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Th» H¡wini*b <u*tou> < ru»totn «M h
L a » twrii
up I d «Il H i old colunles
of that |)uv»r of pl•<-in* perwin» con
d»iuDe«l to <Watb io a chapel, rcpiirrw *»■
planation. In order that II may be tteor
•u<bly un<kr»<oo«i and appreciated, a»
It deoenrta to b*
Fron« htuen, utor
lotion 4 *li.ì
lite« a burri ai»«*, and
carri«*! ■ (I
<-■’ r
f it»
<u»n»r> <
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regard aa a fanal*«’ r
»lU'br of ?«. »■’•s r
age tbí» i UBtom d i »
á i-1«’ «-<U'I
In.
Aui«*ng ua, it i* tru*. mattara
ard numagad n*u< h motr *•
. a
wh*n r»tid«,»»»u<'<l by tb* law, «’»fa. drink*
an«j f « » »in*
h • ■
If >»- b*
g
b« h al
to HHiwriw aitb. if b*
lik«»« , If not. h* rwaaina ¡e rfettl, quhrt.
and Doboily pay* an> att*nt“*n to hhw.
during a jerhwl
r
’•*- *nd
tormifted b> th« r«*)»* ’
“• bl* api**'«l
Than, on« th*«’
wbaii aa* ** iaaat
thinking of it. tl> g.u. mor of th-- pr-—>u
antiuuh •■• to him. when be wak--- a» tl>-
niost »imple thing In the world, that li-'
G to lie •»»- ilrd tbat asm-- -lay. au-l
ouly an h—ur I« grante-l him to rc--n
Bien<l hla »-.ill to the divine clemency. Tin-
fatal ti.-et I« j. i l-,
y t>
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and hi* a-- -taut, the - -- 1-
• I i n -
piac»«l m * rl-—■ --arrmg». -»-nveye-i to
th» place of »««euthiu, ami In a twinkling
lauiiiltd into eternity, before b-- lu»» ha-l
a n---iii»!it I- ’>• r - .ml him.
When a man i» i nd- om-d to death
fr• » n that <
* nt he I- 4«- f-v to. » -it *’
fr-on that »—..t-_ t . • l> . 1. u -
i..
belong*, through th-- •»ntenev |ia«v-4 on
hlm. h» I» ■ iui*--.('i-'titly separated fruto
bi.
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II- :• •hot up in « r-»- i. at one -nd o'
wbl- h la an altar. th' walla are bung
!
tear*, ami h--re au-l there m irai*
aerlptlon* drawn ft u II y Urli
'• nr
hla l-eti I» plat I the c-fllti in which hi.
body I* to t-e depuaited afl-r »> -ut ton
while two pr . .»• who r < ve
- h oth
er, hut of wl... i, ..-i- -
nnily >• mt t.-.
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mb .m MBs* ta turn, and ■ t
■
the criminal to -■ --••-»»< ->f l-i. 1
• -. at '
implore Divine clemency.
Thia custom,
which. If carried tn an eitr ■>■■. would
a pl-ear In our • ■ intry bs'--r« all. ' ir
baron, au-l --rue!. |«-f--1ly agr.-. with
S¡MUil.h manlier, and th- lb--t. í'tly I-
Having »pint of thia lmi-r--»»it-m< Io na
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bark to pt--1» ih .lit «114 rar.-
f- - to
prtxlu.-e the «1.
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Tbe general wa«, therefore, placed In
capilla, and two m<mka t-t -uging to th»
or-ier of St Frwn-i. the m--.t r-.¡“-1--I
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te red It with • r-t
The fir.t hours h» (>B.»rd there were
terrible, thl» pi-- I mimi. Ill- | - r'
erg»nl«4ii'»i i--. -it- I ng« n.i ml,••»it.
•
■lient, with fr-.-tiuiig ’r.»- ani it«'-
clem heil <ui hl« I» ...... the g- n- ral nought
shelter Ilk» a wild b i.t lu a - >ru-r of
the NM r. ailing bi.
■erlog with .tart» 'if tenor the l-h -ly
victima «- allrre-l I --ng hi. I ath. and ...■
rifled In turn to hi» driourlRg ambit um.
•adly -h ule before hint
Then he reverted to hl« early year»
When rr.ltbrig at th.- I'a tor. In» neig
■m- riit fn nil) fi-' lui'h. hl« lif» |
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■ way calm, purr, g. nt - nu l trami i
without rrgrria. and will...ut
dcirrw.
among hie faithful -. tanta.
Thru b
waa ao glad to be nothing, an-l to Zl.h
to I» nothing
By ilegre. • his tlmughta followd thr
bla» of hi» rr licer n. th- pr. .nt wa»
sir«.--! 1 ........itracted feature« grew soft
er. and two burning tear., lite tirsi p-r
baps thl» man of itoti ha-l ever slid,
durarti .lowly down hl« ch -k». which
grief ha-l h-llowe-l
II» fell Into thr
arm« o|. n to r- -ice him. eat- aiming
with an expres.i ti of dr.|>erat« grief
tmiMMaible to render
"Have mercy, heaven; have mercy!"
The •< ruggir ha* hern short but terri
bl», faith I I
i.; ■ r-I -I ■
ami h i
Rianity had rr.-nln. I Its right.
The gem-ral then had with the monk*
a dnvrrMt o t'r.-tra-1.--I far n’ . th-
night. In which he conf, .«d all hl.
Crimea ami alna, an-l humbly a.k>--l |»ar
don of God nli-tni he hail outraged, au-l
before whom he was ab-oit Io appear
Tb» next flay, a little after sunrise,
one of the monks, who had been ab-.- nt
*beet an h-nr. retnrnd
ringing wtih
him the generaI'a enpvtar
It ha-l only
been with extreme reluctance that Car
nero hail cons-ntd to o-1
for h-- justa
drva-ld hi. ol-l m ister's rrpr .-i- h- • Hi«
surpri»- »»• thrrrfore exit-- or at t«-ing
receivd with a smile, an-l klmliy, ami
on finding that th- general did not make
the slightest allusion to hi« treachery,
which the reblen-» liefore the court mar
liai had fully rei--a Id.
Carn-ro lookd Impilringly at the two
monk«
r ’
- put f
bi« maater'« word«, and each moment »*
pectr-l to hear him burst out Into re
pmachea. But to hl« amare .tient nothing
of the «ort t-«>k place; the general coo
tlnud the dnyerutlon a« he ha-l !—gun
It. epeaktng to him gently an-l kindly.
At tbe moment whin the capata* wa«
■bout to withdraw, the general atoppd
him.
"tine moment," he Mid to him: “you
know iMn Valentine, the French hiint--r.
tor whom I ao Ion* chrrishd an insen
Mie hatredl"
"Yes." Camero stammsrd.
"B» kin-l emmgh to a.k him to grant
me the favor of a «b.-n yt.lt ; he I« a
noble heartd man. an-l I am c--nrln- d
that h» will not refuse to rame. I should
be glad If he esnaented to being with hltn
Ihm Martial, the Tigrero, who ha« ao
much cause tn complain of me. a* well
as my n-ce. Ihm« kmta fl» l -rrt « Will
you unJ»rtak» thl, <-oninü«.ion. the last
I sim II doubt.. .s , ..
"Yea. gen-ral." the ca|«taa answered.
■ ffeetd In eplte of hlmaetf by euch gen
tl»ne«a.
“Now go; be happy an<l pray (or ma.
Bit w* shall never meet again ”
The rapata* went out In a very differ
ant frame »t uiiud from tbat in wh.cb
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lie had entere,! tbe capilla, and basten»*
<>ff to Valrutin».
"I will g<>." Mid Valentin» siuiply
ami h» di«rni»»r<i bim.
< uruniiila wss al une* sent off to M
Italher'» -pimía with a letter. and -iurta*
hi» slxmnc* Valrntin» had a Ion* cunver
Mtlon wlth llelhutneiir aud Black Kik.
Al atout ó in tbe eveuing a carnaje en
lerci th» c-nirtyard of V’alentine'a bous»
Halil«.
«t a gallup, it cuutalnol M
Duna Anita and Don Martini.
' Tbanke
b» mí * un aeemg them,
"Yon or-iered ni» to come, ao I obeyed
aa iMiial." th» Tigrero answered.
“Vou w»r» righi, tny friend."
- “Aud now w hat do you want of uar
"Tbat yon «bould ao-ompany me Io
the place wbither I aui going at tbia mo
meni."
"Would It be Indiacreet to a>k yon -r
’ " '■ -•
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r-l him
wlth a laugh. “Noi at all. I am going
to la«d you. Dona Anita, and the persona
bere pgeaent t<> th* <■»i-ata* In wblcb
General Guerrero la c™titln»d."
"The capilla?" the Tigrero exrlalmed
m ■niaaenietit. "for wliat ptirpoae?"
"Wliat -i >e» that <-->nrern yon? The
general ha« revpiewte.i to •»* you, and
you i-annot refuae the re,pi»«t of a man
»ho ha» but a few honra left to Uve."
The Tigrero hung iiia h»a<i witbuut au
• wermg.
(Mna Anita exclaimed
"<>b ! i will g-,
Impulalveiy, a» •be wiped away the tear»
that ran down her check»
"Niñee you inalai. Ihm Valentine. I
will go." Mid the Tigrero,
"I do not Insist, uiy friend. I only
•ah. that i« all.”
(’ll kl’TKR XXVIII
Vn)»n<lne. Iktna Anita. 1 M Rallier and
!><>n Martial got Into the carriage. Tbs
ino t'anadian» aud tbr i hlef followed
ilit-ni on horaeliat'k. and I i bey preseeded
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where the ion
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‘l»mn»d man wa» confint-d.
All along th» road they found mark»
nt the obvtlnate atrtiggle wlih-ti hail del-
tigvd the city with Idteid a few day» pr»
vlnualy; I Io- tarrli-adt-e had not |t»»n rn
irely rentortd. and tli->iigb th» dl.iau-e
*aa In rrality very shori. they did not
rvai-h th» priaon until nightfall, owing
to th» drtout» they w»r» forved to make
k nlt-ntln» l-»gg»d hi» friend» to remain
-•i.t.i-lr,' an4 only i*nt»r*-d with |t-*ti«
«ruta and thr Tigrero. Th» g»n»r«t waa
uniiatlriitly expecting tli»m. aud teatlfim!
a great Joy on perceiving them.
The young lady could not reel rain her
-motion, and threw hrraelf into h»r un
le'a arm« with an outburst of ;■-- »«-n
at» grief. Th» general pr-aard her t»n
l-rly to hi» I mm - hu ami klMed her on th-
forrbewd.
"I aui the more affected by thee» mark,
f affection, m;
tn; child." li»
It» raid.
Mid, with
much -motion. "heraus» I have been very
har.lt to you. Can you ever forgive ine
th» »offering» I have caused you!"
Are you
"Oh, uncle, ■|>eak not so.
not. ala«! th» only relation ! have re
malnlng?"
"For a •hort time," he Mid. with a
•ad »mH», "that la the reason why I
might, without further delay, to provide
(or your future,"
"l»> not talk about that at curb a mo
tn-nt. uncle," ah» continued, bursting Into
tears.
gT-«t and tiohJv b*»a rt.
Nuw Jet dretn
ctme. aud I stall accept It <la«Hy.
I
fvrl coAvmdtad ttac breves will bars pity
<Ml tt»e UD ancoubt of OIJ a4D<WM rvpeDt-
• uc*. lie bappyr. Die«, with tba buabaod
of your rboi«M
Menorre. all accMpt my
thauks.
I too Yakut ¡ dm . < jcm * o more I
thask you. And now l«svv n»v.
for
I a« k>D^*r bedotij tu tbv world, •*» M
mv think of mj mlvatlott,**
•’Hut <»ne a ord." ValohiiDe ai ltd "Geo
era I. I have forgiven you, and ll la now
my turn to a«k your pardon.**
"What ran you mren?**
*‘l have (iecvired you !**
•’liecelved fnv !**
“Yee . take fhi« paper
The Preaident
of tbe l<r public, employ Ing bi« eurer eign
right of merry, ba*. «*n my pr« ■wing en
tfraly, re k ok rd the ar nt eDew pStBtd OB
you. You are frw."
|i Ills brerer» bur at Into a cry of sdmlra
T u«m. 1 hr gmrral turned pals. Ils tot-
' (rr««xl, aud fur a luoment it «as fane tad
that hr was about fo fall. A cold per-
apiraiiun st*«««! <»u his temples.
“Fafbera." be aaid, lu rm tig to th»
monks. "Ired me to
your
monastery.
Grnrnil Guerrero »• d* a*l. and b*D<*efurtU
I »ball be a monk of your order.**
Two «Ujv after the nrnie wa have do
w rllmd Valentine and bla companions left
Yletico *nd rvturn«*d Io M«»n<»ra
<>o
reaching the frontier the hunter, tn spite
of the pr«M*MLug entrrefire of bis friends,
erparatsd from tbrfu ■ od returned le the
desert.
I>»*a Martial and |v a Ai. te detti- 1
I d .Mrilm near the Ralliera
A month
after Valentine** departure |s#na Helena
returned to the «omrut, and at the end
of a yrer, in spite <•( the ent real ire of
brr family, who were surprised at so
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(he rows.
When I met Valentine Guillois on tbe
**ADks of (be ftiu Juaqulo s<n«* l*o)S after
thr eirnte recorded in this long story, be
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hs rar do:« et{»<diti<»a arroaa (he Kocky
M'>uutatns. fr«»m which, hr said to ma»
Mth the soft, melancholy amila which
h< grnrrwlly aa«iini«d when speaking Io
me, be hoped uever co return
I atvwnpauird him for several days,
and then we were compelled Co separate.
He prrsvd rnj band, and fol Ju* rd by b *
dumb friend, be entered the mountains
For a l«»ng time I looted after him. fur
I Involuntarily felt my heart routructv«!
by a sa<l foreboding
lie turned round
fur the last time, watrd hla baud In fare
well and di*api>car«’d round a bend uf
the frack. I was fated neter Co see bim
again
Since thm nothing has been heard of
blm uur of f’urumilia
Ail my eadearwre
to Join them <*r vken obtain news of ibem
were vain.
Ire they still llviug? No one ran say.
iMirkhram ha» i*rlfled down otrr th»ee <Wu
n.sgniA« *-nt mm. and time hseif will,
in all pr/babdlty, oerer remove th« veil
that ronrrel* their fate
For all. unhap
plly, leads me to »up;*-«** that they pet
i»be*I in that gloomy etpedltluo from
which Valentine hoped, alas* never to
return.
(The End >
SOME JOKES ON ROYALTY
ltrs
fhr
i.rritisn
Otrrawe
Ktalaer
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F uwmf Mas*.
Physicians Surgeon
Refuse Lumber Shipments U->til Fur
ther Notice
Bwllingham,
Wash., Nov.
1— No
tnor» lutiitar shipments will I* received ’CIO,
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by the Northern Pacific railr-wd in the
Northweet until furtbei notice. Thi*
is the order root oul to all agents of the J ° U,LL. b N b
COURT SIGNS
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»fio,
"On the contrary, my child. It I» at
this moment, when I am going to leave
you, that I am bound to Instirs you a
protector. I*un Martial, I have tb-ne you
gr»«t wrong . here Is my hsnd. accept It
as that of a man wh-i haa completely
r-cognlsrd hl* fault«, and sincerely re
j>«-nt» the evil he has don»."
Th» Tigrero, more aff-ct»d than he
lilted to display, took a step forward and
<-or<llally pr»ae».l the hand offeroi him.
"General,** he Mid. in a voir» which
he tried In vain to render firm, "thi* mo
tnent. which I never -la red hope to see.
fill« ms with Jo/. but at the asme lime
with grief."
"Weil, you ran do s-mi-thing (nr m»
by proving to ma that you have really
forgiven me."
"Hpeak. general. and on matter. If It
Is In my oowsr------ " he exclaimed, warm
•r
"I lK-llev» you. lion Martial." Ikm
Seta«tInn answered, with his rod smile
“Censent to accept my niece from my
hand and marry her at once In this
chapel."
One of th» monks had prepared every
thing beforehand.
When the hunters and the French
tanker entered, followed by Curtimilla
and the officer commanding th« capilla
guard, who had taen warned beforehand,
the general walk-d eagerly toward them
"Jtenorro.” he m M, "I would ask you
to thi me the honor of witnessing th-*
marriage of my niece. I>«na Anita de
Torro», with this cabellera.
One mo
ment.
I have something more yet. If
you pleaM-
I now wish to make you
witness of a great reparation."
They atopj-ed anti looked at the gen
eral with the greatest aurpriM aa be
walked up to Valentine
"t'atallero." he Mid to him, '*1 know
all the motive« of hatred
you
have
again»! me, and llioee mot lie» I allow to
be ju»t. I atn now In the Mine p-witlon
in which I placed fount de I’retal«
franc«, your draraat friend Like him.
I »hall be «het tomorrow at daybreak,
but with thia difference, that ha fell
a martyr lo a holy cau»e and Innocent
of crime« of which I accused him. while
I am guilty, and deserve the sentence
pa.M*<| on me. I«on Valentin«. I repent
from the bottom of my heart the Iniqult
oua murder of your friend, |A»n Valen
tine, do you forgive me?"
"General I »on Retastian Guerrero. I
forgive yon th« murder of my friend."
the hunter answered in a firm voice.
"Yon forgive m»?"
"I forgive yon the life of grief to which
I am henceforth condemned oy yon.”
“Yotl par-l-m me unrewervedly?”
llarlty of writing boil Id forth aim)-_ many of throe foreigner* seem to have
“t'nreservedly I do."
I at-me time lived in the Uniletl Rtatro
larlty of gift« or qualities?"
"Thanks
We were made tg love la
and are Inb-iring on.let the impression
»trod hate one another."
only on* roupls tn over 1 l.ono Hr* to ttlBl they mn gpt in a<aiI1
Von think ao now."
1 tut- ttcl'.'t. . ,-d you , but jours la a , ce.clirate tin Lr Jlauiuud weddlu*.
The tasi Peu»' la I'ovianl u> tat
la al
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Attorney-ab Lac
Trijriitcr
Notary 1-uUilc suit eollcttor
ol l*wl««its amt pee.km*.
OltliW. tn Weel M *1 reel
M. McALHB
G. M Traxxa
Al-BaST. OMg-.o»
ROYAL RESTAURANT
C. C. Urjan'
ora» Bat aso >wur
BHYAXT a *OM
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Attorncys-at-Laiü
Gonlsia Blm-k
ALBANY <>nKi>'»
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ltuIrra do not alwaya ssi-ap* toe mission to postpone the enforcement
practical joker, although royalty, aa a of the rate, but aa no complaint was
liefore the com mission, it could n< t act
rule, la Imiiatleut of trifling aud aena
live to ridicule
Even tbe Kalaer la upon th» appeal.
ruffled, n « and then, by au Irreierent
MONEY IS EASIER
jest nt hl* cxpeti*e.
Wbat inakrw tlwae jokes tbs funnier
to the world tn general la the tact that Acuta Stags of Financial Crisis Over
In hast.
the joker baa to beware tbe diverse
New York, Nov. I. — Indications that
and drendful j-cnalthw for lose majestr.
I be monan-h bliuwlf may not uotl.-e the available aapply of rash would tie
them, but tlH-rv ar* alwaya obse-piloua inater>ally Iricrcw.td wlhin a abort tlm»
official* w Ixi think to recover tbe royal with import* of gold amt the iticrraae
of ltie lank note circulation, and lhal
dignity by pursuing the huinurlst.
A couple of years ago a
German the movement of cotton and gram cropa
woald be f act 11 ta tnl In every way |>*i-
paper, presumably for a Joke, publish
■ible with th» rroult of incteasitig our
ed a paragraph to the effect that th*
credit* altroatl. were the salient feet-
favorite flower of tbe Kaiser »«• a
' ures of today 's financial situation. It
r<»l carnation. Th* paragraph waa
»eemed to l-e recognised everywhete
copied In almost every paiwr in the
, that the acute stage of the ctisi* was
-»untry. slid when, a few days later, ¡ov«r and tl.at all that tvmained »»» to
tbe «unperor visited Alx la Chajwdle, all ! obtain sufficient tutrency lo iroume
tboas deputed to receive him Wore red Icurtency payment* npOO a l-r-w-1 scale
carnations In their buttonholes.
! and thus to restore condition* prevail-
The Kaiser frowne«l angrily, but no . ing l-efote the crisis.
-me knew until next day, when some
The engagement* of gold made in
one. a little wiser than tbe rest. In J New York, Chicago and
elsewhere
formed them that the flower was the ' brought up the total import movement
emblem of bls pet abotuluatlona, the within the ]«*t week lo 121,780.000.
A* thr amount of gold will affoni a
ftoctal Ih-mocrata.
the
extraordinary baal* of credit to four time«
On* of the most
iHiaxm on record la aald to bare been amount, nr about lilft.iMMt.OOO, it will
played ii|aii> the lii-wan I.alla MoolraJ, in itself afford much relief to the ex-
a native potentate of the Punjab, dur lating pleasure.
ing the arv-ond Rlkh War. In tbe win
Calla R.vera Congi-eaa
ter of iMH 1M9. The Rrltlah army,
Cincinnati, O., Nov. 1.—The Na
«»tumanded by Sir Hugh Gough, had
«hut up Hie l>ewan and hla force« In tional Rivera and Harl«>r» conmws ha*
tiie fortified city of Mooltan
One day is»u««i s call to its member* and »up-
the tiewiegrr* were mnaxol by
the porter*. a* well ■» in invitation to all
friend* of river and harb-r improve
thiimlerwua sound of a moat extrordln-
ment*, to *»*emble In convention in
try annonade followed, not by shot or
Washington, D.
December 4, 5. fl
shell, but by an a-*«>rtmeiit of nilstvl
neat. Tide In aivontancr with the con
1« »• ii* pr-ivlal-in* In a very fragmen
vention aasemblixl at Washington last
tary condition raining Into tbe Britiah
year when the txwrl of dirvctoi* ws*
Hue*.
authoriaed to call the next convention
The Sikh chieftain. It waa afterwurd at auch a time and place a* deemed
-t »«ivervd, had found tn the city a I advisable. No *|»»clal project will tie
large »tore of <-anned nicata. of the na advocated or cunaidered.
ture of which he waa completely Ig
norant. A native spy In Britiah pay
Rumor* of Annexation.
gravely informed him that they wera
Scottie, Wash., Nov. 1 —Failure on
powerful expl -wlvea, amt. hem-e. Air the part of the Dominion governrront
•ome days the Britiah camp was greet ti give relief tn Britiah Columbia from
|>atea the incoming bordes of Oriental» may
cl with showers of Strasburg
■nd other more or lew« mangled but one day lea l t<> that part of the British
domain twin* join«! to the Vnited
¡•crf-vtly eatable tinned food.
State*.
Of a!! the qnrrtiens before the
Similarity eg WrttlwR.
people of Britiah Columbia, the Immi
"From my pile of autographs I take gration Inane la by far the moot Im
OB* of a at-ite.man well hlioam ami lay portant.
All foreigners coming into
It able by aide with the autograph* of l^na la by way of the Pacific mint en
a great author and a great •ccleeta» U-r throughVictoria or Vancouver.
tic," write* * British publicist.
"All
three are very email, exquisitely neat,
Chinane Coma in Via Melico.
very little alanteil. atisolutcly legible.
•Magico City, Nov. 1.—Accordlng lo
Well as I knew the three writers, I
dispatch io the Record, «ine* the
doubt If I could tell which wrote first of th« ycar there itave srrived at
which
They were Cardins) Manning. th» port of Solin* Cm« 4,7*3 Chinese.
Mr. Fronde and Lord lioertiery. Will <>(
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two-tlilnU have
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the expert* tell me If tn thia case aim-1destination the United State*. A grroi
Dors a c-i-vl tanking a-ut i-»rl»i«*w bœt
,wwa
le« -inai »1 < irrvnl laic» sod -lra.ia
Issued ou principal cilles
n. el class w«k In all branches of dmtlatry
ORDtR.
Greet* Injunction Asked by the Oregon
Lumbermen.
Portland, Nov. 1 —Following lite de
cision tendered by the United Stales
Circuit Court at Seattle Wednesday,
Judge Wolvettob, of the Federal court,
granted an injunction yesterday re
el raining the rallrvatde from putting in
the advanced lumber rate* to the F.a>|
until the merit» of the < aac can be art
t eh-re the interstate Commerce com
r»ie»lon and a hearing l>e held. The
restraining order aae asked by the Ore-
g -tl A W i»hltigt‘>n I ti ul-er Manufac
turers' a arriati.m, and upon hie return
fr< rn Seattle yesterday morning Judge
Wo ert >i announced that the prayer
i.f tie 1 rnbertnrn would I* granted.
Jndg Wolverton ordered the »•»■<• ra
tion to put ut> a hood for 1280,000 that
will l>e called for in the etent Ute rail-
road* finally win. Thl» money will >«
used Io pay th» diff rcnce between Ilia
pteeei t tale* and the pruporod tariff»,
should the railroad» finally win.
I umber com pan lea in the Stale not
memtar* of the a»»>-iation are advised
to file suit* In intervention a* a>»-n
poMlble, in order that the railroad*
will not be enabled tu enforce the pro
posed freight rate* on firm* not jstrtiro
to the suit brought by the ssetx-lalion.
The advanced rate», *• atinouncwl by
the railroad* on all lumber »Idpmenta
to the Missouri arid MiralMnppi river*,
were to have g >ne into effect today,
but the Injunction will pi»t|»>ne them
Indefinitely. The increase *u pub
lished some time ago and tariff* Iraucd
by the railr<wd». Appeal* were made
'direct to the Interstate Commerce com
Oregon
SUo
OREGON
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THE SCIO STATE BANK
Téléphoné tachan«» No tl
ouiupwny last night.
Thi* mote of th. Nc«tb*rn Pacific i*
«■¡meted tu be followed by all the rail-
nails affected by tbe injunction iseued
by the Federal Court In K»aitie Thurs
day bight, making it compulaory on
tbe part of the railroad* to ciiarge the
old rale of 4«* cent* on lutnbvr from
terminal point* on tiie Pacific C'<w«st.
I lie rwllrowd* ha-l iroued a new tched-
ule of rale« tbat were to tie effective
today. Thi* new *<li«>dulc waa fought
by the Itiuiberiuen and resulted in the
issuance of the tem|«irary injunction.
Is,.' nt -
1- • •< '■ * • • drill .) ! mil
another n>-
Lennen, the latest move I» the re lumi
to accept any shipment* of Itimler at
figure they would
• ny rate, Tire
be taking too great a risk to allow Uie
exceea freight to accumulate until a
final decision on the rate >■ male, a*
they ray that litigation will ensue let-
fore «he matter la settled, end many
of the lumber film* may iiave gone out
ol t-u»ine*».
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when deii-atrly »oft, undenpread
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Scio Livery and Feed Stables
MYER
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RICH ARDSOY.
Proprietors
Hacks connect with all trains both at
and .1/ linkers.
Our riffs are first-class and our horses %ood
drivers. Prices ll< asonabh .
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O- -eetors!
T J MUNKCRR
W F. GILL,
K O MVCfaft
J J BARNES
C A WARNER
SCIO
MILLING
COMPANY
SUCCESSOR* TO
SCIO
ROLLER
INCORPORATED ©EC.
MILLS
as. i»o?
We *o a General Custom Milling Business. Flour an*
Feo* on Sela. Wheat Bought an* Eechanged for Flour.
Wo are In the Flel* for Business, an* Will Treat You
Right
SCIO MILLING COMPANY