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t-y under the provisiona Of the
T laws oí the U a iU tl States
t o t Ju n e 11, IRW (a« s t a t ,
M 3) s t the U n ite d States U nd office at
Ruaeburff, Oregon, on J«ne s. lu it.
Any settler who area s e tM ily and in
cood fa ith cla im in g any of a a ld l a n d s
for agricu tn r« l purpose« prior to Ja»
1, IS O, and has not abandoned sauné,
has a prelereuoe rig h t to m ake home­
stead e n try for the lands ac tu a lly oc-
eupled. wald lands were listed upon
the applies; ¡»ns o f the perrons rocn-
tfoned below, who liuee s preference
rla h t »ul-j« ct to the pi ior rig h t of any
such settlor, provided jttoii settler o r
appltoai.t 1« q u a lifie d to m ake home
»foml CBtry h»d the prefon-noe rig h t is
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H i e r u h te t So set tie-
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A tra c t o f 4 8 00 acres, w ith in what w ill
probably be when surveyed Secs 31
and 28, T. 35 8., H. 11 W „ described as
follow «: Beginning a t C o rn er No. 1»
whence the southeast coraar Of Sec. 3 2 ,
r. 35 S., a 11 W „ bears 8, 22 degrees
66 m in, W , 171-67 c h a ; extending
thence N. 27.t0chs ;thenoe W . lO c h *.;
theooe 8. 26 degrees 90 w in . W .. 23 20
8 . l 16
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45 m in . £ .
12.00 ohs. j thence N. 7 0 degrees E ., 16.-
60ohs., to the place of beginning, ap­
plication ot Robert Edgreu, o f Agneaa,
Oregon ; L is t 6-1210. L e t 12 o f Bee. 4,
L »2 8 ., K . 14 W -, 4« acres, application
of (.-ha rim K . Sexton, D e n m a rk , O re ­
gon ; L is t 6-1214. M arch 18, 1014, U.
M . Bavca, Assistant Commissioner of
the G eneral Land Office.
3-11 DeB.
A K e y for E v e ry Character.
Syracuse, N . Y .
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1 1 W
. N . W
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. T . as
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B e tto ra U e n to E n tr y o f Landa
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Notice la hereby given th a t tlw lands
drecribed below, embracing 2Z7J)1
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M ay 14, 1014. Any settler who was so­
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M a y 14, 10)4, on Which data
m da f i l l ba subject to settlem ent
n tryT ty any qualified person. A
o f ten « e r a , w ith in w h a t will
prebubiy be when surveyed. Bee. 1, T.
36 8 ., H. 12 W . , described aa follows:
Beginning a t corner No. 1, whence the
iiortlieast corner o t S e c . 1 2 , T . 3 5 » . ,
I t 12 W ., Lears K, 10 chs., »nd S. 20
eh»., extending thenee \V , 2 16 oba.
thence 8 3 6« cus.,thet.oe W . 3.3fiolis.,
thenee N. 3. SO chs .thence W ,4 .5 0 rii» .,
tiience 8 . 8.03 ehs., thence K. 10 clis.
thence 8. 8.83 elis , to the-place q f b o -
sinning, listed npon «ppiicatl n of J.
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A firm o f fire -e n g in e m a n u fa e -
t n r e r a in E n g la n d b u ild s m a n y
m a c h in e s w h ich a re to be used fo r
s tr a n g e purpo ses. I n th e hop did
t r ic t a s m a ll fire e n g in e s a re used
t o k i l l th e p ests o f th e vin es. 4 »
a c re a n d a h a lf o f h o p p la n ts euu
be th o ro u g h ly s p ra y e d by one m a n
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th e e n g in e . W h e n o ne c on siders
t h a t th e a v e ra g e y ie ld to th e a c re
o f hops is supposed t o bp > 1 7« a n d
t h a t th is h, o fte n re d u c e d 6« p e r
c e n t. th ro u ,;h a b ad b lig h t I t is
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s e v e ra l h u n d re d a c re » a g re a t j s r -
iu g may r e a n tt f r o m th e u « e o f th e
fire e n g in e .
P r o p u ls io n o f b o a ts b y fire e n ­
g in es is n o t u nc o m m o n , th e j e t o f
w a te r b e in g th r o w n in to th e a i r
a n d a c tin g p re c is e ly ns a p u n t pole
pressed a g a in s t th e b o tto m o f a
s h a llo w s tr e a m . jR o m e flo a tin g
fire e n g in e s w e re re c e n tly sent o u t
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A re m a r k a b le nae f o r th e fire e n ­
g in e in a g r ic u lt u r a l E n g la n d ta
aheeb w a a h in g , w h ic h m a y be seen
In p ro g re s s on a la rg e e s ta t e a t
U x b r id g e , a b o u t 15 m ile s fro n t
L o n d o n . T h e r e a l i t t l e s tre a m e n ­
g in e th r o w s 100 g a llo n s a m in u te
on *h e fleece o f each a n im a l. E v e n
horses a r e w a s h e d in a s i m i l a r '
n»a tin e r.
Iu som e o f th e c o u n tr y m a n
aloos o f E n g la n d fire e n g in e a a re •
k e p t, w h ic h oan be d riv e n b y t h e
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h a lf o f th e s e v rtith to n e a r th e o r d in a r y e le c tr ic -lig h tin g c u r r e n t
eloae o f th e s e v e n te e n th c e n tu ry , w h e n d e s ire d a t a c r it ic a l m o m e n t,
E n ro p e w o u ld fec1inuut< d w ith the o r th e fire e n g in e w i l l w a s h th e
d re a d o f A s ia t ic in v u « iu n a n d con­ o u a id e o f th « w jn d o w a w ith o u t en
q u e s t. Y e t m q^e th a n n Ih o u .c m d d a n g e rtn g th e U vs< o f t h e s e r-
y e a rs w e re to » b jin e fro m tb e o n to .
a e iau re o f R o m a n S y ria A y a auc-
A M E R IC A N APPLES POPULAR
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k i ’a re p o la c o f th e T u r k » b e fo re Bagland Dsmaads United Sfotta Fred-
th e w a ll» o f V ie n n a . G f a l l A r y a n
net—Trad« in Basra djaq •
a a rn n te fo * R k m U bud le a s t re a s o n
to a r r o g a te a n in n a te s u p e r io r ity
F r o m a w e ll k n o w n d e a le r in
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te n ts h im s e lf w ith p ra y e r.
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c u rly m o rn in g b u g g y rid e o u t o f
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o f a la rg e s h ip m e n t o f a p p le » to
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o f th e v e ry n a t u r a l d ra w b a c k o f : /
la r g e c ro p o f a p p le s h a rv e s te d "
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f o f A m e r ic a n a p p le s w h ic h w ill
c a ll f o r s h ip m e n ts oq th in side to *
m e e t th e d em n n d w h ic h no ritnn
h e r o f hom e g ro w n a p p le s w i l l an p
p ly .
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t h a t in 19(13, w h ich w a a th e rc c o r
y e a r f o r tb e im p o r ta tio n o f a p p l.
fro m th e V u iic d .H t a te s a n d C a n
a d a to t h e u i f e rc a t m a r k e ta w ith
in th e I 'n i i e d K in g d o m o f G -e o t
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3,fi3J.<H>0 b a rre ls . T h e v a lu e o f n I ,
th o s e b a r re ls o f A m e r ic a n a p p l-
is p la c e d a t no less th e n |7 ,l(lfl.(fc f
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pies w h ic li w e re Im p o r te d by E n p
lia h b u y e rs in 189!». T h U ^ t7,tW ri.
360 a p p le c ro p w h l'-h w e n t t o re s i­
d e n ts o f G r e a t r t r it a ifl w as f r e e
th e U n ite d H ta te s In HMM. a u ­
Canada
n t to th e e n te rs o f t ’
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in G r e a t B r it a i n o r n o t, cnm m nnd
good p ric e r on I he o th e r side o f II,.
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lis h f o r m e r ly o b ta in e d m o a t <
t h e ir pe.-trs fro m F ra n c e , t ’
I n ite d H ta te s n o w lends F ra n c
th e p e a r t r a d e w ith G r a n t Brit»,
F iv <’ j e n r a a g o F ra n c e s e n t pea.
to th e v a lu e o f 1749^165; lo a f ye
th e v a lu e h a d fa lle n to 1 3 3 1 .4 3 (1
TSie v a lu e o f th o im p o itu flo B
fro m th e U n ite d S ta te s rose fro»
» 2 2 1.8 8 5 in 1 8 » , to »68 4,7 1 0 Iq
1903.
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t h a t th e a p p le d e a le rs n nd consu
e ra in E n g la n d d e p lo re th e d e c
o f fl»e good o ld H u d s o n Iliv c .
I ’lp p ti s. n n d a lth o u g h a l o n s iik e,
•b le o u a n t lt y w a s re c e iv e d there,,
fe w . i f a n y , earge u p to th e f tn n d
rd fo r flrs t-e la s a t r a d e .
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re c e iv e d a g a in In la r g e q u a a ti
tie « , h o t th e y a r e w a n t in g in ap
p e a ra n c e . w h ic h 1« t h e i r c h ie f reo
o m m c n d a tlo n .
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