• r
' • /jÄ a
“v< It »,
■r>X(L- '
'■ ‘W . ta
I I X X
1’ * ;
I
I « •
emlalckg the carpst miasteis
”1 ihsnk yo«. I thsak ysa.”
"I'rsy Jo Bo« mvnUM IL t'oosla Rote
*rt. If ion a»! Ihs pr te»» r w. . *s
u.e. I wl l etsp aeróse saJ tsks a leal
louk at poer llttls Hermano. Wbsre ere
Tllf STRANGE IXPLRILNCE
f
L>e roomsY'
*** OF DR ROBERT HARLAND *♦*
Hefors I cdGld aaener. tb» profsasor
Mil K NG MACHlNt TtS’S
VALLI* VALUtS ARF RISING
sicas ble f»*t.
* Fray accspl m» as renr gáfele.” aald
By Ik IltliniR ROBINSON and J. MUCOIM tRAStP
t.• m «vmg towavda the doar.
Gradea Demonstration of Their Value To Bs Land Purchasad Lati Yaar Incrsax..
Gi or at State Fair.
About 28 Par Cent.
bosed his thaaks l.ke a poilts sl*pbant
I folio»»1 tbe psir dowa ib» etairs
Salem—M Iking machines in pera-
baie.. -Tbal the big profila in Ore
It was grww t.g tat». and tbe narrow
lloa will be one < t th. principal I m - gon r««l estate are Dot mede in Port
strsete ot tb» atíldenle' qua rise were
tores of the dairy department at the land aiol o, or n city prrqerty alone.
A mona. lib. a pol
»e'J aigb deaertsfl
iog ever ths eld cs.tle -tale fair, which opens hers September 10 indicai»! by sii inv.stm.nt made .reo
labsd
ehislj.
ibta Marnar
H »< 4« you »’and with
t'HAITEH I.
ut sack terrH .<*-1 10. Faim.rsand dairymen have al- tban a year ago by AM. Im Foilstte.
above os. piriMM
hlm. («aam RubertY”
I
Till: IIAIKY t ATERHLLAlt
lai Folletto
psrspet
la
sllvsr
grey
ags.uet ths elssp aays b«-»n interest»! in the subject of a Miusicn bolloin farmot.
T dao't qw»ta know.
I was a great
It Is a th Is iul.ot.on ot delighting lbs
milking machines and thair Interest as
at («2 M
th.
Ing
w»
■Je
tbst
ewept
upward
to
eir. us ihst I put my p.o to psps* favnrit« of bia In my first year."
Aeraos oar p.tb tbe g.l Kim*! !ir> om. |artit ularly strong in the last mi acre, jayiog all tbal bis nelghbora
sky line
~hnd uow ? H.vs you quarr.Jed?”
Only at tbe urgent desire of rusa y mem
He bonghi
-Wgll, nu< • la’.,., . : • a !
sh house ( raat broad. faata.ti« poo,. of few years w hen dairy tug In this stale tbovghl tbe pia. • worth.
bers of my own peufsesioa bars I und«
A wlad had risea with the ba» Iwen L am pored by ths difficulty in 11 more !<>t thè nrectnienl tban tor us»,
sbadow
taken a task necwMartly d-sagrwabls. sot •tury /•
acooa. and » gh»! and quitar»! la the »» tiring milkers.
Men di not like to tor he already ha» all tbe larm land be
’Tb« feoliah
do now resali tbs details of a cess wbirh
roofs and arrbaraya Oar». Trom a dis milk and will not tak. work it that n«e>l.
t t.a day» ago I» waa offered
I take to be without parali*! In the rec er luterà«! th«B Eh» »¡M u««a.”
Iba
felat
si utter kind if they can get anything alee at |fic> an acre f<ir thè sanie larm, or an
leni ts raro, rame
"W«il, coieli» <ira.leu.’’ aa.4 f. leau
arda <<t ertminoi >gy
In tbs arenisi state
was
but
sooa
It
of
e
roscslag
rborn
g a fr*eh
of ths slfiirtsd being tbors waa. tadwd. mg back In my rha.r «n»! I «
the tame wages. Hot milking iua< hin- Inrrease of |I< 50 an a. re.
awallow»l and rerrisd ■ wsy fey the
luti, that was s bQcFFtUl I Maotaa fb«< ar« <-lgar«tt«, *1f y»o waut to bear IL I
or) ba> not getisrally txen found to t>e
Tbe total investment was IM».
mldntght
brasa*»
•. » i a ». ' a c • '.
y ■ «
tf < '
•
*
•
V
' A a t .
i - ■' : • ’ ■ •.
tucr eeaful an I da r, men have been and ih. ani m* ff.rnd a year later wa.
Wa
hsd
b'l
far
to
»»ìk.
and
la
It b*gan by tb« puUkstlvo «as
at
1-dbnr M •(«! •• Io tha bjway« of ari
tv-nipe! »! to depend upon ttxh lator I
■ «
-/a-.- d IL'., or
mmutea tbe prolasadf sai tapplng
• ■■ a rothrr thaa In bar mora froqoaoto-J meat ha agn af l ~ truf«ea<>r Ma roar'a rale
as
they
could
gel.
abont
ftì
per
cent,
Mr. Im Folletto
crwrtly
wltb
aa
agir
desìi-face
<
patha. had p’a^od at tha will *f bla 4ka bref«4 book. ’IL »«n<« and K«l.g »n
There are tome manufacturers of thlnks il will advMce stili lurthsr and
knorker on V»>n A
kmar • dooe. I
ll^mph ‘ a atr< g «ff rt, full f » i<
ardarr«) hfaiti waapona of a 4*a4l| potan
milking ma' Innes who think the, have yiold hlm a mocb larger prodi, so hs
eutly the bolt waa
ci!
ey, trau»f
• peroneal m’.af»riuua g«w!h»r»a" h« grunt«4. *’but bruta
Ile thlnks ths build
Iona. and r«v lu’lonary. It bad a tft i«4 grey bearded aarvant uf tha dead man. contrivwi apparatus that will sxtract rsfuseil the < ff.r.
luto a <r«ar a«4 urfaut publie Jauf«r
at -<d in tha d «orway. a lamp bald high th. la< Ira! fluid from the patient or im ing of electric roads through ths vallsy
I apaot four yaar« at t’ambrlja. wbwra. rM«ptluw. I b«4i«v« -
H« »
*► !
.
•-»». patient cow. whether she be a hard will raise fami laud valuM in tbs rrext
”lt had; • nd now Lara mor» ao than a’ »e . ■ he» !
t^Tigh my (Pgroa wa« a bigb eno. I
\ n fBiM-kmar fob m »dily. with eye» dlmm<*d by oui ag* milker or an ear y one.
Machins« so fsw ysars.
f
I ’• > many diatra<*ti
tn mak» la th.a UD>v«raity,
ow«d It by a pamphJat of nnapar.ug and re* ent teara. tùl. catching «eight of simple that a l>oy can run them, are al
•
pt À'-»» aa I
4 ba»a wi«h«l
Gradm'a
hug«
bulk,
he
ote
pp»M
forward
mtic!»m.
which
•plit
tt.a
atudwat«
lufa
Stats Wdl Profit.
my |.r«f«fi!-i.L Yot my loiaroet la *«a4
leged Io t>e ready for the farmer who
I no <raw tiaadily. au4 vi» leaving th* two b*«J.«e th« Marnar t^an aud tba w ith a anoPt of a trpr •• flaab.ug the doMn’t lik« to milk and cannot hire
Hal.ru—Tbal tbs »a Is of the Oregon
hia f««*e aa ha did a »
light
In
Rtor
henar
men
It
waa
a
prati
y
qutrral.
o i.vrraity I <|«torm!oo4. having both tha
Ma* Control wag 'i. med lands to Minnesota
"Ab ’ G<»>dn««« ' but it 1« II*-io rich d»r somebody else to do it for him
for a •<- »f« of (be m
Orai.« au4 tha t.ma at my 4»p’«ai. tu an! gave an ein
chines ailjnstabl. tor tall cows or short and North I'ak<ta it.veetors mean»
f. )r oaae * * ha atamtt.«r«d
"Aeh!
Herr
evita
Id«
duela
”
•oob <>ut a aj» »t whora 1 r»»ul4 throw my
Heinrich, but hav« y«« forgwttan Ilan, ones, kickers end nonkickers, Jerseys, much to the settlement ot boutbrast.rn
”í>»4 Marna* ■ Il
a f
- »
* w
a w *
it th«
1 errup
’ He did. and
farm of of the Krhiagers. •ervant of th« honor- llolsteins or scrub», await the doubting < ireg. n is th. belied of W. F, Dunlaf,
tiona f old fnan la and old a«»*M'?ationa
owner of the dairy herd.
It's all a of lhe elate printing ■ flics, who waa
attack able co ’fpa of th« Main RnruawoY*
*1 ha mpniation <»f Il«i4«itorg attra*'twd reading aloud 1 V.,
”No. n<\” »i d tiradan. ahakinc th« question <>f proof and the state board of formerly a newspaper man in North
upon bia th«‘»r «« t . the
f which
n««. •:<! hltbor I migrât«»!
‘ IA» our little H«r* agriculture proposes to givs the manu Dakota.
Ils base, his opinion on his
II« appaal*«! to ua f r veteran by th« band
R’jfB. «nt f<»r mya»’.f
Tba man who Î am a trembrr
mans to»k you for h«a »«rvant, a» h« facturers of milking machines the op knowledge of th. work tlirs. men have
II • ag *ati >n waa rt uarh
waa tn l»a aaaoeiat«*! with ma in my •ympatby
• tranga q <•*! I wlil 4««■ r.ba with equal •bl«. I d*< i«r« that he anaclwd ov«»r hi« pr»»miard 1 Thia i» a a*4 day for ua b«>tb. portunity to prove by actual dem n- done In North l*akoia in tbe way of
T«l! m«. how did It happanT*
over • bo««. old friend
l-ravity
My c«u»;o, K»r Henry tiradm opponent*« name lib« •
colon ring large tracts of land purchaa-
st ration.
• Ik» not aak ■>«. H*rr Heinrirh.
My
• nd • Uv«! nop raaant a« *o« m l** ! in a
K’ . M λ IBS r H > <» . *•• a n .
There will Ire plenty of cows al the e I in that state.
mind
wander«
I,
who
iM»rved
him
nigh
flt.
fruto
whi-h
wa
at
**«•!
h-m
with
• f remarbablo por*onallty a aurgwon of
on twenty year» and wa« a« a father and fair an<l the owners of n:»chines will t>e
'
‘a ' • ’ n '
a I !.. k I« f r ’
» difficult y**
Physician to Indians.
called upon twire a day to do the milk
mother to h<m.
"But
thia
«!
♦»
nnt
t«¡|
n-,«
hnw
y^u
Karopnan reputation, yet an accentri** —
l he worthy fell <w put down the lamp ing. H th. nisi bines work to the sat-
Cbeniawa—Dr. F. E. Slater, of Sa
<
*
- ' ■
■ - *
W J
I AV ' came to !»♦ h»v »!»r |," he rr «*4 abarply,
lafacti n of the farmers, there will l>e lem, has been appointed physician tor
1 a «tea ly apt : -ati »u t»r •«•aary f r <*«m •trading OYfifit fo tl« fah r an ! i i ..p ng In the little hall Into which he had
Irri n» and mopped bbl eyea with a baud some biisine*» in milking machines. the tiiual a and Winnebago Indiana of
j r<« «'ir* e«a
Ha w.»uM tbr w h:tne*)f him««if Into « riiair far g m*
that trembled with em<»tlon.
’ Have pa?jrh<-r niy impatii’iia r*n>afci
It thry don't work, Hie cows and their Nebraska, and will leave for hia post
Into tbe eolation of a problem, or the
But Graden peralet»»»! in b • quiet way
.ii - - > . give th. mat Inn. n.anufa-
pt .«er nu u .f •
egparlcnent, with l’p”rn tha firat I ha<i always fouud a
tixui. Dr. Slater «a. tbe physician at
I liked him and and aoon attracted the detalla. It aerma>! tutm« the laugh.
tha utni >•< teal, yet
acMaving tbr friand in \ r»n fttockmar
lhe Cbemnwa Indian » bool lor nearly
that
it
waa
the
magoni
of
the
dead
pro
we
met
frrsjuently.
Tha
ae<-<»nd
day
after
d«a<r«»4 r< lit he would abate ff tba at
But whether the macliinee work or a year. He became interested in the
fra*
r
to
taka
a
nap
after
h
•
midday
tha
a>
ene
in
th«
lernere
r<w»m
I
»«•
walk
n* •pî.rf» f the hoapita! and lnborat’>ry
don't work, the state hoard of agricul Indian work and r<x| tested a perma
I
r
rr • >
meal.
That afternoon, however, hia
a I ««art n •
• wild g »• chata that
ture will give the farmers a chance to nent appointment from the commie-
•
eep
waa
unduiy
pr
-I
uigrd.
and
at
four
•
hanee»!
up<>n
Marnar,
lie
gave
tne
an
ft ght thduda tha a« ant of an UBClirnb
«•e them tru-l, and lieyond doubt there eioner of Indian affairs. Dr. Slater
Han»
w
’
•
kne*
«
ha«t
an
engagement
ugly
l
»Ak.
hut
said
n
»
’
h
*»<
That
night,
able i-e k tha »ptura of a rare aj« •
a ill lie ranchi-rs around the stork peris gave excellent aatisfs.tioii at the Indian
however, h« rama to lh«ao r<*ohi» and • b - it that h ur »I pped In to waba him
af w ,4 a »linai, or the atu4y of a little
lie remind»*! n»« ll»a maater wa« lying on the conch In hia twice a day to see the demonstration, school here in treatlug the diwasea in
hnown ar ’ e of aavagea
In pert->0 ha • l’U»e“l me roundly.
of th« lnt«*r««t he ha-! • awn In my w irk, Isecjrootn, wbrr« he waa wont to take hia and the fun, if any of the cows object cident to Indiana.
waa
f great Matura, and heavily, al
But be waa in a rurioua, bud- to ihr unaccustomed treatment.
m >«t clomeUy, built, with a rugg«*4 railed me a traitor to h.a party, aud in »!*•(«.
diet!
ami breathing atertnroualy.
1 ’ ah
Wheat Record at Westen.
weati rr beaten fg^**, h*an y** b'-.B’ •»tier way» behaved with a
liana failed to r»u«a him. became
Xatiita .y, I trf»»«e4 L» «>■'• 4
grey eyaa. an I bfo*l hair, a-smewhat • ifdity
New Hoap tal at Chemawa
Weeton — Weston claims the largest
altrmed.
and
hurried
off
for
a
neighbor
•
ralo«.!
fr-end
’
griffi«! a >ut the templea
!« aga br
Chetnawa—Plana and gpeeificationi crop threihed in Oregon, and |>srLape
That gentleman diagn<»ae.|
"You di-! r ght. But aure’y th« affair mg doctor.
waa w» I peat lha fortlea
In draw and
tha raaa aa a amldan and aerar« chill have item rroitrod at the Indian achool in the Northwest, in proportion to the
deportment be might par4 »nably have hav blown ove:
acreage eeeded. J M. Banni.ter had
I
catalog
« hifh had wattled on tha long
’To th« rnwtrary.
!>«an m.«taken f »r a pr «aperçue Y »rbehlrt
rio laut I afta mirisi Ion
Everything posai* lot which bid« will t»e received and thw eiactly 5,«42 aacka from 20 U acres, one
Marnar*« •»!*, at 1«<
gravier
lnd«el ha waa wont t » » -in
hie waa d n* but by r ght ha was dead
ontrm t awarded September 13.
The mile west ot town, an average of «3
plain that he arte*! at • magnet to all mora bin«r. Whw
Hry ti l tha remarkable r ru <> f tha I bnildir g is to l»e oiipplie^i with the lat* bushele an s* re, at 140 ponnda to the
preaenf, ha m,«»ea m
•
a
he calls •effara, the doctor had aald, there wat »«Rt improved methods of heating and Mck. The wtieat ie Paie G tory, wblcb
larking ’my dear
tba •
wd at « « ■
*
• •
ruel end nothing In the ajrniptonia Orerwnrk had ventilation, and will l»e equipped with bas been grown to a considérable estent
panted hl» pr «reata, it waa eaay tn ••« Voti Rt orb mar. in
tindirti<re fa»hk»n.
n st hl. doubtleea underuiHied tha '■outtitu!b»n the bret sanitary [appliance«.
a st « th r ig » enjoyed tha diveral
It will around llelix but lia. just Ireen intro
mg rii--.’ • nd rendered it vulnerable to a audden
<f turning the tablea on h.a dierredlt
be «train brate I and electric lighted, duced in the Weaton <■ mntry.
attack
opponent«
rhe main building will be two atoriee,
•'And while he waa nelanp had hp
waa toward» the and of my eacnnd
Itoti
S013.3. and will have twowinge, 31134.
Coquille M.llt Are Busy.
vialtnraT
”
a«kel
Graden.
An autumn .un had
Je. I
at Heidelberg
"The arreet di»r ra navrr l<" bed dur In connection with toe new hoapital
Coquille—The rawmills in thia vi
to reat In • golden base over th.
the tch< o! management will continue cinity are running overtime, which is
and
tha
olght,
him
rd
billa.
Grad.n rhc-k.-l hls unfinGh».| sstit- ing tha day “
"But would you not bava beard tbe am! extend the open air «am tart a tn practically the first time they have run
ccw k»I la ths sir
In>«ua under lha hsrosl nwa. lay S|»n •tica wlth his n
which it tne been running aitic« Spring even Jail time since the Hen Francisco
•tapeK*
tbe ol I t<>« n
I was .itllng at my tabi. liks • g gsntic t.rrlsr
Hurprls. sn i sus
"It was my custom to alerp too. Harr with rxcvlhnt result«.
on whb h a ehaded lamp threw ita y*l
pleins «vr. m h!» siprss« >n snd stti-
earthquake. Many ot them would run
low <lr e. arranging t • n*tea of the tud.. Th.n bs ross sl->w|y, s» with an profeeenr allowed It.”
night and day if hands con Id tie ob
Ho.
I
ahould
like
to
taka
a
laet
look
lectnrea 1 bad that day attend^!, when •tfort, and Isansd f rward arrosa ths
Oregon Fla« Good.
tained.
All kinds of laborer« era
By
ti - r« amc a k * k at tha ! r bahin I tabla, bla knucklaa rsetlng on lia sdga at your p »r maeter, friand Ilana
Salem—George Verlieke, son of one scarce, especially carpenters.
D«
I
ri«»! a a i ky Invitali?» for I
"Wa nagla-t onr viallor." aald hs th« way. t'ouaio H>i«art. where !• our
guile, the learned Marnaci I did nut <4 the wealthiest linen mannfaturere of
fair«*! t .• ap. aran-a »f
• f my pre gravsly. and at >. a * r la I t ir... I a .ar,
Ghent, Belgium, and a member of the
•re him Ira»« tha houeo.”
I -tar •»• at i
? fr « m . la w !th •
rg
ly In mj ebalr.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
•'I'arhapt the Profraanr Marnar baa al firm of Morel A Verlieke, is in Salem to
r»f the (Itaal an! tbe promana»)«
But tb»
ready g ue to tuy tnaatrr a room, the make a scientific investigation into the
licit n man! an an ••nil •> •»• han! had
Wheat — Club, -17-jlfiMc; blueatsm,
dragged ma Into tbe realliatton
f m,
In tbs shadows about tbs floor, yet •r<-Atnd to the right on the brat öczor,” P<ie.ibilitivs for the development ot the
7O«7lc; valley, 71c; red. H4<Rfi6c.
dutlaa aa a boat by atanding ma <»n my oatllt>*l wah S'ltficieut cl*srti<-»s sfslMt auggv-«ted the old »rrvant.
fits an<l linen industries of Oregon.
Oats—No. 1 white. |r.'«MA0: gray,
(To bo continued )
f« t an.. ! t •
«t(.«r f a f«
.g
■» r
a fees
He tsld
"I have lieeti able to move
the blsck osk of ths »sin»-
|2t>«21.
”VVhy. Ornela GradenT* I rrM, for stsrefl In apon ne
Around the h.ad
at only one enneinaion as a result of tha
F'rrsb Air tnr ilk* llvai.
I « !**» I It w
- ■
?!t‘ » ’ran*. • crown»! wltb a Mark skull cap. f.il •
Barley—Fee-I, (20 par ion, brewing,
liens kept In cold quarters and fed limited investigation« which I have (22 50; rolled. »2J<r.’4.
I .•
’‘U at ry <
• baa I• >w a J • > lbi> k < iwth of white hair that was
made
(taring
my
stay
here,
and
that
is
barar
wltb strong
Rye— fi1.30 per cwt.
»eint like in Iriigih end brauty: the heavily produced «gg»
that Oregon certainly produces a very
••Fgadl
I Hsli.vs It's ths truth I’ve besrfl wee ot ths like venerable purity
germs which hat.-liod well, says Coun
Corn—Whole, |2fi; cracked, |27 per
high
grails
of
flax,
equal
to
any
that
1
bea ‘
•■ ! bs, throwlug himself an to In » men ot
of his
sppsrrnt ege th* try Life in America. On the other
bls spparent
ton.
have ever seen, and, tn ray judgment,
• •• fa that cracked again nudar bla cheeks were curiously rosy.
rosF, while the bn nd. poultry
Hay—Valley 1
fil 1 iff
kept In
artificially It is ■ a;«lile of Ireing matin fact n real
in-
• * «ht ha was a famed breaker of betel thst helfl open tl>s door wss smslt
12 50 per ton, Fsstr-i n Oregon timothy,
nuniiel lluu.es laid eggs with weak to Hie choicest of linen labile«."
f iirnit ura was cousin Harry tira.leo s» s women s end delicate ss >ld Ivery
»19; clover, fi'«7 50 chest, fi« W;
•They told me that you'd abut yuuraelf For s moment I thought thst ths s/es> gi-ruis which batched weak chickens.
grain hay, |7 ; alfalfa, »10; vetch lhay,
up f r nigh te year» w rk. * rk w <rb exsggeeated hr ths convex pebbles of The "results were considered In fetor
Burned Treet Have Value.
»7(47.50.
►—aa if there waa no y »ung blood in your (rest gold glossss tum»! upon mo with of frewb air and plenty of IL svvu If
Albany — liperiencwl lumhvrm.n
Fruita — Applea, common, 60«75c
vel:.» » ! .» • green * r ! lying ar< md sn sspreeoion of melici,>us set efectlon
It wa« cold."
I i with i. t a yard
f i that Isn't Yet ihle wee but an Impresa n. for the
lu a study of the duration of frrttlL state that activity on the part of mill per box; fancy, fl 25«2; apricots,
w rth all tha m at learned Jiaaertallona gloom hung heavily about bltn where ration after tbe removal of tlie male men will save much of tlie timber in fl tftai 35; grapes, fl (4 I 75 per crata,
ever wr.t•<•!».”
he stood, end my » ght ha,! ait been un
birds, records were Kept ot tlie num the burnt district up lbs North San poaches, f I «1.10; paara, f 175, plums,
tiam river.
The fire aa it rushes fancy, 5t>A75< per box; common 50«
I knew bia favorita doctrine. It w iL ' affect»! by nights of study.
her of iggs which hat hed or wbleb
! a va ' . • i aa f-
t > arg-ia with him
thtough th green timber burns those 75c; blackberries, Srjfrtc per pound,
“Will n->t ths gentleman s'ep IsF*
were
shown
to
t>e
fertile
The
last
e» to attempt to upt
! tha naea.lt y Grsden continu»!. «Ith a reproe<b at
parts of the trwa which are load»I with crab apples, 75c par box.
trace of fertility was notl.-vd eleven
(«reî
n w • j an It.» 11
.« K r-
my unhoopltallty In his voice
pilch, and l«stw tbe wood but little
Melons—CantaAnpM, fl.75<«2 per
"But what ara you doing barer I
Pmfaew.r Rudolf Marner f r It was days after separation The unfertilised i lisr'cL
All th. limbs and foliage are crate , watermelons, 1011 *>w<' per pound.
eggs
bad
superior
keeping
qualities,
so
repeat«!.
,
hs who thus h -nor*! us -slid b a dlinln
devouisl, and the pitchy bark ie burn-
Vegetables—Beans, 5(47c; cabbage,
Tt’e to Berlin that I'm bound, to read utlve figure through ths d -'r and ad
the nutleir rwommends that as a rule »1 through, but the pert Hist ie valua
l\ 42< par prond; i-elary. *5. (<fl ¡>er
a p»i«r before a •
ety that la g-.4 venced, with • courteous Inclination. male blr.ls should not be kept with
ble
(of
Inmlwr
is
injured
but
little.
«
.
(-> ••
te - ♦•«•4 in • n« n -tra I Into the lamplight.
liens defiended upon for market eggs This charred timber may be nllliaaxl doaen, corn, 15«2Qe per doaen; cu
t<» b rr wntly on the Kaffir witch 4 ■« ? »ra
cumbers. 40«rWc per box; egg plant,
”.My deer young air.” said he. tn ths Liperleme showed that atiere
there lor milling purposes at anytime within
I'd a few day» In band •>» I thought I soft musí.»I English with which It was
10c pwr pound; left me head, 25e per
Is
variety
In
rations
and
i*.
re
(n
i feed- four yraia after the fire as * rule.
«k i. ! taaa a peep at my leer lint la ‘ *rg hie custom to address nie. ”1 should not
dosen; onions, Ki«l2Sc per doaen,
Ing
them,
«nd
sufficient
Suor
i
■!>»<■*,
a ! I
« itai y at n.y w .rt: y € .»
have Intruded myself at this late hour
peas, 4<«5e; l*ll peppers, 12S«I15 c ;
B »ert Hifi«»»'”
but that I asa the bearer of palafu! pairs there Is llttfe likelihood of egg eat
Nevada Capitalista Buyóq^.
radisbea, lo«15c; p-r d ten; rhulwib,
ing
or
feather
picking
Stemmed
lawn
which I felt it right to Comm,luicalo to
Ile r «a anJ atalbad about tha rv tn
Lakeview —Or. W. 11. H. Patterson, 7<*-*'v‘ per i- 'iiml spinach, 2«3c per
yon. Tour friend. Hermann Von Block
slippings were fed to tlie station pool
g!
kmg t .
■- ««■ f
«• a
.•<-..»«•4 b.«3
a Reno, Nev , capitalist, and Mr. Norn* pound; tomstciwe, AOSirOc per box;
"Kama old Jug« and china plpea , earn* mar, died thia evening of «cul. laflaui
try three or four times a week mid ■ ar.ly, a Tonopah mineowner, arrived parsley, 25c; squash, fl(RI 26 per
mation
of
the
lungs.
”
wal • 4, • »hade darker maybe, aarna
eaten with evident relish. Clover leaves here'eenlly and went to the Coyote
. tan ;. ■
«»I per aack , '.ar-
■'Diedr' I cried In bewilderment
el! <>ak team», a thought in »ra amoky.
treated In tbe same way w.r« alao Hills strike. Both gentlemen are ex rote, »1(11.25 per sm x beela, »1.25«
"Why.
I
pass»!
him
In
the
•treet
at
mid
•
- ■
gm a
mu> b IlkeiL
tensive mineownsre in th« Tonopah I 50 per isrk.
He took down one of tha etudeat'a Jay looking well and hearty "
“Tee. It Is even »>. Mr Harland On.
minirg dietrirt. They have also inves
girl g»«»’r!« an! ailpp- ! h.» hand
X ell«» Peril.
Onions - New, I *» g I
|>*r pound
moment a steady flams Illuminating this
I
’
< • r
"More startling news from Sha ng tigated the Pine creek mines, IS miles
Potatoes— Oregon Burlmnks, 70(R75c
university
with
its
light;
ths
next,
a
I ta tha rth «I t altitude, !v awapt the
sigh bal,” exclaimed the man with tlie pa from luikeview, and it is stated on good sweet potatoes, 4(R4t,c per pound.
fr<>m the conquer <r Heath and It is rt
b - >. thin blade i
oing .r. rt
Putter —Fancy creamery, 22 S 425c
par, excitedly. “I tell you It le only authority that Dr Patterson paid »10,-
tlnguieb»!
Ths
active
brain
Is
still;
**|h> you ever tramp on the aawduet.
a
matter of time when the Chinese will 000 f ir a tenth interest in a group ot per pound.
the
pen.
trenchant.
Incisive,
destructive,
gn I dt
* ’
*• •
■«•r and
«ed .n
I
claims
thsro.
»1«« — Oregon ranch, 21 ^«221 per
try to do ua up.”
,a laid aside for ever.”
t .• tank. < ’ ¡ ». ' It er*
doaen.
It was an Impressive homily; hut from
"Well,” said lhe peaceful man tn the
••>'<»t I
Though I bava beard of your
Clackamas Farmers Ara Pleased.
Poultry — tversge old hens, 13c per
so opea snd vindictive a L-e It seem»! scori-heil shirt, "at present we will tw
|r
, • n the paV y i man »! ‘
»!
Oregon City—Gottfried Mowhnks, a pound; mix»l chickans, 12tt4»13c;
singularly Inappropriate
'And who baa been g-«alplngY'
satisfied If they only do up our shirts
"You seem surpris»!.” be continued
firmer at Hhubel, reports a yield of 74 springs, 13%« 14c, old roosters, w«
•Trofeaeor Von Ht ►rkmar
H» aabed
and collare. I can t even get them to
"1 fear that encounters In th* caites of
ra t ‘ »upper the •«
I day I arrived
bushels
per acre from a five-acre field 10c, dressed chickens, 14416c; tur
du that right.”
science msy have l»l the public to tw
f r tha a ie pnrp •*. I t»-: eve, of - n
of oxta. An exceptionally good y'«ld keys,
_
____ _ _____
___________
live, , 19422c;
turkeys,
dressed. _
Here
that
poor
Von
fitoehuiar
and
I
prc««<ng me with the fame of a cert a la
of wheat and ata, both In quality and cho cs, 20422%c, ge<ws, live, *i«10c,
In a Ra« W av.
cherished
perennai
anlm
■sitie*
If
that
duel ’ < drapers To of a «Indent, «ne
Tee, poor tapa s been shut up tn tbs quantity, ie repo'teil by Cla- kattiss ■ darks, liaise.
Henry Graden, who fl tu naked In tleidel-
bou» so long. Tha din-tor aays If be county farmers as far as ths harvest has
Hope — life)« mntrsrte, IS 4 20c,
to
contrafllct
It.
My
sorrow
la
already
baig twenty yeare •< x”
could only get out to take a little ex- programed. A yield of 70 bushels ot IVOS, nominal; 19C4. nominal.
heavy enough without that uuwsrraut
•‘What. Von Htockmar? l.ittle Her
W ol — Eastern Oregon average b*et,
erctee he would be very much better.” oat« per acre ie also reported from the
n enn? What a g 1 fel • ba waa* IH<! able suspicion.”
farm of George l.aaella near New Era.
16419c per pound, according to shrink
The profoswir seemed deeply affect»!
”1« ba too weak to go outr*
I hi ever bear him a g a aang about—
age; valley. 20422c, according to fins
|»*lt. of cour«* tbat'a not poagibla.
H-> Remo«mg hie spectacles, he pulled from
“Oh. no. but tber. re pnn-ewe eerrerw
Cuts Heavy Crop of Oats.
neea; mol.air, choir«. 2*4«0i
per
little Hermann « a prvfeaaor, la ha? Are hia side pocket a targo silk pocket-hand
■11 around tbe bourn even down to tbe
kerchief. As ho did oo, a tinkle caught
la Grande—James Halley harvest»! ponnd.
I »♦» under him?”
back gate."—Baltimore Américain
my ear.
A square box of »mio white
•‘Na; Ttn with rrofteeor Mimic"
10 acres ot oats laet week, which will
Vajl — li-rss»l, 6%46c per ponnd.
It rolled
Aa Of I Mr i«r Travel.
Graden walked aerosa to the flreplace metal bad fallen to tbe floor.
average SO Bnsliele. Tbe straw was so
Beef — Dresswd bulla, 3c par pound,
InSn
the
lamplIghL
where
the
,1
flow
• nd elowly «ile»! a huge china pipe that
“My husband won't go to Europe this heavy and thick thht the binder could rows, 4%46i,r; country steers, 6«Ac.
lay thereon
Ho lit It and. turning hie open. Tbe profsaaor hastily rlappsd an year.”
I rut only half a ewatb at a time, and II
•Mutton — Dtseeed, fancy, *4*c per
bio
glasses,
but already Graden had re
bark to the empty «rate, aent forth auch
took two days to cut tbe grain. This pound; ordinary, 5 fl-e, lamls, fancy
“
Wbat'e
bit
ermi
se?
”
trlsved
tbe
boa and wit presenting Il
puff« of «moke that ba apvbe aa from out
“He says «II tbe newspaper« would should not lie conaid.ro I had lor a
to him.
•
i
«ti y
j
Pork—Dreeaed, 7«fl%c per pound.
"There waa noiluug la It, air," said ho, wonder «ùy." LUvela&d Plata Corner. «"hall crop" year.
' Ila bag made L.m«a f a great nama,
f
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and keep a full line of carriage and
wag n material. Al. kinds >4 work In
<>ur line done on abort notice.
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Albany
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Shasta Route
Best ¿Oc. Medi in lhe Valley
Open AH Night
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AlBANY. ORtGON.
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leave. I' -f lien I I w . » i V p a
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Arrivas sa«ran.nle iM.a.IMain
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Ualr Cutting............. 25
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Cullman *1 T.-’Olat ear. <>u both traina
( l.ar> ar« -a- ras e
< to « tan and Kl Vsau,
• lid U let car« U> lb «<• Bl louK N»«
Ui.ra a and B m I i •’
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Flii.lpVii »« • anua* and South America
*«« I *4. Na’.avu ag«ui at Waal *<u» elation,
or addr«ee
» ’
A. L. CRAUI^O. P. A.
Portland’ Ortgoit
PROPRIE IOR
PACIFIC AID ASSOCIATION
Of
Portland, Oregon
Pays Sick, Accident, Death Benefits
DUES $100 PER MONTH
NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION
Fur partlealar» •••
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SCIO, OREGON
t olle, tor
.‘re-
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
li D. I-andon, ot the Bilyeu lien Sawmills, is prsparwd
to fill orders for
Common °* Finishing Lumber
Order, taken at th. rar i, la Scio or at the milla in Bilyeu Pen.
His lumbar la the beat of mountain fir. and prices ara reasonable.
LANDON!
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