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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1906)
*** •• • / < a - • » • Y'k '*< X< »\ EM BEK Beware of X 4.U Defective filles The Trail of the Dead PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT IO, l.l\> < <>., OREGOfi Br T. L DUGGEJ Linn County Abstract Co *♦* Ittt STRANGE fXPtRltYCt OF DR RUBI RI HARLAND * *♦* I Oí h« r«*l j ycu* i nt «od io pur- bas« |or«c*wr» •• sera ru y h*v mutwi L«ae«*l «-ur wo t ïij -h« twsrfii <4 uur «i)wrl I » i »»er KoaUilebed la Ltol AI« •• «t*!*« rs’r» ma-lo known < m » appilrafto* 3f- • $ ■’•' h HI mì »>!■ fr igi »«• f«l4 for • non th* << trr to gl*** fr** their Inagrito*. CIUmCR XXIII. PROFESSIONAL > J. J. Barnes & Son, General Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers It Hr, st.-l J j ATTORNEYS AT LAW <;<« gain I ek AL*ANV UltKoOK II MOMTAXYK Horseshoeing a Specialty ATTORNEY AT LAW Nwiary au I •«UJeilur «4 IVntM.n« aul I* aie ut« <»B<e. *«s| M Mr*»( U*a buy our aV*rh In larga quantità ami keep a full lino of camage ami wag* ti material. All binda cd work in ur line dorm on abort notice. ALBANY. oftKoO SCIO, OREGON Till ATTORNEYS AT LAW Bank State 10 c»r «* •■»<» Finit '‘• iot a’ Hank oRKciOX Scio Ore (on Graduate Eclectic Medical College ovncsaa < ihrlnaaU. oblo OMti.O.I T J I'rrefdent Caahter.. h am a general lianking and exchange bna news. L n» ina lo at current rates and drafts iaausd on principal cities. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Bc-.o, Crafoa Tt’a^hoa« ExtbAac* Ko. 11. EAST AND SOUTH SHELTON EEAL ESTATE BEOKEB, V ia : co. Juitlcfi cf U» Trie» Kcury Public Scio Crofoa Albany I une h Counter M. kill OP A Uri AMY, Prop*. Shasta Route Best ¿(k. Meal in lhe Valley Open All Night Trains teas« w«st Seto for Portland and way leav» lor Albany at stati«ms »1 ‘ » à ? «h P si. Leav«« l’oftland • OO s tn » M |< « leaves Alban y li 13 a in il M p tu Arrlv«« Ashland U il p ta . li 1 • t». Arrit«« na«r*mcnl«> ' O p m 4 t a h » Arri»«« rat» Franrtac« ’ i* p »n . * 4* a m Go Io lhe fllAl-TKIt XXIV. Th» aun *(■ up. rery red and b*>ld. »• «r pawed thr*»u.h Zurich, and «Inf« It toucliad th. (roat lake, tha water» ahoua » «rlrt n« bl'*o*l under the »lantln. raya llefur» ua the Alp. w»r. h»»riu< upward, (rowing uiighttar »»cry hour, with th» pinnacle« t tt.r r «irang» fr *»t hiugd .ma hluahiuf In the early auuahine. By al»»»u «« .».:«l left th» <>p»u country Hatha.,........................ 2Ä WM. M< MURRAY, 6. P. A., pawing Into a labyrinth of rail»/» Portkmd, Oregon crowned with pin»», waiting black and <> r < h : I) wii- pRopkii row allrut on their »now carp»ta. ac.«rwd »ith torrent» and patch».! with froa«u tarua- (.'.< r» waa reached by half paat on», auu th» narrow gauge ■»! th» Thuaia llu» car rid ua through meadow» ami l*tu»hwo.>d n>*ra«»»« until wa cro«a«*«l th» upper Ithin» and drew Into th» »tatlou which Of Portland, Oregon • a«t under th» cliff ha»tmua, outwork» .f the Alp citadel» bey .tld. Il waa then threw <>f th» clock There were et II forty mil»» left of Journey ten hour«' dr*»» or»r th» pa»»e» to RUES $1.00 PER MONTH diataul Engadtn» NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION carriage with three bora»» wa» wait to our order without the at at ton For particular« — T. I. DUGGER •nlered It at one», and th» drirer POMI ROY Collector ewuug hia team Into the T.afeukaetell SCIO. OREGON Agent road, fifty franc» from Graden had Im ¡.re.»ef him with th» nr.-»«»lty f .r haat» «ur pr*ogre«a waa Inaufferably t»dl tin.«- acr -»» th» bridge, w» droppe«l a walk, whil» our »training team tugged hewrily up tb» paaa of Nchyn T.. our left the ridge bartwl th» »l»w; but on lb» right, narrow »alley» altnai 4»»p Int» th» glittering height» abov. gar» ua ».»¡tat f th» »lately peak» that aentl I! I*, l-arnlon, of the Bi I veil Iteti Saw tnilla, ia prrparol n»IM th» eaatern »by. In an hour we to nil liniera tor h,d entered th. foeeet of VOTMaeu—f'*r each, I bar» l»arne«l. 1» It» name—and ao «.¡iial»*d on through th» dtatual arw I l»rw» and tunnel». h»wn <l»»p In th» cliff aide, out Into tbe barreu »now Held» once Op Irrt* taken at the yards in S< i*» or at the nulla in Rilyeu I* n. agalu. . Hi* lumber ia the N *t t*l mountain nr. an i prices ara rea-« nable. Th» »on waa retting aa wa rattle*! •»•» the ¡»aremenl of th» hill tillage of Tief •nkaatell. that crvuch»«l In the ahadow» of tha Albula Gorge Th» dying raya •truck fiercely on tha dialant p»»ka. un til th.*»» pal» I«» maldane fouad rutf bl »a h«w few auch rvekl**»» gallantry It waa a »pe<-tacle uf Infiuit» grandeur, and. <fo»plta uty iiupatlenca, I leaned from the window watching th» light fad» and whiten int * th» opala of th» after glow. "W. can thank our loch that there', a moon,** aaol my eoualn. aa I drew baek ' Into ti y corner. “The»» drl»»r» know . th» r>>ad Ilk» a booh, but 1 ehould Ilk» our fellow to »»» wher» he', going in th» B»rg.tn»r Klein." “la It dangerouaF’ "A led»» for a earrlag» way. and a ¡■r». d • f .r a d tch the »»or »ide la tod ¡-artlrularly pleaaant for th» nerr when you can't your hand bef ir» »V PttUman ar*4 Totirlai cars oa both train« < haïr cars ••» ramsntu u> 0*4« n and Kl I' mo . ami TourIst este lu < hicaga, Ml l.&mls. X«w Ur ;«si «sud H ashu-gt.i» <oh n«cl in g al Man F rat» r laro wllb Ih« »«varai •i«atusbit> iio< » L r Me t. »ma, Japan. < bina, Khavin*...............................,15 cents i'billpf'U.es < «almi and **>uth America •• llalr ( uttlri* ..........2A Her VA Itt Hrosn agent Si Wrut "I 0 »<« !» o ur Sddress Shampooing.......... ^.Ifi (H (Coutlsuwl ) •*W« ahall •- •» bav» »•*«,*• he said yaleCly T« Information that wyl lead to l«.s arrrat. I have If«re4 the pullca. 1er« and * n tbs o*ntin«nt. a reward at fiv« thousand pounds *’ lie •¿ •be th« truth News cams aonn. Indre I M »• *r« ng t gather In Oft W« • hamlet« o.i th« fourth day after their lepartir«. when tbs telegram arrived My cv j«ln opened It As h« read I saw the i.ne f his Jaw »<t and bardas Then fee banded it acr •• th« tab!«. Thia was th« meaeaga "F«ar w« are in gr«at prrIL C ma at ftr»-e Weatoo.** Th« realisation <»f th have coma to m« slowly.' ten's band on my arm fr *n the «tapir lato whirh I had fallen Even then I rouit hardly wad «va ta nd There is s tr»!» at two tvrswiy.** said Ke Can you b« ready in fiv« rulnut«^?" h “It it h ’W w ran th« man—bow can have discovered where they M • rna hav« • ref I «tammwrvd. *ltt ft»« fiUnutaa, l sa;tr* hs harked out. •*Y «u hits on ttms to waste.’* We n I ■’ !l a qiisrtvr f an h■•ur f > •pa re » hen our « ab rattled over th« ¡cobble« of the station yard, While my ¡remain took the tickets, I stood at the b<> >katall, «tarmg at the ha«'ka <»f the nov els, with that rail t r help twisting ia a dreary chant throtigb my bead, “Ta great peril. <’••»»* at one«." •>> it ran. over and over ago n. Several paawiug •trangvr» turned ami regarded me curl on«I) «»ver their shoulder«. I I ‘t think we ap ke m<»re than om-a bef-»r« rx-a<-hlng I »over I a«kr<i if • • I ‘ i ‘ ! •o, he Mid, at <'haring < ’roes. T uaa a br<-< *••« running tn the Cl i .m l, but I frit no alrhneaa. Indeed the p. »sage d «I m« good, for I behaved ; > e sanely a« wo patted our bag* through d.e Calms ruatoma. Int«» th« tram again, ami on Into the night (hat hi! fallen I had a sleeping lx rt‘; reserved !n the wag >n lit. but I did u«»t vnut It. H- metitm-s a fury <4 Im patlem-e m«, so that I ptod the •rridur, peering ont into the moonlit »try that Went eliding by. In ils never varying sequence of plain and woodland an! wt.-rple -r -wnr-d tiling«; but. f r the «»••at part, I eat bnddled In my chair— thinking Heaven help us! What tor ture an active mind inflicts »p«»n poor humanity! Graut a man tbs Imagina th*n of an ox, and tr.any are th« *•»«• h« will bo spared! Pawn stole out on ua at Bn ala. and we at mh | upon the platform, '»nr far«-« •bowing pale In th« tinted curtain of tho • ky that hung alxtve th« snow clad ridg«»« to the westward Th« air was very cold, but not with ths English bitterness In its breath. We hsd half an hour to wait Graden drwpati’hrd a second telegram to Pontr»- • na. marking th« progress of our jour ney. He also wire! to Thusla, ordering s carriage to meet our tram. PACIFIC AID ASSOCIATION Pays Sick, Accident, Death Benefits LUMBER! LUMBER! Common * Finishing Lumber LANDON1 ¿SCIO LANDON! LIVELY & LTHD STABLES,> Irvine Jfyer, Props. Hack connects with all trains at West Scio and morning train at tinkers Our rigs are first-class and our horses good drivers. Prices reasonable. S' ' ibe atroam. As wa r *•• th« f irthirr si -t • through s w of a>-«tterel plows, th« tr. on came peerigg out fr m bobiwd t«u bsr« snd lofty petks tbst tuwerw.1 above wa Into th« • >«ithern night, hghtmg tbe r , ky summits that they glittered tik« f blades of p«.} sk«d •tewt It was a ««-• «• of su<-h m«!a»ch-»’y dew-Uatl m that a« war b >rs*« haltod on the rr«st of th« bill. I i k’wvrel the window, thrust ng out my bawd fra better v.ew la front, t th» ahita r-el euri» t down into • g-*rg». an in b black Wr.lt« ' of shadow that dro»« Into th» distance 'between silver Cl ffa bright with tbe ! moonlight “la this ths piar« y »u «V Me «fF* I | asked. **lt‘s th« Herguner Rt.ln, if It'» that ' you want to know.** gru wird my cousin ■ from amongst his wrap« ’ Alw, t wl«h y«»u would hav« tbe g *'dn««s to «but that window.“ Rut th« remembrance of what b« bad told ma about th« danger« <>f th« plar« •«nt my eyes to th« driver’s box. As I was leaning fr tn the left hand window, I did not «Xpert to »*«» mor« than th« ■ fellow's hat. but, to my surprise, ther« he was well In view. h>s r >at buddled about hi« i-ars As we moved forward, th« mystery explatsed itwlf. Th« man I ow was not driving ’•We’ve taken up a paa«er»g«r. Coualn I Gred«n,M aald I. pulling In my bead. • What's that?” h« asked sharply, for my voice had t»een !♦»•( In th« loud c un g * ndtofi as we d<»w n th« decline. ’The driver's giving a fri«t>4 a lift, I t r ed. leaning towards him. “I suppone he picked him up at the last village. where-——** I reached no further, for at that In- • taot there roa« fr m without a cry »f • urh utter terror that I sank bvk Into my plare aa if struck in the faco by a crushing blow. I saw a falling bpdy flash by tha right-hand window, the out cry of th« brakes ceased with a grating clang. And then, with « bound lib« that <>f a leaping b< r*e. the great poet-car rlage rushed roaring down the hilt I thrust out my head, clinging to the sills of th« open wind >w. The man upon th« box ««at was laah Irg the h *rswa • that they sprang for ward in furious bounds. Ev«n as I wstched. h« cast away hie whip with a peal of wild laughter that am»ded high above ths turmoil <>f th« flying hoofs end th« heavy whet ’• He turned hie he« I lietidmg sideways, the reins held |oo««ly In bls right hind It was th« fa^e of Marnsc that stared down upon me His hat had g >ne, his white hair streamed backward in th« wind. And h« was mad mad with an open insanity of which I had observed no trace be fore He shrieked at m« in triumph, waving his hand n»w to the horses, now to th« chasm beyond the four f«< >t wall that guarded the r »ad He cars«»! me with furious geetlculattons. Even at I write, I seem to •-«• th”«« «yes starlug al me out *4 th« white paper eyes g >g gling with the lust of murder. Heaven •«nJ that time will wipe that r«m«tu- brance from my brain! 1 shrank ha- k into th« carriage, that rock«-! am! swung and danced beneath me. Grade»*« hug« shoulders slm -st block«*! th« other window; but 1 caught sight of th« glint of his revolver In th« moonl-ght. Was it to ! h * man - r h -rse? One or th« other, 4 We were not h> leap th« pr«cipfc« at the first sharp turn Hu I Jenly h« shouted, and again I struggled to my post 1» th» darkti«-*« d-*wn the road was tha glimmer of lights. Nearer and ucar«r they drew, and I. too, raised my voice tn a scream of warning. The last fifty yards we took in on* bound*-* or so It ses-med I aa w a carriage grow out of the shadow that the cliffs atwive ua drew acr >«• the road. I saw ur h - ! ht>rwo sw tug to th« left and leap blindly at th« low wall that hid heaven knew what frightful depths below; anil then, with a tottering olid« that a«-ern«! to wrench the heart out of m«. we curled, aa a motor «kids. Into one thun*t«r->ua crash that blotted out th« world. MUM IIARI.AM»« NARRATIVE. CHAPTER XXV. I bar« be«*n a«k«<l by my dear husband to conclude the story of which h« ha« placed thr greater part bef r« y«»u I •hould have preferred that ha bad not trUd • • which I» g cannot remember without suffering, but havlug one# yielded to the p«*reuasiL>n of hie friends. I am ready to taka rv«*ry share of ths bunieu that he will yield to me. My father and I. with lte«kl the man that N r Henry had «ummunrl from Po land, arrived In the Eng «hue without any m ideal that ia w orthy of >!«•«< r p tn>n. We had engaged rooms In tbe prin cipal hotel uifhr th# name of Jacks*»», as ha«1 lx**« ■ug4»*«tr>l My father abwd the journey very well. Hut thia ne»-ea sity for giving a falta name annoyed It wa« the flrvt tima in him eitrruirl; hla life that he had done a»«, he a a id. and I had some difll« ilty hi persuading him not to eowfeaa the whole circa mat a ores to lhe manager <m lhe day after oar ar rival It was on the fourth «tay of our visit, about five In the vvrg ng. that we re ceivrsl a telegram from l>m«h>n It read. ’ Wa are «coming at once Graden.* As ra» t*e Imag nrd. we were very pmaled about it. We had sent no nira •age, and wa muH not think what was the reason for their sudden determina tion. Ileaki behav«M| in a nioat curious fashion when I told him It might have l»een the news of some grail good f**C- tune that had reached him. -It la very well, very weft," be kept on repeating in Germa»—e language which, fortunately. 1 can apeak, though n«»l very correctly. Ye« htva been bera before. thenT* **What do y*»u me«nF* I a«ked him Oh. yeeT* be said« and eo we fell mtn **A«b. Era u lei a! If the two English- silenrw men are c»»«nhig. <|>4*a it not mean that It was past six e’clork when we left Marner is bereF* FllUur, a tiay gr«up of d«ep-eave«t I supp- wo I turn«! rather pale, for the bvue««, aaJ dr*»ppeJ down tbe blllaMe to fear ef that dreadful man was always V "A -t/U/ IÎHMÎ ia my heart, tk -¿gM. ia!«eJ. I pretaaft- •d to father that I had f >rguttea ba at- lat«d. Bat tba a«st iaat« t li««k. ba I dr'»pp*d down oo ua knee, caking my band and btaaiag it. "I am a dug. I’raalainf* ba aaid aim- ply **| did n t taint at what I *p •ha Hut it ui Cha thiag f >r which I forget all Hao- to meat Iku man who killed MONIY IN PUTATOtS. rnj •*.»«>. For jour father ami yourwif. hav« no f»ar. It la I that all! • «•» I You truat m». Fraulein F* GrgrJ Ronde Farmers Market B g luiUo t. Hanlti. I do,** I auawarwd him Crops at Good Pnces. • ad aw we par tel. lai < «ramie — F arme çs «h*» plantes! ( To ba raatlawad ) ]«>tat<ww la»t spring arc rvapin* s bsHin* MIITAKU OF RUfifilAN POLICt. tiful banrst In tlu-(traini lL>n«h- vai* ley. The *r»ws iiMV«tnr fr*»in Ihi« year's < «ar s I aw om«*«r* !>•>«-lar»4 te »• rr«.p Is p!a«vd at |'»«1,000 > n the <»ut|Kit Kacreasell! s«apl4 •*f |M»tat«-c* truth thi« valley It is ce The (*aar • wtmle t»ure«u«TScy Laa fur ti malesi that loo car* will he new-weary years L**n so thoroughly detested hj I«» ship this scaiH.n a rmp These fl*- ail claaaen of RuMUana that im > w It la urm ale c**mpulrd <»n the lsa«i« »4 l,(MM> ma I lily filimi by the least Intelligent of screw with an average yield «4 HO «aclui the population. And of tbcw» tbe pol I re t*» the arre This has liawm live vichi are tbe worst, ways Eri»«*et l*uule In the <>n unirri*i»tt-«l land* on tin* ’’Hand TolMy I my*eif wsa arrw*t«al rid*»** arrtion, ami the cwtimat* I« <v*n several tlm«w, aa so many mrr««ap»»nd servativi» Mor«» than half<4tbe entire enta are. »nd I fourni tinr pulle» In ev }Mdat<4 a* rv•«*«• »4 the valley ia m the ery Instan-»• tin* moat «Iruae of mortala i trinity »4 ¡miden ami Allcel. Fie-loa that I uav «' pr«dunrd 00 »ack» t*» En«« my new «paper frimila I beard a*or«-* of storiea about thia stupidity, the a< r»——«rul wry inanv tratta have »ione Iw-ttcr than that—give a net tv TI mhw two are typical : The *r**»« re Rome time ago a man threw a tomb turn of 127 ftO |wr acre •t ■ governor, killed him and na««pe*l ceipts fr*»m an arre st the pnwent prhvp I * Tb. government a*ut all over the em pira a pL*«-ard and two photographs of (hie »4 the prondnmt grower* figure* tl» iMMuln, hla front view and bls the r»s»t »4 pr-timti -n per acre at Il I »- !••! « « ( -Itivating, I profll». And tbrise weeks later a p«^ di*gii¡g, «nd * «< kilt*, I -s* ks, I I Ih-mnan In Mmtrrn Kltx-rt. t«lr.r«l>!>ed "«■sil, 11 . hatdl*' „• 11 •<’ "Hate .«¡'turni t»>th rrlmtnal« «lui Th» heaviewt yield far reported I» atn brln<hi< tl»iu t<> l*rtrr«t*uni ' that «4 \ J Surbv, <4 («ve. who IUM At lulilnlght In l-rtmbnr. an Inno Mx tirnl JOO «ach* fr«-in an at re Al the <*ut ¡'«■•■v l*>» li>< prufrwr (tool on ( prewent market price, Mr Hui 'a In- brldg. (tarlo, luto tb» (lu<<!(b w.tor. ei»me for an arra I« U oft, i of tt» 5'eta II» ««, tblnklu. uf ■ rl«»l about llfifi ftO I» net. A »ix I profMMtr » b<> bad a ii.n* tlwory .buut ou the <>rrgo<i Red Apple ♦*’ .rotta flou. ground, north <4 l«<* Gramle, '*Fbat iu«n." Mtd tb«* ¡>rvf<«(or aloud. yield <»( 2<M) n«» k* per acr»* “i( tt» dltlh-« Idlot lo ItilMi«," tat««-* an- gr-»wn rnlirvlv witli liwt.iitly ( bt. ¡»lli-»u>an pounr*1 *uth»n, and on armunt »4 their sup U|***n litio out of tb. darkni-M *nd wlth «pialiiy ara ratto! 10 renta higher out ■ (onl tMF.nn dr.ir.ln« bini off. Tb» the »»pen market. The return» from the »ix acre» Mill poor old proto»»«.r (bwnk wttb trrror. "Whjr .tu I arr«*.tCTlJ” ti» crled. be |900. The patch ana plant«»! a.« a matter of getting tlx* gr.‘«inti In »uitable "Wh.t l( mjr <-rtio» V "lll(h trvaaou ?’ jru» lod tb» poli«'*- condition lor cultivation. man. Hot wby? Wb»y "< >h. doii't tr> tofo.lin»' T u<-all«'i bla Importai niajraty an Idlot !" prv> 1 I m ■ * • ■ ' fo«or, tb» »¡M**-ta. Ir» tallio, trom hit ! m * m - "Whjr (tiould )ou Ulto. I » as ■¡«•aklo, of tb» <’a.rr* Tb. t>l< poli, vtnan (t. pp«*d and lo>k»d down. pu»«l«^1 "Tb» dull**»t Idlol In ltu»»ta." b» aald ajowly. «cnrcbltig bla nwuuirjr. “Wbo •1»» cuuld you bar» meati! Col. Hof.r Tail, Hi. Hop*. I'niverwitv .»I Orvtron, Kugvn«»-—Col- íwl<irv»iw<l tbe a*- onel ll«4er. < j ( H. »•* tul! m*ntbly at thr univ««r»ilv «4 enthusiasm over v»*l<»pm« nt «4 wer the tiw <i» «ifVrlojiitwnt thr «tale "I (,>rv*«»n. m, an«l ai»! pr«*dh*|rd pmiíHrd that timi thr *i<»wth would I*- marvrlo.iM if there a . •. ’* rallrtmd* hl tl»»’ •tat ■ I!«- «..»« f th«- • pHi;-*n if the««- two radr»«a<i« enter the »tai**, that C« mjo I »ay would err thr (♦•rminus ••n <uu* and that country *<«*ild shortly develop n city <4 IftO.OOO, ami Portland wrouM l«r thr other center f«»r the end <»! thr rail- All Ko»»»» llete I nmole. Rrooking a clay pipe, the clrcua ardor r»*a«i system. Two «urli thrivin* ritim aat In tlie winter training quarter» w«mld be «4 grwmt bvnvtit to the «tatr. I'mler hi» supervision a thin f«>y was learning to rids erect on a quint horse Ben ton Announcsi Chang*«. with a broad, flat hack Salem—Iii aikhtion to the appoint “In some towns they wont let us ment «4 Walter Hrmnan. to swo-vd E show," Mid the inan. "unleee ae have T Wnghtimm •* h« “I ‘4 th* r|>- ra no camels with u» Camels are a sori ti««n dr|Mtrtiiirtit, Svrrtary «4 .Mate* oua drawback to shows. Horses are e«> rlrrt E. W I m - c .- «n Im- ann <»imr<i that much afraid of them that lot. of toe na S A K«*rr will promoted to rhi«4 clerk to au«*t4-vd k K l««v« II. and that won't let a camel «utter their ita tea “A borne won't go near a pl*«'* Of K«umr will I«* «urvrrd«-*! by II II Cor k'-rer 1« now audit ground a camel has stood <ui Th* very ry, «4 llaker <‘ity The remainder of th«* office •im II of a cam» I In tb» air will make ing clerk a b>rse tremble am! sweat Ami this forve of S«« rrtarv «4 State Ihmlur will fear Isn't only found o<vaal»nally lu a l»e regaim-vl until after lit«- «»-«•«mn <4 the It ta fourni In legislature. There will l.«r no change I n ir»e tier« amt there every terse all over the world, yueer. in the force of janitors until after the legislature. Isn't It? I often wonder why It !• Cattle bate doga tn th« «ame way, atwl Eager for a New County rats bate dog» so, too. llera. Uè»ugh. Huiil Riv«T— It ¿t bi* in.».**« no «-tin* we can account for tit» hatred, ¡K><a In held here fur th»* purpta»* *4 a*«-rtnin- primitive tluiea fed on catlie. no doubt, in* public l«***lin* in regard to thr ami even today, here and them. they movement to crrntc a new c«>nnty, to kill ami few! on kittens !•• known a« C»*va<i«* r»»untyt the senti ■'IL>r»ea love d**gs I'm aura I don’t ment wa« un»niitv’tt« and r«>mmitto«w fcm»w why. lh*g» t.-vr no animate but will I m - A|*|>*»ini«si t«i cirruuitw |« tm»»n« pumas ami leopards. You ran take a to !•• pr«-wnt«n| to the next l«-*l"h»turr d**g up tn a lion's or a tiger's cage and with that i»bps-t in view A nunilwr of ba will show no fear, but take bit» up prominent men here «jw-kr <»n the «piea- to the cage of a puma or a leopard am! ti««n, ami atalistit« were prrw«-nt«sl be will tremble am! nt.*an ami slink which simw that th«- new rounty can l«r away out of sight governed m«»rr c«-»»tt«»mMaliy than the “All very ¡muling Isn't It?" I'hlla same trvril«»ry is un«l« r prr*«-nl r«mdi- ti«»ne. delpbla Bulletin. A phyatrian, partlaan of the cure by •uggr«tIon, met thr m*n of a friend and a»k«*d how bla father was. •’Not at all well,** »aid the child. **!!• •aya be la very til.** •'What nonaenae! Tell him from ma that be only thinks ha Is III!** Home days after the doctor met the an me boy. ’Well, tx»wr I« your father?“ ~Oh. doctor. I m » thinks he Is dead.”— Il Mondo Umoristico. Ila4 ihr < aree«. *W hat Iterarne «f that con!<»rtl«»nlat you iine«l to advertise a« tba *b»»nele*a wou«1er*F* queried tt»a rep»rter ••Oh. tie g t another J b." replied the ruuns-utn manager II«' • getting I>< a week doing a female Im perm «nation get and pawing for the llluatrationa tn a faahion magasine.*' I>l«4»|»p<*i Wl««B Mnyme It by dbl you allow him to turn down tbe gas? Edyth «Hi. merely out of curiosity, I wanted to 1 »re If be would try to kiss me. May me And ass your curloalty aat lafievl ? Ilo only Kdyth I should sa, not ktaaed me one«. In«t»lhle lo •■<■». "Henry.” aald Mra. Meeker. aa ab. labi aald» the paper, "I don't ae» tb» ¡«jlnt to tliew» »»erlaatlng Joke, abuut a man brlng b»npm-k»d.'* "No, I aup|«>a» noi. tny dear." re plleal Mr. Meeker; "nellber d.ma the man." _____________________ Tte« Shfiseiee tbe M>»ee, **T»II me." aald tb» Itoaton matrngk, “do y.*u bell.»» In lonf engagement.T* "Kelly." r»t*l'.»«l tb» Chicago mat non. *'! t»e»er gavo that mm-b tbrughi, but 1 <-.n*t aay that I fieli.». In loug tua rrlag*«." l'biladeiptila l'r^a. '' • COAL MINI UPtNtO, Company F.nda t ifthtaarvFoot Near A th land Vain .l»hlan<l—-Then« la n«> Ihtlr hitrrwl and rnlhuaia*m in thia arrtkm <»f U m » J **« J« .* ; y ' Z '4*u •late civrr th* «*|wnln< up «4 what ap- |<NWW to lw* ¡wrmanmt <hrp««tta. <*<Nkl rrvtpplnga havw l«ren <Hmxi%rrv«l for h) »»r 40 mil«« th* CaMwiea f«N»m th* aUtf* line Dorthwinl, twit n»» drp«w* if« of ■ufhi irnt extent to juatify drvel« >>pturnt have t«rrn hnind in pectin* luFrHohm» the pnan iitne a**» llw <«>nipany that la «»p«'nin* thr HI tie l^ad copper ml new in thl« «cctlon, after ae* ;r tf L tM*»- ti a « c-idvrable afra of land, t* »ran powiwrUn* nn the Furwy p lai tv on thr eset aide »4 Heor rrrvfcv aU>ut «rven mile* from A«l>lan<l Th. > tartfnn by running two tunn«*la into the n»t‘Uhtain One of thr*«* la ri< w 37t> and the other 240 feet Int » the niountaln, ami an IH--<*■••< Irwin *»f e»»wl L ajr been o|»*nrd up Tin* o«| haa iwti twated and ap|««*ar9 to l«v of exrwl« lent «{uality The tunnrla are «even fret -ipiar« and run parallel 70 leet apart Thry are well limbered end ar»- l«t ing n.niin-ted t»y «•*»»• ruta every 75 feet, for ventilation anti to extract the cvail. Thry rxteml Into the inoun* tain (r»*m the weal to the ewat «»•» • 7 l**r rent Incline. M-'«it 2ft men are la*ing rinpluyed aiul thr n-<rk 1« l«'ing puahed nitfht an<l tint Other rrvwa are employed In buihling <« m »1 bin«, «Hah-«, griailir* and ac rent» for a«>rting the coal. Ví1í^t,*tá To Improv* Federal Property. Salem—Frarn is M Grant, au|«*rin* t«-niirnt <»( n»nstrur<b»t» «4 public bu»l*l- in*» »4 th* United ?R»len Treasury tle- |w»rtmrnt, baa I wen in the city to In- »jsud thr plan«, b-*k over the *r*mn«la and draft |irt*pr<*tivfi plans, • pre I fl ra ti--ns anil nittkr iwtimal«-« ujx»n the |>r*-]»«H*d itnpr«iYemeni <4 tlx* grounds surroundin* th»* Federal Imihlin* in thia city, which Lave rvmainevl in an unflnishi-d cunditUux ever since U ms crvctiofi nf tlx* lull!<lin*, three yrars a*»», and b»r which Improvement enn* *r. -* L a S|»pr- printed a fund of |ld,- 000. Pin Faith to Cherrieo î«a Grande—l'hrrrire, <4 the •hip* ping vari«’ti*w, I iay «’ pmven on* of U«a ni”*t profitable pr<Mluct« of lhe Grand Ronde valley, and for tl»at reaaon thrrw will t«* many new cherry orvharda put Georg. Thoma», of ont in tiw* «pring ('••ve, will plant 1,000 Ire*«. Mr Th'Hiiw i« on* <4 thr m«wt extenaivn cherry growerw in the valley, and now ha« at«mt 20 acre* •»! cherry ••rclianl m full liearin*. ihinng thr |MM»t «rgacNI il •tri- - yieklrd at II««1 rat«’ ■ t |32ft per arre. Halaay Raal Ertala Htgher llalix-y—llalary l.a» alept !<<ng ani! »eli aitila Ihe gretti, l*u»y «uriti alami it ha» l»-i n malling rapili «triti«-», leav- mg il far l« huul No«ben* in l.mn county ha» Cheto l»en »«i little ilemanil (or ri al natale a» in ami alanti Halaey, Imi allhin thè la»t aia montila thing» bave diangvtl Reai eatate ia higher than i ter Itvfnre li nomi in thè hlatnry . d thè town The notar of lite tu» ami hanitm-r ha» nuakcttetl thè i il lama (roto il» ir ¡waivful alunthrr». PORTLAND MARKETS Whrat C!nb, fltr; *t«m, fl?ci v.Dry, flfl,-; rtd, Öle. ' ■ ........... V 1 »liilr. ».< 60*26 50; itray, |23 &OA24 Itarlry—Fmi l.’l 50p.rt<>n; br«w- ing, »22.M. rollwi, 123. Ry.—»! 40«! tft |>rr ewt. c rn — Wltole, »2» 60. cracked, |_’H .So [■« ton H»y—V.llcy timothy, JCo. I. 111(4 13 |w*r ton, Futftrrn * >r.|f<>n titnotby, Crawford for Judge Ralem— Governor <‘ham her lain haa »I4AIÖ; rhorr, »; «•». rhe.1, »7 6<M * 50; itr.m bay, »7 60<4fl 60; aitai!., announced that hr will ap|->int T II Crawford, <4 I m <»ran«b\ to «ucvwd »11 So vHrh h.y, »7*7 5o Kruit*—A|>pl< le», eiiinnxin to clwiic», Itohrrt Eakin a« rlrvuit jodtfr in thr ■I. cboice lo fancy, |1 <4 Tenth jadielal district, wlien Judge Ea 5o<«76<- |wr t»>i kin go»*« to the Supreme liefich In Jan 2 60; |tra|MV, thhtgll '.’fi |wr crai»; Otlx-r men who were In ron«i«i- r «ar».-7.V <|1 '.’5, crani»me». |IO<4 uary «•ration f«»r the rirruit judtf«**hip wrre 10 60 |wr Iwrrrl, qiitne«-». *1«! 26 jwr Turner Oliver and W. M Kiamaey. of |»>1 ; peraitnnuma, Il 60 |>rr l«.t Vegetable»—4'aldwge, I •« <4 1 %c jwr I ai <«mode» »n<l I* W Hhrnhnn, «4 Crawfonl will arnre uiMler pound. cauliflower, Il 36 per d*«ett; Enterpriw celery, 76(4*6«- per down; letture, thia appointment until July, H mjh . beati. 20g per d*«eti ; ontoo., 10(4131,0 [»•rti.iaen; pnmpkina, I l,c |>rr pnana; Big Option on Timber Land« •pillarli, 4K6c pw'pound; t>*niat<>e», .Maorin—An option emeriti* thr «ale 30<460c |wr bn»; |>ar»ley, 10(41 Ac; «4 (HO arre« of tirnl>«-r land«. 3t2(>0 •qiuutli. li.l'«' |»-r ptnind; turnip., arre* Itring l«N*ated in thr northern lHh<><|| pur am-k «-arrida, iMh . rll per part of Tillamook county and 5.M4O ani k . lw-et», |l 26(4 1 60 |«*r aark ; arrew in thr aouthern |wirt ( lat-«'p h<>r*«eradiali, 9<4 10i- |»-r pmnd; aweet enonty, at |?4 per »« re, ha« been filed |adal*ie», 2(43 S-' I*-- |»a>nd for tw»»rd in thr county clerk*« office. (Intona — On-gon, 76, (411 per hun- Thr laikd« brb»n* to A M Prlmt ami <lr««l. the option f'»r 30 day« wm « given to H. Potato». — Oregon Burlauik», fancy, V Jonen and KF F i, <»f Portland, 7(><4M6 c ; co|iini*in, AOtg'lh- and gold l»y them toG«dfrry von Platen. Butter— Fancy creamery, 36(437, i ^ b per pound. Race« for Iho Land Office. Egg»—< »regi >n rancli, 36c per d. <g*n. N«>r1h fund—The annoumrnirnt by Poultry — Average old ben., Imi l le th«*- Intuì drfiartinmt that cv»ntr«t filing« |>er |*ound ; mixed chicken», 10<41lc; would >«e reeeivrd in a numlirr of In ■pring, 10*11.$ olii runater., 04110c; dian allotment claim« lian caunr<| many |f|r»Mwd chicken», 13 <4 14e; turkey., home race« fr»»m pointe ini’urry <»«unty | live, 171..$ turkey», <lrv»*M«i. dioic», to the land <«ffi«r in R««nrlnir*. It i« 20(432.; getwe, live, 0<4W-qc; ducka, alleg««! «nly «m li Indiati« and lialf- 14.4 I '., breeal» a» hrlong trilew ,.r live un Veal—llrramal, 5'i(4*S'' l*r pound. Ik-t l _ | >rr«a<«| latlla, 3(42-qc [>er (•Mind, cow», 4(4Ac; country «(cera, S(46lqc. Much Wheat at Welton. Mutton — Ilrr»aed. fancy, Hid*- per Wvatofi—It i« r*timatr«l that about a pnund; ordinary, fl(d7e. quarter <»f a million boahela «4 wheat! Pork—thwmad, 6(4Ac per pound. are etored in th«- wamlwuiRr« in thia vi*l Hop»— lwofl, choice, 141».16c; prime, einity. The l««*al market line liren 12»* l ie. medium, lift« I2e jier poumi. dull, awaiting a eolution of tl»e car ait-1 W.ail—Eaatern Oregon average Iwwt, nation. It la th«uight that nearly five- l.'lh» _ lu. ¡a-r |a*nnd, ac*-- rdingt«* _____ _ ahrink- aistha of the crop ia -till in thr hantla age; valley, lev, 2(g< 20<* 21c, ’-’|C, arrording m-e*.riling to to fine- fln»- o( the grower*. |near; mohair, ch«»ice, 2fW*.2Sc. .o.» 1 *- V1 ‘■»r ere ... if 4 '*<• > *
