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INVEST NOW
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YOU SHOULD STOP AND CONSIDER
THl IS A HOME ENTERPRISE.
Aurelia Mining Company stock is' selling fast
C'Matiager reports a .good strike in the 'west drift
Work progressing nicely at the property.
We have some stock for sale- yet at 5c per
...share; but at the present rate 5c stock . will-soon
W gone. Those that may want some stock,
better buy during January, as the price will be
advanced to 7- cents -on February 1st 1906
!"t.:IV-Yoii can, buy stock, pav one-fifth down and -
one-fifth' per month" until paid. -;lf you are a little
short of money take some stock anyway, no
. , matter how little, all will help , to develope the
enterprise.' - :, -: ' '' '
J. A. THRONSON.
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Holidaj
Groceries
Never was a better time to get :
; full value for your money than
now. Everytning in the line of
Holiday Groceries. '.
NEBRASKA GROCERY
MRS. MAGGIE SHEARER, Prop.
(Observer Speclul)
Washington. U C. Jan. . 2 9 In the
revocation of tha Interior Department's
order witholding all patent in Oregon,
the last hi at ani inconvenience for the
general public of tha state has bean re
moved. While every enteryman in Ore
gon was denied a patent, or even final
hearing in his effort to secure title to his
proparty. the entire stats fait the gj.ieral
imputation upon its name. No heed was
given to the strict adherence to the law
by aiy person, but because the Secretary
f .he-Interior so willed, and because he
was engaged in prosecuting law-breakers,
every citizen of Oregon was kept for.
nearly a year in the light of suspicioned
people.
Shortly after the land, fraud cases were
opened in the federal grand jury, the
prosecuting officers requested that no
further patent be issued to Oregon men
for the time. The excuse given by the
attorneys for the government was that
the work of catching the offenders was
mace more yiuiouib uf !n
office open fortnineral, stone timber and
homestead patents. Upon this request
the secretary of the Interior acMd, and
did not alter the situation until a most
vigorous campaign was made to open to
the citizens of Oregon their law'ul rig its
- Senator Fulton began the' struggle to
IIA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD. Proprietor,
; C mplete Machine Shops arvd Foundry
General Blacksmiths, ' We manufacture' The Fitzgerald Roller Feed
Mill., the best and cheapest mill on the market. Our shops are
equipped with machinery to handle any sized work, nothing too large
Tor nothing to small. Highest prices paid for old iron. .. . '
La Granic National Bnk
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Capital Stock, Surplus and undivided profits. $160,0 0 00
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS ,
1EORGE PALMER, President. ' i.Vl. BERRY. Yics Prbsidhnt.
. . . F. L. MEYERS, Cashier. ' '(.;
GEORGE L. CLEAVER, Assistant. Cashier. .,
. . ..... W. L. BREN HOLTS, Assistant Cashier. '
BLOT REMOVED FROf'
ORKfl'I'S LAHD AffAlRS
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BERRY,
F. M. BYRKIT.
.. C.C. PEN1NGTON,
tGeneral banking business,
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A. B. CONLEY,
F. J. HOLMES.
Drafts drawn on all
MAY UVt 100 TEARS
. : The chances for living a full century are
txcellept in the case of Mrs. Jennie Dun
can, of Haynesville, Ma, now 70 years
: old. She writes; -Electric B.tters cured
me of Chronic Dyspepsia of 20 years
standing, and made me feel as well and
strong as a young girl". Electric Bitters
curt Stomach and Liver diseases. Blood
disorders. General Debility and bodily
weakness. Sold on a guarantee at
, Newun Druo Co.'s drug store. Price only
CO.
G. E FOWLLR
) ; Truck arid
Transfer
Wood and Coal
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All orders given prompt attention
IN A HURRY?
THFN CALL
WH. REYNOLDS
THE TRANSFER MAN
He will take that trunk to the De
pot or your home in less time than ,
it takes to tell it
Da phone Red 7fi1
Nifht phone Black 1792
Wagon always at your service
revoke the order early last year. After
the scope of the government's cases had
been outlined by the grand jury reports,
and it became evident that the federal
attorneys were going to devote their time
to convincing in cases presented, rather
than to seeking new ones, the senior sen
ator urged , the interior department to
grant all citizens not In' districts affected
by the prosecutions, the right of patent
ing thoir land, where the cases were re
gular and above suspicion. Commissioner
of General Land Office Richards, seemed
more ready to acquiesce. . Last December
he wrote secretary of the interior urging
that the order ' be revoked. ,This letter
was daied December 18. Later Senator
Fulton saw the president in Derson r.
garding thi situation, and explained the
trouble inflicted upon . the people of the
state In January- the secretary of the
interior granted the requests, at first in
dicating his purpose of opening mineral
patent, and soon after opening all offices.
Had it not been for the friendly interest
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affairs, and probably a word . from the
president, the senior Oregon senator
would hive been compelled to. struggle on
for some time longer before he could have
lifted the general badge of suspicion
which the interior department's action had
placed over the state's name.
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J , Our new machinery arid additional help will enable us to do fami
lly washing CHEAPER, QUICKER and BETTER thart you oan do it
yourself. W call for and deliver your laundry quickly and make special
ty of rush order work. Give, us s trial and y:u .will not be -bothered
through the winter with family washing. . .
ST E A M : LAUNDRY
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I have a few heating stoves left, both coal and
'.wood;; which I wHl close out at greatly reduced
prices.
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first class -workmen '' always
ready to pleas you, ,
A TRIAL SOLICITED ;
: MR. CHARLES B. HANFJRD.
As "Petruchio" in The Taming i f t ie Shriw.
always acceptable
No comedy, new or old has evo'ted
more laughter than , "The Taming of the
Shrew" which Charles B. Hanford with a
selected company inducing Miss Marie
Drofnah, will present at Steward's
opera house Saturday, Feb. 3. Mr. Han
ford has presented this comedy so many
times and with such success that he can
come nearer calling it his own than any
other modern actor. The character, of
STRAIGHT AIMING UNDIRGROUND
In driving the long Simplon Tunnel
under the Alps, a fine test was offered of
the accuracy with which engineering,
science can guida the direction of two
parties of workers, starting 12 miles a-
part, so that they will meet In. the heart
of a mountain. Three principal elaments
had to be calculated tha total length, the
level, and the direction as to right or left.
When the two borei met in the rrjiddle,
was found that the length, the least im
portant of the elements, d'ffired only
about SI inches from tha calculate J value
the difference in lev jl was less than 4
inches; and the error in direction frjrn
one end was less thin 6 inc les. from t'te
other less than 4 inc ns. Trie sucx-ks of
th-engi,i33rs w u ri nir'ibls osnjidir
ing that the tunnel is 12 ' mles long.
A GIANT G0RI11A
Readers of the lale Paul du ' Chaillu's
still recall with many a thrill his vivid de
scriptions of encounters with the gorilla,
in its native forests. But none of the
monsters seen by him could be compared
with a gorilla recently shot on the shores
of the river Sangha, In French Congo,
which measured no less than soven feet
six and three quarter ir.ches in height. The
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It does not wrinkle your nose -
and make you look older,, than.
your. K'.;,
Holida'y goods are beginning to
arrive, Best liue ordered ever,
brought 'to the city. -
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J. H. PEARE. f
Jewelry and Optician
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Petruchio is'ane to which he i distinct
ively adapted and Miss Drofnal it scarce
ly less notably equipped for the perform
ance of Katherine.. ,Th.a play will have
the benefit of a company oi extraordinary
strength) the cast including that sterling
actor, Mr.' Frank Hennirij-nd..YnaTiy
others of high distinction. "Tne Tatnji g
of the Shrew" . as presented by Mr. Han
ford, is one of, the certainties of the dra
matic season. . It Jieve.dfsappoints.
substantial accuracy of this measurement
seems to be established by photographs
that have been sent to Europe. Prof. E
'"LV Hamy.. the French anthropologist.
that this specimen indicate a new race,
if not a new spocies, of gorilla. Youth s
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' ; AlONG Tilt RIGHI y4I '
Osteopathic diagnosis differs materially
from the diagnosis of other schools. In
stead of simply aiming to give a correct
name to the condition, the Osteopa'h en
deavors to find what is the cause of it.
It-is this effort to. ascertain i.the cause
that is the real keynote of .Osteopathic
success. For 'when the causa is found" it
is obvious that there is more hope of. cqr
rocing t'riecond tion,
For instanca, you may hav a xery pain
ful trouble that is due simply to pressure
uojri a nerve, as is usually the case, for
installed, in sciatica or neuralgia. It is I
very. plain that drugs given to temporarily I that tim, indill ,hawls commanded Im
quiet the pouv cannot effect any perma- , menM priceg, . and dealers were accus
ant cur. ' 1 tomed to identify the genuine articles by
nrurunr I 'heir r' w,re perfumed with
-": Rl"tr1BiK 1 patchouli. French manufacturers, acting
We can equip you with aii'theocessar-j upon this hint.' imported the patchouli
ies to go with that camera you received ' p'rit for the purpose of0 perfuming theit
Christmai ; Our, prices. are the 'lowest , imitation India shawls. . Afterward per.
and- the oualitv the hiohest. Newuh fumer took up th cultivation of the
Druo Co. ": plant oft tlteir own account.
C L. SMITH
CREAMFRY BUILDIN'G
The plant from which the ; well known
perfume patchouli is obtained it a native
of India and of China. It is also grown
in Ceylon, Paraguay, and' th French
island of Reunion. It first became gener
ally known in Europe about 1850. At
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