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By T. L. DUWEÏ
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Linn County Abstract Co
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
In a Condensed Form lor Our
Busy Headen
HAPPENINGS OF T»0 COMWFA'H
A Heaume of th« Less Important but
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c! PROFESSIONAL >
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J. J. Barnes & Son,
General Blacksmiths
and Wagonmakers
Dry ant
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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We buy <«ur »t - k In larg» qnantltiee
snd krvp a full line of carriagw and
aag ii material. All binde of wurk in
our lina dime on short notiew.
Horssshoaing a Specialty
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Bank
al lust
Oregon
Orâduâtc Eikctk Medical College
I IsclsssU. Okie
<0 PRILL M D.
PHYSICIAN ani SURGEON
B:ls, Crscon
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
Albany
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Counter
M< Kit I OP g DvtAMV. Prop*.
Shasta Route
Best 20c. Meal in the Valley
Open All Night
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bhavlng.........
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Ri.d lourifii car» to < hic«<o. M I a * . «, Now
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< t ni.*, tir g at Mn > pati« •«© • lib lb*a«»ar<i
«! i .!.*• I««t H< t « iin Japan. < bftis,
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tih Amari«
► re ! a . ’>c a u agaiit at Waal 'ti - alaU«>n,
of addraaa
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Arti »Rii A»hì««> I I. 13 a na
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Arrivo» ‘••cramvuu* * MH’
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Ilo Io the
The Pan American coogree
•eeemn at Rio Janeiro. Brasil.
it
lo
Gel many saye »be hae no intention
of inlet faring with Russia's affaire.
The «ear ie bolding down U e capital
»lib an immanee army and will form a
provisional army.
Huawsll Hags ie dead, lie leaves a
foituns ■ t si.><it 11ou.oOO.OOO. most «>1
which will gojo charity.
Ry order of tbe ptreidenl the provie
one ol the eight boot law have l>een
extended to tbe Navy departmanl.
The elate ol Michigan haa just won •
• ml against the Michigan I'»litre I rail
way involting «4,000,000 in l>ack taxes
The taxes covered the years from
185« to I8U4.
A westbound ps-eenger train on the
Great Northern waa wreck««I 30 miles
from Hpokane at I'.auioiid lake. Part
>f the train went into the lake and
•even pereone were drowned.
A collieion lietweena freight and
•anger on the Healxiard Airline near
................ ;.. T J Mira arsa Raleigh, N C., teeulted in the death of
I‘re»l lent
Cashier..
................. w A. I.winu 20 pereone an«l the injury ot 24 Of
the killed 12 weie colored, and 1W col
ored people were injured.
D 4w a general banking and eichanf*
A general »trike hae Iteen ordered in
hue neee. 1. ns made at current raise Ruma in August.
and drafts issued un principal cities.
lireyfiie hae tieen decorated with a
r««»e of the l egion of Honor.
EAST AND SOUTH
¿titles cf ths Trace
Kctary Ttbllc
Scio Oregoa
Events
of the Past Week.
crr::Eaa
»IkSisaa Xzcta&ce Wo. 11.
SHEL1ON
Not Less Interesting
a .
IFAVH’
i. orami , a. p. a .
Pvrlltnd, Ortoon
There has tieen a wholeeale slaughter
it blacks by Germans in Africa
Perpetual daylight In Alaska serioue-
y interferes with wircleee telegraphy.
Another row has broken out in tbe
government printing office at Waainng
too, D. C.
AF rench
In Paris lor
tiet pluuder in a wooden leg.
The warehouses of the International
Harvester company at Hlerling, Illinois,
have tieen destroyed by fire.
Loes,
»10*1 lM»0
Fire almoet totally destroyed the
plant of the I nited Mates lealtiercom
¡«any at Prentiss. Wisconsin. The lues
ie placed al «600,000.
Henceforth the canal commimon
will pay all laborer» in silver.
The
bang» was made on account of Weal
Indian negro»», who would
rather
starve then spend gold.
Two Vienna doctor* called io consul
totion on a care disagreed end a duel
foil owed. Botti were wounded end sent
to the hospital. In the meantime the
l«atlent recovered without medical as­
sistance.
It ia Iwlieved the rear will dissolve
the douma.
Suppression of newspapers caused a
riot in Ht. Petersburg.
Pme haa tieen signed among the
Osntral American republics.
The last of the ladrone chiefs in the
Philippines has surrendered.
PACIFIC AID ASSOCIATION
Germany proposes to exclude Ameri­
can canned meat ol every deecription.
Of Portland, Oregon
A revolution In Mexico ie three*
ened. inspired by hostility to An.« i
cans.
Pays Sick, Accident, Death Benefits
DUES $1.00 PER MONTH
NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION
S.ir parosetars •*»
(.ROVER POMI ROY
Agent
SCIO. OREGON
T. L DUGGER
Collector
The National IJveetock exchange de-
bounces the reports recently made on
the meat packing Industry
John l>. Rocaefeller will be arraetad
immediately on hie arrival in the
United States.
He haa sailed for this
country.
Tbe whole city of
hae been destroyed by
fiagralion haa rendered
bomelee», who are also
LUMBER! LUMBER!
Il I». land-.n, of the Biltrsu l'en Sawmills, Is prepared
to fill orders for
Common «• Finishing Lumber
Order» taken at th« varie in Hem or at th«- nulla in ltilyau Den.
Ilia lumber la th« bast of mountain fir. and priera are reasonable.
LAINDOIN!
EAINDOIN!
Hyaran. Ruevia,
fire
The coo-
3&.000 [«ere,ms
without food.
Meager reports have t>een receive«! of
a fierce fire in Yokohama, Japan. More
than a thousand boueee were d« etroyed
•nd suuie life ia known to have tieen
lost.
The rapitalof Alaska lias boon moved
from Hilka to Juneeu.
Hcotland will try to induce parlia­
ment to grant home rule.
A forest fire in Calaveras county
ihrvatne destruction to California's big
trees.
Tbe bishop of Zululand sccuees the
British troupe of wantonly killing many
natives.
Han to» I'union t hae a new airship
which he belie»«« sn improvement over
anything yet built.
The mayor ot Hororro. Tex , says re­
ports ot the recent earthquake were
greatly overdrawn.
Irvine f Myer, Prop».
Hanto I lorn ingo will borrow «20,000,-
000 and pay all outstanding claims.
i Germany end Austria will help the
levar if another revolution breaks out.
Hoch connects u-ith all trains at West Scio
and morning train at Munkers.
Our rigs are first-class and our horses good
drivers Prices reasonable
9 f
The National Pore Fool convention
endorsed the eland taken by President
Rooeevelt on the pore forni law.
General Hloeeeel, commander of Port
krthnr, during the Rneeo Japanese
war, hae been sentenced to death by a
military commission for surrendering
¡to the Japanese.
< Ol \ I Y ,
OllEf.ON
BALANCE FAVORS ISLANDS
DOUMA DISSOLVED
Pbihpp.ne E<;orte *ace»d Im |- orte
First Time Since Annessilo«.
Ciar Placea Rustia Buk p”d»r Hu
Own Despotic Rule.
Washington. July 24 —The two moot
noteworthy feature» of the commercial
returns of the Philippine islands for
GOOD WAGES IN HAYFIELDS
BIST IN UNION
11*115 are a balance in favor of the is­
lands for the first < alendar year period
in the history oi the Ameritan occupa­ Klamath Beam Farmers Pa» «2 Per Iowa E sport Saye Dairying Condition*
tion, and the advame of American
Oay and Board.
Eicol Hi* State.
gpoda to the first rank la the import
Klamath Falla-laboring men ran
Melsm—That Oregon can produce
trade
The favorable trade tialance is
Haying butter cheeper than any other elate in
Joe to increaMvi «sport values, which do well la Klamath tatam.
aggregateli «*3.454,744, or more than has tronght on a tremendous «lemand the Union and that Oregon « reamery
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for moo ot brawn, and wages started at men are nevertheless figuring on im
1904
An iacreaea of ««500,000 in
12 a «lay ao«l board m th» he« fields port Ing cream from Miuneoota, were
American trade In I'•"6 with the is­
lands, combined with s decline in rice Mason, l>avle «k Co , contractors on the •tart'lng aeeertione nia-lo al a dairy-
importe, gives to the United Mateo the «anal, promptly met the wage with the men's meeting here last week.
Professor McKay, of the dairy «1»
lead, and in view ol the anticlpa'ed »«Iditlonal inducement of an eight-hour
luilher decline in the Jemsnd lor for­ day, sil l farmers generally realise that pertinent ot the I iwaMate Agricultural
co 11 eg», was the principal speaker. He
eign rhe in the islands, the Unitevi
an eight boor day In caring for a crop eaid that although hie state pnalucve
Hiatos io expect« d to continue to in­ I : ot
alfalfa wowld hardly do.
It la a
more bullet than any other state, be
crease its lead
| bumper crop of hay that is being cnl in freely a< knowle«lgw| thal thia ie a more
The Increase of ,2 «niO.OOO in Ilio
I thie county, loo, an«l many rauct.ee re-
a Ivantagw us region for dairying, for
imports from the United Mateo in the
¡»rt that tonnage of from four to Ave the reason that tbe climate ie lose sub
last five years io largely toads op of
t. n» i* not ..misual
iwt to each extreme cmdltiona
He
imporla of iron and steel and their
With all ol thie vast production, ap ■aid Oregon sh«inld not import a poun«i
manufacturée cotton, row and manu­
pes’.u cea Iudirate that g«»d prices will of butter, but thould lx, an exporter
factured. and illuminating oil. The
Irin and steel troie s| pro» ousted «3,- 1« rreliMal, m there are more auimale • ben that product can l«e <hlyj>ed to
’««I than ever tie fore. F'.epeclally New Y«iek for 2 cetite a p-mnd ami to
OCO.OOJ in value. Gri.it Britain gained to
will llie deman«i for hay suitable lor Liverp-ml for 21* cento. He urged the
mist in the Ir in and steel trade with
the islands, but the fililí d Hiatos takes horses *• csllwil for in large quantity eatameion ol dairying ae a means of re
for tbe animale einployed in construct laining la«m fertility
the leil. whereas Great Britain was
ing canals, lets*ale an.I other p rtiowe
1*1 ret-ter James Wilhyeombe, of Ih»
foi mer i y in tie lead.
There io etili
of ti e government work ami building Oregon experimsmt station, »aid that
great room lor Improvemeat in the es­
the railroade reaching this way for the the dairy pr«durte in this stale, this
porta from the Uniteli H la tro to the io
tonnage the valley la to produce.
Tbe year a ill have a value ot (H.OOO.tXM
lands.
government hae derided to bull«) tbe and in a fee years dairying will snr
ratmn«l unit of its renal without asking peas Innitwilng, which ie now our
CANNED MEAT EXPORTS.
for further bide on the work and will («eateet wealth proluclng industry
immediately proceed to equip the addi­
«Japan Used Large Quantities During tional campg naceaeary for that work. II« »aid that one creamery operator is
figuring n importl. g i ream trim Mm
War With Russia.
The wegre of men at the goremment neeota, amt «feplore.l such a condition,
canipe
hae
tieen
lncre««e<l
to
correepon-i
Washington, July 24—Complete fig­
alien the Willamette valley »ill pro
ures of the esporte of American canned with that offered by farmers and ito* «Ince 10 to IIS tons of green corn fee>i or
meals for the past fiscal year are shown «-ontrartors.
30 lot • of green alfalfa per acre.
tV.uk mi the cans
r>-
today in a statement leaned by the de­
Hairy Commissioner J. W, Bailey
•ti
­
ing
ahead
rapidly.
I*
C.
Ilenny,
partment ol Commerce and labor. The
spoke in a similar 'train, saying thal
pervising
engineer,
who
siicc*e«led
J
.
B.
value of canned meats exported from
he has seen hay > ffcred for »ale this
the United Mates in June. l‘<0fi. waa Lippincott on this project, is acquaint­ year at 42 50 a ton in the lelil an.I yet
l4Hl,lt*0. against «<*>>,127 in June, ing himself thori.nghly with the work the farmer had no atu«'k to sell.
IP05, and in the fiscal veer l'HUl « >,- that has been done an«l that is culiinr>l
for immediate constluctIon.
He bea
.’<*.410, against I • ’'77,045 in IWO*
Higher Price for Hopie
The figures for the tisecl rear IWOil • pent most of the time on the work
Salem — On news that th» Knglisb
since
his
arrival
from
Portland.
include«!
Cam ml t>eef, «0.430,44«.
and German trop» bava been •erlously
canned p< rk, «1,215,05,7
and other
injnred transactions in tuturee hâve
Barley Stands H at Best.
canned meals 11,507,107. The quan­
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at »
r’.t»
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The Halles—Headers are running all
tity of cauned beel exported in tbe fis­
. 1 • : ’ ■ l • i . l '
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' a f
f t I. r ' ‘ r a
cal year was «4,523.350 pounds, as '•ver the county in the farming sec- gon crop for It'Ofi bas tieen
sold, and
against Oh,000,5'10 pounda in 1*>J5.
tiona, end the gram is being eta« knl George I R se predo-te thal the mar
The reduction Hi exports occurred al­ rea>ly for threshing. As yet no tbl«eh- ket will open at not Iras tban 15 cents
most exclnaively in the shipments to ing ma. him» have etarte«i, but several
Crop estimâtes vary from 95.000 V
Japan, which country
took
large will t«egin this week. As harvest ad 125.1100 halos for Oregon this year
amounts of American l>eef during the vamee, it is shown that the wheat crop (.atrst local advi'cea from
England
wai, but greatly di-cieased her Imports is better than waa thought a week ago. place tbe probable Eng'lsh
yield al
on the disbandment of the army. The Ths quality of spring grain ia inferior. frorn 200 000 to 300.000
cwt., ar
exports to Japan «luring the fiscal year None of the spring g'nin ia No. 1 a.ainsi 700.000 < «t. Inet yeir.
IVOti were 2,30fi.ftB3 povndg, against The fall whrat la of go«*I quality, tint
14 fiO7,lrt5 pounde in 11>06, and in the moat farmers estimate that their fall
Athena Needs Laborers
month of June, 11*00, were 34 412 wheat will not yie'd over 15 bwebsls to
AlLri «-— There if a orardy ot laFtor
pounds, against 3,012,188 pounds in the sere—a'aiiil half a crop
Barley la
m in thio vi«tnhy. Firmer« have a t
tbe liest crop thie ewMoa, having at aid
June, 1W06.
vertiaed lur men. but few rrapond an<l
The United K ng,lorn was the greet- the hot leather better than »heal or
owing to the fact that the warm
eet buyer ol can isd lieef, ri port» to ■ at».
weather haa I a«teuel the bar root man?
4 768.816
that counti y
increasing
men
are nr««4le<J and good wagroar«
Have
72
Per
Cent
of
Offices.
pounds for ti e fi cal year, but dr creai-
tiffrred. Mv.eb wheat on light x»il it
Helero—Ont of 342 county offices in
>ng for the rm nt i of Jana, HM Mt.
r lined and wilt nut t>e hatveotinl. A
the state the Republicans hold 24'' and
few wrrko ago thia whrat waa very
the
l*em<xrata
hold
NX,
while
only
two
YEA'fN FOR OLD HOME.
promising.
John Baonietar. a large
are filled by lodependente, one by a
farmer, oaya that hit crop la damage«!
Prohibitionist and one by a woman wl ■
No Houses for Hundred* Who Would hae no political party designation. One ore halt in many p’ae«.
Return to San Francisco.
office is vacant. The Republicans hold
Con vie te Make Eecape.
Han Francisco, July 24. — Hau Fran­ 72.3 per cent of the county office, end
Haletn
—A ! •«• of |0 |>er cent ot thè
the
I'emocrats
25
7
per
cent.
The
In
­
cisco's greatest Hee l ie homes.
The
people who were driven fiom the city dependents elected Secured the office of prie nere i< thè rcrord of lite Oregon
at the time of the disaster are tagwr to eurvryor in two counties and the Pro pienitenliary thus far thie erason in
The w< tkmg conviete on thè pollile lugli
return, several thousand latairere are hibitionisle elected a coroner
imperatively needed to aid in the woik woman elected la Mies Emma Warren, waye. About 00 men are kepi at Work
ot rebuilding, but there are no houses who »as elected school superintendi-nt on Ih» rou-'s and al thè state lair
Bis bave eecaped and are
No one sa< elected groniuls
for them
The rehabilitation commit­ of Clatsop county.
etili at largo.
tee haa set to work to furnish relief, coroner ol Wheeler county.
but ttie resources al Its command will
PORTLAND MARKETS
admit of only slight a»«lstaace. This
For New Woman's Budding
committee will bull I • >me 3,111X1 homes
Albany—After bolding a meeting of
Wheat — Club. 70c hlneetem. 72c
for workmen, lint tide will not even the board of regents of the Oreg* n Agri
(
vallev. 7h new club, 6*
serve to h mee the th« ueanda still li». cultural college al Corvallis, the mem-
new Mueitem, 7l*e.
mg in touts.
hers of the board came to Albany last
Oats — No. 1 white fee>l 132 (ray
It ie to individual initiative that
week and at an ad) iurnrd sessi >n in «31 p r ton.
city muat look.
Evidences that
this city awarded the contract for tie
Bet ley—- Fee«!. «2.1 50 per ton , brew-
will 1« tor« thcomlug are l>eginning to new woman's building, to le rrerted
Ing I J I 50 per ton rolled, «J4 J24 5O
appear.
on the campus, to II. Nnook. The ion­
Rye— fl 50 per cwt.
In the Richmond district, the sec­ tract price i» I' 9,1 •■'i. that being
Hey —Valley limo'by, Nc 1,4114*
tion I naled betseen Gohlen Ga*e park lowest bid by 12,000.
The building 12 5o p-r t i cl- .«-r 4* ftu *»• cheat,
and the neck of the bay, several homes will be conetrnctrd of the granite from
4’ ft(' <7
g a ii hay. 47<dH alfalfa,
are l>etng ere,-ted and have l>een rented the quarries at I tetrnit, the eastern
411
in advance.
terminus of the Corvallis A I astern
Fruita—Apples, 41 &Oi4t2 25 per txir
Htill it ie to tbe siretch of land south ralIrodi, and the building storie at Ya
aprie to. 41 2ft«kl 3ft cterrive, fiiglO
ot Market street that the people roust quina tie y.
per pound currsnle HidlO- peach
look for the rebuilding of homes in suf­
eo. 7
t| .10 per *• «
p’nms, 41.25
ficient quanlily to solve the problem
Harvesting Begins in Linn
I gsn berriee, 41 3V<«1 40 par •-rate
Here da« It the thousands ol the cilv'e
Albany—Harvesting has begun in raepbs'rlee 41 40® I ftn bl> eklwrries,
poorest an 1 I* ie to thie section that Linn county. White some damage to
8«- [or pouti«! go»v< b-rrlee. Me
they wish to return.
spring grain has t«en reported, ae a re-
Vegetable»—Beane, 5<g7c p«r pound
suit of unusually warm wiether lasting rabbage. I’« Afic
corn. 25®36c per
Relic from River Bottom.
fir several days, these reports are the .1« aen
rurumbe«», 'ftcutfl per box
Fall eg* plant, 3O(«4 4Oc |>er poun<!. lettuce,
Philadelphia, Jnly 24 — Vslnahle exception rather than the rule.
relics o* the historic frigate Constitu­ sown grain was damaged but little, and h«»i, 25c ter d< sen; onions, 10®
tion have liven dug from the l««d of the an excellent crop will t>e garnered. I3*sc peas, 4®ftc per p mnd . radish
IteUwsr» river by a crew of a elam I.ato sown spring grain will improve •«. It)<4ift<- per <!• ten rhubarb, 2M
drelgeof! Newcastle, Ihl.
I* is a considerably yet under the it fluence of t2S< I-’ pound spinach 2®3< tome
china urn. preeente«l to the fatnoue o d the cool weather now prevailing. Hay- t "»w, 41 2'® I per lox; ¡areley. 25«
fighting ehip ot the American navy by | Ing is practically over, and the baler Sqii»ab, «I ® I 25 per r«a*e
turnlpe,
tbe city of Philadelphia in 171*7, sad I will add tlie finishing toochee before W*« i4«l i r seek «arrots, «1 ® 1.25 per
long ag i bat end torg itlow.
How the ' tbe tall raine eel in.
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| •a« k lie«te, 4! 25®!.<H) per eack
urn rem» to tie al the bottom of the !
Ontont — New red, >*a<ifit%c per
Pure
Water
for
Agricultural
College
river ie a mystery.
The Constitntion,
poind new yell iw, 1 *4®Jc per pound
although over a <-enlory old. ie etill In
Corvallis—-Htudente at the Agricul­
potato»» — Old Fnrhanke, nominal,
exieten«-», and in a lair state ot preser­ tural coll«-ge are to have pnre m untaln tew potato»», 75c®41 B0.
vation.
water hereafter. Al lie last meeting
Butter—Fancy creamery, 171*®20c
tbe board of regents ma«ie provision to per pound.
Kaiser as Czar's Evil Genius.
have the water brought by tbe mun •
Eggs—Oregon ranch, 21®21*gC per
Ht Petersburg, July 24.— Tonight pality of Corvallia from Mary's peak dcaen.
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stories were industriously spread that supplied in abundance for use at the
Poultry—Average ol«l h*ns, !3®l4c
the emperor's final decision to dissolve college. an«l the preetdent anil secretary per ponn ' mile«! chickens, 13®i3l*e,
parliament waa nut taken until be bad were antboriaa«t to contract with the spring», 1« 4 17, ro^eters, W 4 10« .
communicated with Berlin
According il’y water hoard for lOO.OtM) gallrna or drrese«! chi'kens, IS'fil&c
tu'keye,
to one story, a memtier of the German more at a rate of 1ft cents per 1,000 gal live, I6'4l7r, turkey», dre ee«L choice,
embassy engaged a wire I >r direct com­ lone per month.
17422*»« geese, live, 8®«c; dusks,
munication with Emperor William,
11413».
and only after receiving and trans­
New Combine Attracts Attention.
Hope—Oregon, 100«, 11 ® 12c . olds,
mitting a 1.000-word dispatch from
Athena — A combine harvester baa ftc . 190« con tracts, 12413c per poond.
Emperor William to Kmperor Nicholas been putchaeed by John Walter which
Wool—Eas'ern Oregon average best.
waa the nkaae finally signed.
will be the first of its kind to be need 17420c |>er poon«l. scrordlng to sbrinle
in thia section. The machine ie pro- eg» valley. 20'4 22. according to fine-
Cigarmakers May Establish Stores. pe I «d by a 20-bmse pow. r engine, nee»
m«'halr, choice, 28'i430c per
Chicago, Jul) 24.—The Cigarmakers' «bleb runs all of the machinery, tea ponnd.
Vaal—D'esse f, 6%®8c per pound.
union, it is understood, hae taken np Ing only a enffi lent number of horse»
Beef— Dressed bulls. Sc per ponn«!.
seriously a proposal to establish far to draw the ma.-bine. The separator
lorica for the making of rigare in all end cutting ma< hinery la op- rated tn- cow», 4S«*V country steers. 5<46c
Mutton— Dr save«! fancy, 7® Ac par
the large cities tn the United Hta'es, tiely ind-per.dent of the draft. The
and also of stores under the control of I feature that nioet In'eisets farmers le pound ordinary, B®fic. lamb», fancy,
the union, through which to get the that of doing away with many horses • •«Ifie.
manufactured foods to the cooanmera required by other combines.
Pork— !*r»*eed, 7®8^e per ponn L
Ht Petersburg. Joly 23 — Russia'»
first experiment in |<arliamentary gov­
ernment reais to an ignominious end
-aturday night with the promulgation
•f
■ >( two lmp>erial ukaseo, the first dis­
solving tbe present pterliamenl and pro­
viding tor the convocation ut ito eoe-
eeeeor on March ft, 1007, more than
six montile hence, and the second pro­
ci» mu g the cavitai ot ItuMia and the
•urrounding ptovim » to 1« in a state ot
extiaordinary security, which la only
infiniteseimally different from full mar­
tial la». Thia measure of safely ia to
provide for the outburst which un*
Joubtedly will l>e provoked by this
taring meaeura. Il to now but a •tep
tu diclatorvhip.
There is little doubt that the order
for tl>e con. <v ation of the new aeerm-
bly will etili further poet pone the time,
inleee the new parliament pro ml».» to
>>e more amenable than the pteaent.
The delay In fixing Hie lime for the
new elettone teems to ind iate a de
ci» >n to i hai g<- ine present i>esle ot
-ultra«* to porti»;-» a has a <4 unlvt’sal
snfirage with will h ths advisers ol the
emperor hope to swamp the educated
liberals, the Hocialisto ai d th» work­
men with II e vast mass ot peasantry.
Ths only un.etiainly is Ino coming
•torni—alien ami »ber» it »ill break.
The advocates of the "moiled fist" tm-
lie»» that, by disaolving parliament
and provoking a collision now. they
■ III find the rwolulionary leaders not
preparivi tor an uprising al Moarow,
whereas further delay would nearly
give the revolutlonlete the time needed
<o organ ire and to continua lh« eor rap­
lion hi ths army.
Thsrs are no precedents in Rumian
history tor the exrention ot an otile of
prorogation, but today pr< l«bly Olli
find the palace in poeseaelon of the mi­
litia ard the surrounding Street» dally-
• red to the emperor's guards.
WILL USE BOMB
Terrori«!* Mark Vietimi for Death
TrspoH le Warned.
HI. Pelershurg, Joy 23 —Altbongh
he vu-lory it thè reaclionlota seems al
preconi to lie complete, neilher thè H>-
cialiste nor thè Terroriele bave arcepted
llie eitnation an i, »lille thè pe< pie ara
» . areni
n>| eie
verawad hy th»
bsplay of f irce on r - pari I Ih» au-
'boriti*», it «ili tv> ne< rueary lo con­
tinue thè lite of thè bayooet for some
(ime
General Ttepoff biniseli le au­
lii -city fot thè statement thal he ha»
• gain been »sriied that he le ma’ked
for a«>sselnati<>n. Deepite thie feci, he
cvmtinuee active.y et Work, althongh
at all timee eurroui dol by a heavy
guard
The H ciallet meniliere I thè donma
bave bold a nnmbor ut secret roreting»,
bui so far they bave rel'ained from
■ rrymg < ut tlielr avowed dolermlna-
tion of leasing • prix lamati >n allei king
thè caar, thè reaclmnary element and
more eepecially ihelr formar ellie», thè
inetitutlonal l'emocrats. If they do
eo, trouble must come.
ENTER LAND AÎ SHOSHONE.
Boomers' Scene of Operstions Trans­
ferred From Lander.
Washington, July 23 —In acordance
with a supplemental pr>slamaiion Is­
sued by the president, toe register and
receiver of the and nitice tor I ander,
Wyo., district, et all receive entries tor
lands in the ce led portion of the Sho­
shone reservation at Hhoehone. Wyo.,
in-
•tva>l of at Lander, as provided In the
proclamation ot June 'J
This action
was tissed on the fact t .at the railroad
now boil ling Into the reservation will
not be Construi ted from Hboshone to
Lender until after A - gwst 15. and the
< bang-is ma 1» to accommolate pros­
pective entry men.
All persona »ho draw numle-rs at the
draairig, which legine at
lander,
Wyo., on Aug‘i«t 4 IlfW. which num-
tiers entitle them to make entry be­
tween ths dates ot Aneuts 15 and <>c-
toner 3, inclusive, must proceed to Sho­
shone. Wyo., and make their entries
instead of going to lander, as provided
in the first prielamati n. Alter Octo­
ber 3 entries will tie made at tander.
Camps Wdl Soon Be Abolished.
Hsn Francisco July 23. — Rudolph
Hpreck ee ai d Ml i I’ link, of the fi­
nance niaaittre, InvestIgatrul five of
the refugee campe yesterday
They
went to the »perdsav camp, to tha
Harbor V ew camp, to two in the f'o-
tsero ami one south of Market street,
inspecting the tents, shacks and a>>np
kl'chene
Ae a result of the tone Mr.
PolloY states that the camps must tie
aNiib bed ae eo.<n as pasible «nd the
re'ugre- homed In |>ermanent dwell,
tnga. He added that most of the soup
kitchens will ne die ntinned August I.
Guatemalans Shot Al Prisoners.
Han Halva«lor, Jnly 23. — The Salva­
dorean new»|«ap»r» acensa the Guate­
malan troops of having killed Halvador­
an pr »oners.
They say that General
Cristales, when the ermle'lrw waa
slgne>l, returned tn the Guatemalan
army all the imprimine! oflicerg and
soldiers of Gus'ema a but the papers
assert the Gnatemalar s were nnable to
take a cirreepondirg step b—anse
all the prisoners they had capturrd
were shot.
Threaten Revolt of Fleet.
Hefastopol, Jnly 23 —A meeting of
3..300 tailors from the » arshipe here
tielay drew op economic demands for
presentation tn Admirai Hkrydloff Un-
lees three demands are fulfilled the
men say the whole of the Black sea
fleet will rsTolt