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THE SCENIC LINE
SHELION
Through Halt lake City, lxw*lvill», Pueblo, Colorado Springe anj
Denver, St 1
the I an. >1» Rocky Mountain Scenery by .lav light to all poluta huât.
EEALESTATE BROKER,
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jMtlCl Cf th* r»bC*
K0UTT Public
Scio Or»gca
I’aMt trains daily between Ogden ami Denver
"...Jrrn I qulprornt
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I In ..ugh I’ullman and lourtal
Sleeping Cara and Superb Dlnmg car S rvk«.
/• //. At a aldini
STOPOX EKS
S»ú»r In
ALLOW LI)
Fur rates, folders nini other
furinliatlOH ttddiej;*
Fresh Candy. Kuta, Cigar« an.l T.d«<<<>,
and soft drink» of all kind*
I ry Him
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ft. W. HftGDY
All kind» of watches, cl<< ka and jesslry
promptly re psi red
sexo onxaox
UNDERTAKING GOODS'
We bave alw ays on hand a full lino of
(’a*kctH, <‘ttflina, ami robe» at low price«. Uur
R OILL
PICTURE FRAMING
AM»
H'ajroo Maker
ALBANY
l>t*l>iirtii nt cannot be beat.
Pictures
framed in any . ize or style at reasonable prices
Scio PlaningMills, Scio, Oregon
COUA'TEH
M.Killop A Chur.hlll. Prop».
Al.HANY OREGON
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LIVERY & FEED STABLES?,!
Irvine & At yer, Props.
yn M
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Hack rnnncctfi with all trains at U’cst Scio
and morning train at At unkt vs
Our ri¿s are first-dass anti our horses (¡tssl
drivers. Prices reasonable.
H ELLIS
EYE AND EAR
Me Ida am block
Albany, Oreg.-n
J. J. Burncs & Son,
General Blacksmiths
and Wagonmakers
We buy our »lock in large quantities
and keep a full lin» of carrlag»
and
aag"n material. All kiixia ot work In
<eir line dou» on abort notice.
Horseshoeing i Specialty
SGIO, OREGON
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C. HUMPHREY
uaoano—Sewtnan Broa and
Kimball
riavoa— Chwkeruig, Kimlwll,
Wrist and others
E.U. WILL
(general $lusir Realer
Music Books, Pheet Manic, Small Instrumenta and Hiring»
Agent tor tb» popolar T«w H..n.« H*»in« Ma. hin»
It Sell i Siiiu licllie Tar >21, f armici tir Fue Tnu
Need I ee and Huppliea far all Hewing Machina«
Piano«. Organ«, and Sawing Machine« Repaired
Albany, Oregon
120 First Street
r
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lh.r
Lug l>il ion has lowered tha world'»
ra.old l.y tiotting a mil ■ m la* min
utaa tlal at Rradvilla, .Maae.
A di • ha*gv*l cirrua employ« in Mav­
ra. liuveils oja tied the door > I Ibe m*>n-
key rag"« and liberated 10 of the ani­
mal».
PHYSICIAN ail SURGEON
Nhavlng..........
Hair Cutting
hh«ni|NK>lng
Hath». ..............
I»
An at'empt te lie up t'l.i. air<> rattan-
rants foil*»!, not oter 10 par cant ot
tlie employe« .v.mlng out.
A 0. PRILL M D.
In
l»<«ra«Ong
Tl.e hhsmmk hav lawn remeaavirml
but enon»h hal eat ba» la-n raotovwd t
keep tha time al oaamw tha rama.
M»dieid
Th» bitt 2IK meal
Open all night.
Week.
II II. Koh! aast den le» that ha la tn
•nter tl.e .al inet aa poatmaatar georraL
Cine Inaiti,
LUA CH
t*«»t
Import­
Co|or>»l C II. Smith, kn..»n in bi»
wrlUoga a» "Hill Arp." I» ds»l
8CI0. OREGON
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I>»mp a rati, er is causing great nr •
D »• a panerai banking ami eschangv' •aaineaa am.urg hop gr .«»'«.
bu» nr»«
I. «• Uisvle at current rat«»
Tl.lrti I«- p'v were Injur»! in a tram
and drafts iseuevl un principal cit*»».
ere-k user Bloom I ng t » III.
D.
B c I k U c
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Many Iteadrra.
J M MOORE
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happenings here in
Ptoaaaa at Bwdapaal.
parts of thf
Pr«M»t«d la <o«de»»«d term. Moat
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
0rid xulu
itevi«»
ant Itappewiwca “*
OTFZZSU
Fiat: cost Lhit.
J Ovar Owa Haalred Peep*« Perish la tlw
Visons. Aug. : « — 'ccv'tding to a
special diapalcb recaivul hare 121 par-
• ns pariai.*1 in tha fire al Bndapaat.
TUINNIVI
Comprvhrwalv«
DENTIST
C BROVi’vr.
tu.
Crcj > »
£»*J
Pullman ai»«l T« nn»t rar» <»« l».<l*
train« ( hatr ram b*»rr»n»rt»l** to
Im atri I I r»**, an*l laeriM ran t»*
I hkni|pF. b! I/fili», Sew Orlrnn« •u*l
U ••I»ingt4»fi
(‘«Milif'rtintf •! San I ran<
with
rrrral hnrwf* ||>Mt«>hilu. Japwn Chin«
’itUippturi*, 4 entrai atri «SiMith Amar-
<a
: .'.è-' D M. D,
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oatnfrfd ìmm
TUO NF.MISPNF.tFS.
Traina leav» Weet Hrio h.r Portland
•nd »ay »tallona at 10 AS a m.
vr lllwuy at 2 IA p n.
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Dank
Stute
NO. 9
AlGtST îîH.
EVENTS OF THE DAV
ri.e ganiiam ¿íru-s rajtçrç J^)T) S0'l?5
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
(OC NT Y. OKEfiON,
Budapest
Aug. 9»>. — Fire «tarted
this evening in • lour story building,
tb» two lower «toile» nt whkh ••<• or-
cnp*«i by a fancy « <»!• firm, llu upper
rt<» r< Iwing residential (lata.
I bare
were 200 wuvk ;*opl» in !!•» building,
• nd it *• now Mated that l«*ween 40
sa l Ao pervona w» • Burned tu dvath
Tl>» poll.» announc» that hy jumping
i.in the »indo»« IS ;«r«on« sere
ahlvel ami 1» injured, nin» (»rioiiaiy
The damage la avilmate.) at 4,i(XI,lXA*
aroo»n, looetly covered by laaurancw.
The warvb' u«e contained pH«» of
llimay material and tlu Gulira a,.read
with
frightful
rapidity ami •*» *n
saihvvd th« reaidvntlsl fimvrs. Only
tbs •<> k pv»>pls near Uie doo a below
• •re al l» to effect tlieir eev ap»
The
rasideul« strove, rawing their «arap» cut
>ff, rlnng deep» aisly to wiuduwa.
■creaming lot Irelp
The firemen Iteld out aheeta ol can
vaae ami eall«! 1« them Io jump.
.*• llleei. |»r».a> sere aaved in thia say,
1 but many in jumping miaard Ilia al.eel,
nma twlng kilted on the «(•■!
till IK GW s IHIVI PS.
Prune Orvwvra el Wuivawlt« tall«) Pvu-
pua« I» Orga«*«« uiimpaay.
Arre»t««l bv (iVfwvra
Barb«r shop.
In a Uveo
* »II KIVI <M kHHIM
Onl, a Aery tea» Pucikaa el that Uraet
Ceaaty
CaltlvaAta
At a meeting of prune grower« held
lo Ha lem a few daya ago. a movement
waa »tart.-d for the orgamtation of a
mutual Inaurati, e company for the In
auran. e of piune dryer« The grower«
were agreed that (he Inaurane» rom
panie» .barge too high a rate of pre
mlum for thia < laa» of rtaka. and that
the roet would be greatly reduced by
cooperative a. t on
A .ommlttee t<
report a plan of organliatlon *«■ ap
pointed < onalatlng of John Pemberton
W H Wright
chairman. Rosedale
Roae Inarg; Auguatu» High Van<u<iver
A Hhlber Philomath Mr Bisecherei
Halem II S Olle. Ha lem Il J Zur
< her. liberty
Il I« Intended that the Inauran. » aa
>< h lai Ion
«hall
»..epi
member*
throughout Oregon and Waahlngtoo
and Iraneart a general bualneua wait
«i prune Irr- i and warebmaaM The
new organlaatlon will hav» no conae.
(Ion with any of the other pruncgiow
era* aaao. tallona
Prof F I Kent of the Oregon Agri
cultural colleg». baa Just returned
to Corvallla from a viali of a mouth a
<:urntlon to the .rigateci region« uf
Klamath county. where he gava apwc
lai attentlou tu the method« uf apply
ng water the ktn.l <*f «rope grow»
4nd the . »t. rit of the Irrigable ar»» of
that action of th* «tat»
Klamath county
haa an ar»« of
ubout <I0O square mil«« nearly aa
(r.-at a. the Male of ____________
__
Maaaa. hueetta
Of thl» ar. . .ouipet. nl engineer» «•
mat - that i
more than K0 aquar»
•
.
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whole .an I«- t >ught under Irriga
th.n ovten • and produ. e .ulllvated
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... « '«
tvallable for Irrigation but h»r varlomr
. «
adapted to *<> the grow
Ing c of the native
■■•».. grasera, »bi. b ar»
uaej mainly for hay
Corning Bv«»ta.
Articles of Incorporation wara • led
i the off!, r of of the secretary of alata
last week aa follows
ANOTHIIi CONAI5T L AI our.
Wooda
O regon
Art kW» of Iwvorperatto» fit»«.
Rummer aaaoclatlon of the Nnrtb
w.at Indiali »<>-:>.Tea N'ewport. Aug
i Baker City
Reno, Nav., Aug 2« — J. W. l'ooda, usi 17 27
Pie* dant Francfo, of the 1904 fair,
I« 000.*04
Baseball tournani.nl Ralnler. Aug
ia charged silli using that pair. n»ge on« o( the e«c«pv.| convh ts fiom lol
fall» City
Mercantilo .»vapaay
on July 27, wa« arreatwl Ahi« UM «T 2»
to gam Democrat!* -upiorl in tl.a pre*- •om
falls City I ooO
morning (>v C*>r>»*.able W i >»>n and otti
U
A
II
en.ampment, Weatport
idantial race.
i Mining . ..tnnany Mc.tFurg
i crr l.aepar, «bile la*ing aliavi d ina tuguat 1 8«>pt..mt>er 1.
*21 «00
h»< rotary Hitch o. k baa added loan- barbar shop.
Southern Oregon pioneer reunion
hip 37 north, range 25 ea*l, to the i
American
Investment
company.
Co* »tabi« Wìl on waa ataoding oli Aahland, Heptember 1
Cortland (5000
(Ikanoga** ai’hdrawa In f aatern Wash­ ■vvKvtml «(levi Ibis morning «ben he
Hlats convention of mining men
ington, «here land« are being eian.- notn ed a man anatra ring tha dracrtp Portland, September 1.
Oregon l.nmlur land and Mining
inval to deter.i.me the .lee rabllity ol tiou of Wood» come a ound the cornei |
I
'A
Oregon national guard encampment
putting m a government irrigation >yv- troni Cwntcr atteat and antar thè bar | September .1 ly Third Infantry O«a>
kl.'dford liu»tne«a College exempany
tom.
Iter ahop.
Wilson «lartrd to enter the hart park Flrat batte.y Heaa. le Aug Medford *30«
•t 20. »«parate battalion Ro»'burg
I ord Salisbury, ei premier uf Eng­ liarber ahop Imi, »veiiig a revolver lu
Divi» Miulng company Baker City
*500.000
land, ia dead.
ibe man'« Iwlt, dvK'idad to get help, H«ptemlw>r S 12
| T< irether sllh leejer. he entered tlie
Cia/'kamaa roiislv tea. here' Inali
I later n* Manufa. luring company.
Eight flren m were aermusly burned
Salvili IIO.ouO
shop and covered M .ae'asith a tevol lut» Oregon City Heptember IS IT
at a Chicago fir».
ver and
1.» Klculfe.1 him.
Wrasla
State fair. Salem September It 19
f ' '
In r .i . «
g
i . nipany. I a
A cloudburst at Denver did consider- oPcrwl no re»i«taixe
Wovda was tak
Second ao.lt h«rn Oregon district Irande * ..io
•Ida damage to property.
• n to the jail ami turnrd over to Sheriff fair, Eugen« ftaptember Jfi-Octob«r S
H
'-a-b an.l Door company,
"ortland (50000
Harney county fair, Burna Septet**
A party ol 25 ^alt lake people a*» Hav ea.
Wied» mid he cam» to Reno from • er 1« 2*
*►
4 F ' ka l<4llr.>ad company
milking a t*>ur of Oreg m,
•oi ■ Ian II
Tiuckv« on a freight train last night
Race». Antelope September 17 It
Tha Maredonian revolution is marked He aaked Deputy Sheilff Maiaell
Stock eihlblt and race meet. Port
by more inaaaaer«« at Monas.ir.
i let lonvlt’t Muphy, captm.l laat night, land September 21 20
Prv paring to IrMM.
Tha crui»er Marblehead and the gun occupy tli» came <«ll will, hm, lor, he
......... •>.! «»»tern Oregon dlatrl.t fai*
The Oregon City nuvnufm luring
lx>at Concord are am bond m the Prut- »aid, "you ahould treat me sell «»lung The Halle«. H"pt»ml>«r 22 26
'• * .i the
aa I live. I know that banging «»alt»
land hailxrr.
|g M '• w.«>lea
Klamath county fair. Klamath Falla
(tie. and it cannot tausibly do ■ I V
iill plagi ia that city to repla.« th»
October 6 0
The Canadian government will use
harm to let me see Mu pby."
that was burn..! laat month
Th«
Crook county jockey < lub tneei
lieacefill measure« In the suppre« ion ot
o»t w II appallatale fio 000
Moot
Prineville. October 27 29
f h ipi . no » h ill pponr.
ixw.'hii’g on ihe great lake«.
>f th» building» »III ba of wood aad
Lincoln county fair. Toledo Reptsm
ort'ignted Iron
and Iha prln.lpal
A bill to pension va'ersns of the
iteneral Motes Pet urn» from tlorevo ber 1012
dm.
tu r, mill 1« thrr» atorlea high,
Cayuse Indian war sill be introduced
.nd
will
1.«
dlr«,
tly
t ranne, ted Io the
With Many haw Idesa.
at th« nest session of congreaa.
am l. Hiding
The management of
hoard ef Trad« Formed
Manila, Aug. 2ti — General Ixmnai.l
• »gpe ta to raaaaw operation»
The entire Humbert family lias l>aen
The new Induatr!»« Inaugural*! In Il thio .tty October 15
Wool haa returned from » visit to the
An automati«
I nml guilty of sw indllng and sentemwd
Ja<
kaouvllle
am!
vicinity
are
ahowlng
governor of Borneo, whet» he ha* been
'em. at a .oat of (IDiMM will b» pr»
to from one t five vaars* iuiprisomnent.
reaulta
whl.
h
Indicate
a
revival
<>f
th*
mr wime time observing the mrth*»l»
ure.I !.. pour water on Incipient Ire»
The Turkith government has prom- adoptavl by the British government to old time preelige and proaperlty of
th*
place
The
three
great
lumbering
lee.I fulfillment ol all ol Ru«»is'
pacify and pr<.m >to the Intervet» of the
Oa I quäl I not lag.
mill« directly tributary to It th» pro
mand «ml the csar's s<|uar<lon of
native« and to tmpro e the lommar la
tin t of whl. h all .enter« here the
Th» »tat» bw»rd of edu. atlon ha» r»
veararls has troen ordered home
ixmdiliont of the country.
Genera lar?» manufacturing plant, planing
•■ntly made a rullng whlch will pr»-
I anada wants a better trademark law Wool report* It at the Btii|*h govern mill and boi fa< tory in operation In
vrnt ’h. graduale« of normal «. hool»
mailt
haa
obtained
remarkable
reeult*
town,
the
rompletlon
of
the
general
enacted.
• 1
na >n lag «tat«
in Hie np'Hting ol the native« of Borneo ra< plant an.l many other contemplai
Austria »ill support Ruaaia in her and returns to the Phi ippine« with ed Impiovrmenta have Inaplred rene» ;«r<>r« In thia »lat. uni. »a they hav»
paaaed Mat« eiamlnation» th» aam» a»
damanda on Tnrkey.
many naw ideas which ha »III, with rd confidence In the pia. e and ho»l
neaa men were never doing better or ar« n..w requlred t graduale« of Or»
Hanator Quay says he will seek ao the cognisance and aaaistam-a of Graver- were more hopeful for the future than goa normal »• h<«>la
The rcaaoa fnr
nor Taft, put into operation iu th* >•» ia-
further political honors.
at the pr»«ent tlm*
Aa an evidence thl» i« that the board will not giv» ta
late la.
of the proeparltjr and coaidonc» of «rlifl. alt« and dlplomaa of utber
Al*>ut 7,500 tagtila workers in Haa-
I .eneial Wi»»l ia pre|t«rlng to liegin
In the future of the etala» a higher . r«.|lt thaa la glv»a
ony are on a at*ike for a shorter w..rk a campaign in the Jolo archipelago, in­ bualneaa inon
a Um rd of trade baa been re to tlmllar papera in thl« ■tat»
place,
day.
to which territory ha a ill go accompan- lently orgatdttaJ under the moat fav
Tha Vuitad Mates aixi < bine«e treaty led by a military force of sufficient oratile auspice«
Frank tarila Bevoraws 1 Wateea.
c inimiaaloners have resumed work on •trengUt to |«rmll his en’ering into the
Huperlnten.tent James of ih» Or»
interior, where he eipacls to obtain
con
penltentlsry.
ha«
International treaties
appoint»«
Pulp Mill Cloa«a Dowa.
Frank furti« lo «m .ewd E A M. Pbsr-
goal results In h'a .lealing* with the
Be. auae of Ihe »«treme low «tage of •on. who rwalgned
King Peter, of Forvia, Par again native« by applying anma ot the i,lea>
thè poaitioa uf
tb'vwtenad to soljcaia nnlesa condi­ lie ha« evolved as • reeult ol Illa o’teer the Willamette river the management warden ('urti« It a demi» rat and waa
of the Willamette I'ulp « Paper mills a <an.liliale for thè leglalatur» frooi
tion» change at th» capital.
cations in Borneo
at (In-Con City haa found It necessary Multm.iiiab .. inty In l»02
II» ha»
to
. '.ove 'loen «tallón A whb h la l>> hern aervlng for aom« lime aa a guard
Hwitserlaixl haa objected to Dr.
HLl I» AS I It IHL»tl Ul IM
valed
on
the
vast
aide
of
the
river
al Ih« prlaon
tjvniy, het minister at Parts, serving
It la In thia mill that the pulp I« pre
on the Venaaualan arbitration court.
Chicago«»» Who <al'«d Io find OoM parevi by whl. h the paper I» manufa.
'
In Patagonia on Turk'» lata nd.
tured In the milla on the west »Id» __ ___ Hlg CarwFval at Portiate.
Th» Trana-Miaaiaaippi coagrrea in­
For* land‘a Mg fall carnival. Kaplan.•
The clo-ing down of station A how
dorsed tl.» Lewis and Clark lair and
Chicago. Aug 21.—-Th» Tribune to
ever will ihh interfere In any way with l»r 14 to 2» inclusiva, la giravi thia
passed a resolution lav»rmg a govern« day aaya
the operation of the main milla of tb. vaar under tb» auspice« ol lira MulV
luent appropriation of * 1 ,(Xh>,lM>0.
Hig men who >»ilr<d away from Chi* corporation since there Is a aulBclent nomali A th lati. Club.
cage • year ago in »rat. h of ag hl ml,.« supply of pulp on hand to keep the
I »rd Salisbury'« condition ia very
In the wild* ol I'ataronia ar» nuw un- mills going for several week»
grav».
PORTI AND MAKkFTS.
der arrevt at Tnrka ialand, in Ihe W. at
In
tie»,
»napret*«!
of
nlil.ueteri
»
A havid City, Neb., man baa mar­
Sa'«m Milla May Bum (MI.
Their arreet and the detention of their
WI.Ml —Wall» Wall». 7707«r. blew
ried hie «tapmotbar.
The management of Ih» Hslem wool »tain, M0<«(<c; vallay. *0e.
acboonnr. Mercury, l a» been lai I bef >r»
<
n
mille
have
beco
figurina
for
aome
The poser« ar» .-onaidering ate pa to th» aecratary ol »tat»
Flour —Valley, |9 fiOul3.BA par bur-
•nd th» uprialng in Macedonia.
Chari»» Corrigan, a Tega» cowl, v, tini» ora thè vii» -Ut ut'■ .1 "f oli f"r r»l, hard wheat atraighta. *3 ao<4 00.
wheat,
patents, ** l(h*< **.
ran.» Io Chicago laat fill. wat. bed lake wood for fori In thè miti. The rapld hard
Fir» in tb» Beaumont, Tega», oil
•ailing I. r a month and then to k five a 1v«n. ■ in thè pr - e of w»»l ha» mede rrat.am, *3 9 <«9.Zfi, »Hol» wheel,
field« deetroyed ISO.l»<>0 worth ol prop-
It dealrahl» lo firn! a <h«ap»r fu»l The *3 Mfg t.00 rye »1 »at, * I 00
men into hie confidence Corrigan raid
o dt dlffl.ultv rii' .«intere.! waa In thè
•tly.
he had a map »' owing the <o atlon al a egpuaa» <«f r«ttl"g thè oli d»llver»d
Iter l»y— lee. I, * I ' »0 a IV *0 per to«;
<.»neral J< lin C. Black, o* lllmoi», gold min» tlvaling that of King Holo­ h»re and when tbe oli company ha» brewing. *21; rolled, (2l<*tl »0
<>at»—No I whit», *1 07 % ; *vay,
Ilia atrwy
that ita d <e vrrer rt.mplnte.l
,._m, Ita _____________
haa t«<en elm ted Oommaudar tn chief <d mon
arrangement» for «tor
bad b-en driven out by native», and ,aa Tvfl at Portland It la thought thia *I.OC'«I lift per cental.
th» <i. A. R.
Mill »tuff»—Hraa. 129 par too; ml*.
whan 1.» di»d on a ranch he gave th» dlflb ultjr <an b* met
William P. Sullivan, a Alia oiri arn I drawing» to Corrigan. The ve»»el will
dllngs, *97. abort», »99. eliop, *1*.
ator, haa le*n found guilty of grafting !• held until lb» bunneaa of it» owner»
lin»»«Hl dairy food, *19.
I nina Crvawwry Pr»ap«n>»a.
and fine.] *100
Hay—Timothy, old, »20 p»r tou.
can >« inventigattul.
The t'nlon rrasmery has at laat
a«w, |14*|l*; clover, nominal, grata,
Ixvndonara were much anrpriwd al
come firmly eatabllahed and la doing
Te H«'p Cuban »an
lire »bowing of Shamrock III. They
a large b<i«lnr-»a In manufacturing but *12; cheat, nominal.
" Butter—Fan. y creamery, 20<P2JS»
eg|MV> ted l.»r to hav» a walkover.
liavara. Ang 2*1 — M«'*o Menomai, ter and fine < ream for aupplvlng the
town» of thia part of the »tat»
A per pound, dairy, nominal; »lor«, I*
prom
in
­
•
distintili«''«»!
gv-eral
«
d
a
Preai.lent ltoo»»v»lt will allow nn
appoint- aklmmlng «talion la in operation at «■ 17e.
die. riminalioa in favor of union men ent planter, ha« accepted the
Cove and the company I« now pre
Cl. era»—Full cream, twin», l*r;
mi
nt
aa
on»
of
the
comm
lie
louera
to
by th« government, neither will he op­
rvariaq to establish another elation ■t Yirang America, 15c, factory prirna,
negotiate
tb»
»SS.000.000
loan.
Ketv
of
pea» them in any way.
Medical Spring»
20 mile« »»at
L0 I
'•••
tor Dola will I* offered ■ rommiml,.nrr- üolon.
Poultry—Chicken».
mil»!,
Ilfo
A granite monument marking tb» ah Ip »nd Rins Rivera Id mantinoad a»
IlSe
per pound; spring, 1*4 8«;
■it« n( th» birthpl».» ot tb» lata I*real the third member ol th» co-n" I** ion.
lerty Canta f«r Pkklsg M«pa
hen». Il S'* He; broiler«. (9 00 par
lent t heater A Arthur haa hwen erecl- Th» revoluti..-ary »old ar revia or ary
turkey«,
live,
HMIfc pee
A niimler of prominent hopgmwera d.raan
• I at I airfield Vermont
committee ha« Iwen cr-n-t tu il
I' I«
held an Info-mal meeting at Halem round vlieeerd,lf «lAe duck«, *4*4.bO
Til» wi'tan ot Ih-aeen. Philippine I»- co |»>«ad ot on» jtplg- ol th« .opten»«
I at weeh and and .’!»< uaaed the price p«rdoa«n; <•»•» |**9*.M.
land,» haa »|«l<<ia»d for Inaoltiog the coart, judge» of tha «odiane» corarla of
to be paid for hoppl'king It wa» th»
*gg«—Oregon ranch, I9e.
Havana
and
Mantenía»
an.l
two
mil*«
American dag. »eying hit craiy a.n
rouaensu» of opinion that 1° «ente •
Potabw»—Oregon, 'fiOSStk pur Mak ;
• a» ra»|*>n»ibl» fur th» "«trag».
tary ofllc.r«.
g
s »weet potat.vee, *Hr P»r pound.
number
of
grower»
are
advertlalng
for
Th» Tran»-Mia»ia-ippi ..mgraa» i» in
W heat Hack«—In lota of 100, *%«.
Wind 5 wm »» Island«.
nicker« an.l a few of th« larger yard»
anas i on in Seattle.
Hast — Grow »tears. *3 75<4 N,
Kingeton, lamaica, Aug TH. — A hav» their list nearly complete
■lrr«a«d, * S<*7 Hr per poo ml.
Tl.a llamborg-Ameriran Framal.lp aclm.ner »hirti ar»iw»l Ime» Ibis morn-
V«al—*e per pooled.
company will eetal.liah a lin« on the ipg reporta th«t th» Caymao i*l»nda
Will Meedte M»e« Thia V«»r
M'lton— (lr.ua. (3; draaaed, *!*•
Pa. ific .»»an.
wer» devaatatml hv a borrica' e on th»
The 'W’ltlemette valley pruae a««oc de: lam!«, grnae, *9.A0; <lr»«aud, 7«.
evening
ol
Angurt
11.
Many
houaee
at
latlon held Ito annual atnckholdera-
Tl.e kaiser of (formaay will a»k th*
Hngp-Oroaa, 1» *0«8.78| draaaad,
The »»ore YSe-
reichetag to provide for »n in. revue ir (,eovget<>wn, a village near th» w»et meeting laat Haturday
end of Grand Cayman ialand. wer» de- tary*» renort
«bowed
among other
the army of 3».(MX) men
Hop«— l'*(»2 crop. JOr p«r pound.
molíal e.!. The vwaela in the barfs r thin»» that th» aaem-latlon handled
Tallow—Prime, per pouaj, *•*«;
Mayor Willian» of Portland, ba» were driven out to M, two •ohw<|'i»nt S 750 008 pound» of prune« laat aeaarm
asfird “aw retare Mooly to aeml one •» ly return- d but th# other» have not In all probability the quantity control No. 2 and praam. 9S4**«.
Wool — Valley, 17«18e; Kaatova
mor« «arv*»■»!• Io th» Portland hariavv l>een heard of up to Augnai IS. All led hy the a»«o«latlon will b« larger
("»vegon, ISfolfic, mohair, 35<97**«.
thia
year
than
laat
during th» rarnival in Hept am bar.
ih tn«*» an>I crop« were dratr.red