• •
LINN COUNTY,
Bank oí Scio
rt >u.isiiiii k\ixi rimar vi
1.1\\
CAPITAL. $20000
OHttiilN.
Kslawstal 11*. ,
Sirv ui *c»*>. un»u*
' •”«»«*»•» loan inBllrt
A J. JßbflSßD
J. V. Galin
C. V. Jchnjca
Vice Prtsiieii
Cashier
CO.,
By I HA A. PH ELI’S.
OFFIt Litri
Prtudnt
shocking enough, but if It prove an
effective warning to any of the-,
dost n»y«-r» much good will have
n * in
rum i
f‘wr «atrium. Inrartafeljr tn •
*>* IBHMtthw,
••
te
♦.
II M>
I «M»
VfrnrllBíni ni#« «t tajr,living rntmjo 1»
>•«4 oMMithljr.
Imnwlamt »iherliaBiwfil« t»n«i I* twild Fat
W hen thnnMer Iwglven for lb«*»r tnwrtkMa
I lM»ea * general tanking an<| eg.
«hangt» htulffMMMK
Ixmns made at
current rahn», and drafts tiwued on
Perhaps there is no subject which
principle clUe*.
concerns the farmers more at this
lime thin the price of grain, and
1
regarding the prospects of Increased
• • •
L
A
W. RICIlAltliHON
— i-miriiiKToii
( HO1< K I IM g OF
Always on hand.
Give me a
Whop near the bridge,.,.
WATCHMAKER
RNB
«/ /; R A' /. A’ A’.
HCK),
All kinds of w atches dock" and Jew
elry repaired promptly.
EAST anil SOT I'll
\ K
Shastu Route
—of the—
The
Soiitlirra I’arilic l'ünipaiiy,
prices the Oregon agricullrial «ay«;
When lhe prl’s-s of products gen
«rally are going dow n there ha« Io be
an extraordinary shoring« m the
product ion of anyone article to keep
its price up. On the other hand
when price* tiro lendiug upward
there mu»l bean extraordinary over
production of any one article to keep
Ils pricedown. At the present lime
the tendency id the price of staple
farm prinlucis Is upward. For that
rciMin wc ta-lleve that the price of
whe.d 1« thisyear likely to advance
even If there Isa targe crop In the
world as a whole. Then» will not be
iny extraordinary »erptu» to carry
over Io another year and there ar« a
multitude of farmer» who this year
feel also to hold nt least n part of
their crop for tatter price«. A very
decided advance in price is not an-
The assisted «’»cape of H|»tin'»
captain-gem'ral from Manila hear»
on It« tare an ofTeti»lve breach of
coutlvsy on ihe part of tii-rmany lo-
ward« the Fulled States. Of course
the e>capo of Hie S|ainl«li command
Í
y
•
W<Mwtht;r8*
NA !»•! fe-ir»
Wirtin,
|Lv
it.»
.••I- i«. 1 *r
It Vi A.M
h -0 A M
r.M
Àr IlM g»
1.» l«rc •
.1 V 1 ?ieu •<
II
1 »ining < ’are on < )g<!cn Route
F’illsaxa
Su2«t Staeptr*
— AHI»—
MCtXIMM I «»' st.KXPIMU I »HS
Airacbe.| tn thn,i<<h trains.
cr 1» a matter »lanit which, In Itself,
the Fnited Stete* can not cate a tig;
tiut a» a n-w < vtdetH v of the med
dleaome spirit and III Alli of Ger
many, it i* a thing to ta> noted. In
Si«le
In estate of John Brown, exc ‘Utor
ordered to »ell real property.
In «»late of Sarah Blakely, «ale of
personal projierly reported; final uc
counting »et for Scpteml>«r 7.
Jn estate of J I,. Sillier, Incom
petent, petition fur appointment of
guard tan tiled; heard August '28.
In cs I k I c of William Wnldlc, In
vetitory filed; petition toscll personal
pro|a*rty gl inted; properly, set aside
for widow.
In est itc of Mary E. t 'rawford, C
II Stewart np|H>inted administrator;
bond, lamio.
I a« >na rd Thom« ordered comm Fite I
to asylum; guardian of estate ap
IMilntcd, II. A. Thoma*.
In estate of John l ox, inventory
fliml; total value of property, fMtxt.
In catite of Gi«i. Hawkins, real
propt’rly ordered »old.
In ••«late of Clerence Strakton,
Amanda st<«kt«iti appointed admin-
istr.itor; bond,
hnrtsir in Hie night and deliberately
•unk the Hpanlsh fleet, mid when
the time arrived lie ordered Ihe city
to surrender, and when hl« command
wa« not otteyed, a few well aimed
«hots, caused the white flag to wave
over the Hp-mtah forta, and he is now
in full poMemloii of the city,
iiewey
actc-i according to hi* own judge
ment. He did not barber a crowd of
I >i\ i»|ill|.
...TIME < ARI»...
1 For Yxqalna
Train leaves Alcanv,
’•
Corvallis
” arrive Yaquina
2 Returning—
Leave* Ynquina
’’
('orvallls
Arrive AltMiiy
1
•
•
r 1 > ! roll
Leave« Corvallis
••
Albany
Arrive Detroit
•
......... .....
...... ..
Returning
Leaves Ih-troit
’’
Albiny
Arrive Corvallis
•
12:5” |>. ni.
J
p. m.
«:v»i p. m.
7:”0 a. m
11: to *. m
12:25 p.m.
trans|Hirt>«tinn to and from
•fieo-d Ui tabor aay where
West.
In
In estate of Melissa A. Burkhart,
will mid« In l««y filed; leuve» 825 to
II. 1>. Burkhart, whoat* share had be
fore been granted, and remainder of
estate t<> Nellie O Royce, now Mr«
\V r. Biker, It L.vi’.c aad Beaaie
Burkhart, »hare and «hare alike;
••»llmated value id e«tete, 8l2,tXNl;
adml'lrator with will annexed, R.
L Burkhart.
Af.ontlca, Firmar«.
hi»
yard to all who will work for him
and guarantee,
beside«, a »mall
imotinl of advance money. Two
vear* age no such inducement W4«
the
Bccretary Alger a|silogl*e« for the
He
inefficiency of his department,
•ays the wind sprang up every
Horning, and medical and hospital
«<1 ppi o s could not be got ashore.
But «uppllescan ta» got ashore where
nen can lie gol ashore. Moreover,
7:0” a. m.
th« coudition of the wa was no un
k.-oa a. m
usual thing. it I* the same always,
12:2.» |>. m
—................ ... | it the same season of the year. It
««•com m< al a lea Itself to notsuly—not
12:40 p. m
ti;”6 p. in «ven to the need* of war. The kind
0.-5S |>. in of men required in high places 1»
those whnhavea forceful intelligence
I and 2 ciiniwct at
Aihany sn«l suticrlor to the difficulties pn-««nied
Corvalli« wlfh Nomhern Itaci tic tra li
tty windsand was,—Orcgonion.
glvlng direct -ervlce lo and fruii,
iicwport and ndjicent twachaa.
Three judges In as many states
Tr»in for thè mountain» arrivo «f ha«*o decided that a man has a right
Itelmlt at niain, givlng ampie tini«
to reach camping ground on the m kill the destroyer of hl« home.
Chat I» not law; but It is public senti
Breltenbush and .s<i nt tain river* th«
«ante day.
ment nearly everywhere, and Juries
ire apt to avoid facts In order to
IL L. WAt t>» !»
El'WiX H l ON I.,
T. F A I’. A.
Manage r I reach th» same conclusion. it Is
« hf»
NO. 13.
A LITTLE CHAFF
::
I
W
Free ad v lev 1» very of ten w ort h Ir*».
WALL PAPERI»
l*er»l»tvnce |*av«n a |*ilh to (woa-
parity.
Hard t*«k*arc tho proving of the
The «tar* and MrifMM were raised
over thecapitol of iltiwail on Aug
hero.
u«t 12, « hi which day it twataiv.
That only 1« true rest which pre
American territory.
pare fur work.
Star 1‘olntcr went an rxritiitlon •
A very little tomtntuiie may tell a
mile *t Joliet,ill., last Thursday In |
ItJittj. All thlngsconsidvrwi the best very big story.
|Hirf<>rmance of his life.
We can inturvst you, if vmi a tv
looking for bargain» in Wall
l’a|HT, with a variety of pattern».
F
F
B Newest Designs and
Latest Color Effects....
Australia y« irly ships to England
«.tasi.ixai rabbit »kins.
t baric I'. I Haig« and I q)<«« Ital*
leroun, <d laaiMnon. were m irrle I «-n
Necessity 1« the foster ;»arent c’
Aug
19, in this city, and left f«*r 1 some iiticer ciinccption*.
Soulhern Oregon to reside.
H«' who give» rein to hl» wi»ho*
W. H. l*ar»<MV». of Eugene, hu» will soon be driven by his want«.
brought suit for divorce agalnot hl*
The folly of foots al I reels larger
wile t'tar*. who I* now in Omaha,
¡crowd* than the wisdom of the »1.*,
assisting io the Oregon exhibit.
When a man become« thoroughly I
only thirteen out of thirty two
contented he ha* outlived hi» uw
teachers examined for certiflcnti-s
fulner-».
poaaed in Marion county. Teacher»
if we could «<»«• ourselves a» other»
must now ntogrtia* or drop out,
«ee u», most of us wouldn't believe
which ta proper.
our eye*.
It has been demon»!ratist to the
ixit* of lie*
satisfaction of the medical d«-p«rt
ment that the Immune have alsiut I »Imply tn-cuusv
the »«•me *ucce«s a* Hie r.iw recruit* demanded.
in resisting yellow fever.
What adiffcrencr there 1» between
Three Indians engaged in a fight
at Florence over a bottle of whisky,
In w hich one was »ent to the hnppv
bunting ground«, and one rendered
hills tie cuinlmt hv il too free u»c of
Trotini Court.
the < m nlping kn«fa. The third one i«
V. H. Hlewarl appointed adminis tn Jail nt Eugene.
trator <ie lamus non of the «»late of
When a young lady pins al»>uqui-t
G. F. Crawford; laind, IJV.I'xi.
on the lapel of a young manta coat
Second account filed In e-tatu of she i|*u dly turns h< r hi id to one
Lawrence Hardman et al.
»■>le and tilts up her chin Io look al
who ii<«»ti’t
In estate of Walter and Myrtle it. The young man
Mi llride, minor», final iteuutit tiled tumble i» »o slow lli.-it he wouhl ta-
run over by a hearse.
and guardian di*charg««l.
Admiral Ih-wi-v (a tho hero of the
late unpicasentne«« between the
Fniiisl HlalesandSpain, lie struck
the first Mow by going into Manila
(rev
A 1
PCC*U£“RY iiiiriiiiisTs
r. J. IRVINE PROP'R
• ••
^0
-----------------------------------
Mv riirs art* fii sf-rlnss and niv horses
are •?< >o<I tiri vers.
Hack Concocts with all Trains al West Scio, and Mommi Tram al M bit .
Toe greater iHirtloti of the root« of
the grapevine grow near the surface,
and
for
this reitaoti cultivation
I should tie »hallow.
I
'
Spring chickens are so
they fir-t arrive that it
excusable to pick Off their tether«
on !■;<• trout porch.
A man g-titig after a can of Ix-er is
“ru -I,ing the grow ¡er.’’ »nd a dog
with a can tl«d to hi« tall Is "a grow
ier rushing the call."
I'i TeXu's I i-t week M try Ace
married Jut- King. Hearts were
trump-, but hi a few year* Hie game
will I»1 changed So that there will be
a "full bon»«-."
With thermometer, in fireroom»
registering .'«• degree«, it mti«i
require more courage to stay I m -I ow
i ti<I k< --|< i -hip oipv¡ug
than to
-t <nd on deck t«» be shot at.
I *
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware
i
The contract for furnishing the
,
Hour for the HelctX I his year lies been
-e« ured by A. Willhelm, of the
Monroe flouring mills. There were
several hlddi ra. among which weie
There are many girls in the w-«rld
the Red < rown Mill», of Albany, who talk of their longing to become
the ( orvnlli» Mills, of Corvallis nod army nurse* and do good, whose
the Monroe Mills.
; mother» continue to gel Up ill till’
night when there I* sickness in th«-
The M ignolii flour mill at Albany
family.
I m gun running last week regularly
Of sixty fiv eof the m«>*t prominent
utter n genet al improvement, in
w hich the latest machinery baa ta-en new»p>ip«-r» in Hie Fnited ."•tale«,
infrialuced. t'ndcr ihe
mai age- twvnlv-eight openly favor the |s.|ii y
ment of Mr. Ixl. Goin, one of tire of expansion, while but sixteen are
i'wenty-
gon » ta*»! miller», the Hour is bound registered isoppo-i-il t « it.
one of total are wavering.
to ta* a popular brand.
GHARRY S. JOHNSTON
The abundance of gold tn this
jcountry is evidenced by the fact
that at.mt three fourth» of the custom
receipt« at New York so far tills
month have ta-en tn that coin.
Eight month* ago, gold constituted
les* than one p« r ••ent of tliesi- pay
men»«. Mnei- the halanee of foreign
trade ta’caine «o largely inour favor,
gold has llowisl steailily in from
Captain George Skinner’« new Europe.
steamboat, th«- Valley Queen, being
built at Independence, 1« approach
NOTH E FOR PFHLIFATION.
ing completion.
The hollers ai««l
the engines are in place, l’n- upp. r I tau-t oin««’ «I Uctaon City, lime». Oils »«.
1. tairv'iy*i»<-n tluti lhen»lk>wta<-
and lower cabin* are encloHed and I««e
« niirtt wUler h»s »lta-.l hi.Uv «»I hla lulmlk-«
«team will tie turned on next w<s<k. 10
make anal pruot io «optMirt o< hl«.-lah>,. and
it Is Intundisl to lake the steamer to itati s*l<l (.«•■■I ««ill *<e iiMvta i«*mn* th« Hegl»
Portland the last of next week for le, «n i It.-* ivr« si ormron Ciiy, on-««», on
taptvmtirr t«i, l«m. via.
itispm-tion anil furnishing*, »•> that
Uifls FIXULKT,
business can tie commence«! at once.
11 K No tieJX. tor ihe
,it N W ,, a»-i ta** I
.let I. of »re «, Tl- It ». R 1 »
Ite ri»«««*» the iotaiw lit« vltiuor- to l>(uo
Bo; ind. Fruit Orourtn Tiko Neue«. hl. ortithoiou- nwlitam» tipi/n a «vi eulovalloii
of sit taivi. *1s:
tar«o».l. ot tarwnavt: »w«-.< W*i»<H
I atri prepircil lo ¡usure vour hop lol Iboma*
lor.tan William M l ovai.l.
Odo, »nd
klln, aud It» contenta, your fruii JaKr w lihliuan. «a Jordan. »11 In tana «»moly,
dryer and their coment», ni thè
svi p
i It*» H. ll'V'Xr.»,
lowest |MM»ltile rate», and with nny
Uta mer.
of thè nix coni min li-« represented by
my agoncy, whlch bave n combini-«!
(h» » »1 kifl ’ri.»«:
>-4 ÿv ♦-* «•< 4«4 !»«•*
capitai of over'i weiity-tive luilllon
«>< IM Irjth
It *<.1 M» t«ru»»» €»<♦.
dottar». A iHiitcy In eitherof Illese
We begin this war with I I battle
•hi|is and cruiser», 19 monitor*, only
six of which were m-i-lern; Ifi gun
buata, and 23 tor|»do l»>at«. We
have now ;t!HMtlle»hip»aiid cruisers,
31 unarmord «teel vessels, 19 gun
boat«, 25 torpedo t«M«t» and to *|*-ttai
craft. An entirely ditTerent kind of
a rec >rd from lhat of bpain.
Johnson A Phillips bave just fOfll«
pletrd arrangement» wllli oue of thè
largì-»! gr><ln house» on thè Pacific
co*»t, locateli at .«tan Francisco, lo
handle oat» «iirts-t for them, and will
llius tat alile tu ha «Ile all Ilo* unta Iti
thta M*-tlon. and |ny therefor thè
V1TV hlgliest market prive. Ho bring
on you ot«l». Al»o vaili continue to
pay thè top market prie* for wheat. coni panie» 1« a» k <» m | .»* gold, mal In
Hack» now ready f<»r custotuer».
tease of a liwsyou retrive your money
' without delay.
For application», write Ioni cali oli,
O«a*ral Ortsly « 278 Bin of Drath.
F G. Iti l’KII AHI,
Alliuny Oregon.
The true »lory of those 178 day» «»f
suffering by Greely'* heroic little
BarsMss la Shoa*,
Hand ot explorers in tlie Artic region
h is Isen told by General Gris ly him-
M ism-»' < lx ford »te -es, r er pair, tak'
»«•If, forthetlr»! time, for I he October
Lol:«-'
••
•■
Ml«««-», Kid button shoes, 75c.
Ixollcs, Home Journal, For years
I 1.11.••
“
’•
81.
General Greedy ha» kept an unbroken
All our tattle«' and ml«»c»’ button
silence about his fearful ex|»orlet>ce •brie* at reduced price«.
and that of hi* companion*, as they
Lil'-st noveilli-s In women's »nd
druppml dead « ne by one at ills side, chllilri nta v .-«I ing lop l.m- »hoe« *1
and it was only after th« greatest lowosl price».
A few new suits for l»>ih men and
|wr«ua»ion that the famous explorer boy» just rreelvt d direct from ei«t
was induced to write the story.
ern manufacturera. Alt areimrgaitia.
H. M. D amm .
lit FtAVo. M Y . Oent« Frv»ii* «tty |H-r*»t.l
Mn<»w|r»l<rt
In olwnrvlng • I m
<»<
><mr hhikib'd < mv In comm » of n lvan«»’
•timpflon I am prvgnzv I to mjr H 1« (tn*
•»••«t r*n»arka! k» K«> um «*I i H m »1 baa r*er »«wi»
hni’nch» Io my »tientkn. It ha* t**rtAln)y
aa«x«l nniny from Conati mo* km. ar4-| by
l*r.hin A HI.KKÌ.
Karl's Ovo R*«nt T**, Sir CmtsUnstlnn Its
the a.-«! an-l It altar avln* It )mi don't a,y an,
Ursa » la rtlosU
return the nakas* ani *W ywnr inn nr y
*>kt by IVsrs and IVery.
CimUI IlioOll in--«s» s <- esu ahn. Xo
tamul y without it. t'«m - r- •«, I an t> < ath»r
lie « U .n yoni hi- «1 «»■«. ■ • I* it i i«»u. ♦«>
•ttrring Up th boy hu-i ..«»1 drivin* ail ini
puni«*» f-'im the taxi»
ti gin tviiay U,
n»,H.h pimple-, taul«, ¡..’teta*, i îm-kh--*«î»
• *ui that .H-ktv lutarti» <oia|*ta,u«M ta tukinc
I (\i«e»rvl«,“hr oily i-«r t,»i«r«t. *U !« .»• «
rm*», s*li«*i»«-l.uu gnuraiitii-J. Ilk , • « . ^*.
H1IM
CO. >
------- l-ltot-lll».Tutta ——
short not ice
SCIO. QREG0N
?
Yes, of course, if you have any thing to read
STARVE
GH
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY1
ï AT 11 THE ÂLTEi M â TIYE.
. f »*»
rr
HbM «a *» a
f
i
Î i » l»4l
z
ON
Formerly NEW OCCASIONS.
S
ÎW
0-1»
. .f*GM’idi,’a ¡»c» \ One lU'lktr
I« th Wt »if.
<
W «•-<• •
.»ÍO» i».i#4g
K»
a Vear
The Weekly Oregonian, Per year
San Francisco Eiaminer,
Heards Dairyman,
Orange Judd Farmer,
Thrice-a-week World.
t
\ M.
wa«Gr..< fM' Ar*aa
> » '•»*# ( . •«*«••**•. Kat. Mr w «* «e ¡«ok
|W 1 (99 8» <br «ewrtr** a4v«»*a’r «< lbw tamxFfW« atai|
«»•••■VP* » «wb’Hl« W«»*r
’Hr
i oclai) lut«*«»
l'br*A*tel a» J Kit»km. «MttMra
taa*«*«^ A
tflll
O.«
<V«
>*f W««|
«MM
* »
WeM
V »
t r
4
tx •!«.
ft
'• afi»"*«#»
«e-ft«»
I if rwHlrfAwle t« •<« ^«iprw
■Mi-
CIAV T
fn< w:
19
r»-'-*«''-, Wi’
r-Verf ltlrJ»«rM T t y.
TV - «a-
ItertwH F C*- •»
tv«*»»*)« K V «1.48*4
FH« liaíf/r « ««a •
Mary
**
•
Atofej »**>»•
1
F Avise» >|
He rat t «g>p(- If.
•a*na4«»8 r»t’i*i * •»
It «W • «VM
I vKpge ««a«*»
<’ « ***■ tf«*
ft
»I
-J0 i
CtadcB il. krfr & Cflmpauy, TiwHuxi
•A r»Hb A m » i H,
o
■••*
l
I
3
3
5
.3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Ami |»ri<‘»‘s that
si'lveÿ, < 'all atxl
fiihtlng, and endured nil the »uff-r
Ingi the tigure of l’eace Is represented
by a woman.
Sir Ail vou know that Dawson
guarantees hi* hero lea to c ure that
crick In your tack.
ncwspiqier
reporter», and
allow
them to fight hl* tmttl«-» for him,
b it carefully planned every detail
Mail Imltt rlally rtrrpt *nn<U) *
'of hi* movement«, and when the
Tito« t«i ! 1.V
l*v»tftab*>4
Ar
:»»Mi p n
fcUjB» ‘Ar
x'orva’.Hs
!.x 4
I time arrived hi» iiieo c irri«»! out hi»
Al Altany an.« I' m valli, eenneel »111, (rain* ordera, and tbe work was done.
ollloo < * X H,«||.«1.
Dewey ta the supreme hero of tbe
K*|W***ir*ia «taii> i*xc*fH »aaitayl«
« V* pini I.
■■««iilanU
•r I • J» • » 1 present w ar, and Justly mi, too.
I W|>m'»r
M. Min»111.
v I J ta. i,
» »'Cintar
tlvk.|mln,«v
tv f « tn. n,
Hoppickers expect Io las paid Io
tntvs-i connu tu,n al «~nr«wm '»•- with lie
md .’*• icntsa taix this year, latet
rlldental and ortenint si. l r»eOta Usd -'e»m
•hip I in«» for J Vitas *,vl I'ltlXA. -sillín«
vear and the year tadore Very few
«Inie» on snt*n,mtt.rt*.
Hair» lull tk-liel. in iu.t.in omni, .n-l F» grower« ottered over in cent«, anil
r««l»- Also tarmi,. < Ion. fl«*n<-ltiln »n«l In-
trsii., eon ta-olusln.'l rr*««n Mr. M. K. Wm»i
hey were not partitutar whether
m»n«ee. take! »<r«ot,. West m in
their terms were accepted. This
H. kulHiir M.i.iuf« «
« Il M snail va. y., i, y * Cam A.-rnt.lMr«
year growers are anxious to get
land.III.
pickers, and they are already ui ike
lug
engagement».
A
Yamhill
grower»
gives notice in a Mc
Minnville paper that he will furnish
W’l'bt
: •
I MBH.
.•••••••••••••••••••••••a.
The »upreme court lias ordered
fee, and will have fl'li from every that the 825,00” Eastern Oregon In.
».I He . -> 1,1 III W al I <n I ' u- p ■. I ' li> t
sea.
Was the price the state pnld for 02”
acre», w hlcticould protaitily be Imught
Cuta I» now our tack yard, and
b> a private person now for Inuf thu
Hpalu .-»n’t p! iy there any more.
price.
In-IHln»» IlmMrl,
»un.tay
Al i
|>*-,*alt<M«
t-v .
.. Ar i
M 1
OFGENER'L INTEREST
be producing its ow n sugar and cof
all our liulsncssai tho Philippine
X
¡aland« Gt rti.i-.uy has ta-en a gross
I V|»r«x« frat In*
t**rUna»4 r»wii> .
intrm.Vr. Her nttltudn ha» ta-en
*o-»lb. I
I
anything but a friendly one. Atone
« » r. m Lv ... buotoiot ... Ar
A
time it was mi otfensive that Dewey
»
r. m I.T
l.r
A. M.
tthan)
i' V u
Sr
Ftihi tim** Uv
F M. wa« forvtil Io inquire of tiie German
i
M - •
* - •
admiral whether or not his country
.L?
a»vl
I
vf
Atlwny. (unirai. "i,ri I. liai--. hid declared war on the Cniti-ii
Itslll^nirv.
Junrltau
1‘lly,
Ki,««, r
« MlMtioan, l>rslri«, «wkl.nl and .>1 •«• Htatea. The day will i onie when
II««,, fevm Riwvtair* «o'illi in and in* hnlsi.r
ihat military tle«|ioll»m, in the cen
A «h la nd.
Wall «»«II».
ter of I .tir««|M>, w III I k - sm i«to d, ns it
•«'«I M ; I.V .. IS.II!«,,.«
Ar
lew rves to ta-
It is now the In-utT
iras P M
I.V
vita.
l.v
k.»o P M ! Ar
K.sri.nn
ernbiv insolent thing of Ihe world.
It
«i «.«. Í '
V 1“ k *. 1 Ar
i wr.a. «
l,wr,m 1 Ar
AUGI SI
If England and llmda desire to en
large their navies Furio Sun ha» a
a few surplus vessels to dispose of
at a »mall advance on original cost,
rhe equipment ha» been thoroughly
if J h | mii Inte pusc* much of an what »« are and what we want
tested, and references w ill tai cheer obj,o-tiou to American operation* it. other» to he.
Hawaii the friends of the Japanese
fully furnhhrtl.
tine of the unsatisfactory thing*
Government may »• well get out
of this world is kissing i pretty girl
ent«-r|>rl«lng vaudeville mana their ;M« kei hankerebief*
through a veil.
might a«ld materially to the
All the territory so far acquired
The man d«>»en’t live who feels at
hy the 1’niied states from Hyalin has
ease In a room In which twn women
Inrntai out well, which I* a rvtt*>n- are wtii-ix-ring.
ably g«H«l guir.mtv Hint nolhitig
will be lost by retaining the Philip-
Talent 1» tho gift of hard work;
genius 1» the art of getting fatuous
pine*.
At the next general election a
wliliout luird work.
Otic of I ho Allmuy boys at Manli*
great dch.alid for spellbinders will promise» Io bring home with him
About ijo.ntkt families nnike theli
c»ime from the Porto Kinin, Pl.ilip for his father, a l»>x of cigar» that living in Paris In connis-tlon with
sell here for 25 cents apiece, but tbe cab Industry and taking cure of!
pine and Ladrone precincts.
which cau tx> bought there for I cent Ihe horse*.
By < hristinas time America will apiece.
After the men have «l«in<- all the ■
s
Isiïty
The following from the Capital
Journal might be easily applied Io
many brunches of our government:
••riicw ir will mHcally change our
foreign rrtatlon«. Al a thousand
point* «<• shall come into contact
w ith the nation* of the world
This
will necessitate, unie«« wo are soon
to forfeit all prestige, a trained dip
tomai le corp», and the taking of the
consular «i-rvlcc ont of the'‘politic*"
that has detuuchc I It.”
ili-tali of American
trnof**
A
entered a small village In l’orlo Rico
under a while flag, Io Inform them of
the peace ncgnteatlons, and the
vllicnger« turned out ami cheered
them, even In the presence of the
Spanish troop*, who wen* lined np
to receive them.
ticlpated. A rise of ten or fifteen
cents a ba-lo-l will place wheat on a
fairly profitable l»(«ls."
OREGON
come cut of a not very large amount
of evlh
OREGON, F RIDAY,
ft
$2 00
2 20
175
180
2 00
175