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Che Oat e City
Journal
A Alike thou that sleeJH-St Slid
iris-- f "in tile deli 1 eonditinn into
wliieh you have fallen and take
on newness of life.
Intelligence
Published K very Thursday By with her ({rent stretch of know-
t:dge and her ¡gold n rf- Id " f wis
Vahl
Me^orde.n
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jdoni
lies within reach of voui
At Nyssa. » Irt-gon
pathway. Von can enter ill and
enjoy to the fullest or sou mn
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Harold S. Vahl
hi li tor |
¡drift with the outgoing tide, out
O A. Meg<mJ**n
Anso Editor you will never liehold ¡ill the
ilorj of the Creator unless you
Apj.l ¡cation for entry ¡ in second improve your opportunity.
cliiSb ino11 matter limile.
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S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
Ons year, in advance ............. $1.50
Six months, in advance
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B 0 YD E LL M ERCANTILE CO.
Corner Good Ave. and First Street
APOLOGY
"I'll like to lx- ,| suffragette."
More (iood BARGAINS On Hand
She said with truth sublimi-.
............... 75
Three Bianths, in a d v a n c e ,........... 50
In Hats, Boots and Shoes, Men's Shirts
and Underwear
"I ought to claim my rights; and
yet
A D V E R T IS IN G R A T E S .
Sinirle column inch, one issue ..$ .15
SiiiKle column ii.ch, per m onth.. .50
25 inches or larger,
per inch,
per issue ......................................10
LOCAL READERS.
First Insertion per line, per issue..10
I cannot find the time
“ I have no leisure to go out
BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR 35, 50 and 65 cents
With s|x-eches brave and strong
Because of tots who climb alxmt
To hear the mother song.
Bargains Every Day
“ I'd like to be extollt-d and sought,
HOW ABO U T IT ?
With lofty thinkers ranked;
Last Sunday afternoon some
Blit I have girls that must be
thing out of the ordinary tixik
taught
place on the corner of Main and
And boys who must lx- spanked
First streets. A crowd made uj
In Groceries and Dry Goods
of old as well as young men as- "And so admiringly I let
semhled to enjoy a little revelry
We don’t know
Remember We Don’t Keep Anything,
Mv friends to glory climb;
what brand of I ’d like to be a suffragette.
water they used, beer or near,
made some feel
!
pretty
it
We Sell Everything
But can not find the time!"
iiilarious
Washington Star
And Give Our Cash Customers the Bent-lit of
and use all the words in their cus­
sing vocabulary however.
great traffic during that time of
the day but still
5 per cent for cash
M A R K T W A IN
It is fortunate there was no
few came int
Samuel L.
known
Clemen,
as Mark
|xipularly
Twain
passed
into the Great Beyond to meet his
town, a few went through on th
God last Thursday after a long
train, a few stayed in town that
illness Mark Twain was a man
came in the duy before
Among
that had more than the usual
these were prospective settlers.
rocky road lo climb but he never
Some were here out of curiosity.
faltered. He. like Scott, and a
Still all these visitors said to them
few other editors became a bank­
selves, “ what sort of a town is
rupt in the publishing business
this? It has two of the nicest
but prov»-d bis honesty and pulled
churches for a town this size m
through with his honor only. He
the west still there are the ball
had a great many disnp|x>iiitiiients
teams on th»- diamond, there is a
in his life and it is marvelous that
buucli of men rn miming.'’
All
this man could make thousands of
this could be s«-en from th«- depot
people laugh. He is one of the
and it did not act as the b«-st ad­
greatest humorist the world has
vertisement for Nvssn
ever known. He was a clown with
Now. don't blanu- the marshall,
a broken heart. The world is
the mayor, the president of the
richer that this man lived anil it
Commercial Club or even the
mourns its loss.
YVe will u-ad
eoum-il, who gets the in lid general­
his name
with Washington.
ly. They ordered the places
Franklin. Greely, Lincoln. Roose­
elosed and they were a week ago
velt and the rest.
but evidently one of the places
forgot to look the rear door.
As
we said don t blame tin- council or
our public officers
I’hi-y are the
T H E APU( »R T K )N M E N T ,
Tin- apportionment of the coun­
was as ty school funds, in the County
much our duty as their obligation treasurer's hands April the 2nd,
This
to see this thing stopped.
Some was given out last Week
same as you and I
It
tinu- ago a league was formed but Was a tentative aniioucemcnt for
t h«*y were not ¡-war«- of I he earrings the information of the districts.
on or surely they would have stop-
ped it. Neither »iid you or I know
what was going on
As long ns th.- |mol hall is dosed
and likewise the “cigar store" we
should "close" the streets and .at-
l«-ys lest they ta-coim- a resort.
In this week's issue, you will
Hud
an exhibit of tin- funds nnappor-
tioin-d
in the county
April 2!ird, ID10.
This
treasury
fund
is
now ready for distribution Since
districts are rt-quired (Sec 281 to
spend 87 per cent of this fund in
B.
Nyssa,
M. CO.
“THi GATE CITY’’
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POINTS REGARDING THE CENSUS.
Oregon Short Line.
Business^? Professional' &
The census begins April 15 and
must be completed in two weeks
T IM E T A B L E
! V. W. Torniinson
w. II B ig ««,
in cities and in thirty days in all
WEST
other areas.
D R O O K E & T O M L IN S O N
The enumerators will wear a No 25. .
dtinmeijH-ui b u r
badge inscribed "United States No 5 .
M o il.) U> luimuu i 111 ,, o v .,1
Census. 1910."
farms
No 27 . ........................ 7:05 p . m .
The law requires every adult
Ontario
Oregon
EAST
person to furnish the prescribed
information, but also provides that No 28 . ..........................9:05 a M.
H. S. TH AH 1».
it shall I»- treated confidentially, No »!
u. G. HAND
...................... 4:54 P.M.
so that no injury can come to any No 2»!
..................... (5:00 P.M.
The Livery, Man
[icrson from answering ihc ques­
-AUTO I .I V R H Y
tions.
" :,l ph-use yon—if he «
The 1’resident has issued a pro­
H
" h" " ,;ors" s- great and s in «»
n y s s a ..
G .
clamation. calling on all citizens
OHKGOJST;. And keeps rigs- ,,„ough for . i T
B .
W IL L S
to cooperate with the Census and
F. C. W IL S O N
assuring them that it has nothing
P ro p rieto r of
UR. J J. SARAZ1
to do with taxation, army or jury j
A WYKK
service, compulsory school attend­
ance. regulation of immigration,
Kenl Mutata
I usui aure
S u rd o n
or enforcement of any law. and
TH E C IT Y DRAY
Nyssa,
tluit no «nit- can lx- injured bv ans­
Oregon
n yssa ,
wering the impiiries.
It is of the utmost iiiqxirtance
J. E. SHARP, D.M. D.
Oregon
that the census of population and INysaa
DENTIST
agriculture in this state be com­
plete and correct.
All kinds «if dental work done in !
A
first class order
Therefore every person should j
promptly, accurately, and com­
( Office over Caudland Drug Store!
FOR
Cffice in his residence |
pletely answer the Census ques­
flu tar io () re^on.
tions asked by th«* enumerators
Office Hours, 8 to 12. 1 to 5.
I'litjsicmn and
Probably one of the
most payment of teachers wages, within
unique banquets ever held in the ami during the year for which the
Stst«- is tq be held rcmii by stu­ apportionment is made, it will be
dents of tlm University of Oregon
better lor th«- districts' financial
It is a "Know Oregon" bnuquct,
advantage not to call for their
at which none bnt Oregon pro­
ducts will N- on the menu. Kvery funds until after tl-»- annual school
commercial organisa ton will lie meeting: sic«-c tin* unexpended bal­
I f you are interested in secur­
ask«-d to furnish its reasons why ance (over and alxive No |x-r cent)
Call on the
ing
an orchard tract of 7 acres
its locality is the l-est in the state reverts to the genera! scluxil fund.
writ«- us or conn- and s«-« them lor
snd thi-si- reasons will I*. set forth
To prevent such a catastrophe, the yourself and we will show yon some I
in characteristic Ixxmter speeches
district should avail its*-lf the pri­ land that will reach the heighth of
by prominent students from the
various counties. Likewise, on vilege granted in S<-<- 27. of the your imagination. They are lix-a-
the belief that the proof of the Sch<x>l Laws, and r«-quest a |xir- ted on the banks of the Snake
Twenty
pudding is in the eating", each tial ap|x>rtiounient. sufficient for with a view unexcelled,
minutes
walk
from
Nyssa
YVe
commercial
organization
must current exi»-ns»-s until after the
will atiswcr any <-orres|xindeiic«- at
back its reasons with the gixsls
annual scluxil election in June. once 6 tracts at #d77 and 5 tracts
Thus Ho»xl Hiver will vie with
1910 I f the fun«! is collect«»»!, at $400 per acre «-ach.
Medford for apples. Marion Coun­
th«ire
should h*- in the neighbor-
•L H. Aiusworth. Mgr
ty with Lane for cherries. Astoria
h.xxl
of
$23.0<X)0U
of
County
Nyssa, Ore j
will show its salmon, Yamhill go
against the world for walnnta mid School moneys for nse of our
We also write Fire ami Life
As $17,02,7 f!7
potatoes, aud so on through the «H-InxtU this year.
Insurance.
Agents for the
I. O. 0. F.
list. It is expected that tbc ban­ will be given out through the |
Northwestern Life Insurance
quet will be a time of great merri- •priug apportionment, there be ,
« - W C I t j l.n d(* Ho. t i l I O. O. r Will
Company, of Milwaukee. Wis
aud ¿at the ».mu- time serve to probably, only about $7,00000 0f| « « « m u-.im.ii Rnu « « « , K»Iurd»y
«irom /
v
liro,fc
show the students the great re­ the fund to be distributed in
October.
I
n s. rarc . er , * ,a
sources of all paru of Oregon
w. skxtor > ,
B . H o x ie
otarij Public
Real Estate Bargains
MINTON md
NELSON
LAND
COMPANY
N. J. Minton
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Orep on
T. N. Nelson
N yssa
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THE B0GUE REALTY CO. Ltd
special Bargains in Relinquishments
t
and Patented Lands
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Tire Insurance Written
nyssa
OREGON
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L. G R I G 8 B
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C ontractor and Builder
Nyssa
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