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jl ;r*1 < Ol X /.V w vtU-'J THE SKIPTON STABLES PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT IO, <*<>., I.INN Good Turnouts, Prompl and Courteous Attention Oltf t.oN By T. L DUGGER REUOMBLE RATU nin.l l f '*»«-•» a «or Ik Wirwto Albany NEWS OF THE WEEK I une h Counter HAPPENINGS OF TWO CONTINENTS A Re»uma of th« Laax Important but Not Laea Interesting Best 20t. Me.il in the Valley Open All Nifcht Evant« of the Past Weak. % Al HANY. iMftGON. >nul II C C J_| BHYXNT « • V The Ruse.an national aaeernbly has iteri 1 »ailed to meet May*0. ATTORNEYS AT LAW n»>^»iu a <s > ; 1. « are ansi. u» to organi«» a volunteer regiment to fight China. «aiHANioHK - in II M- VTASVg I Only FlrstC '.aae Shop In Tfi» City ATTORNEY AT I AW '• -•»» |- ■ Nhavlng ...................... 15 cents 3« Hair t utting .......... 25 fihani)xx>lng ......... 2.5 •« Hatha...................... 2Ä • « »«1 ». < vwr »I,*» »u-1 l a'vni« W IV Office, irï «e«t M >lm( At.B à NT OKXOO ATTORNEYS AT LAW » » a . • J. J. Barnes & Son, The Caeb Buyers union, a Chicago concern winch sold moat of its stock to farm* re, fise fai 1*1 The farmers are ml fl 1 "i " and merchant« |2.5i),OO(l General Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers Graduate Eclectic Medical CoDege * IO OKK.OS Y PHYSICIAN ui SURGEON We buy our »t and keep a full »ag h material. ■ ur Un» doue on A epe» tal gran I jury at Pueblo, Col orado, has return*! indictments against I the Colorado Fuel A Iron company, : the Colorado Supply company and the - k In large quantities American Rmelting company lor using ! the "scrip system" in paying their em line of carriage and pio» m. in violation of the law. All kinds of work In Roosevelt favor« the «hip sulieidy abort notice. bill. Horseshoeing a Specialty SCIO, OREGON Crsjoa Scio Stute Bank P.EAL ESTATE ffiOÍEB, s<to Orejón Juatica cf Ut Tiic* K:ury Tab2 Scio Crsjca Ç X ». w w IIT ATTORNEY AT LAW are attacking Forty perwine were hurt in a street car wreck in Pittsburg. failure of the Moroican conference is now exj>ecte<l, but war is not looked lor. T! e Philippine tariff bill pass*! by the house w ill «oou come up in the senate. The Panama canal commission will likely lie r*!uced from seven members to three. crncx&a I* re» Id ent Cashier.. All psrtnw in Russia Witte's cabinet. The rata bill will pass the senate wilhuiit the court review amendment. mi s'.»;h:a» Zxzhaats K«. 11. ik War lietween France and Germany is Jsclarwl inevitable on * count of th« stand of F rnj-eror William. I; .... .. ■ : • «»i«|.■«*-i "is "( t I. na, I* Having the officials are trying to lull this country into false security. Al HANY llacIwssU. Okie Mia* ■uri*» hiipreme court has d«cid*l that Mandard Oil men moat give evi dence. PKOPPfliTOP Gl ORtili DAME • «un yrr» ATiiKmu The deepeet enow of the winter now coear« the Middle Waet, The government will try to bring Hermann to trial in .March. (to To lb» W»*«l Virginia's governor has apps»al- .................... T. J. Mew« ana *1 for aid to down the railroad trust in ...................... W. A. l.auiu ' that state. Coal operators have offer*i a com D «• a general banking and •sehanga promise to the miners aud a strike may ÎFrftre nf Ï. L R . < a«« <>f M •• jrl .... - *' I rates : tie avert*!. ’ • • ’ » • y r • » « . a I w Russia is negotiating a new loan in vffit e U««r I’trtt Yk'.ku a. Hat h he .«.a a 1* and dralle ia»ue»i on principal cities. The intereat France of 3340,000,001). ALBAN Y, OMK 'N will l»e 5 |*er cent. Beware of [)<■(<■< live Tides EAST AND SOUTH W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr., » M Uiobl>*l and arrest*! in Italy lor running down i a boy with his auto. — V ia ---- Three hoys were burn*! to death and . nine injur*! ion a fire at Kenyon Mili- I lary academy, (»ambler, Ohio. II» a an Alairart . f 1| » pieyareg t>r i»e Linn County Abstract Co Witte’s cabinet is falling to piece«. Ja|*aneee Coreaue. • ... Shasta Route ■h ’ * Î. It Rl DO. Manager, office *>r Thirl Süd hrvadslVIa sta »Laax Y, okkooK 2 CORNER SALOON KJStS A li t MR I inc Wine«, l iquor« and Cigar« Tur» Liquors for Medicinal Purf»>*s Give V« « Call alt.» . at. p m Weet •" ! «.an- fer T» rfaut an t way laa*«!©?A. •.•< ■i Iron 1‘1’fdaM • ** a ia • » |> m lea»»» Albany IJ ia p m . il p ■» Arrive« A«h a - t 1 J» m . Il > • Arrive» Se<remenl«> • m . • 46 a m Ar rite» inn > raartoco Î AA p m ; a.M a. » Fallirán a 1 Tt tu »I earn on both traina ( i * « are • *> tan < t ’»«* I an-x a- ■*. .r « • are I •<». »I Leuia, Ur leant amA Wathintt« n < v:,i e lifiaiMiih* *• o with th»••»•rai •tra • h-r ><< * » Japan. Lbtua. i : j c« a. a: ■ Amari a. Johann Hoch, the modern bluelieard, lias lieen hatig*l. • -er agaut at W«»t Attorney« for the F*leration officer» have tecured hale-as corpus write at Boise. The drydock !>ewey has had to put in at las l’alma», Canary islands, lor repaint. Wilson Misner, the youthful husband of Mrs Yerkre-Mixtier, has agr<w»i to a sr|>aration for 320,000. I 1 « ■-!»•.« dejiartment ba» taken up 'with the Russian government the al- i leg*1 holding up'of poeial orders ia»u*i ' by the Vnited filate«. Cuiigrrsenianen are receiving many £. OOMAS, a. P. A. j protests against the Hepburn-Dolliver Purllind, Orooon. ■ bill now pending. This measure is practically a Fwleral lecognition of prohibition. LUMBER! LUMBER! II 1> l-amb n, ol the Bilveu Den Sawmills, ia prepared to Oli order» fur Common i* Finishing Lumber Order« taken al the tarda in S. or at th» mills in Blveu l'en. Ilia luuiler I« U m beak ol mountain Ur, and pru «a ara rea«. nabla. LANDON! fears no •cl..» alath’D, or a«ldrr»a »V. SCIO are aaid to be oppressing Minister Rockhill «aye he trouble in China al prsaent. V LANDON! # Philippine officials «ay the tariff re- I duction on sugar will not make any j difference with the producers ol the United fitatee, »» the product of ths islam!» will go to China anyway. Taft made three speeches on Wash ington's birtiiday. The Ixrngworth’« welcome in Cut«. receiv*! a warm fkemocrata control the senate com mittee on the rate bill. One of New Orleans' largest whole sale grocerv firms has suffer*! a fire loss of 3130,000. The German reichstag has extended the most favored nation tariff to the l’nite»! filate» for one year. L-SCIO LIVERY & FEED STABLES^ G. A. R national officers are pre paring for a big lime alien the national .encampment meets in Minneapolis Au- gnslIS. Irvine & Myer, Props. The Canadian government has rale*! 835,(HX) worth of fl mr which will t>e . sent to the famine sufferers of Japan. Hack connects with all trains at West Scio and niornin/f train at Munkert. The various foreign legations at Pe kin are lieginning to fear an outbreak and the sentries on duty have treen j doubled. Our rigs are first-class and our horses $ood drivers Prices reasonable. CHILE S TRADt FALLS OFF RRIGATlON BILLS KILLED Engl-.h To«-age Escaeds bv Far AU Other« Enteru g Those Port«. No Laava of Absence or Condemns t»on of Private Land Wa»i i gtr>n. >n. Feb. 27 — I C« - i.sal Gen M i KIIIOP g DeVANtY, Preps. p »• OUI f.OX Valpara'*», In a report to Ai a Condensed Form lor Our eral Fi« 1, at Ir patinimi, says that out ol I the Rial» d a total uf 17 LOUD,Oon annual I -nuage ol Busy Readers. I veeaets entering c~’r Chilean |>>rtr, those Oregon /Mbciny X 1 Y . John D. Rockefeller la said to have i been discover*! in bis own office trans- •cling basinem as usual. Nome of th» beet detectives have been trying to Io- ,cate him. BOOM IN ORCHARD LANDS. I PRIMARY LAW CONSTRUED ' i Washington, Feb. 2<i.— The senate irrigation committee t.xlay adveisely rep».rt*| Senator Heyburn's bill per mitting hunuwteaders under govern ment irrigation pr< j«ta to obia n leave of aheem e (rum their entries for sig months of e«> h year up to the time waler is turn*! into the main canal on land to be irrigated. The Interior d«- partasent opp>*ed th» hill. The cximmittfMi voted to I a BU Senator Fulton*« bill authoK^tiikK the » >nd»m- nation <d land in private oanrnihtp • t en reqiiirtwl aa ¡»art of any ivri|tatioa pitjrt't. ria» bill AM intended to permit the arquiaition of the wagoa road land umter the Malheur project, but the committee dotibta the conetttu* tnmalty o( the bill an*l le furthermore leterred by the fart that the (Hrybee High I me t’anal cxinifMiry, of lloite, n<»w pr«»p.«re to rerlaim even more land than waa rmbra<«*d in the govern* ment Malheur projini. if it l*e aboern that tin» <>>mpany n rana buainewe the government w ill al>and<>n the Malheur project. i dying the Ameri>aa flag repr. senl*l Home seekers Look g for Locitiom Car d,date M«r R, for Ortica on Two Great Brltain'a only 13-5,01X1 tone. on Hooe R'ver. | Different Tickets. , flag covered k.OOO.lHX) tons, and Ger- II od River — That fiorai River I« Kalem — That one man may l»e th» I man eiil|»s aggregated 3.UO0.O00 ton«. geiting Its »bare ol the colonist traffic camlidate ol both politna) parties haa I The trade of the I'nitsd Hlatas tell ><ack is indicated by the fact ttiat ten fam I twen det-id*! by Attorney < »eneral from II1,000.000 in B S t |l......... Ilea have arrived here this week link Crawford in an opinion rendered in re- ¡000 tn I wOt, not wit (»stand i ng Chile ing for land. Toe newmmers are from s|x>nae Io an inquiry tmm W. J Moore, grew'ly Incr-aaed her parcha»v«i. Minnesota, North Dakota, Kan»*« and district attorney at l.skevt«» The Th« Cbileaa government, the onanl Mi«*>uri. They are anxious to go into hypothetical rase submitted was that •aye, is planning many new railroads applegiowing. and real estate men ate ol a candidate who. In the primaries, and extsnsiona. The trane-Andme busy »bowing them over the valley was on both the Republican ami the railway, when complet*!, will shorten F ach day rar »file «everal purchases of Itomccrattc li< kata ami rsw-eivrd a plur i the time itatween Ctiile and Kttropa 10 a I wi tch is n< w set to apple trees or ality vote lor the office its »»sch irwtance »ill be cleared tor that purpose, and The ruling of the attorney general Is or 13 «la.» < >n»ul Leroy, at Durango, write« indications are that there will lie a that the office seeker thereby berome« still greater demand lor fruit land. that Mexico will «oon import wheat. the nominee of both jxirtiee, ami bi< The homeaerkera who have arrive»! name n. is' ■.- Consul General Thackeray, at Ber printed ■ n t'.e g<m»ra lin, »port« that the I'niud Htatea pur- »ay many more will come as soon as Iwllot al the »lotion In June Il *i,C ’ll.I 0 n ..r» mer- spring opena in the Middle West, ;>*>■ chase. I nearly The same would I* true if a man th» empire last rear pie there <>etng alow to lelieve that were an aspirant fora Republican m m- chand Ute from moetly manufactured spring la *> much earlier here. than in 1^04, iaat' in and bls name were written into the »alea of American Real estate purrbasc« are not cunfinnl the I'-rms ratir primary Ixsllota, there gooda, but I list rnannfactur*! good« to Germany, aside to I «»'em people, a» Portland men are by giving him a plurality of tn» l>»m<> BULLETS FOR CHINESE from lari and petroleum, in IvoS, di»i investing in apple lamia, going as far rratic votes. as back of Mount Hood. They are re not *(ual |! I.On).000 Ib tith Government Sr-,1» Munitions Catch Sal'non in Closed Seaton, lying on the effect the Mount llo>xi TRADE WITH SCANDINAVIA. railr>a»l will have on land in the upper to F last. Granta I'a»s—Fiahrrmen on K -tue valley. Thia road is now nearing cum- river, taking laasms from the cannery- I I/»nd.in. Feb. 2’1. — The British gov Urited States Sells «20.000.000 pie ion, ami the first car of freight waa mon on the tAilumbia. are doing a lug ernment take» a rather gloomy view of ah ppe»l over it Ia»t week, consigned to busioeae even it the eee*>n is rl.•«•I | the Chine»« »ituation end I« preparing More That It Buys. Moro. Much of the w»»xl formerly last year they ahipp*l from Granted for any {eventuality there Warships Washington, Feb. 27.—According to burned in clearing fruit lands will »»on Pa*» anti Merlin over 2<>0 tons of fish : are liemg lowdcl with uiuniti<-na on the a bulletin i««iie»! by the departmant of lie marketable at a naminal expense, to Portland This year the shipment« ' China station and h»<wvy shipments are Commerce ami latbor, the trails of the thus reducing the coat of charing land. will amount to considerable mure, aa j liemg made to the commander of the l'nite-1 Rtatea with the Sandinavian The warn: wet weather nl the pest they ar» shipping mor« than a ton a Itriiiah tiret in Chiure» waters, *» that countries, under which term are in- few days has atarlol plant life into ac day. A «»t net oa the Illinois river, i he will I« ab.« to protect British Inter- clu»!e»l Kwe»len, l*»nmark am! Norway, tivity ami berry growers will soon com abiut 30 miles from where it empliee j reta should there )« any serious upne- for the fiscal year 1IK)5, amount*l to mence cultivating. into Rogue river, is »tally making big , Ings. 332,000,000, of ahloli 4". HlO.OOtl is ■ at» be« of fine salmon. Fi«lmrnien on j The missionary societies also bav* imports from ami I 5,00(1,i)(M) export» Roo-n for Settlers in Umatilla. Rogue river are also doing a goul bust- j lieen warn*! to have their followers re to those countries. In 1 •»••'> th» total hew I'ftidlrton — The rapid manner in main in touch willi the various Bruisti trade with th«w countries aa» 3 11,- < maúlate», so that they can take retuge 000,000, showing an ln< reaee of prac which I'maldla county la lietng settled Fruit Cannery at La Grande there, should It I* »me ne»'«*«sary. tically 200 per cent in the last decade, has drawn attention of late to the fan t La Grande—Au F-aalern syndicate, Commercial b-xliea dealing with Chi while our total foreign trails has in- that there is much «<<«1 wheat land left on what was once the I niatilla Indian through ita »px ial agent, Georg» T nese trade lielieve a general uprising in creaseil but about 70 per cent. The bulletin «ays that the Scandina rerervatlon. A tract of this land waa Power», has parcha»*) Ir» m the Oregon t'bins is imminent. I *n the other hand, the Chine«» lega vian population ol the United Stales br-nght by the government in 1 "'7 and Proaluce company th« large storage bears a larger ratio to the present |>op. »old in parcel» it low price« to settler» warehouse No. 2. In ad lition to the tion here declare« there is not the . .. ■ - ■ V ■ t illation of their countrie« of nativity In many rases **0 a* res out of a quarter plant purchased, Mr. Powers left in - . ■ • ■ than anv other class of our foreign born »action are to t>e found, on different structions with his agent here to »elect •tate» that tli« distiirlwrn-e« in K.»nth parte of the reservation, which were site« for a cannery, fruitdryer, a jelly, China tiare lieen due entirely to the population. lmp»,rta from Sa.-den in I mus aggre then thought useless, With proper al vinegar and cider factory. The Oregon efforts of certain dis»-re<lite<l leaders to gated 33,»35,.551, and exports to that lent ion thia iami may yet become »• Produce company retains warvhous»» - rgaliise a revolution to taka over the good as the land that was sold. Sime No. I, and will buy and •« I, but will throne from the present emperor. country, 37,107,171.“ Imports from Norway, 31,204 5H0, of the land sold then, near Weeion. m»l take fruit on storage or consign Athena and Adams, at from lit) to 120 ment. It will give p»>e»raaion of ware WANT HGHT HOURS ON CANAL. anil exports. 34.43O.4i>'>. an acre, grows wheat of the finest qual house No. 3 June I. Imports from Denmark, fl,OOH,750, ity. Labor Lraiisrs Atk Präsident Io Veto and exports, 3I4,HHI,5OH. Elk for Harney County. Deficiency B<U. Goes to Braid as Missionary. Burna—J. E Wallace baa returned CHECK ON CHOLERA Chicago, Feb. *•>. —I abor organisa Pcaific University, Forest Grove — from the southern pert of Harney reali Mia» Grace C. Wood, who has lieen an ty, where he went to get an elk pre tions of this city have ap|*ale»l to I'riwidenl 1* "M-velt to veto the urgent Maritime Quarantine Found Effective inatructre»» in Tualatin academy for sent« 1 hi the Harney Contitv Fair a»»xi- i deficiency bill, |*»»»>l by congreee, at Manila. the part three yeaia, having c >me to elation by the Pacific Livestock com which alioliehe« the eight hour work Washington, Feb. 27. — A report of Pacific from Drury college, .Mo., has pany. It will I* mount*! and placed lav on the Panama »anal. The names left for Brasli to engage In missionary the public health and marine hospital in the taxidermy display al the pavil : ol I’reaident John Fli»|>atrlck ami Fl. service, which has just tieeii issued, work, for which she will lie peculiarly ion. The large elk on exhibition at N N . kels. of t)>« Ch - ago inlrratiou give« a summary o! the quarantinable alapted. Iler position will lie filled the Ia»wis ami Clark ex;»iaition was , of lab >r. wer« signed to s telegram sent dine«»»-« re|>orted for tiie city ol Manila immediately by Mr. Zimmerman, from sold for |35O lief re th». Harney muuty I to Washington as follow» during the calendar year 1906, shows Kirersidr academy, Portland. Before exhibit of birds aud animals was ra “t I’gsniied labor la unanimously that there were 254 cases and 225 going to Biaul to commence her work, iurn«l. protesting against the urgent defi» lem y she will attend the missionary conven deaths from cholera, 45 case« and 43 bill so long a» it contains the provision deaths from pla-’ue, and 27 <-as«-s and tion, which is held at Nashville, Sheep Bring High Price. I re|>.-«llng the eight-hour law or any two deaths from arnallp >x The report, Tenn , and from there she will go di Pendleton—About ID.OoO he*I of part of it, and inoat respectfully re- discussing the cholera situation in the rect to Brasil. Vi-atling sheep have lieen purchasml j queste a veto." province» there, says that, while the from I'matilla county st<x kmen wltlnn The action of the li. al uni ns follow- School District of "First Class *' numlier of » a sea has remained almut a few »lays by John Howard, of Dakota, *1 inslrm lions from I're-ldriit Gnmpere the same for several weeks, their loca Halem—State Superintendent Acker the ruling pri»-e twing a bead Thoee | rf the Ameman Federation of labor, tion is constantly changing, and adds man has gone to Ho»«l River to aaawt in a statement Mr. Gotnpers «»eerie»! that cholera has practically de»crilie»i j in the campaign for the organ nation of that the law wax intend*l as the l>e- an entire circle of a radius of about 35 a wlxxil district of the first class by ginnlng of an attack upon the eight- mile« around the city of Manila, ita r->naolidating six country di»tric'-s hour statute as applied to all govern course indicating, the report rays, that The object ol the consolidation is to e« ment service. the maritime quarantine lias lieen en tablisli graded schools, and a district Inspecting the Sugar Plants. tirely effective. high schixtl. I'nder the law a majority THREATS FROM FOREIGNERS I a Grande—II. T. I'yer, of Ogden, In view <>l the very few case« in the I of Voters in each district, ai they now Ciati, general manager of the Amalga city of Manila ami then sporadic char exist, must vote in favor of the consul!, mated auger I» lorie«, la in the city on Evclusion From Black Hill* Mines acter, the outgoing inter-island quar dation It IS th ought all tha Wasco a tour of inspection. F. G Taylor, of Causes Bad Feeling. antine pia»»»! on vescia has l>een con district« are favorably inclined 'except L g«n, I'tah, accompanied Mr. Dyer !«ad, H. I)., Feb. 3fi.—As a srqnel to siderably tli'idified. one. and public sentiment favorable tn am! will lake the pl*-e of factory eui>er- co * 1 idation is gaining ground there internimi at la Grande, auccewlmg the eiplueion at the hum» of a mine Ordered to Shoot Suspects. Charles W.xxihouae, wno has resigned. foreman, letters have Ix-eti r» • eiv*l by Hujierintemlent Grier, of the Home Logging Road on Rock Creek. Dmdori. Feb. 27.—The correspondent stake untie, ami eome - I the mine fore of the Tribune at Pekiu »ay« that la Grande—Work ha« been resumed PORTLAND MARKETS. man, threatening bodily harm unless since the re;«>rt*l apj*ra’«n<r of the on the Grand Ronda Lnmtier company's Chine«« l«ndita in Tsinwantao, the railroad up It «k creek. A large Wheal—Club, 57 ; binestem, 58070c; certain chaug»*« are made in the nian- ag»-ment. The governor has been e«k*l German« and Frenrh have lieen kept at amount of the grading and several red, 56c; valley, 71073c. to offer a reward for the apprehension arms at Hlianbaikwati, Tainwantao and miltM of trai klaymg were completed Gate—No. I white, f**«ta 3280 29; uf the writera. Tungeban, »bile the Germane are pa last year, but work was discontinued >n gray, 327 60038 50 per ton. It is thought the letters result from trolling the village« with orders to account of the winter weather. It is Barley— Fred. 333 60«*24 per ton; ; an order prohibiting the employment »hoot all auspicious Chine«». The Ger the intention now to continue the work biewiog, 324'424.50; rolled. 824 0 36. -d men who could not speak or under man olfirers, who formerly dine.I at the until the road is completed The road Buckwheat—32 25 |>er cental. stand English It is msidsr*! that hotel at Hhanhaikwan, th» correspond will Ire used ear lusively in bringing Hay—Eastern Oregon timothy, 313 ' the safetv of the other miner« was en ent adds, are now confined to barracks !<■«» to the river from an extensive tim 0l4|>ert<>n; vallev timothy, 3809; dangered by the employment of work after nightfall. ber district in the R xk creek territory. clorer, 37 6005; cheat, 3*'07, grain men unable to under »land the signals. bay, 3708. Bill for Mexican Silver. Return Money to Countias. Fruits—Apple», 11'43 50 per box; Will Fight Two-Cent Rate. Mexico City, Feb. 27.—The exchange Hvlem — Siate Hupenltendenl of In* cranberr e», 313 50014 50 |»r liairel. Phi!*lelphia, Feb. 2'1. — Driven to and currency commission haa receive»! elrnclion J. II. Ackerman, irne ol the Vegetable«—t'alibage, 1Y*0SI«C per bills from both New York and London pnrmotere of ih« Educational eongreee jouud; cauliflower, 32 per crate; cel- the point of reorganising their line« to hankers lor another tt,iMM),0v0 silver al thè Lento and Clark fair, ha« pr» • erv fl 7605 |mr crate, sprout», 5 l, 07c I meet th« 3-cwni-a-mil« legislation re- money, in pursuance ol the policy <>! pare! hla rep irt ol receipta and »spemi per pound; eqnaah, l‘«'41Sc per i-eutly ad. pi.d by the Ohio irgislature exchanging silver tor gold to expedite iturea of III» committee. The money pound; turnip«, 9Or<43I a sa»k; rar- and by threats of similar action in the work of placing the country on a wbich Mr Ackerman le accounting lor rota, 55076c |«»r aa» k; beets, 5.5» '4fl Pennsylvania, officials and representa tive« of many big railroad« met here gold t«aie. Gold money la already en waa donate»! un hi» sollcitaiton by thè per sack. '■■lay and |>er'e. t*l plans for fighting tering into circulation, though in some countiee lo’ espenan of thè congree« Onions—Oregon, No. 1. 550 70c » .«II such legnlati >n, in re«p»>naa to a cases people who do not compreheml I era sa ' • am • ol 826 • wi . •. sack; No. 3, nominal. call from James McCrea, first vi»w that the change is permanent are «ili he retnrneai b> thè countiee in prò- Pntatote«—la icy graded Burbanks, hoarding the yellow money. The gen portioa tu thè amount contribiited. In 500 70c per bumfrel; ordinary, nom i prwi»l«at of t'-e Pennsylvania railnaul. It i« said that plans wera laid, not eral financial situation is remarkably all. 11.(Hi «ri aaa raceivad. inal; sweet potato««, 3>a03Si« P*r only to carry on the light in Ohio, but go rd. pound. in any oilier state neceeeary. Building Boom on at Baker. Butter — Fancy creamery, S7'^03('c Will Clean Out Foreigners. Baker City—The excavation for a one per pound. M»y Postpone Meeting at Hague. Willemst*»!. Curacao, Feb. 27 —Ad- story stone building al First and Court Egg*—Oregon rancl., 15017c |*r Waabing'on, Feb. 2fi. — Hecretary vice« reveiv*! here from Vetiesnela are streets, to cost about I'l.lXK), marks the doses. to the effect that Preaident ( astro says lieginnmg of the building boom for Poultry—Average old hens, 13014c k'ol ha« ia»ned a call for a meeting in he will humble France, to break the which the architects have lieen prepar per pound; miiad chickens, I2%0l3e; I Washington this week of the American Monroe dortrina, clear out the French ing all winter. In the next six months broiler«,30033c; young rooators.lglEc; I delegate« to the approaching Hague from 5'enetuela amt then start on more building will be »tone in Baker old roaster«. 10 0 IO%c; »ir v sae d conference. Meaars. Choate, Porter and Americans. Englishmen and Germane, City than during any previ»-n« year la chickens, 14016c; turkeys, live. 160 Rose, for the purp»w of cot.siilering whom he declares are worse than Chi- the history of the place. Plans have |7c; turkeys. dre»«*l. choica 18030c, the program of the conferem-eand mak ne«e He Is reported as saying that he lieen made and contracts let for a large gee«», live, 809c; greae, dreaas i , 100 ing the nece««ary arrangements for the trip. Il will I* immnsible for the con will clear the country of foreigners. ntimlier of big business blocks, anil 113c, ducks, 15015c. He it very bitter »gainst Americans, many fine residence« and cottage« will Hope—Oregon, 1906, choice, 100 ference to meet liefore next tall at the who, i»e say«, are after his country. !»• erect*!. 10l«c; prime, 81*09c; medium, 708c; earliest, and a farther postponement is probable. olds, 607c. Creamery at Wallowa. Dominion Loses M-llion Wool— Eastern Oregon average h*«t, Waalth Limito! SIO.000.000 Wallowa — Th« Wallowa Building 16031c; valley, 24025»- per pound, Ottawa, Ont., Feb. 37. — The I do Washington. F»b. 2« — Repreeenta- minion government loss is from SI, aes-v'.ation has begun work on the mohair, rhoicn, 30c per pound. Beef—Dre*»e»l hulls. 3l*03c ponnd : tiva l.loyil, of Misamri, by a reeolntion oOO OK) to |l 500,000 by lire that raged creamery to be installed by the Blue in Moncton, N. B.. late last night and Mountain Creamery company, of la cow«, 3t*(44lgc per pound ; country in Ih» bone» today, propose»! an am»nd- ment lo thè cona’ltntion. ao aa to limi« The ice house ia to ba fin steer«. 406c. lolay, when the Intar-Cotonial railway trranda. Mutton—Dreeae»!, toney, »S«9c private fortune» to 110,000.000. Wlien- shops, with 10O rars and several build ish«! by April I. The same company ing« of different kinda, were »leal <»yed. will also have a plant al Enterprise per pound; ordinary, 405c, lamba, 6 »ver th» limit i» agr«w«fcwf Ih» ««rese ehall t>» deemevi a '•pnblic nniaanee. One thonaand workmen are thrown out This will secure a profimble imlust'y 0«'ye. lolly or perii,'* ami he forfeit*! to thè of employment. There waa no insur to the farm-re of Wallowa valley Veal —Dreea*i, 31«08e per pound. United Siate«. wbich to a perfect dairy country. Pork—Dressed, 009c per pound. ance. ‘-■ a 1 '*• ’■■*« «. ’ » rx »V- , • ‘ **.■ *.'•♦1 »L. 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