KLAMATH
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Vil!
KLAMATH
REPUBLICAN.
FALLS,
KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, .JULY 23, 1903.
NO.
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ffirtNLY A FARMERS
DAUGHTER.
fred. aid p»reu«de bar to coms ta ■». My
husband and nuui hare quarreled, sad I
aui io terribly dull."
Mrs Clayton received Winifred with
open arms.
"I aiu so glad you liar* came!" »hr ex
cluliued; "rout companionship will make
mi- forget half my troubles. W» shall
bare a lets a 1st« dinner tonight. Mr.
Clayton la in town."
Winifred had not been tre bourn io be,
friend’s bonne before she was aware that
I'»« had mud« a mineable marriage, that
«ha bail bartered «11 her ponae«niooa for
nu Inadequate value; and that she almoat,
if not quite, baled lbs man who*» name
*h'- bore.
Dilling tha lime that Winifred stayed
at the Cedar«, »be bad plenty of oppor­
tunity Of oimervuig how thin ill assorted
< «tuple lived. Francis Clayton's meaner
to bin wife was in itself an offetine, al­
most every word he addressed to her con-
tamed a < inert sneer, and he seemed to
find no greater pleasure than in thwart­
ing her Hishea nod ihotradictiUf her or­
ders.
Winifred detested him, and wan aye-
lenuitii'ally cold aud repellent in her man­
ner toward bun
He saw It, and laughed
ee-retly to himself.
"Little fool!" he thought, contenipm
ou«ly, “she assuuiea these aira of rlrtuoua
indignation with huge propriety,
Per-
haps the simpleton thinks that I am hi
love with her!"
He redoubled hie attentions on seeing
that they annoyed her. If bin wife eat
down to the piano, be would get up and
leave the room, or else ex<lalu>
"F or heaven's aake, Marlon, don t make
thnt horrid noise; you hare not a vestige
of voice left. I><> get up, sad lai Mia,
Eyre sing.
lier performance li worth
listening to. Come, ^fise Eyre, won't you
slug me something?"
"No, I will not!" cried Winifred, an-
grily, one day, tetra of vexation io ber
eyes. "If you cannot admire the beauty
of Fee's singing, I take it ae no coaipll
nil'll that you should praise BO."
My dear Mine Eyre, pray don't be
violent,’* said Mr. Clayton, with a ma
licloas smile. "I am afraid your temper
is getting apoUt by Mrs. Clayton
*
’s eg-
ample; mine has Buffered already from
her baneful influence."
"I think she must be an • ng.l ta bava
lived with you so long!" Winifred *1
• Inimed, In hot, angry championship of
her friend. She wan nut worldly wise
enough yet to abstain from taking up
other people's quarrels.
Mr. Clayton remembered her words,
and bore malice toward her for them.
(To be continued.)
16.
I
CONFERENCE ENDS'
WOOLEN MILLS DESTROYED.
Fire at Oregon City Throws'Three Hun-
drsd Out of Work.
MEETING OF RUSSIAN OFFICIALS
happenings here in
O regon
, Oregon City, July 15.—Fire last
»
night destroyed projxirty of the Oregon
PORT ARTHUR OVER.
City manufacturing company valued at
’ between $75,000 and $.'.00,000.
The
CLACKAMAS FIFTY YEAIfS AGO.
LOG BOOM ON NORTH UMPQUA.
' lose is covered by insurance. Spontan­
Exultation Over Increasing Power la
eous combustion in a caiboniaer in the Old Records Diva Interesting Flgares on Frsnchlao Orantcd for Extsaslv» im­
Manchuria tbc Dominant Noto In the
ptiliery building 1» given a» the origin
Wages snd Assessments.
provement» by County Court.
(lathering Possibility of Taking Any of the fire, which destroyed the wool
fu rummaging about his office a few
One
of the most Important steps
Bae k ward Step Scoffed at - More room, dye room and boiler room of the days ago County Clerk Sleight un­
MRS. FORRESTER.
made In the development of the lum­
woolen
mills.
The
company
will
im
­
Troop« are Being Sent In.
iarthod acme official records that con­
mediately replace tlie burned builiiings, tain aome Interesting statistics with bering industry in Douglas county
but the blaze will neieMitate »us;>en- reference to Clackamas county in the was taken when the county court
Port Arthur, Muncliuria, July 17.— sion of mill operatione for at least three early ’56s They consist of Home statis­ voted to grant a franchise to the Ore­
Ths
conference
of
prominent
Russian
CHAITER XII
(Contluued.l
topic« for < oib srsstioD, until the neit
; months and the throwing out ot em­ tics compiled by Joseph T. Meek, who gon Boom & Timber Company for
(>n h.r return frotn ih« rl«l*, Wlnlfr»! day. The fallowing morning I.«rd llm
official« lias ended. Exultation over ployment for that period of about SIX) was then territorial marshal for Clack­ cleaning out the obstructions in the
««ni, a» wa» ber castoni, tu thè little old bethought hliiiaelf uf railing on the
amas county in June, 1850. In that North Umpqua river and preparing
RuiHia’a increasing power in Man­ people.
•itt-ug rotini appr«|>rlute«l lo ili. ii *»< of < hMMJpions. and Mr llaatings volunteer
churia huh thu dominant note in the
The fiamee were diecovere«! issuing year the assessable value of property that stream for the floating of logs
Madame d» Montolleu. Lady Graie wii« $d tn arvoiupatty him They found Lord
gathering. Tlie possibility ol taking from the root of the wool houre at w In this county was $1,020.344, classi­ and timber. This franchise gives the
Real estate. $836.- company the right to uae that stream
élttilig th.re, too. Nilo kl«*ed theni both. l.nuiiug aud hi« elater playing <T<x|uet
’ nny ha< kwar«l step is s<off«*«l at if men- o’clopa but the bailfling was already fied as follows:
"Yon brina thè outer «Ir in w|th yuu. with Horn tind Keginald <'biimploti, uud
Itiontxi by outsider». lt «as admitte I d«x>med, and the adjoining frame 650; personal, $183 694. The schedule in the manner mentioned from the
of wages paid at that time was re­ west boundary line of the Cascade for­
niy . bild." .aid Ih. old Freocte lady; "y«u on Invitation joined m the gnme It wm
that the war po»Hibility wa» diac ,»»e<l, struct urea were
ablaze. A general markable.
The average
monthly est reserve to the main line of the
« uriotks enough that, allbuugh F lora look
gr. »• fr.»h •• a n.W pleked r<>««."
hut
it
wbh
denied
that
an
the
object
of
tire alarm was responded to by the fire wage to farm hands, including board, Southern Pacific railroad at Winches­
••W» buv. hall a good < ««tei acro.« Ihr e<| haudaume, and used «II tbs arts they
the
conference.
department ami citizens, who lonhgt was $80; the average wages paid day ter, five miles north of Roseburg. After
cAmiuss, d»»r '»»dame li rnake* sue feci had on « thought fanciest Ing, both thee«*
Evidences of warlike preparations heroically.
The main woolen mill laborers with board was $4, with­ the improvements are made the com­
tre»h
l’id yo» both ha», a ple««anl oi « mi rnijfraafed her unfavorably with h» r
since the arrival of General Kuropat­ building was on fire several times, but out board $6; average dally wages pany fa given the right to collect a
cousin.
drlTal"
kin, the minister ot war, and ot .he in­ under the direction o< Fire Chief Ru- for carpenters. $12; board per week maximum toll of 50 cents per thousand
Ths two gentlemen did tint arrive at
"Ye»," «aid Lady Grece, "ami I Hml
feet for floating logs for other persons
tention to bring more troop» to Man­ conich the structure was saved, al for laboring men cost $8.
yuu hav» gol tb. potilea luto »urli arder Endon VaU until it was time to drva*
There were published in the county in «ompeoHatlon for the outlay in Im­
churia are abundant.
Orders were thoogh tlie interior was damaged some
that tbey are
’l"let a« lami»
At for dlntier, aud uuly jual app«are<i in
at that time two weekly papers, name­ proving the stream. The estimated
the ■Irawlug riHiin aa ih« gong aouadeil
lessi Evans givea yoii all thè credit."
given tc Port Arthur contractors last what by water.
ly. Oregon Spectator, Territorial; and cost of the improvements Is $200,000.
"II. wauta tu .«•» ynu drive ibern in for tlis «econd tini«. Hlr Clsytua g**»
week for an immediate supply of build­
Vigorous
and
timely
action
alone
Western Star, Multnomah. An Idea
Besides improving the stream, the
Mr.
tb» |»rk," reainhi'il l.a<ly Gra< »: "h. eaya bn ai iu io ili» old Fr«u< h lady.
ing materials for building barracks to saved the property of the Portland of the value and profit in the lumber
company expects to erect a sawmill
witli a n»w set of barneaa, ami you la llaaflbga took hia huatc«a, and Lord liar
accommodate 20,000 soldiers to be flooring mills company.
The large business at that early date may be of 100.000 feet dally capacity at Win­
thr frolli •«•al. Ili« re wuiild noi b» a inoro old followed with Winifred. They sat
shipped to Harbin.
warehouae of this company was aflame gathered from the statistics which chester, to be ready for use as soon
aide by aide at dinner, and Erred feh aa
.legaiit "turnout' In London."
lire official» explained that Russia’» a number of times, but by brave work t:how that Benjamin Simpson from as logs can be floated, and other par­
“Fancy «mh Inuior and alate f»r » if he < ould acar« ely take hia eyes off her.
opposition Io opening Manchurian the building and atijoining mill were 400 logs, for which he paid $3 each, ties also expect to erect sawmills and
farnier'a daugbier!" aald Wlnlfred, half She laughed and talked with Lord Harold
town» to f(,reigners «as not based upon saved. The warehouae of tlie O. K. A manufactured 100.000 feet of lumber, woodworking plants at the same
in a low, almost caressing voice, Mr.
grave, half Ironieul.
which had a salable value of $75 per place. New York capitalists are back­
opposition to foreigners, whose trade is N. Co. narrowly eatutped burning.
Lady Grece look ber band and «Irew Ilsatlnga thought, aud it made his blood
thousand.
ing the enterprise, their representa­
desired and who would in due time be
boil.
With
a
stiff
bre«?te
from
the
north
­
ber luward her»slf.
tive. F. J Blakely, having been here
Eiiul had, of courar, never heard Miaa
invited into tlie country.
But Russia east, it is considered remaikable that
"\l> dear, «hai sii» you io dsy? Voli
most of the time for the past two
COLUMBIA COUNTY FILLINO UP.
E>re alng
When they went Into the
objected,
they
explained,
to
having
the Portland flouring mills were not
are a< l lik» your»«lf. I ncr.r h«ar«l you
years.
drawing room be said tu her:
coneitl»
accredited
to
the
Chinese
gov
­
»»y il»«» thing* liefore. Ila« Mr Itasi
burned. The firemen did most effect­
"I bear you sing very beautifully, Misa
Recent County Sent Election Shows Large
ernment in towns which are practically ive work.
iug* a lylhiug lo <lo wlth il? Yoqr ma«
Eyre
Will you give me the pleasure of
PUBLIC LAND STILL OPEN.
Increase of Voters.
under Russian control, which would
Ber lo bini wa« mo*t chllllug
Dld h»
hearing your votceY’
give tlie subject» of countries so repre­
aver offeml you?"
The
returns
from
the
late
special
SIX
KOB
a
car
.
'T do uot think my aiuging would give
"Ilffrnd me? Lady Grece buw ahouid
sented enjoyment of extra rights.
election indicates that the voting pop­ Nearly 600,000 Acres Remain la Oregon
you aiiy pleasure," ahe nuawvred, coldly.
City District.
he? Il<- m * far abov. m. wh»u w. m«t
They
asserted
that
»u<
h
arrangements
“Yon are, of course, accuatonied te bear
Daring Mold-Up In Outskirts of Portland ulation of Columbia county has in­
before.”
creased several hundred since the gen­
would ire certain to result in great fric­
The annual report of the United
highly • (titivated voices mine is only a
—One Man Wounded.
eral Btate election held a little over a Stat«*j land office at Oregon City has
Bui ber voi«« tr«'iubl»<l, sud ab. hur- rude, untaught, country uns.M
tion. such ae occurred in Niu Cbwang.
Portland, July 15.—Robbing Fred vear ago. While it is true that much been completed. Fourteen counties
rled from thr room.
He drew back, wounded to the quirk.
Day, whom they mortally wounded of this increased vote is due to the tre embraced in the Oregon City dis­
"Madaiu.," aald Lady Grace, "i*«s you
“¡>o runic and slug. Winifred," ex
ONLY A FEW ISLANDS.
with a needless shot, taking $300 in employment of an increased number trict and the report gives the follow­
Ihrow »hy light ou Ihr »object Jo you claimed Lord Harold.
know Ir anitbiue evsr peo.ed net ween
money, watches anud jewelry from 40 of hands in sawmills and logging ing statistics as to area in acres un­
Hitting down to the planu, she snug her
But Uncle Sam's Acquisition Arouses
'-amps, many of them single men. it appropriated and unreserved:
i I k 'UI tlial ahouid malie her •*< tu proud moat touching, plaintive aonga, one after
passengers on a Sellwood car, then rob
tlso Is evident that there is a conoid
John Bull.
Surveyed, 455,048; unsurveyed. 141.-
■ tei ri-veutful toward Inni?"
bing a lone pedestrian as they left th* -rable increase in the number of fam
ibo other, with a pathos that went to the
• Madame ile Moiitolieu h<'»llated.
London, July 17.—According to the s<ene. six desperate highwaymen last Hies which have become actual res­ «u; total, 596,738 as against 537,279
heart of each one who liatened. Hhr nev
«urveyed; 161,190 unsurtfeyed; 898.469
"I »bollili noi feci /ll»lltl«*d in trllhig rr aaug more beautifully than on that
Pres« Association, a curious rumor was night made their escape and now bid idents.
I
total, as shown in th« report a year
Ibi* tu «illolle <*l«e; lini yoli bave ber uigbt, aud Errol Iraurd against the em
current in the lobby of the house of defiance to the police.
County School Superintendent Cope­ tflo. The 14 counties constituting the
iiiteri-»! ■» lum li al hrart a» I lieve. Th» brasure uf the window, where bls faro
commons tonight totheeffect that some
On the crossing of the Southern Paci land has received complete returns Oregon City land district are: Ben­
■ iiiiiurr bofor. Ia«t, w heu ho ttr»l carne was a« rrrnrd
MOSQUITOES IN LOUISIANA.
from
observation, aud
United Slates warshipH had seized about fic at East Eleventh and Division from almost every school district in ton, Clackamas. Clatsop, Columbia.
hoiae. tb<-y mel l>y a<-e|«l«wl.
II. «*»■ drank tn every tune of the voice, which
the county, and now estimates that Crook, Lincoln. Linn. Marion. Mult- •
h.iii l»ouie ami fa•< lualin», all I. I beli»«., was uot <»nly i»rautiful in itself, but Tbvy Ar» Maar and Active, and One la 20 small islands off the coast of Borneo, streets, but Half a mile from ^tlie busi­ there are 250 more children of schoo'
domah. Polk. Tillamook. Wasco. Yam­
which, it is understood, belong to Great ness center of East Portland, the hold­
a Monater In 81a-.
thè lir*t man of loti aud hreeding «li« which he love«l
Hr never loved her lw
age than were shown by the census of hill and Washington. The total area
“You may talk about your inouqul- Britain, and planted the American flag up was committed a few minutes before
»ver mel wlth.
N<> wouder. Giva, thè furr or afterward aa hr loved her that
last year. Reports from every sec­ of the land surface of these counties
po«r roinenlie < hil.l (eli in lo», «itb bini. night, Iwtening for the Krot time to the toe» Up here in th» North," said a real on them. It is probable that a quee* midnight.
tion of the county indicate that new ■s 7.468.250 acres. The area in acres
dent of Bayou Sara, "bat If you «bould tion on the subject will be asked in the
Daring and cold blooded, the high­ comers from the East are arriving,
Pomello** tbey uirt agalu. and he mede , eii|uiii||e tendrrnraa of her voice.
vppropriated last year was 5,675.115,
su rxcn«» to ea)| al ihe Furtn, «nd ah»
waymen boarded an out bound car at and the majority of them expect to while the acreage under the same
Whru Winifred finally left the piano, spend an hour or so fishing In some of house.
wa» at homv alone
I dar» aay he look ahe paaaed clone to the curtain, and Errol our Louisiana swamp bayou» you
11:45, shot Fred Day in the back with­ become permanent residents.
classification this year is 5,629,846
a fancy to Iter, largeeyed, gracyful ehil.t cmii « forward. She spoke on the impalae would wonder that you ever complain
Washington, July 17.—The reported out provocation, and as he fell in their
a» *he wa*. ami 6atter««l ami talkeg to of the moment.
i-d of your New Jersey or fltatwn Island seizure of islands off the coast of Borneo arms apparently lifeless, held him np
Heavy Sales of Live Stock.
Map of Mate Institution.
ber a. meli of Ih. World wlll. Xhe mia-
"After all, my singing was nut worth mosquitoes as an Inslruinsnt of torture. by American warships apparently was until they could rifle bis pockets then
Secretary of State Dunbar Is hav-
The sale of sheep, cattle and horses
look it for love (or a tomaullc ■l.votloii. your th.aka.“
as
great
a
surprise
to
administration
let him drop in a pool of his own blood from the Oregon ranges this fall will ng a map made showing the location
"There are eight or nine different va­
no doiibt, »«< h a* ber foullah liti), braiu
“You <114 not .inf for m.," he annwrr
rieties of nioequltoss batched In those officials in Washington as it was to and turned their attention to the rest be the heaviest in years. This is the of the state institutions at Salem.
lmd eon<-eiveil tingili l<e |,o**lble lietwren <*<l, blKerly.
members of parliament in I ondon. No of the passengers.
opinion of C. J. Millie, who has charge Blue prints of the map will be
a gres! gentleman llke thè master of
I.atrr, thinking over th. «vent, of th. dark and noisome swamp bayous, and
Institutions and
At least 40 people «ere on the car, of the stock department of the O. R. ,upt at,each ot
llaxrll Court, and ber oivn binubie self. rvrnmg. h. found II an utt.r lmp"««ll>il no matter which kind samples you you information that such a step was con­
& N. He has been over a large por- he original will be kept in the Secret
1 wariied ber I waute.l to «tiare Iter Ih. It y to arrlv» nt any drfinit. conclusion w ill wish It had been some other kind, templât««! lias come from the admiral and every passenger was robbed of
tion of the ranges and reports that oar.ya ,,offlc«- Although located “at
lienrta. Ile tlie luiaery Ihat aueh ■ ile- a. to th. feeling, and motive, which hi - for It will irwu that no other kind could commanding the American fleet in money and jewelry. Rings were jerked
Philippine waters, and no exploitation violently from women’s Augers, and feed will be scarce this fall. Large .. .em' the institutions are a long
lualoti ungili rauae ber; Imi, l'Oor chllil! fliieuced Winifred's conduct toward him
llstance apart. Visitors can get but
bits quite as bad as that one. There are
along the lines indicated has been di watches snatched quickly and thrust shipments of cattle were made from
alle tana ao honcat, ao Irne hersoif. ah« W hb hl. )>re«»nc. really hateful to her?—
this district last spring and Mr. Millis ’.Ta*?e ,dea ot their location by such
gray mosquitoes- long, gaunt, wolfish-
could boi belle», tlie man «h. « orshlped did ahe bear au unrelenting anger toward
rected by the official* here so far as into the pockets of the highwaymen.
expects that still larger shipments directions as are usually given, but
a* a bere co ihl bs eapahle of what ah«* him fur bis unworthy treatment of ber looking fellow a--reddish brown mosqui­ could be ascertained tonight.
Nor did this content them.
Not will be made thia fall. He says a by referring to the map. which shows
deeine«l baaeseas. and at laat, hy a erud long ago? and had ovary vestige of the toes. black mosquitoes of a bluish <*qst
A very plausible explanation of the nervons in the least over their bloody large amount of stock will have to be ill the roads and distances, a stranger
leaaon I ani uot ut lllierty to teli you love ha knew she bad once borne him aud one thnt Is nearly green. The one reported occur rance is that the com­ deed, they stopped in their flight long sent out of the country in order to would immediately understand the dl-
how «he found tbal, «bile he waa felgn died out?
that will strike you as the most for­ manding officer in the Philippines sim­ enough to hold up and rob O. N. Bitt­ even up for the shortage of the feed th2t i°nn?
in go,n< to a»y one of
lag loie for her. he wa», in triith. devox-
crop. The shortage of feed in some the institutions.
“Bab!" he thought. "I am a fool for my midable la one we call a galllnlpper ply ha<l sent cne or more of hie vessels ner on Milwaukie street.
ing hi* resi attenilon to h«r couein Flora.
ttiere, and It resembles that and hoisted the flag of the United
parts is probably due to a lack of rain.
pain«, la It poulblo that 1, who .u> to down
It waa a grieruu» lilow. l'erhapa hia prea-
POWER WANINO.
Outlook for County Scat Fight.
all liil.nta and pttrpo.ee a man of tli. harmless Insect tvoth In air.e and make States over some islands near the coast
enee liroiigbt back a bitter remembrance,
world, ahouid And myaeW eating my heart up. ft la easily half an Inch long In of Borneo which were purchased by the
Wool
Prices
are
Climbing.
County
Judge J. B. Doan, whose
and «he Invotiiuiarlly traented what »he
out for th. lor. of a alninle
almjile little conn
coun
body, with a spread of wing an Inch United States from Spain subsequent ak * Gradually Saps the Strength ot
Owing to the shortage of wool in home is at Rainier, says that St. Hel­
deemed hi» im-onai<li*rate rruelty."
I try girl? To morrow shall decide my fil­ wide, and a kit In which It carries Its
Pope Leo.
Montana and Utah the prices of wool ens will have to receive over 1000 votes
to the treaty ol Paris, and that the sov­
"I eannot underatand it," Lady Grece
lure cour*, of action, and If I aee ah. doe. tools that In an long as Its body.
in Eastern Oregon will be higher than it the second special election on the
ereignty of tne United States has been
aald. "Twlce to day I aaw bini l«»ok at
Rome,
July
15.
—
Another
remarks
not car. for m. I will school myself to
“Thia fearfully equipped Insect mon proclaimed formally. Tnese were the bl» rally in Pope Leo’s condition o> had been anticipated. At the large first Monday in August to retain the
her a» I ahouid bave fancl<*>l a uiau could
meet her with iniliffereoee.”
only look whrn he luved a woman ileariy.
ster lias a saw, a gimlet, a lance and Cagayan Zulu group, cctnpr sing one enrred yesterday afternoon, after a sale held at Ontario a short time ago "ounty seat, as it is evident that 2000
At breakfast th. fallowing morniog
wool sold at from 13 to 14 cents. votes will be polled as the outcome of
And yet you may he righi, for I rrmeiu
l<oth Sir Clayton and Lady Grac. Far­ a suction phnip. A« he can bore through large and 14 smaller islands and the morning in the course of which his fail- Many did not sell and since that time the present contest. Judge Doan also
iteli fanrying (bere waa a tinge of regret
iness suffered spells of delirium and at some have sold at 15 cents. The expresses the opinion that Marsh
quhar pressed him to stay »alii the next your boot aud puncture your foot with larger island of Palawan.
lu hi» espresslon."
ease and dispatch, you may well imag
day. and he conaented.
times his strength sank to the loweet prices are still going up. Some of the land and Oak Point precincts, which
"And now," aaid Lady Grace, "you Ine how much protection dothiug or
of thelr vo,e to Clatska-
MAY LINOER FOR DAYS.
ebb. and now he lies in no wurse con­ leading sheep and wool men say the
CHAPTER Xlll.
n ?;.at,the flr8t 8Pecial election, will go
young people must go for « long rid. thia gloves are against bls assaults Fortu
dition than he was on Monday evening, range is exceptionally short this sea­ solid
Ixird llnrohl Erskine had u«*ver been
for Rainier
K
lovely morning, and I ahall »hut myself tinlely, though, this giant mosquito Pneumonia lx done and Chief Danger Is except for the steady diminution of his son as there has been scarcely any
tn stay nt Endon Vat« aince Winifred up with my husband and hi» learned
rain since spring.
Everything is
Itn't
polaonoua.
The
.lainage
he
does
to
From
Weakness.
strength.
had lived there, nn«l thia waa thr only
dried up. There is lots of stock in the
folio«."
Union Coaaty Cherry Crop.
your physical comfort Is done by hl«
Yesteiday’s rally wa» characteristic­
rejion Laflj Graee ev»i hud t.< regret
Rome, July 16.—The pope’s condi­
district, and It is feared by the owners
Lord Harold wont to order the borie«.
The cherry crop is just coming on
boring and sawing and lancing of the
ally opposed to every medical theory there will be large losses this year if
h«r pr»aen< r it kept th«' n«ph«'w whom
tion shows practically no change since
Winifred no longer rode the qniet old bay
earlv“i<in C?J!nty There were reports
and consisted in getting out of lied, on a wet season does not start soon.
eh« lovi*<l away. Once, when she hnd a horae, but a handaom. chestnut Sir Clay­ flesh. Thnt hurts like pounding your
yesterday. The doctors continue to feel
S“ ,J, >n the 8“arf°n that this crop
letter from him, ahe read It, and sighed
which
two
hours
previonly
the
pope
thumb
with
a
hummer,
und
leaves
a
ton bad bought for her. Until th«, prevl
tnat the patient's condition is extreme­
would be very short, but, as with the
lu-tvily a* «he laid it down. Wlnlfretl
himelf
had
made
all
preparations
:or
spot
that
will
be
sore
and
tender
for
oua duy Winifred had never in her life
ly dangerous, but they say he mty still
other products
this county, the
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To Build Big Fish Hatchery.
underHtood what the sigh meant. f*he
death.
Unsatisfied
with
this
show
ol
beeu provoking or a tlirt, but of courae "days.
linger for days. They repeat that all
prospects get brighter as hkrve.t
atiuinioned up courage the next time tiny thoae qualltiea niuat hare been dormant
Within a few days Fish Warden time
rlmik approaches.
q nnv-zvor,!,..»
r The
T'l
r indications
«•
“All the remaining eight varieties are of tlie ordinary ca'culationa are quite vitality, he transacted consideraole
‘Mcatlons
wi re alone ami aaid:
business and bad an interview with Van Dusen will call for bids for the now are. that the yield will '"
aoincwhere In her heart, or they would full of venom mid vim to get It where
not be far
likely to fail *n the preterit extraordin­
I know you are unhappy becanae you
construction
at
Ontario
on
the
Snake
aeiin-ely have croppod up like the drag
,h u avera''e
There will prob-
It will do the greatest harm to the ary case. Speaking of the specific con­ four cardinals, with whem he talked in river of one of the largest fish hatch­ k
d<> not »er Ixird Harold, Lady Grace.
on'» teeth at a uiomcnt’a notice. The greatest nuuiber, but the worst of ail is
ib yjib j a^°ut 15 000 boxes of the fruit
an animated way.
Ph'»»» let m,. go aivay somewhere for a
ditions,
tlie
doctors
say
that
they
think
eries in the world. Plans have been handled there this season.
whole ride through she flattered and flirt­
Accordirg to the physicians tlie pon­
the smallest one of the lot. This Is a the pneumonia lias practically disap­
time, and let him coiue here, it he «Its a
drafted In Portland for the building
ed with I .ord Harold, and uttered little
tiff may die at any moment, even in which will be 217x60. It will be equip­
hot like to meet me."
gray
mosquito,
not
more
than
an
eighth
peared.
malicious, biting remarka to .Mr. Hast­
the midbt of one of those extraordi­ ped with all the latest conveniences.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
I do not think, my dear, that he minila
ing«. with the moat naive, iinconscloii* of an Inch long, but every place that he
nary intervals.____
There will be 320 troughs. At first
tnei'ting you so much as that be fear»
sinks
his
stinger
In
on
you
will
Instant
Brltlxh
Treaty
With
Persia.
innocence.
they will be conducted so as to care
uls presence inlght make yon niiqaeyd*
The ride uniat bare twvn fraught with ly rise up as big as a hickory nuL turn
London, July 17.—The treaty be
Stuck Train Falla In River.
W,ll‘’ 70®74c!
for 20.000.000 fish, but in case a large
'<>11. l.adv Grace," «il,.,| WiuifA'.l.
conald.rable enjoyment for Errol, an ev­ ns red as tire and pain like a hornet's tween Great Britain and Persia, which
St. Louis, July 16.—A special to the number is required 40.000.000 eggs
why should you why «hould he think
ery turning, every fence, every heath sting As the reservoir containing that was hint«**! at by the Marquis of Lande-
of me? Am I not here front yoiA kind-
Bnrly-Fged, $20.00 per ton; brow-
Post Diepatch from Poplar Bluff, Mo , can be hatched without overcrowding.
aei-tncd to bring to
Winifred'» nuuil
nr»* nnd elinrity? I «’»« only too much aonic agreeable reminiscence <*onn.ctcd Insect's venom cannot possibly be down» in his si eech in tne house of say»: A freight wreck occurred on the F. C. Brown will be In charge of the in­ inf, |21.
stitution.
lords
May
7,
when
he
proclamed
the
larger than ii fly speck, the virulence
honored hy hi* ever thinking of me; but
Iron Mountain railroad today between
Flour-Bent grade», $3.95 a 4 30
with her other companion. Aa they were
"British Monroe doctrine’’ in the Per­ Bouden and Gurdon, Ark., south of
he will have forgotten me now, and why nearing the pnrk gnt<4«, a farmer atopped of It may bo Imagined.
graham. $3.45(83.85.
Will Enlarge Baker City Depot.
should we not meet ns- if auflli u thing Lord Hnrolil to »peak about some bu»i-
•"The experienced person never goes sian gulf, is made the subject of a thia city.
Two brakemen, a negro
Miliatuffa-Brai»’ $23 par ton; mid-
In response to the crying needs of
bad never liiippcnod?"
those
mosquito-infected blue book issued today. The treaty tramp and 35 cat loads of horse« and
ne»a. and Mr. Ila«tlnga ami Wiuifre I flailing In
Baker City the O. R. & N. Company dltnga, $27; short», $23; chop, $18.
' I »ill tell him.” Lady Grace aal«l; and
was
concinadd
at
Teheran,
Fberuary
».
rode on. Errol bent down towaril lur bayous." continued the Louisianan, ac-
mules were killed. A boxcar jumped has decided to enlarge and improve
’<• wrote tu him that very day, hnriciiu
Gate— No. 1 white, $1.10 «1.15-
cording to the New York Time«. “un­ It grants reciprocally the most-favored the track just as the train ran on the uie passenger and freight depot
prcaently.
to come.
"Mi»« Eyre, have I no hope thnt you less lie lias Ids head and face Ineased lu nation treatment to each country, and little Missouri river bridge, with such in that city,
Material for the im- gray, $105 per cental.
r,"‘»Ml day I«* arrived, to his aunt’s will ever feel kinder toward me tlia 11
netting, fixed on a light steel frame, undertakes to allow British merchan­ force as to wreck the bridge and al'ow provements is now on the ground
Hay—Timothy, $20@21;
ciovar
'>'|igtit. The meeting between him you do now?"
and with thick gloves on his hands. dise any reduction conieiled to merch­ the 35 cars of stock and men killed tr and just as soon as the carpen- nominal; cheat, $15016 per ton.
’
"I have no unkind fe eeling toward you. Gloves, though, are no Imr to the big andise imported from Russia.
'I'»
W“’ cordial mid unaffected.
be relieved
from the
fall into the stream below, a distance ’era can
Potatoes—Beet Burpanka, &0@65r
" restraint wore off. and they relay« Mr. Haatinga."
Heppner branch the work will be
galllnlpper mosquito's kit of tools.
of 40 feet.
»'I mm an easy friendship; ut nil event»,
"Then ahull 1 any leaa indifferent 7"
commenced.
The improvement will per sack; ordinary, 35®46c per cental
Mrs. Blaine Dead.
“Why does any one go fishing lu those
>'i" young indy did.
"Can one help feeling indifferent?" rc-
"onstst In the enlargement of the de­ growers’ prices; Merced sweets, $3«
9f eouiMe, n« soon na Lord HArold torted Winifred.
Last Attempt to Reclaim Dead.
Augusts. Me., July 16.—Mrs. James
noisome places? Because the fishing is
not building, so as to permit of the 3.50 per cental.
'l aid hi* ,dd friend Errol IlnHliugs waa
always good, while It never is In the G. Blaine die<i at the Blaine homestead
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, lOOlle-
Hanna, Wyo , July 16.— Preparations addition of a separate waiting room
II«' turned away, atung to th. quick.
" 'lie < ourt he betook hlm*.*ll" at once to
Winifred kept up the «aine demeanor open water bayous of Ixiuisisua. Perch, hen’ yesterday. Mis. Blaine was '6 are being made to resume the work oi for ladies.
young,, 13@14c; hens, 12c; turksya’
.....
ibmigh lie was coming to din toward rtii' two men during th. whole bash. Jacktlsh. ns the pickerel Is called yoarpof aKe* she *’• in an enfeebled ripening the coal mine here and rescu­
live, 16017c; dressed, 20«22c; duck»'
"'■r Hie follow ing dny.
Oreat Boon to Ontario.
ride; and then at night, when she went down there, and other fish of fair gftm** condition, and had l>een under almost ing the dead bodies of the victims of
»7.0007.50 per doxen :|jTeese, $6.00®
¿"A"11 """" lik,’l>' »Irep at the Court to her room, ahe cri««l bitterly, end hated
During the disaster of June 30.
The contract for building the new 0.50a
A party of
quality are abundant In those dark, constant medical attention.
’" "i«ht, aunt, and we will
ride uver to- an<l reproached herself unreaaaiiiihl.v.
sluggish, root tangled waters, nnd the the past week she failed rapidly. Mrs. miners arrived last night from Rock steel bridge across the Malheur river,
Cheese—Full cream, twins, 15Ua
«'■•her to morrow morning.
"I do lore him—1 do lore him!" »he
Of courae,
Blaine —
is survived by , one ,. eon, James Springs, and others are en route from near where it empties into Snake riv­
enthusiastic
angler ...
Is willing
to ..............
dare
I'lll
11 nain a i it
u..*.'.
--........
—
....
..........
16c; Young America, lSQlfiKc; fact-
night?"
sobbed to h«<r»elf over and over again: the mosquitoes und other poisonous G. Blaine, and two daughter», Mrs.
er,
about
two
miles
below
Ontario,
ory prices, lOUic less.
’
X
iff <■-■•
— my dear," Blll| |.or,| ii:lrol<l
Diamondville, Cumberland and Spring
COI1I-HS.
but the next morning ah. waa aa cold
a i Harriet
and -------
Mrs.
Dam- Valley. These men have had years o! has been let. The price is $4100.
unmet Beale
w»i» «••*
■■■ Walter
--------- .......
rode
Butter—Fancy creamery, 20®22We
.... . off
" ’ • i oc
lio <iny
day see
seemed n little dull to nnd ref.llent to hint aa ever, aud would «lenlzens of those swsuips to ebtaln
This bridge will supply a long-felt
roseli, of New York, who were at her experience in fighting mine fires, and need. It gives an opportunity for the per pound; extras, 22c; dairy 20 a
I goue, She ill-ended hardly wish him good-by before h» mount­ few honrs’ sport with bls hook atid bedside during her last sickness.
■
7’
®
they a ill make a herculean effort to ex­ people living on Dead Ox Flat of com­ 22Hc; store, lflcOl«.
he?..* i
•’""•"'K* again, particularly ed and rode aw^v.
linn.”
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tinguish the flames and reach the bodies. ing to Ontario to do their trading
dered' i/V ,l"rol'1: ",hl ihcn'eke won
Th. afternoon's post hag contained two
Eggs—170 20c per doaen.
Pleasantry in Pasaing.
International Exchange Opposed.
without going about ten miles above
*
"‘r name would lie nienlioncd letter, lu th. ««me handwriting—on. for
Hope—Choirs, 18®20c per pound
"Well.
I declare," remarked the thin
Crswn Prine» Travel» incog.
17^Ea*«™ Or-
Ontario to the Halliday bridge.
Berlin July 17.—The Unite«] States
Winifred, the other fbr Lady Grace. The
limn,
who
was
being
tin
comfortably
Victoria,
B.
C.,
July
15.
—
The
international exchange
cotnmiiwion
■correspondent wa» Mr». Clayton.
egon, 8® 14c; mohair, 35037 Ue
by « very stout person, "the i arrived here yesterday from Tha Hagne steamship Empress of India, which ar­
Surveying Soil of Baker County.
“Dear Winifred" (ah. wrote to th» for crowded
.
Beef—Groee, cows, 3J<O4c, per
received today by the nnder rived today from the Orient, had
flirUH“«’ r,''',"nrk" "bunt NLI hr Eyre’S M»f)—“Do ask Lady Grace Farquhar to trolley company ought to charge pas- >n )
Charles A. Jensen, of the, depart­
PO
v«i-7*^
(J®#Xc: d~|.
• >i m
T ' ‘ord H“ro,<* KritNne, and spare you to in. for a week. Mr. Clayton aengera by weight.”
| .ecretary lot foreign affair», Dr. von among her passengers Crown Prince ment of agriculture, bnreàu of Bolls,
Pr’.». ,’a,r1■’5,■,,•,•• . ....... of th. I.îter’s has taken a villa on the Thames for th.
“Think mi?" retorted the »tout per- M110h|lierg. The German newspapers Rupprecht Marie Luitpold Ferdinand has been sent out to make a survey of
Mutton—Groee, $3.50 p«r pound:
lumi z"1" °PI"”’"inllleH; end Lord summer, and I am going to spend a few »on “At that rate It wouldn’t lx w,rtk jigve |lithert0 manifested very little in- of Bavaria and the crown princess, who the soils <K Baker county. He has es-
dressed, «06 Xo.
P°«n«;
hls
headquarters
at
Haines.
tablished
. ..... ally that .«imo- days there before we go to town tor the their while to take you on at all."—Phil-
*.v„ tereRt jn the commission.
.
■ All
the
ex
­
All the ex- have been making an enforced tour of
Mix* m VJ
Uld "b0"1 Hasting, and »canon. I expect to be very dull and
Lambs—Gross. 4c per
poutd-
and is now actlely engaged in the
adelphla Press.
| pressione on the subject indicate the the world on account of a scandal at­ work. It Is thought this is one of the dressed, 7Mc.
Poona,
Unti li
wnnderlng togethor in the quiet, ao that If you cotne to ma you will
_______
.. • .* .« iL.
mowiiian
vtwrv
taching to the crown prince which agi­ preliminary steps to government-aid­
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:
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rrMi - belief that - the
American 1 pro
ositions
her
common consent, thea, be performing an actual charity."
The greatest firmness Is the great
inlpracticable,
per »mad
tated Bavaria.
ed Irrigation.
dressed, 7®gg,
bl*. xmHhâ*." avold,rt "" ro"cb n» posai-
Tbs note to Lady Grace wa» couched
he iwu men had pl.aty of other 1« much the »»tn» terms: "Do spare Wini- est mercy.
. Hon~53ro-.