The Santiam news., July 05, 1901, Image 1

COUNTY. OllEtiON, FRIDAY. JULY 3, IHO1
NO. 36
JL
TIEN T8IN CROWDED.
among th« y . .ng fa.u> .nat es A< urd L’VL’VIV I ik' TIIL' 11 i\
Ingly after a I ' g ■ <•> «Itatioa with h»r *. v la.A I I ’ ’I
1 11 a. I I 1
mother, ah» ronclwdad it beet tn call up
CMy full •) S»ld>«M and Offbsr« R(lurni«<
oa Mary, lu th» course of th» afternoon,
he««
rhanclng to ba near th» front window. FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
' she saw Mr. Heldea s carriage drive
Tien Tain, July t — The eitv of
i away from hia door with Ida and her
THE WORLD
ALL OVER OREGON.
Tien
Tain
ia
now
m««re
crowded
than
.hitor
ever
Officer» of all nations are here
"Now la my time." thought ah«, and
| rn route for their homo«, and tlie
without a word to b»r mother or Jenny A
xswnial sad tusaaaial n«s»raiags W Im
hotels are placing cot« in every avail­
ehe threw aa her bonnet and shawl, and
In her thia French slippers stepped
able piece
Apartments have l«ern
partawrs A H'ul g.vMw W W tba
MTV th» atr»»< an.l rang Mr Belden a
Prepared at the I'ntvonily <d Tien
Cwewlh sad la^eavtmsats «»< ths Maay
doortwil Of rxreree she was “so dlaap-
am for Princo t'huan and his suite
i pointed not to tad th« young tad lew at 1
«>( 44\ who will remain there for three
laduM.is. Dwawqhetrt Oar Thriving Ç—i
home." and. leaving her card f >t them,
days before leaving for Germany to
awawsaMh Lslsat Mark«« Rapsri.
tripped bach highly pleased with b»r own
, make formal apology (or the murder
<levernewe
’ of Baron von Ketteler
Meantime Ida and Mary were enjoying
If’*, to rvrwiv« her diploma, «he latid
Two government official« will visit
Tl ■ re s no break in the hot wave
Mr Ikenby, who. when the foreign
MUlartly glanced In the dlreetion whence • their ride about th» city, until, coming in tlw East
troofw arrived, waa appointed by the semi arid regt.-na <>( Oregon in August.
sud.lenly
upon
an
organ
grinder
and
• be kn«w b« sat
Foe an laatsat their
Oil he» Iw-en diecovered near Baker t'hltieae Merchant* Company to prre
Oregon • mineral exhibit al the
ejes met. and la the »«presaioai of his moakey, the spirited h'treee became
tert ita property, save the company, Tun American in the ta-at of ita kind
ah* reed »n approval warmer than word» ' frightened and ran. upsetting the car­ City, Oregon
in
Its
claim
against
the
l
’
nit«-d
State«
riage
and
dragging
It
sonae
distance.
For-
coaid have etpreaaed
Imm any «tale In the union.
Filoll thousand «tevl worker, have
government, did not use the word
That eight Mary aat alone In her room, tuaately Ida waa only bruised, but Mary gone on strike
received
a
severe
cut
up-*n
her
head.
Thirty-live ear loads of cattle were
"loot" against tlie marines but mere­
listening almost aervonaly U. the sound
The City National Bant, of Ruffs
ly field them
reu|«>n»il>le
The shipped from Baker City ami Hunt­
of »very fowtstog, »a*1 half starting np ' which, with th» fright, caused h»r to
if It came near her door Hut for certain faint. A y-xing man who was passing Io, N Y . ha« failrsl
greater part of the com|«ny'a proper­ ington to Montana the other day
masons Mr Htusrt dl.| not think proper down the street, aud aaw th« accident,
The Perry monument at Yokohama ty consisted of rice, which waa after
The Gray • Prak Gold Mining Co .
immediately
cam»
to
th»
reoewa;
«nd
to call, end while Mary wa» cmfldvnily
wants distributed umler onicr» from in the Sumpter district, have made
will I«- .kdicated July II
»«peeling him he waa several miles Ml shen Mary «wok» to mnsclouanew« Billy
the Rritiah and American generals to arrangement« for the erection of a
Hcn-ler waa supporting her aud C'ntlf
South Caronlina ia seeking to have
hie way home.
assist those in need
Mr Denby new «tamp mill.
pushing back from her far. the thick tales on dia|«-iiaariNi refunded
In a day or two Mary returned to Chic
thinks the com|winy's cliani ahouhl
opoe. but did not. like Kila, lay her hook» l.ralds of her long hair.
Governor Geer haa received an in*
General Shafter, in command at have been »«filed to tlie indemnity aa
"Who is ah»? Wb-i 1« sb»F* ssk»d tbs
•aid« end coo eider her »Juration ltaiah»d
legitimate expenditure
Other mer- vilation to help open tha lamiaiana
Two or three hours each tuorulng w»ro eager vol «-»a of the group around; but San Francisco, has l.-vn retired
devoted to study, or reading of some no one answered uatll a young gentle­
Philijipine trade m I'.MSl, showed a chants aav tlie com|«any never ha«l exhibit at th<- I’an American, but waa
MX) l)0t) tad.' worth of property liere. unable to accept.
kind. For several week» nothing was men. issuing from <>n» of the fashions- great increase over jirev ions years
Me saloons, camo blustering up. demaod-
It la pointed out that the «*om(«any
allowed to Interfrr» with this arrange
From the number of scalp» coming
Prince
Chtiati
will
return
from
Ger
­
ment. but at the end of that time th« Ing “what the row waa
stored three hones of valuables with in for bounty, it ia thought the appro­
Upon Seeing Ida. hi. manner chanced many by way of the United States
quiet of Mrs Maa-n'a houae wn« dl«
the chartend bank before th» trouble priation made by the legisalure will
Iiirbed by the uaeapertml arrival of Aunt Instantly, and he ordere«! the crowd to
There were BWI.OOO death. Ipmi tlie began a I el di<i not withdraw these
Martha and bis. who came up to Chico- "stand back." at the name time forvine plague in India during the juvat five until October, and that, conae«juently, prove none to large.
hia way forward until hr caught a sight
pee for the purpose of Inducing Mrs Ma
The Mammoth and Bald Mountain
; v«-ars
I it ta quite improbable any jewels
•*>n «ad Mary to aprnd the coming winter of Mary's fee».
Four regiment« from tin* rhilip- were left to l«r looted. Moreover, th» Mining Companiea, in Eastern Ore­
“Whew! Bill.” said h*. “your old
In Boston. At first Mrs Mason hcailat
pin*w have tss-n muttered out at the place waa thoroughly gone through gon, have ma.lv arrangements for run*
nd, but »very obje-tlon which either ah» flame, the pauper. Isn't It?"
by local looters hefore the allied fore»*» ning a tunnel 2.1M) feet into the
It waa fortunate for Henry IJomla Presidio.
or Mary raise-l waa «o easily put sai l»
arrived
II would lu* legally im|«>aai- mountain.
that she finally consented, a») ing »he that Billy Beo«lvr's arms were t«oth la
Official» st Washington, D <* , and
ble to hold any portion of the reliev­
would b» ready to go about the middle of use, otherwise he might have measured
The Portland General
Electric
Ottawa,
Ont
.
attach
no
importane«
hia length upon the sidewalk. As it wa«,
November.
ing force reajvonailile for anything but Light C<«tn|«atiy haa rrsluied ita rates
Billy frown«**! angrily upon him. and la a to Skagway flag incident.
tlie
rice
ami
b
cual,
which
were
used
aa
t'llAIMEIt XV
for light to the Oregon City council.
fierce whisper bad» him beware how b»
The lraii»|»>rt Thyra,
from the a military neceaeity, to f«-«i Chine»»
*‘O>me thia way. Mary. I’ll show you used Mlaa HowiM i name By this time
By the new «contract that city will
_
cooliea who were forced to lalair and
your chamber. It's right firm nest to the horses were caught, another carriage Philippin«*«, with the Thirty-eighth
eave »40 per month.
mln»,’* said Ids Belden, aa on the evening procured, and Mary, still eupp<irted by volimti-v-r regiment, arrive«! at Port- also those who were without means of
of her friend's arrival »he led her tip to Hilly Bender, waa carefully lifted into It land. The tr««>|w went by rail to Kan livelihood
Fiah Warden Van Dum*n caught
i Francisco, where they will lie mus-
»
handsomely furnished apartment, and borne back to Mr. Rrldcn'a houae.
several fine ejicciniena of trout near
I
terml
out.
which for many weeks had born* the title
the V| j»-r Clackatnaa hatchery, which
Many nt Ida's friends, hearing of rhe
TUNNEL CAVED IN.
of "Mary's room."
accident, fiocked In to are and to Inqulra
will l«< forwarded to Buffalo to be
Religion» riot» continue in K|>ani»h
"Oh, how pleasant!" was Mary'» ncla- after the y«xmg lady who was Injured,
|>I a <. v I in the Oregon exhibit.
towns.
matlou. as sb» surveyed th» room In Among the first w ho called naa Mule
Narrow fi.ap. of PaaMagari In aa Eaprsw
.1 I’ Morgan gave over fl,<M)0,000
which everything was arranged wilb such Upton from Chicopee, On her way home
One of the salmon which a few
Train
perfect taste.
ah« stopped at Mrs. Campbell's, where to Harvard university.
v.-ars ago were caught and thradipoo*
Mary was too happy to «peak, and. she waa Immediately beset by EUa. to
Raltilnor.- Jul, 2
Th* r ..(..fthv fin cut - ft waa caught the pother day
General Ludlow returiiml from the
dropping Into the easy-ehair, she burst know "who tbe beautiful young lady was
Union Railroad tunnel in the ea«t«*rn at The Dalle.
This is the first one
Philippine«
on
the
traiia|»>rt
Buford
Into tears. In a moment Ida. too, was that ll.-nry Lincoln had so heroically
section of the city, uaed and oon
to reach the Upper Columbia.
It
seated in the »am» chair, with her arm saved from a violent death dragging her
Harold M
Pitt was acquitted at trolled by the Pennsylvania Railroad
around Mary's neck. Then, as her own out from under the horse«' heels!”
M» tn la of the charge of buying gov-; caved in shortly liefore 2 o'clock thia weighed 50 jMMinda,
eyes chanced to fall upon »-.me vases, »be
l.iaale linked at her a moment in sur­ ernnient store«.
morning
It is auppoaaxi that a de­
The town of Whitney, in Eastern
brought one of them Io Mary, saying. prise, and th.-n replied, "Why, Mine
An immense grain fire in raging in fect in the arch of the tunnel caused Oregon, is to put in a water system.
"Mee. these are for you a present from Campt*. II. la It possible you don't know
California by which thousands of dol­ the accident.
on* who bade me present them with his It was your own slater?"
B«k«-r City ia enilravoring to have a
A narrow eKutpa from death or avr-
coniplinienta to ’he little girl who nursed
It waa Henry Lincoln himself who hail lar« will lu* loet.
• i i entobllahM m that
ioua
injury
was
ei|*ri«*ticcd
by
tlie
bun on board the Windermere, and who given Kila her information, without, how­
S|»-aker lleniieraoti, who haa juat
eity.
cried because he called her ugly!"
ever, telling the lady'a name; and now, visit«»! Europe, aays King Edward ia paasengvra and crew of an egproaa
Mary's hesrt wss ilmoat sudll.le in Its when she learned that 'twas Mary, she
train which waa caught by the falling
Steuntboat nav igation on the Wil*
America'« friend.
boating, end her cheeka t<«ok on th«- hue waa too much surprise! to snawer, and
debris in the tunnel
Aa far as can ’am.-tte river to Corvallis haa ceased
of the cushions on w hich she reclined Re
Thirteen jicrMina were kilim! and lie learned, the avalanche of earth
l.luie continued "1 think you are labor­
l.'i the summer.
turning the vase to the mantelpiece, Ida ing under a mistake. It was not Mr ak >ut ,*H) mjunsl in the Waliash train and rocks caught the rear ripreo»
came back to her aide, and, :s*nding close Lincoln who saved your «later's life, but wreck in Imliann
I*rot«ali|y the laat rar load of 1901)
ear, which waa immediately In front
to h»r face, whispered: "Cousin Georg-* a young law student, whom you perhaps
lotalo.« in the state waa ahijq^ from
The
transjioit«
Thomas
and
Buford
»of
tin*
¡«aaeenger
ears
The
train
waa
told me of you years ago, when he first hav» seen walking with George More­
arrived at San ~
Francisco with four not running rapidly amt the jar waa Hurlburt a few day» ago.
.-aine here, but I forgot all about i*. *n ! land."
not severe
The engineer quickly
volunteer
regiment».
Th« Oregon King Gohl Mining Co ,
When w» wer» at Mount Holyoke I never
Kila replied that she never aaw Gevrga
auapecte.1 that you were the little girl he Moreland, as he left B««ston liefore she
Tin* Io»« of life in the northern brought hia train to a full stop and ««I Bumpier has filed articles of itvcor-
used to talk so much about. But a few came; an«! then as she <li«l n«>t seem at jmrt of the West Virginia flixd dia*l word was sent from a signal tower to |«oratl<«n
Capital fl UtO.tMML
days Is*fore he went away he reminded all anxious to know whether Mary was
A yard eng ms
tricl »»« greater than at first re­ the Union station
Arrangement«
have lieen made to
me of It again, and then I underat.se I why I much Injured or not, Uasie eooa took her
was sent into the tunnel and tlie
he waa ao much Interested in yon. I leave !e«ng after she was gone Kila sat port «d
thinly filled iMMwiigt r com-lies were make Prairie City a "station" on tbe
wonder you never told me you knew him. alone in the parlor, woodering why Hen­
One II ioumiii I striking lal«>rvr» in drawn back to Union station without «tag« line and the change will be
for, of course, you like him. You esn't ry «boul«l tell her such a falaodtood. aud Rm-healer, N Y . attacked the police the o<cu|>anls Iwing aware of the dan­ tn site shortly.
help it."
if he really thought Mary beautiful Foor, anil hi lb«* tight which ensued, 11 ger through which they had jmsM-sl
R> l-orta from the various sections
Mary «niy heard a part of what Ida a«u.piv Kila! She waa fast learning to officer« and 20 rioter« were injured.
>f th« Hogue river valley are to the
said, "Just before he went away." Was live on Henry l.incolu'a autlle, to believe
Miner» <>( Alaska have formed a
ff« ct that the wheat crop thia year
be gone, and should sb» not a— him af ra«-b word that be aald; to watch nerv­
SOLDIER TRANSPORT HELD
v* ill be conaiiicrnbly short of the aver-
ter all? A cloud gathered upon her brow, ously for his coming, and to wrep If he union.
and Ida. readily divining Its cause, re­ stayed away.
Three huiiilred French converts Ous •( P«!>«ag<rt 0>«d at Bubank Ptsgus
plied. "Yes. George la gone Either be or
were massacred in Core«.
(To be continued.!
Hhcrman county will have an extra
at Nagasaki
father must g*> to N»w Orleans, and ao
large wheat yield thia year.
Th« Forty fourth volunteera have
George, of course, went.
Isn't It too
Port Townsend, Wash , July 3 —
HAPPY ON FARMS arrived at Han Francisco.
bad? I eric! and fretted, but he only ] MAKING GIRLS
A number of mines in the Robin
♦
■
The United States transport Kintuck
pullc! my rars, and said he should thiak
•onville «listrict have lieen bonded.
Th«- l»«lv of Adelbert H. Hay wan arrived yesterday
Mr*.
M
er
«<11
1
h
Tel
Is
About
the
Acliowl
morning
from
l*d b» glad, for be knew we wouldn't
but iml at Cleveland, Ohio.
for fatm-rs* Mivea Io VI In it cot a.
Nagasaki with SOB soldiers on l«>anl,
want a ala footer domineering over tis.and
What
the
West
Is
doing
lu
the
way
Portland Mark«!«.
to-liiral« Corbin .**Eert>herg and Me- and ia held in the stream («eliding the
following us everywhere, aa be would
Of training girls to live happy Uvea uu Kihla-nlcft San Fraiu isco for Manila. decision of Surgeon General Wyman,
surely do were he at home "
W
heat
—
Walla
Walla, ««port value,
Mary felt mor» diaappointcl than »be farm, was very ably shown at Hunt
The Republican» of Ohio have re­ whether she will lie «ent to Diamond 67e jwr
bu»hel,
bluestr-ni.
Me,
waa willing to ackn .w’.clge. aud for a lugton hall. Ilowtou. nx-ntly by Mrs
Point
quarantine
station.
While
nominated Georgr K. Nash for gov­
valley, nominal.
moment aba half wished herself 1-a. k .b t Irglnla C klrn-dlth. prvevplrv«« of the
al Nagasaki, a case *4 bubonic plague
ernor.
Fli'iir—l-.-at grades, |2 !»MJ 4<> per
Chicopee, but anon recovering her cpia
s.-hool of agriculture of Miun.-aota uni
developed un the Killtuck, and the
nimlty. she ventured to ask bow long v. r.lty,
Tlie. United .Stall-« government is victim wa« taken aahorv, where he barrel, graham, |2 fit).
Georg» waa to be gone.
Oat.—While, *1 !tl4«ii 35, gray,
Mrs Merrdltb haa herself conducted not in favor of destroying the forts diet
The veaael was fumigated and
"Until April, I believe," said Ida; "but
of China
|l
1321, per cental
,r
ai|.
<
r«aful
ai<~-k
farm
for
many
years,
detained 10 days in quarantine at
anyway you are to atay until h» com.-s
Barley—Feasl, |17«|17 50, brewing,
A |>roj»*et haa l«evii set on foot to Nagasaki, and then allowitl to pro-
for Aunt Martha promised to keep v>u and abv lH-llevva thoroughly In tlie
build a railroail from A'ahleu to Eagle ceed on her voyage to thia city.
No (I7rt 17 50 prr ton.
I don't know eiaetly what George said to farm Ilf.- for young jreople. •
new case developed during the voyage,
"The farm borne,** she said, "is to City. Alaska.
Millatuffa—Bran, |I7 jwr ton, mid­
her a tout you, but they talked together
mor» than two hours, and she aa>, )<.« my mind the ideal home, au.l I aiu
By a train wreck on the Walmah but before allowing her to enter Dr dling« 121 «I »hort« |2tl chop, |iti
ar» to tak» muaie lessons and drawing glad lu «ay the thought In our acheol
Hay—Timothy, 112 5o<dl4. clover,
railrvwl in Indiana, 15 jierwma are M II Footer, I'nitrd State, quaran­
lessons, and all that. Gorg» la v»ry fond 1« alwaya to educate the girl for the
tine officer, deemed It I» *t to commu­ |7<«V 60, Oregon wild hay, |»;t«7 ja*r
reported killed
of music."
nicate with the authorities «1 Wash­ Ion.
life «he will have to live.
On«- |M-r»<>n waa kilim! ami several ington, and ¡tending a reply, the vea-
Tha neat morning botwoen 10 snd II
"At Brat we bad only boys In the severely injured in a St. laxne lene- ¿fiaanchormlin'
Butter—Fancy creamery, 15rt 17 *»r ;
t’he’atrean. with The
the <loort>»ll rang, and in a moment J.n
dairy. I3rti4c, store, litofite ja-r
ny I.lncoln. who»» father's bouse was w-hool, but when these, noticing that ment houae lire
yellow flag flying
Communication pound.
just opposite, ram» tripping Into *h< I*ar their «later» and »wvvtbvarta needed
There ia much discouragement in with her ia forbidilen.
lor She had lost In a measure (hat io to learn just what they were learn
Egg«—I7rt 17 t»e per dotrn.
England over the military ait nation
tundity of person so offenalva to her lug. Itegg.-d ua to lake girls, too. wa
Cheeae—Full cream, Iwina, 12rt
in
ttouth
Africa.
SUFFERING IN NEW ENGLAND
mother, and It aeemad to Mary that there did ao. and now for four years wa
12'»*' Young America, 13rtl3lfc |>er
was a thoughtful eipresaion on her fare have beam tralulng farmers* daugh­
An attempt to raise th«* I rati «[tort
pound.
never seen there before, but In all other ter» to make happy farm honiaa.
Ingall» result«-d in her «inking deeper Wevk SuvpvMlad la Aaay fxlorlaa. Fres
Poultry—Chickens, linieri, |2 75<g
respects «ba waa tha same a Act Iona t».
"ilur girl» itud, »Ide by side with in the water than liefore.
IraUeaa 1« Boitou
3 60. hen«. 13 25rt4 <>0. drs-aard. 0<4
merry hearted Jenny.
the
I«.,»
the
different
breed»
of
live
A
detachment
of
2»
»1
men
and
three
"I juat thia minute hear.! you were
Boston. July 1—There has l>een Ilk- |s-r |»>tind spring«, ft <Slid4 •»)
hare, and earns over juat as I was," aald Mock and the various developments ofli. .-ra are on their way to Portland,
but
slight diminution in the inten­ per do»cn ; duck» 13.« 4 for old ft 50
A farmer's wife needs Or. from Columbus, O. They will
•ba. After asking Mary If «fa» waaa't of plant life
sity
of the heat throughout New Eng t«4 !«• for young geese. f4<«5 per
sorry George had gone, and If she »«• to know how to tell a short born from a I«- awigrusl to duty at Vancouver
doren turkeys, live. Brtltir; dre«M*d,
land
today, ami in some localities
partcl to find Mr Mtuan. «he «al l, "! l«nghorn, and what «.-«»>>u la t«r»t fur Barrack«. Wash.
temperature haa l«een reported even Dkg It l»c l*f pound.
eupp.we you know Ella Is here, and planting corn
A Chim-w company haa filed a higher than yesterday,
Mutton — I-amba,
3*«c,
gross;
Trmj>er»-
breaking everybody'» heart, of course
"We have lieen hearing In the past claim of 400 <M M> taela against tha
Hhe went to a concert whh <ia last **<•
til res ranging from 100 to Dlfi are ie- dreward, 7rt7l«c per ja.und; sheep,
Ing. and looh«d perfectly Iwautlful Hen­ much about Ibe man's desire to get United States, claiming that when cordmi in many place«, while 1 Ifl, the |.T tó, grtaui. drraaasl, 6^c jwr pound.
ry aaya aba Is tbe handsomest girl h» •way from the farm The reason for our marines were camped at Tien top notch of the day, waa the report
Hog» — Gr.wa, heavy,
f.1 75« fl;
aver saw, and I do hope »he'll make Ills rvaticane»« Iles la the dissatisfac­ Tain, they appropriated furs, rugs from Nashua, N If
ft became ne­ light, |4 75rt5; dressed, 7rt7t,c per
something of him, but I'm afraid be ia tion of bla women folk with farm life. and jewels worth that amount.
cessary to atui|iriid work in many pound.
only trifling with her "
They needed to be taught that It waa
Th. re are about 27,00) Chineae ia manufactories all over New England
Veal—Amali, 7i>rtH’»c, large, fltp
If there waa a perwoo In the world Interratiug to make a farm home
Hawaii.
during the day on account of the ter­ rt7c per pound.
whom Mary thoroughly detested It was
"We give our girls «pevlal work
Beef—Griws top steers, f4 25rt4 flO;
Henry Lincoln, and her »yea sparkle!
Secretary Hay haa started another rible heal. Many persona were |>r««s-
adapted to women In tlie home, such
trated by the heat in various am-tiona cow* and heifer«, f3 75rtl; drenami
and tlaahel ao Indignantly that Ida no
canal treaty.
aa
cookery,
which
eitends
through
the
of New England, although outside of Iwrf, 7rt7i»c jwr poumJ.
tired it. and secretly thought that Henry
An American dewerter who acted aa Boston but (otir fatal results have
l.in oln would for oocr find bis mat« h three years, dairy chemistry, and plant
Ii<q»»—I2<a 14.- per pound.
Cai
Iles'
lieutenant
has
l
«een
pia.
rd
in
life
Butter making Is not drudgery
After a tin»» Mary turned to Jenny, say
been reported
Wool — Valley, llrtiSc; Eastern
lot. "You haven't toM me a w..r«l about to the girl who understands the wrfiy irons.
Patrol wagon« and ambulances were
—about William Bender la hr well?"
of It. and sewing lb rapidly <*ea«lng to
Fire destroyed biuineaa I building«
of the heat Oregon, ft«llc; mohair, KMllc per
pound.
Jenny blushed deeply, and. hastily re­ become a lost art now that girls sea and warehouse« in Portland, Or., to
due directly
plying that be was the laat time she saw that
Potatoes — fi S5rt 1 50 jwr sack;
patterns are comprehensible tlie value of |»'«o '»<)
to tbe heat constitute today's rm-orti
him. at artel up, whispering In Mary's
new potatoes, l^rtM.c per pound.
thing« and not Chinese piirxle«.
ear. "Oh, Fr» got ao much to tell yos^-
"The girl 1« taught, too. almut tes­
Florence Nightingale, who haa an
but I must go now."
Cot D R. Fstq« Dead.
The American Bible S«wiety la pre­
Ida accompanied her to th» door, and tlira. a most Interesting subject from long lieen an invaltd and confined to
New York. June J —Colonel David paring tn inane edition« of the IVrip-
ashed why Roa», too, did not call In the farmer's standpoint; and she at* her London house, recently celebrated
her usual frank, open way Jenny answer- lends lectures on household art In her HI at birthday
R I'atge died at his apartment« in tiirra in 21) different Filipino dialects.
ad. “You know why. R«>ae la so queer." which suitability Is shown to be Ibe
this city from a complication of dis­
A gypsy fortune taller who waa ar-
Willow furniture, matting«, etc .
Ida un«l»ratoo«| her. and repliel, "Very desideratum of a purchase of furniture.
ease»
11« haa hrvn an invalid for rented in Wyoming had l«ank notea to
may be cleaned with aalt and water
well; but tell her that if she Joea'l «ev
many months
Col. Paige wa» prom­ tie* amount of fi.'l600 in a hell about
"The application made In our school
applied with a nail bruah.
R i riso
fit to notie» my vlaltora I certainly shall
inent in buainewa interest» in thia hia waist.
of mechanical drawing that of dearyn
not bo polite to here."
well and dry thormighly.
city for many year»
He wa« a mem*
Thia message had the desired »fleet, for ing model farmhouses will have ■
Announcement of Coiunt von Wai-
To wash ailk handkervhiefa soak her of the Forty-eighth congress from
R.tse. who was dally »»peeling a Mlaa great Influence on the coming farm
deraee'a intention Io visit A trier lea
King froan Philadelphia, felt that nothing home of Mionewota. When the present them in cold salt and water for 10 or the Twentieth diatrict. In the elec in the near future la taken to indicate
would mortify her more than to be neg generation build houses they will ba 16 minutes; wash them in the same thin for the Forty ninth eongera« Ma
an early termination of the trouble«
jor McK inley defeated him
waler and iron immediately.
lect»d by Ida, who waa rather a leader convenient onan.'*
in China.
NEWSOFTHE STATE
riiAiTKit xn
Msry rwturwed 1 j « i . an.I a few days
' lat.r wa. «..Urlimi to take charge vt a
«mall aeleet artuad.
But Mrs. Maaoa
Specialist for Refraction and i tbougbt It fowl tor ber to retura to
M »at Hol,ok. and accedingl, «b. <t.
Defects of the Eye.
<lin»-t Mr Kaigbt'a nffisr. greatly to bis
<lisapp..iatment. sad that of man, otbors
%Nt»« on.
On. morning atout a week after her
Will niak» r>fttlar trip« to He io. reiurn ah. annonared b«-r Intenlloo of
Hatch lucai O'Hiiti lor date of
visiting bar m.Mher'« grave. "I am ae*
'-monme-t to so much •«•rete«.“ ««id abe.
I "that I ran esali, walk three miles, »nd
[w-rhsps oa m, ws, bom« I shall get a
rtde."
Mrs Mason made aa objection, and
Mary was w»>a on her way. Hhe was a
rapid walker. en«l elmoot before ah* waa
aware <>f It reach»«! th» village
Aa she
came near Mrs Camplwdl's the wish nat­
J. BLARD. Prop
urally ar»e* that Kila should accompany
b»r Ixmklng up. »be «aw her «later la
the gar«4en and called to her.
Nrwly Furniahsd And Hrfillrd
"Wha a t?*' wa« the very loud and un
Throughout..* jM
civil answer which came back to her. and
in a moment Ktla appeared round the cor­
Our labio arv wpplwd with ths
ner of the house, earelcasly swinging her
bol ths market« »H-fd.dk-*
straw hat and humming a faabloaable
On seeing her »later «be drew
South of BrUgr.
SOO, OREGON •-«ng
back the corners of her mouth Into some
thing whl« h sb» lut«-nlr<l for a smile, and
• al l.
W hy. I thought It was Iln !g. ■
calling me. you l.x.ke*! ao much like her
In that gingham «unbounet
Woa't you
com» la?”
"ThaLk you," retun»e.| Alary. "I was
g -Ing to m«>ther's grave, anil thought per
bapa you would like to accompany me."
"Oh. no," sal«l Kila, In her usual draw!
I Ing t'-n». *'l don't kn-«w aa I want to go
Wa buf * h »P
iw lar*r qtian<HI«*e an<J
I waa there laat week, and aaw tbe moo-
Mef) • <»»|t I tie
» a, *i I »*(> UBS
ia) AH bin<l* <4 m b in unr :m« 4<>nf *»n umeat."
»botf Bollir
"What mmumeut?** sake«! Mary. •n<l
011
J. W
Vo .FI
Com mereiai
House
Ella replied
"Why. didn't you know that Mrs Me
ecu. or th» town, or somebody, bad
Hh«bp
a monument, with mother's and
SCIO, OR i bought
liter f #tal>’a
father's and Franky'a an-1 Allie's name«
on ItT'
Stary, hurrying <m. soon reached th»
grav»yard. where, aa Kila had said, there
atoml by her parents' grave« a large,
handsome monument
Willlaw Bender
waa the first person who cam» Into her
mln-l. an 1 «• she thought of all that had
pa sac. I between them, «nd of this laat
i proof of his affe, tl«»n. she seated herself
among the tall grass and flowers which
grew upon her mother's grave an«l buret
into tears. Hhe hail not sat there long
OFFICERS:
ere sb» waa roused by the soun«l of a
Invoking up, she saw twfor» her
J. W. Gam« footstep.
tbe young gentleman who the year pre­
T. A. Ewing vious had visited her 4» h«*«l in Rice Cor­
R. Shaitan ner Healing himself respectfully by her
side, he spoke of th» thre* grave«, and
aske«l If they were her friends who slept
Doc»a graciai banking and tt.hange there There wss something so kin-1 and
bu vine. « Loan, made at lurirnl ratei. sffeetionste In bla voice and manner that
Mary eoul«1 not repress her tears, and.
■ nd draft» issued an principal cities
snatching up ber bonnet, wblcb .he bad
thrown aside, abe bld ber face la it and
again wept.
A. W HAGEY
For a lime Mr Stuart suffered her to
weep, and then gently removed lb» ging­
ham W«unet, and, h-.lding her han-l t*
tween bla, he tried to divert her mla«i by
talking upon other topics, asking her bow
1 I f’11’ I
she had twen employed during ths year,
«
«
sod appearing greatly pleased when told
4
4 Lj
that »he had bveu at Mount Holyoke,
observing at length that her eyre con­
A>!
ot
k« atkd j. Mr fÿ rr*
i
IHitrvd proas pt) y
stantly reeled upon th» monument, he
apok* of that, praising Ila beauty, and
SCIO
OR BOON.
asking If It were her test».
"No." said ah». "I never saw It ontll
today, and did n a »ven know It naa
here "
"HomeotM* wished to anrpria* you. I
It naa
dare say." returned Mr Stuart
TIWK ■ A Nil
manufactured In Boston, 1 see
Ilare
1. fer laqulna
you friends there?"
Train lean« a II mrt
H W F M
Mary replied that she had one. a Mr.
•*
•• I’m talli«
1 » M Bender, to whl.-h Air Stuart quickly re­
♦* a/r i»e« \ •«juina
.... 3
F M
joined "Is It William 11,-nfer? I have
N» 1. rvltimlwig
U hm X »quina
T <W A M heard of him through our mutual friend.
ld>a«n« < or» ai Ils
il 0 A M George Moreland, whom you perhaps
Arritne Albany
1. 11 i* N bar» aeon."
N». 3. Fest 1*«• tre»H
Mary felt the earnest gaw of th» large,
l^ata« < uftaHis
^a
11 » r M 1 dark eyre which were ti««~l upon her
! ratea Albany
Affli« l^rfro«?
A J6 F M fare. »0'1 coloring deeply, ahe replied that
they cam» from England ia tbe sain« vra-
><•. A, from Uffitrartl «—
Ufitfit Iteiroti
... Ä : A M. Bel
idrata* A!b«nv
•■|nd»e<l!" said Mr. Stuart. "When I
te ® a M
Arrive*« < <»rt «his
h U F W. return to the rlty shall I refresh hie mem
Trama I amt 4 lei warn alb.tr an.l < <<««11 • ory a llltl» with reganl to you?"
Taeet.'S Thuml.rr aw.l «.lunlay. onl, all
"I'd rather you wonbl not." intwrrel
other iralnr d.Uy ei<w|*i *un«ta}
Tralaa I and « arri i a I. VH-aay in l.»rin Mary. "Our paths In Ufa are very dit
roaawl aim the K. t w-utt, b>«nnd train, a. ferent. and be. of course, would feel no
well a. thing iwn m «lire, heura In Allan, Interest In m».'*
Sola«* departure .u a r uuli bound train
"Am I to conchid* that yon, too, feel
FotUas.l
Train *-<- 3 n iinwi. with the ». I* «r,t • :<!* no interest lu him?" returned Mr. Stuart,
train ai ■■ ,a at i.wr r ' ■* Inde,- ■ i-nee, an«! again bls large eye« react»«I uu
MrMlnn.111. and all ,«.inia north to |-«i<ien,l
Mary's fare with a curious espreualon.
Xlnv is STOXI Manager
But she made no reply, and, s«»«n rising
J Tt'RMH, Age* I. Albany
op sal«! It was time for her to go bom«.
a
a
a
a
s
•
a
Vacation wss over, and again In tha
halls of M«nmt Holyok» waa beard tbe
tread of many feet, and tbe aonu«! of
youthful voices as «me by «me the pupils
camo back to their accustomed places.
---- VIA
For a time Mary waa und»<-ided whether
to return or not. for much as she desired
an education she could not help feeling
d«U«*ate about receiving It from a »Iran
ger, but Mre Mason, to whom all her
thioighta and feeling» were cuufi«led. ad-
vle»«l her to return, and ai-eordlngly the
first dty of tbe term foun-l her again at
Trama leave West win h-r t'.rrtland and way M'.nnt Holyoke, where ahe was warmly
atar lona at lo A-a tn tear, h-r AU*any .1 aan weleometl by her teacher» an«l compaa-
■
____
Ion». Still, it did not ecem Ilk» the olden
time, for Ida was not there, an«! Jenny's
iMves Portland a ® • «a . 7 r m
merry laugh was g««ne.
AIMnr 13 «*j- n> le *• p m
Arriva* «.shlao.l I: ua m . Il a» a m
Patiently and prraeveringly through the
»•■ r «n- rii lo
n .4 V , in
y»ar she atu.li»«!. storing her mind with
“ Han r.aiiriaeoT «Ir- m . a 11 e m
- <<«*■ s «I a ».Ilio *
useful knowle«lge. and when at last the
twnvvr It • ,ta »
annual examination cam», not one In th*
" a>.«•« ' ni 1 li. » ,te i n>,
senior claas stood higher, or was grad-
M t'tair«go 3 4» a m... « ai s m
** lo. a ngeles I «> p m , « a m
uate.1 with more h«mor than herself. Mrs
- Kl r«e.» P IO «P m
Maaon. who was there, listened with all
•* Fort w orth saia m . S » p m
a parent's pride anil foudaeae to b»r
■* t ity ot Neswes Ma tu , « v. a m.
M Itonsion la mia tu
adopted child, aa she promptly responded
n M*w t wleans a JR p. m . e 3» a m
Io every qiumtio«. Hut It was not Mrs
" W set. ln«ion a «3 e m . a «3 a m
•• he» York 13 U p aa . 13 4» p ai
i Mawm'a prearnre al.m» which incited
Mary to do so well. Among th» crowd
rwllwsn »u-l To.ari.1 cars on N.ih Irai». of spectators sh» raught a gitmpeo of a
I hair era s*r,a,.,«no* lo iw-l«s«a<l It' I'«*.-, fare which twice before ah- had soon —
ami i*«rt«l cart la. »><««<>. m laeu. Vvw or
on«-» In th» whool room at Rire Corner
IM.»« an-t w aahinfton
«onaeeon« «i >«n grdiriaro «Uh «eversi •o«l on«-» In th* grav*yard at Chicopee.
bn- •
il nwlHla. Japan ■ blu CkUlpi-inw Turn which way sb» would, sb* felt rath­
i rao«: a- i •
* ■ ■
•
se* Mr* M «. *i*“1s.lia. Meat *' Wv«< er than saw bow intently Mr. Stuart
». slalom, e. a.M-*m
watched her. an«! whan at last the •«ar­
C H MAMKHAM.
rises were ovrr. anti abe with albera
Awl U«n r«l A r.a* Agl
Fust lang. Or.
...Horseshoeing a Specialty •••
BANK.. OF.. SCIO
CAPITAL, $20,000.
WATCHMAKER
Corvallis 4 Eastern R.R.
EAST AND SOUTH
Shasta Route
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