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LINN
COUNTY
NOVEMBK1C 8
NEWS OF TH ESTATE
EVENTSOF TUE BAN
ABDUL HAMID ALARMED
Foil A LARGE XAV\
iNin ttas (oaslaim ta,th All M>.«d at I
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bslasMt
Fsuitnwat
Pravadt.
T MS OF INTEREST FROM ALL 1
-ROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF
FORTY MORE AMERICAN VES­
Paris. Nov. 4 —"Th«* •ultan lia»
PARTS OF OREGON.
THE WORLO.
SELS ARE PROPOSED.
( ordered the completion with all *|«*ed
G L VINCENT. Prep.
i ivt the defenare at Hmyrna ami the
entrance to the Dardauellre, " »ay*
th«* Constantinoph*
correspondent «epuri Juil Suhemtled Bv tUant M ( oaMnw
Only Firtt ClAM Shop in the Gty A
of th« Echo de Faria. "Hubmarinr
hoa N«* Irait Kante Irma M next er
Slaving ..
IS cantt
minis will I«* placed ami troops mo-
Battle Shipe l)»«a lu Tu« Uran Aut
Hair Cutting
25 “
biliaed at pointe where diwntlurka-
Shampooing
lions are likely.
A violent anti­
..IS “
VeeMle Seeded Io Make a Jiyauwtrital
Baths
French Ruling exist«, and b*ar» are
2$ -
\a»y Io» ( mied Malet
felt (or the uisty of French reaidenta
4M ««I sxsrasiaM Mrsielass
in
Turkish
cities,
Constantinople
Hol»»-s arc causing eonsiilerwbl«
France ha* sent an ultimatum Io
Washington, Nov. 4 —Over and
in the naighl»*rii<Msl <»i Bnavks, Mari- i excepted,"
Turkey.
The officials of the foreign office above tin* four war»hi|w for which
0lt. J. W. VOGEI.
i on county.
Carnegie i* not a l>e!icver in the
tialay informed the AaMsrial«-«i Frews
Many improvement» are content- that the information sa*t forth in the conrresa direclrai hint last ■eason to
Nicaragua
canal.
Specialist for Refraction and
prejrare plana a* a Inala for •l»pn>
plat«»l <>n the Golden Standard mine, dispatches yesterday
wa* comet.
Oregon bo|* took the first prite at
priatluns at the n«*xt session,
; on Gall» creek
Defects of the Eye.
The m«*orrert announcement (rem
th«- Fan-Amer lean.*
tary Imng haa I ••(ore him the feet »ni­
It is estimated that the Itouglas Toulon of the return of Admiral Gail-
t onr i . a vn, oh .
No fresh plague « a*r» have Isen re
Iiiendatioiu of the Is «rd of na
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vol
county prur*e crop will approximate laid'* diviaion, which er«ut«*«l a great
construct ion looking to the authori­
Will make reealar tripe to Krkx ported al Liver|iool.
3,tNM).(MM) |munds.
acnaatmn, emanaleil from th«* corre-
U aicli local Cut'iuih F>r data at visit*.
sation ot by congrvaa n| the building
Th« Buliig lay naval statmn will
II o I mm . broke th* seal on th»- door •pond* nt ■>( a well known news ag«-n- of 4<) more vessels of claamw from Imt-
rial nearly 92<l imm >,<**>
Th«* announcement was that Ad­
I of a freight car at Eugene and t00k ; cy
: tin ahii* down to tug Is-at«
The
All navigation on the Yukon lias
herefrodi alm containing a tarier miral Maigret, commandant of the plans fur the two armored cruiser»
Mediterranean
lin
t
returned
to
!'
u-
•top|sd on account ”t the ice.
I number of rifle cartridges.
and two Inltlv »hi|«s projected by con«
Ion at 10 O'clock with all his v«*aaels.
An attempt was m*«lr to assassinate
gre-sa lost srreion already have hern
The eoal bunkers at Riverton,
including thou* belonging to Admiral
th«- dowager emprvss of China.
prepared, aixl look to the construc­
county, are filltvl with coal,
Gaillard'* dilvsion. Th»* c«»rr»-s|Mio«i
mine is now in pueitrun to get out a ent of the news agency refrrred to tion of IB,ISSI ton lutti«* stujas atxl 14,-
President Roosevelt lia* issu«-«l Ilia
large amount of coal if the proper Confused the fleet*, owing to tlx« dark- IMX) cruiaer». The Imltle shijw and
first Thanksgiving pnclamstion.
J. BlîARI), Prop
: cruiser» a«ldith>nal to thorn* which the
■ arrangement* fur shippimg can le ne«.
Admiral Gaillard has three
Effort* are living made to prevent
const rucitou I m «ni pro)M«w<«| prulnb-
made
cruiser»
ami
I
wo
torpedo
l»>al
de
­
Samar relela from receiving supplies
!y will I m - f th»- >«nir and general
A 30 hot atsvcl tower, weighing he- stroyers in hi* M|na<lron
N«wly FurniJwd and Rsfutsd
7be acting governor of Hawaii
i lv|»*
fhe I m uni a complete plan is
’
tween
5(k.)
aixl
fits)
jiound»,
«ill
arrive
Thn-ugi' t«t..*^J*
asks ili«t Oriental latmrera 1« udmit-
Hire«* M-a going lutile shqw of
SAN JUAN PIER SEI ZEO
al Athena (hi» week for the new tire
ted.
alsiut III.issi tons displacement.
Ou» U Mr» ar* supp'ird with th*
hell. This hell wa» prewntrai to th«*
Two armored cruÌMir» of shout 14.-
The
report
is
current
in
Washing-
department hy <*
A
Barrett, of trsachi»« Cass Is B« Trts<1 la t*a Coevts <•
tr»i (hr mark« t at! r.l..*'».*
is»)
ton* displacement.
| ton that I himse Minister Wu ba»
i Athena.
T«tl Vaixluy at Lxsas«
South al Bradgo
SOO. OREGON l«-en rveai led.
Hix gunboat* . f «bout 1.200 ton*.
Bai list timothy hay continu«* to I«* •
Hix guiilMut* of »I m mt rt*M> ton*.
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•Man Juan. F It . Nov. 4.—Tin pier
Commissioner Hermann
reports
COLONEL R. C. JUDSON
haubil to Athena by the rancher» ol ’
Hix guidatala of about 2l»> tons.
property
of
the
New
York
A
Porto
nearly 3&,0lM),(MN> acre* of unreserved
Weston mountain
The hay i» stored
Two collier* ui alami 15,IMI) tons.
Hico
Hleamshlp
Com|«ny
ha»
lat-n
land in Oregon.
j in warehouM-s and later will lw* »hip- i
Drvottt HimMlI to t>T'«lopint A««Kultur*l K<sour««t of tasihingtoa.
One re|uir ship of a)«>ut 7,.'*M*t<nis
sei ml by the police in the name of
|M«I to market
The price paid is 4 >
Botha jiervonally led the attack on
Hix training «hipa of about 2.(1»)
Ora «on and Idaho
the paope of Porto Rico under order»
|w*r ton, or 93 leaa than was jianl in received from Governor Hunt.
I tlie British a few days ago which
Th«- ! tons.
The latest g««»l work start«»! by Colonel It C. Jmlson. of Portland, Athena last sca»«>n.
cnd«*l mi di»a»tnou»ly for the latter.
Four picket lauta ot alami 850
pier, which waa erected under a
i* the holding of exchange fairs at central liuaineaa pointa at frequent inter­
The city of Ontario has lot the con­ lii'ens«' of the war dv|«rtment. wa» Iona.
A captive I mv II ooii containing nine
vals.
Farmers and stockmen attend these fairs atid display their farm
Four tuglauta.
tract fur a 54M) foot arti-aian well, burned some month» ago, amt the
la-rsons broke l«ae at Ban FranciM-o
prialucts. also cattle, horses and sheep, in the street* for a day or two
Sale* riu* material taken from th«* well will
W bile the above ap|«*ar* to be a
com|atny ■■ngag«si in rebuiding using
The occupant»
W« tei« our Most Is lar*s qosnlllKMi • n<l and lloaled away.
They tn turn are |«<tn>niMtl freely.
k---|..|i«:! I-«. -I « •«« iMi' •*•-! aa*!*** lueur- land«-«} safely after a ride of ’it) miles. are then made to local merchant».
i la* aasaye«! for gold.
If oil indica­ the old pile foundation contending startling amount of naval construc­
i.l vil kind, ml aura iu ou> Un. don. ua
Biisinea» move» briskly.
Ideas are eichanged. The women folk« enjoy ; lion» are goial it will
li« sunk to a that it »till lias rights under the tion to recommend to eongrere, it is
»I...II noli**.
I i ■ - ■
.n of Admiral shopping and a brief rest
l.aixl sales are also made. S<1 tiers are attracted
much greater depth. The machinery license of the secretary of war and It stat«»! that it is alter all, nearly a
Schley has l<*-n concluded
by the newspaper publicity. Colonel Judson'» efforts are always original,at- is on the ground and
has starte«l to was simply repairing damage done by re|a-tition ul the program submitted
• ••
He la-hevea in amity rather than animosity, a I work.
Canaala optmM-s the abrogation of tractive and sulaitantial.
the elements.
The council rubai to that 1««ly through Heeretaty Long
principle that makes friends and iHiaineaa for hi» railroad, the O. R. A N.
I the Clayton-Bulwer treaty.
that the cotn|atny had no right to do l>y tlx* construction laurd last year,
Oil
indications
have
Iren
found
‘
rht practical eiperimenta conducted by Mr. Judaon oa tlw 11 R d N
or
The {mstal cstimat«-» for thecoming
so without a new insular franchise and is even smaller than the aggre­
Walla Walla farm, hi» broad views in encouraging diversified farming, and nrar Sjierta.
I
o.uuo
The actlun taken placsw the mat­ gate tonnage prop<MM<d fai la* author­
work of organizing farmer'» institute meetings, have made him a familiar
The Normal school buiMing • t
is'd by the general or Dewey tauril.
ter hi a J»«ition where the governor
A French squadron »ailed for Tur­ figure to all the progressive industrial workers of the United Blate».
The Weeton is nearing completion.
In each case it is explained the
can jMuut upon the rights of the par
key to press Franc«'» demands.
rnitral Slates agrii ultural d*|iartment has lawn attracti-d by hi» work and
■ 0.1 III,.-..
|,ut U„.
t..
Tlie Dal)«* street* will I* lightod lies concerned.
Lhi- company has (■- ■
Fix deaths from plague have oc­ i!M»l his method» a* object lesson» in encouraging the same kind of work in with electricity after live I'»th Of made an application for an injunc­ *• tal.. T t-1 . .rrv - ut tl,.
r«| j»,|
curred at Liverpool «inre SepU-mls-r 2.. other states.
I next month.
tion, will sue to recover dainagi-a aixl i ') ' I |-r* v 1-I n. th* I nit.-ii Stat«*»
with a iixali-rn navy of sufficient
New York city is Hooded with light
Article* of incorporation oi the will t**l the validity of Secretary
weight half dollars which have la<eti PRESIDENT'S PROCLAMATION
unto w-t my hand and c » um *<I tin- m -»I First Christian church of Pendleton Root's license under the civil re strength and 'nuufe of harmoniotM
unit»
Thia policy was thought out
"•wealed "
gime.
ot the Cnite«l Htates to Is- uifixed.
have been filed.
carefully by the two'board*i .m.l if ||
"Ihint*
st
tlx-
City
of
Washington,
A force of British soldiers surprised &SU Apart Thuraday, Novimbrr 28. at a Dav
The neit Polk county teacher** in­
CASE BECOMES SERIOUS
ia carri«»! out aa proposed, they du-
u ..
i X. .
,
this 2d day of November, in tin* year stitute will I«- held in Dallas alaiut
the Boer*, capturing 22 men and two
dare that the symmetrical navy final­
j of our lain! one thou»aiiil nine bund- the middle of Novcmla r
OFFICERS:
commanders.
ly provided would be very much more
W asliingtoti, Nov. 2 — President red and one, and of tlx* indcjwndence
Miss Slows i AMoftor'i Art fiuldmf DM
J. W. Games
I ” m-
--
. re-ti-T ,1
Presserei .
i-ffivtive than the more numerous
A number of |>otatoca 10 and II
RiHi«.-v« lt today izstied Ins prwlarna-* of the United Htates tin* one nundri*«l
lor full Sum.
W. A. Ewng Roseburg for the Soutlivrii Pacific
Vk< President
navi«* of several of the European
inches long and weighing over three
lion fixing Thursday, Nov«*mla*r 2H.
twenty-sixth.
R. SlwHnn ,n»"1 hold up
Cashier . ....
7
I (Heal)
Constantinople.
Nov. 4 — fust«* U. ■tate».
pounds each were mhibited in Elgin
I Soul )
i» a day <>t national thanksgiving. It i
day the <-#*■• ot Mow Htone again u»-
Anarchists throughout th«* world
recently.
THEODORE ROOHEVELT.
read*
ATACKED BY BOERS
cam«* serious
The brigand» are still
have
held
danc«**
and
other
demon
­
"By
tlx*
president.
Boca a general banking and ctchange j
Three earload* of machinery for the holding out for th«* 1*25.Utlti ranaoni,
"A Proclamation.
The aeaaon i*
strations in honor of Ciolgosi
•'JOHN HAY. Secretary of State." Pomeroy dredger,
to tie operated on and it i* (earrai that should they per­ KitchsMr Kiporli a L' «ait«r la Botlsli TM
btnvinc«*. Loans made al current rate»
nigh when, according to the time- j
l.at«- steaim-r« form Nome say that hallowed custom of our |M-op)e. the!
the John Ihty, arrived al Bumpier sist in their demand Mia* Htone will
and draft* iacacd on priiuipal cities
Lasa taas tt«aVy.
8UBIQ BAY NAVAL STATION
a reign of terror is i*xi»i'te<l in Alaska
let week.
president ap|«iint» a day as the cape- ‘
have to Im Mcr:fic««l
Nevcrthcl«*»,
thi» winter a» there are hundred»
London,
Nm
4 —-laird Kitchener
rial occasion for praise and thank»- i
The grade of ilio John Pay road the negotiations are »till pna*ee>ling.
there who have no mean» of stijqiort. giving to God.
Aoordin« lo lh< Plani of th« N s val Board It
Anxiety prevails this evening at tlie has re|»>rte<l to the war office a dia-
A. W. HAGEY
lending down the mountain to the
*»t« r to the British, near Bethel. East­
Ten state» will vote for state offi-
Mill Coït Ovsr 819,000,000.
“Thi* Thanksgiving finila the peo-!
North Fork in reported to be in very Ulllt««i State« legation wh<*IM-e there
ern Transvaal in which two gun* were
cers thia fall.
pie »till Isiwetl with sorrow for the I
has
been
an
active
exchange
of
t«*le-
Washington, Nov 5.—The major- bad condition.
loat nine officer» were killed and 13
death
of
a
grent
and
gotal
president.
..
.
grams
between
Eddy and
ft is believed at Hofia that Mix We mourn for 17« M<h nt M< Kinkj
rvlM,rl of <h”hv«kd
During the ¡HMt week 70 carload* varum» pointa. Mr. Eddy hail a long wounded and 54 men killral and Ifio
Htotie i» dead.
wound««l
Following ia the tc«t of
I wvmu «» wt* loved And honored him,
Hear Admind laylor, whieh haw of livestock have been chipped from conference with Sir
Nicholas II
Ten persona were killed in tin ami the manner of hi» death »hoitld prepared plana for the proposed new the Pendleton
atockyarda
The O’C-onner, the British amhasaador faird Kitchener'* dis|>atch
4
Ixxiisiana race war,
"I have just hi-anl of a M’ver* at­
awakt n in tlx breast» id our people naval station nt O|onag|M>, P. I , larger ¡«rt of the ihipmenta went to here, who is actively aasisting in tin-
tack
made on tin- rear guard ol Col­
A heavy storm has l*reii raging on a keen anili ty and a rvwolute purl»«* ,how» that the station will cost this the Sound.
AU kind* oí vakliPii. rk*lk« at<4 RwHry f>-
efforts to bring about Mias Htone’»
onel Benson's column when about 20
Puget s<iund lor two day*.
not to le driven by any calamity governnienl 919,359,500, exclusive
A »utwerintion paper ia l«ing circu­ rvleaae.
SCIO
OREGON.
Ho (ar from there lieing any oon northweat of Bethel, near Broken
The Northern Pacific ha* insured from the jutlh of strong, orderly, |>op- of defensive works, signal station, lated in Vnion to raiar funda to ae-
The
ular liberty, which, a» a nation, we
it* pnqs rty for 92O.UM1.IXX).
firmation of th«* rumor) of her death I-aagte, during a thick mist
cure
and
improve
ground»
for
a
park
water supply, coal station, magaxinea
strength of the enemy ia rejiorted to
have thus far safely trial.
circulating
in
the
Bulgarian
border
to !«• uned fur alhlctica.
it ia pro-
King Bdwatd's physician attended
They rusliral two
"Yet, in spite of this gnat diaaater, hospital, encampnieiit ground» and a |».«ed to lease a piece of grounu M.uth district*, it ia said here that another have l»»-n 1,000.
him at an official ree«<ptii>n.
it is nwrrtlicleaa true tiiat no people native village under the control oi of town
letter, written two days ago, haa been guns with the rear guard, but it ia
uncertain whether they were able to
The Csolgo*s autojMiy proveil that on earth have »uch abundant cause the naval authorities, which it is
rweived from her.
remove them. I fear our caaualtii«
TIMK l AHI».
the murderer wa* perfectly aane.
for thanksgiving a* we have. The projioacd to provide for the workmen
Portland Msrksti
were heavy.
Colonel Benaon waa
»«• », tor 5 «««li,«
TRAIN
ROBBERY
ATTEMPTED.
Noyes has made a|>phcatioti for a [ost year, in )iarti<*iilar, ha» been one who will Is* employed regularly at the
Wheat —Walla Walla, nominal,
lr.it. I mi *. Alluni ................... ir 50 F M
wounded, but not acrioualy.
A re­
dockyard
_ ,
’ ’.
I
The luiaril re- 5.'x«55igc?, blurateni, 5tlc, Valley,
(■oatponement of the bearing in hi» ¿4 peace and plenty. We have proa-, Olongapu
••
l'«Mv»II|s
I n> r M
lieving column will reach him thia
non*d in tilings material, and have commcixla that in addition to the 55<*55 tpc.
" mt I v * s V s^ulus
« u F. M. case
Plat le tar»<k Sorth ( oatt limited m Mun morning."
ls*cn able to work for our own uplift- four prominent |w>inta M*lected for
>•» I. roiarulo*
Flour—Best
gratin*.
|2 A5«43.50
The adminiatration
Una L'n«ar1h«d.
l.atrr Ixml Kitchener telegraph«!
Admiral
■ *««*« V oqtr.na
.
• (w A M f «nd t he red net ion in ' Pl i* M ”. ’•’« in thing* intellectual and apirit- the defensive works by
aa follow*
I < stos Con mio
li sa A M
*
11 ,^',n*|v*i. Let us remember that, aa much Ri-mey’s hoard — Hilanguin Island, per barrel; graham. |2 80
St
Paul
Nov.
4
—
Northern
PaciAc
0*1*—Nominal 9Dulf I 00 pr cental
Aolvrs Albanr..................
l| Ur M army.
“Colonel Barton, who
marched
la* been given ua, much will 1« ex nt the entrant*«* of Port Hilanguin .
Barley—Feed, 915*815.50, brewing, accrel service men are working on from tin- constabulary line yesterday,
tao. », ter ll.lroll
A large |s>rtion of th« Mberian, pectad from ua, and that true hum- the |»int on the wcat side of the
what
they
Imlievr
waa
a
plot
to
wreck
flfi
00
prr
ton
I»•*r» Albani
? « A M
reached Ilenaon'a column early thi»
Grandee
Arrlis» PMroll .... ...
If ISi* M pen insula will be o|s*n(*«l to miner« age conies from the heart a» well a» entrance to Suing I my;
Millatuff»—Bran, |I7 a I8; mid and rob tlie North t'oaat Limited morning unop|M»«-d, Hr re|»irta that
next year.
from
tlx-
lips
and
shows
itself
in
Island,
at
the
mid
entrance,
ami
Fort
train
two
weeks
ago
near
Itai
r
laidgc.
tao. 4, r«««m llnlroU
■Hing, 920(421, short», 1U«*2O. chop,
Mont. The ilnted wa» late in reach­ Colonel llenson died of hi» wound»."
)»••»« t*Mraii..........
Pri-psialiohs •re U ing made for dv«-«l». Wc can la-st prove our thank- Ilian, on the east side of Sul-ig Imy 91«
u _ »' __ r M
Arri««» Alban«.
» â «i r. M the return of the Duke of York to fulm-sa to the Almighty by the way entrance—another fort I»- local««! to
Hay—Timothy.
9H<*13; clover, ing Butte west bound, and it waa run
law» Hank Burglarutd
Tram tao. I arrnsn la Alban« la Ums lo England.
| in «Inch, on this <-arth, and at thia protect the landing in Calaguaquin 97i*9.5O; Oregon wild hay, 95(4« per ning fast to regain it* schedule.
ra.nuert with ih» a. |- sonih txrand min. ss
iwy on the wmt coast of Zamhem
Matlock, li . Nov I —Early today
Near
!>err
Ixxlge
the
engine
struck
«.il sa (ino» tao mt ih Tra h< rara In Albani
Mon.
Counteaa R u » m >II demands an apol­
the Bank of Matlock waa buiglarucd
l.-.-rr -tr|««turv ol », F. lux ih bound uain lo«
province, and that the mountain
Butter—Fancy creamery, 25<*27 l«e ; a pile of bridge timber U|wm the
ogy from the amirtant rerrel.ry of
..X)>w
„,er,.ii(Wi
j.
F<-«Uan»l
jmsres
leading
to
the
naval
res
­
track.
Every coach in the train l.y an men, who secured alwxil 92 000.
1 (Sin tao Jreonert» alita Ih« ». F Wol M4a
dairy,
lBi'42or,
store,
144
15c
|»r
K.*«. veil, president of tlx Unilad ervation on the north and east lie
tram si < ..risili» irradi lo« Itulriun.lrua», the iressury.
eicept the observation car waa de­ Of thia amount t-ini waa in »ilver.
! pound.
U Miuni.lls and sii fra.ni. n. ilta io l' .nland
The British larks Bowman B Law Stat««, do hereby designate aa a day , fortified. The board's estimate for
Four of the men acted aa guard«
Eggs—Storage, 20r ; freeh, 23414c railed. Both Hie engineer and fire­
KliWIta KTotaE, Msn»«sr
and Glenogle were ilaatroyrd by fire. ,,f general thanksgiving. Thursday, J equipping the station tor efficient
outaide while the other two went in-
man
»tuck
to
their
p.Mta,
applied
the
i tt'XtaKR. Assai. Alban«.
Eastern 2042!.
»ide. The safe and vault were »hat.
Malvar appoint# himaelf captain j‘''i*
work of re]-sir and outfit of vessel»,
Cheese—Full cream, twin». I2%4 air brakes and the train waa *top|atl
general of the Filipino army. IIi»’•'M*»wommen.! that throughout pending general development, is 912,* 13c. Y<>ung America, I3l«414c
within its own length, all the cost lie« trrvd by dynamite and the building
pnwlamatmn warn, native* who an!
I-ople .«are from their (908,500. The report concludes with
Evidence haa badly wrecked. There ia ahaolutely
Poultry—Chicken», mixed, 92 5o<4 remaining upright.
Americans that they will Is- t .atral » ‘nli-d.weuaptmnsand.it tlx ir rev a statement that much of the mater­ 3 00, hen. 94 00. dresMsl. 10411c Iwen obtained that the timber* were no clew,and no effort was made to fol­
oral
aa traitor*.
*\
r“' bornea atxl piare* of worship ial for tli« station must come from jier pound epringe, 92 504 1.00, intentionally placed on the track ami low the rubier», because all were
The total h«a in
thank the giver of all good for the the United Btatea, though a gixsl
succeeded in heavily armed.
per rlorrn ; ducks. |.1 for old 9-1'**4 the detect ivea have
p
Fourteen paopl*
were killed in a countl«« l>li«»iiigs of our national life. j«rl of it can la* obtaim-d at Hong
money and damage to the »ale and
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4 00 for young, geese. 9«47 ¡1er dos- connecting the men in the plot, No
race riot in I. Louisans.
Imilding la over $4,00(1
"In witness whereof I have here­ Kong.
«n: turkey», live. KMIllc; dreeoed arreata have been made.
I -
<nt General M ili* has sub-1 ---------- --- - -
-
„._■■■ __ —... ..
H4 l<*c per pound.
Sfiammk Mot for Sal«
nutted hia annual rejiort.
R«»« f»4 ColUsioa
ta«l«h Ntatrs* Threats.
Mutton— l-amhe SlgCgroa»; drenanl
Jaswaa tainti Bo«r ColoaiaU
Queenatown, Nov. I.—Sir Thoma»
The state d|a*rtment ia more san-
Rosalia, At ash., Nov. 5 —A rear
«tfifll^c
|*r
pound;
sheep.
93
25
gnaw
,
Cardiff, Wale», Nov. 4.—At a mas» |
I.
¡i.g-i.-ii,
Jamaica, Nov. 4 —The
Lipiea»,
who
srrived
here
today
on
of saving .M;»s Bteae.
«•dlision of freight trains or
îff
. 8c per ticund.
inerting of tiic Mrrtiiyr-Ty«i«*vei col­
.
,
currrai in front of tin* ■l••|»lt here to-
H<>g»—Gri**.heavy 9«4« 25; light, board the White Star line steamer British ship Darien, from Liverpool
Ram. m Argentine have greatly (|
Tbr
wcn.
.„„„j,. lier* tialay. the action «if their repre­
9< 7545 dreeeed. 747 t«c |«r pound Celtic front New York, »aid to a rep- for Mouth American |*>rta, arrived
weaki md the wheat market
,W()
Bnd
wt.n. sentatives in agreeing to »top work
Veal—Small, N4M l«c, large, > 47 l«c rcaentative of th* Aaatrialcd Pre»» here Ualay front Colon, Colombia.
Train, leave Ww< rei* for Portland and war
that the rrp.rt that the MMUMW fc II
•<atl..«iai io *>« m. lea.« lor Albany at > I* ,
Chinee* government ia Iwmg rvor- wrecked, the de|K>t wa» wrecked and last
la»t rrnlay
Friday anil
and Hatunlay
Saturday and threat jier ftound.
She brought reports that luiainesa
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ganised on conservative line*.
the building fir>*«i, and one tramp wa» ruing to atop on other di lay»,
_
in order
Ib-cf—Gross top steers. 93-5044 (Ml. was fur «ale in Nrw York wa* quite
untrue, and he intended racing her continues at a atand»till at Colon.
•lightly
hurt.
The
local
freight
train
to
keep
up
the
price
of
coal,
slid
I mvss rnrtlanit » » • ai.. 1 j> m
COWS
and
heifer*.
93
0043
50,
dressed
The race war in the South contin­
.Merchants here are arranging a
“ Albaity U «n m . X* » ■> m
in American watera neit season.
He
ue« and it ia feared that the militia was standing on the main track. The therefore wage*, «ran confirmed and ims-f, 5l«4«*te Jier |»tund.
Arrio-s A»t>isn.l usa m , Il
a m
reiterated hi» ¡ntrpose to again chal­ meeting for the pur (wise of retpiealing
engine waa drlached atxl waa doing reaolutiona
au
ona in support
of the future I
Sacramelo«, * » m , « tb a m
Hope—BgltOipc per pound.
will
have
to
1«
called
out.
■* Min FraiH-lseo 7 U n m . » 15 a m
tome »witching.
An extra freight action of
<
tlie leaders wa* adopted. 1
to take
Wool—Valley. 114 13i«e j*r jioiind , lenge for the America's cup and ei- the im|»rial government
<*<len .5 W a ■> . Il u a. m.
President Castro, of Venezuela, baa train, with care I«* m I c <I with wheat, The situation ia critical, aa the em­ Eastern Oregon, t*412%c; mohair, prnwet! himself aa Iwtng quite aatiatiral .t.|- to have a large num tier of Baier«
Iteti ver * * m . • a. ■»
X Kaneas « Ite 7 IV a. m , • HI a m,
with the manner in which the Bham- permanently settled on the Island of
declared that mi far aa In» country and pullnl by two engin«*, came ployer« are strongly inclined to rvaort 20421« per |*>und,
■ r bica««» 7 M* m . * al a. m
i* concerned, the revolution ia cndeJ. down the track.
rock If had la-rn sailed
Jamaica.
s les Angele« | *■ p m . ì a m
to a general lockout.
Potatiwa—«54H5 per sack.
• Kl l'«e.-s p m . sp in
•• Furi w orla • SS « ai. • » p m.
Rtawias ol Admiral Villasail
Boer ( oenenande Seffprieed
Will Expos* Rammakcra
France ban a soldier to every 59 in­
“ I l«v ot Me «Ire»
«,1 A a. m
Western farmers all aay that high­
“ lionato« « a m . t * m
New York. Nov. 5 — The Hpanish
habitant*.
Germany
one
to
every
89,
low«r
C*bl«
Rat««
la
th«
PfiilipptMi
London,
Nov. L—Lord Kitchener
Washington, Nov.
4.—Professor
er
pricca
for
hay
and
other
crop*
will
-
Orlean« « JB p a.lFla
Italy one to every 18, Great Britain steamship Montserrat, on her way
“ w asMngion s I.'a w , • u a m
in a dispatch from Pretoria say» Willi* L. Moore, Chief of the wirather
compensate for the loas on corn.
New York, Nov. 4.— The Commer­
- X*w York U *>p ai .13 SS p a»
home from Havana, cam«* into |<irt
one to every 11M).
Colonel Byng auprriaexl a Boer com­ biireau, and hia aaaiitant coml«t the
There are 5,888 libraries in the mando October 25. and ra|><ureel 22
today with her Haga at half-mast. In cial Cable Company today sent out
theory of the rfficacy of »hooting a* a
Fsltaisn a»4 Tirarlst rara oa bruii traine
The Gant system of electric trac­
United
State*,
containing
44.59I.H5I
a mortuary apartment al«>ard the the following notice
"We are ad­
prisoner», including Field Cornet« meana of deatroying hailatorm» amt
Chalr care Sa».ameni» I» O*,lrn atei FI l‘ae>.
tion
uara
3.
(MX)
volt*
in
each
plisse
bonk*
There
i*
one
library
for
evrry
and tmtrlai rara lo < h <er>i. »1 tarala. tas« or­
liner i» the losly of Admiral Villamil, vised that the following reduced rat«*
Hpanneberg and Onisthuiarn.
Colo- aay none of the rejsirtsof ex|«*rimenta
inane and Wsshln*l«»n
14,118 inhabitant«.
nel Fortescue, the diapatch add«, had in Europc haa »haken their opinlon.
< .marron« ai min Frenelsra» allh aererai which ia fill directly to two trolley who lost hi» life during the encounter to the Philippine Islands go into
lln-a In» ll«n»laln. lapan. ('allea Helllpplnaa. wire«, the track forming tlie llurd con­ with the American »hip» at Hantiago.
Nicola Treia has purchased 24*acres a day long running light with Muel­ Prefraaor Moor* will issuc a refw.rt
< mirai and a»nih vinerirà
effect on the 15th inai. :
I. U «on
Thia system pn-videw for \ The l««ly is on the way to Spain.
ree tara M 1 *<««tmanaee a<enl et West ductor.
of land on Ismg Island Hound and will ler‘a Boer command, tirtohrr 27, ahortly on thesubject, elaborating hia
Island,
91-««
per
word
from
New
Kie Hallo«, ■ a.tdr.m
hauling a 250-ton train of freight 20 Before the Montserrat have», the
Ho killed viewa of the inveatigatIona and eg.
erect the largest building of it* kind northward of Balmoral.
<- Il MARKHAM,
mile« an hour on a 10 per cent, grade 1H|iaiii»h «mosul and Hpaniah residents York, all other islands, 41 75 per in the world to experiment with four Boer* and raptured 54 priaonera, |*rim< nta that liavr Iven conducted
Arai i.sa Fjl A l'era Adi
r -rtiaa l. Or.
of thia city hold memorial »Wrvicca.
by a 600-horae |«iwer locomotive.
word from New York."
38 wagon* and much stock.
along theac linca.
wire)«** mcasagre.
Keystone Shaving Parlors
Commercial
House
J. J. II.IIINES it SON
General Blacksmiths and
Wagonmakers....
Hoiseshoeing a Specialty...
r
scio,
BANK.. OF.. SCIO
CAPITAL. $20,000.
W.il
am
Corvallis à Eastern R.R.
EAST AND SOUTH
Shasta Route
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