropical F ruit —California lemons, l « t that might not hurt other animals,
Haines, Or., reports 9 degrees below zero
against I Mis and the other directors of
$5.60(86.50; Sicily, $6 50; bananas, $2.50 for sheep to fall off in condition and fail
at that place a day or two ago.
the American Railway Union and siztv
@3.50
per
bunch
;
Florida
oranges,
$4.00
J. W. llockersmith will ship six or
to recover daring the winter. Now is
eight cars of cattle out of Southern Ore (84.25 per box ; California navels, $3.50 the time to watch the flock and give it others came up before Jndge Grosscup
to-day. There are twenty indictments.
gon to the San Francisco markets this per b ox ; pineapples, Honolulu, $3.00@
week. Half a dozen carloads, mostly 3.50; sugar loaf, $5. Figs. California the best possible care. This is the truest The lawyers were inform «! that they
«•onotny
in
every
w
ay;
a
little
expended
black,
boxes,
quoted
at
$1.25;
sacks,
4@
gathered from the Applegate stockmen,
now on better feeding will not be missed, must elect on w hat indictments to argue
will be loaded at Medford, Or. G. W. 5c; California white, 10-pound boxes,
The omnibus indictment,
but will be returned in the spring a hun the case.
$1.10@1.15;
25-pound
boxes,
$2.50;
Dunn of Ashlar 1, Or., will send one load
which includes all of the defendants, ami
dred-fold
in
the
sheep,
the
lambs
and
sacks,
6@
8c;
Turkish,
boxes,
14@16c;
of fat beef with the shipment.
which is for interfering with the mails
the fleece.
fancy large, 20»! 21c; bags, 10c.
Lizzie J. Anderson arrived at Lake-
When the wool is in the hands of the only, ami another indictment covering
O regon V egetables —Cabbage, 34(alc
the crippling of interstate commerce
view with her witnesses from Bowden, per pound ; squash, 65c per dozen.
buyer he will be able to detect in some
were chosen. On motion of the prose
Or., last Saturday to prove up on her
C alifornia V egetables — Brussels weak spot in the wool the result of
land in that section. Bowden is about sprouts, 5c«5‘^cper pound; string beans, every fault in the management of the cuting counsel the indictments against
200 miles east of lakeview in the ex 12@13c per pound; green peas, 12(« 13c sheep, ft is a natural law that the life several of the men were quash«). The
treme southeast corner of the State, and per pound ; artichokes, $1.25 per dozen; of an animal and the general happiness lawyer for the defense contended in his
as they had to travel in a roundabout cauliflower, 90c per dozen ; sweet pota and comfort of its condition are first ojiening that all the indictments should
way, they traveled over 400 miles and toes, $1.50(nT.75 per cental; cucumbers, supported by the food. Then the nat be quashed because the word “ feloni
ously ” did not appear in any of them,
were more than a week on the road.
76c per dozen ; asparagus, 18c per pound. ural product from which profit is made liec«nse they had a right to combine and
Lane county farmers are not well
N uts — Almonds, soft shell, 12@14c is encouraged. If the animal is barely
pleased with the weather of the past per pound; paper shell, 16@17c; new supported, there will be very little prod because they were not specific enough.
week. Four or five nights in succession crop California walnuts, soft shell, uct; but the ex«-ess of thrift and i-omfort
K H l l r o . i l W i l l A | .| „ a l .
the ground froze several times to a depth 12 ‘ 2 c ; star lard wa-nuts, 1 0 ^ @ llc ; will show in the milk of the cow, the
of two or three inches, and then next Ohio chesnets, new c o p , 14@15c; pe meat of the steer, the work of the horse,
S an F rancisco , January 9.—The deci
day would thaw out. This is the worst cans, 13@16i ; Brazils, 12‘ s (gl3c; filberts, the eggs of the poultry ami in the wool sion of the Supreme Court that the Cen
tiling that couiJ happen to fall-sown 14@15c; peinnts, raw, fancy, 5@ 7c; and the lamb of the sheep. And for
wheat, and the farmers either want snow roasted, 10c hickory nuts, 8(810c; co- every neglect there will be a weak spot tral Pacific must pay its taxes for 1887
or warmer weather. There is a large coanuts, 90c per dozen.
in the fleece that will canse the wool to will probably be appealed. Judging
acreage of fall wheat in the couniy.
VV o j i — Valley, 7@9c, according to break when the buyer takes a few fibers from v hat the officials of the road say,
During the past week several valuable quality; Umpqua, 7fg9c; Eastern Ore of it and tests the strength of the wool the ba.-is upon which the appeal will Se
in this way. The reeult of this weak made is that the Federal franchise has
dogs have been poisoned and killed at gon, 7c.
H ops —Quotable at 4@7c, according to ness is to cause the wool to break in been taxed, which ^ives the United
Silverton, Or. '1 he large maBtiff belong
cardiDg anil to make an excess of waste States Supreme Court jurisdiction. There
ing to Charles Webb was killed. A val quality.
G ame —Venison, 5c per pound; bear, that greatly reduces the value of it. w as a manifest «letermination among the
uable dog belonging to Julius Ohm died
Tuesday from the effect of what was 4@ 5c; rabbits, $3.00@3.50 per dozen; And many farmers, dis<x>vering that railroad officials not to discuss the case,
supposed to be strychnine. Mr. Ohm dneks, teal, $1.25; widg«*>n, $1.75; mal si me more carefnl neighbor is getting a but it is regard«! as certain that an at
f« w cents a pound more for his wool than tempt to appeal to the Federal Supreme
brought the dog from Dakota, and feels lards, $3.00; geese, $3 00.
P rovisions —Eastern hams, medium, they have got, become dissatisfied ami Court will lie made.
very bad over the loss, ft is the sup-
IKjsition that some person of little prin 13^ (314c per pound; hams, picnic, think they have been cheated. So they
bacon
14@15c; have, but the one that has cheated them
T o K e lie v t * t h e F i r e S u f f e r e r * .
ciple is doing the cowardly work for ll@ 1 2 c; breakfast
short clear sides, 11 (812c; dry salt is only the one whose carelessness has
spite.
W ashington , January 9. —The Sena'e
eides, 10(311c; dried beef hams, 14 made him a sufferer; in fact, they have
The Oregon State Board of Equaliza (315c; lard, compound, in tins, 9*^@
Committee on Public Lands to-day fa
tion met recently for the purpose of 10c; lard, pure, in tins, ll(3121£c; pigs’ cheated themselves.
vorably report«! the bill recommended
comparing the roll as prepared by the
feet, 80s, $3.50; pigs' feet, 40s, $3.25;
by Secretary Smith for the relief of
Secretary and witnessing the l ’resident kits, $1.25.
Car«* o f I i i i p l e i n e n t .
homestead settlers on the timber lands
and Secretary attach their signatures
Suitable care of farm wagons, imple of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan,
M e r ch a n d is e M a rk e t.
thereto. This complete«! the big table,
S almon . —Columbia, river No. 1, tails, ments, tools and machinery is of vital w ho suffered loss by reason of the severe
which was filed with the Secretary of
State and eoon afterward transferred to $1.25(31.60; No. 2, tails, $2.25(32.50; interest to every farmer, for much of the forest fires the past autumn. The bill
the State printing office. The Secretary fancy, No. 1, flats, $1.75(31.85; Alaska, profits of farming comes from the proper lias already passed the House.
was instructed to return to Salem No- No. 1, tails, $1.20(31.30; No. 2, tails, $1.90 and wise handling of the necessary aids
veinber 26 and begin the work of mak @2.25.
P .lr r iK k t M Nllll Talking.
C o a l —Steady ; domestic, $5.00@7.50 to the work. Manufacturers of farm
ing preliminary tables for the session of
G l a s g o w , January 9 . —At a foxing ex
jierton; foreign, $8.50@11.00.
machinery claim that on an average
the board of 1895.
B eans —Small white, No. 1, 3l^c per their machines only last one-half so long hibition here this evening Peler Jack-
Initiatory arrangements have been
pound;
butter, 3>*c; bayou, 3c; Lima, as they should. Now if this is true, and son publicly challeng«! Corbett to meet
perfected lor a novel feature in Oregon
journalism. The Salem Statesman ten 6c.
it seems reasonable, what an enormous him, and declared that he would not re
S u g a r — D, 4 '4c ; C, 4 '8c ; extraC, 434c;
dered its January 22 edition to the ladies
tax the farmers of this country pay in tire Irom the ring without beating the
of that city, they to do all the office and dry granulated, 5 !„ c ; cube crushed anil the aggregate—a tax that is more useless American champion. His spe«-h wns
reporting work and take the entire p r o powdered, 61ic per pound; *4c per pound and comes nearer to throwing money hailed with cries of “ That's right.”
ceeds that day for charitable purposes. discount on all grades for prompt cash; away than any other. A good rubbing Jackson has sent no reply to Craig.
more than barrels;
A meeting of the ladies was held, the half barrels,
and cleansing, followed by application
projiosition accepted and the following maple sugar, 15@16c per pound.
of paint, oil or grease, as the case may
StRnford University Opened.
C
ordage — Manilla rope, l'^-inch, is
prominent ladies elected to carry out the
demand, will render tools and machinery
quot«f
at
9
‘
4
c . and Sisal.fl‘ 4c per pound.
P a l o A l t o , Cal., January 9 . —Stan
project: Mrs. Judge Bean, business
far
more
durable
and
1
«
ss
liable
to
break
C offee —Cost« Rica, 22@23lac ; Rio, 20
manager; Mrs. Olive England, editor;
age. A well-painted wagon looks mnch ford University opened to-day. The
Mrs. William Brown, city editor; Mrs. (<i22c; Salvador, 21 » 1 21 b ,c; Mocha, better than one that is bare, full of registration of students is not complete,
26)a@28c;
Padang
Java,
31c;
Palembang
l’atterson, society editor. The remain
Java, 26@28c; Labat Java, 23@25c; Ar- seams and cracks. A plow with smooth, but the number will exceed 1,100. Pro
der of the staff will be selected soon.
buckle’s Mokaska and Lion, $22.30 per well-polished mold board is far more at fessor W. W. Willoughby has !>een
Articles of incorporation have been 100-pound case; Columbia, $21.80 per tractive and far easier of draft than one added to the faculty, and will take a
that is rough and rusty and plastered chair in the «'on om ic department.
filed in the Secretary of State’s office at 100-pound case.
Salem by the Tillamook Electric Rail
C anned M eat » —Corned beef, 1-lb., with mud. The well-kept tool therefore
way, Power and Light Company. The $1.25@1.30; 2-lb.. $2.25(32.30 : roast lieef, lasts much longer, and is a great deal
otijeet is to operate an electric railway 1-lb., $1.25@1.30; 2-lb., $2.25@2.30; more of a credit and favorable advertise
from a point on the line of the Oregon i h ipp«l lieef, 1-lb., $2.25; lunch tongue, ment to its owner than the reverse can
Central railway in Yamhill county at or 1-lb., $3.25; deviled ham, >i-lb., $1.60@ be. It is a mistaken notion of economy
F
R
E
E
to negl«-t to provide sh «ls of ample size
near North Yamhill westerly, following 2.75.
to contain every wagon, cart and ma
(T I f > 0 0 worth of lovely Music f»r Forty
the course of the North Yamhill, Nes-
M ea t M a rk et.
IS EIJ . . Cents, consisting of 100 pages
chine. fxrts of tools may fie pack«! into
tueca and Tillamook rivers to a point on
1 w
full size Sheet Music o f the
B eef —Gross, top steers, $2.25@2.35; small compass, but get them undercover
the shore of Netarts Bay, Tillamook
latest, brightest, liveliest and most popular
selections, both vocal and Instrumental,
county, at or near the residence of Will fair to good steers, $2.00; cows, $1.75(3 at all events. A tight sh «l inay be built
gotten up in the most elegant manner. In-
iam O’ Hara. The capital stock is $500,- 2.00; dressed beef, 3)^@4)^c per pound. quite cheaply and economically, and will
eluding four large size Portraits.
V eal — Dressed, small, 6c; large, 3@4c save its cost many times in keeping ex
000. W. H. Cary, David Hess and Will
CARMENCITA, the Spanish Dancer,
per pound.
pensive implements out of the influences
iam Squires are the incorporators.
PADEREWSKI, the Great P ia n itU
ADELINA PATTI and
Iloos—Gross, choice, heavy, $3.75@ of sun, rain and snow.
Uoewenberg Bros, of Spokane have
MINNIE SEUG M AN CUTTING . ;
4
00;
light
and
feeders,
$3.75;dressed,
6c
transferred all their stock and property, per pound.
A O D R C M ALL O N O C M T O
including the dry goods business, the
N e r v o u s n e s s in H o r s e * .
M utton —Gross, liest sheep wethers,
Izjewenberg building, where tiie Izjnvre
Well-bred, intelligent horses are often
Theater is, and tlie residence of Mr. $1.75; ewes, $1.50@1.55; Iambi, 2c per
pound; dressed mutton, 3)^@4c; lambs, very nervous. They are qnick to notice,
Loewenberg to J. N. Glover as trustee of 4c.
a large number of creditors, among them
qnick to take alarm, quick to do what
the Merchants’ National Bank of Port
seems to tfiem in moments of sadden
SAN FRANC ISC O M AR K E T S .
land, of which Julius 1-oewenberg is
terror necessary to escape from possible
President. Julius Loewenberg withdrew
F iaiur —Net c«sh prices: Family ex
from the firm cf lzjewenlierg Bros. Octo tras, $3.40(33.55 per barrel; Inkers’ ex barm. That is what makes them shy,
C U A r IS THE z e s t .
ber l, 1893. His claim against the firm tras, $3.30@3.40; superfine, $2.20(32.55. bolt and run away. We cannot tell what
WW w n U t* o * u tts iN a .
at that time wrs $50,009. It is claimed
W heat —The new year opens with a aw ful suggestions strange things offer to
that this has been increased to $100,000. softer tone to the market. Receipts con their minds. For aught we can tell a
FRENCH* ENAMELLED CALT
William P. Simpson of the South tinue to come along freely from the sheet of white paper in the road may
* 4 * 3 .$? FlNECALF&K&SMW
Bend broom handle factory, has found north, over 28.000 centals arriving in seem to the nervous horse a yawning
that hemlock, so «-oramon in that region, one day from Oregon and Washington. chasm ; a man on a bicycle some terrify
is the best material vet discovered for Shippers are not disposed to pay over ing sort of a flying devil without wings.
** EXTRA FINE.
broom handles. Alder has heretofore 85c per «-ental for standard shipping The moment lie becomes familiar with
oys chool hoei
been consider«! the best, but handles quality, while 8 6 ',c is a full figure tor a these things, however, or any others
made of hemlock and sent to customers choice article. Milling wheat is held at that affright him, and knows wnat they
in Portland and San Francisco have been old quotations, say 92Ji@97.54C per are, he grows indifferent to them. There
pronounced by them superior to aider. cen 'a l; Walla Walla wheat is quotable fore, when your horse shies at anything,
^ , SEND FOR CATALOG
The hemlock is whiter, polishes better, at 7614@ 78'4c for fair average quality, make him acquaint«! with it; let him
W* L* D O U G LA S*
is lighter in weight and is equally as 82>a@85c .'or blue stem and 70@75cfor smell it, touch it with his sensitive up
BROCKTON, MASS.
per lip and look closely at it.
strong. Mr. Simpson says he has a mar damp stock.
Y on ca n s a v e m oney b y » u r c h a a ln c W . L .
D o u f l a a Mfcoea,
ket for all the broom handles lie can
B a r l e y — Quotations are stationary,
Because, we at e the largest manufacturer* oF
make, and expects a premium on those there being comparatively no business
nd
g
advertised 6hoes in th e w o r ld , an
d guarantee
D A I K Y NOTES.
the v a lu e b y s ta m p in g th e n am e ana p n c e o n
made of hemlock.
doing. Offerings are liberal, ami values
the bottom , w h ic n p r rotects
o te c ts y o u a g
_ a in s t h ig h
have
an
easy
tendency.
Some
improve
Judge Hanford in the United States
p r ic e s an d the m id d le m a n ’s p rofits. O u r s h oes
Do you raise calves from the best e q u a l cu stom w o r k in sty le , e a * y fitting a n d
Circuit Court at Tacoma has appointed ment is looked for, but it would require
w e a r in g qu a lities. W e h a v e th e m sold e v e r y
a
very
pronouuc«!
demand
to
giveniui
b
cows
only?
If
your
best
cows
make
$10
President Paul Schnlize, Joseph S. Al
w h e r e at lo w e r p r ic e s fo r th e v a lu e g iv e n than
len of Spokane and John Donald of buoyancy to prices. Feed, fair to good, a vear more than your poorest cows, this a n y o th e r m a k e . T a k e n o su bstitu te. I f y o u r
dealc r ca n n ot s u p p ly y o u , w e ca n . b o ld b y
North Yakima receivers of the Yakima 7834@ 81 i 4 c ; choice, 8254c; brewing, 90 is 5 per cent interest on $200.
Investment Company, which is the suc @95c per cental.
The feeding and milking of the butter
O ats —The demand has been quite cow op«'rates just as the training anti
cess r of the Northern Pacific, Yakiina
and Kittitas Irrigation Company. The slim of late, hut better inquiry is ex racing of the horse. It tends to fix the
receivership is g ian t«! on the applica pected, now that *he new year is en performing habit—and heredity tends
tion of O. F. Paxton of Portland, repre tered. Milling. $1.0 >@1.12)4 ! surprise, powerfully to transmit all fixed'habits.
senting the California Sal"; Deposit and $1.05(11.15; fancy feed, $1.0254@1.07)4;
Every fanner is, or ought to be, inter
Trust Company of San Francisco, which goo 1 to choice, 9ID @ 0 7 54 c ; poor to fair, ested in protecting his own products,
holds as trustee of the Yakima Invest 871a@'90c; bU ck,$1.1501.30; red, $1.07)4 and every pound of butter properly
WaCAVtAlo.lfViLJt M ARKs^w
ment Company a mortgage given in 1893 @1.15; gray, 92>4c@$l per cental.
made and sold at a fair valuation is a
C O P Y R I G H T S .^
H
ops
—Quotable
at
5
@
7
)ic
per
pound.
to s « u r e a $700,000 fond issue, which
paying factor in the interest of every
CAN I O B T A IN A P A T E N T »
For a
P o t a t o e s —Receipts show no diminu
was to tie sold to an English syndicate.
prompt answer and an Loneot opinion, write t o
other bnttermaker.
M I S S Sc C O .» w ho have had nearly fifty rears'
Later the syndicate failed to take the tion; prices remain easy. Volunteer
in the patent business. Comnumte»-
There can be no absolute standard as experience
lionds, causing complications. The com new potatoes are quoted at 2c per
tions strictly confidential. A II a n d b o w k o f In
Early Rose, 35@50c; River to what amount of hotter fat should be form ation concerning P a t e n t * and bow to ob
pany is said to have a floating indebt«l- pound.
tain them sent free. A lso a catalogue o f mechan
ness of $360,000, and $450,000 of the R « l, 30@35c; Burbanks, 35@4Tc; Oregon in milk in order tiiat the cow should be ical and scientific books sent free.
Paterta taken through Kunn * Co. receive
lionds are outstanding, part of them be Burbanks, 50»<75c; Salinas Burbanks, profitable, >s the quantity of milk and special
In the S c i e n t i f i c A m e r i c a n , and
quality of fe «l mast be always taken thus are notice
brought widely before the public with
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