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Good Turnout!, Prompt and
lourteoui Attention
By T. L DUGGER
BLASOMBLf IITLS
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arrival tew
Condition of Grain No* Make* Im-
men»« Harvest* Almutl Sur»
Chicago. Aug * — Amen»an
HAPPENINGS Of TWO CONTINENTS
— ALBANY
COUXTER
L UXCH
Mikillup * Churchill. Prop*.
A R«aum* of th* L»»» Important but
Not
ALBANY ORI <K>N
PROFESSIONAL""^
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Fire at l«wi»t<m,
damage »4 |70,lXM)
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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GIORGI DAVIE
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PROPRIETOR
j. J. Bonies & Son,
Haul
ORKGON
Al HAN Y
.1 Bl k X
TIMI I ». t> M t>
l»tabo, rauaed a
among bua mean
Teo lineal descendant» of Racajiwe*
base I wen found In a Wyomlug Indian
•ch»» >1.
alJlaXY o««u<>«
ATTORNEY AT LAW
E»«ntt
Mayor lane has summarily diamtaenl
the entire Isxinl 4f health ol Port lami
(to To m«
Goo*el* «< «»
lnt»r«»tmg
of th« P*»t Wwk
WfjBfcl
»arxxT a »cm
Laaa
and Wagonmakers
The visiting French fleet of ill »hipa
received a hearty welcome in Knghfth
water*.
New York Jewish l»aker* are on a
«trike for a reduction of hour* to ten
per »lay.
Ruuasian Zemstvont* believe
war haa «erred its purpose, ami
aspect reforme
the
no*
Two new centers of infection have
lieen diac»iven>ii in the yellow fever dis­
trict outside New Orlena*
Cilixn» of New Grlean* have suh-
•t-ribed 82-50,000 U> be nee«l in »kppr»a-
■ing the yellow fever epidemic.
Brought Together o»> N*«al Yacht and
Introduced by President.
f»rn>*
will profme bigger and better cr»»pe
In a Condensed form fur Our •nd
return many more million» in rev­
enue to the fanning Interest« this «rar
Busy Readers.
i than evtu beftare in tlie history of the
Oregon
Albany
met I NVOYS Mil I
.ountry
All bind» <>f crop»—wheat,
corn, oat», hay and »mailer grain and
I pGaiiKe staple» — have pr»<r.a»«..! to
the stage where this prediction may l<*
ma»le with s»ar»ely the »lightest cliamw
I that the final official figure« will di*
, prove It* cvirre« tnese
Railr aul art)« ial> ami *tati»t>cian* ut
agricultural -ief-arlmenl* In the van»»ua
slate« <>f Hie government grain pro-
( during regions give their |*er»>nal ami
official guarantee that the year I kM is
to I* the banner year In farm piuaper-
Hy.
If there it a di«aenting voice any­
where. it Is drowtuxl out by
the
clamor of optimism that cornea I rum
Illinois, Iowa, Kanes*. Nebraska, the
tar S»utbwe»t, the Pacific rowat anil
Die wonderful spring wheat country
of the Northwest.
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P.*«ibly one wheat crop — that of
HMI —will ex«ee»l that of 190-5
In
HMI the ’crop aggr»-gat«*<l 748,000,0110
bushel». It may 1» that one previous
corn crop, that of l'*02, when 3,<524,-
OOO.nOO bushel* were produce«!, will
not quite be «vpiale-l by the yield of
thi* year.
According to flgur«-* emanating from
■late capital* Hstarlav altern»»>n. 370,-
000,-000 bushel* more of corn will be
raisol thi» year than last in the elates
of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa. Kansas,
Nebraska. Michigan, Minti<v»->la. Mu
aouri. North Dakota, South Ibikota,
Ohio ami Wi»cr>n»in.
FAVOR FARMI Rb COMUNI
TAX BIG CORPORATIONS.
Evening Star Grange DiaCutae* Sub­ Or »non C't< BoAr<j of Trad« Order*
isci Alao Worm Peat
Thorough Inwetfigation.
Mendwi* of Evening Star grange. No.
J7, held an metltut* in their hall >>n
the K«-tiun Ime rumi, in which the
matter >d farmer« forming a rombine
ami organirmg a burean of information,
and the worm )xvl*, were >vm«ider«l
C II Welch *pok-- »trungly in favor
of the farmer* of the alate forming a
< inl ine in th* naie ami handling of
their product«, »ettmg forili that m
thia way they would get I-alter price«
vHher* favor«l the plan.
Arthur II Vichóla *|>-ke on " The
Worm Peat," and claimed that the
prevent worm that -ia doiug ao much
-lamage ia not the army worm at all,
but the rut worm. He »aid that the
army worm a a* longer and had yellow
»tripe« on «ta body. C Mllem. A F
Miller, Mr». IUrl«ra Cmmwell, of
Gray'« river valley. Wa*h , Judge J. F.
t'aplew, and oilier* *|wike
Mr» Cromwell told of the *ap*«i*nce
of (ármete in Gray'» valley, and »aid
that »lie got much valuable inform«
ti-xi at the government building <*n the
ei|H«|tion groun-l*. am! iecommende«l
the farmer» to go there for information
The di« UMion took a wide »cope and
it wae dwid«l to continue It until next
meeting, when all ar« invited to - -me
t ret are«! to auggeat remedie« for the
|-r*t»
Many vialtor» from out of the
• tate «eie present
Oregon CHjr«—In it» effort« to itMMVW
an rq m to I »1* AMkreouient *4 the prt‘|w»r-
tir» of t|»r •* v-»r*i larg*> t«>i|*uration«
<>|wrat i it if In <*l*cltoina« county, th#
()r*gut> City l»xr ! «•( tm<to >•
At • motti ng I a » i week ihr matter of
inxeetignimg «ml reporting <»n thi*
•nf.ject, which La4 fwn retarmi to a
rommiltre «Nmatating of Ave iuriiil<n
« aa mailed fr»»m that tt>mmiUr<*. and
under luatrnrliuna from the organila-
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committee comptarrd of J . I Campbell,
O W b.aeiham and V\ . h I’ Ren to
inveetigale the con nt y ’• a*«e«etiieQt roil
and <jfo*er!aiu the actual ae»e*«menta
tf.At have}! een made against the »lifter
ent corporation*
The tmwrd ia in«ha-
to attack the work of Ameeaor
\elaon. which ia ronaidrred generally
thorcugh, but i* pm-eeding with the
mvewt gation to »tatermme if there
exiat« any groan4 I t the imprreaion
that the larger cor|M»rat>ona are not
I «ear i ng their prof»ortionate «hare of
the buntan ol toxatton.
Answer of Wallow* Road
Iw «»ramie — The Wallowa Valley
Railroad company, represented by J.
W. Cook, ha* Ramaa-v A Oliver, at­
torney a, bu*y preparing an answer in
the injunction proceedings instituted
by the O. R. A N, Co.
Mr. Co»»k is in
la («ramie, an<l
t* t* * •■<) a* tCe
answer is
ready that Judge Fakin
will set a «late for a bearing ami he ia
confident an order will l>e ma«lr «It •
solving the injunction
Mr C«»ok
claims that the o R A N Co.’s righto
had lapsed, ami that he then secured
right* which are now ahead <>f anyone
r l*r.
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<*y»l«r Hay, Aug 0 —At I <0 o’« l»*k
y«*t*rday after mein the lortual rat ep-
ti-m of the rvprmentatiysw of the bel­
ligerent powur» by I'ree.ilent Rmeevelt
on l*halt of the United Ptatee g.veru-
nient took pla»« on the ctniaer May­
flower
It ea* a notable demonstration
in honor of the <ll»tingui*he»l gueat*.
envoy* of it.sir «-. mlriee to th* ;x**-e
«onteretow.
The Mayflower, the llorst o*«l uf
her claie in tlie navy, was tastefully
<l«xorat*i for the lavaalon.
The l»eau-
liful inleti-»r finishing» were ornament-
o-l with cut it-, a er« ami sinllaa, inter*
twined with the national color* of Kua-
• <a ami Japan.
The colora of the two
nation* also fluttered from the vrweet •
iiiaat*.
The J*|»eneae ami KuMiian ptotiipo»
tent lane* left New York in the morn­
ing on two cruisers lor Oyster Bay,
where they met the preeulent. The
Ja|*aneae made the trip on the cruiaer
T* omm ami the ItuMian envoy» were
conveyed to their destination *l>»ard
th» I 'hattan.» gs
Couslanline Nakai- fl, of the R.iaaian
foreign otBce, when a*k»v| whether
Ruaaia would agree to a teaaion of ter­
ritory or jwyment of imlemmty, two
point» on which it ia tx>lieve»l that
Ja|*n wilt inaltt, rrpli*I
"I don't think so.**
Halo, the Japan««* •pokearnan. a»k««i
bow pruapeit* look«»!, saul
"Not very bright, but we ar* hope­
fol.”
Early in the morning the president’»
naval yacht ffylph ami luvlte»! gueet»
arrived, ami at I o‘<l»*k l'r<wl»lenl
Roosevelt ls»ar.|ml the Mayfl. w»r. He
was gr«-ete»l with the |*r«»aidentlal »al'ite
of 21 gun» aa he went on board.
Baron Komura ami Minister Tskahira
ami their suite« left the < hattamsga
in a launch ami priaeettod to the May­
flower.
As they boerd«»l the r»*»l a
•alula of 21 gun* waa given
The en­
voys were received on <1* k by Com-
mamler Winslow ami ea< orte»l to the
main eahio, where they were prre«nte»|
to the jireeiilent by Vs*>«tant Heeretary
Pierce. The same cerem*
ena« ted for the Ruaaiat
tiariea, Nerglus Witte ami
IL wen.
The envoy» of the two jMtwrra wrte
then pre«M»ntc«l formally to one another
by 1'rceidrrit Riajaevelt, after which a'.l
partook of a lunchetxi.
The Jai<enese envoy» were I lien c«>n-
veye»l tu the di*p*lch Ivatl Dolphin, »>n
wlii<h they »ail««i tor
Portsmouth,
New ll»m|wliire
Witte and hi» party
remained on the .Mayflower, which
weighed anchor at the »ame time a» the
fkilphin ami »tarte«l on it» cruise,
y »e»l by th»- . r i»i«r Galveston
COUNTERFEITERS MOLDS
WORKMEN STARVING
Four
person*
were
drowned
in
the
W» buy our stock In larga qoantlii«»
E«t»n*iv» Outfit Found In Old Resi­
Willamette river at Portland la»t Sun
»nd keep a full Un» of earn*«»
aud
Strike at Pootilofl Work» Resulting in
dence at McMmnvill».
day a* the result ol three accidents.
wagon material
All kimla of work ia
Hunger and Diseaxe.
McMinnville
—While the residence ol
A
thief
graldwsl
84»>»
from
a
la»ly
who
Belo Ororea
■ >ur Un» done oo abort notice
Kt. Petersburg, Aug 8.—A* a re»ult John Newell «•• living realnngled
had ju»t drawn the money from a Port
of the *trika at the Pmililofl work», recently a complete outfit for making
land bank, and «-acap«»i in the crowd.
there i* terrible destitution among the •puriou* coin, evidently left by a for
Order* have Ixven iaene«l lot a gene­ workmen, and hnmlre.1«
f » «■—* of mer occupant of th»- house, «a* dl*-
ral »trike of bridge and structural iron actual itarvation have been report«-»!.
covered. The hollar lisa l>e.»n built for
Chmeto Coo* Murdered
Graduate Edrdk Medical CoL'cgc
workers against the American Bridge The |>e»p)e are »offering with »curvy,
<50 y«-ar», am! in the remembrance of
Baker
t it . - I •
• ’of a y"U.'»g
company
from
Maine
Li
California
liaateaaU. uhi«
ami General Treport - -• G-en ap| ed the oldest ■ettlers here It haa not l»-en
TUI
Chinrer »'ook at the By < mine ha*
to
for
relief
reehingle»l fur 40 year*. Sime then it lirrn brought to thi* city, and piepara-
Chicago labor union* ere unable to
* ill
OOBUOX
A dispatch from Riga »tatea that haa Is-rn ocvwpied by a photographer
hol<! an election, on ao-oiint of the riot­
tioiit are under way to hate it prefiared
grave
development»
are
exp»-»
ted
m
the
ami a jeweler liefore it Iwcstne a re«i- for burial in China, a«or»|ing to the
ous element, ami conaervalive union*
Napbeta
district,
where
the
«trike
ia
dr nee
tlireaten to withdraw from the federa­
Tlie jeweler, during hie atay usual methode. The prevailing opin*
spreading rapidly. Rioting is reported, here, Lire the anapiciona of the entire
4 0 PRILL M D
tion.
ion ia that Wong P<>i You waa imir
and m several ca*»« troops have Ix-en »-»immunity, am! now tlie late Hmi last
•lered, it appraranrra can U (mated.
The veeaela conveying the peace en­ calleil upon to quell the disturt«m-«*».
Oregon
Hie Hr waa allot hi the hack <4 tlie head in
Set*
rn* greater suspicion upon him.
voy* of Ruma ami Ja|»aii from Wash­
Sunday morning a man »In«* iden­ wherealsrut» now art- not known.
nidi a manner I hat the theory »4 fili­
ington to Portsmouth, N II. where the tity ha* not Ix-eh learned, threw a dy­
The outfit, which <-onaiet* of thr»-e |.5 cide ia wholly untenable.
He wae
;>ea*-e conference is to lx» held, wen- de­ namite laimb into the office of the di*-
Orofea
inol.la, »latral H*37, I-to and 1*54, tine uiurtlrrnl either for hie monrv or Io«
layed two »lays by heavy fog.
lict lrea»urer of Riga, »everely wound­ (10 mold, dated 1847, -or |2 50 mold,
caa«r of race prejmln
N
rltie ha*
Tolophoao Bxeàaaco M» H.
II the kaiser meet* King Edaar»i ing the tre«»urcr. two janitor* and a 'dated IM-51, are now in the hand* of to far l>rrn obtained
T J Mr*i «*•
President
next Week, a* planned, lie will, atoinl- rep trier.
the aheriff.
.. W. A i.wiso
Caaluae..
ing U> goal authority, Inform hi» uncle
Fir* Law Very Cumbertom*.
Gomel
Defiant.
LOST NINE YEARS AGO
that if tlie prvaetit atmosphere of mut-
J»
SHELTON
Oregon
City — While more than a
Havana, Aug. 4. — Jme Miguel Go­
; ual jealousy, hatrevl and suspicnxin is
AUCTIONS OFT LOVkHS OIFIS.
acore of j>erinil» to burn daubing have
D «a a genera', banking and exc iang*l
<-|«arvd
Europe * ill rimain in me*. governor of Santa Clara province
Remain* of Dave Woodward Found lievn g ran i-vi in thia county, there
and I literal candidate for the presi­
L us ma-le at current ratal
ol a serious expi "»ion.
bua neaa
in Blue Mountain*.
e nata much dissatisfaction here with Ramambranc«« from Ahc« Roos«v«lt *
dency of Culia, ha* given opt an inter
and draft* leaned ea pnaripal cltiea.
Admirsrt Sold at Church Fair.
Railroad President Harriman will go
Elgin — A sheep camp tender lies the new law relating to forcai bree fol
view full of defiance to the l’aluia gov­
direct to Portland from the Yellowetona ernment. With reference to the 5 u- found the botie* of a man in the Blue the reason that the pro« leiotia of the
Waabintgon, Aug 7. — Then ar«
park.
TttjUc» oí th» P»M»
Notary PakUc
Hilda auclety
eltaa case and the Culuin government'» mountains a few miles north of here. measure are consider*--! cumlx»r*ome. thing* doing in the St
Be!» Or*gc>
Train service on the lireat Northern aaeumptioii of the right to in*|>ect mu- The camp tender waa going through a The mam olijrv tion to the law aa it <-onn«t«l with Cliri*' ihurvh in <>y»ler
-VIA-
i» laully crippled hy the telegrapher»' ni<i|»al;ti«* without refence to the pro­ very thick |»atch of brush to a spring now atand* la that provision requiring Bay. Thi* little guiiil la Mr» Ro-«e-
Th
~ ar the making ol application <>n which the velt'» |*et drarity, and thia fact le-tng
vincial autlioritli-e, Governor Gomel when tlie discovery waa made.
•trike.
are no doubt the remati)» of have p*rmit I* iwued ten day» liefore the • prea-l l-r-wd-a-t, tmaaur«« and truphirw
eave
A Milwaukee millionaire ha* txen
for It» fair* are not lacking
lmie*«l
*’I will not allnw anyone excepting Wixslward, who waa l'et in throe tire la to lie at arte. I.
indicted for larecuy by bailee in steal­
•olne remaikable otiject» liml their
the provincial aulhorltie* to imq-ect mountain» nine year* agu la*l Fehrn«
ing 414.000.
County Mire» Timber Cruiaar*.
way t<> Ilia baaata, and lliere la a taint
the luiiniclpalltlea of thia province ary. Wtsdward, who waa living at
F.ugenr — l'ounty Aa****or B. F. •uggtwlion that the fl rat lady of the
The United Htatee government ha* Xli.mid a municipality lie governed by tlie toll gate, on the wummit of the
Train* lea*• Weal K io tor Portland taken chatge of the yellow fever altua- moderate», I would refute- to cvmm-nt mountain» >«tw«-en Elgin and Walla Keeney rrturn«i! lotlay’from Roaeburg. land, with the practical »en*c lor which
a-.-l war at«'..- M at 10 IS a ■»
I«a>e lion in the Hou th.
to tine procedure just the same and Walla, cam* Ui Elgin during the winter • bere li« ma-le a contrari with C. FI. •he 1» noted, utilirra many ol the u*e-
All binda of walchae, ciucia aad jewelry or Albany al 1.4b p m.
after a load of »uppliea.
lie aecured Rotteti* and Omar Edward», of that lea* gift* which collie her way to raiee
The |«ea»-e envoy» of Japan ami Ku»- would deliver justice to them if per­
the needed provision», which were city, Li cruiee ih* timliel landa of lauta im>ney lot her church.
prvmpüy repaired
mitted.
• I* were introduced to ea< h olher by
- him Portland (30am.(top m.
"Princaua" Alice al*o racaivM curt-
’’if the Supreme court decides agamat loa»l«d on a ham! sled, »nd »tartwl on counly, in urder lo piate a prop*r «•li­
President Itooaerolt.
ICIO CRXOOM
"
Allwur It 10 I m , 11 30 p m
Olher coun- li-a-l* of dainty jierfumes, phot-.grapli»
the content km* we are now maintain­ ■now «hoes for hi» mountain home. mate upon their valli»-
Arriva» Ashland 12 XS a m il So » m
A warrant ha» Ix-en issued for the ing, ae would not oliey it» niamlatee, W.s-lward wa* never again beard of tir» ut thè »tate, aiuong theni Clatw-p, and inch trit!«-« fr-un her lovelorn a-l-
“
Hacramento 7 <5.5 p m . i M a m arrest of th» governor ol Oregon for
because of it» partiality in favor of ex­ Searching parties were »ent out, but no Itougla* ami Klamath, bave a»l»>pte<l mirer», who would doubllc«» lie over­
"
Dau Iran lew ' M p to.. AM •
(ailing to pay hi» occupation tax.
thi» pian and timi that II «urka a»! come if they could «-« acme of their
ecutive authority. The court would be trace ol him was ever found.
Pullman and Touriat car» an t» th
votive offering» di*p!ay«-d on the l-aaar
mitablv.
certain to lie agamat tie in order to in-
The
Portland
chambr
of
rommerve
I. a . Tixara
trama Chair cara Bacramanto ta i*g
table*
Doctor* Fail in E»amination*.
<-reaiw it* favor with the g ivernment.”
lan and El Paso, and t-uri.l -art to demamla a recount of tlie city ■ popu­
Out of 5( aplicanta who took the ex­
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Raatram* Pool Sailing.
Chicago, Ht Louia, New Urleana and lation, saying that 110,500 is far loo
amination l»ef..re the Ht»t* B»«r»l of
Cable Over Grand Canyon.
low.
I In« Hines, liquor* and Cigar* Washington
Portland, Aug. 7.— I’rreuhng Circuit
Connecting at Han Franciaro with
Wheat — New club, 73<k7Ae l” r Jmlge Fraaar Its» grant*»! a preliminary
Rail Iwke. I tab, Aug » —Over a medical •«•miner» early in July, to I*
Immense (oreat Area in *L.utl.ern
everai Uaaa for Honolulu, Japan. China
cable
feet in the air |>a*«rnger* permitted to practice me«licine in the buehel; new blueetem, 7»<<»0c I*’j »infer restraining lb* Multnomah Fair
Oregon
are
saul
to
have
lx*n
etartisl
hy
‘hlllpplnaa. Central and Kuuth Amar
are to lie earned acroaa the Grand • tale of Oregon, only 22 pasae.l. The bualiel; new valley, 78c.
Pur* Liquor* lor Medleinal Purpose»
aaaoeiatton from arlling |H»da on race»
squirrel hunter».
Great damage 1»
ca
Canyon of the Colorado. The Grand report of the Htate It-wnl of madii-al
■
I
at th« Irvington track in thia city,
bring
done.
He* Mr* M F. Woodnansea, agaut al
Canyon Tranapoitation company, pro­ examiner» haa l*»n compleln>L by be« - naw teed, |2<*-«21 : rolhd, (2I<«24.
immedi4tely the .-th«-al. f the tra> k
K eat belo atation, or addr««»
The ex­
The law agalsnt ticket a»*lpir>g ha* moted by Utah men, baa l>ren incor­ retail Hr. Byron E. Miller
Oats— No I wlilte l»-e»l. |2'*lB30 per announced that for <m« wwk there
Gira L’a • Call
lieen »i«xlarwi constitutional, on the porated with a capital of 010.00«) to amination naa liel-l at the Y. M. C. A. Um. gray. 8W.
would b* no race«
Within that lima
l»r. Miller, of Portland,
ground that tlie ticket scalping buaineae bridge the chaaui tn thia unique nun- headquarter»
Hay—Timothy, old, |l l<g I A per ton; the permanent ln)unrti»in pr<»eeiliiiga
stated
upon
submitting
the
report
that
i»
lews
I
on
forgery,
fraud
ami
deceit
new. 81l«13 50. clover, »»igw
ner,
OREGON
will be diapoaed ol and the Multnomah
Toiiriata will lie taken from the fern- nearly •II of thoee «1*0 failed «ere
Fruita—Apple«, new, 'KH'WIl 75 |>er Fair aaxM-iation will know it» legal
Mis» Alice Riseevelt plac»-* most of
on the Kania recent gradual«-* from medical col- bog; aptlcola, uOc per crate, (»«achea, «lain» toward |>ool »riling. Jmlge Fra-
the gift» which come to her from one Bright Angel Trail
l«qtva.
w
7.5» <8(1 per i rate, plums. 7.5c per •er »leclarr»! that if »vldenia ha»l been
would-he lover* for sale at the various Fe ei-le of the river, acroea the Buck
»km Plateau. The length of the cable
crate, blacklierrie*, 6«*' "' per pound; introdarod convincing him that the »ml
church fair* and I ma baa re in which »hr
Ore Run* *50 a Ton.
chemea. MifgSAc per I bis . |<ears. ('.’ 2-5 waa merely a quarrel l*lwern gamb­
will lie 500 *eel
The w ire ro|<e will I*
1» inlere»te>l.
anchor«! to the -ipp-wite walla of the
Eugene — Acv-ording to miner» who per box ; prune«, n.5c«11; raspberries, ler» ■■ «•• intimated, he would have
A Chicago youth ut I* year» ha* g-rge. and a car will lie run ba- k ami have just com* dwon from Blue river, II 2.5 per crate wsU-rmel.m», I «* I l«<
thrown it out ut court.
le»titled that, wllli a gang of thrve men forth.
a very rich »trike ha* just >»een m»-le per pound; eraliapple», 5<)c |wr bos.
and two women, ha baa rubbad 330
Vegetable«—lleana, 1*4«' per pound;
in the Great Northern mine, which
Moody Inquire* Into Strike.
Hr örter» to turn
different house»
Rutti« to Grant Tarma
•iirparae« »11 previou» flml» in tin» cublage, 1 «81‘«e per pound; cauli­
Washington, Aug 7.—Attorney Gen­
•talc'» evid»m-e if gu rars n teed
hl»
flower.
75M'*k
|ier
d.'ten,
celery,
75«(
The * rika was
Boaton, Aug * — A »pecial to the promising property.
eral Moody lia» addre««.-f a letter to
fresdom.
Glut« from Glomeetrr «ay» that Ru**la ma-le »luring tlie |>a*t week ami cun- (5c per
doaen;
corn,
75c
per
Hants Fe county. New Mexico, is in will grant the Japwneer demand», pay ■lai* of a flue vein of very rich ore, laig; cucumlier», 1.5(425» per bo«; let­ th» Unit*»! Hiato» district »Horney»
along the line» of the Great Northern
the hand» of a receiver, having laaued an indemnity am! cede Hagbalm.
The «hich ha* l-een uncovered in die lower tuce, head. 10«- |>er down; parsley, 2.5c
railway ai-1 bom I* to the amount of eonteet in the negotiation* will I* over tunnel, almut 7oO feel in. Estimate* l»er doaen; pea*. 2(4&c per pound; to­ •ml Northern I’scitlc road» re»jne«ting
information regarding the telegrapher«'
(1,000,000, which It cannot pay.
Mancharía, but Rti.*ia will more than are that the ote will araav |50 per ton matoes, 50<475c |>er crate; *»|iiaah, 5c
»trike ami it* paaaible effort Opoa th»
per pound; turnips, |1.25<4I 40 per
An order has been grant*! by the. recover it« loaee« in the next war with •nd the »1»» kholders are elate.)
tranamlasion of government me«*age«.
•ark; iarr»ita, >1 35*1 .50 per aark,
Circuit court restraining the Multno­ Japan. The •pv. ial declare» that tlie
Moody «»y» he h*» l«-en Informed that
Prior Right* of W»y.
indemnity
will
only
lie
lent,
ami
will
lieeta,
|1<41
86
per
**•
k
mah Fair aaawistion from tx-'ling pools
for aeveral day» me«»»ge have lieen
•nme
day
l»e
collwte»!
with
intereat
la
Grant]*
—
Two
more
suit»
have
Onion»
—
Red.
(1
25
jier
hundred;
on It» race«, and the a**x istion man­
inletrupte»!. He »ay* it is the govern-
ysllow,
»
I
35.
from
“
the
preatiiripluou*
little
brown
been
l!le»l
by
the
<>.
R
AN.
Co.
In
ad-
agement *ay» It will hold no in- re ra» <w
ment'» duty Ur keep am h channel»
PotaLiee—<ir«-g»*n new, 54h<4tl.
men." Thi* piaithm ia in accordane* ditlon U> the injunction pruceeallnga
until the order ia revoked.
open to prote. i it* own < oinmunii at ion
Butter—Fancy creamery, 2ll(W25c.
«ith Ru»«ian policy, but i» not consid­ instituted last wrek »gainst the Wal­
•ml lie >• much concerned.
The Cul«n congress is expe« ted te erad serioualy by the J«|»ane»H»
Egg»—< iregon ranch, 221422 l*c per
lowa Valley railroad. Three pertain to
ailjourn without pawing the bill open­
the validity of the deed» given hy land doaen.
Contested to 330 Rot>tt*rio*.
ing the Culxin market to American rice
Naval Brigade Return*.
Poultry—Average old han», 131* <414;
owner* below Elgin U> the new railr»«»l
Chicago, Aug. 7 -yl Urord Burthar-
sn»l encouraging rice culture in Cui«.
mi
ml
chicken»,
12«412%c;
old
roo»t-
inenrporati«*.
The
O.
R
A
N.,
••
New Orleans, Aug a.— Two vaeaels
<>tt, aged lit ye*r4,'^nWw«s arrroted
er», 10(410!^*; young rooster», 11 <4
The reaaon given for ao many Ital­ of the naval brigade, the Marie and the plaintiff, allege« prior right« of way.
with a gang of ^huro 'men and two
131*®• »pti»«».
to 3 pourul», 15c;
ian* dying from yellow fever i* the fact Wolverine, returned to the city to­
women, ch»rg«-<l wi»*L having rommlt-
Stat* Engineer Summoned.
I to |l* pound», Rlc; turkey», live,
that they cixiceai the diseaee aa long aa night from the R g-dela, where they
te»f wlioleaale roblierMto in tin» city,
IflWIVc;
«•*«**.
live,
|>er
pound,
Prndleton
—
John
If.
lewis,
»tale
rn
ha«l
gone
under
order»
from
the
gover
­
p<«»ibl» and lake wiong diet until Uxi
haa confeaeeil to Chief lieemon»! that
|»<47c;
duck»,
old,
13c;
duck»,
young,
gineer.
will
be
»umm<*r>l
to
I'matilla
nor to protect the flaliermen in loui»l-
late.
the gang r»ibt*»l 330 house*.
He re-
county
at
once
to
make
a
hydrographic
|.o»l4.-
ana water* from the depiralallon* of
The National Lead company baa in­ the Miwuaeippi patrol lioat». The Inci­ survey of the entire stream »yatern of
per hi»e<l U> tell where they wer», but
Hop* Choice, IW04, I 7 <* 19c
declare»! that tie w»>ul<l turn »late'» evi-
creased ita capital »to, k to ISO,000,000. dent 1» c!• wed. except for tile case of the the Walla Walla river a» the result of pound.
Wool—Eastern Oregon average lewt, ilrnce and turn up mot -f the laxity if
Tipaey, and that of two officer* under litigation of property owner* living
New York «ill build a new Manhat­
guarantee»! that he woul.l not lie pro**-
street in Kt. Bernard Pariah, who along lli* river and using the water I9«43lc; lower grad«»», down to 15c,
tan terminal of the llnxiklyn bridge at
ruled.
according
to
shrinkage
.
valley.
2514
27c
therefrom
for
the
purp«we
cf
irrigation.
were captured In latke tlorgne.
a c-wt of 1,000 1*00 t.. avert the < r ib
|ier pouml, mohair, chote*, Sic pwr
which occur» daily during the rueb
Oregon Mutton for Chicago.
Weeton Short of Water.
Boycott on Special tinea.
pound.
hour».
Pendleton. Aug 7—Ten carinada of
Beef—Dreened ball», l<42c per pound ;
Pendleton—Report come* from Wee-
Yokohama. Aug. 8.—The meeting of
mutton »beep have jual Iwen »hipped
The National Roani of Fire t’mler- Chineoe, which it wa» announced woul«l ton that tl>* city i» very »hort of water row«, 3H'44 Sr-
Mutbxi — 1'reaee.l, fam y, (c per from Meacham by a North Yakima
writer* la conaidering a motion to aua tie held Lxlay, rreolvrwl to boycott ami ha» tiren com pelle« I for the tiret
In*yer to the Chicago market
A gov-
pend all hnaineea In Arkansas in conse­ American lankera, »hipprr* and insur­ time In erven year* Io relinquish it* pound; orvlinary, 4<4-5c.
eminent ir »pertor |.a»ee«i upon lli*
Veal—|)reaa««l, M7r per pound.
quence of the ne« la« against the Ute ance agente, but deferred action with practice of furniiliing water to han ret­
Perk —Dreaeed, ■ » «7
per pouml. shipment
regard tu other lines of buaiu
i nasi anee truel la Dial alate
DENTIST
Horseshoeing a Specialty
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