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SCHO, LINN COUNTY, OREGON, VOL. IX ^lews The ^antiam Frank Skipton LINN «CIO, CO., Good Turnouts, Prompt and Courteous Attention OREGON By T. L. DUGGER Fred Tomlinson THE SKIPTON STABLES PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT REASONABLE RATES TKRM8 Per annum, at the end of the year........... I1..50 Per annum, in advance.................................... 1.25 Advertising rates made known on application Transient advertisements must be paid for when the or ter is given for their insertion. Entered at the post office at Scio, Oregon, as second clasa mail matter. < PROFESSIONAL Best 20c. Meal in the Valley Open All Night H. Bryant C. C. Bryant Oo To Th« BRYANT de SON ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ALBANY OREGON Goodwin Block H MONTANYE [ N Only First-Class Shop In The City ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Notary Public and Solicitor of Pensions and Patents Office, 232 West 2d Street Keystone Shaving Parlors ALBANY, OREGO » ^EATHERFORD A WYATT ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Office over First National Bank. ALBANY Shaving................... 15 cents Hair Cutting...........25 11 Shampooing............ 25 “ Baths........................25 •• GEORGE DAVIE PROPRIETOR J. J. Barnes & Son, OREGON General Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers S* C. BROWNE, M D. Graduate Eclectic Medical College Cincinnati, Ohio OREGON SCIO prill m . d . PHYSICIAN and SURGEON We buy our stock in large quantities and keep a full line of carriage and wagon material. All kinds of work in our line done on short notice. Horseshoeing a Specialty SGI0, 0REG0M Scio, Orojfon TalopAon« Exchancs Ko. 11. Scio SHELTON p State Bank REALESTATE BROKER, Scio Justice of ths P omo Notary Public Scio Oregon QEOROE W. WRIGHT • • • • Oregon OP7XOZM President........................... T. J. MüWXias Cashier..................................W. A. E wino ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Degree of L. L. R., Class of 1882, Missouri State ('Diversity. Practices in all « urta. Office over First National Bank, Rooms" ends D «•« general banking and exchange business. L • ns made at current rates and drafts issued on principal cities. ALBANY, OREGON Beware of Defective Titles Have an Abstract of Title prepared by the EAST AND SOUTH ---- VIA---- Linn County Abstract Co. SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Of the real property you intend to purchase or accept as security for money loaned, our patrons receiving the benefit of our experi ence. Established in 1892. Shasta Route Z. H. RUDD, Manager. Office cor. Third and Broadalbin Sts. ALBANY, OREGON CORNER SALOON JONES & TUCKER Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars Pure Liquors for Medicinal Purposes leaves Portland 8:30 a. m.; 8:30 p. m. leaves Albany 12:10 p.m.; 11:30 p.m. Arrives Ashland 12:33a.m., 11:.% a. m. Arrives Sacramento 7:55 p. m. ; 8:55 a.m. Arrives Ban Francisco 7:55 p. m.; 8:55 a. m. Pullman and Tourist cars on both train«. Chair car« Sacramento to Ogden and El Paso, and Tourist car« to Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at Ban Francisco with the several steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Centrai and South America. See Mrs. M E. Woodnansee, agent at West Scio station, or address Give Us a Call SCIO Trains leave West Scio for Portland and way stations at 10:50 a. m Leave for Albany at 2:25 p. m. OREOON W. E. OOMAN, a. P. A. Portland, Oregon, LUMBER! LUMBER! H. D. Landon, of the Bilyeu Den Sawmill», is prepared to fill orders for Common °" Finishing Lumber Orders taken at the yards in Scio or at the mills in Bilyeu Den. His lumber is the best of mountain fir, and prices are reasonable. LANDON! LANDON! Hack connects with all trains at West Scio and morning train at Hunkers. Our rijs are first-class and our horses food drivers Prices reasonable. 1906 NO. 26 MADE PLAIN TO MR. SHONTS. IN THE NATIONAL HALLS OF CONGRESS Monday, December ¡8. The canal emergency appropriation Albany Oregon bill was received in the house from the senate. Discussion of this was followed by another debate on insurance mat ters. The house disagreed to the Albany Lunch Counter amendments to the canal bill and sent it to conference. McKILLOP & DcVANEY, Props. Corner Second and Ellsworth Street« ALBANY, OREGON. J_J DECEMBER 22 ally. A bill providing for a public whip ping post for the District of Columbia was introduced by Adams, of Pennsyl vania. A fourth Federal judge for Alaska is provided for in a bill by Jones, of Washington. Panama Canal Affairs Discussed at White House Conference. Washington, Dec. 19. — President Roosevelt tonight took up the matter of the Isthmian canal scandals as devel oped by debate in the senate during the past three days. He is determined to prevent further criticism of the char acter put forward by Senators Tillman, CulberBon and others. Senators Alli son and Hale, both members of the ap propriations committee, were present. The president made it plain to Mr. Shonts that the literary bureau in charge of Secretary Bishop must be at once discontinued, ano Mr. Bishop con fine bis service purely to administra tive matters. He also discussed the advisability of reducing his salary from $10,000 now paid to $5,000, or some other moderate sum. It was aleo made apparent to Chair man Shouts that if he still has an offi cial connection with the Clover Leaf railroad, it must be severed immedi ately. Senator Tillman declared that Mr. Shonts is still active president of the system, a ml neither Mr. Shonts nor any of the administration senators have entered a denial of the declaration. The president further gave Mr. Shonts much advice regarding the con duct of affairs on the isthmus. It is prescribed in the president’s order that the canal commission must leave at once for that place. Ttie hill appropriating $11,000,000 for the canal work, passed by the sen ate on Saturday, provides that within 90 days the secretary of the treasury must furnish estimates to the senate and house appropriations com mittees of all salaries paid those em ployed on canal work, except laborers and unskilled workmen. This feature of the bill was discussed with Senators Allison and Hale. It is believed that many reforms will be instituted in the administration of the canal before another appropriation is requested from congees. This work of reform must begin at once, as Secre tary Taft says the $11,000,000 new be ing obtained will last no longer than April 1 at the outside. In the meantime Senator Tillman will begin a strong agitation after the holiday recess for a thorough investiga tion of the entire canal situation. He will be opposed by the Republicans, but supported by the Democrats. Even some of the Republicans favor an in quiry, and Mr. Tillman threatens to cause much trouble unless matters are put on such a basis as to prevent just critciem. OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST GUIDE TO ELECTIONS. SERVICE IMPROVED. Explanation of Complicated Primary Southern Pacific Arranges New West System by Secretary Dunbar. Side Time Card. Salem—The adoption of the direct Portland—Requests for better freight primary law has given Oregon such a service on the Southern Pacific between complicated system of elections that not even the accomplished politician can Portlanil and Corvallis have been fruit carry in hie mind all the details of the ful, for the company has arranged a Hale and Teller were named as the Wednssday, December 13. proceedings leading up to the general supplementary time card which will senate conferees on the canal bill. The senate was in session for only election of state, district and county give that territory a daily freight in The senate in ths afternoon took up one hour and a hall today, and a por officers. One of the most difficult each direction instead of a tri-weekly the house ship subsidy bill, which tion" of that time was spent in the con things to ascertain and remember is the service. makes it the unfinished business before sideration of executive business. A dates upon which the various steps in that body. number of private bills were introduced Simultaneously with the inaugura the nomination anil election of officers tion of the new train, the St. Joseph- A joint resolution was adopted pro in the open session, ami Allison pre must be taken. In fact, the ordinary viding for adjournment from December sented the leport of the committee on Lafayette cut-off is opened, and this citizen cannot figure out the dates if means the eight and one-half miles of 21 to January 4. appropriations on the canal bill, giving he has the statute before him, for the track between Lafayette and Whiteeon, Dolliver has a new rate bill which notice that he would call it up for con language varies and different methods on the Yamhill division, will not be he will introduce soon as a substitute sideration tomorrow. He said that the of computing time must he adopted. for all measures now pending. committee was of the opinion that $11,- use«l to any extent and may be aband The following list contains all the oned entirely. 000,000 would be sufficient for present dates of interest to the voter and the Saturday, December 16. purposes and that the amount had been The principal advantage in the new candidate for offices as figured out by passenger time schedule will be that The senate today passed the Panama left a i fixe«! by the house. Secretary of State Dunbar: Senator Gallinger introduced an emergency appropriation bill. The residents of Dayton and Newberg can Registration— only change in the measure as it passed amendment to the statehoml bill to pro ride into McMinnville, th« county seat, Registration books opened by county and return home the same day, as the the house is a provision which requires hibit the sale of liquor in the state clerks Tuesday, January 2. that congress shall be supplied with proposed to be create«! by the admis trains will be operated via Dayton and Registration books closed tor primary McMinnville. regular estimates of all salaries except sion of Oklahoma and Indian Territory election April 10, 5 p. m. for a period of 21years, and then only those paid to laborers. There are no stations on the Yamhill Registration books opened after pri line between Lafayette and Whiteeon, Senator Dubois, of Idaho, will retain after an amendment of the state con mary election, April 25. all his present committee places and se stitution permitting liquor traffic. and but two spurs, so it is figured no Registration books dosed for general particular harm will result if that por cures membership on the irrigation election, May 15, 5 p. m. tion of the road is torn up. The deter committee. Speaker Cannon announced the trans Iniative petitions— mination of the Southern Pacific to fsr of Mondell (Wyoming) from the Number of signers required to initiate place a daily freight train on the route The bouse indulged itself again to committee on military affairs to that of laws or amendments, 7,489. day to the extent of four hours of what public lands, and of Miller (Kansas) pleases shippers, both in Portland and Last day for filing initiative peti along the West Side division. For was many times termed acadamic dis from public lands to military affairs. tions, February 3. cussion of Federal control of insurance. The transfer gives the two members some time a strong effort has been Last day for tiling pamphlets oppos made by the shippers of McMinnville, The holiday receas was fixed from the same committee assignments htey ing measures, February 5. next Thursday to January 4. Dayton, Forest Grove and Hillsboro to had in the last congress. Direct primaly election— secure a better service, but this could Committee reference of the annual County clerks give notice of primary Friday, December 15. not be satislactorily arrange«! until the message of President Roosevelt was election not later than March 21. cut-off was completed, which cost $43,- The Panama canal was again under made according to the subjects treated. Last day for filing petitions for plac «47. consideration by the senate today and The question of Federal control of in ing names on ballot for state, congres Tillman occupied the entire time given surance was assigned to the committee sional and district officers, March 30. Good Library at Asylum. to that subject. He did not indicate on ways and means. In explanation ol Last day for filing petitions for Salem—The lack of a supply of good any intention of opposition to the pass this. Payne said that, in hie opinion, county offices, April 4. books for the prisoners at the state pen age of the appropriation bill, hut he the only way the Unite«! States can Date of primary election, April 30. itentiary formed the subject of comment criticized the methods of the canal com deal with insurance companies is Canvassing votes of primary election in the report of Secretary Cornelia Mar mission in many of its transactions. through the taxing power, and over for state offices. May 5. vin to the Oregon Library commission. When the senate adjourned the bill tire the ways and means committee lias General election— What is true of the prison is true also was still pending, but there was an jurisdiction. Last day for filing certificates of of other state institutions, and Mies agreement for a vote tomorrow. Among the bills introduced in the nomination for state offices by assembly Marvin is leading a movement to pro In the reorganization of the senate house today were the following: of electors, April 19. vide the state’s chargee with good read committees, now about completed, Ful By Mondell, of Wyoming, providing i.ast day for tiling nominating peti ing matter. At the insane aBylum a ton secures the chairmanship of the for the appropriation of not more than tions for state offices, May 4. large library was found, but it is used committee on claims, retains bis place $20,000 annually from the sales of pub Last day for tiling certificates of by comparatively few patients. Miss on public lands and on irrigation, and lic lands to the endowment of state nomination for county offices by assem Marvin remarke upon the fact that the is assigned membership on one or two schools of mines and mining or depart bly of electors, May 4. insane asylum lias a large library of smaller committers. Ankeny becomes ments of mineB and mining in connec I.ast day for filing nominating peti unusually good books without great chairman of the irrigation cou-mitlee tion with colleges aireaity established. tions for county offices, May 19. use, while across the way, at the prison, and secures a place on commerce. Bv Needham, of California, transfer General election, June 4. TRADE WITH PHILIPPINES. there is nothing to be used and a great Pilei is made chairman of coast and ring the Yellowstone, Yosemite, Se It should he explained that petitions demand. insular survey and given r< place on quoia, General Grant, Mount Rainier, for nominations for district offices, such public lands and territories, in which Crater Lake and Wind Cave national Great Increase Shown Over Last Year as circuit judge, district attorney, joint Suffrage Petition Filed. latter place he will be able to work for parks from the control of the Depart by Department of Commerce. senator and joint representative must Alaska. Heyburn did not get a single ment of the Interior to the Department Salem—Petitions for the submission Washington, Dec. 19. — Estimates be tiled in the office of the secretary of committee asked for. The only new of Agriculture. of the equal suffrage amendment have made by the bureau of statistics of the state, and not with county clerks. place given him was public buildings been tiled in the office of Secretary of By Delegate Andrews, of New Mexi department of Commerce and Labor, The fate of Dubois is not as yet settled, co, providing for the admission of the based on the returns for ten months ORGANIZE SCHOOL LIBRARIES. State Dunbar, with 9,985 signatures the Democrats not having completed territory of New Mexico as a single ending with October, are that the ag affixed. The number necessary is their siate. state. gregate commerce between the United State Library Commission Passes an 7,489. The petitions were brought to Salem and tiled by Mrs. II. W. Coe, A bill abolishing the Isthmian Canal States and the Philippines for the cal Important Resolution. The house today devoted 42» hours commission was introduced by Repre endar year 1905, will amount to about Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniway, Miss Gail to lively debate on the possibilities of sentative Mann, of Illinois. In it dis $20,000,000, against about $15,000 in Salem — The State Library commie Laughlin, Mrs. Jefferson Myers and controlling insurance. cretion is given the president to put the 189«, $1,000,000 in 1900, $4 000,000 sion, composed of Governor Chamber- Miss Laura Gray. Miss Laughlin said Jones, of Washington, introduced work of building the canal under any in 1898 and a littie more than $4,000,- lain, W. B. Ayers, President Campbell, that the petitions were thorough^ ex bills appropriating $25,000 for a fish one of the executive departments, and 000 in 1897, the year prior to the of the State University; Miss Isom, amined ami al) signatures that were hatchery in Yakima county, and grant also to operate the Panama railroad American occupation. librarian of the Portland library, and not thought to he properly affixed as ing Washington 50,000 acres of land through the same means. Prior to 1899, the exports from the I State Superintendent of Schools Acker- required by law were stricken out. for the benefit of the Soldiers’ home. United States to the Philippines, the I man, met in hi-nionthy session last Bank Takes Over Sawmill. bureau reports show, had never ex I week, and Miss Marvin, the secretary, CUTS OUT BONDS. Thursday, December 14. Weston—The largest sawmill plant ceeded $250,000, while in the present submitted an elaborate report dealing The senate spent four hours today in year thev will aggregate nearly $0,000,- with the work of the commission from in Umatilla county, 12 miles east of discussing the Panama canal emergency Senate Committee Favors Canal Ap 000. Imports from the islands, which its organization to date, and with the Weston, was recently taken over by the appropriation bill and, when it ad propriation of $11,000,000 ranged tietween $4,000,000 and $5,- methods to lie employed in the organ Farmers’ bank of Weston, the Fletcher isation of Irx-al libraries. journed, the bill was still under con company, which had become involved Washington, Dec. 13. — The emerg 000,000 per annum prior to 1899, were With regard to school libraries, the with the hank, retiring. W. H. sideration. A separate bill regulating ency appropriation bill to provide the in 1902, $10,000,000; in 1903, $12,- the issuance of bonds for the canal and Isthmian canal commission with funds 000,000, and in 1905 will be about commission decided to ask for bide for Fletcher, manager of the company, has placing them on the same basis as to carry on the construction of the Pan $14,000,000, according to the bureau all school libraries to be submitted been in the sawmill business for 16 next June. A rule was adopted by the years on Weston mountain. Included other bends of the government was ama canal will contain no general leg estimates. passed without debate. The imports in 1905 are chit fly hemp commission prohibiting schools from with the property are 1,000 acres of islation. This was decided by the sen Senator Fulton introduced a bill ap ate committee on appropriations at a and sugar. Hemp imports for the first purchasing dictionaries, sets of supple tine timber, which will be cut into propriating $100,000 to erect a public meeting lasting all of yesterday, at ten months of 1905 amounted to $10,- mentary readers and general encyclope lumber. dias with motley belonging to their li building at Faker City, another carry which it was agreed to report the 376,528, a id sugar $2,212,249. brary funds. ing $15,000 for improvement of the measure appropriating $11,000,(100, PORTLAND MAHKETS. Miss Marvin reports that several grounds at Salem, ami a third to ratify the amount named by the house bill. Connecticut Safe Looted. cities in the state would soon impluy the treaty with the Klamath Indians Wheat—Club, 72c; bluestem, 74c; The first section, in relation to the Suffield, Conn., Dec. 19. — After I trained librarians to Iraik after their li and pay them $500,000. red, 68c; valley, 73c per bushel. issuance of bonds, was stricken out. A binding the railroad watchman, W. braries. The pure food bill was reported by bill containing this feature was intro Oats—No. 1 white feed, $27; gray, Jones, anil his 12 year old eon to chairs Senator Heyburn. $26.50 per ton. duced in the senate by Teller, and it in the railroad station here this morn Lang Sells Big Wheat Ranch. Barley—Feed, $22022.50 per ton; The Republican members of the will he dealt with by the finance com ing before daylight, six bank robbers Pendleton—James Leng has sold his brewing, 122 50023; rolled,$23023.50. mittee. The bill was amended to fur pried their way into the Sufliehl Sav house caucus today unanimously de wheat ranch of 2,100 acres, known as Rye—$1 50 per cental. clared in favor of admitting Oklahoma ther provide that in the future no ex ings bank on Main street, blew open the old ('. J. Smith place, to A. C. Hay — Eastern Oregon timothy, penditures shall lie made for the canal the safe after a fourth attempt and es Eriedly of thia city. This place, which and Indian Territory as one state, and $14 5004 15 50 per ton; valley timothy, by a vote of 10 to 65 declared in favor except hv authority of congress, and caped witfi $50,000 worth of registered j is one of the beat ranches in this sec- $1104 12; clover, $809; cheat, $8.500 of admitting Arizona and New Mexico when appropriations have been made Ironde and stocks not negotiable, ac [ t'on, is located in Juniper canyon. 9.50; grain hay, $809. cording to President Newton, of the in This year 1,000 acres have been eeede«l as one state. Both statehood questions by congress. Fruits—Apples, $101.50 per box; stitution. They overlfxiked $3,000 in to wheat and the balance »»« summer are to be contained in one bill. pears, $1.2501.50 per box. cash and negotiable homie «n a drawer Rivals For Coveted Place. Representative Cushman introduce«) fallowed )a»t year. Wheat land in this Vegetables — Benns, wax, 12c per a bill providing for the election of one district is improving each year since [pound; cabbage, 101 t4c per pound; Washington. Dec. 14 — As the situ nearby. delegate from Alaska to congress. the farmers understand better how to cauliflower, $1.25 per dozen; celery, 45 ation sizes up today. it looks as if Sena Conference at White House. Representative Lacey, of Iowa, intro tor Ankeny would secure the vacant cultivate it. Instead of plowing shal 075c per dozen; cucumbers, 50060c Washington, Dec. 19.—Senators Alli low, they have learned that better re per dozen; peppers, 6c per pound; duce<l a bill granting grazing privileges position on the commerce committee on public lands to homestead settlers formerly held by Senator Foster of son and Hale, who are menilters ot the sults can be obtains«! hy plow ing deep. pumpkins, 3« 0 lc per pound; sprouts, and holders of small farms in semi- Washington. Mr. Ankeny and Mr. committee on appropriations, and 7c j>er pound; suash, \ 0 lc per pound; arid and arid lands. Prices are to Fulton have lieen making a neck and Chairman Shonts and Secretary Bishop, Weston Property Transfers. turnips, 9Uc0$l per sack, carrots, 65 range from 1 to 6 cents an acre annn- ■ •ck race for this place. of the Isthmian Canal commission, Weston—J. B. Hart has purchased 075c |>er sack; lieets, 85c«S$l per sack. were in conference with the president I K2'a ai r ■* of alfalfa and wheat land in Onions—Oregon, $101.25 per sack. at the white house tonight. It is pre the Walla Walla valley near the state New Mexico Willing to Unite. Rate Bill After Holidays. Potatoes—Fancy graded Burbanks, Washington, Dec. 14 —Joint state Washington, I>ec. 13 —Railroad rate sumed that the case of Secretary Bish line from R. <). Fitch for $5,000. The 65 0 75c per sack; ordinary, 55060c per op, whose duties as agent for the com place is located about two miles from hood for New Mexi«x> and Arizona was legislation will be allowed to rest until sack: Merced sweets, sacks, $1.90; discussed by the president today with a after the holidays. Member, of the mission has been the subject of discus the ranch recently purchase«! by Trajan crates, $2.15. sion in congress, was among matters talk I'm her. Mr» F t h Will go to Alberta. delegation of New Mexicans, among house committee on interstate and for Butter—Fancy creamery, 27>»0.3Oc Frank King, a prominent farmer form per pound. whom were Holomon Luna. Republican eign commerce have agreed to take up ed of, but no statement was made. erly of Helix, has purchased the Weav national committeeman ; Major W. H. »nd dispose of lees important measures Eggs— Oregon ranch, 3203.3c per General Strike is Improbable er property in this citv and will soon doz»n. H. Llewellyn, United State« District before the recess In the senate »Iso London, Dec 19.—The correspondent , become a re-ident of Weston. He has attorney; Judge A. A. Freman and A. there is a disposition to let rate legisla Poultry — Average old hens. 11 *t0 M. Hove. Judge Freeman raid be be tion slumber. The members of the in of the Daily Telegraph at St. Peters been making extensive imrovtrnents 12c per pmiid; young roo«ters, 10011c; lieved the people of the two territories terstate commerce committee in that burg, in commenting on recent events springs, 11011 *yc; broilers, 12l»0 Surveying Weed Road. would I* glad to accept joint statehtxxi brxly have decided to hold hut one in Russia, says he is still optimistic 14c, dressed chickens, 120l2S«c; tur Major Llewellyn and Mr. Luna took meeting a week before Christmas and an<l is convinced of the impossibility Klamath Falls—Some excitement was keys, live, 16017c; turkeys, dressed, np with the president some appoint there is a genera] understanding that of an organiser! general «trike, because caused in Klamath Falls recently by choke, 18 <4 21c; g«ese, live, 9010c; public opinion and the peasantry are l the arrival of Engineer I>. D. Griffiths ducks, 14015c. ments in the judiciary of New Mexico. rate legislation will not be pushed. s’rongly averse to it. He insists that with a crew of a dozen railroad engin- Hope — Oregon, 1905, choice, 100 the military outbreak at Moscow is in - eers and surveyors ami the announce- 11 '._.«•; prime, 8>»09l1c; medium. Sc; No Ship Subsidy Possible. Cut Out Opposed Section Washington, Dec. IS.—There iste Washington, f»ec. 14. — The Santo no way an indication of general disaf . meet went forth that they were the ad obis, 507c. Wool—Eastern Oregon, average liest, vance guard of the California North be no ship snlisidy legislation at this Domingo treaty was referred bark to fection in the army. eastern Railroad company, successor to 16021c; valley, 24026c; mohair, session of congress. The senate is luke the committee on foreign relations. It Furs Go Up in Smoke. the Weed Railroad company, which is choice, 30c J*r pound. warm. The house is opposed to such is understood that it is the desire of the ¿•ef — Dressed hulls, 102c per legislation. Ths new merchant marine admi listration that the treaty be modi New York, Dec. 19.—Two hundred i to receive a lionne of $ 100,000 to build pound; cows, 304c; country steers, committee appointed by Speaker Can fied hy striking out the provision au thousand dollars' worth of furs were ' a railroad into the town. 404*4«. non is said to have ten members thorizing the president to send an destroyed by fre t«x!ay in the establish Fruit Men Meet at La Grande. Veal—Dressed, 3',08c per pound. against four who are favorable to the armed force to Santo f»omingo, if at | ment of Max Paieeeki A Co., wholesale Mutton—Dressed, fancy, 606*4« per Izt Grande — The next annual meet- proposed measure. The speaker is nn- any time necessary. It is the belief of | furriers and manufacturers of automo uerstorxi to oppose the project at this 1 friends of the treaty that, if this p’O- bile garments, 37-39 East Twenty first ng of the Northwestern Fruitgrowers’ pound; ordinary, 405c; lambs, 70 time, tiers use of the likelihood of a viaion were removed, there wo«ild bs street. Other tenants in the building I association will beheld in I .a Grande Fork—Dress«!, 6l»07c per pound. tariff discussion. will suffer heavy damages from water. January 3 5. less opposition to ratification.