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Albany
Oregon
HAPPFMWS OF TWO CONTIM.KTS
—ALBANY
L UXCH
COUXTER
Mt killop A Churihin. Props.
A Rwtume of the Let« Important bul
Not
ALBANY OREGON
PROFESSIONAL" >
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France ha» «ent a fleet to tl.e West
Indie«, ready to whip Venesuela
ai «o y oacuoa
< arnegie medals have iwu awarded
to ten lien*«, ail on th« Atlantic coast
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
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and WagGnmakers
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tt a buy our st ■■ k In largs quantlt;»*
and keep • full llns et carriage
and
wagon Si»l«riaJ
All kinds of work ia
■ ur bos dons on short n- '¡oe
DENTIST
Celo 0rotea
Horseshoeing a Specialty
SCIO, OREGON
Graduate Eclectic Medical College
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PHYSICIAN ¡ci SURGEON
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I'.ophsao Zx:&«3co Ho 11.
EEAL ESTATE BROKER,
Justice of Ue Texet
Kcury TubUc
ftcle Oregon
SOQTFZ
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Southern Pacifi; Co
Watchmaker awl Jeweler SBASTA BOUTS
R. V. HRGEY
All kinds of watches Hocks and jswwlry
ICIO ORXOOK
Train« leave " m I Bei« for Portland
and way «tallona at 10 «A a «a
Lear«
or Albany at 3 (5 p in
*M1M Portland A 30 a m . • SO p m
Albany I-’ 10 p m . 11 k> p m
Arri va» Aahland
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CORNER SALOON
J. A TUCKRt
Sacramanl
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bau Fram iaoo 7.M p m . • M a
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Pullman and Toiiriat rars an both
trama ( hair rara bar rameute ta <*g
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l it»« \S Inca. Liquors and Cigars W aahmgton
Pura Uquuro for Medicinal Purposes
Giva Ve a Call
tiloucewter fishermen have appealed
to lite government against Newfound­
land'» action in preventing them from
fishing in tloMie water«.
The argument of tt e tlmtier cutting
aae «if Senator Clark, ot Montana, ha»
>>eeri set lor January ? neat by the
Supreme court of the I'nilad State«.
A Russian count who has lieen tour­
ing the I’nited State« end who visited
the Portland fair, say* it »a» a huge
bluff and tliat American w.unvn arr
old.
ager ol th* t'uited state» senate, ia not
telling what tli« pr.<r«m ia to tw for
Ilia coming seaai.ia, but h« has all iwesl
an intimation to leak out that there
will Iw m> tariff legialali- n. ami no
re Venn* legislation bey.md earns pro­
vision for Panama canal bol d*.
What Mr A Ur uh may say and think
ia mH nervaearily the plan to be fol
lowed, but It Is pretty apt to he, and
when the Rhode Island »enator, who I*
chairman ot the finame comtmltew,
•ays there is to b* no tariff legislation,
I th* probabilities are stru gly in favor
of surb legislat OU l»*lng pigronlx>l*d ll
‘ it ever romee from the house.
But Hamster Aldrich ia believed to be
equally as interestrsl in supurvamiig
railroad rale legislaVon winch •< aid
tie offensive to Lis g*"»l friends, the
railroads, and there again he i< going
to have something to esy later, though
he will mit talk at the ptiwenl time
Senai .r Aldrich is a member <d the
committee on interstate commer.**, but
he did not attend the hesriage g Ven
aprirg
by that commute« lest
last spring
alter
cor.gre»» bad adjourned, Il ir m mi I«
Hr Ln wr
made up on that quewti.in
how he will Vote; bo knoee the kiml
ol bill he favors, he underflamia «Lai
ins friend» wsnt, and whrti the time
comes for action, though he will say
little, ha will gel ill a powerful lol of
effective work.
There is no discounting Senator Al­
drich's ability , he 1» one of the might­
iest factors in congrraa, and it so ha; -
pens that he >e chairman of the com­
mittee which handle» tai iff legislation
and a memlier of the committee that
must paaa upon the railroad ra'e bill
after it passe» the lion»»
That ia an­
other reason why Aldrich is in a po­
sition to r;>eak with authority as to
; legislative prospacta at the c ming •< »-
> amn.
Germany and Austria have agreed L>
help Ruaeia suppree* the Polish revolt.
Connecting at Fan Francisco with
eterni linea for Hoiimulu. Jspan, China
'hillppiusa, Central and South Amar
ca.
Se« Mrs M F W<»>dnan»e«. agent at
li eat S. to station, or tUdreaa
W. E. CUMAN, G. P. A-,
Portland, Ore
The government will ask to have the
Mitchell cane advanced by tiie Supreme
court to prevent Ins serving out his
term in congirate.
The secretary of the interior in his
annual estimate* will aek for the lol-
Crater latke
lowing appropriation»
Mount Rainier
National park,
N at io na I park, tJ.tioo. rimai ion in
reiudevt,
Alaaka, 11 • ■■ i.i" ’ll, Alaska
115."OO.
Sir Henry Irving, greateat of Engl ah
«ctors, is deml.
St. Ixini* |>aper* give high praise to
lhe Portland fair
There i« bound to l>e lengthy detratea
on th» canal at the coming ». »».on of
congre»».
New York physician« are poaitiv»
they have cured live caeea of cancer
with rmlium
Germany ia learning how near »he
was to war with France in the recent
M<voccan trouble.
Hall Caine, th« novelist, Iwlieve« So­
cialism is a ttung of the mar future in
the United State«
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING AT
THE NEWS OFFICE AT THE LOW-
EST POSSIBLE PRICE. GET PRICES
make timber durable .
Forest Fe v ce Studies Method«, Alto
Its Structural Strength.
Washington, Oct. 17. — William I
Hall, BNiittanl foreeler in charge of the
office ol forret }-rodurte in the foreet
•ervice, hex rrtnrned to Wethington
after an extended trip in the W«*et
The tludy of the methode of eenaoning
and treating Western limbeit («> drrife
their grrateet fervx*e when pal to u*e.
to which Mr Hall haa given tpecial a*-
tention <»n tbie trip, forme an import
ant part of the work id thie office. And
the subject if cotithlerrd of tu< h vital
consequence by nt ram anil electric rail­
way* and telephone and telegraph com-
panic* in the U eat that a naintier of
them« com pan 1 ee are lO-operating with
the forest eervice in it* coneidrration.
Their intereet center« chiefly in timber«
for tie and pole parp< im r
Tceta are
now under way for (amarai k, hemlock
and cedar timlier in Michigan ami Wit
consin, an«! for re«l fir. western brtiilo« k
and wratern tamarack in Idaho an<l
Washington.
Another iin|>ortani line of w >rk in
the utfi<*e of Corral product« if a aerie«
of textf of ttrength of flructural tim­
bers
YAQUIS FlRt FROM AMBUSH
Two Companies of M> «ican
Lose Heavily
Troops
Hermosillo, Mr«., Oct. 17 —K com­
pany of lb* Fifth regiment, Meiican
army, sent out a few day* ago to sup-
presa the rebellious Yaquta in the
nr ighliorh'MMl of Metis, waa altiuwi
wi|»r«l out Friday from ambush. Lieu­
tenant Ayalo, who commanded, and
five of hia men w« re instantly ill I led »
Four others were fatally wounded, and
dini stK»n after, while a «1 irn rerais'd
with serious wounds
A company reconnoitering near Are
naw waa also ambushed by the aavagrs
and their leuolrr shot down almost Ike-
fore they were aware of the presence of
the Indiana
The survivors, alter the
first onslaught, drove 1« k the savages
with much slaughter. The Indians,
however, outnuwil»srsd them, an«! the
whole party woutl have betm massa­
cred ha*! n »1 a company from another
regiment, •lalionril at Armas, come to
the rescue.
Dial to Give Audience.
Commimionar Ide will r.cn retire
from the Philippine commission on ac­
Mrnco fiiy, Oct 17 —The commit­
count of advancing yearsj
tee having in charge the entertainment
New Orleans is almost free of yellow of the General I’areenger Agent* of
fever and surrounding town» are ar­ America baa completed elaborate ar­
rangement* f<>r the cate of the party
ranging to lift the quarantine.
from the time of tbair arrival at the
More machine leader« have lieen in­ border until they reach thia city, where
they will bold their convention. The
dicted in Philadelphia.
customs inspection of the La/gage at
The Russian government will lend
the border will f>e made a* lenient a«
the Hakti oil men money to repair the
posaible.
The Meiican government
damage caused by the merit rioting.
will participate in llie entertainment
Judge Knapp, chairman id the Inter­ of the visitors
They will fie granted
state Commerce commission, «ay« graft an audience by I’reeldent l> a*.
in railroad* may t-e hxind to Ire a« l>ml
aa in insurance cotnpanie*.
Sugar to Cross in Meaico.
Manilla, Keg., Oct. 17. — Repre­
France will «end an ultimatum to
sentative» ot the Ameri'ati Hawaiian
Veneiuela and may bl.» kade the n>«»t.
Steamship company, «bo stopped in
The I mtrd Stataa will raise no objec­
thia potl on their way from San Fran­
tion« to Franc» '• pn«< lure
cisco to Santa Cm«, «av their company
Earl Spencer, leader of the British eifiect« to ship st least 300 000 ton» of
Litierals, has lieen Mru ken with paral- Hawaiian sugar annually aero«« the
Meiican iatbmu* undei the contract
yaia.
recently entered into with lhe National
New York Republican« have nnml- railroad of Tehuantepec pending the
natml lire (or mayor.
completion <d the Panama canal, Two
Rh<»l* Island l*eniocrata have in- new «learner« «re being built.
doraed Rooeevelt's rate and revision
Eaplokioo, Inj ir. Fireman.
policy.
Cbicstgn,
(let. 17 — Five flrrmrn were
Germany is irritate.I at the disci.•
i »lightly iajnr—1 ami property valuwl at
urea of Franca and Britain regarding
11*0,OttO »»• cMMroyrd today hy a fi'e
the Momccan question.
ilh«t <lrmoli»h«l the five «tory brick
About 30 more Indictrnenta will he building at 7.3 and 77 latke «treet, or-
returned against Newton C. iMngl erty, mpinl by l*»lra»ink, Klapprarich A
the Peoria, lllinoi«, arhud superin­ ¡Co., wbolséale dealer« tn pnibU and
I wall p»pbf.
tend <-nl.
Leeos and Clark Eaposibon
Passa» fato Hi story.
Portland, lict. IA —The l«wls and
Clark Contenuta! «»poaition la
rich. of Rl..-le Island, the general man
Senator Itryden is pushing move­
ment for Federal control of insurance.
A majority of the Russian people do
not care for the douma, believing it
• ill do them no material g"»>d.
Great
Washingt.m. <»ct. I 7 — Senator Aid-
Mir Henry Irving is »aid to have die«l
heartbroken over (ailurea.
A grand stand at the Bucyrus, Ohio,
fair burned. Many people were injur*
ad and two killed in lhe pauic.
t AIR AT AN IND
I <J t>E TUUCHtD
¡4»-aloe Aldr.cn <« Also Cppossd to
Rai road Wats Lagt«lat>on.
The congressional party
ed Arii.na ia a unit as
territory lieing admitted
They all say joint Stateh.oi would lx> a
mistake.
It Is reportwl tliat Cudahy will »pend
I)
a general banking and »irhangs |U, imhi ,(MM| in St. Ixiui« to fight the
bua uaa«
L u« mail« et eurrant rave« Standard Oil.
Th* treaty of Portsmouth has teen
and drafta laraed ea pnadpel etnea.
• igtiad hy both emperor* and ratifica­
tions eschang'd.
-VIA-
promptly rwpwlrod
ft n«w seem» certain that the St
Paul railroad will •• ««tended to the
coast
Terminal« have l>een »eenred on
th« sound.
Paris revelations «how that war be­
tween Frenew and Germany wa» barely
avoided
T J
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8HELT.N
A vigorous rff irt ia Ix-mg made by
the Norwegian Republican party to
prevent the country from becoming »
kingdom.
OHF.4.4IS
u
Jtispute between American and New­
foundland fiahermen may cause vio- !
;
rlHV,
Belo, Crofoa
SCIO
Evente
S«r Henry Irving 1» to lie t uried In
Wawtmiutter Abbey
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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Intereatmg
l.l tier ala have de« ided not to vote In
the Cuban atection.
litio Th«
il»4»i»l <*
L«««
of the P*«t Week.
Antal
HHTANT a M X
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STABLES NEWS OF THE WEEK
THE SKIPTON
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TU BUILD SMtlllH
HtAMlS SIGNS UP
Irr gat on ir* Klamath County ig
Doubly Assured
Now
Portlard
Orv tt Pats Capital Has
Ptacsd th« Ord»r
tiranta !’*••--A r
sm’dtsr, the
Klamath
Falle—F van R. Rramre
has rlgi.ed the trust deed for hia surplus first in Kxithern « reg Ml, for han lhng
gold an I r | p t r«*, )• ». m»n ’«» he added
land under the lower project, ronfiai*
In the imlne»rtr« ot «trates I*
The
ng of S .SCO acres.
R g ir R«v» r Min rig **melting A I’ w
This makes the assurance of thi« er «'»»nipany. ma de up of Granta Pass
project («eilig complete«! hy lhe g rv«rn- and I' «ftland men, hare *e* ire«! back
rnrnt doubly sure, as about l>3 (•er cent Ing ft rn some *»f the leading capitalist*
«»I the «orpin, holding« embraced In the of R l'on, w ho have placad to tbs
■war J r >)e. t h»« now lawn «Ignnl Up credit of the smelter conipanv all the
with the Klamath Watertiser«' aa*a >a furnia ttiat will I m * r»*|Uirr*l for the con
lion. Tlie governai« nt only askni for et'U't oi of the smelter and for putting
75 per cent of the total and 73 per rent it in operalkMi.
wa« signed up before Mr. Hearne, - «me
The order was place*! a month «go
into the «>» » iation. Though thi« «•• with a Spokane found») tor the manu
not quite lhe amount aakrd all prepar­ fvrture ol the furnace* ami th* machin­
ation« had been made to go on with ti e ery, aro! w »rd has l»rrn r»**«”vr»l that
• ork without him, and the people were the first of nett in* nth th« licet «hip
a-«ured that the government would not mrnta will I mp ma*le
The emeltrr will
turn it down, regar.lleve of whether he I ms lorafe«! at the Savage rapid«, on
signed or not.
Rogue nvrr, five m lew e«»t of Grant«
Mr Ream*»' tract wa« the la’grwt in­ I’aes. and on the Sxithnrn Pacific rail
dividual holding in the project not r««*!, where the »turbar i nq-any bae a
• /red and lhe lami liebmging to the large tract of land on noth »b'e* of the
G W Smith calate, ronaming of 1.200 river
The emelter for *he present
u-rra, ia practically all that I« left JoUt will le ot 100 tone rape« ity per day,
at present. Thia will ■-«at the eela'e and will l«e of the latest |«aliern in
51 cent» penalty (>er ar re if the owner» •very rvspect
The emelter will he «o
with to s*gn up for irrigai on.
Other arranged that it can t»r enlarged at any
wise it will I* left dry, »■ far a* Undo time
s»m ia concerned.
There are a few
The last of th » month a large forre
other traete not yet signed up, but they «*f men will l»e pit al work putting In
are all »mall.
the snling at the »uodter »Hr and in
construction w«»rk on the «melter, ore
JURY VENIRE IS DISMISSED
bins and the nr* »-«»ary buihhi'ga. The
oiebina will l-e cotn| irlrd first ami Iw»
State Land Fraud Cases Will Go Over ready to rervuve «»re by the middle of
Nt»veml«ep. It is riprctrd to liAVr the
Until January.
furoate ready to blow in by New Yea»«,
Salem—The Jrmnrrrrs to the infor­
and the inauguration of an industry
mations «Kamst A T Ksllihsr anti II
made that will l>e far r« aching in ita
II. Turner, rhafgmg forgery of an ar-
♦ fleets in develop ng the gr»*at mineral
• ignmrnl of » cerliöiate of sal* and
wraith of h utbrrn Oregon.
<!-•» of an application to ptirchae* sta’e
•* h<M>l lands, wnre aryn«*«l by counsel
Cons M m / Butld st Dall*»
for the state and dafeinlants rri»|«e<t-
I >d !««-—< itMirtfe C*»ne, «ho* «awmill
ively and taken umlri advisement by
Jadirt’ Burnett.
IhJendanU» al*«« filed at St Johns. <>*r , »Ai recently <!e-
a pica tn al»at«;;enl on the grom d that »trov.il hy tire, ha» made a prop.»al to
!!. II. Turner snta witness lirfore the build and o|*erate a mill of 50,000 feet
grand jury and hia name was not men* daily capacity a' thi» place, provided
the people «ill rllrtid aid !<■ the »mount
Honed in th? information.
Judgr Burnett has <hsmisee<i the jury of |2 IIIIO Hu» nr-.iri n generally «rem
ventre for the term, which will have to favor the plan and the offer will
M
M. Elli«,
’he ♦ fleet of ¡*ovt|“*ntt g the trial of the probably hwwcceptrxl.
al board nf trade,
ca»e to the Januarv term of n urt, president of the
H<M:n*t the wishes <4 District Attorney ha» hern anthor<i.d 'o name a solicit-
II tt I- amount is «.nn-
McNary, who draired to bring it to log loiiimitt'-i
issue and trial dum g the present term red «ork on the building» will com­
mence at ol.ee.
Hop Crop E Mcellent
Independence—lloppiclting ia n«>w a
thing of the past here, and the crop for
|ho'> has surpassed even the rno*t san*
g line < speciations. The quality of the
hop is full t-qtml t i last year's unexcel­
led standard, ami an inrreaeed acreage
will cause the total ,ield to go beyond
that of I‘.MH.
There is a disposition
among (he local growers to l>r in'lo-
with lhe buyers
Niu'i a tariff
profit l as Iwrn derived from bop cul
lure in the last few years that m&at
gr«»wers are in w position to hold thrir
crop for advance* whirl) they think are
sure to come.
State Hav Much Scrip
S ilrrn —Oregon has land •« rtp, lepre*
schling 50,IHM) acres, <m her Lan«!» and
(iDVi-rnor ( Lamberla! i is work » g on
the question <4 how to di»|>«ier of thrsr
righ’f to tin- !v»t • Ivantat,'-.
Ea'lin,
any pur<-ha*«*ra l.»r ths «.-lipt, whivh
was >.fl.-rr<l for I', an a. rr, th« ip.vrrnor
w.ail.l mllitijtlv sal. < I a Ilia laryv l*wljr
nf tiin>ivr lami ami Imlil it|..r Ihr slat«,
but In rv s/ain Ln is utrl hy the ob-
a’rovtiun that thrrr arr im tumis at hia
■lis|H*al lo employ titnler <-rui«rra.
«aded.
Ita lui|s«ing palai re and building* «ili
ime d-wn, Ita «*U grootned te-race»
and la« n» «ili quii kly
■u-Miiae
once
fede
with
more
to
bar-
lit« rugged
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Hut it« influence« for th«
laudai ape
betterment of a new country will lit«
<m fotever.
Il ran il» e» uree n a chalk mark of
■nei ««» and ended in a buret of glory.
trum a
finam tal «tan-lp uni II »aa a
■iiccra», froui a - nimervial »tamljxilnt
il «a» a swvese. frum an artistlc «tand-
p ini il « m a aucvea»
Is» k et thè
Portland eapnaition
frum
any stand-
isiint you «ili. end all y->u sre ia sac­
ca «a.
The end carne al midmght, Ortober
«llh a arene that words can but
14,
[xiorty dearribe.
Although a b**» y
ruta «a» falltng, thouean«la stood lha
wetliug and waited for the vital hour.
At feti minute« <>! thè t> nr l’raoidant
Il
W. Guade, Governar Cbamlierlatn,
. > • ■ j
Mayol lane and a larga party of prom-
ineiit < it «rea and <-«|- sit. .n «ihciala
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entrml thè band, tand on Gray's t»ule-
vard.
played a medley of
The homi
l>alriotie American eira, which br.m «hi
forth proiongnl
y.dleys
of cherring.
Then Governor Chatidw-rlain was ntru-
-liicrd.
in
a le« «eli directml «orda
he congratu lated thè prò plaid Portland
and of thè Coaal fot thè grval «ucce*«
they l.a.1 achievad. and In paaaing. eu-
1 Vtisnl Preeident Gixai« and tlioae «ho
tiad beon «. Uvely li foro»
tbnping
thè destili <w of thè etpwlllon
Mayor
Ijanr sp.ke in a situi ar »«in. and •«
pre»ard partlcnlar delight In tliw faci
tl.at thè fair ahould end In thè uildat
<>t a g.-al old ttregr n rwinatorm.
Then ti are cani« a pause, a brrath-
|wi»r. duriog which llierr waa a
nervoua ronaulling of wa'chea
The
minute banda po nini t > f or minuta»
of midmght; then lo t li ree. then to
one
The lite of llie great espoaltiou
waa awiltly ehbing away. It was bui
n<>« a mailer ot seconda.
The boati
waa that of a lirath chnmber.
Proaident Goode ar.we al.-wly lo pro­
clami thè end
II waa Irti ««coiide
away
"rii» graatesl h.uiol lliat haa
ever coma luto my llfe or tliat aver wlll
wa» that of dn laring thi» «kprwition
..pen.” he said, "I now ofltclally de­
viare thè Lewia and Clark Ceiiteiimal
eipoaition al an end."
TWO ARE GUILTY
Jury Raturn» Verdict in Oregon Land
Fraud Casa.
Portland, Oct.
in
— “Thw United
State* of America v». Willard N. Jonea,
rbaddrua H. I’u ter and Ira Wade
We,
the jury, in the above entitled case find
the defendant»,
Willard N Jonea and
Tbaddma M Potter, guilty a» charged
in the imlii tiuriit.
C. I’
Hiabop, fore­
man **
"In the Circuit court of the t'nited
-'ate« for the district • I Oregon. I'nit-
Hat Monilroui Name
e«l -'ate» of America, plaintiff, vs Wl|.
Albany—“Anarrichtyt Oco^lat«'* ' I«
the rrientific natnr ot the wtrangr X
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lard N Jonea, Tha*ldrti, t* I’ Iter, Ira
motiatrr rapfurv«! at Yaquina bay by
Wade, John I‘■•i and Richard Roe, de­
Rntirrt Lvrlh I a nt »ummrr.
J. (i.
fendant»
We. the jury in the above
('rawf»rt|, photographer and mirnti»!,
•nt it lot i-a»e, duly i>n|«i,elei| to try the
Frrit picture« <4 th«* uncannv animal to
alxrve entltlral criminal action, find the
the Srniih.«4>nian iti*tittiti4>n, and al«o
defendant, Ira Wade, not guilty. C.
to lhe l*iiiver»ity id (»rrgon. Word
PUH1LANO MAR k EIS
P. Hiahop, hneman."
b«j» lirrn rrreiv««! from txilh th«*«»* au­
It took the jury ju»t 30 minute* Sat­
thor itiri» Giat the abova onprononn«**-
Wlira’—-Club, 72c |xr bushel, blue- urday night to tiring in the above ver­
able w< rdf conatitate the ■* irntiUc ■ em, 75c; valley. 7l*a72r
dicts. Only three la«!^'« were 'aken,
name of th«» monwtrr, and lliat the !•*»> -
tUta— No. I white feed, |24.<34 50; ami they wr*e on the guilt or innocence
ular name 1« wolf eel.
grav. 42t «24 >1 |er t. i
of Ira Wade, county rlrrk of loncoln
Barley—Fer.1. «20 50<4 ?l |«» too; county.
It took only a brief dierna-
Tan-Siamp Mui on Gold Bug.
brewing, 121 ’ J 22 rolled, 121.50« alott twfore the verdict «*• reached in
Humpter—The long Hold Hug cr >*«. 22.
regard to Willard N Jonea and Thad-
Hee—«1 4r 41 15 |*r cental.
dues Potter,
In fact, ao nnanimona
cut tunnel tevma deattnvxl to cut ao in­
Hay—I stern < treg n I in >thy. Ill «ere the 12 men ot the guilt of Jonea
numerable nnndier ol blind and parallel
ledge«.
bince the report made two • 15 per ton; valley timo’hv. 11102; and potter that It «a* hardly neceoaary
On the first tie Hot
week* ago another ledge has l**ii cut, cl ver «sg’t, cheat, «7 >!.<-», grain to take a ballot.
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ii|*>n Wade the Vote stood seven for ac­
aaaaying |tll> to the tun
The ore
Eruita— tpplea, A1 >r 1 75 ;>er bng; quittal, five for conviction The second
I mm I v ia «even fret wide, with lhe rich
streak taking np ten inchee in the itii peaciiea. 75 i»|l 15 per irate; canta- tallol rraultcl in nine for acquittal
ter. ft i* «aid the ore hoalv will aver I upea. 7'» g|l ‘.'5 ;x-r crate, pear», ard three for conviction, ami on the
age clrat acr>>«« about 1' 5 to the ton II 25*|l "cl per Ian. crabapple«, II till d ballot tbb rtltire I'.'Jm-n Voted
I rect ion of the reduction plant will per b<>i; gr»p"«, muscat. II 35 s Im«; for his acquittal.
The plant Tokay. Ildtl >0. black. «1 <1 25. Con­
commence In a few day«,
cord. 15'vM35c. quinces. II per hoi.
will eoaaiat of ten «tamps.
Causht Wife With Trap.
Vegetable*—Bs-aus. lisle |»-r poutxl;
Huffalo, Oct. 18 —A httabsml baa a
cabbage, IOt*c; cauliflower, 75c per
Few Sale* In Hop*
dfisen . celery. 75c per d. r-n , cm, 85c right U> keep a rat trap In hi« trouears
Halem—The hop market the I »ast ;wr sack; cwumlwrs, lOtalAr |wr dos- |»xk«t, acv.trding to a ruling tna<le here
The man
week ha» t>een very <|'liet, A few for- en; pumpkin*. ’«Mlc; tomatoes.. 30M by P.illcw J list Ice Rochford.
Innate grower« who contracted their 40r ner crate; aqua»h, •«.ale ;wr who did thi« was Juaapb S hull«. He
aea»<>n'« crop n>me month* ago at 1H pom d tnmipa, gOcblll per «ack car- >M arrratrd on hl« wif«'a complaint
and 1* .ent« have h«rn mak' ig del V r r. ta, 05<g75.. |<r rack, leeta, r --(g|l that bar hand had Iwi-ri injnrcl by the
trap when «he want to take money from
i.-s. The ruling market price during
per aack.
Hhulta' pocket while he waa aaleep.
the week baa l>een 11 to 12 rent*.
Onions—Oregon yellow I>anvers, 11
Juattrw Kueblord ruled that Hliulis
Unite a number of Iwlea have tx-rn die- « I 25 per sack.
could keep a rat trap in every one of
)><>*ed of at this price, although there
I‘.tatoes Oregon fancy, A5igAA» per
bi« pra krta tn protect hi« money if he
has lieen no general movement am<» g arck;
common,
nominal;
Merced
wiahrd to do SO. lie dixkargcd the
the grower* to arrept the prevailing iw art», 3 43'sc per pound.
■I'l-.taliona
The I hw I informed grower*
Hotter—Eaucy creamery, 25<*30e per prisoner.
and buyer* *ay there will I«- no grow­ potl nd.
France Heady to Strike.
er«' | hk >I organi«eil tin* year.
Erg«— < tregon ranch, 28<439e per
Washington. Ort. 18.—Another con­
dosen
Purchiae of Chore« Hop«
Poultry—Average old hen», lOMIIc; ference between So retary Root and M.
Ralem — Joseph Harria, of Beniamin nme c lehena, IO i JIO' v C; old rtmater», Jn«eerand, the French ainbaaaador, re­
Hhwan A Son. h«a returned from fiOUc; vnong rorotere, 10 <4 ll'^c; garding Venesuela, waa held at th«
Reports of
I’uena Vieta, where he link in the • p I g , 10'<l2c; .'resaetl chicken». 12 State department belay.
Hteele lot of 313 balo» of ■ boira h.qw (413*1 > turke «
live, 14
14 |8e; ti e growing impatience of French pub­
at IIS rent«, and report« having pur­ gee*e. live, per pound, kotOc; ducks, is- continue to reach here, and thi«
phase I the situation was among tir*«
ché «eri an aggregate of .TOO líale« at be­ I’l«l4e.
At the rone I in ion of the
tween II ami 13 cent«. It is estimated
H<q • — or-g»>n, 1905, choice, 11« disruserd,
conference the statement waa msda that
10,000 bal«« of the IWri.S crop have lieen 13c; olds, 10(41 2c.
cleaned up to date, and that apoton
W.ml — Eastern Oregon av-rag« best, French patience had not yet riba listed
mately !XJ 0O0 to 100.000 l«lea remain 19421c; louer g-alea down to 15c, ar- itself.
unsold. Huyer« «re in tlx» market, but er r ling to shrinkage ; valley, 25<427c
Rebel Ammunition Captured.
grower« are reluctant.
per pound' mohair, chon*. 30e.
Izimra, R iwian Poland, Oct. 18.
Beef — flrweaed bulls
143r per
Big Money for S.a Acre«.
;otnd; cows, 3(44c; country steer«. Hereral wagon load« of rill« ammuni­
tion in I harge of Jewlah teameter« wer«
Milverton — A. Clvin, of thia place, I r I
raptured her« yesterday.
They were
Veal—I>r«'sed, 3i47c per pound.
haa jnet «old hi« crop of Italian prun««
Mutton- Itrreaed, farcy, fil«4|7c per on their way to Warsaw, and th« am­
to a S«lem firm for fiAAA. From «1»
acre« ol orchard he got I3,AA| pound» p-und; ordinary, 4<45c; lamha. 7(4 munition 1« thought to 1« ■ portion of
a «apply imported by a band for use ia
of choice prune«.
The price was 4
an upruii g.
Pork—It.e»»<d, 8«|7*tc |,er jmurnJ.
cent* |er pound.
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