COUNTY. OKEGON.
EKIDAY
"Tv*, tbs's forg»*ttea bias." said Bill/,
awd that brUef cave him sc. ret satisfac
tion
Ils had kauwu Mary hiag. eat
ths Interval ba had felt la bsr whsa a
k.ffisi;. aegl«s'ta«l «bild, bad Out la ths
kraal deetwaasd as the tapss wf lime grad- FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS
■ally ripeo««! her lata a Bns. ¡atrUigvat
OF THE WORLD
l<»kia« girt. Hr was tn her a bruther
•tilt, but she to him was dearer far tbaa
a sister, and ttniufh ta bls letters be al
ways add reweed her •• «mb. la bl« heart 4
b« claimed her as «ometbitig nearer, sod
yet hr had never breathed IS her ear a
word of lave or hiated that it was fur her
wake be toiled both early and 1st«, hoard
ing up hla earnings with almost a miser's
care that she might t*e educated.
Itecularly each week she wrote to him.
• nd it wa« lbs receipt of these letters
Several lives were lost in a torna«!«
and the though is of bsr that kept his
in Oklahoma.
heart so bear» and ebseeful. a«, stale
A mint is not likely to be estab
stri »»appreciated, ruvp! by Geuvge. be
■ ’»rd <Mb dtvaadng of a bright future lished at Manila
wbeu the one «reas object ot Ins ItfC
A nugget weighing f2«l has been
abould ba rwallaad.
found In thr Klomlikr
(To tw l.Wlinue.1 I
Secretary Gage favors a "token”
CARE OF THt EYES.
dollar for thr Philippines.
EVENTS OF THE DAI
Keystone Shaving Parlors
G U VINCENT. Pio*.
Only Fini Claw Shop in th« City
1$ (ml»
Shaving
Hair Cutting
Slump.-ng
Baih>
i’ll AIM El!
It wa« l«**tamng to l«r «Isy'ighi I* the
0R J. W Vis.T I.
city uf Brat**44. an I •• the *rsy east
cradually l>rigb(rm*-i ami grew i«-d m tbe
suing day. a y^amg m«u loukeil «Mit »p-*u
Specialist for Refraction
r bu«j world around him with that
Defects of the Eye.
’Ung of utter lomdmra a wbieb one so
often fvrla in a grrai cl i y a bere all I*
Folti I Oh, <»•».
Mt artvly four
a*»w and »(rang* tu him
Will male regular tripa to Kcu. «kreb» bad pa**rd «mew the W»U** of a
Watch local column l*r date of «irti».
. tolling bril b«d fallen <a«1 ly w|i.m bls ear.
tv
«1*4 he had l«M>k*d into a gr««r »
it dream
j they laid hi« m »tb*r ta hrt
| i«n>» re*t. A prevailing fever bad effect
rd what lb* fancied «d»D*ut« of >rara
had failed tn dn. and Itilly B«*tidrr »••
now «a orphan and ak»a* to tb* wi»h?
world, lie knew that be had hla own
fur tone to make, and after «ruling bia
uuiibrr*« affair» and (Hiding thrr* was
.1. KLAR I). Prop.
nothing Irfl fur hiia. hr had come to thr
)ify. and «»ti ^b»« morning wen! f*»Hb
«Um* to kwdt f<»r employment, whb u<»
N«wly F'umahed and Rcfrtlsd
other rrc*M»mradainm than thr frank,
l> t). »1 <-f;it* »•;
>f h ♦ h »11 I* IIW f«< •
Tbrvugtenwl
J*
"It wa« foM^iab it» tuv | o attempt II.**
Our table» ar* »upplicd with ths
thutight hr, a* hr stopped in front <«f a
large whtilraale eatnMbdimcnt
Ilia rye
bru ths marksti aH.*rd.31a^
whirl» waa IrUcrc!
South ot Bndgr.
SOO. OREGON «aught thr sign
* H J Mcldru A Co ’’ The name aosnd
rd famlHar, at»*! something whHprfed !«»
him t«> enter. Il<* did •«. and rn**■»•:ing in
the doorway a i »U. el«*gant looking young
man. hr »»krd for Mr Mr|vl<-n
"My nnrle." rrturned th* gmtlrman,
«h«< wa» u uir »tber than <»«*urgr More
land* h«« imj I yet «’*»<»•• down, but per*
hap» I ran answer your ptirpoaa juat aa
well, |M
wi«h tu pnnhaae gnodsF*
B’Hy. thinking that
ever« one must
know hi* poverty, fam i«*d tberw w «a
•ufnetbiug *alirt<’»i in thr quration. but
hr wa * mistaken, th«- mauiirr wa« nat
ural to th« »|»rakrr, who. a« Billy mad*
u*> dir*-< t i« ply. again asked;
"What
• ••
would you like, sir?"
Momrthing to do; for I have neither
money nor hm»»-." wa« B»Hy*« prompt an
. »wer
Will you give me y»»ur name?** «aked
Commercial
House
Hoiseshoeing a Specialty...
SCIO. OR
BANK.. OF.. SCIO
CAPITAL, $20.000.
OFFICERS:
Prendan I
V ki Praudanl
Caaiurr
|. T. Games
'M . A. I
R. Station
Roe» a grncrsl tanking and ticbange
basine»«
Loans made al «uirent rale*
and drafts issued on principal cities
A t k
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»
t> «Htj
prompiij.
SOO
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eonnact flllh tbr •*. F •«»ath itotind traiti. ••
«all •• fl«ing t«<» c*r thrre
In AH-ant
t«elore dr|M»riUfr ol * F t»o<ih Umind tra«n («>r
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BI>W|M rro.Nlt. Manette.
J TVIlXKIt. A«*wt. Albani
EAST AND SOOTH
VIA
Shasta Route
Trains leave w e«i Bri» tm Corl land sn«1 way
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I*ufuaa4, Ut
Billy complied, and when hr «poke uf
bi» native town George repealed it after
him. aa>ing "I have awe arquatolane«-«
who spend the summer in <’biroper; but
juu probably have nrtrr known them."
Immediatety Billy thought of the Lin
coin«, and now k*«»w why fbr name of
>- ’• n -• I
‘
;
II* !| I :
■ r I
Jenny apeak eff l-la. and frh certain that
It .1 Madden w •« her father.
For a ni‘>tu« nt G«*orga regarded him In
trutly, and then said: "We arhlutu em
ploy «trangrr» without a recommends-
ii«n; still. I d«> n«’t brhrve you need any.
My um I*- i< w anting a young man. but
the work may bardh suit you," b* added
naming thr duties be would hr expected
j to perform, »‘. h «-«-rtalnly were rather
mmial Mt ill. •» the wage« were liberal.
Itilly for want of a hrtter, accepted tb**
«ituati«»D. and waa immntiatrly introdac
rd to bi» bualneaa, For «otne time he
> nly »aw George at a diatan r, but *««
told by one of tbe clerk* that he was
juat graduated at Yale, and was now a
junior partner u> bis otp’le'e establish'
mmt.
Wa al hkr him %ery much,’* Mill the
Herb, "be i» »o pk-aaain and kind, though
a little proud. I guraa.**
’Thia wa« all that BiUy knew of him un
til he had lircn in Mr MeMcn’a employ-
meut marly three week». th«*n. •• be waa
t>De day poring over a volume of Horace
I which be bad brought with bun. Gr -rge.
who ebanrrd to paaa hy, looked over bi«
•hiHtlder, etrlaiming. "Why. B< ndcr, «an
yon read Mun? Ilrally, Ihta 1« a nov
elty. Are yu<l fond of book»*!^*
"Yen, very,** »aid Billy, "though I have
but a few of my own,"
"Fortunately, tb«a. I rau accommodate
you,” returned George, "for I have a tol
erably good library, to which you can at
any time have kw « Nupp*»*c you come
round to my unrb’i tonight.
Never
iniml al*»ut thanking me." he added, as
he saw Hilly abuut to apeak; "I hate to
l»e thanked, ao to-night, at eight o’clock.
I «hall expert you?*
Accordingly, that evening Billy •farted
for Mr Hcldra’t. George, who wi i»hrd tn
•ave him from any euibarravamcnt. an
•were«! hla ring him«rlf. and immediately
romlucted him to hi« HMim, where for an
hour or ao they diaru»«-d their favorite
b<M»ka and author«. At laat. George, a»-
t<*fH«hed at Billy's general knowledge of
men and thing», eiciaimed, "Why, lUn
der. I do liebeve you are almost aa good
a M-holar as I. who have l*ren through
college. Pray, bow does it hap|*en?**
In a few word« Billy riplained that he
had Iwen in tbe habit of working aum-
m*ra and going to a«-b<*ol at Wilbraham
winter«; and then, a« it waa nearly ten,
be hastily gathered up the U«ok* whbh
G«*»»rge ba<l kindly loan«*«! him am! took
bia leave
A» he wa* defending the
broad »fairway b* met a young girl fash
ionably drvaard. w ho ata ml at him io
auiue aurpriae. In the upper hall »be re
ct>unter«-d (««-urge, and aaked bhn who the
stranger waa.
"Hi* name la B*n«ler and be came from
Chicopee," anawered George.
"Bender from (*hicoper'" repeat«*«! Ida.
"Why. I wonder if it isn’t tb* Billy H«-u
<l*r about whom Jenny Ida ruin haa g<»ne
a I tn o»t mad.”
"I think not»** returned her couain. "for
Mrs. Idneoln wnald hardlv anffrr her
«laughter to ineniioti a p«H*r l*oy*s name,
mu« b
to <•> mad about him '*
"Bit.** anawered Ida, "he worked on
Mr. IJncoln'a farm when Jenny wa* a
little girl, and now that »he 1« older «he
talks of him Dearly all th* time, aal
ll<»ar say a It would nut »urpri»e her If ah*
abould «ome day run off with him."
"I uaaibly it ia tbe «ame.** returned
George. "Anyway, he ia very fine look
ing. and a fine fellow, too, besides bring
an eirrllmt acholar."
Tae next day. wb«n Billy chanced tn be
alm«*, tieorgv approached him. and after
making aome casual remarks alrnut the
hooks be had borrowed, etc. be sal«!,
"!mi you ever are Jenny Lincoln In <*hic-
uprr Y*
"Oh. yea," answered Billy, brightening
up. for Jenny bad alwiy* been, and still
was. a great favorite with him: "Oh.
|c\ I know Jenny vef w*U. I worked
for h*r father a-«m* years •<<». and b*
; tan»«.’ grratly Intrnratr«! In brr'*
Tbm >« mi moat know lira*
| ry IUec«*laT*
"Yea. I knew bim.~ said
fleorge on»tinned:
"And think but Ihlle of him. of
ciYtira* **•
On thia auh}*« t Hilly waa »>» iiunmlt
tai
II* bad no reua* fur liking Itenrjr.
.»nt would not any au to a rontyaraUve
Rtrangwr. Groegr wae alwHit
< a war
oberraintf ■ little» old fa ah »«med
t>ook lying upon on* of tu* botse» be took
it up and. tumlutf to th* rti leaf, read tbr
U«n»r of "Frank Howard.**
"Frank Howard! Frank llowaMf’ b*
repeated;
Mwb*r* bare I brant that
uamr? Who la hr. Bander r
II • * a * a httle EncHah boy I oace
hnrd r*ry uiUfh, but hr ia dr ad wow,' aa*
•were«l Hilly, and Grorgr. with a aud
d« nly awakmrd mrioeity. aaid:
"Tell n»e about huu and hie family,
will y<wiT*
Without drrarwing that Gcorgr had
Fvrr nren thrm. Billy told thr etory of
Frank** aicfcttms «nJ d*atb-«r th* noble
«otwhirt of hi« little Slater, who. when
lh«*rv waa no «(her alternative, went
• -brerfully to the peofhouee* winning by
her gruilr way» th* lot* uf thorn* unitaed
to luv«-. and tamuitf thr wild m«*»d of a
maniac »inti! aho was hartnl»*« aa a child.
Aa he proceeded with bi* •lory George
lu'x'amr each tnotnent ntorr • nd more in
Urratrd, and when at la*l there waa a
pauar. hr aaked. **And ia Mary m th*
poorhouee now?"
‘ I hate n*it tnctitionni her nnnif, and
pray bow can»« yon to know UT* •aid
Billy In aome mirpriar.
In « few word* Gtmrge r»»latrd the pa r-
thulera of hi* acquaintance witb the
•!f*n again aaktni w I ut *
both Mary an»l Elia w*rr
Billy replied that for • few year* l»ark
Mary had Uvr<l with a
Mr«. Mamin,
while Ella, at the time uf her mother*«
death, had been adopted by Mr«, Camp
l»rll, •‘But*** «akl he, "I never think of
Ella In 4'onnrctlon witb Mary, they ar<* au
unlike. Ella ia promt and ram and «illy,
and treat« h^r punter with thr utmoat
rudenvaM. though Mary 1« far more agree
aide nud intelligent, ant) a« I think lb*
b< »t looking.**
■ She tnu«t have ch-ngrd very mneb,"
• nawrrrd George, "fur if I reri»*mber
rightly «he wa* t»o( remarkable for per
»4mal beauty.’*
He wa« gutng to aa* u»<»te, when »ome
an* slapped him rudely on the »houldvr.
railing out, "How are you, old feller, and
wha*< iw there tn B<MUnn t*> hKtfWSart AlK'b
a aca|»vgrace a« 1 ainT"
lyOokihtf up, Billy «aw before him Hen
ry I.incwiti, eiquUitely dreaaed. but bear-
ins in hla appearance rvident maria ut
diaaipatiun.
’’Why.
Henry.** ri<laifnc<| George,
"how came you here? I aupp*»<»ed you
were drawing lampbl.-t« k caricature* of
«»me one uf thr tutor« hi old
Yale
What*« the matter? W hat have you hero
doing Y*
"YY’by, you »••*.” answered
llrury.
drawing hi* cigar from hla mouth, "ouv
of tbe aoph« gut bi« arm broken in a row,
• ml as I am an tender hearted, aud
< on id n't bear to hear him groan, the fac
ulty kindly a<hi«ed me to leave. an<1 »ent
on before me a rrroinmvudatioci to the
old man
Hut I Used 'em. I told ’em he
wa» lU Itottton. wher-va« be’« in Chltiqwe,
»u I juat t4M.dK the letter from Ih»* oflb-e
myasdf. It read» iM^autifuny.
|>u you
undemtand ?"
All th»« time H.-nry hail apparently
taken no oulica of Itilly. whom Georgy*
now Introduced, aaylng be believed they
were old acquaititativea. TV lib the enol
oat rflr<»ntery Henry took from bia p*>ukr
a quiaimg xla«». aiid. applying It to hi»
eye. »a»*I, "I’ve alwmlutrly «tudinl until
I’m near »igbted. How hmg bar« tbe ul<l
f«dk« been in Chicopee?*’
"Keceral week«. I think.'* answered
George; and then, either bvmnae he want
ed to bear what Henry would aay, or
I m < amu- *»f a reawakened Intereat tn Mary
Howard, he continued,
"By the way.
Henry, when you came •*> uncervuimii
ou«ly upon u«. we were speaking of a
young girl In Chicopee wb«»ui you have
perhaps ferreted out err thi«, •• lUu
der «ay« »be i« tine looking."
Henry »trokrd hi« whiakrr«, which bad
revelled far mure rultiv«t»<>n thau bi«
brain«, «tuck hi» hat on one «ide an I
«tiawrrrd. ’ Why, yea, I auppuae that tn
my way I wa« amurtbitig of a L*boy with
th* fair aex. but really I do out Dow
think of mure than one hantlaome girl
m Chicopee, and that U Ella Campbell,
but «he ia young yet, not •• old a« Jenny
—altogether too «mall fry fur Henry Lin
coln. Eaq. But who ia the girl?"
Billy frowned, for he bold Mary*« uam*
• • too aarred to br breathed by a young
man of llrnry Ltnroiu » character, while
George replied:
* Her name ia Mary Howard."
"What, tbe panperT* aaked llenry,
lw>king aignifirantly at Billy, who replied:
"The earn*, air.**
"Whew wf* whistled Henry, prolong
Ing tbe diphthong to an unusual length
"Why, ah«*’« got two teeth at least a fool
long. an<l her face lo<»ka aa though •hr
had juat l**en in the vinegar barrel and
didn’t Ilk» the taste of It."
how
"But, without joking,
though,
dnra «he look?” asked George; white
Billy made a movement a« if he would
help the th»<ilent puppy to find biv level
"Well, now, old b»»y." rrtnriwd llrnry,
"1*11 tell you bonratly that Ibe la»t time
I «aw brr I waa »nrpmwd to find bow
much »hr wa« hnprovrd. Nbr baa »wal
low evl those abominable teeth, or done
•owething with them, and ia really quite
de<ettt looking.**
Mo saying be took bi» leave. Ju«t then
there wa« a call fur Mr Moreland, who
alee departed, leaving Billy alone. "It
ia very strange that «be never told me
•be knew him." thought be; an«I then tab*
mg from bia pocket • neatly folded letter,
hr again read it through. But there was
nothing in it about George, except tbe
simple word«. "! am glad you have fotiDd
a frieD<l in Mr. Moreland. I am aure I
abould like bi tn. juat bee a use be is kind
to yen."
’ ì
BUICIOE O1 DR
NEWSOETHESTATE
i»
Pittaburg. June
ID —Major W
II
Daly. surgv«ui on the staff of General
Mlira in F rto K ico, Cvimmitted aui
cide al h:a home by »hooting himseU
tn the right temple
The body was
(«Mind in the bathroom Iving in a
pool of blood, with a 3N calibre re
volver lying on the floor
|>r F*l*-r,
who waa sunimoneil at ofM-r. found
the bullet hole in 111« temple and
an nou new I that death
had taken
place several hours belore.
N»i rati**
is known (or Dr Ualy’• dml unleaa
it ta that insomnia drove him trmpo-
rarily l nanne
For some time he
had nren unable to slrvp regularly,
The dnrtor waa a widower and leavra
no immoliate I family
He was 5U
year» of age and for many years had
law*,, prominent ; in medical cirri««
The weather biiroau has **nt < hi I He game«! internali«mal prominence
warning against rainmakers
during the Cutan war, as it waa his
The governor has railed an cttra report to the commanding general
sesaKin of the W ashitigtiiii h-gislaturo. «•I the army that •tartoi the "enr-
taime«!” beef inquiry
The explosion of a rar ot dynamita
at Hinghani¡4on, N. ¥., «■ut all
SHE IS GOOD AT REACHING
live».
Mw*bT enable end Suffering Mir S'aeily
t e A vul. e •„
Non lire» la the coiuparlsoti between
an ouucw of prvieiitlou and a |*uuml of
< ure inure applicable than In th« car*
of the ryes, for the ueglw t uf arrtuing
tj trivial affeettoua. perfm’lly curable
«
In their Ix-giiiiiinga. may lead tu an In
credibly abort time to permanent lo>
l)r. .Daljr, who started I the "rm-
l*airmrut of vision, or even to total talmcii " !»-«( agitation, ruminitled
tdlndnrna. The care of the eye* should suicide.
begtu with the nminent of birth. The
Edgar Gierhatrr was arrrated in
new baby's eye* should ta the Hrat California for larceny of |IO,UNI in
part to receive attention They abould New York.
ta wiped carefully with a pl.ii* ot ab
The Lake Washington canal pro-
sorlieiit ixittou wet with a warm aolu-
ject has l*«en referrol to the general
lion nt boric aclil. of a alrvtigtli of
naval Isianl for final decision.
a taut sixty grains In four miner* of
Action of Canadians in jumping
distilled water
After the llda ha va
Inu-n tin»» tarefully nnnlird on the out Americans' nulling claims cause«
aide they should tie gently a»-parat*-d protest to be made to former govern
mid some of the solution drnp|>ed Into ment.
Kitty British surrendered to a lUcr
the eyes.
In washing the ryes one »tumid l*e force.
* arcful never to «lip a gain In the solu
Senator Tillman has withdrawn his
tion a piece of cotton which Ims once resignation.
lieen u»«ul; a fresh piece must be taken
The English Derby race was won
each time thr ryes are wiped.
by an American horse.
The tatiy'a ry«*s must ta protected
The latar situation
throughout
from the light; it* crib aboulil be placed
where tin* eye» in* not eipoaed to the S|*ain >« in a critical condition.
Fire destroyed a valuable library
full light from a window, mid the car
riage should have a *lia*le ralm-d only within th«- sacred city at Pekin.
alMiut a foot atavi* the baby's bend.
Another naval cadet ha» lerti dis-
Children often suffer from Intlmiiina- ntiiuied from Annapolis for basing.
tlon of the «ulgcs of the ltd», w hich are
Five fishing Uvat», carrying 177
red ami a* aly ami tbe laslica fall out
ii'.eii have l«ecn lost in Iceland water«
ami break off
Tills ma) Iwtoken a
luite advices from Alaska say the
general wrofuiuna condition, or It may
<le|«-tiil u|KHi Mime defect In the sight Y’nkon river is now <*|«-n to a point
which causes eye atralu. <*r It may tie I h -I ow Dawson,
only a Io« al truuble. If It is only a local
There are several thousand A meri-
trouble, a few applications of taric cans in South Africa fighting on one
acid ointment nt l«-«ltltiie will gener «id. iil I h<- i -t hi 1
ally effect a « ure.
The driver was kille«l ami thr«-«
Conjunctivitis, or InRmumatlon of Hie passengers injured in a British Co
membrane covering the globe of tbe lunihia stage accident.
eye. may Io* dur to a <-«ild. to tbe action
International survey place« moat
•
tirlgbt. svnllgbt
from
valuable mines in Mount Baker dis
water or from snow, or to eye stralu
i triet on American aide
from some visual Imperfection.
I an
Immigrants suffering from tubercu
ally the tarlc add solution will give
relief here, even when the trouble can losis in any form will not Iw allowed
not I m * |K-riiimiviitly cureil until proper ' to lamí in this country.
fht Rttlsn tacht
ladapendow «
Taira
England’s average winter tempera
tun* la eight degriiw abote (reeling
point.
Germany has now I'.l tll) tai) more
inhabitant* than Frau««-. I&,000,000
more than
Austria-Hungary, tt. -
"that It must have Is-en one of those INNV.UIIO more than Italy.
recent production* that tbe critica con
Mortality among thr colored prstpl«
demiM-d for their horseplay."-Wash
ot Baltimore during HMM) was threw
Ingtoii Star.
times greater than among the whites.
There la time for everything and eV- Tutarruloaia caused one-tenth of ths
deaths.
ervKMlj. ospedali/ th« <x>a«lct<
A nugget, value«I at *3M was found
in Pine creek III Eastern Oregon
Sli-et ami snow fell at 1st Grande
m cnlly
No damage was done.
Govwrnor Geer will deliver
the
F*. irth <■( July oration al Baker t'ity.
1 be llonatua mine, in Eastern Ore-
gon, yieldml nearly P*.1«) «MM» tortile
May cleanup.
Cattlemen in the John Day district
ha«.- oragliirisi (or protection against
cattle thieve*.
1'hr » it* naion of thr Suniptrr Vai
ley ItailriMul to U hitnry haa hern
eprned to traffic.
Aa
Th«' luMir County Veterans* A mo
eitainn met in Fu^rnr.
Eighty
Boston. June II —The lnde|e*n- tnrnitirri nrrr present.
Hence had aunt her abort aail in the
There ia atroug ground for suspicion
hay this afternoon, ami the brrrio that John Htanley, who was found
being *»nly ni<*l*<ratc the yacht «pread ilcatl in Halrrn a frw days ago. waa
murdered.
more canvas than baa yet lawn hoist-
An etteuaive program was rendered
ed.
The sea waa smooth, and again
• he proved her wonderful reaching St th*- i imniK'ti. < iix nt o( the Oregon
College,
Corvelli»
■|lialit lea. (»wide« show mg consi.lerabl« Agricultural
ability in windward work.
Not only There were 35 in the graduating cl««*
did she hold very well up to the
brrexe, keeping within all average of
three points, but she (noted quite fast
and tackesl in the neighorliood of Ji)
seconds.
The trial waa confined to
Its» than two hours of actual sailing,
moat of the time l*eing «pent on the
wind or reaching, and aayetlheyacht
Ims not been sent dead to leewarvi. it
being thought well to wait for the
spinnaker and club topaail.
Thrre
was no accident Imlay, tarring a
• light
rent
the
nminaall, which
rather hindered the setting of that
■ •
I
yacht
may go out again tomorrow after
noun, although there ia considerable
work to he done upon hi r.
DYNAMITE
IN
A CAR
< olimos Camal Tw* Trami lo tlv Rl*wa lo
Cherrie« in Marion county are fall
ing <*fT pretty badly and appearances
<f*> n»t indicate as large a yield as ex-
|nlii|
The aim and q lahty pruni
i«e« to I«* good, however.
Ground has been broken ’ w t he new
Patter..in school building st Eugene.
About 100 <100 pound» ot wool was
•ohi at The l talea the other day tor
ID <-ents.
I"». " wk in the Weatherby and
Ihtrkee district«, Eastern Oregon, is
now in full progress.
Slug« and cutworm« are doing no
• mall amount id damage to early gar
dens around Cottage Grove.
The Oregon Telephone Company
has a large force of men employed at
Dallas making extensive repair«.
Preparations for the Eastern Ore
gon F Hirth of July celebrstion, to I*
Ringliampton, N. Y
June 11. — Ì held in Raker City, are being puthrsl
While a fn iglil train on the lau-ks- with vIgor
wans was taking water at Ventai, 10
The hop yard« in Lincoln county
miles west of lien*, it was itili into are looking fine
The great trouble
from behind by a double header wild* ’• 1° g»*t a sufficient number of men
In the areond rar fr«>rn to do nwceaaary work.
cat train
the calinos« of the «tatioiiary train waa
John A. Van (¡rtMa a «tudent in the
* )ai¿- «piantity ■>( dnyaimte which
Vnivrraity ot Oregon, has juat rr-
waa «i ph «tal l>y thr
Six
the impact.
m>|>a<*t
r» ivnl notice that hr baa been award
men were killed and I Ihre» fatally in-
ed a anbolarahip in Yale University.
jure«!
Both trains were
Albany c<»llrgr commencement cal-
hut the remainder
endet June 14 to 19 provide« an rlab*
eacap«*d with slight
orate program of orations, sermon*
damage was done by
receptions and reunions. The college
most of the wiudo
is juat closing it* J4th year.
Union, acroaa the r
A prominent mining engineer from
lo'ing shattereii
Colorado ia making a totir of tbe aev-
|*late gla«a fronts did not escape,
arai mining districts of Eastern Ore.
many of the largest glasse» in the city
gon in the internal of a large syndi
being broken.
The stack waa felt
cate of capitalista of that state.
at a Cutanee uf .31) milra.
Si« Livsi Lati
Atomi
The Mexican government refuse» t<
glasses are w«irn.
Another painful «-ona«|ueiice of eye allow the removal of a number of an
strain Is a su<ieiu«li>ii of Sties. When tiquities from that country
a child suffer» frequently from »ties,
The delegates of the New Y’ork
from sort* lid« or from «-«iiijuudlrltla. Í chamber ot commerce were tanquele«l
tbe sight abould tie tested.
i by thv laindon chamber of contmerc*.
Mil« h barm ia often done to tbe eye«,
>
There are yet many retal» in aran
as well as to tbe general b«-alth. by
in the island ot Crliu.
too long application to tmoks. either
Jamestown, <’*|«r Colony, has liven
w bool or story books
Three hours of
! cajitured by the llo'n
looking at print by daylight and one
Judge Taft will Is-the first governot
hour In the evening, should not ta ex-
i-e««le<l by any child under 14. for ttat | of tin* Philippine island«
la as much aa Ills eye», even If ttiMlr
The Chines«* emperor is planning •
REINDEER TRIP ABANDONED.
vision la |w-rfedly normal, will stand | trip to Eur«i|*e for next year
without Injury Youth's <'ocn|«inluu
Civil government will ta inaugur- Off*, «r Who ii Now la Sitana la S«<ur< th«
The !••« hlea Te*t.
' atssl ill the Philippines July I
Animal i May Starve to iNath
Thrrr had been an epidemic of
Eight miners were killc«l by an ex
Seattle, June II —The annual voy
niuiiii*« In Ih’nvrr. and every afternoon
plosion in a Michigan coal mine
age <*( a government ship to Mila-ria
brought to tbe health department a
Tlie cup defender Coslulit Ion waf after reindeer, aeeording to Dr Hhel*
numtwr t»f children seeking permission
<•» return i<> school* Hometlmewi no duc idiamastcd in a «quail during her trial den Jackson, who left for the north
on the transport Warren today, has
tor wa* present. nn<| they hail to wait. i trip
lawn ai*aiid>mvd lor
the
season
M«>. «ay• tbe Itepuhlican. I>r Carlin de
Chicago machinist« «leinatid that
vlaed a means by which hla aet-retary, I i the Employer» A»*ociatiou shall die- la-utmaiit Hrrthoff. who crosses! R iis -
• la and Sitaria last year to gather a
Mlwa Currlgsn, might teat the a ppi I * tand
herd of deer, will la* left to gel along
cant a
Thr«-«- |M-r»«ins were killed ami 15 as beat he can until a year from the
"n<*klea are tbe thing." «aid l>r. Car
Dr. Jackson think«
Un. "If a person with (be gltgbteat iiijuri«! »*>111* fatally in a train wreck coming July.
Ib-rthoff may starvrto death or jwrish
tra«*e of InftaintnaIl<»n In the thyridd III Georgia
while waiting (or a ship to take him
glam)« take« a bite of anything «liarply
I'onstrik'tKin has tagun on a rail
III- 1« likely to la* left all
sour, the face 1« instantly contort«*«! road from Grand Forks, Il <’ , to Re-' ■ •ff
alone, and to lit» own twraonal efforts
In eitrenir <*a«e« tin* |»alii la eitreine ’* public. Wash
1 (or »utaiatence throughout next win
M<» a iMittlr of mixed pk'kles was add
I'arnegu- »ays that England will ter as there are few native» wlirre he
rd to thr pharmacopoeia of the office.
yet ap|s-al to the l'nite«l Htatea (ot will ta
It will ta I in | h ma l hie to at
Now. when there la no d«M*t«»r In the
military help
tempt to rvwcm* him until after next
office. Ml»» Currlg.tn line« up the appll
June, aa the ice will |>rrmit no ap
rant« fur certificate« am! g«**« down
The president and cabinet has de-
proach to the coast
tbe line with tbe bottle uf plrklra
If cnl«»l that an extra s«-*alon of con-
the child takes tbe pick I* and a mi Ira gresa ia uiiiiecvsaary.
Preip«t*r’i Rkh find
aa a healthy <*blhl abould be may go
A licw lota« e.i trust haa
Ivrn
Davenport. Washington, June 11
liack to m -I»< m >| again; but If he scowls
form <1 to lake m r thr American and — II. D winhoff, a prospector, ar-
In pain lie Is comlrninrd tu slay at
Colli nteiial eiuii|>«ni>a
rived yesterday from Stevens county,
Immr.
Twenty thouaand aerra of hay and having in his |a*>i>e«aion a gold brick
Ile. lileilly lire lleyerwr.
He refused to tell in
grain were destroyed liy lire near thr valimi at >« It
I’nclr Wellington de Bergh a retired
what manner the s|**vimrn was se
town of
Banos, Cal
English mere ha nt. w ho <*-* aslonally
cured, but evidently it was extracted
Lord Kitebener's report* of the re- in a crmle manner from exeedinglv
came to vlalt hla relatlira tn till* coun
try. wag an entlimilaalk- bk-ydlat not- cenl tattle at Viakhiiitein shows ths rich ore. as it had heen molded in a
withstanding hie age which waa liter Rritish loas to have Iren Jisi
babbitt ladle.
seventy
Russia's casualties during thr Chi-i
Pmp<rof i Return Poftpoewd
Illa other passion* aia a fomliieaa near campaign wen* 31 officer» and
fur Walker's Dictionary, wtiliti. be f»H2 men kllle*l or dml of wouml«.
Hhanghai, June II.—An inij>rrial
maintained, w a* superior to all othrra.
edict, ÌMued June Ä, innoiiixrf that,
The city of M ittoon. III., was nwinf tn thr hot weather and the ad«
of whatever date, and be aeertted to
almost entirely deatory.si by fire vanced
know It by heart
<d thr Ihiwaurr F.mprrw»,
"Your uiK'le." said a cnller one day The i roperty l.am will reach >7.’* tan) the retnm of thr court to I'rkm haa
‘‘appears to tie a walking ry<-lo(Milla.‘*
The .-elml general Caille» douhtoi been piwtonrd until Mrptetnbrr I.
"tin the ivmtrwry.” rc«|aind»it ntir of that Aguinaldo had la-en ca|ittire«l, which thr a«trol«<rra pronounce to l«r
I'lH-le Wellington a American i»lr< ra. and sent a s|iecial servant to satisfy a lucky day on which tn oomnince a
journey.
“be’a a cycling Walkrrp«-«l!a.'‘
hmaclf.
Iter Mu|*|«-*siil«m
"Did you any you took a stall at the
theater while you were In Ix*ndon7“|
a»ke«l Ml»» Cayenne.
"Yr».’’ answered the young man who
waa airing bl» forelgnlams
”1 supt***»v." abe pm-vril«-«! pensively i
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
ALL OVER OREGON.
athar Trial Spaa
Fortland Mm kill.
Wheat—Walla Walla, ttUc ; val-
| ley, nominal;
biuratem,
6li46tc.
per bushel.
Flour—Best grade» >2 1M)<*3 4U per
barrel. graham, >7 00.
Oats—U lot«- fl 32*tt*l 35 pareen
tal; gray, fl >Ml 32% percental.
Barley—Feed, fl7<ffl7 50, brewing,
117<e 17 50 |*r ton.
M
Bran, >17 per ton ; midd-
lu g- |2I 50 «borts. 120 00, chop.
11«
Hay—Timothy, |I2 5O«al4. clover.
f7<»'.* .'•<); Oregon wild hay, IM?
|vr ton.
H**|*s—12i« 14«*. per lb.
Wool — Valley,
II «113c, Eastern
tlregon, 7<*llc, mohair,
ÄkaSlc.
|ier pound
Butter — Fancy creamery,
I5«fl
17 %e ; dairy, I3<fll4c . store, 1<>«4
12<- per pound.
—Oregon ranch, 12<*ll%e.
per dogen.
Cheese— Full cream, twins, lt%C;
Young
America,
13%«ffl4c.
per
pound.
Poultry—<’hickena,mixr«l,|.T 5<ta4 .
hens. fl<»5 IM), dreaaed, 11(412c per
pound, spring», fl 5O«43 jvr doren;
ducks, f-'*<tl7. gcrae. f»h47. turkeys,
live,
KM 12c, drraaed, 14<4l«c per
pound.
P'-t*|i«e*—Djff. nnr&|] jn pg? jack;
new. 2<- |*er j»>und
Mutton — Icimta 44*145«. per
pound groa». l»-st sheep, wethers,
with wool, fl 2514 1 SO, ureaaed. Ii<47o
per pound.
w
Hog» — Grom,
heavy, |5 75<4fl
light,
ft 75(45; dreaaed,
7c.
per
poaitid.
Veal—Large, fl%<47e. per pound;
•mall, 7%<48c per |mund.
Reef—Gross, top steers, f5<»5 15;
rows and heifers, ft .’*0(44 75. dreasml
href. 7(47 %c per pound.
A Georgia coroner’s jury brought
in the following verdict recently
“The deceased came to hie death
ma lid*-r J II Hull,
from a raihoad in th* hands of a re
State« navy, in charge of the hydro ceiver, and the «ame is manslaughter
graphic service on the Pan-American in the first degree.”
ground», fell from the dome of the
Banana Hour ha» lately begun to be
government bui’ding
Ilia skull tiiH-d in mailing cake», bread and bis
was fractur’d about the left rye, and cuit»
It is also used •• a children's
one of Ilia legs was broken. The hos food, and for dyspeptics.
In the
pital authorities say that, while his making of brer it is claimed that it
injuries are serious, lie probably will can hr advantageously used in place
rewiver.
of barley.
fit! fram i
Buffalo,
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