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COUNTY, OHEGON
ant
■ i w. II ka<« menrluned klm
SURPRISED BY BOERS
to me I like kirn very tna-b. Indeed, aol
yet I could a -t help feeling a little jealou«
— -
■ kteeis Mewattd R4I«, O> ik « m tty a Ss
wbea be aiaalfeeted ae much la tereel la
yuw. Mumetiinea. Mary. I thluk that foe
par»*« I er««
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
a brother. I am getting too «eigab, aa*1 I FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS
Ixuidon, June IM —Ia>rd Kitchener
4» not w lah anyone Io like you etcept
ALL OVER OREGON.
OF THE WORLD
has cabled from i*rvtoria under treiay's
my eelf. but I «urely nred not feel ao to
ward George, the test trie .id I have In
late aa follows
Breton.
lie 1« very load, lea ling me
Near Wcluianarust. JO mil«« north
Atnul and tMamial IGpeanwig, ol hw
k
taooka, and haa even offered «o a«- hi« in
I if Mitidleburg, J.Ml Victoria mounted
tliirncr m getting me • «ituatloa in
porlsm« A Bruì Roa» of of th«
of the beet law office« la the rily."
riffes from General Hesston'a com
Growth
«ad l«aprov«nwwO «I lha Many
After reading thia letter Mary eat fur
ruand were surprised in camp al
a I--ng time thinking of George Moreland
I
sábulo,i
Throughout lbw ThrtvMg Com
dtcenkimlspruit by a sutwrior force »1
of the time a ben «be Aral knew him -
B-w-rs at 7 Jll p m June !J
The
wvoawtallh Lat«,I Mark, I Krport.
of all that William Render had been to
■nemy crept up to within short range
her «lace-and w « lenag. a« girl, «-iur-
!
md
,>our«d
a
deadly
tire
into
the
I “I know them rhtldrvn will apllt their time« will, «hl<< «be liked the beat Hill*
Eugene will have a two days' Fourth
Philippine ctiatom«
revenue« are -amp, killing two officers ami Iff men
throat« Can't they boM up a minute,’* nnuurationably bad tbe etroogeet claim increasing.
| iml wounding four officers and .TH of July celebration
tu
her
love,
bnt
could
he
bare
knowf
rv laimrd Mra. I'erkina. greatly annoyed
Tl is Whitney council now niM.
Hix frame buildings sere burned al men, of whom JH were only slightly
at twing thus pre»»nte»i fn»fn oTerbraring h»w nu b aatiafactlou aha felt la think
wotinded.
Only two officer« ami 50 twice a munih instead of once a*
a rttftgrr»«tion the naiUk» of which »he ing that George atill remembered and felt Monni-'Uth.
Intereoted la her be would have had eouw
men re «|icd to General Ih naton'« heretofore.
could n<4 r*r<4 gne««
Cai I lea will surrender hi« entire
rea«**n fur fearing, aa be oceaahmally did.
amp. The remainder w<r«> taken
The «trAnger waa at that moment »mil
Fourth regiment. O. N (> , will go
that ahe would never be Io hi.u aught forca at Hants Crux.
iagly saying “Tell me mure about her
priaotiers and reJeawral.
Two pom-
Incoming ahi|«
report
paaaing lais were cajiturwl hy the r enemy j into ramp at Eugene June i7, and
I»*« »hr ever »cold, or baa »be too eave a airier.
quantities of wreckage on the ««-ran. Full details have not yet hern re- remain until after the Fourth.
pretty a mouth f>»r tnatZ“
'No. »he never arx»b1a.*' uld !*e|la
CRAPTKK Xft.
Reports from along the Columbia
B-era «urprisral a force < f Victoria -wived.
The •ummer wa« drawing to • do**.
Fr»»st. "and abe'a got the nicest white
The seriou« rev erne w hk4i lx»rd I river show a much het ter ru h of
mounted riff«-« near Mi-l-llral-urg anti
Sh# b«4 auc
trefh. an l ! gurw» «be know» it. t«M*. for • aa witM It Mary*« art 4
Kitchener re|«>rt« Is the tirvt ai-cldciit •almon than in the |>aat few week«
»he »bo«» them a great deal **
In firing aatiaf art I on tn tb« <•« captured two pompons.
d the kind that has happened to the
Comnieiicemcnt cierciaea are in
Mr Knight, with whom
’ Mhe'a real whha*.
rejoloed Lydli lira di»trirt.
It ia eve|«-tral that negotiations »1
tuatrwlisn contingent, ami it is «up progress or about to Iwgin in moat of
Knight, "though pa «ays »he used to be Mary w«« a grr«t favorlt«. offers! hrr Pekin will he ai'tth-d thia month
p,wed to Is* due to neglect of pro|«-r th«’ colleges ami universities of the
th«»
for th* coming winter, but »h*
yalFer •• »affron ”
Ten persons were injured by a tor* picketing
Here there vr»» a gentle rap >ip<m the h«4
upon attending «chool h«»r
Although it i« «4T*l l»y state.
ti
id-»
ill
-at
h
Dak-
•
’
i
window, and tbe giri«, «tartina "ff. fl- »••If, tn>! after m«*!e»Hy declining bi« of
the defeat indicted u|«>n Ih’wrt, the
Tlx- Rogue River Mining A Milling
frr. told him of her Intention.
claimed: “There, we must g» in."
Two Indian« trh-vl to murder the le « of the gun« is regardv«! a« a wr i,-us (\>m|>aiiy has about tiiiinli««l cleaning
’ Hut wbrrr*» tbe money coming frornT* I'matllla chief of police
May I go. tm»y* aaked the stranger,
matter, winch will encourage the
Up at it« mine on the left hand fork
following them to the do»r. **lntrodm.'e ••Id b»
• if Fuots creek.
Von Walderm-c will l<e created a Ika-re to continue the struggle.
Mary laugbitigly ••he-J him h>>w many
me •• Mr. Mtnart.**
More or le«a fanciful accounts are
Lydia had never Introduced a«iybody In l»«r* of «hoe« be »upp«««e1 «he had «tttch prince- on hia return to G< rmany.
A new electire light company
puldiali««l on the continent of all>-gc«l
her life, and, following her rmnpanioua tu eJ during th« laat two year«.
Only one b««!y has la«en rra-ovrrral l«-ace
hewn formed in Halcm
It will al»
negotiations,
but
there
is
“Mofw’n two hundred, 1’1| bet,’* «aid h«. from the wreck of the ferry l»««t North­
her »rat, »he left Mr. Ktuart standing Io
nothing In them slid nothing lias i o|w*rate a «yst«m of at rvx-t railway«
the d’>-*rw«y. W ith her usual p<»llt•lies»,
"Not quite •• many «• that.** answered
field.
Capital stock, fIS-J',*>
Hue of t|sc interview between Mr
Mary rstne forward and received the Mary; "but «lOI I hare manage«! to earn
Kruger, Iw-yrmd re­
The Harriman interval» have se­ Botha and Mr
The new military c««le regulating
my clothe» and thirty dollar» bvaide«. and
stranger, who gave his nam* •• Mr Mtu
vealing the fa< t that Mr Kruger will the (l. N G will be ready for <li..ti i
art. saying *he felt much Interested in tlaio. together with my »«'bool wage», will cured control of the Chicago, Mil
common »* boo!«, anl therefore had ven
pay for one term and part of another.”
listen to no proposal, unit-«« they arc : button in a few days. The new *«-t i»
waukee A 84. Paul road.
’ Well, go ahead." returned Mr Knight.
tired io rail “
«-eompanied with a guarantee of in* much stricter Ilian the one now in
Lulu Prince Kennedy wa« convict­
Offering the seat of honor. Mar/ re
•’I’d help you if I could. Go ahead, and
iependence of the republics.
i use
«urn«»»! her u»!tal du th*», occasionally who know« but you’ll <>ne day lx the ed of murder in th- '«con-1 degrv«- and
The Daily Mail’« Cap«- Town cor*
The Lakeview H ater Cnm|>any ha,
ptiliiahmcnt was fixral at ten y--ra«'
casting a look of curl uii.y at the «(ranger, prraident'a wife.**
r«w|«>ndent sav« that t’rs-il Rhodes,
a crew of men ami king on the im
• h
eyes »er.nr«I constantly upon her.
When Widow Perkins heard that Mary imprisonment
<pe«kiiig nt Biluwayo
Saturday, provrmriit which will convey the
it Was rather warm that day. and when wa« g »ing away to »ch«nd »he forgot to
An cxtenaive syndicate ia buying predicted that a federation of Houlh
Mary returned from her dinner W idow put any yeast In tbe bread which »he was up eastern street ear lines with the
com|«iiy a water in tiling
direct
African «fate« would come in three or
I'rrkin« wa» greatly »hocked at »eeing making, and, bidding Sally Ann “watch it
' intention of forming a complete mon- four year», but he contended that from th« «pring to the «iinimlt of the
her attired in a light pink muslin dress, untU ll ria,“ »he posted off to «Mr». .Ma
hill ovcrl««>king Iwkrv iew
o|a>ly.
io grant self-guverninent to th« repute
the »hurt alervra «»f which showed to good : »on*» to Inquire the particulars, reckoning
Rinall|«>t al M ctfall ha, bren
lie«
Iwfore
federation
would
render
advantage her round, while arm» A nar
The Chief of the forestry bureau of
up a, she went along how much fourt-u-n
era>li> sled
row trivet ribl»on conhnr<! by a entail week«' wages would com«- to at ulnv abil- the Philippines ha» loaned a cirrular federation impossihls.
l«r>MH h and a Mark silk apron, compleied ling, per week.
in which it 1« stated that th«- timber
Ontario ha, arranged to observe the
her toilet, with the rireptlon of a till/
But with all her qululng and "pump * -ri-i> .in t b- I'i.iiip) - - * * - ■
JAPAN 8 WAR ON RATS
Fourth of July.
*t
locket, which wa» suspended from her Ing," a, Judith called It, she waa un unlimitral
ktliena street« are Iwing improved
neck by a sirtidrr gold chain, Th»« laat able t.v ascertain anything of importance,
Ni-grta-» about la-a ven worth Kan fiwrgttk Mraiurri Tak«n Io $ .appratì Ih» with crushed rork
ornament immediately riveted Mr. Stu- ami. mentally styling Mrs. Ma«on. Mary,
art's attention, and from some at rang»* Judith an-l all "great guruphes-la,*' ahe «««, are arming thcmaelvra« with re
Maffitt-
1'iople of Quart,burg have peti­
cause »ent the color quickly to hi» face
returned home an-l relieved Hally Ann volvero j-urchaM-d from th- tr-a-pa at
tioned for a daily mail.
via
Victoria,
Yokohama.
June
I,
After a time, a« if to n«'rrtain whether j from her watch over unlaaretted bread. Fort Lravenworth, and it is thought
Coquille City 1« prr|>ariiig for a
it were really a locket or a watch, hr »»V,
Bo.h Mr«. Mason and
Mary laoghe-i they intended to avenge the recent B C June 1R —Much conatrr nat ion
■ i
’Mio H-.w.ird (•.old fell him 'I m * brartily at the widow's curlo«ity. though. burning <>( a N- gro
lias been awaken«! by the c«ea|w- of a Fourth of July celebration.
hour?**
«« Mary aald, "It wa« no laughing mat­
I
trees
Marion countv had
Eleven hun«lrral butcher» are on a rat at Tokic- The medical authori­
’’Certainly, air,” asnl »he, an ! stepping ter where the money waa to come fr- m
ties n( the ini|wrial university were on hand June I the suiu of *'J4.li5V Jit
which ahe m-eded for her booke and cloth atrik«- in San Francioco.
to the <!«*»k an«! rotniuking a silver time
The I.mu County W. C T I' con*
piece about the »ne of a dining plata. j Ing "
The Ciil>an convention ha« accepted j -iigagr-d in •inerinirntliig 1-n some
rodents in the intrialuctlnn of [«lage ventlon will I»- held the lirst week III
Everything which Mra Mason cotil.l the original Platt aniendm«-nt
•he told him that it waa half paat three
-acilli into tbeir veins, when ««ne of August
When «kcho»»l was not Mr Stuart, who do for her she di-l. an-l even Judith, who1
The new l-attl«- ship lllin-ua lx tlir the animals r1ud«-<i their vigilance,
•ecme<} in no haste whatever, entered in- ! waa never famoua for geueroelty, br-oiglit
II is reported at Prairie City that
to a lively discu««ion with Mary concern - la one Saturday m-ruiug a half worn fastest vc'sel of her das* all--at
«lid aa a coliw-qiie-.ice reverwl have *'ru,tler«" are «b aling stnek in the
merino,
which
she
ibougtit
“
niel-by
could
¡lit sr h’Mih an<l l»ooka. adroitly managing
Americans were again «u<-c--"ful recently been direovered in ti e h<-w- vicinity of Grub creek range.
be turne«l and apouge«!, ami made Into in the internati-mal trap «h-a-t
to draw her out upon all the leading top
[>ital infected witli the ditenar.
As a
«"inetliiu*
de-eut,
“
a-l-llug,
in
an
tinder-
The questi*m of Isiiuling achool dis­
Ira of the day. At last the conversation
result th« war against them lias
Extensive
cointnio.oary
fraud«
have
tone,
that
"she'd
bad
it
out
airin'
<>n
the
turned upon lower«;
and when Marj
The trict N>i H. Malheur county, ill the
iwiiii e«i huge proportions
la-cti
dicovervd
at
San
Francicu
clothes
h-»«s
for
niore'n
two
hours!"
< ha nerd to mention Mra. Mason's brautl '
sum of f l.lkSI. to improve the nchool
Tok io munici|-ality lias voted » IMMI
A few days afterward Jenny Lincoln
f»il garden he Instantly etpr«-«srd a great i
Another name ha« Iran addral to t li<- yen, rat traps by the thousand are buihiing, will come Iwfore the voterà
came
galloping
up
to
the
reliool
house
de«ire to see it, ami Anally offered to ac
June 15.
Port Royal, Pa . coal mine horror
listributed among lhe people, and
company Mary home, provided she had , d«x>r. declaring her Intention of staying
Thirty
(our
«tuib-nt«
gra-luat-n!
J 1! Timon has di»cover-»l « u
is
offercl
for
until
reboot
waa
out.
au-l
haring
a
good
«
bounty
--(
5
arn
each
no objection»
Hhe muld not. of course. I
from the Oregon Agricultural colh-g«- their captun*
capture
M itli all thia evi- fool vein of Coal where lie has been
•ay no, and the Widow I'erkina came time
“I hear yon are going to IVitl-rabam."
very near letting her buttennilk biscuit >
Insurgent general Caill«« r- fu-w-» to fence of consternation there is no <>|»*ning up a mine on l-am|iev creek,
burn to a cinder when she saw the young said ahe. "hut 1 u ant you to go to Mount
surrender, except on hia own terms need of fear that the I he diaraae can C<»ia county. The mine is located
maa walking down the road with Mary I Holyoke. We are going, a whole lot of
gam a foothold in the country in a ithiu Ji>> yard« of the river
Extensive German inlliicnc«- in the which such inemaires
Arrived at Mr» Mason'», the atranger ne that la, If we can pass examination
for prevention
There is some talk of moving the
managed to make himself so agreeable Bone isn't pleased with the Idea, but I Y'aiigts«- diatri- t alarms lhe British have been taken.
While sporadic school house in district !*J. I'matllla
that Mrs Ma,->n Invited him to stsy ti­ am. I think 'twill be fun to wash po pri*te
eare-a ap|«-ar here and there, they county, to Missouri gulch or Mtage
tat-x-e and scour knives
I don't believe
tea
Whoever he waa. he «reme-i to uu
Donald
McPhial,
a prominent are instantly isolated, and lhe sprra«! gulch
Tile district i« nine milealotig
that mother would ever have sent ti,
-leratan-i essetly how to tìn.l out what
ever be wished to know, and before t--a there if it were not that Ida Helden la Eixst>*rii On-gon ahcrpniau, was found of the contagion ia rendered practi am! a number id the children live so
dcaii
by
the
roadside
The authorities (ar from the •< h<«>! building that they
eally imprmible.
going. Her father an-l her Aunt Mar
wa, over be had learned of Mary's in
the u»*-<l to hs schoolmates with Miao
tent Ion to attend the academy in Wil
The Wa'liigton legislature !■»• a-1 do not hesitate to adopt th« moat either stay at home or are put to great
l.yon. and they have always Intended jotirnral after amending the <-«|>ital ' drastic measures in each instance, inconvenience during bad weather.
l-rahani the seat autumn.
Finally he said good night, leaving that Ida ehoul-l graduate at Mount Hol puiiiahnient law anil pawn ng three! and as a result the empire is trxlay in There i, also a sentiment for dividing
Mary «ni Mrs Mason to Wonder th.- yoke. Now, why can't you go, loot"
a better sanitary condition than any the dl'trii't
vetoed l-iilla
"I wish I could," aai-l Mary, "but I
otic w hst be came there for, and the oth
other nation in th«* world
The governmnet is preparing to
•■r whether he would ever come again. can't. I haven't money enough, ami there
The cabinet mudiile is not only
Portland Mark«!».
The w i-low. t—». wondered and ttdgete*! la no one to give It to me."
fire three anil one half tons of dyna-: «till unsettled, but It becomes every
"It wouldn't hurt Mrs Campbell to mite under tin Nan-rw• Iwtw«-ell Forts
a« the sun went down t-ebiu-1 the k-ug
U beat—Walla Walla, MlM«* ;val-
«lay more eoniplicate«l and ln-|wlc»« of
hili.
help you a little." returned Jenny. “Why. Hamilton and IVadstrorth
Iw. iK-niiiiai,
blaeatetn,
fflatffj«-.
«olutron.
The sou res of trouble,
"It twat« all noter what's kept him so laat term Kila spent almost en -ngh f«»r
l«-r lituhal.
The
war
<te|«arttneut
ha«
i*»ural
a
while digiiiliral as a strife between
long," said she, when be at last appear­ candles an-l gutta percha toys to pay th«
Flour—Iteat gra-lr«, |J WhaS 411 I>ar
ed ami. uufaatenliig hi« borre, drove off espenre of half a year’s schooling M act of regulation» dearly defining the principle of a |««srty minsitry
It's t«x> bad that •he haxing anil strictly prohibiting the and that of an iixlependent cabinet, l-arrel, graham, |J (M>
at a furtoes rate; "but if I live I'll kn-w Mount Holyoke
Any cadet found guilty of reaponaible only to the aovi-reign, is
Oate—White |l 3J‘,ull S&prrm*
all about It to-morrow,'* and with this should have everything and you m-thing." same.
(Io l-e ciotlnurdd
tai. gray 1!
I 3J*. prr cruta!.
eonsolatory remark «be returnnl to the
infraction will be di»mi»*-d from ilia alinis-t i«Mt sight of m th>- pettinr
l-est ruota ami for the .emaiader of the
Barley—Frail. 917«» 17 50, brewing,
academy.
of the paditii-al M|iiabl>l>->> which have
< urea V I. IIma of Urn««.
evening devoted berseli to the entertain
Many Filipino» have applu-d (or corne to the surface, niaking it ini- 117««» 17 5o |«-r ton.
A church union now exista In New
ment of t'n-le Jim an 1 his wife. Aunt
Millatilff-
“
Bran, 917 |<r ton ; nmld
|M«w»il.lr (or any «tatrsniaii without
York for the moat remarkable purj-oae civil service positions.
Dolly.
complete I--*» of «elf rr»|ira-t, to un­ liuga 42150, abort», fJO.flO, chop.
Ila truwel object 1« to • K rtiger cla ima I
That evening Mr. Knight, who had on record.
dertake the task of forming a mini»- liff
t-e* n to the p-et-*fft-'e. called at Mrs Ma
cure the victime of the morphine and the peace negotiations
Hay—Tinu-lhjr, |!J S’, 14 clover.
‘ry
_______________
«■ma, bringing with him a letter whi-h other drug habit« and a moat Inipre«
47 m '.< 50; Oregon wild hay.
Washington senate haa repeated the
hors tbe li--«t>m p-sttnark
l*a««ing it to eive Hat of well known clergy men have
STRIKE OF TRACKMEN
prr ton.
Rand« capital punishment law
Mary, he winked at Mrs. Mason, asylng
regUtered themeelrea In aupimrt of the
H»|«s— IJrtUc per lb.
“I kmler gueas how ail this writln'
A
rich
Iralgr
of
gold
ha«
lw-en
dip-
adierne. which la conducted by Dr. W
11 « 13»-. Eastern
\V< m >I — Valley,
works will end; but bain't there been a
Employe« of the Caaadtaa Pacdk Will üa
covered
near
Im
GramJ--,
Oregon.
N Richie.
Oregon, 7<<tl!r; iiK-hair,
young - bap Io see the school T’
JIMJ1«'
Owl in a body
A small town in Minii<*s--ta was
The plane of Dr Richie's work ami
■‘Yrs. how di-l you know ItT' returned
|-rr |«>un«i.
Vancouver, Il C , June IS — All oft
Mr, M smhi . while Mary Hushed more the means by which he bo[xw to make almost entirely destroyed by a tor­
Butter — Fancy creanirry,
l.'-iff
deeply than she did when Billy's letter It effectual are to t-e made public aa nado
lhe Canadian I’acifl«- track men will goi 171,«- . dairy, I!i«tl4<- ; store, lb«
was bamied ber.
aoon aa possible. All that la withheld
Officers of the Forty-third regiment, out tomorrow morning at ff o'clock, IJ'.c j«-r pnuntL
■'Why, ,ou e«e." anawered Mr Knight. from the public la the rleuients of the
Eggs—Oregon ranch, 12<alJ',c.
in the Philippine«, are accused of the demand of th<Me in the eastern i
"I was abowt at tbe foot of the Blanch
myaterloua compound. which la. Dr bril-cry.
division for an im-reaae hi wag'-s of Ju, jer ooffMt.
ard hill, when I are s buggy coming like
lllchle allege«, an absolutely Infallible
Chre-re—Full cream, twins, IJ',c;
Jehu. Just as It got agin me It hinder
The battle «hip Oregon ha* arrived cento per day not having l-ra-ii ac-1
America,
l3qfl3Sc.
|>cr
•laekened and the fore wheel ran off pa naewg.
Offit-ials of the road «tat«- Young
at Honolulu on her way liome from ceded to.
Men ami women who have «nnk to
smack an-l acisaore."
that the granting of thia demand pound.
tbe Orient
I’uultry—Chiclrrii«, niisral, |3 IM),
the low eat ievela of degradation have.
' \V«a be burli" quickly asked Mary
would mean an additional annual
Zu rha no has proclaimed himarlf
"Not a bit -m't." said Mr. Knight, "bat It la claimed, by the Use of thia cure
bona, $3<«3 50. drcaom!, H<« BA-
|«-r
rx|-ru<litiirr
of
4BKI
into.
Men
are
he was reared some. I guess. I got out IwH-ome perfectly regenerated. I’hyal governor of the Philippine« a* auccea-j
la-ing secured to
take charge of ¡«•und; springs. II .'«A« 3 per doran;
and helped him, ami when he bear-l |'a ■ Ian« of eutaldlahed reputation private­ •or to Aguinalilo.
l-ndgra and portion» of track where ■luck« |3i«3 50; gv-r»r, |4««5 50. tur
fr-»m Rice Corner he aald he'd been Into
I'raaident McKinley has statml that surveillance ia necessary, am! it ia keys, live. Holltk-, rirr«a«|, IM Ilk-
ly In.ter»- the cure.and the testimonial«
rebooi. Then be asked forty leven que«
it is his intention to visit Hawaii in! announced that all trains will I«- run |«-r pouixl.
tion« alevut you, an-1 Jest as I was aettin' appear ao convincing that the dergy
Potatnea—Old, |b«l 'J»» per mu-k;
tomorrow as usual.
you up high, who should rone a cauterio' men who have formed a union on the the near future.
new, l».«Jc par j-ound.
up, with their long tailed gowns, an-l bats atreugth of It feel alwdutely a'ure of
Three wom«-ii were injured in Chi- i
Mutton—l-amlsi 4c
j«*r pound
like men, but Kila Campbell and a grv it Ita efficacy.
California Tram Vrsgfc.
cago, two probably fatally, by the col­
gross, l«-«t fiborp. wether», with wool.
while-eyed pinker, that came home with
Dr Richie aaya that he obtained the lapsing of a stairway.
Ranta Cruk. Cal.. June IS.—The
44 15«» I 50,
rirvaaed,
ff*,M7e |*r
ber from acboolt Either. Kila's horse was cure from a friend of hia. who lu turn
Owing to fear of fresh trouble in narrow gauge Hou them Pacific paa pound.
scary or «be did It a purpose, for the obtained It from a German «avant The
senger train from Han Francisco was
Corr«
for
American«,
the
eruiwr
N«-w
mlnit she got near It began to rare, an-l
Hog« — Gross.
heavy, 4-’- 75Mff;
wre< kr*d today near Rincon
Kngi
friend referred tn. having otter Itecome Orleans haa Isen ortlerral tlirrr.
she would have tell off if that man hadn't
44 75<«5; rlrcaaed, 7c.
per
nerr James Htanley and Clrotnan light,
the
atave
of
morphine
ami
having
but
catr-bed It by tbe bit ami held ber --o
McKinley annuum-va that he wotil-f Henry Coyle wore seriously Injured potiitd.
3
cent«
left
In
the
world
converted
It
with t'other ha ml. I alius waa tbe m--ot
refuse to accept the nomination for a The locomotive, tender and baggagr
Veal—luxrge, ff',r<7e. jer |«»und,
sanguinary of men. au-l I was building Into a 5cent stamp to ad-lr«-«» a letter third term if it were offered him
car were badly smashed
Th« wreck •mall, 7’,<i»Hc per pound.
to the German who had originated the
castle« al-out him sal oar little reboot
oceurre«!
on
a
curve
The
passenger
The date of the Rough Riilvra'i
Beef—Grrwa.top atrera. 44 2.'»(4 4 60.
ma rm. when Kila came along. aa-l I gin cure. The rvclpr came waa made Use
A«««*'iat urn convention
ha«
lav-n car. containing 40 people, did not cow« and heifers, 43 Tint 00, dreaaral
It up. for I •re that he waa took, an-l of. and the man. when Dr. Ilk-hle knew
leave the track.
l-eef, 7««7l,c. per pound.
•he -lid look han-laome. with her curie a him, waa enjoying an honored old age changed from August I tn Auguot 3.
(lyin' Wall. a* I waao't of no mure u«e.
Ratilr
on
th«
Tonkin
fronbar.
A committee haa l-e-o formed to re
Hi nt-« Mexico'* mining law of 1 •<!>■•
There arc ll.tkai «-yatrra to a ton.
I whipped up obi Charlotte and come on "
Tacoma. June IM — The »t«*am«liip
celvt donation« for the cure of «u< b
"When did Kila returnF* asked Mary,
went into eff--ct, more than ft taxi
River Jordan water i« now exported Tacoma brings new«
from
Hong
tlenta
aa
arc
not
aide
to
pay.
who had not before heard of her elater's
mining titlea have hern I «aural
regularly for baptismal purpnaca.
Kong that the French force« in Ton­
arrival.
t'oHbt
l«e llefwatrrl.
In Atchiaon county, Kan«a«> a
In Georgia it la ewtininted that SO,- kin liwt four officer« and 17 soldier«
"k don't know," said Mr Knight. “Tbe
**! met lllgglnbee and bo sto[>p««<1 me
■ ret ! ree of ber wsa rwttln* through
IMJO Nr prora have lwv<n graduate«! at a in a fight along the Tonkin fionlier farmer's wife wild |1 .»■■> worth of
to
tell
me
what
his
little
boy
aald,
but
with marauding Iwnda of Chinese, l-utter laat year.
Another one sold
the streets on the dead rua. but I mustn't
fl»«'1«■*'•■*
aggregating over «’»(JO.
The Chinese ffrt’il worth of blitter and egg«
•tay here gabbin', so good-night. Miss I'll bet one thing "
are aiip,«>rt«M hy Northern money.
"Huh! WJiafs thalF
Mason g-xal night, Mary b«vpe you've
forcr« include I.IMM) regular« who
Th« United State» lead« all other
The first mention of atempa i« in
got good news la that ar letter."
"1'11 bet he didn't tell bls lory what I
pr«-ferr>«l
robbery
to
Soldiering
the letters of the old lliahop Hyneaiua i
nation« in the matter of fruit grow*
The m -nirut he was g--ne Mary ran up raid.”—Indianapolis I’resa.
Many Chincar women were killiil and
of Cyrrne, on the Greek rimai of 1
ing.
Ft rawlwrrtea were valued at
to her room to read her letter, from
the Chinese were driven into Kwang
If Satan ever grta abort of furl
Africa, RO year» after the Christian
|Hti <M)0 <UI> laat year and g-apee at
which we give tbe following eitract:
He province.
||n> oxi t■ a,
You must have forgotten G«-,rgw More ought to be able to une eirutrs.
NEWS OF THE STATE
Keystone Shaving Parlors
G U VINCENT, Proa-
Only Fint Class Shop in th« City
1$ cento
25 -
IS •
25 -
Stu V mg
lUir Cutting
Shampoing
Käthe
*
AH ««»«Ì gu*r«at«MM Ar»i
011
J. W
V.H.kl
Specialist for Refraction -md
Defects of the Eye.
rnHTI • W I». <»R.
Will make regn ar trip« In Kcio.
Watrb local culumn tor dale of visits
Commercial
House
J. BEARD, Prop
N«wly Fumulwd and Hrhvtrd
Throughout.
Our tabin an »upplwd wuh th«
br«l th« market« siloed. J*
SOO. OREGON
South of Bodge.
...Horseshoeing a Specialty.
*b<»p *>p|w«|te
i lvorfy
• »
SCIO, OR
CAPITAL, $20,000.
OFFICERS t
J. ▼. Ga nn
V, A. Ewing
R. Shelton
llec« a grnrrsl l>4nking and civhangr
basine«« loan» made al vutirnl rate»
and drall« iwurd en principal vilirs
A W. HAGEY
WARIßHkIR
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Corvallis A Eastern R.R.
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Trains I su-t « telares Alten« and i er,sills
T«w**l»| *. Tburetays sad r-alarrtaya e»l> All
o«h«r train« dally eseepi Sunday.
Trata* I and « arrive la Altea« In Ilari-
rennrei «US like » 9* M,uih 1—und train, a*
well •» |l« in« ISO or Hora h««ur» lu Altero
ter»«« 4-imitar« at « F suris bound tram I« r
Fernand
Train
.* ronnreto wllb ibe a I’ Sol »ide
train at < --rv all-.« < r-mon« 1er Imtef* ndrnre.
McMisavlli« end ad t»unu novth ir» l-nrtland
Kl-WtX STUNK. Manage'
1 TI RWR. A««nl. Albany
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Shasta Route
Tram« leave Went Mele lor Portland and way
ttatc.i.a at I" ♦> a h > tea,e tut Alban, at lw
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rwlltnsn and Tna>l«t -at« - n bolh lia«-»«
Chair ear« nre-amenio u- lie-lei- sod r' I's«--.
and low- «i -sr* Io - h ,< eg-’. "* I ”
>«•
teens end W «shln«ton
Coenenins al ran Franrlw-«- etlh several
tin»« i-w H-n.-loin. Js|-sn I'btM. PhUIppiwes i
t'eeiral and *«>*-ih America
nee Mr« M y Wn<»1»«Mw agent al Wret
Sc" me«I'-a. --» a-l-l- —
C H MARKHAM.
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t-uriianu. vr
CHAITKIt XI
Is lb« <44 brews reh-rol bouse, ever
aba tewed by apple tree» ami »belter«- I
as the wr»t by a l-»«lg «teep MIL • her*
Iba acorné asi wild grapes grew Mary
Howard taught a little tl-x-k of twenty
■ ve. coating «orne, urging ->*bera ami
teaching them all by her kind word« au-l
winsome way« to love her
they ba-l
never before laved an in»irvi,l«r
When first she was proposed aa a
fearher in Ilice i'-»rn--r. WI4«-w P-rkln«.
an I a few orberà who bad no rbll-lrva to
aeml. held up ibelt kant« la atnaiemenr.
woM>lering “what tbe world waa remln'
to, an-l if tbe r.-nun treman. Mr Knight,
s'p-re-l they wa« g ■ n' lo te - I ..«.r
r--ugh»b‘-l by a town pau|»er. but ahe
reul-lu't get a etiffcut. for tbe ortbndus
minister wooMa't give her «me. amt if
be did. tbe I’altarias minister wouldn't!*'
A-r.-r.lirigly. when it wa« km-wn that
the ordeal bad l-ren passed an-l that
Mery ba-l in ber (n»s»«-»»i--ii a piece of ¡»a
per about three Im bes «-piare, eutborit
Ing her to teach a c«smmou district acb*«ol.
this worthy romlave --omlu-led that
"either everybody, bad lest tbeir retire«
• r else Mi«« Alss -iv. who was present at
the esatulnation. had sat by eml wM«
pere-l in ber ear tbe answers to all bar-1
quest iotia."
"In all my born days I never re«-tt any
thing like It.” said the widow, as she
distributed her green tea, iwoe-trued with
brown sugar, to a party of ladles, which
abe was --stertainins
“But you'll see,
oho won't krep ber lime m-»r*n half out
Rally Ann. pass thru« nutcakee.
No-
tnv-iy's gola' to rent their children to a
pauper There's Mi«s Bra-lley say« «he'll
take her*ll out the first time they get
nava «M
licked.
I want It
Dodge
It's a workla' but I tetle«l
ber that
wara't tbe trouble, Mary's too softly to
hurt a miskreur
And so young, to«
It's government she'll lack In. If any
b-xly'll have a pie«-e of this dried apple
pie. I'll cut It.'
Fortunately. Mary knew nothing of
Mca I'-rklna' displeasure, ami never
dreanie-l that any feeling e»i»te-l toward
her save that of perfe«*t frten«lalil|- Hln-e
we last saw ber. sbe ha-l grown into a
fine, healthy I—-king girl
Her face an-l
figure were round at-.d full, ami her com
pleil-m. though still rather pale, waa
clear as marble, < >n:ra«tlng well with
her dark brawn hair and eye«, which no
longer seemed unnaturally large. Htlll,
•he was not t-eautiful. It is true, an-l yet
Rllly was not far from right when be
railed her tbe fiueat looking girl In I'bir-o
| • ■ anil' - • f •
«-.-»a n. | . r !.«p«
that Mrs t'amptell wat<b««d with Jeal
•nay
Every p-aall-le pains had teen taken
with Kila'« elucall-m
The test teach
ere ba-l bren Mred to instruct her. anl
she wa» row at a fa«hl-»nable arm nary
hut still she dl-l not fxvsarss --ne-half the
eare an-l gr»-- fulnra« -,f manner which
sretne-l natural to her sister
The two
girls bad «ret, but little of each other,
and oftentbue« when Kila met her elater
ahe merely a-Am-wle-lged her prrrem <■
by a no| or a simple "how d'ye doY'
When she heard that Mary was to he
a leecher abe aald "«he was glad, for It
was more respectable than g*>lng mto a
fact -ry r working out " Mr« Campbell,
too. fell In duty bound to eti-resa her
pleasure. a-l>llng that "ahe h"|-e-l Msry
would give satisfaction, but 'twas ei*
tremely doubtful, ahe was ao young, an-l
pnaaraae-l of ao little dignity"'
I'nfortunalely Widow I'erkina’ re-l fob
tage ettMxl -lire* tly "pp< site the s- ho--l
house, and ae the widow telongrd to that
stirring few who always "wash the
breakfast dishes and make tbe beda bu­
fare anyone la up In the house." abe bad
ample leisure to watch an-l re|x>rt on
the pr-x-redlngs f tbe new teacher Now,
Mrs I'erkina' cl-x-k was like ita mis
treoa, always half an hour in ad« anee
of the true time, and Mary ha-l aearcely
taught a week ere Mr Knight, “the com
mlttreman." was duly hailml In tbe street
and told that the "a-b—ilniartu w anle-t
lookin' to, f-r she dltiu'l begin n-> morn
Io* till half past nim-. nor no afternoon
till half paat one!
Besl-h-a that." she
added. "I think she give« 'em too l.-ng a
play spell. Anyways, «rema ef some on
'em was out o' door« the bull time."
Mr. Knight had too much g-xxl renre
to bred tbe widow's complaiuta. and be
merely replied
"I'm gla-l <»n'L
Five
hours la enough to krep little shaver«
cram|>ed up in tbe bouae glad on’t.”
The widow, thus f-lled In ber attempts
at making disturbance, finally gave up
the strife, contenting herself with quia-
slug tbe older girls, and asking them if
Mary could do ell the bard sums in arith
melle, or whether ahe took them borne
for Mr« Maa--n to solve!
In spite, however, of these little an
aoyan.-ea, Mary was -ontentrd and hap­
py
Mb« knew that ber pupils love«l ber,
an! tha’ ’he greater part of lhe district
were satisfi-ni. ao she greeted the widow
with ber pleasantest smile, and by al­
ways being particularly polite, finally
overvalue her prejudice to a n-nai lrrable
extent.
Gao afternoon al»oat the middle of
July, as Mrs I'erkina was seated by her
front wlnb>w engaged In "stitching
ab-iee.'* a very common employment In
e--iue parts of New Knglaa»-I. her alten
lion wsa suddenly diverteil by a talk
stylish l-x-klng young man. who. driving
bls hau-is-me horse and buggy under
tbe shadow of the apple trees, alighted
an-l entered Iat- coaveraalion with a
group of little girts who were taking their
iiaual rre-esa. Mrs. I'erkina' curi«»alty was
arouse«!, and Rally Ann was called to
ess who tbe stranger was
But for a
won-ler Rally Ann didn't kn--w. though
she "gneeeed the hue« was ooe of tbe
East Chicopee livery.”
"He's talkin' Io 14-ldy Knight," sail
she. at the same time holding back tbe
-nrtaln and stepping asl-ie so ae not to
be visible herself
"Try If y-»u eaa hear what he's aayla',**
whiapere-t Mr«. I'l-rhlmi. but a clans of
boy« iu tbe «chool h-uiae Just then «truck
into the mnltlplh-atloa table, thus effre-
tually drowning anything whi-h
Ano might otherwise have bear«!
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