r
■
< Ol \ 1 Y , OBEfiON
Ji.e Santiam Jl eu 3
Beware
of
MUCH TO Kt DONE
ZULUS GAIN FORCE.
Ma-y Meavure, to Come Before the
Senate and House.
Bru *h Fear That Another Great War
May Com« in South Africa.
Difettive Titles
PUBLISHED EYERY FRIDAY AT
I
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
Pretoria, May 26.—Tb« garriaoo here
haa le..n • rderad to prepare to take the
Waal.mg'.in. May 29.—The senate ia
By T. L DUGGEJt
held, and it i> under,!.»»I that »imilar
I .-uoating r,n a busy week and the pr.w-
SCHOOLS GET THE BENEFIT
VXIUABLE COAL DEPOSIT.
Readers.
jrect ia favorable to long work days and
order* have twen sent lo every com-
Of ih» real ■•.peri» y»» intend te pnrcknm
acculi •* aeeurMy h-r money loéned, o«r
tew interruptions. There are two ap Library Commission Issue* a Li,t ot
»> * ,.r
(•cruna remi■ in« ih» lunaBl ol <iur *ip*rl
Three Vein» of High Grad» Bituminous mandant of British troop« in South
t » ene»,
propriation bills r*ady for conaidera-
kacasauñed In t»vï
Boo»» Ready for Purché*«.
Uncovared Near Eugene
Africa
The aituatlon in Natal 1«
Uoa, and the sea level caiial bill, hav
Halem—The stale Library comm »-
Portland—Three veins of the highest growing more and more eerioua daily
ing been made the unfinished buainaae,
• til be prseeed as steadily aa circuoi- rloa haa Juel IMUel a pamphlet con grade of bituminous coal, two ot which and a*lvicea received from th« troop«
•taoree will permit. In addition, cow- taining the lint ot hook» for « boni li are 10 and six feet thick, respectively, that are operat ng against Bambaia
tereea will lie appointed on the railroad brarie* lor the »tat». The liât includa» will «oon be work«l on Hpencer creek,
A Resume of tha Let, Important but
ahow that ha >a receiving reinforew-
rate bill; the nomlaatiou of Mr. Paruse 747 standard broke by the boat author», lO.mllea eiutbweet ot Eugene. J W
—
Not Lass Interesting Event,
to be postmaster of the city of Wash- from which the «cliool bnante may Zimmerman, »• ralary and managet of manta from nearly every tribe In Znla-
the Company organixed to work lite land.
ing1»t> will receive attention, and the chuna» bonk» for the n bool libraria».
of the Pati Week.
Arm» and ammunition are aleo being
In accordance with the »tat« law, the mine. 1» in Portland buying coal rar,
hill de« taring a policy In the matter of
"The outcropping» are very pr iml»- •ent to him, and all efforts of the culo
the purchaae uf Panama canal au|>plies library commission recently callad tor
i»l autl rit.ee to put a atop to tide
bid» to «apply about ♦ 15,<n>0 worth d ing," declare» Mr Zimmerman, “We
will be considered.
A revolution is on lo Guatemala.
i tj.iaa
The «euate manifests a diapoaltioa to book* to th« seboote of tba »tat», thi* are convlnc«) that ae have one of tha
II Bryant
< r Hr>ant
Hern ann', trial may be poetponavl devote aerioua coueidaration to the c* a nonni being tha »nm total of the li rlrhaet coal mines In Oregon, it not in are ever. » i . re and ate apparently aide
brary tax for the entire »tat«.
the Nortliaeet. The dlarovery of this to keep the leaders |> .ale-l as to field
pj BRYAMT 4 mPV
nal type bill.
until October
coal was made many year, ago, but the plan», aa ■ sooner ia a trap avt for the
Th» general p an ie to pre»» the con
The
bld
acrepted
red
ormi
tl.a
price
of
Nine («raona ware killed In a train
We bo . .. I -t - « Ir. larga quantltlr*
sideration of the appropriation bills as ail bonk* from IA to SO per cant. The owner of the property rvfnee-l all offer, rebel« than they eecape from it. They
wrerk at louisville, Kentucky.
»(■«•lily a» p.«aible. The pwtoffice and acbool* get the benefit of thia mluction for it until I eecnr«l it last year, '•ince have aleo ■ aptured «everal convoy,.
and keep a full line of carriage and
Omalein Bl-ck
Al BABY OKC00H
Tha la. t that the cui mlal troop« have
A change is protieble in the RItalian naval bilia will lie reedy for conai.lara by ordering from the list preparad by March 1 we have ha.l eix men at woik
wagon material. All kinds of work In
ake any headway
cabinet. Hhipofl is to be premier.
Within 00 ■lay, we r-n anat-le to
lion aarty in the week, but it is not yet the commieeion. Hooka treating on all sinking a »batt
<
ur
line
done
on
alwrt
notice.
I H MOXT a BYB
will be In a position to work the mine against the rebel«, and that Hritlah
Floods drowned five persons in Ne- decided which will lie given preference. •object» »ul lab la for pupila In the pub
“Butineaa men ot Eugene have sp r>ilar, ar« t.. iwi calltal on, Indicate«
By
va-la and did great damage to property Both will present f-aturae that will lic acbonla ara Includali in the liât
The
point»I commil.ee« to visit the ground hoa «eri iua G.e situation 1«.
arouae
debate,
and
it
is
a
foregone
con
the
term*
ol
th«
contract
the
hooka
are
in Coloraado.
authorities are hardly in a p-willon al
and
examine
It,
and
they
are
r
nthnst
clusion
that
Mpecial
attention
will
be
delivered
to
tba
county
aeat
ot
each
N
F’qiMlr ffin ! Aultdlor
Mayor - huilti has sent a letter of given to the provtoioa in the navai bill county at the price rumai in th« Hat aallc over the pewpert. Hampie« a« present to enter into a great Zulu war.
o< Htm-114 «¿».i
SCIO,
thank* lo President Roosevelt f >r his lor a new monster watahip.
•eyed prove th« coal to be of the beat and it ia underato* d that they will twn.i
XQ W« b < M Mtwl Al BAN Y. <»**'*«>
Each School dietrict in the »tat« will
a.d to Haa Fraeciac'.
Conference roporta on the agricul »elect hooka euch aa they deeira accord quality. Funds for working the mine every »flirt lo crash Bamtiaial within
the next few days.
All the regular
^KATII» l.ruub A WYATT
China has not yet given any definite tural and ieglalative appropriation bills ing to th» amoonl of money they have have h«en «upplied by mei. hants of tr-» pa that can 1« «parail are to taka
TU«
F.ngme.
We
are
enured
that
the
will
probably
be
made
before
the
cloee
snsaer to Greet Britain regarding the
to expend. S ime of the dietrict» are
Honihern Pacific will aid us aa eron a» th« field against him, while the colo
change in her customs administration of the week.
raising money by private »ubecriptlon
The canal supply bill will be lebated and entertainment», In addition lo the we demonstrate the' the prc|>erty ie nials will art with them and will alee
English papers strongly advocate at some length, end Senator Rayner
valuable. There will tie no difficulty try lo prevent any other Zulu tritwe
King Edward visiting Canada and will I m among those to be hard on that library tax money, with which to pur getting the coal to Eugene, or »he main 'r in re*. Lun IGml-ata nntil he can lie
chase book». A vary respectable li
OKKOOM
«bile there aleo »pend sometime in the maarure.
track of the Southern Pacific. «• there crashed.
brary of SO or 90 volume« can be par-
United Htatee.
ia almost a level grade fiom the mine "
Work on the aund-y civil appropria chañad.
Oregon
s<l«
g < HMH» iM b.
Rockefeller will give 11,000,000 with te n bill will begin In the house this
Booth-Kelly Company Reite, Wege,
which to build reformalorise through week. Thia bill ia larger and carries
Injunction it Dissolved.
Eugen»—The Booth-Kelly Lumber
Graduate Eckctk Medical College
out the country. The money ie intend more money than any preceding sundry
Albany—The temporary injunction company ha» announced a general tul Fa.ored Marchant» Teatify Against
•I for use by juvenile court, a» well.
civil
act.
The
»ggrrgate
will
be
in
the
Burlington Road.
again»* the Home Telephone company,
C lnctoesu. <ifcto
neiglilrnrhood of 11*0,000 000. There granted three week» ago at the instance vanea in the wagee of ita emplayea in
Heavy rain» have raised the Stream»
.......................T. J.
tha
mil!».
Hereafter
the
bane
of
the
Kan««*
City,
May 25 —Taelimony ol
OKF'iOM President
in Kern county, California, to »a.-h an will be a great demand on the part o' of the Pacific State« Telephone com «agra will Im |2 26 a day instead of unusual internal was brought out Ihl»
Cashier..
mem
tiers
lo
make
aj-em-hM
relating
to
pany, haa ticen dissolved by Judge Wil 12. a» heretofore. Thia i, the »mod aftern -.-i in tha I'nitml Stale* court In
extent that the H imm I gate« of »everal
large irrigating »y»tem» are threatened items atfectmg their particular home liam Galloway, and the Home company advance within a few werk», the Drat th* trial of George II Cnwhy, traffic
PRILL M. D.
districts,
and
Chairman
Tawney
esti
it again at work imtalling itaayatem in having been made in March. The ad manager of ilia Borlingt.m railway;
Should the»v gate»
D e» a general tanking and eirhang» with destruction
go out the dratruclton to property mate« that it will require fully a week thia city. Judge Galloway held that v»nce applica to all mill» and to both 'ox.rge I Th mas, ol New York, a
bu» nasa. 1. na made al current rate»
to consider and pass the bill.
the Pacific Hiatea company had no right
would lie enormous.
Scarcity of It.- ghl broker, and I B. Taagart, hl*
The controversy between the pure to attack ita rival in regard to it» Iran the night and day erewa.
and dratta issued on principal cities.
labor 1» given aa the . «une for the ad clerk, on a charge of cnepiracy In re-
Root is preparing for reform !n the food and immigration bill» will follow
Scio, Ortica
chl»e, tor that was a matter entirely
Speaking ol tha abor »ito» l«ting railroad rate«.
u -ervice.
the disposition of the naturalisation tietween the Home company and the vanee.
tiot.v Manager R. \ lliotli stated that
The principal witroMiaMi were George
bill.
\ml«»«md .r Wright received*« royal
city officiate, and that the plaintiff a large nnmtier of men coming to the A Bari.>n,
Xxchxa:» Xo. 11.
f Barton Brother*' Hboe
It
ia
planned
that
no
adjournment
reception in Japan.
company did not au Iatan Gate ita other mill» are looking for permanent loca Company, George W Taylor, of Robert
will tie taken lor the observation ot claim» in ita complaint.
SHELTON
tion«, and are, in a way, the pioneer* Keith Furniture Company; E. W.
Odell pro(xx*e» Horace Porter for Decoration day, Wednesday.
Freya<hlag ot the Freyathlag Mercan
of other» to follow.
governor of New York.
The Democratic filibuster to emplia
tile (
‘|ianv. all ot tin« city, «nd
Lana
Count,
Farmer,
Protest.
aixe
to
the
country
that
no
progress
ia
The Northern Pacific will add a naw
—--V ia
Waiter Kelhy, of New York, clerk in
The Dalle* Invite* Neighbor*.
Eugene
—
^Tbe
southern
Pacific
com-
apparent,
on
the
statehood
agreement
transcontinental train each way.
The Ihillea—Citiaeti* of The Dalle» l9t)4 and if0.*i for Thoma*.
ie consuming conaiderable time in the pany'» new treat la acroa* the county
I »ch day's Investigations into the house. Rollcall» lo determine the rm.1 went of Hpringfir Id i» »till engr.ie* are preparing a celebration for the
The tmtirii.my ah w»d that the firm*
methods of the Htandard Oil show» pretence of a quorum have liegnn each mu the attention of the farmer» of the Fourth of July, whieh they plan to mrnti’ n«l
rmeivol
large ent»* ot
Jiutlc« of th, Texet
Xctary Tubile
them lo be blacker.
day's reaaion, with few exceptions, and county and the bt>»in<*e men of Eugene m»ke a rottaer of ita kind. The 3d and money from myaterloui tourcea after
Selo Crecen
freight I.ills bad linen paid »ometlmee
North Dakota ha» just experienced a Minority l.ea<ler Williams announces and calling forth proteat» from them 4th »ill tie given over to celebration in
in aiprv«* (>a. tagne, always from Naw
the
old
fashioned
way,
all
nearby
town»
One
row
of
piling
r«t
driven
squarely
hie
intention,
encourage.!
hy
a
“
round
•vveie snow storm while a heavy froel
Albany
Counter
York, but non» knew who sent it. Gn
robin” from bis colleagues, to cootinne
viaittd the lake state«.
on in the middle of the road, leaving two and »uburlwn coinmnnili«» living invit the Stand Frey»< hlag frankly raterred
these method*. The statehood con
paaaagewaya with only a width of 13 «I to come and participate. Fund» lor
M< Kill OP a (WVANfV. Pre««.
be
Presbyter Ian general aeeemMy hat
feet each. Thia will not permit of eelf. carrying out an elabora a two day»' to an agreement with Thoma* whereby
ferees announce that an agreement
given ita doctrines a lilieral interpreta
hinder» and other farm machinery (.»•— program have already liven raise! and b a firm wa* to re. »ive 25 per cent re
that measure it in sight sod may
tion to induce more mergers.
ing through, and in order to go from committee» appointed to take charge of call-* on freight bills, and told bow the
reached daring the week.
Best 20c. Meal in the Valley
ALL PULL TOGETHER
ae) eaa
-pi*it«l lu New Yurk to
A crank has bean arrested In Wash
Eugene to Springfield or vice verve the receptivo and entertainment of via-
Open All Ni^ht
they are compelled to go aevt-ral mile» Itor» and the general detail»of the cele lire firm'» credit by one Jackson, whom
ington arme<l with a walnut shell with
he did not know.
brail.>u which are not yet completed.
which, he said, he intended to kill the Oregon, Waahington and Idaho Form out of the way.
Tratti» tea*» w»*< i*(o 'or Peritami »od wav
lie <- ild not remember whether he
president.
Interatate
Development
League.
■ i»Iloti* al le 'u a m
le»ve lei Aibanr •i
AIBANV, ORU.ON.
or I
naa had »ugg. »led tha uee ot the
Refuses
to
Sell
Lamb».
Open-Air Treatment at Chamawa.
X:*X p m
Spokane. Waah , May 29.— An Inter
Tl e Russian cabinet ha» refused the
name. At first lie »aid that the idea
Arlington
—
William
Hmlth,
one
of
demand« of the dotima. leader» of ail atate Developmrpt league, embracing
Cbemawa — Dr. C. P. Fryer, the
leare» l'.irttan.l • s* a m »»'(■•
• a, hi», bnt n r- M examination be
(Io To The
parties denounce the action and a revo the representative organisation» ot (Ire « bool physician of th* Indian ><-hool, th» leading sheepmen of Gilliam coun bang»! and »aid that he c mid not re
leeve* Albaiiy 11 1« p m 11 su p m
ty,
has
dispvaed
ot
bis
clip
of
wool
ArrG»* AaXiand t; a • •
n > a m
gon,
Washington
at.d
I.lahu,
and
work
has eetabilahad in connection with the
lution is threatend.
mem!*r
He admitted that the name
Arriva» »acramenlci 7 » p lu S:M a m
ing harmonion»ly for the good of the echool's hospital an outdoor sanitarium from H.600 »tieep. The clip from each • •« uecl to hide "thi» bolinee»,” a
By the middle of June Han Francisco
Arri*»* »»Il prenci»»! ltepm «v»am
•beep
brought
him
an
average
of
)2
50,
entire Northwe»t. i» the project that lor the care ot pupil* who may lw in
term all the witniaeee today employed.
will have two theaters running, both
Pt,l:i>.su »i..t Tiiurtat rat* un bwth tram*
w«» launched at the conclusion of the clined toward tuberexCotla.
Hsvaral or l.'t ,250 for the lot. Mr >mltb haa
under
canvas.
One
of
them
will
have
refused
lo
contract
this
year
’
s
lamb
< talr ,nr* »•< ran.entu tu o*-!'» •»-*
Paeo.
elaborate banquet in honor of the Fort tante bave been located in the achool
ami TuuHal aera tu epica».., si lami». Wew a »eating capacity of 7,000.
EAQ1 HQUAKt WRECKS CITY.
land viaitore at Bpokana. It waa de- orchard, near the hoapital building», crop, to be delivered hy May I, 1907,
ciruenaand W *abii*ai.’n
A general strike threatens Russia.
clderl to leave the working out of the and more will be set up a* eooo a» be to reaerve the w ail from the seme,
C voneellli» ni Dan Prnoelare « llh Ib» aevernl
•leemablp line» I.» Hot,ulule, Japan. l bilia,
Tld» outdoor at 13 per head. Thia ia a good indica Immense Lot, of Life at Unianka.
(■raft exjM«ures are injuring Ameri detail» to comitte«-» to l>e appointed by they can lie olitameli.
Hhavlng........... .......... „16 cento
Fblllppmea. < enirni end imuib America
tha
Portland
Commercial
club,
the
treatment
will
tie
watched
cl eel) by tion that sl eep will bring a go el price
Mongolia.
can trade abroad.
• •
B«ir Cutting.............. 25
Sjxvkane
Chamlier
of
Commerce
and
the
«ctiool
management,
who
hepa that for aeveral months yet.
-e» 1 K. Vetaon. agenl «l West «Clu atallvo.
Victoria,
B.
('..
May 26. — Mail ad
•4
Hhanr poolng............... 55
The R iMian premie' will tefnee the the Lewiston Commercial club.
er a-1 <lreaa
it will result in great good and in head
Peat* Threaten Valley Wheat.
vice« fr -ii> the Orient state that an
M
demands of parliament.
It 1» expected to have the organ'»» ing of! those inclined to contract thia
Hath«..................
25
a . i. oraig . a. p. a .
Salem—Since the la»t crop report ■ art! ; rake canting great loaa of life
A nnmtier of »gel Chineee made lee tion perfected In time to have the first dread disease.
at'.OME DAV!!'.
PROPRII TOR
Portland, Orogon
from thi* county a complaint haa coma and considerable damage to property
titute by the Han Francisco fire will t» meeting of the new Interatate lievelop-
from several localitiea that wheal haa ■ irrct at the beginning of May at
meat league held at eorue point in
Detina* Term Freeholder.
•ent home hy their countrymen.
been seriously attacked by aphie and I'niankal and vicinity, iu Mongolia.
Washington early next fall.
Haleru— Attorney General Crawford,
1 .. I'.-kin 1 me* repotla that a chasm
A severe wind and rain storm which
Mr. Wilcox', plea lor aid for an open In reply to a query from the c .only the H»»siati fly. which are tu.gini.ing to
threaten the crop hy their ravage«
It several feet wi.le waa cau»*l by the
has swept T«-»a» resulted in eeven river met with a moat cordial reepoo««
clerk a» to the meaning of tire term ia not yet kcown how wi leapread thia earthquake.
loath» and great lo«« to wheat, oat», from all the »|>eaker» who followed
freeholder, ae ueml in the Oregon atat-
The wallc.l city of I'niankal waa al-
orn and other crops.
him. President J. J. Browne, ot the utea, »aye that it meant a peraon who attack 1», bnt »everal farmer» are com
m el . i.pletaly destroyed, the hies of
plaining.
Of Portland, Oregon
The Standard Oil inveetigation at Hpokane Investment company, and a I* the owner of an estate In fee in land.
life being very heavy.
Officials al
t'leveland, Ohio, show* that imlepend former rral.letit of Portland, made an The queatioa aroee in regard to the
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Pekin bad received ■■«*» that the ca
exceptionally
strong
plea
for
aid.
ent oil companies were driven to the
• »earing in of volar* on election day.
lamity waa of ri. ep.i.mal »»verity and
Mr. Wilcox very cleverly stated that The law eiya tint the affidavit of the
wall with the help ot railroads.
Wheal—Club, 73e; bluretem, 75c; arrtrigmen!» «ere living made for the
the month of the Columbia waa also applicant mnat be aupportad by the r»d, 7lc; valley, 72c.
DUES $100 PER
MONTH
relief of the people in dietreee.
Cold rain at Han Franciaoo has made the mouth of the Hpokane. the Snake
Gate—No. I white toed, ISO; giay,
H -vers el .H'k« are also r»( -rte.l from
NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION
camp life disagreeable.
It I* feared and every other river draining the Co »worn atatemeut of aia freeholder*,
F..kirn province of China, the most
throat and lung trouble may develop lumbia baain. In asking the aid of ahlch lha attorney general conatruea to ♦ 29 (.er ton.
For pan lew I ar« •«*
!• eix landowner», not property own
Bailey—Feed. ♦'.'♦ per ton; brewing, dieast rone in Choen Choa prefecture,
T. 1- DUGGER
GROVER POMEROY
among the lee» robust as a reenlt.
Hpokane in placing the woik on the er», a* the law ia generally construed ♦244124 50; rolled. |24 50(425 50.
Col lac tor
Agent
SCIO. OREGON
where many biHiding« were destroyed;
Two men have been convict«! in south jetty on a continuing contract
Hay—-Valley timothy, No. 1. ♦12.4 the loea of life waa unknown.
Kansas City of giving freight rebate» baals. as he expree»ed it, “«o eome of
Dredge Makaa Naw Reaervoir.
13 per ton; clover, ♦? 6o«4**. cheat.
G«org H. Croeby, traffic manager of tut will live long enough to ««a it fin-
Halem — The government dredge, ♦ ' ♦', grain bay. 2'iRH. alfalfa. |19.
Credit Without Limit.
the Burlington, tried at the same time, lehed."
I ruite—Apple», |I 50'43.60 per box .
which haa Iwen working on the gravel
HeetUe, May SS.— Frank J. Bentley,
- -■ was a*-qiiitl«l.
liar near thi* city, dredging for a new apricot«, ♦2 50 per crate; cherries,
Fight of Independent,.
of tba Illinoia Hteel
filtering reservoir in the river bottom ♦ I 2’i«|l M per box; »trawherriee, 7* l arile manager
The Interstate Commerce comm teion
Cleveland, May 29. — The Leader for the Halem water work«, haa com- I2r par pjand; gooaeberrl««, .*n45c per Iccmpany and a member of th» .lelega-
investigation at Philadelphia into al •ay»: ”Imle(iendent oil men will call
1 t on eent on* hy tl.r »teal lrn*t to In-
leged di«-rimlnation» by
railroad* Olein the rail rosi» this week to correr! pletwl the Work. The ee< retary of the pound.
v »tigate rondinoti» at Han Frangierò,
Vegetables
—
Beans,
10c;
cabbage,
treaaury
allowed
the
dredge
to
come
•how* that those companies refixlng to the rate discrimination diselnewl at last
H D. landen, of rhe Btlvea lh-n Sawmill«, i» preparivi
av'ived in thl» citi la«t night un hia
♦
4
1
-.
par
IM
I
''460c
and
do
th»
woik
on
condition
that
the
give (lock to the railway official* had week's session of the Interstate Com
to fill order* for
water company ;>ay the erjienee of ope da*.; onion*, MfRIOc per doxen; p«aa, way «a»t and »tale» tbat, •• a reeult of
lieen practically ruined.
merce cotnmieaton in this city. Il will rating the dredga and the »alariee of all 6c; racliahea, 10c perd.isen. rhularb the in»ea< gallo 1, 90 per cent of tba
Rival faction* in Ruaeia are brewing be the first formal noti<*e ot the inde the officer* and men connected with Sc per jninnd; «pinacb, 90c per box; •tre! consumer» of Han Frane laro a ili
. rxtended unlimitr I credit io tha re-
pendent nil men's determinaiioa lo get the operation ot it.
a revolution.
parsley, 25c; a<;na»h, 12 per crate,
a "square deal* from the railroads. The
turn<pa, ♦lffil .2'1 per eack: carrots, hfi biilding Tibet city. In the report of
Many Chinee« are being imuggled
fight in Ohio am! the eas'ern part of
4175. p-r rac k; tieet*. H6<<21 per »a k. the inveetigation it >• eetimated that
Order» taken at the iarde in H.
or at the mille in Bilyeu lH-n.
Want* Alt Band* in Stata.
onto the canal sone.
250,000 ton« of «leel will he itami in a
the country will be carried on thiongh
Union»—Bermuda, 4c per pourd
Illa lumticr ia the t<r»t of mountain fir, an i price«are na«.-nablv.
Halem—The Fourth of July commit
R umis 1» sending hundred» of polit the National Petrohum ls*ir>atioo,
Potato«* -• Fancy graded Barbank*, peno I «xtending over Ave year».
tee
ha«
com
plate.
I
all
arrangement*
for
ical pneoner* to Hibena.
while a similar ae«iciatioa will attend
the big celebration to beheld in Halem. 60 4«Ac (ier handrail, ordinary, nomi
Panama Election To Be Fair.
An American woman will climb the to the western end.”
In addition to the uanal Fourth of July nal new (.alifirnia, 2c per pound.
Panama, M»v 25 —lliongn no *p*a
Rutter
—
Fancy
creamery,
17l«<420v-
highest (>eak in the Audea.
feature«, the committee deridati to
Dewey Sailing Fatt.
ci d Inetriri-ti me nave l*en aent lo the
make arrangement« to »«cure all th« per (»»and.
The Itenver city election coni set may
Washington, May f1».—Computation»
Egg» — (Iregon ranch, 19ffi 191* e per governor» ot the «everal provincee, Bec-
hand»
in
tha
»tate
that
can
tie
Induced
be carried to the t«ler«l courts.
r t«-v Guar.la »aid today that the gov-
n ade by the bar»«a ot navigation ot
to coma to the capita* on that day. doxen.
Poultry — I »erag» old hens, 12(4! 3c •rnm-nt will endeavor t.. rnaran’ee
Opfionenta of Hrn.iot are seeking to the Navy department on the »hipp ng Not lee» than 10, and probably SO bra»»
r -nplete freedom ot action at the ep-
report* of the lo<ati>n of the Dewey
drag Rooeevelt Into thia quarrel.
hand* will fnrni»h music during the pet pound; mixed chickens, 12(412Sc>
proachin* election. General Guards
drydock in the Indian ocean May JI.
broiler«.
I7<41fic;
rooster»
!Oc;
dreae-
day and night.
The union of th» Cum her land and indicate that the l>eway ha* made an
•I chi*ken», l.'t<BI4r; turkey», live, a'm »aid Preaident Amador deelred that
Preebyteriau church«« ha« iwen com average of )00 mile« per day eince
16l4 Die; turkeys, dreaami, choice, 20'4 n i efl rt to thi* end be omitted, and
Circulating Librarie*.
leavin the Strait« of Babel Mandeb
plated.
23c; ge«»e, live. 9<410c. geese, dreeeed, that all government employ«« mnet
Relent — Miae Marvin, secretary of old, 10c; ypnng. 12c; duck*, old, 14*4 comply with hie previous oriter* to re
Thi, ie reyardeil a» particularly good
Many gala day feetivitiee have bean
frain from interfering in the election«.
time, eepec ally in the Indian ocean, a* the State Library er-mmi»»ion. haa juet 15c; young, 16(417«.
arranged in Hpam In coanection with
heavy weather wa* expected, which cent out four new circulating llbrariee.
Hope—Orerm. 1906, 10« 12 St-
the wadding of King Alfonao.
They
go
to
Woodville,
Jackaon
county;
would delay the pmgieoe of the l>ewey.
Hermann', Trial in Jun«.
Wool—Eastern Oregon average first,
Rnckakin. Waehingtoa county; Riddle.
Great Britain deniea that an agree-
| n 42|1* c ; valley, coarse, 23ffi23^e;
Washington. May 25—The trial of
Dingle* county; ami lake Creek,
ment eiiata with Rueeia effecting Per
Black Sea Porta Blocked.
fine, 24425c; mohair, aboice, 2H(B30c Repräsentative Hermann i, now schad-
Jackeon county.
aia, Thibet and Afghaniatan.
per pound.
tbieera, May 29. — <>n account of a
nl»d to Lake p'aee in thia city bet »een
Two young nativea of India hava »trike ot eeamen, 16 »t« »mere are un
Venl—Dreaeed, 3l*iRAr per ponnd. June A and 10, nnleea eome nnfoveeeen
entered tha Oregon Agricultural col able to leave port, and condition« are
Moaa**ohn 1» Named.
Beef—Dreeeed bulla, 3c per pound; ..fiatarl«
»honld
ariaa. Francl» J.
lege to atudy American vciecitiSc farm Incoming eerione. Htevedorve threa’en
Halem — Governor Chamberlain has cow*. 4',<46\c; country «teera, 5<R6e. H»n»y baa notified Dietrict Attorney
ing.
Mutton—Dra—ed fancy, 7'41« pound; Baker that he will come lack lo Waah-
to join
’*'• «t'ik« if they a-e rom appointed Davie N. Mnaeatohn, of Port
Shipping i* land. a delegate lo tha luike Mohawk ordinary, 5<4’tc; lamb«, with pelt on, ingt.in lo condnet tha pr-eecutlon. It i«
Tha movement to expel Hmoot from pe I leal to do all the work
probable the raae will ho dlepooad of in
the aenata baa been abandoned for thia practically «napended at all port, of the conference on arbitration, whieh meet. lie.
In June.
Potk—DreMed, 7«9c.
tbree or f<mr day«.
. la.k tea.
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Linn County Abstrait Co.
Condensed Form for Ov
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Busy
HAPPENINGS OF TWO CONTINENTS
J. J. Burnes & Son,
General Blacksmiths
and Wagonmakers
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Horseshoeing a Specialty
OREGON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Scio
State
Bank
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crncins
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
EAST AND SOUTH
EE4L ESTATE BBOKER.
Lunch
Shasta Route
PACIFIC AID ASSOCIATION
Pays Sick, Accident, Death Benefits
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
Common «• Finishing Lumber
LANDON!
LANDON!
LIVERY & FEED STABLES. )>
Irvine £ Myer, Props.
Hack connects u ith all trains at U'est Scio
and morning train at Munkert.
rigs are first-class and oar horses food
drivers Prices reasonable.
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