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«ATHF.KI D THOM UX PARTS OF THE
Among the elements and forces
llaleheBf, Mincharía, June 14 —A
nature there are several enemie«
flanking movement of the J«p«nM«
sroutxJ the Russian left fr. m Feng
good root!*, but tlie greatest of them
Only Firrt-Claaa Shop In Th« Cil»
UIKI.MUN UN »WAMP UN)
200.000 But ND* of »004..
Msng Cheng, June 9, waa repulsed
water, ft washes away the material
with a l«we of two whole battalloiia.
Shaving.........
of tlie road. It s.wka Into the r.»d and Osvsraoe Brcel.es th« Test Fr««i th« Oetaa-lsaacS llvsstock Camp «a y
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JapgMwwa
t la
••
Hair Cutting
Istrrlwr Dspartmeal.
softest« it ao that the wagon wlmwla cut
pows ot I mm« mm Clip
th« morning along the Fang Mang
•5
Shampooing
into the eurfsce making rat* and holes
Salem—Governor Chamberlain he*
Pendleton—Two hundred thousand ( bang and Haichegtg r<ad. Ttie Bur­
••
Hath.......
It permewtea and »-ftens tlw foundation received the full test of the decision <>f pounds of wool heve Ie-n sold by the eaus bad a f.inv atr. i .ly p.wted in a
Ik A I OKI N.
ao that the surface of tlm road sinks or the anrrelary of the interior reject mg Gwinn-Isaacs livrst<.-k rwmpany, of ravin« 30 miles southeast ■>! Hau hang.
breaksup. In the alntet the aster tlie claim of the state <d Oregon to the which J. IL Gwinn, Secrelary of the The J«|t«nrw «rr« pi«* rUr*1 by two
that is in the road free«««, ex (amis, swamp lands within the Klamath In­ Oreg-® U'. k Igrow-r«' .-»•< i«lnm anda balta It on«, who walked mio lbw Rua-
Ruaeia has called out
Briefly staled, the resident of Pendleton, is a partner •ian anibu«i*w<U.
and loaa-ns and disintegrate« th« road dian reservation.
Many dc(mrte»l union
Tbay rweivtd a monkruui nA« and
■lecision quote« the .samp land act of I tie Gwinn-Isaac.< company la consider­
material.
riving at !>vnver.
The m.at important thing In the litrirt. which specifkally provhles that ed an biabo atieep Ann. although a artillery flrw at dote range an«l wera
The Russian force« at Ping, *rtilh of building of r«ads is to lessen or prevent the grant Io the state »hall "Inclmle ‘•rgr poetlosi of its animals range In wi|te«i out, onlr une or two rece pi ng.
The main Ja¡wn«*r une. wh h waa
Niu Chwang have l*en h.rw»l to evacu­ th« ravage« -4 water, ymt n.i leature of any lamia which the government may summer in the western spur oí the Floe
th« work is »> neglect««! as thia. Many , have rweerved, sol«! or disposed ot (in mountains In Grant county. The com giratly ati|>rriiir to ihr Ibimtan (urrw,
ate
l»jcal read su|mrvi»ors seem to give no pursuame of sny law heretofois enact pany ia one of the largest sh<«p Cori- lrie<l to outflank the Kiineiana who
\JJ l h’ ’M J* I INTI FR. I» M p
Russia will not hr«d the protest of
drew off without Ewing a man. The
n»n«ideration 4o the -|ueeti-«i of drain rd I prior Io the confirmation of title to erm. imralimr in th- Northwest
the ravina
M'a buy our»t ■ k in larg« quantifies Britain against declaring fo*»latuffs<v>n- age. and the rreult is a regular mu«l tw made under the suthority of the
late as it ia, w>me <d the Gwinn- J activer, chwlng in.
tf*band.
tdurkage during several weeks or mid art.”
l.aocs Lamia are not yet eie« sheared vat ant, «a\r for thrir own dead.
and keep a full line of carriage and
The treaty creating the Klamath res­ Kight bands were trailed into summer
An attempt has br»-n made to kidnap months of the year.
wag u material. Allkimlaof work lu
Bl SAUN AB IV »»ÜLI INU
The following are a few simple rules ervation was not made until I MH. but range in Grant county from the huske
the Italian consul at Tangier, M<>rooi*>.
our line dona on short notice.
county. '
| by twndito
the observance of which would go (ar the .1» .- n k " • that the right or river country in Malheur
C:'.o Crtgoa
4
li’le of <Mvn*<an<'y of the lutlians «»■ Here the company ba. over 50,000 acre« tii alt at ion <H«r Vktory on th« lang
All RuMian warshl|* at Port Arthur toward (mitering the r.axlsof thia coun­
»ang Chang Bund.
isted friar to that time. «» rwgniw-d lee»ed hum the ohi iMlles military
try:
are expert«-»I to Im rae«ly for «er«ice
by
the
act
of
l»4*.
«alabllahlng
the
ter
­
First.
The
roa>l
ahouhi
he
»>
l.s-alesl
lami
company
which
secured
control
of
Liao
Yang.
June 14 —The army hers
PRILL M. D.
. within a fortnight
and Constrwctesi as to avoid strep ritorial government of Oreg-m, wherein an ImnienM- an-« in tirant ami one or is increasing rapidly, a Imdi epuulroo
• The teictb semiannual reunion of grade* down which tlie water rnsl.ee it was provided
two otlxr ruiintiv« f r cutting a roghi arriving daily.
1Ut
Scottish Kite Maaon* of Oregon I. in I during heavy rams tearing up ami
'That nothing in this act contained through the interior in the early dajrs,
There is m> fresh news from Port
■resion at Portland.
•hall be constme»! to impair the rights and lite Gwinn Isaac people haw HO Arthur, tior has any confirmation of
washing away the r»*<l material.
Scia, Cr«gsa
Second. The foumlatiun of the rood of person or property now |>ertaining tn sections on a long lease
As govern­ serious events having occurred lhers
Congressman Metcalf, of California.
should Im thoroughly drameti by o|*n the Indians in said territory, n» long as ment sec thms alternate with each sec­ been revel re. I
On the contrary, ac­
' is si.<t cl to -',«••-•) < 'oi tri you a» so
•ide dlt< hra which will carry off the such rights shall remain imeitin tion granted to the military rumi com- cording to the brat information, every­
Ttlsçîtoa* Sx:bsas« Xo 11.
1 Vary of commene ami lal«>r.
water, ami where tie»eoeary tile drains guiahed by treaty l«tween the Untied pany, the sheepmen have an Inaimi» thing is going well.
The national heads of the Rat hl»,n«- should Im laid in the foundation rtarlf. Htalea and such Indiana, or to affect the territory available. In »pile of the
The officers atxl men here are very
8HELI0N
Oregon ! Sisters ami Pythian Sisters, at a cur-
Third.
The surface of the r<«»l authoiity ol the government of the normally overcrowded comliliun of tlie «nthu.ia.tic over the driving Imck of
, lerrnce. Iiave prepared a plan for the should Im hard and smooth and have Cnited States to make any tegulalion Grant range, no trouble i. vgperieoced tl e Japanr-e oil the road Ivlwou Feng
i consolidation ol the two orders.
sufficient slope (.ward the aides to shed respecting such Indiana, their lands, with settler» by the Gwinn-lseae ps-o- Mang Cheng ami Haichetig June 9.
pioperty or other rights, by treaty, law pie. partly beraner their laud is Irai *.1
Only a com|<aratively short di.tance
A cloudburst on the tableland adja­ the «urfac* water.
crr::xAS
Fourth. Ruts ami holes on the stir j or others i»-( which it a mi Id have been and partly because there are lew oi no ■rpWralM the Jspalirm' and Ruaaian
cent to Sterling, Colora-lo, caused a
................... T. J. Mrwisas sheet of water 10 to 18 inches deep to (ace of the finished road should Imfllle»! ronqwtent to the government to make »•tilers in the district they o-cu PT- In armies and th« snidicrs are all anilooa
Juliet cf lit react
Xttary TïUlt ('resident
—.1,
• » fa-t .is n. id. - that i water < an Ils- if this i. t had never
addition to thia, their sheep trail I. lot active operations to begin.
Cashier..
...................... W. A. Ewtao cover the lower portion of the town.
Belo Ortgea
The secretary of the interior holds through sparsely »tiled and luitrvn
1 Much ilamsgr was done to growing on the surfac* to I* worke»l up into
that this provi»! n r.-< hni«<-« the title country.
mud.
kLBtIBATKIN BI NTS LtTTLH.
'crops in that »N'tmn.
Th«*« rules are simple an<l easy to or right of i»< ii|' iu. y of the Indian»
The remaining live band» <>f ibi»
H «. s general banking and eichange
The land offl-e at Oregon City m«y follow, and any one wlio given any aeri- to all the country occtipie»! by them
ouintry How I amoua Bussian Oenaral lHr««ta
bus neM I. us mads at current rates lie move»l to Protland.
. his thought to the matta r can »•<• tlie and that the tn-aty of 1164 operate»! In Idaho.
Hie Campaign.
and drafts UsueJ on principal citi««.
Abner McKinley, brother of the late a iwlom of following them, Still they merely to I •-«!«• to the I nite.1 States the
I
iao
Yang,
June 14.—Tin- entire Rus­
are alinoet univeraady ignored I s« the rights the Imlains held in lamia other
Preaident McKinley, is dead.
Aska Inr B«c«tv«r.
sian plan of cam,.sign ig dilWrtnd' (fWB
condition of our road« abundantly i'han
those »el apart as a plai-e of rear
than th<
F'lgene—It McMurphy, one of the a railway cart Iago here, ic which Gen­
The Colorado train robliers have
All kinds of watches, clucks and jewelry
proves.
dence—the Klamath reservation. In
again < i i'i- d t < pi s— »nd are further
stockholders of the Willamette Valley eral Kuropatkin work», eats and »lerps
What thia country ne«-«is ia a radical other words, the treaty of IM4 lull re-
promptly repaired.
Woolan Manufacturing r< mpany, ha. The car 1» divided tnt" a mloon, a
.nto the hill*.
-VIA-
change, a new era in road building du< <-d the extent of the powaaiori of
t>rgun suit for oi-|iie«tration of the study ami a bedroom. The commander
SCX3 CRX3CX
The man who attempt«-»! to kill the The peopla have been moving in ruts ; ilre Indiana, w h-*e right esistad prior
Fhigenr woo en mill property ami ap- in chief (lasees the moat of his time in
IMO and «till
; Spanish premier lias Is-en m-nt to pria- in inott - Ml - tlmii "iu- an«] if each
pointment of a receiver.
Tills action the study at work, surrounded l*y his
—
—
I on for 17 veers.
l.x-al community ia left to work out the
is the rssult of too .mail capita) to I»- aides.
Although small of stature,
The wife of Mayor Bellinger, of Seat­ rigid problem alone, they will continue
.MILLION SMI l!P BN BOI TH.
gin with and inistakv« In building the Kuropatkin la at once distinguishable
Li
move
in
the
sama
ruts,
and
every
tle, has Imen wartu-d of a plot against
mill, so that by the time the mill was among tile entourage, however brilliant
year millions of dollars will Im thrown
MvKrllop A Churchill. Props.
Ik-Ing to th« Bl»« Mountains tor the in condition to I m -«-. .me pr«»!*ict|va and may !>e their uniforms, by bis <leUsr-
Tr» ■ • 1- ■■»«» U <-•! s io for Portland her husband's life.
into the mud, to say nothing of the
protltable the capital and resources mined gesture« amt »tardy figure.
Ils
Summer Bang«.
I mv «
and way .tali' U.S al 10 45 a. m
Chinese report that a battle »«• lies'» resulting from the use of l«d
were mi nearly eihau.te«] that it suffer­ baa the reputation of being just and
or All-any at 3 45 p. m.
ALBANY OREGON
fought June 9 within seven mile« of r<«<ls. 1 ecturM on roa<l improvement
Pendleton—Tens of thousands of
ed for operating money.
This caused his word ia law. III. officers rcp<«>
U m - inner forts of Port Arthur.
seem to do very little g.xsl. Book* and sheep are en route to summer range in
I the fullest coufldrm » In him «nd hr I«
the mill to l>e unprtalcutive.
.eaves Portland * 30 a m., 8 30 p. m.
the
Blur
mountain*
acnaw
various
bulletins
on
road
hnildin*
appear
to
The Panama commlaaioneni are sure
Alliany 13 10 p in , 11 30 p. m. I
The best 20c meal In the
v a ley
the Idol <>f ths coiiiuku - wddiera, ami
parte
of
Vmatilla
county.
Between
have
very
little
effect.
Arrives Ashland 1.' ’Ll a m., 11J0 a in. a currency system aco-ptable to the
Open all night.
Ith< foreign attache« rind him moat
Big Insan« Asylum Bolla.
30,000
and
30,
(MM)
travel«»!
last
week
What
the
local
column
nit
iea
nee»l
is
“
Sacramento 7 55 p m , 8 55 a m
I'nitc«! Slates will Im adoptol by Tana­
Salem—The monthly rv|»orl of tlie pleasant. Hr takes little or u rei el-
practical object leamms and actual as­ up the Walla Walla river r.«l through
"
Sau Francisco 7.55 p. in , 8.55 a ina.
«tate
Insane asylum for May shows one cept a half hour's siesta after lunch,
sistance, and these can come only from Freewater and Milton, numerous bands
])K M H. ELLIS
Pullman and Tourist cars on both
Mor« union niineis ale Ix-ing deport- the stat»- governments and the fe-leral | went up the I'mat Illa, an.l flocks are of the Inrgv.t monthly ln< realms In when the heal is ex eeeivs, and he uo
trams < "
_ __
_ ____
_ , of the Inst _ - casionaliy Indulges in the distraction
«1 fr..in Colorado and U m wot* will be government. It Is for thia reason that moving southward up Birch and simil­ enrollment
in _ thn
history
i- n and I I Pa»>, and tourist cars to
g
kept
up
until
all
are
taken
out
of
the
tution.
d
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_____
... ... ____ _
ar
creeks
into
Southern
Vmatilla
road
reformers
every
w
here
are
turning
I hicago, St Louis, New Orleans and
from the eiriiu of o | h ration« are
state.
M a.hington.
toward state and national aid as the Trie mountaian range of thia county, is now the highest it ha. ever liven.
M< Uwaln block
Nundmr
him “•
hour ’■< ‘I'« <«*y
Albany, Orag"0
l._
_____ ..! ..allen!«
l'<>nnc<ting at Han Franciser» with
and portions of I nion and Grant coun- The report shows
The Japanese are i i nstructing a rail- '>nly soluton of the r<ad problem.
1
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ri... ...........
The
getterai rat« „..n
well, ol t
eversi linee !<>r Honolulu. Japan, China road fr.uu Feng Wang Cheng to Shak-
April 30, 1,31». r«.<iv»l during May.
The ha»i roads of the Unite»! States I ties, are tlie ultimate »leatinatioM,
simple
dishes,
but
he
seldom
remains
Tdlippinea,
Central
and
South
Amer
­
di-< liargwi lit.
IJ C. HUMPHREY
_
_ 43; «•»■«i», reim ned,
dedal, 30 mile« to the southeast, near are a blight, a curse, a disgrace and all ' The annual protost ia also Imginning
al Ih» laide more than a halt hour.
es.
died,
9;
eloped,
5;
u<imtvr
re
na
In
I
ng
(Mktriotic,
progressive
citirens
should
to
go
from
water
user»
111
the
irrigated
the mouth <d the Yalu river.
He drinks wine, smokes a cigar or two
Sea Mrs M F. M',-«!i>ansee, agent at
make a giand united effort to wipe *cti«ms, who are afraid that the flow June 1, 1,350, The total expenditures
after breakfast ami •«■!• an «sample of
RiHwevelt di-sires Ambassador Choate them . ut and put our nation on a level
M est Scio station, or »idreas
their various streams will Im lessen»-»! weir 11 4,315.
abatemtousneae to bls officers,
Ila
to auccvcsi Knox as attorney general.
with the atlvanced nations of F.uro(m through shvep rating out underbrush
For tht Liverpool ufl Lenita
W.
CUMAN, G. P. A.,
rises st 7 o'clock ami retiree al mid-
Wool «ello at High Bri»«
at
the
headwaters
of
tbraa
streams
in
the
matter
of
roads.
John
W.
Minto
has
Imen
afuiinted
Qoba Intuxanct Cctnpaay
Whether the incrcaaing »leflciency in
Pendleton—Tract ically all tli« re- night.
Portland, Ore (uietuiastei at Tortland, to take charge
PestBcnce in Siberia.
flow during the dry seasons is due to mainlng wool of Vmatilla c <unty waa
July 1.
»91ADBoN »HL Ill Bl vl»V
Paris, June 15. — letters receive»! extra demamle ma«le by the constantlv disp«»*—1 of at th« »«-'orni wool aale
Perdicaria, the American held by from correspondent, who have
u
growing
numtier
of
irrigators,
or
to
tlie
under
the
auspicst
of
the
Slate
investi-
Moroccan Iwndita, will »x>n I* re­ gated the condition, prevailing in 81- disappearance o( mountain shrubbery growers' association
l leven growers AiMikl Cao -«nd Mor« -hip« to
lease»).
gior II l‘wwrg»My ar«.es
leria show that the natives are suffer­ and consequent lack of anything to <•- dispnee«! of cll|« aggregating IWH.OOO
The clip ol Isaac Knots of
The Japanee« have dislodged Russian ing severely as a result of the war. An Ulin tlie snowfall is a disputed issue pounds
Paris. June 14 —Information has
forcea in a numtmr of towns along the ■•pidrmic has broken out among the between aheepm*n and water users, an Pilot Rock, consisting of Ih.tHia p 'linda, lorn rrceive-t from I -i .n C 'luerning
I laborwrs who live around lake Baikal, issue which brings up the old conleu- top|«-l the market at 15'. lenta, Th« the plana of the American loittltwliip
I l.iao Yang.
un<l it i. feated tlie disease, the ewt lion a boat whether aheepherder* burn average price »a. 14 rema.
spia, i ron Rear Admiral Baiker ri­
We have alnay* on hand a
line
A waterspout in Oklahoma was the
natuie of which has not yet lw-«-n as- <>al the
__ _____
undergrowth
„_____ __
to help grass tor
péela to leave Li.lion June lh lor Gib­
Caskets,
and
ut low
Our ! an»' of three deaths and waah«-d away eertaim-d, will affect the troops who ' the nest sea»»ti or not.
raltar, where tlie epiadton will remain
PORTIA'I) MUklTS.
' many htMtaea,
Mraii«bile, the bands whose aggre
are |>as»ing through on the nay to Man- i
until the Moroccan incident I. settled.
Kanawa objecta to Iming made the < huria. The unfortunates affect») by gate will fill the Blue mountains ot
M’heet—Ualla Malla, 70e; bltMWtem, <>n the arrival there ol the Illinois ami
dumping ground for tlie objectionable tlie disease usually die within forty­ three count!«-» metrtior>e«i with n-arlv 78e; valley. 79e.
Minourl, the »qtutdron will consist ol
Colorado unioni»ta.
eight hours attei living tir.t attsckcd, 1,000,000 sheep are pouring in, ami
Barley—Feed, I .’ I (>er ton; rolle»L ail of the moot tm.lern l>«tlle»liipa, he-
•idea the two stpiadrons of crutaera and
Many union miner» are Iming de- and so far all known lemediea have can I* encounter»! on any mountain |34 5O«2S.
highway.
(w-rred from the Victor, Colorado, proven useless.
Flour—Valley, 0 I wo«4 05 per bar­ gunboata now at Tangier. Although
Departn
cannot
Pictures
rel; hard wheat s'raighta, tl*» 25, Admiral Barker dore not e»|—t that
mining district every day.
Visits ths Handl!'. Camp.
Hay Crop la Short.
cleats,
«3 »5(4 4 10; hard wheat pat­ ■he rirtewily will arum ol taking tli«
in any i ize or style reasonable
Cripple Creek alliance has dmide-l
Tangier, June 15—J W. s. Laager­
Hillslioro— The M’aehmgt ui county ent*. 84 40'44 70. graham. I3MW4. i>a(tle«hip« to Tangier, yet he will re­
i it will not tty to break up the print- ’ man, commiaaioner of the Moroccan hay crop will not I* mure than a half
whole wheat, 44« I 35. rye tl ur, |4 50. main at Gibraltar for the pur|n«e of
. era' union, (earing that the pa(*rs will section at the St. louia «ipoaitlan, ar­ yield this sra»-n, ow mg to the eitreme
Oats—No. 1 wbite, | I.J.i . gray, 11 30 meeting any possible contingency.
. sus|mn»L
rivi-! here today from the camp ol Rai- dry weather during the mon*h of May. per ton.
M'hen the American epiadroii leaves
Gibraltar It will not go to Villefranche,
Four hundre»! » bool children were ; •uli, the landit. In an interview gii- In the lowlands along the Tualatin and
M.
r
i thrown in a mana at San J»*e, Cal , by an to the Aee<icial«>l Press. Mr. lotngsr- „tbwr small streams the timothy is mhidlings, ».”> 50 37
-I <rt*. »’.’o « as at flrat in tend» I, but will go to Pie­
ra us and cruise through the Grecian
"I met Raisuli «ml his
h better than ..n the t-lams, where
the lueaking down of a platform in a man .«id
II-
|
tbeatvr. None were seriously injured. tiaiMi fully armed and mi.piciou« of the )n mMny placwe there is not a thiru of
Hay—Timothy, ||5<4|H per ton. archipelago, later, the »piadrun will
visit. For a few rniutes the situation a yield. Th way things look. Wash-
go to Corfu and Treats.
Tin- tecretnry of the Minwownert' aa- was critical, luit all |>a.sr«l off well. ; ington county, wInch has always sent clover, |k<9, gram, 811912; cheat,
llltRIS.
; «trial ion says the deal re to make all’ Ion Perdicaris is much better ami In .rat tboumi.ds of tons ot timothy each
04 tlrsat Strategical Importance.
Vegetables—Turnips 81 35 per sack .
f join the union and not the eight hour goral spirita over the prospect of bin
Tokio, June 14—The town of Hiu-
season for Philippine shipment, will carrots, |i ’>0; te-•(•», fl t’>. tabbag*,
■ lay is the real Issue in the Colorado : speedy release.”
not I» sble to enter the markets to any 3'43 '«c; lettuce, Imad, 35<440c (mr do«, yen, now occupied by the Japanese
j trouble.
apprsciable eitcnt.
cauliflower. 11 75*13 per d «. celery, army, ia of great strategical import»
Oaa. Drove Back Teals
p,*tma»ter Bancroft, of Portland, ‘
75 a t*Oc per d«><.; cm unda ta, 41.35- ance, being situated alwrul 40 miles
<F
Tokio, June IS—Rear Admiral
lias resigned.
(tood Sirs-bscry Crop
I 50 per d<>a; asparagus, 5Oc; peaa, 5c vast by aouth of Kaiking ami 45 milee
report, that Tne»lay a part of the fleet 1
per
pound; rhutsarb, 3c ,**r pound ; southeast of llaiclieng. It command«
Salem
—
The
strawberry
tiarvewt
is
The American Medical aaaudntion l>onil>arded the We.t c««st of the I Ì m |
, now in full swing in lids vicinity and Imans, green, l3Sc; »piaah, »l per perfectly the r<ad»tead of t»>th placco.
will meet in Portland in 1905.
Tung peninsula, near Kaichau, and
Halmatsa I. also an Important point, aa
one of the largest crop« ever seen 1« box; green ton., tit» (mr dos.
The allrg»-d lewder in the Victor, , drove Ion k a military train that WAS : lieing gathered. Tire bulk of the crop
it controle the inaila to l.iao 'ang ami
Honey— |3v*3 50 j«-r rase.
approaching southward.
No train,
l Colora»lo, riota has (men captured.
Totat-w—Fancy, 75»<i<|l |*r cental; Mukden. By following thia route, the
’ '■ g*'ii>g to the Salem fruit cannery,
have Iren tern since. The enemy was
Mao Tien Un p*aa, a -trungly forti fled
tn a tattle between Colorado ranch- moving in t(" |. and erecting works where aliout 150 persons are employed new potatoes, |l.75<43 (mr cental.
and
alimat imptcgnablr Russian strong,
Fruita
—
Htrawl*rriea,
Oregon,
4'45c
era and train robbers one of the latter evidently ei|>ecting a landing <>t the flacking the fruit. The l«rrle« are el-
iwptlonally gio.l this season. They are per pound; cherri.-a, 50r«fl per box; hold will lie avoided on the advance of
was kill«-»).
Ja|>ane«r at that point and making al)
now coming to the cannery at the rate gmwsrlmrrice. #c per pound; apple«, the Japanese army north«ard.
Baldwins
an<l Bpilxenbergs,
Russia is not negotiating with Tur- pre|«arations to prevent it. Hmall gun- of 13,000 pouml. per day, and a uni­ fancy
Bobbers srs Healsn OH.
key for the parwage of tlie Baltic fleet l«>ats sent in rbre by Rear Admiral form price of 3*« rents per pound is 41.5093.50 per !»»*; choice, 41'4! 60;
flues
lana
T<<<> liotnbarded the
cooking, 75c<44l; rantelouf*, 45 per
through the l>radanelles.
Johnstown, Pa., June 14.—A deeper-
paid.
aork.
crate; apricot», 43.25 (mr box.
lie attempt was made this afternoon
No »ord of l and OH«e Change.
Geneisl Kuroki's movements are a
Butter—Fancy creamery, l7S<430c, by four masked men to rob Superin­
pt*»'»—Chickering, Kimball,
Newman llrua and
Port Art bar Lett la Fats.
puul« I». the Russians and they do not
tendent W. II. C. Haiiieey ami Hccre-
Oregon City—Register A. 8. breseer, store, 13c per pound.
W«b*r and other«
Kimball
Fggs—Oreg->n ranch, IS<4|8iac per tary Frank Howard, rd tlie Johnstown
I know what Ur expect next.
■t. Petereburg. June 15.—Relief is •>! the Oregon City land office, in reply
waler company, "I about I- i . imh ) in
felt in militry circle« at the remsva) of to an inquiry concerning ttie proposed doaen.
The mother of lewis Etael, the dissension in military circles.
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, 139 12 Sc cash, which they were conveying to
It I* removal of the local lami office from
American correepomlent killed by Chi umlerstiaal that the Mile responsibility <»regon City to Portland, said he had per pound; small, spring, 30<433c, the new I Ml ton Run dam, near thia
near, has tiled a < laim for |2U,000 with devolve»! upon General Kurop.tkin, receive«! nothing of any official nature bens, 13'4l3Sr; turkeys, live, 18917c city, to pay off the 400 men employed
China.
and that no serious attempt will he from Waahlngton as to the proprwrd |w>r pound; dressed. 189Me; ducks. there. The two men made a plucky
j«r run for it and »ara|*d, but not until
People of Oregon City aie ear- I
Attorney General Knox has l»en made to relieve Port Arthur. It is re- change. ~
two horse* bail been killed.
chosen to succeed the late Senator ported that the Vladivostok »piadron priaeii at the pr-qaard change In leca pound.
Cheese— Full cresm, twins, new
now consist* of three ciuisrrs and foo* lion of the land office, and will atri**
Quay,
Basalaes killed Number 700.
stock, I3'»9l3c; oM stocfc,
10c;
ironclads
ft is therefore presumed to retain the office here.
An attempt was made naer Granta that the »|uadmn baa eflecte»! a junc-
Tokio, Jnne 14.—The military com-
kfusio Books, flhast Music. Hmall Instrument« and Hiring«
Young America, 14c.
Pate to wreck a pammnger ’ train on the lion with Port Arthur veseels.
Veto« Cewwty Seat Fight.
Hop«—1903 cr»»p. 239 %e per («ound. mlaalon ««signed to bury the Russian
Agent tor th« popular "New Home” flawing Machins
Southern Pacific. Tiro I placed on a
Wool—Vslley, 19920« per pound; 'lead in the latti» of Nanahan hill al
la Grande—The complete election re­
curie were discoveied by the engineer
Bastian Prisoner. In J.pan
turn« of l'ni»n county »how a majority Eastern Oregon, 11915c; mobair, 30c KInchon May 3*. present»! Ila final re­
in time to prevent setioua i ecu Its.
part Imlay. It waa found that ten Kua-
Tokio, June 15.—The Rumian pria- for the removal of the county arat. per p»iun»l for choice.
Newdlea sod flappllea for ell Bowing Machine«.
aian nffice/a and twt4 men who fell in
oners in the hospitals in Japan numlwr The vote on the removal of the county
Beef— l>re»»m«l, 597'g'c per pound.
No tree« haaloen found of the Victor
Plano*, Organa, and Sewing Machines Repaired.
54ri, including 19 officers. Of these 1" -rat from Union to la Gramie was 2,-
Mutton—r>rr»w«l, 49'lc per pound; the hattie, bad been carefully horied.
aasaasins.
and 30 men were buried by the owt-
men ami 10 officer« are wounded while 553 for removal and 1,003 against, lamb«, *c.
120 First
Albany, Oregon
poeta, making the total nnmlier of killed
V«ul-Drveaed.«<*97< (mr poun«L
General Ki ropatkin. with hi« main tlie others are suffering from sickness making a total of 419 nor* than the 80
left tiehind by the Ruaelana <04.
p r cent required.
Pork—Hreesed, *97c pet poand.
of various swts.
í >rcw la at l.iao Yang.
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By I). C. Humphrey.
J. J. Barnes & Son,
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General Blacksmiths
and Wagonmakers
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Horseshoeing a Specialty
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