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F « ,»t - r- '
THE REBELS ON THE RUN
K l’ k IW K S R
O .O . F .- M O K O L O lH iE , N O . U S M K KT>
W.
• e v e r ) S at u n la y m g lit ;u 7:5» o 'c lo c k . A li
v is t in g b r o t h e r s t o ou r c t y c o r d ia lly I .v i: e d i c
a tte n d .
V
W. m . H k > hicks , S e c r e t t n
H MOORS
\ I.
h A. MOWS
M O O R E BROS.
BORO
OREGON
Letters of credit issued
available on Pastern state«
H . S M e »AXKL Recorder.
BATTLE IN FRONT OF NOVALICHES
K i .KFE
o f H O \O K
M E R K E N lo H IF ,
N o . 2 , A . O . V W .—M e e t s in A . O. V W
b a ll, M oro, e v ♦. » M »ud y u n titi,
S o jo u r n e r s re
s p e d fu lly in v it e d to tt e u d .
M a s . \ o n . i K W hea t . C . o f H
H akhv H ill , Re c o l d r.
lion war prem ature. Later Germ any
as|ed the U n ited States nut to annex
the i a n ilin e
islands, c la im in g the i
Hist rig h t to them berself and renew
I ing the request for a coaling station in
p i ,.
exchange
lands. The U n ited State« re-
I peated that the request was prem ature
and
the negi tiations
are s till in
! abeyance.
Lawton Again Takes the Field at the the
Head of a Large Force.
.. b a n k e r s ..
Transact a G eneral
W . — M O « » 1.01 H i K. \ •. 6 1 — wee-»
v O V • • a.u< ev rj r. -.¡ i. , «oa 8 a n k ln g Business
t». V
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ho;
A h s o j o u r n in g b r o t h e r s a r e lu v.n -U t o o l
tend
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D
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p,?D t Envelope«,Tags, B ill Heads,
le t t e r Heads, Posters, Statement«, Pro-
Card"’ Circulars, lab els, Note
Heads, Books, Briefs, Hale Biils, Pam -
Phleta. A nything on the E arth in the
Line of Prin tin g , so Don’t send Yoor
Orders out of the County.
,
Or*1* 1» »7 i»»il promptly BUM V a.v
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IR E L A N D B R O T H E U ,
Moro, baormoji ooontr. Or
MORO, SHERMAN COUNTY, OREGON, I’lilhAY. APRIL 2s. i,s>n>,
S O C IE T Y D IR E C T O R Y .
A
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
C o lle c t io n , m a d e a t a ll p o in t» o n f a r o - s b l
teraaa. S ig h t « » c h a n c e a n d te le g r a p h ic Iran -
ter» » o ld o a S e w Y o rk , C h ic a g o , ,-t L o u ,
san
F r a n c ,« c o , P o r t la n d . T h e I -a ile s a n a v a r lo u »
p o in t s in O r eg o n a n d H a s h iu g t o u .
ipp.nes i„
T r ik
___ ____
for the Further Details of the Arrest of
Falke's Commander.
M A n k h rs .
P ric e o f W h e a l R e m a in » F ir m . W ith
U p w a rd le n U e n c y .
«•
WAS CAUGHT IN THE ACT
woman
of Dana. In d .. war* found
buried io an abandoned well on a farm
j todav. M r«. Anna Brunot, her son
■ H eory, and Frederick Sibley are under
th j arr*"*d cl urged w ith the m urder. The
m e. chiel of police eaye the persons under
atreet decoyed M i» -B ru n o t to the fart»
shot her an i h it r iid the body
' w ell.
FURNISHED ARKS TO MATAAFA'S MEN
in
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TH U
M s R K trb .
W a rm K ain s In tha Southwest Improve
th a C ro p S itu a tio n .
R oyal
A bsolutely
R S a u rrrrv P
Ite ure
tD E -
A
B aking
P owder
M a k e s t h e fo o d m o r e d e lic io u s a n d w h o le s o m e
Chicago. A p ril 2 1 . - Follow ing ia a
»O-II e»- «Ki >c<ot> co.
Chicago, A p ril 22.— Follow ing is a
lu m in a ry of yesterday’a wheat trauoau- While So Doing He Was Surprised by a Squad summary of yesterday’ « wheat transac­
tions :
! tto n s:
oi Britbh Marioes acd immediately
Warm rains throughout the south­
U nrxiw cted steadiness at Liverpool
IIT O O H M E N
O F T H E W O R I 1» MORO D R I. ' I . S M I I I I
TH E M A R K E T S .
Placed Under Arrest.
west, where ka rs of b lig ht had p i«,
laud
rather lig h t
shipm ents
iron,
VV
C h in o AM W o o d m e n o f th e W o rk !, m e e ts
vailed, together w ith suggestions of
in A . O . V . W . n a il e v e r y ¿J a n d v.li W e d n e sd a y
A rg e o tiie for the week gave wtieat
L a * g e S h ip m e n ts o f W h e a t an d
F lo u r
au im provem ent in the crop situation
e v e n in g
V i s i t i l i . c h o p p e r s a r e in v it e d to a t ­
fr o m th a A tla n tic C o a s t.
te .d
M a n ila , A p ril 22, 7 p. n » .-G e n e ra l 8« me strength at the opening. M a y 1
from other sections gave wheat
a
t
'
4
C
h
ig
h
e
r
,
at
74>4
to
743
8
and
Seattle,
A
p
ril
2
1
.
-
A
Times
special
.1 M l>rSAM«»rt, V. C.
j I.a »tu n took the held at davtueak to­
* *Cs KO, A p ril 22 — Follow ing ia a
weak start. M ay opened 3 8 to l .2c
W v H oldkk , C lerk
..ii . c i to .4 -...
Ia lk of scattered iron, V icto ria says that the steamer
eumrnary of yesterday’s wheat transac­
day w ith a column of troop« consisting
lower, at .4
and advat ced to 7-51
«MHe« <»|ip xetta t» ru g N to ro
iw
'w
ers
in
the
w
inter
wheat
country
A
orargi
front
Australia
brings
advices
tions :
of the North Pakula regim ent, two
TORO
< IK L S
NI». «S
w i QEN O E
a n t sel.ing by foreigners at the local that the commander of the Germ an A ll the opening strength oozed toward
W heat started t-aeier in response to
battailous of the Third in fa n try , the
the
end
of
the
eession.
May
declined
W o j d c a f t . meets in ». O. V. w. H a ll
caused^ heaviness and the price m an-of-w ar Faike at Samoa has been
lower cables and a continuance of yee-
' t U K l l , I I K V C ' I N j i went y-aecocd in fa n try , two gtine of i . ir
e v e r y fir st a n d l a m i W -dne-M lay e v e n in g o f e a -It
to
.
3
5-8
«¿id
closed
at
74
1-s.
P
rim
a
ry
m o u th . S o jo u r n in g m e m b e r s a t e in v ile .» t o a t ­
te id a y ’ s liq u id
a ti
I Scott’ s b at'ery , three troop« of the r'i J » ' t i U 1' H‘ The • * , , ‘ hg was arrested by the B ritish and i t now Western market receipts were only
idation.
E arly crop news
Q l
O t i \ I H \ P 11 n
tend
also came fieariel as several sections
j F o u r th c a v a lr y and G ales’ Squadron. u e . k c . tor a tune on reports bv a held a prisoner on the B ritish vessel 2BI,UOO bushels, compared w ith 433,-
▲ manda M aktix , O N.
p r<'iiiu cn t statistician th at tne to’ al Forpoiee. He was surprised I y a squad
reported prospects good. Trade was
W m H » I.D R K . C l . - K k
equipped in lig h t m a r c h in g
rder.
<»<*> bushels a year ago. A tlan tic port
lig h t and scalpere were inclined to
The force started at 5 o ’clock over the v ie d this year would he 1.50.000.000 Horn the B n ti« h vessel, handir g arms c!earateet of wheat and flour were
: uehels les» than last te a r. On this and am m u nition to M ataafa's men.
‘ short” ' tbe m arket. However, tbe
I N oralicbe« road, traversing the ■•oun-
equal
io
211,ikK)
bushels.
Crop
re­
, up-tu rn Mav touched .4 . again, but a The report was brought to Au
crop k illin g
'lU K U
R. L L O Y D D . ID L E M A N ,
binery got into work-
- t t a i i a ports as a whole, were unf
U K i u n v ' t r r previously cleared of rebels but report by the Modern M ille r which by the passengers of the
unfavcrahle, S'ale Troops W ill Be Reiuro-'d id the Order in icg order aga
-u h 'cq u en t|y recccaoied l y them . It
and tl.e buils who a l-
steamer hut in several cases conflicting, and
I
em
p
.iatica
liv
predicted
an
average
crop!
L’
jn
la
.
ready ha*
j is presumed Lawton by ttii- movement
• beat bought m ore. To­
(th e m arket had many changes w ith in
- WMcfc Töej S illrf— Or^on Eoys
Kt-s ene• and »'Ice in IV )
.n
spite
of
a
il
claim
s
iu
the
way
of
A
fter
the
arrest
of
ihe
F
a
lk
e
’s
com-
ward the end il of the seasioo sellers
vluiis »ver :he fi, m 'ure store e's KuAllmg, up ; w ill outtlaxk the enemy hefure jo in in g
a miKJerate ra rg e . L iq u id atio n con­
Will Bs Aniüflg the first.
o i l s for t t e
y were forced to hedge
I M ac A rth u r north of Nuvalichee. Ih e • ro| <..image started liq u id atio n and maeder a conference was held between tinued, however, on a ll the hard spots,
and A d m iral Kautz
by purchasing tbe options. O fieringa
Dakota n g im e L t first encountered the | M av was tercet r f i to 7J a 4 . closing at , C aptain htu.dee
I».»..
m U . .
i
i<
i
j
aR^
c
e
ir
H*e
®L»se
the
m
e
rk
tt
was
in
a
O ffice o v e r M oor.* B ros? B a n k . ..
f)
I .3 3-8. J u ly sold as low as 74 3 8 and and the
Forpoiee and 1 tu la d e ip h ia ; very beavv moral. Short selling bv
'-*itan;e l.g b t, a general stampede fo l-
cnerav in froLt of N ovalicLts at h a. C h i
i at 7-1 3-8 to 74l , .
7 X N S T '.'.“
'" .'I"
w *" •" « '
» - ‘i
lowed, snerte covering early sale- at
ro. These rebel« opened fire, hut th e ir
-’
h
Paul,
A
p
ril
20.
—
Governor
L
it
o
....M o r o , O reg o n.
There was a o ctireatde fa llin g off in i t ,» r i ,»k ; u ° »
d
V re then
, ’'D‘ *e , , i r K io September iron, tbe nnrtb- received tbe fo lio s »Lg cablegram from fa ir loss. Ju ly got to a prem ium of
tire was efleuatd fifteen minute« later,
S U R - eon ,
crop damage claim s during the day*« I nd sheLa« o u n he| “ V i 1* *
1
over M ay, and as there was a good
ar'
“ k ° b ,d a ‘»» H a h influence. J o b M an ila to d a y :
the enemy r e t ir in g it, bad order and
ses-ion. Receipts at the chief Western xm d she w ouU 1« blown out of the fluctuations kept in close touch
profit in carrying the latter, elevator
G . t . S I\L > E R S . U . L> S..
the Am erican« aJvancirg along the
The
regiment
must
be
ordered
home
with
pr taury m a rk ,!« were 329.000 bushels
people Lougnt h e a v ily of M ay. .May
Special
•
.1
. .
; M aJ •< 1 1 « to H .c
and mustered out at once.
f)f- tough roads around Novaliches. They against 410,000 a year ago. A tlan tic
4 ' prem ium .
opened - 4 to l2c lower, at 73 1-8 to
No one is ailowed to go aboard or (
_______- _________
were consider«! ly a,in, ved ! y the tire
-“'lgt.eJ ' ‘Officers of tbe re g im e n t.’ ’
e«p
rts
<
»f
wt
eat
and
flour
were
equal
<3 i-»e.improved slowly d arin g tbe fore­
leave |h e G erm an ahip of war w ith o ut
will ml rx skated ?
uf rel^el «1 arpshcotero from the jungle
Governor Lind »aid he was onadvise*!
to 4*1,000 bushele.
noon, then I «cams very strong and
perm i sr¡on
w ritte n and
signed hv ‘
for two hours. At 2 o’clock in the
as
to
tbe
exigencies
at
M
a
n
ila
and
wa-
Offi *e in Chapman Block, The D a lle « . r ilE I A f ►
eith er C aptain bturdee, of t t e For- j GoT* rnor S to n e A p p o in ts Quay- United
T h e W h e a t M a r k e ts .
¡afternoon tLe ret els were in fu ll flight
w bolly in the dark a- to the real sig­ jumped to 75, closing at 74 7-8 to 75.
Oregon.
Chicago,
A p ril 22 - May
wheat, poise, or A d m iral K autz.
j
S ta te s s e n a t o r .
K J. V\ . V O G E L
leaving many dead cn the field, and
nificance of the message. I t came tn Ju ly, whi«» opene*. at 74 3-8 rn 741..
l»r. Sanders is a graduate o f one >*f th« best
F ig h tin g
continued between
th e '
H arrisburg. A p ril 2 1 . - Shortly a fte r
: cash, No. 2 red, 751».
oar tro o f« were compelled to take a
cipher unsolicited and its terms were ro e to 7b ; and closed at 76)4 to 76
eatfeges tu America, the U aiver lty of M.clugan.
fore: - of M ataafa and Alaliet a Tanur. .
today - Governor - St ------
jce appointed
and hat ha 1 2# year» experience.
brief rest in the sh ale, tbe beat being i
S p e .ia ist to» R efraktion and
as u n in te llig ib le to h im ae they were
Hush fighting w ith slight lota of life Mathew M an ley tjuav as senator to to the p u b lic .
Aggregate receipts at princip al west­
overpowering.
D it e ts of th e E v e .
>an Francieeo, A p ril 22. —M av,w h eat
J ohn h . » i n h u l l
A. H Tlk.XZK
are d aily occurrence« and busiLe«j is serve u n til tbe next t«-»ion of the
ern prim ary m arkets were considerably
1 1 .0 1-8; cash, | l 0 7 1, .
L a w to n 's F l j t n « C o lu m n .
O
r
d
e
r
o
f
T
n
a
tr
C
o
m
in
g
H
o
m
e
.
2 5L, M. ri-ou i . rner Front Street.
legislature. The appointm ent is ad­
a: a s ta n d -till.
•m atte r than a year ago. A tla n tic ex­
G a l lia , S h ee p and Hogs.
W ashington, A p ril 22.— Tha war d e -I
^Aasbicgton, A p ril 2ti. —The vo lun ­ ports of wheat and flour amounted to
M IT C H E L L & T A N N E R
Lonsiderai le sickness am org -ram en dressed to the president of the l*n>ted
‘Chicago,
A
p
ril
22.
-C
a
ttle
were
weak
parim e» l t >lav received a cablegram
teer«
to
tLe
P
h
ilip
p
in
e
s
w
ill
return
178,txk) bnebels.
of
the Porpoise and F b ila d e lp b ia . Mates acd it is stated ,n tbe letter to
from G eoeral O tis announcing
the ' today. W ith a good demand, price«
I»r. Y »a
| Three of the Forpoiee'e crew died irem be made under author t r of clause 2 of home in the order in which they tailed
’» a e ltk a a n tv re<:
K s U m a te s on W in t e r W b a a u
» i»f *h r- form ation of a new
flying
column
tor
h>jge
made
a
fresh
recoru
and
fur
M
a
n
ila
.
The
date
apoo
which
»van cou i
H * «•••r G X.-M'ont
fever.
Lieotenant
G arn e t, of the section 3 of article 1 of the co n stitu ­
-• »e »at-
Chicago,
A p ril
2 0 — The
Trade
tsf c tio u .
under command of General Lawton and heavies brought «4.15. The general
each
trcop
sailed
is
as
follow
»:
u< nt
tion cf the U n ited States.
, Forpoise is among the t i c k .
B u 'le tin , conceding a il damage claim s
th e
in
itia
tio
n
of
a
new
campaign
tuarket
advanced
2*>
an<l
some
droves,
May
2-5,
F
irst
C
a
lifo
rn
ia
,
Second
W ill pr*ctl. e in a t th - court» of Oregon. Wa*d»-
M ata afa’s eauee in waning.
in states bet ween the Ohio and Missouri
(w h ich
is f 7 peeled to result in the ru lt-i ’»• hig h er. Bulk of sales 13.95 to
Q U A Y KOT G U IL T Y .
<»regun, acd a detachment of the
îniTton and Idaho, and the Supreme i ou ït of
K o i C re d ite d a t San F ra n e t« e o .
rivers, estim ates
th at
tte
w in ter
the l_n.ted States
¡clea rin g out of the jungle in the coon- «4 11); p/4>rer lots «3.75 to «3.WJ; the
C a lifo rn ia a r tille r y .
crop
promises
327,000,000
San Francisco, A p ril 21. — Ih e Y ic -i J u ry A c q u it» H im o f th
tn a C h a rg e » of
j try north oi M a n ila up to the fo oth ills larger part of the »apply of sheep are
June 25. companies A and B Utah wheat
M a a u ia c ta r e r o f a n d D ea le r la
C o n s p ira c y .
cn the north«a-t and up to tbe term
pcstlano , OBEGOX.
■ n t ile r y , Tenth Pennsylvania, F irs t bushels, or 55,000,000 less than last
lonsigned direct to -laugbterera and torta dispatch eaying th a t the cap tain )
year.
ic a tiu a of the railw ay at Buiucan. ih e prices ruled steady and much the same i of the Germ an ship F aike was placed I F h ila d e lp b ia , A p ril 21.— M . t> Mo«’ Color«Jo. and First Nebraska.
W h e a t in P o r tla n d .
«JS, «t0, « il «12, Commercial Building.
text of the dispatch
ts
not m a le as a week ago. Wooied Colorado lambs under arrest by tbe B ritish aud A m eri­ was today declared by the ju ry not
June 29—F irst North Dakota, T h ir ­
(p u b i c, but it is understood to agr-e were w arted at «5.75 to «5.85; chore can forces at Apia, is not credited here. g u ilty cd the charge of conspiracv to teenth M fn reecta,
P o rtlan d , A p ril 20 - W h e a t - E in e r t
Fust
Idaho ana
puce«:
W alla
W alla , 58 to
50e;
ICIoaely w ith the actuULt ot the m ve lot- «4.
S. B E N N E T T .
to «5 10. Shewp, «3 to «5. It undoubtedly refers to the arrest of I use for his own u n law fu l gam ar.d First W yoming.
tbe
su| erm tendent of the German profit fuLda of the state deposited in
v a lla y , 5« to bOc: blueatem, 59 bOc p«r
Ju ly ly. First M ontana.
I mento contained
in
the Associated tew goirg below «4.10 to «4.85.
bushel
M illin g
prices
for faeavv
R e c a ip ts -C r ttle , 1500, begs, 18,000; p lantatio n on the charge of io c itin g the People’» bank in this c it r . T h *
Ju ly 23. F irst South Dakota.
Collars,
Ships. Ac. I Free» di patch from M a n ila .
, the native to fight. Cable a.Dices by i
fi
officer»
were ur.able to keep Lack
sheep, tiOOO.
stock: W alla W’a lla , »« to 61c; blue-
S o l s c s S a i l , f r ; m M a n ila .
October 19, First Washington.
way of Auckland have been received j ’ ^e struggling crowd
that
pressed
-tem , 61 to 62c.
October 27, Tw entieth K a t-a e .
W aahington. A p ril 22. — The So rtl
Tents and Wagon Covers.
TH K M A Z tT IR V LS T1G A T10K .
under date of A p ril 5. The run from j
to congtaiaiate Quay when the
T h a A v a ila b le S u p p ly .
October 3»', First Tennessee.
( A tla r .fc sq aah o n ru le ,! today from
Apia to \ icto n a would take at least | Ter^*c l 01 H.e jury was announced.
Office la T h e Schanno B u ilding, The
November 3, F ifty -fir« t Iowa.
New Y o rk,
A p ril 2 0 .-B ra d s tre e ta
F t. F ierre northw ard. The Folace fas C o n tu m a c io u s W itn a » » « » W ilt Ba In -
16 days, provide.! the -learner’» Cana­
Dalle«, Oregon.
November
6,
troop of
Nevada reports the follo w in g changes in the
sailed from M a n ila lor ban Franc.sec
d ie te d a n d P u n ts b a d .
B u ilt His O w n F u n e r a l F y ra .
<11 kind« of repairing promptly
dian Pacific and A ustralian line« atop
cavalry.
av a ila b le for the past w eek:
Yuba. C a lif., A p ril 21 .- A n insane
New York, A p ril 22.— The proceed­ at A pia.
•W ill practice in all Corata, State and Fed-
T K A IIO R S A K D T R L A u O N .
and neatly dona.
November 9, F ir r t W yoming.
Kuihela.
erak
ing» in the .Mazet investigation com ­
As the run from Auckland tn Victo ria man. Richard W illis , confined in the
W n r a t. t ' Ked ^tai»-* and Canada. ra»(
F iv e T h o u s a n d R e g u la rs f o r O lla .
3*eo n dS t.. N ear Moody’« W arehouse K a th u tlaitie Anti-Exp»nslonl»i» Liable m ittee opene.1 in a eomewbat eeota- takes at least 21 days, and ae the V ic ­ court b« use, 6r*d tbe h aild in g today
of K ekiea, deer a » « - ______
, __
New York, A p ril 2 d . - A
special to Liverpool <Y»ra Trad«- Vews. adoat for
tio r a l m anner thia morning. Attorney toria dispatch »tales that the news was and was burned to death. Il: ie county
to Cat Into T r o u b le .
H. R O B E R TS .
»UJ ui Europe. c »-crea»«-_______ ___
P o rtlan d , Ore , A p ril 2 2 . - An Ore C lark sai l he desired to . all the a t­ brought from .Auckland just prior to ja il was also destroyed. No prisoners the Tribune irorn Washington says:
Five thousand regulars are to be aer-t
Total ? apply. d«vrraae._...,__________
gooian special from Wasbu gton aaya tention of the com m ittee and witnes«e* the sailing of the A o rarg i by a -m a ll were in the ja il.
to reinforce General O tis at M an ila as
to tbe penal code, one section of which sie am tr, it is therefore imposeit le that
fe e cabinet t day disruMe*! traito r
G
o
v
e
r
n
o
r
L
o
ra
D
e
c
lin
e
s
.
soou
ae
tbe
necessary
m
arine
trans­
and the laws cf IreaM D in relation to provides for a year*» im prisonm ent or tbe steamer th at arrived at Victoria
The aggregate stocks of wheat held at
W a-hicgton. A p ril 21. — Ex-Governor portation can be secured. I t ie not ex-
tt:e F h i i i t p it e«
Recently there came a fiLe of «MX), or both, lor refu-in g to todav should have brought later ad­
Portland,
O re., and Tacoma
and
T h e D a lle *
Oregon
Lord
of
Oregon
has
declined
the
tender
pe*
ted
th
a
t
the
I
ulk
of
the
reinforce­
iu to p-»ss**raion of H e a<im inictration attend or answer a use lion a* propounded vices than those received b» cable.
S eattle,
W aah .,
increased
be.OGo
of
the
mission
to
Persia.
Governor
ments
can
reach
M
a
n
ila
n
u
til
the
end
G r a ss V a lle y ,
evidence iL c n m ir a tin g L’ n iiod Mates by a com m ittee ot tbe legislature.
G a rm a n C rw ls a r O rfla e a a to A p ia .
Lord wa- an ap p licant for tbe Peruvian of the rainy seaaon, which has joet bushels last week.
“ You w ill observe,” said C la rk ,
ic itia **M for fc« tt e r ir g sedition. Tel
O reg m.
Ixjodon, A p ril 21. — A dispatch from m ission.
T h a W o o ! M a r k e t.
begun, but they w ill follow tbe depar­
‘ for continooua relusal
t> answer
iK " areful a 'le a t /w gi»et to collection*, Of-
(graph message - Ir in, ant i ex par «ion is
Shanghai aava: The G erm an cruiser
Boston.
A p ril 2 0 .—The Am erican
ture
from
the
P
h
ilip
p
in
e
s
of
the
vol­
tier e x, use, an t practice in alt State courts.
proter
and
m
aterial
questions,
tbe
w
it
­
i have neen intercep t,d er.rou rag itg vo l­
C o n te s te d on th e G a llo w s .
<>efion ba- fieen ordered to proceed to
Wool acd Cotton Reporter in its issne
unteers.
ness
comm
its
a
mis
iem
easn*.
I
t
is
unteer officers and m»*n to demand
A tia . Samoa, after em barkin g an extra
Sao Q ter tin , C a lif., A p ril 21.—Geo.
W ith tbe regulars already ordered of yesterday ears of the wool m a rk et:
J. B R IG H T .
jth e :r return from tbe P b ilip p tt.es on tbe pnrpoae of counsel of this Com- supply of am m u nition at K iao Choo. C . Owens waa hanged today tor the and on tbe way to M a n ila , General
The feature ot the wool m arket d u r­
w ith the approval of
the C tuna, and that
f Ihe ground th at peace fa d been de m it’ re,
another cruiser is to tnnrder of hie wife id 1 bm 7. He coc- < »tie w ill Lave en effective ferre of ing tbe past week Las been the sale of
at
the proper tim e to follow her.
c .»reu. Tbe srssagea eves counselled com m ittee,
fessed bis c r im e on the gallows.
38,000
men
by
the tim e aggres­ a considerable amount of te rrito ry
| th e volunteers to go to the length of cite stub cor tumacion» witneesesto tbe
sive operations can I * pressed in tbe wool for expert, taken by English
Th a ■ a x a t lo v a t t ig a t lo n .
(refusing fu rth er service il the P h ilip constituted c rim in a l au th orities of this
T H « R E B IL F A G A IN A C T IV E .
early
autum n
I f the insatrection parties, who are suppet-ed to have ra id
county for presentment, io d irtm e n t an*l
Feed Stable in Connection with hotel J pines.
New Y o rk, A p ril 21.- T h e .Mazet in ­
continues in
Lazon at least 90,000 for the same about 98c clean. Theie
'V a -e o
Oregon H (irses given the beet of care and atten­
What the president w ill do has not p u n u h m e n t.”
com m ittee
resomed its troeps w ill be required there tor the have beer free exports of A ustralian
A tta c k th a W a s h in g to n O u tp o s ts , b u t vestigation
tion at all times.
i yet be»*u deci-'e 1. It w ill not be sur
se»-ions this tu o rn irg .
W e r e C h o c k e d and R o u te d .
AN OCLAN TB A G B D Y .
campaigu th a t w ill be undertaken, wool also, which has been held here on
prising if a warning in tbe shape of a
W ill practice in all th - court» of O re o n .
M a n ila , A p ril 21.— A force of about i N A T IO N A L TASTB S IK T «A ANO C O F F E E . the rem aining 5*«»» going to garrison to e d , the i are baser» paying from 4t)
o(Dcr over Krau-»-'» Haroe-» .«»hop.
message
w ill remind the
n n -c h ief Open £ o a t W ith th a R e m a in » or N in a H an
th« chief place» which w ill have been to 45c d e a n .
two hundred rel*els yeaterdav afternoon
o-akers that there i« a senrus 1«
P r ic e s R e a s o n a b le .
D r ifts A m o r » .
1 be m arket presents a rem arkable
attacked the oatpoets of the Wasl ing- j In t e r e s t in g S ta tis tic s R e g a rd in g T h e ir opened to foreign trade.
¡against ireaeon woicb w ill be enforced
AS. F. M O O R E ,
condition of affairs. W ith a dnty of
San
Francisco.
A p ril
22
T ie t«»n regim ent, near Tagnig, sooth of .
L o n s u m p tlo n .
, if a further attem p t is made to tamper steamer U ilv of Fara,
11c per peund on fine wools, we behold
from C entral Fa«ig and I ’ateroa. Two companies im - j Statistics
R E TU R N OF TH E V O L U N T E E R S .
on
the im portation of
; w ith the men at the front.
tbe a irg u la r spectacle of the domestic
American porta, brings details of an m ediately engage*! the enemy and ad - ; tea and coffee for the year show that
ocean tragedy. When tbe vessel was at vanrao into the op«n
in sktrim eh the Am erican people are loyal to the O tla W ill S «cd T h e m R o m e as Soon as product selling at such a low price as
ST.LL IK ARKYANC«.
T r a n s p o r t» A ra R e a d y .
U o riato . an open b< at containing tbe order. The rebels were checked and: lit t e r as a (leverage an<i that th e ir con­
to w arrant the exportation. The gen­
K m »,
W ashington, A p ril 20 —Get eral O tis’ eral m arket ha* been fa irly active, the
G e rm a n y *»
R a q u a s ts
fo r
a
C o a lin g remains of nine men who |»eriahe<l routed after two bonre fighting, leav­ sumption of the form er is decreasing.
l l r r g o n It. (' W allis. Deputy. Rufus, O r.
month« ago d rifted ashore. Louis W. ing 12 men k ille d on the field aod sev- ' The total figure for cvffee is over 800,- latest dispatch d esc o p tivr of the con­ Bale« for the past week aggregating
b ta tlo o Io tn a F h ilip p lo » » .
E. Old«, Deputy. Grass V aliev. O r.
London,
A p ril
2 2 —The
D a ily M aatin, son of K. W. M a s lir, deputy eral wounded. The Am erican troops dtW.tXx) I'ounds, which is about tbe ditio ns in th e P h ilip p in e s was care­ nearly 5,000,000 pounds. TLe demand
Jas. Stewart, Deputy, M ooklaad. O r.
C hronicle says th ia m o rn ing : We are naval officer of this port, was one of the obtained possession of Man**er rifle« same as that of last year, but greater fu lly considt-retf by the cabice», and it t as been chiefly fcr territories grading
OSce-> in Room»-K»-k) Chapman H lx k .
inform ed that darin g the Hiepano- victim s. The Lames of tbe other v ic ­ and
many other
weapon».
Three by l<k) tkk) ink) pounds than that of was conclude«! to ac«.ep< (¡is »-sinuate fine m edium . Prices are steady and
tims
are
not
given.
Am
erican
war,
G
erm
any
proposed
to
Am
ericans
were
wounded.
! any year preceding it. Tea im porta- , of the m ilita ry needs i f the case, so uncharged, but any attem pt to secure
VKA.WK MK.XKSKE G o l d e n
b r.rr v a
R u le
H o t e l the United S ta k e the cession of a coal­
T h a S o u th D a k o ta » in Action.
(tions in the same period have fallen I that as be has already indicated that aa advance in s tan tly check» negota-
H
is
h
W
a
t
e
r
In
th
a
M
is
s
o
u
ri.
ing station in the P h ilip p in e s in the
U F L R & M fc N E F E t
■ off ft m a late generai averace that is his present arm y is snfficiant fcr tbe tion« between rovers and sellers.
M
a
n
ila
,
A
p
ril
21.—
A
t
6
o'clock
tbia
Omaha.
A p ril
22. —The Missouri m orning three companies of the Sooth ne* r iM,.000 (><) pound« to the com para-j purposes be has id view , the decision
The sales of tbe past week have l»een
event of action, together w ith an e x ­
is tantam ount to a rest Ive to avoid re­ made at as lew prices as have been seen
Under N ew
change of com m ervial privileges. The river rose several pointe last n ig h t. Dakota regiment marched from Bocave Hvely sm all figute of 68,000,000.
course to tbe adoitions vo lttni.ers. A this year lor the same q u a lity of stuff.
I oited States replied that the prcjHjsi- Many railroad track« on the bottoms at;d in conjunction w ith three com- ' . “ ’•
that the coffee consump- ’
M anagement.
the week
at Boston
are tinder water.
cablegram was sent to General G ti-, The sales of
panie- of the Minnesota regiment from ,,on
nited Stales is nearly )
however, calling forth the necessity amonnted to 3,270,000 pounds domestic
c* 1
1. li
w
_
Gnginto. north of Bocave. encountered
lfiat
Europe and that
w ith d raw ing tbe state volunteers and 1,661.500 pounds fcreigu, m aking
. t. Joseph, M o., A p ril 22.— The M is- a rebel force num bering fu lly 500 wben ! Parv^ Mf‘> practically h alf of the coffee
from tbe P h ilip p in e «, again asking a total of 4,931,500 pounds, against a
sonri
river
has
ri-en
a
f
>or
in
the
last
two
miles
o
at.
The
eneaiv
retired
(
id
produced
in
the
e
n
tire
world,
T
N
R
r
»
a
(
.i.R
e
,
<»
kk
.
V o < t Bl> efe
ef 7,037,500 for the previous
4 horrs. The levee at Ham burg. Iow a, three m iles in fa irly good order, in ! Hot th ia is tbe estim ate in gross, and him whether fie would need mere aien to tal
broke last night aud the bottoms a re spite of the fact th at they suffered * * 10 no* le*d in ,>er capita consump- after he l>as re re iv td the reinforce­ week, and a total of 1,151,000 founds
B. S. BCXTIWaiOK
B. » WILeOW.
flooded for m ile» below.
heavv losse-
The Am ericana having H ° n - The per capita consumption of ments now on t i e wav to .M anila, cr f«M the corresponding week last year.
tinder orders to em bark as soon ae Sales since January 1. 1899, amount to
is given as follows:
exhausted
th
e
ir
a m m u n iti*:
w e re ‘ p,x countries
T h r e e K ille d by a T r a in .
J J Ü N T 1 N G T O N & W IL S O N ,
an be eectted. O tia 61,935,300 pounds, against 41,878,810
compelled to return l o c a m i. The (e a t * ^ o l iand, 23 pounds;
Denm ark. 15 transportation
Baraboo,
W'ia., A p ril
22. Four
now Las a force believed to aggregate p<unde last year at this tim e .
pounds; C u ited
States
was
intense.
At
noon
the
them
.om
elet
11
pounds;
young people were run down today bv
about 22,000 effective men. Secretary
W o o l In P o r lla n « .
G erm any, 5 l4 pounds; F ram e
3 l 4 Alger informe«! h im that tbe troops
the Chicago acd Northwestern
fa»t registered ‘<5 degrees and tbe mercury pound«, and England
Port land. A p ril 2«.— Wool -V a lle y .
less than 1
m a il at Craw ford's Crossing. Three is e till rietng. There w»-te several pound.
now on yte way would give h im an 10 to 12c for coarse, 14 to 15c for best:
were itistantly k ille d , Bennie T'riib s, prostrations from the heat among tbe
F irs t National Bank Block,
England is a great tea d rin k in g coun­ arm y of about 30,000 men after a llo w ­ Eastern Oregon, 8 to 12:; m ohair, 24
K ittie M arshall and N e llie Welch.’ troops lint only one mati wa- wounded.
to 25c p*er pound.
try. so great that the excessive use of ing for tbe return of the state volun
. . . THI DALLCV. OMtttON
Tbe party was w alking ou the track Later arm y tugs opened tire on tbe
S h e e p s k in s -S h e a rin g » , 15 to 20c;
lea tbrougtiout the island is held to be leers. This ia believed at the war de­
enemy
along
ttie
river
banks.
The
and failed to notice the approaching
M any persons have their good
trie cause of errta in nervous disorders, j partm ent to meet a il tl.e needs of the short wool, 25 to 35c: medium wool,
reltels
are
unusually
active
from
Ma-
tra in .
summer season.
C . W IL L IA M S ,
30 to 50c; long wool, 60c to «1 each.
day and their bad day. Others
loloa as far as C a lu tu p it. They have The beverage is taken in such aston-1
UI.
•" '* « s i
E a s te rn L iv e s to c k .
been at work on trendies and several ¡•b in « 4 a . n i i l i n by ,„.1 .vi'.lu'al»- ,«.»« '
are about half sick all the time.
T h a C h in a » » A ra A la r m e d .
Porto
Rico
and
eend
three
’ • lu ig lit « . I I
w „ l k th e ir t r i t e , , '
Om aha, A p ril
20.—C a ttle— M arket
They have headache, backache,
\ ictoria, A p ril 22. — The uresenc* of new trenches have (teen di«<\»v*red It
regim
erts
now
in
th
is
country
to
the
n»*ar.y the whole German fleet at Kiao w ith in two n u lr - cf tbe ra ilm ad . F i r e s Coffee iu the same q u a n tity would P h ilip p in e « as soon as they can be steadier to easier: n ative beef steers,
and are restless and nervous.
Jhou, according to advice« ny the are burning east of the railt«<a*l and it probably have an eq u ally deleterious (quipped and transported there, though «4 25 to «5.40; WesteriTsteers. «3.90 to
Food docs not taste good, and
Commercial Trade Solicited.
the rebels are eftect. Bnt the comparison that is it is not (relieved they w ill reach M a ­ «4.75; Texae steers, «¿».Oil to «4.60;
steamer
A th en ian , is taken bv the wuald appear that
Floe Sample Room»
the digestion is poor; the skin
Chinese preae to indicate the possi­ evacuating the foothills and towns in suggested by uur statistics has naught n ila for two or three months. I t is also cows and heifers. «3.60 to «4.25; ta n ­
Shaving 15c.
H a irc u ttio g 25c.
is dry and sallow and disfigured
How explain the
ners, «2.50 to «3.25; Stockers and feed­
b ility of extensive o|ieratione and the an ticip a tio n of an attack upon the part to do w ith th is .
stated th at the condition« in Cuba are
Special attention given
differences in national tastes?
with pimples or eruptions;
er«. «4 to «5.10; calves, «4 60 to « 4 .7 5 ;
of Am erican troops
Chinese are »enouslv alarm ed.
such
th
at
it
ie
q
uite
probable
some
to country trade.
If we were to consider the U nited
bolls and stags. «2 75 to «4.
sleep brings no rest and work
An O re g o n P r iv a t e W o u n d » « .
troops can be w ithdraw n troui th at is
An A lle g a d T r a it o r B seapaa.
Hogs— M arket
5c
lo w er;
heavy
is a burden.
W 'a.hington, A p ril 2 1 A d d itio nal i
,n d .^m ih u id alonediffereners in land for service in tbe P h ilip p in e s.
C O N R v D K O I I I .E R . P R O P .
sold at «3 6 7 to «3. «0; bulk of sales,
B e ilin , A p ril 22.-S e rg e a n t M ajor casualties at .M anila: W ou nd ed-S ec- ®l,n ,a t** m ‘»ht be taken into account.
M hat is the cause of all this?
Shop next door to the Moro H o tel, in
Tbe m atter of returnin g the volun­ «3.65 to «3.70.
1 The cold, clear weather of a crisp zero
Albrecht who was being taken in chains ond tiregun
A
t i l
1
A p u
17, Company A,
M n, M a x w e ll’« h u ild in z.
Im pure blood.
teers was also discussed. The d ep art­
I ’ E N D E K I'O J f. O l t K U n X .
Sheen— M arket
steady;
fa ir
to
to the Spandau escaped front tbe guards ’rivate W. <). w a lk e r, loot, m o lerate. m orning in m id w in te r says “ coffee
ment is arranging for th e ir re»nru to choice W esttrna, «4.20 to «4.85: com­
And the remedy P
|
for
breakfast”
rather
more
p
la
in
ly
and has not been recaptured. He was
'
tbe
I
’
nited
States
as
soou
S a lla d Tor M a n ila .
,
if ' 1---- ---
— « . . . «<- sw - j u a? the neces- mon aud stock sheep, «3.25 to «4.25.
: than anything else we know
charged w ith high treason in disclosing
i “ H transportation can (te secured.
Ban Francisco, A p ril 21.—The trans­ r ie h e .l w it h . re a m a .,.4 h .t - . ¡ l i ' . „
Kansas
C ity , A p ril 20.—C a t t l e -
to Rueaiau agents d etailed plans of
„
A
V
?
"
.
:
.
'
*
1
" 7 bM "
-
port steamers Newport and Warren
M arket steady to weak; Texas steers.
Germ an fortifleationa.
sailed for M a n ila via H onolulu todav. .
........,o:
¿ 7 s u «5 50 to «4.75; Texas cows, «3.25 to
The Newport carnes lig h t batteries F, I unless, as the
P ro b a b ly F a ta l P r iz e F ig h t.
of the Fourth and F ifth a r tille r y re airree w ith one
8' * * ’ * 10,6 bot I follow the plan be has o utlined of re- «4; native steers, «3.40 to «5.30; native
Pittsburg.
A p ril 22 — “ K id ” I . a - 1 of the Fourth and
■»¡B-j
B«l ItI m
to
■___ _________ | h . n » « i r . l t b . « . B who b . r . b e,., cows and heilers, «2.25 to «4.30; -lo c k­
spectively,
and
125
marines
to
velle, of Cheater, Pa., is believed to
ets and feeders, «3.50 to «5.30; bulls
.
0
’æ t0 T»J-on longest m tbe Philippines,
«3 to «4.90.
l>e dying from Ihe effects of a kuockont force A d m iral D ew ey’s fleet and some along c lim a tic lines und to dec are
The Leading Dealer in Sherman County
„ , _
Red
Cross
nurses,
th
e
Warren
tarries
0 4 » R a p ila » to A lg e r.
blow delivered by John Cavanaugh d ur- ‘
Hogs—M arke t w eak; bulk of sales.
that England took tea in preference to
In First-claas “ U p -to -D ate” .....................
eight batteries of the S ix th a rtille ry coffee because she had m ild and moist
Washington,
ing a prize fight last n ig h t.
n,
A p ril
20 .—Secretary «S.tU) to «3 75; heavy, «3.70 to 3S*21. , ;
25 recruits and 50 men for the hospital instead ol cold and clear weather, Alger has rec wived a reply from Gea- packers. «3 65 to «3 75; m ixed. «3.60
A ssets D o u b le th e D e b ts .
corps.
Both transports are heavily what should we say of
tbe in q u iry as to whether to «3.72ls ; lights, «¿» 30 to «3.671...
H o lla n d , eral O tis to th
Tacoma, A p ril 22. — Tbe Western M a ­ laden w ith fie ig h t, provisions and a m ­ which is nao*e like I i g'atal than tbe the reinforcements proposed to be sent
Sheep— M arket firm ; lambs, «3.75 to
chine
Compai y has gone into the m u n itio n for the arm y and navy.
tu him to relieve
the volunteers «5.50; muttons, «3 to «5.10.
U n ited M ate ?
hands of a receiver. The debts aggre­
T ru ly tb» re i» t o accounting for would be sutficient for the purposes of
Of Ever Kind
Llia of Goods.
T H E C O U R T'S F IN D IN G S
.....ViSCO, OREGON.
gate nine thousand dollars, the assets
t i e campaign
O tis replied
in the
Cbicago, A p ril 20. —O wing to the
tastes.— Chit ago 1 itu v a -lle ia id .
eighteen thousand.
ath i m ative.
large supply of cattle todav buvera
O p in io n E x p re s s e d T h a t M ile s ' C h » r« a s
SPASGH
P R IS O N B R S .
Tbe program for tbe movement of held hack and trade was unusually
W ill N o t Be S u s ta in e d
J u r y F a ile d to A g re e .
w u iiL S’ £ ! ° W u n *»»nd » l * r i e «lock of Harneaa and Raddle«, Collar«, Bridle«,
volunteers slow w ith prices ru lin g largely 10c
New Y o rk, A p ril 2 1 . - A special to An I f f o r t B »tn a M de to R escue T h em regulars to M an ila and
Charleston, 8 . O ., A p ril 22. —The
W htpe, Koi>ea. Brushes, C u rry Comb«, Ac., i u \ Any person in need of anything
b o rn e ward w ill be carried out accord-
-------
low er; fancy gtacies «5.70 to «5.90;
the Herald from W ashingtcn say«:
fr
o
m
th
e
F
ilip
in
o
»
.
jury
in
the
Lake
C
ity
lynching
case
mv line w ill save money by giving me • cell before purchasing elsewhere.
trig to (th e statement contained in hie choice steers. «5.30 to 15.65; mediums
failed to reach u verdict and were d is­ General M iles w ill not altogether be
G eneral Rios. Spain's p rincipal com- former dispatch, (¡tie adds to the me.-- «4.<55 to «4.85: (eef steers, «4 to «4.60*
I t clears out the channels
charged. Tbe case goes over to the sustainc'l by the finding* of ihe beef tnander in the P b ilip p in re , cables bis sage the bopefui rem ark th at Le ex- Stockers and feed're, «3.75 to «5; cows
through which poisons are
court of in q u iry , if geu*ral opinion government H a t M ajor General Otis
n ext term of court.
carried from the body. W hen
about the war departm ent is correct. baa granted hint a safe conduct for hie pec ts very shortly to be able to report and heiters. «3.40 to «4 25; Western fed
a decided improvement iu the situation ateei«, «4 26 to »5.30
Texa-
K in g H u m b e r t'» l o u r ,
Huch inform ation as can be gathered chief of
all impurities are removed from
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staff ami another officer, in the P h ilip p in e s.
«3.4
0
to
«4.96;
calves,
«3.80
to «6.10.
hassari,
S
ardin
ia,
A
p
ril
22.—The
temls
to
indicate
that
the
report
w
ill
the blood nature takes right hold
whom be is sending to Aguinaldo w ith
There was an active demand for
king ami queen of Ita ly mi rived here not com pletely atihiain a ll tbe a lleg a­ a letter demanding the lilteiatio n of
and completes the cure.
W e d d e d a t W e s t m in is te r A b n ey.
hog» and prices ruled strong a t an
la -t evening. A ll (lie waiships were tions made by M ajor-G eneral M iles, tbe Spanish pr omete in tbe name of
I f there is constipation, take
London, A p ril 2. — Large crowds of average advance ot 5c. F air to choice
illu m in a te d in honor of th e ir t u a j- nor w ill it completely dismiss (hem .
h
um
an
ity
and
in
te
rn
atio
n
al
law.
In
Ayer’s Pills. They awaken the
esties.
T lie onpunenta of General M iles ex­ the event of a refusal, tbe com m is­ people gathered w ith in tbe preeinetvof «3.92»» to «4.05; heavy packers, «3 70
W estm inster Abbey t.xfav to w itn e s s to «5.90; m ixed, «3.75 to
drowsy action of the liv e r; they
«3.871»
pected the court would find his allega­ sioners
w ill
ask Aguinaldo for a
G o o rg « C aca N e a r in g an E n d .
cure biliousness.
tions w ith o ut foundation aml would definite dicision in older that tbev the m arriage of Lady Margaret P rim ­ butchers, «3.75 to «4; lig h t, «8.70;
Canton, O ., A p ril 22 —Tbe th ird recommend that proceedings be in-1 may acquaint Hie civilised world w ith rose, youngest daughter of the E arl ot pigs, «3.35 to «3.85.
to o u r D octor.
Roseberv, to the E arl of Crewe. The
week of the tria l of M rs. George closed etituted against h im .
Trade in sheep was good and prices
hie attitu d e . General Kios has etu-
W b h » v a th e e x r lu a iv x » . r r l r M of
today. A ll evidence is in amt the case
These
expectations w ill not
be powered them to offer to surrender to guests included the Prince of Wales steady, lambs -made up tbe greater
•OR»- <■( t l i « m o a t « -lu iiic iit p >iy«l<*iaiit In
th e I n ite d B titte » . W r i t e i r e e l y alt th «
w ill he argued Monday and Tuesday.
part of tbe offering». Colorado un­
realized and the p ro tiability is tbe court Aguinaldo 1660 F ilip in o prisoners who and leaders of society generally.
p a rL Ic n U ra In y o o r c a s e
You will re
shorn lambs sold at «5.75 tu «5 90;
•O IV i, a { .r o m i.t r e p ly , w it h o u t erw t
I ’J din?- - rr.7.” “t " m i Hny fu ,th e r ’:ro-;»'«ve been placed at the Spanish com­
G
o
ld
-B
a
a
ta
rs
S
t
r
ik
e
.
D
en
ies
th
e
R
e
p
o
rt.
Addre.., DU. J. ( AViCIt.
Westerns. «5 70 to «5.80 aod
and Bborn
»born na-
Ghi.-Htrn
t-,.11 '¥1 - O 4. n .U
,
. Uvea,
ings against M iles or any one else, uiander’a disposal by General O tis.
Office« O R. A N . H y., Western Union Telegraph Co.
Lowell. Mau.
B e rlin , A p ril 22.—The North G er­
1 <K
V
the refusal
«4 to «5.15; shorn -beep
«4 65 to
A ll STAGE L IN E S .
ol
the
dem
andi
for
increased
pay,
tbe
«4
95;
choice
read
ing
s,
«
5
/c
om m on
M u r d e r M y tta r y In n d ia n a
*
man G azette today deuies the report
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O
lym
p
ia
w
ill
tom
.
auu
Tacoma
and
th
a
t
the
cruiser
Getion
has
been
or­
gold-b< tttore naiional union e rd e m i a 0h<*t*p. $3 90 to
50»
SINNOTT A FISH , P r o p s.
la u a , I I I . , A p ril U . — Tbe m u tilated Seattle in celebratiug May 1 as lM wey strike.
F ix hundred (»eaters through
dered to proceed to A p ia .
body of Mias . Jane
Receipts—C a ttle , 15,500; hog«, 22,-
I..» - Brunot, a w ealthy day.
out the country are affected.
U0Ü; sheep, 15,000.
Only Lasted Fifteen Mmutts aod the lusurgeah
Retreated io Bad Order— A merit an
Troops SiifftriDj; Irom Htat.
DEMAND THEIR DISCHARGE
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Minnesota Volunteers Evidtntij Becom­
ing Impatient.
M
A C4BLEGRAK TO GOVERNOR LIND
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
D
DENTIST.
PHY3ICIA! A G
DENTIST. '
D
ATTORNEYS AT LAV
HENRY L. KUCK
Harness,
Saddles,
Bridles,
A.
Whips.
Spurs.
Stlrrnps.
Attorney u d CnoseUM i t L iv .
D.
ATTORIEY AT LAW,
N e w ’ e n t ir e ly . C o n v e n ie n t
t o B u s in e s s .
ATTORIEY AT LAW.
C o n d u c te d o n B e s t P r in c ip le s
E . H E N N A F IN ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Stock Inspector of Sherman Co.
Tile Dal lew
s
D
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
ATTOBWEYS AT LAW.
TOISORIAL ARTIST.
HENRY KRAUSE
SADDLES, HARNESS 1 SUPPLIES
ti ly
la
STOP W h e r e
t h e P e o p le S to p !
UMATILLA HOUSE
E le c tr ic L ig h ts in e v e r y ro o m ,
a n d E le c tr ic C a ll B e lls .
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