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KLAMATH VOL. KLAMATH NLY A FARMER’S DAUGHTER REPUBLICAN FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, AUGUST the wools from tin willlug lipa, "but I aa trying to forget her." “But, Errol, if you lliouglit ah« cared for you, would you etili try to forget her?" GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF THE “I cannot answer you,” be said, apeak ing abruptly, after a panie. "Miss Eyre TWO HEMISPHERES. Is uot what I lliouglit her. I lielieved her to lie sweet, and gracious, and wotnauly; and I have found her hard, aud proud, Comprehensive Review of the Import , and cold!” “Oh, Errol, you mistake she Is tidth ant Happenings of the Pant Week, er." EVENTS OF THE DAV 13, 1903. NO. 1». ONE DEAD, SEVEN HURT. Wind fltorm at St. Louts Exposition Grounds Damages Buildings. happenings here in O regon ,St. Louis, Aug. 7.—O do of the heavi est storms of the year, but of brief dur ation, swept over St. Louis at 3 o’clock today, being preceded by a wind that SUMPTER MINES. NEW NATURALIZATION LAWS. in tiie western portion of the city de- I veloped into a miniature twister that Improvement and Development Work Governor Announces Provlsteaa Against I tore through tbe World's Fair grounds, Progressing Rapidly. Presented In Condensed Form, Moat Illegal Immigrants. i killing one man, probably fatally in "Hhe la to me." he said, sternly. Another crosscut tunnel Is being l.lkely to Prove Interesting to Our juring another, and severely injuring MRS. FORRESTER. For the information of all concern Mra. Clayton waited for some momenta driven on the Modoc mine In the Many Readers. seven others, b.*eides causing damage Cougar mine. "If I might only tell you,” she said, iu 1____ 2 will open ed in Oregon Governor Chamberlain This tunnel to World’s Fair buildings and other up the three veins on the property. has made public a letter received by great p»rplexlty. "Hhe brok« ilowu ou<'e property genera iy throughout tbe city Ore assaying $100 to the ton is being him from the department of state at wlii-li we were speaking of you. She con New wheat is imginning to arrive in derailed her own false pride bitterly; she to tbe extent of $10,000. The greatest taken from the old workings. Portland. CHAPTER XVII. Washington, D. C.. calling attention ,ou have completely Identified yourself said you must bate her; that she----- " fury of the storm was felt at the A complete hoisting plant has been to the new provisions of the United * week liefore th» theatricals tbe I’rln with that forlorn maiden.** And Mrs. Clayton stopped suddenly tn The new pope at first refused to ac World ’ s Fair grounds, where tbe casu ordered by the Prairie Diggings man Zellkoff. Lady Dora’s old time Wlulfred turned her «yea dreamily to her rapid utterance, feeling a terrible cept the tiara. alties occurred. agement, which will be Installed Im States naturalization laws. These frlruJ. arrived at the Court. Lady the speaker. ”1 was nut even Ihinkitig of fear Hint site had committed an unwar The day had lieen extremely warm, mediately upon its arrival. The shaft new provisions took effect July 3. P„r. ... charmed Io kava her friend Oeuone,” and then her hand closed 111«' Admiral Cotton entertained the rentable br.acb of trust. 1903, and provide that. In order to be the emp< rature re.istering 94 degrees. is now down 80 feet. book which had been open at her favor with her a«aln. A auddi-u tlirill of pleasure came into , I (irtugue.e cabinet on board his flag Suddenly tbe sky began growing dark, The vein of the Dixie group has de valid, a court record of naturaliza Contins every day to •’■'••••J»' w"b lie poem. Errol’s heart, but the expression of bts ship. and within a comparatively short time veloped a width of 60 feet. This tion must show that the person nat Lad» Dora. Wlulfr.-.l .aw. with the ter “Confess now you are jealous of th« face remained unchanged. Governor of Alaska says Oregon it liecame necessary to resort to arti property is located on Granite Boul uralized is not opposed to all, organ rible lu.tilirt of jealousy, Ibst lh« pale, attention Lord Harold pays your qoualn?” "Mr-. Clayton,” he s.iid, with sotn« pas should have a eha-e of the Alaskan der Creek about four miles from the ized government nor affiliated with beautiful, laiiguid French woman loved Winifred laughed gayly. ficial lights in the stores. sion. ”1 aaked Miss Eyre twice, nay. trade. wonderful Morning mine in the any organization so opposed; that be lb, ........ er Of Haarll Court. Hh« watch “<>, Fee, you are a bad diviner of ae Soon after, the storm broke with the does not advocate the unlawful as three time«, to be my wife. I made my Greenhorn district. ,<| tht-ui narrowly....... . accmliig to am creta. I ain waiting in daily hope that he self Iter slave because well, the reason force of a gale. Pedeetrinns hurried saulting or killing of officers of the Ixird Curzon him accepted the offer The May Queen management is government; that he has not violated thrill, and yet painfully <‘«n.cloue of ev will propoae to her I could Uot fauy matters little suffice It that I bumbled of India to extend hie term of office as tor shelter, and the wind swept through now erecting a hoisting plant on the any of the provisions of the said act ery word that pa.aed betweeu llirm. Bln two people better suited.'* the streets, causing a little damage property. It will be capable of sink my pride into the dual for her sake. She viceroy. fancied, aud perbapa It ••• not only fan "I could.’’ here and there by broken windows, ing to a depth of 600 feet. The May to regulate the immigration of «liens treated tin- witli acorn, anti yet I bore it, — u *•--* , , that the old 1« ndvrn.-aa Mt Heating, "Who. Feet’ and that - he • has complied with the Charles M. Schwab lias resigned aa falling signs aud shade trees. for I believed in my bear! ahe loved me. Queen is in the Red Boy district. The terms of previous acts on the subject had ahowu for her waa cr.-eplug Into bin "Yourself and Errol Heating* " Wiu*n I aaked Iter tile last time, Iter re president of tbe steel trust and is suc- At the World ’ s Fair grounds the machinery recently received here for of naturalization. Iti.nnrr to Hi« Prlnceaa Zelikoff. He »«• "O. Fee!" cried Winifred, with Imps fusal was vouched in such terms that I cwded by W. E. Corry. wind sweptTrom the southeast to the the hoisting plant of the Midway The new act also requires that always at b«r aid. now wli.-n -be rode llent pain, "why do you apeak of biui ? felt tile utter impossibility of a thought A big land withdrawal . baa lieen northwest in a miniature ^tornado. group is now bqjng rapidly installed. »very certificate of __ __ when «be »r when .be a.t -Part You kuow all ia over between lie!’’ naturalization of love coining between ua again.” made in Idaho to protect the water sup The agricultural building stood in its A sawmill is also being erected. shall specifically recite that the pro from th« r«.t of th« .... npany. H.>nt«l m. a “I should like Io apeak just thia on<-e. "Hhe Inta forgiven you now from the ply ol Pocatello. An order for 500 more cords of path, arid six laborers working on visions of this and previous acts have Winifred, atung with Jealouay, would try dear; and If you will hear me. I will le depths of her heart. And she suffers. vcaffolding were hurled to the ground. wood has been given by the E. & E been complied with, and If it fails In th, power of her old faaclnatloua upon al lent in future, I know that Errol loved The fit. Pstil city council will pats Errol suffers; and nt night, when she is hint Hhe epoke to him In tbe low, aoft yon very dearly; I cannot but Ix-lirve you Nine lets of trusses and timbers were management. This wood is being de any particular it is null and void. The alette, -It«- erica biller ti-nrs. I writ! one an ordniance to prohibit tbe use of fire livered at the hoist building, which act making the additional regulations »oi.-e lie would hare given half he poe cared for hlut. Ilo uot let some foolish , razed. night to Iter room, aud I beard her sob works an anjfJoccMion. no doubt means the extensive oper- was approved on March 3. sr..«d to hear In th« time that waa part; trifle, aonte false pride, mar the happluens bing aa though her heart would break, ating of the plant. CANAL FOES QUIT. ,h. looked with pleading «yea Into hie of all your life!'* Bulgarians continue their depreda and went away again.” Ore for shipment is now beine face and aang th» aonge h« loved ari l Mra. Clayton epoke with Intenae earn ENLARGE THE RESERVE. Mr. Ilaatinga felt a sudden choking to tions upon Turkish pro;>erty. The tart vet aba could not keep him by her aide. «»loess, and when abe tiuiahed, tears of Expense of Defeating Panama Canal sacked by the Valley Queen manage ' Aw hia throat, and turned away. The groom act has lieen to burn two villages. ment. A winze is being sunk, and The agitation aud excitement of Hie paaaionate regret stood in tVinlfred's Found to Be Too Great. wan juat bringing bis horse round. 11« has encountered a high grade of More Land Withdrawn From Settlement William Hamilton, who murdered ia.t few day a before the Court ball were eyea. in Oregon City District. rose. Washington, Aug. 7.—Tbe Pacific quartz. , and aenaulted a 13-year-old girl in alnioat too much for Winifred. Hhe had "It la too late. Fee! Ton do not un "Thank you a thousand limes for your Asotin county, Wash., was taker! from railroads have come to tbe conclusion Nine townships of land in Clacka The new sampling mill recently D, aleep at night, ahe could «car. ely be deratand. Your words only make me kindness.” he said, in a low Voice; “I tbe jail by a mob and hanged, that there is on further use in attempt erected by Arthur & McEwen is com mas, Marion and Linn counties have loduced to touch food, and Mra. I bam more miserable.” ■ hall not forget it. Good by;” and It« ing to prevent the ratification of the pleted and a test run has just beer been withdrawn from settlement upon pion really felt a little auiloue at emtlig "Why too late?” Spain faces serious labor troubles. Panama Canal treaty by Colombia, and made on ore from the Flora M. prop ‘telegraphic orders from Acting Com- her ao hollow eyed. “Bei-ause I behaved wickedly to him; took her little white hand in bis mid kiss nlssioner of the I«and Office Ffmple. Krery one waa charmed with th« enter because he must despise me. and because etl It. Then he rode thoughtfully away. All danger of further flood in Kan- all the lobbyists who have been at erty near town. The mil! worked tc The townships are from 5 to 13 In For days and days after his converse aas is past. talnuient. It hail not lieen too long I he he will go and marry that French womau, work in the South American Republic, the complete satisfaction < of the clusive in range 4 east. Immediately owners. tion whit Mrs. Clayton, Mr. Hastings tableaua were lovely and aa for the play. who loves him and leta him see It.'' with that in view, have been ordered idjolning the Cascade forest reserve Trouble is feared with miners at mused upon Iter words. So many doubts The management of the Copper- < "Crua. I’urpo- a." It waa charming Not "Did you refuse him, then?” home. Quartz in tbe east. Each township contains opolis property located In the very much plot tn it. perhaps, but ao won "Don't aak me. Fee. I think my pride divided Ills mind, aud kept bint from de Idaho Hprings, Colo. From an authoritative source it was burg district, announces that work 23.040 acres, and the whole number of drrfnlly acted It waa so rare to •••» blinded me, If I could stone for It now ciding on what coursi* he should pur Cardinal Ginbona is reported to lie learned this morning that the railroads will be resumed in a few days. The leres in the nine townships with- griitleiuea aud ladle, play thoroughly I think I would aak him oct my knees to sue. “Could be in truth rely upon her suffering from malaria. have spent nearly $500,000 in their main crosscut tunnel is now in over Irawn is 207.360. All of township It well; and they had all I h «'« ao handaom«. marry me. I can't tell you the true atory. Worda? did Winifred really love him. efforts to defeat the treaty, but, learn 600 feet. A drift has also been run or tnd two-thirds of township 12 are un- and regret her liarabueaa and pride to Negro enlistments in tbe United I know you love me aud «<■ graceful. would not will- ing finally that it seems to be a ques a copper ledge. This drift will be •.urveyed land. Of the whole area Mloa Champion and Lady Laura may ngly paiu me. I hare sealed 111 y fute him. or was it a kindly though mistaken State« navy are to be abut off. withdrawn from settlement. 81.320 tion of paying more than tbe $10,000,- extended over 100 feet. attempt on Mrs. Clay ton's part to tiring bar. suffered some pangs of jealousy at with my own folly. Du not rv«r «peak teres are vacant land, of which 38.- Cardinal Sarto, patriarch of Venice, 000 which tbe United States is to turn them once more together? ' If he sought the admiration Mlae Eyre excited, but about It again.'' 100 acres are unsurveyed. was elm ted po;>e on tbe seventh ballot. her again, and she gave him the same over to those io control to defeat the SECURES RIOHT OF WAY. the IZrlik«»fT wmm I ii • <»f It was nearly the end The action of the general land office jealoua pain Hhe. the unsusceptible, tbe I when Mr. Ilaatinga ■•ailed one afternoon answer, his pride would never recover :s construed to mean that the Interior Sixteen persons were injured in s project, the railroads came to the cm- ■tn h s terrible humiliation. pale. Impaertble Diana, aa ahe had been I at Endon Vale. Ae be rode up the SVC- head-on collision near Hartford City, elusion that it would be better and People Who are Behind the Oregon & lepartment is desirous of extending A whole month of restless uneasiness the reserve. .ailed, was at last In love, slid with Mr. | nue he met Mrs. Clayton •auniering cheaperjto allow tbe canal to be con Ind. Pacific Hard at Work. passed away before he could make up his Hasting. Hhe did not know If he c.r«.l down II. structed and arrange some kind of a While they are saying but little the Dry spell in Australia caunes mines community-of-inteiest plan by which for her. nay. when .lie aaw hl. p«..lon | "Mr. Ilaatinga!" she cried, with real mind to visit En Ion Vale again. Tbi-u Insane Population Orowlng. people who are behind the Oregon & ata look at Wlulfred at the »nd of tlie [ pleasure in her Voice; "I have wanted to one morning lie plucked up courage aud to close and thousands face a desperate I the roads would not suffer. The report of Superintendent J. F. Pacific Railroad are working diligent denly and went. play, a terrible fear .elaed her that hia ere you ail» h a long time." situation. A railroad man familiar with the ly. and a railroad line from Grants Calbreath. of tbe state insane asylum, At first Mra. Clayton had anticipated affections were centered on tbe graceful | lie dismounted and walked along by Spreading rails near Portsmouth, matter said today : “The railroads do Pass to Crescent City will undoubt 'or July, shows that during the month tile happiest results from her talk with Kafllisb girl. Hile must lore him. too; , her aide, leading hie splendid liny horse. Ohio, wtevked a train. Twenty-five ; not believe that the canal can be con edly be a reality within the next year ‘he population of that institution in- the mo.t finished actress could uot bare j ’’There la nobody at home but me— Mr. Hastings; but aa day after day wore structed in lees than fl e years, which Colonel T. Wain Morgan Draper, chief ■reased from 1324 to 1332. During persons wete injured. on. and he did not return, she fell into throwu auch ezprcloU into her eyeq, they are all gone to a picnic, and I should will give them all the opixirtunity they engineer of the proposed road, is e ‘he month 38 new patients were re- ■teapair, and wished with some bitterness had not .ollie deep emotion beeu working have lieeti with them but for oui* of my It ia claimed that General Miles will j desire to prepare for competition. very busy man. looking after the sur ■eived and one escape returned, of heart that she had forborne to inter In her heart. bad headaches.” seek national G. A. R. honors as a They believe this is cheaper than to veying of the line, and the manage fourteen patients were discharged. Two weeks later th« marriage of Flota “It ia better now, I trust. You <lo not fere. Oue thing was fortunate-she had presidential Ixxim. of the Waldo Smelting & Min 16 died and one eloped. Of the pa not breathed a word to \\ inifred of what | pay Colombia’s statesmen and lobby ment Champion to Mr Maxwell took place. look III." ing Company’s copper properties at tients enrolled July 31 there were Secretary Root w ill order tbe depart- ! paused between them. had ists, which would be anyway only a Waldo, who are the principal backers 139 males and 393 females. The av It waa a grand and stately affair, yet It "No; I am getting quite strong her«. (To io- continue.!.) tnent of justice to search for fraud in temporary victory. I think we can ar of the new road. Colonel Draper erage expense of maintenance was wa* a relief to every one when th« lireak- ' Lady Grace 1» so good to me, ami Wini fast was over and the bridal pair had . i frevl." ahe added, looking sidelong at him army contracts in which ex-Representa- range a schedule of rates with tbe pow states that they have secured right of $9.31 per month, or 30 cents per day LIVING IN IDYLLIC EASE. started on their journey. As .lie drove —"I think I never knew any one so sweet ers which will control the canal.'* way for more than three-fourths of The total value of articles consumed tiva Littauer was interested. off iu the barouche, drawn by four mag I and thoughtful.** the road from Grants Pass to Gas was $6316.39. Ri-slilrnls of 1’ltvnlrn Island lluvc Lit Two negroes maimed a crippled CHINA’S IRE EXCITED. nifi.,ut bay horses. Flora Maxwell loob- | quet. Cal., and have selected all of Hite noted the elighteiit quiver of hie tle to Worry About. youth at Hartford, Ind., because he the stations on the line. At each of ed like a queen. I’erhap. .he felt like i lip, but he said nothing merely lout his In Behalf of Slnsjaw Harbor. One of the most ilvllglitftll spots on did not produce the money they ex one aa she bowed right ami left to the head aa though iu polite acquiescence. The Execution of More of tbe Reformers the places where stations have beer The Commercial Club of Eugene tit,- Imbltable globe Is I’ltculrti Island, pected. A mob is in search of them. selected ample rights of way has been has indorsed a petition prepared by crowd of country people who stood ou la Desired. "Will you uot come into the house}” given not only for a depot but also for O. W. Hurd, of Florence, which will In tile South Seas, which la chiefly in vlther side of the Manor gates to .ee her ahe aaked. Tanana valley. Alaska, ia said to be Pekin, Aug. 6.—The Chínete gov sidings. pass. habited by tin- descendants of the be presented to the secretary of war similar in size and conditions to Min- , ernment has addressed a note directly "Not unleaa you are going." ¿nd they Mr Hastings and Winifred danced to iinitllieerM of the English ship Bounty. tnd congress on behalf of the citizens went together into what was called the nssota. to the foreign ministers, requesting if Oregon, asking the government to gether at the ball In the evening, but Coming Events. These ;>eo|ile are entirely isolated front .awn garden. there waa an unpleasant kind of aliffne»« Italy anxiously awaits the announce the extradition of the editor and staff Ninth annual regatta, Astoria, Au- 'ontinue well commenced ’ improve tin* world, with tlie exception that they “Ara I to congratulate you?” ahe said, of the Supao, the Chinese reform organ gust 19-21. ments on the jetty In the Sluslaw har and reserve between them. Hhe fancied live sufficiently near one of the great ment of the policy of the next pope for 1 bor. The petition bore the indorse he wished to avoid her; he thought the looking up at him suddenly. peace or war. 11 at Shanghai, who are charged with e- State fair. Salem, September 14-19 ocnan mutes to Induce the captains of "Congratulate me, Mrs» Claytou?* be ment of the Oregon delegation in con ..me of her, and danced more than usual ditious writin ;e thus re'nforcing the vessels wishing fresh meat or fruit to Second Southern Oregon District gress. Mr. Hurd is at present In A Chinese reformer has been put to j . demand of tbe Shanghai officers on the repeated after her. "Du whatT’ with the Princes. Zelikoff. "I heard you were going to marry the make a slight deflection from their ajtorribie death by order of the em- consuls, wngu|t< The jem.ndg My tne primJn. fair. Eugene, September 29-October 3 Portland and will bring the same mat- “How glad I «hall lie Io get awny from Summer association of the North *er before the commercial bodies of course, sight the inland, land on It with press dowager. thia!” poor Winifred .aid to herself, with Princess Zelikoff.” i erg or execution. A trial ere are are ^-^1^ wanted f for execution. west Indian agencies, Newport, Au that city. Later he will visit San "Then mune one has been taking an un onn. of (lie ship's boats anil get their exceeding bitterness. "I think I should ' King Edward and Queen Alexandra is not mentioned, and it is, therefore, Prsncisco and secure aid from the gust 17-27. die if I were forced to »top au<i »«» him warrantable lilwrty with tbe Princess needed au|>(dles. The Island has no good left Ireland amid strains of “Come inferred that tbe authorities propose to Klamath county fair, Klamath shippers there. love another woman. Perhnpe when I Zetikoff’s name.” itarlior or roadstead, lienee In stormy dispense with such a formality. "Not altogether unwarrantable, Mr. weather it Is practically unapproach Back to Erin." Falls, October 6-9. ant back at Endon Vale 1 •hall forget Oold Fever In Claikamas. Public opinion continues to be in Hastings.” him.” Good roads convention, Jackson |The viceroy of Chili province, China, ' able. Great excitement, not without tense on this affair, and al1 ths news "Mu rely, yea. I am quite certain that Hhe waa delighted when tbe day cam« is importing large quantities of arms papers published at the treaty po te ville. August 15. ■ause. prevails in the southern part According to tbe official report, the Fruitgrowers' convention, Jackson for her to leave llurat Manor. Iler only ahe never gate the slightest foundation of Clackamas county because of the and ammunition. exhort the ministers to refu e the de ville, August 15. Inlanders are under the government of regret waa in parting with her grand for such a report.” "ecent discoveries by local mining mands. The supreme court of Minnesota hae vine of tlielr number, who appears to Tillamook, Jul; Teachers' institute, "Come, confess now that It looks rather father, who bad lieen very kind to her, nrospectors. Gold in immensely pay Tbe supporters of the dowager em decided tbe great railroad merger case 29-31. lie a man of ability and determination, ing quantities has been located on and to whom abc had really become at auspicious when a gentleman takes a lady Knights of Pythias convention. As claims that have been repeatedly press have adopted an apologetic tore a cruise in bin yacht." tached. and are In a coniented, though hardly against the state. toria. August 20-21. "My dear Mra. Clayton, what do you a progressive, state. The entire coniniu worked and prospected for the last I.ady Grace was cxpectljv a party of One more liody has been found under and assert that the severity of the Teachers’ institute, La Grande, Au- •en years, but the hidden wealth was guests at Endoil Vale, an,, .uvltml Lady mean?” tilty iiuinliers about 15 nieinbera, with tbe Morrison street bridge, Portland, whipping administered to Shen Chin, gust 17-21. tever disclosed before. Samples that "Did not yoqr cousin and the princess a somewhat disproportionate number Ada Fordyce to accompany \Vinlfri,«l the reformer journalist, who was exe but was lost again. will assay between $2000 and $3000 to hum«, as I.ady Valanton and her eldest accompany you ou your yachting expedi cuted at Pekin on July 31, has been ex of females. There are no diseases on the Trappings for National Guard. -he ton have been brought to Oregon daughter were going Io visit in lhe north. tion?*' Admiral Cotton entertained the king aggerated and he was strangled befo-e Island, mill absolutely no medical The adjutant-general's office of the City by the interested owners. In "Most certainly not. No one went with All the household were glad to have of Portugal and other high dignataries he had suffered greatly. All are forced means of treating them If they were. no- tense excitement exists. her among them again; and as for Hlr me but Le Marchant and Ashburton." on board the Brooklyn. to admit, however, that the dowager Oregon National Guard has been tilled that a shipment of 959 United Clayton, he had andi long arrears of Mra. Claytou looked rather blank, but Tlie local authorities when offered med empress ordered Chen to be beaten to The conclave to elect a new pope has PORTLAND MARKETS. States rifles and 50 carbines, to leal supplies said Hint they neither copying and references for her to make felt secretly pleased. death because she thought beheading to gether with bayonets, belts, scabbards, up. that Lady Grace win obliged to In "Then we have all lieen misinformed," needed nor cared for them. There ap taken four ballots without result. Ow be too mild a punishment. slings, etc., is on the way to Portland terfere and rescus Iter from her musty ahe said, laughing. "And, forgive my pears to lie mt abundance of fruit mid ing to the secrecy which prevails no de Wheat—Walla Walla, 77978c; val and will arrive here in ample time for labor. pertinacity; but, seriously, you are not vegetables, and a sultlclent supply of tails as to how the vote stood can be ley, 79c. Treaty of Peace. the annual encampment in Septem Lirtl Hnrold, who waa at the houae engaged to the priticeaa?" gouts to furnish tlie comparatively lit bad. Barley—Feed, $19.00 per ton; brew Pittsburg, Aug. 7.—A treaty of peace her. There will be nothing lacking in again, complaineil bitterly of her frequent "I am not. I feel greatly vexed that tle milmiil food required in a tropical Four new cases of plague have ap has lieen agreed to between the Build the new equipment of the home bo I ing, $20. and prolonged absence; but after a time there should have even lieen a discussion region. peared at Iquiqua, Chile. he grew more tolerant, anil seemed to find about the matter.” ers’ Exchange league and the Building diery. The selection of an encamp Flour— Beet grades, $4.10 9 5.50; ment site hangs Are on account of the The system of control Is evidently Mra. Clayton sat down on a garden »onie consolation iu the company of Lady The bakers’ strike at Santiago, Trades C< nncil. At a conference to railroad rates. It is expected that a graham $3.3593.75. Ada Fordyce. He waa atlll very milch bench; site was silent for a moment, aud In rgely socialistic. From 8 a. m. until Chile, is spreading and only a few night between representatives of the decision will be reached this week as Millatuffs—Bran, $23 per ton; mid In love with Winifred, but lie bi 'gnu now then, looking up ill her companion'« face, 2 |>. lit. nil of the mule grown popula- two interests the condition on which to where the mobilization will take dlings, $27; shorte, $28; chop, $18. shops are now open. to reflect aagely that It was folly for him said, with aonte hesitation: Hon are engaged In, public works of va resumption of work was to begin were place. New York papermakers have gone on Oati No. 1 white, $1.07 9 1.07M; to be pining and sighing after Iter if she “We are old friends, Errol are we rious kinds. After 2 p. m. they tire at named, and the committee from the hud really made up her mind that she not?” gray, $1 05 per cental. a strike to secure recognition of their Large Oat Crop. liberty to tin what they cure to fot Building Trades Council said they Would not marry him. "We are. Indeed," he returned, smiling, “The yield of oats in Clackamas Hay—Timothy, $19920; clover, themselves, or to enjoy their leisure union. would recommend their adoption by Home one gave out the intelligence at with some surprise. county this year will be the largest of nominal; cheat, $15916 per ton. Boer immigrants who recently estab the general toly. They are nil devout members of tin In return, the dinner at Endon Vai« that Mr. Haatlnge “May I take an old friend’s liberty?” any year I have ever witnessed.” said Potatoes—Beet Burbanks, 70975c had gone ou a yachting expedition, and she naked again, with still more hesita Seventh Day Adventist faith, and ths lished a colony in Chile have discov Builders’ Exchange league agreed that County Treasurer Cahill, who has ered a large gold field. the wage scale should lie immediately American missionaries of tills religious that Lady Dora ami the Russian priuccea tion. lived in that county for 30 years. In per sack; ordinary, 359 4»c per cental, taken up. accompanied him. Mra. Clayton looked discussing crop conditions. "Wheat growers’ prices; Merced sweeta, $39 “You may do anything that you wish organization tire endeavoring to d<i The levying of countervailing duties from underneath her la.lte. nt Winifred, or plena«.” lie answered. is also generally good throughout the 3.50 per centa'. what they- can to Inilld lip some slight on imported and bounded sugar ha» •nd noted the sudden sickly whiteness county.” continued tbe sneaker, “and “And you promise not to be offended?” commerce between I’ltealrn Island mid Poultry—Chickens, mixed, 11912c; Chinese Pirates are Very Bold. been extended to March 31, 1904. which came into her face. "Ah! how 1 I forecast a good yield of that cereal.’’ young, 18917)4c; hens, 12c; turkeys, ”1 promise sacredly." Tahiti, bellevhig that It would be of Vancouver, B. C., Aug. 7. — Arrivals wish I could help her!” site thought, piti The hay crop in Clackamas county “Thank yon. Then, Errol, I nm going advantage to tlie people of the former Charles B. Hare, of Ann Arbor, by Empress of Japan last night from was exceptionally large and it has live, 10912c; dressed, 14915c; ducks, fully. "A real friend might often be able to say something exceedingly distasteful Island. These latter apiH-ar to lie In Mich., has accepted the appointment the Orient state that pirates infest the been years since a large crop of fruit •4.0095.00 per dosen; geese, $0.009 to save a girl yearn of uiiliiippinoMa and to myself and perhaps painful to yon, for certain ways undergoing a species of of government bacteriologist in the river between Canton and Fuchau. of better quality has been harvested 4.50. •egret. If Rhe would only tell me!” which mime one else would, 1 think, never degeneration. In eoiisi-qtience. presum Philippines, at a salary of $1,500. They recently perpetrated an extraor there. Harvest season is late. Cheese—Full cream, twine, 15)49 Lady Grace had devoted a pretty, bny- forgive me. I am bold—am I not?” dinarily audacious crime right under windowsd sitting room to Mra. Clayton's 16c; Young America, 16)4916c; fact “You are euigiiintical," Mr. Ilaatinga ably, of too close Intermarrying. One Robert Lee, who shot an Evansville, Warships at Regatta. the very non of two British gunboat* ory pricee, 191)4c leee. evidence of tills is tlie very early loss «•a, and there .he and Winifred often replied, 1 still smiling. Del., policeman and Marled a riot that A telegram has been received by •«I for hours together undisturbed. They a United States cutter and three Ger "I like yotl very sincerely; I love her," of tlielr upper front teeth, although, on Butter—Fancy creamery, 20922 )4e T' ik 7>ry f”ni' ,'n<'b uDtvr, Tpry »ym- Mra. Clayton went on, hastily, “aud 1 the other hand, It nuiy be said Hint resulted in the death and injury of man and French gunboats. Sitxy pir- the Astoria regatta committee from many citizens, has died in prison. the secretary of the navy, stating that par pound; extras, 22c; dairy, 209 oi hetlc and caroHalng, yet neither men- want you both to be happy; therefore I atesb oarded the steam tatinchse Yung- when they tire engaged In public work the gunboat Alert had been ordered 22)4c; store, 16c917, The diplomatic body at the Vatican on and Hung Shang. fired on the crews to Astoria for the regatta. Assur heart nearest her I ain about to perform a Quixotic action, they npptMir to have tlie strength mnl Eggs—20921c per dozen. which may lie the means of losing me endurance needed to do more than predicts the election of Ram polls or and captured 11 tally loaded silk boats. ances have also been received from . A* Mrs. Clayton resolved to tllxal- ; your friendship and Iter love. I aee you Hope—Choice, 15916c per pound. Secretary Moody that the New York. most workingmen would In tills coun Gotti ae pope. Wool—Valley, 17918c; Eastern Or i ' r,wrr,‘ «be knew that to galu I frown! perhaps you guess of whom I am Young to Succeed Mlles. be Marblehead and Bennington will v‘." *■- Seven hundred and eighty-five men try or In Europe. Another defect, due to ' «nee you must be prepared to give I speaking.” egon, 12915c; mobair, 85987 )4e. the Washington, Aug 8. — The president ordered here if they return from '. «nd strengthened herself to the tuak. Beef—Grose, cows, $)<94e, pst "I would rather have a certainty than extreme Isioatlon, Is tlie corruption of are candidates for admission to Yale has designated Lieutenant General Alaskan cruise in time. on.. v.W'7B "'••log together a. usual, I a surmise," be said, gravely; "tell me, if language. Tbero lias lieen a tendency in the undorgraduates’ entering classes Young to command the army from Aug pound; steers, 59»Me. dressed, 7Me. of next September. Last year the tot ' ''»«h aide of the window, sometimes you I among them to adopt wlint may be Vsel— 7)4 9 8c. please." ust 8, the date of thq. retirement of To Train Kindergartens. h’»» "11,n'- The day h id "I speak of Winifrod Eyre. My task termed n language of tlielr own, made al was 681. Mutton—Grose, Sc General Miles, until August 15, when the The professional department of thr "u',rL and the wlmlowa were is I all the more difficult because 1 do not, up by the careless mid clipping use of dressed, 4)496c. Secretary Root has directed the sale ths general staff law goes into effect has Weston State Normal School th.?L" ” o,M,n ,o <" the little air I In truth, know, nor can I guess at the English words, so that at the present of the military reservation known a» Lambs—Grose, 4c and the office of the commanding gen been enlarged by the addition of the wat 11"* "•Kring. Mrs. Clayton had lieen circumstance < which has caused your es time It Is aomeWliat difficult for the Co umbtis barracks, Columhng, O., 60 eral is dispensed with. General Yonng chair of applied kindergarten. " Miss dressed, ’e. •poke hir ,or ,h"c‘ A’ •b*’ trangement. j Do not be angry with me, younger members of the community to days from date, at its appraised valua 'hue becomes the last commanding gen-1 Violet Elizabeth Bowlby, of Astoria, Hoge-Grose, 696 Ke per Errol, 1 muat aak you oue question—do quickly understand English v lieu they tion of $290,000. drested, 6)497«. has been elected to this position. *1'l"tr-„,| V(,n ,v||| K(1 on you , eral and the flrat chief of staff. love her?” i>,.» " he asid, seeming to force are addressed in tbut ioiiguit.
