The Madras Pioneer t ,l ''vo 0,10 until success ; this company is making A strong
effort to accomplish it. lho
lluycreek people certainly know
that it would be better for them
to be severed from Orook conn
ty or else, they would, not. favor
it. What is good for the hetiv.v
! is attained. The need of more
Published eu-ry Tlimmtny ! ! cotlVf llielit and just apportion-
".K VlRmSnl('Zi of county benefits has
sunsoniPTioN nAfn&j v. I hecoine so apparent Qiut file
Our eni .fWifl! matter will neH'-down until it
r"---v."'---::":-:::"':: ("i ipiy mia .i,e
ROTATION OF CROPS
AOVKIITtSIN'O HA TUB ON At'I'I.lCATWN
.'people of this section' are; taxpayer in this case is gooi
granted what is justjy
lights and that judged
their
Ktitoroil ns sopniwl clnss matrr Ansttst ! IlirhtS and that nitlmm ironi
I'll; m. at the l'ostfirifcc at "Madras; Ore., , . . . ,
uiKicr iiio AetorcongrMsof Jinrcua,i87ii. I some oilier view point than
i. unci ma o. if niu mo jjiwicob
"THURSO AY
February 14, 1907
along this line may be mostly
in the minds of the people, it is
in inAkimr .ixruv f?iu0 p i there, and there to stiy. There
for those who pay u lighter tax
Mr. Enderud's represenintions
cannot fail to have much weight
with the legislators.
Many homesteaders in the
Madras district are somewhat
lliePioheeMhiV week for Feb"0 will, desire and ! flurried in anticipation of the
lnaiy,lt)6o, two yonr ago, it determination. The way
was noted that a uetition . hat wcuor"' UOD"-
been circulated on Agency
Plains asking for' the Creation
ol Jefferson county. A peii
t i on asking for ,.n mail route
irom Eleisler through to Bend
Was nlsrt in ciicuhitioh, the
Mtdrhs "mail at tSiat time' com
ing by way of Grizzly. Another
news item states that every-
wi leUect ot the new older ot the
ilaud depurimeni by which it is
On the whole the past two I Proposed to have a special
years have been phenotninnllv ; ;Oiucer maice a peisonai inspec
progressive, not only in actual
accomplishment, but also in
that width is no less essential
to progress, the latent stored-up
energy, .experience, knowledge
and desire for advancement
that is taking possession of the
uon ot all lands lor winch ap
plication for proof are made,
before any "evidence of title is
issued to the claimants, and
Commissioner Osborn is kept
bus3' answering inquiries about
this matter. But homesteaders
! people who are resolved to con- j 1,1 Suoa laltI1 ied have no
is the
them prosperity, mid to attain ! new order so far as known has
their jiirhts in the common only been proposed as a means
linflvr hud tlm nin TYnf fi
vrr.tHiferem from .he lirp,Plll ! qner the soil and make it yield i apprehension whatever,
v . .. j
Was two years ngo. But one
wlio l met not seen this section ! "
S1HCH two years uuo won ri be ","""J Ui """"'J
.Mvjt.ii'i-hi.n ..i .1.., (1uii.i.mm..,iii 1 which they are now
the 'country has made in these
two years. Verv few were, Mie
touildiiics in Madras then. IW j bil ,hriSht wf f,BH lJtiPle
a thriving little town is spread
i ng -Over the ilat. Hundreds of
homesteads which had only
Ijeen fi led on at that time are
-now developing into the com
fortable humes of industrious
Orook county, but which are
elsewhere considered as the
government i of detecting fraud. It has al-
denied in j ways been the policy ot the
government not to cancel any
Jiling unless there was indisput
able proof of fraud on the part
of the person making the entry.
Judge Bell has-been called on
his own proposition. At a
meeting, at Sisters recently he
admitted that county money
had been illegally spent to de
1 J. .1. .. r .1. . 1 . t.i.
'farmers,-uith most all the land!" 1 ,e U1 lUB
under fence and thousands-of ! ,sta wll went to Salem two
I years ago to deieat the Stock-
i , . . ,
man county measure, the Judge ; '
sage
acres in cultivation, where was
vast area of unmolested
brush. It is safe to sny that
:the resident population has
trebled since then.
While t surface indications
"may have appeared brighter
then than now, and ready
liiotie' was more plentilul. lti
Wis. due to the activity of con
struction woik and the pay roll
of the automobile road builders.
'But the fundamental resources
of this s-ction on which its
future depends the crop pro-
'dncing elements have been!
Hi W. Campbell Soys There Is
Nothing In It
BETTER YIELD RESULT OF CULTIVATION
Roll Fortllltv Is Not Doplotod But
Mothodaof Handling Soils Mako
It Unnvallanlo For Crops
The Pioneer this week is
printed on two separate sheets
for the reason -that our papr
slock is all but exhausted. We
have stock somewhere, on the We might as well my tlmt "HpongH
way but it impossible airjres- prtI"recl for ll-ht bicad haaloutltH
ent to iret exmess. fieirrht, or "rlie" w,' 't It U nferdy
'YU lntcrc"tinK artlcln Is tnkrn from
H. V. Onmpbi'llV H'07 S II CultiiiM Al-
ninniio. nils nmo unoiciei n rep eiu
whli vnlunblo MiRRestloio and inroiinn
tlon aiona tno linu vi scienuiie sou cut
tme.
Much lias been pulil ly uurlonltural
writers on the Htilijent of crop rniittluli
TI10 tiRiml nriruinenl or umitcntloii In
that the oontlmimiH gmwingnf 0110
crop, evpeoially a cereal, on the fame
lain! soon deplulee the laml of eerlalii
chemical!' or propertied In u tlejcree
1 lm t it will no longer produce the itv
erayo yield of previous yearn.
This cniuititsluii is liiconeut; lho con
tention in ahsolutely without merit.
In taking this rnilictil position directly
ontrary to common belief we realUe
that au explanation Is required.
In the first place the Inevitable de
pict ion of the soil which Iihm been ob
Served In the past was not because
wheat, oats, barley or llax was iriwii
continuously year nfler year on the
same Isnd, but it wan due to lho 11 nee I
entitle handling or cultivation of the
soil during thes years. The doctors
have made a wrong diugtiofls of the
disease. They have not irmio til the
bottom of the case.
In the next place wo hear much
error iibout soils losing their fertility
ctitiflo fiotl outturn,, with result J tint rh
Htircewul n those hIiuwii by mint Ion
of crops an reported In Hiiy dgrlcuhuritl
college experiment tlmt Imvooomo
under our uhsurvHtlun.
These facts demand fair eonsldcra.
lion; and uiion theho nttil uimiy other
similar results that imvo coino nut hi
ourworlt nru Investigated and duly
considered, these O'MiuIuhIohb must ho
readied ly every fair minded pernon,
namely:
1. Tho iiniuuntof available fertility
lu any Hold hi the prairies nf the
great Bi ml-iirld belt depeiidH upon the
pliyhlcul condlllon of the mill.
2. Tho physical condition of the
soli depeuda upon the kind, lime itnd
manner of cultivation and hoi on what
haw been grown upon the laud In yearn
gone by.
3. The valuo of orop rotation the
tore goes only to the matter ofcon ven
lenco In the proper cultivation of the
soil. Tho oBvoiitlal thing being the
appllcuiloii of soiuntltlo methods id
soli culture.
CULTIVATION OFCROWINC GRAINS
Wvon,er. f;:r Tl"
Lurli..u ...1.. " '" OU II..
r win flnnl
in ' I'V W I , ..
r 111 uiifci .
-tuiui iiiut... - nil
" ,s "ow tirtie to l, "
J. W.Am now
" n. KOb n. .
"'lurr lift id. A.i .
1 it tr m . k
UB lti
ti u if.n.i .ri
The following Is au excerpt from an
Hrtlcle by W M. Jurdlno. iigrntinmisl,
Utah Agricultural College, piibllchcd
In the Solonlltlo Farmer ot Denver,
Colorado:
:iin,uri'
vrrn lit." n. '""'tail
iji lirMfr.t. 1.. . . . "i .mi ri.,.
i . i-iiihi 1 v.. 1..."'
zm. i- nt ... '. ' ' im Kit 1
,..V(1.'l.'.ir.)rr.ro.,nn ......
. " .'. "iic Vi lli , . 1
...i .. ""ii i"aiiiiAi,...
MM, mo;, niaaj.
- T. If........
niiiiunr 11 1 ,.t 11.. ... '''U-4U
Ant. . ...1 . Vi"" '1.0rfL'r,ii
al. . trtlllia Ufa -
llllt III if MI I..... t. "loir
inift 111 iiiui.n
rrn l ints tv mllmivmh mmtui
w. . v,. viiw.o moth ltd liMMlniiVi J?rc
4ii nitnMTiiiu in muriuiik uiuiin Ull 1 "V vi ri'Urliarv. lt?
iiiti ik i in 1.111111 Liiiiin ii linn viii jmiiiiii 1 r u . ft ilh ri r
advisable and practical, us 11 result or
numerous experltiieum oonduoted.
along this line, 10 handle Homeif the
crops In dlirerntit ways as regards the
manner and time of cultivating dur-l
Inutile growing period of the crop.
But the Pioneer will con-
been eo unscientifically prepared t hit
himself being one of the dele
gntiou and one of the recipients
! of the craft tainted monev. He
said that if there was anything
'ttronc
l-ivulu null Ull" Nl OI1K1CO. . ,
Awl w.i,iiAvoe..irc-s;. .i.;. ,i of tlle mune3'
- ' Miw iv uao in l it AO Ull Vlv" I
lion have not been all that
could he, desired during the
iast two 3' ears, our condition tit
present has been the history of
eveiy newty developed section.
There is the rush of earlj' set-
ueinent ana the anticipation of
rapid wealth. But the things
of Nature do not move this
way. There is something left
-for man to do. lie nuts Uis
" ..K..t ?f K... 1 .,IJ
iiuuiil 11 lUill lie n UUIU
return to the county funds the
portion of the funds that he
received. Takinc him at his
word, a number of Culver tax
paj'ers tire now asking that the
monej' be restored to the county
auu tins is right. The amount
grafted from the,, county funds
at that lime "was about 200,
land it is not so much the'loss
as the principle
ol this aciiou that looks bad.
"That the count' lunds should
be open at any time so that any
one can grab out a handful and
use it for this, that and the
other purpose in connection
with matters wholly foreign to
the aflaiis of count' govern
ment is not the honest and pro
per way for county affairs to be
conducied. It is a dangerous
itu 1 1L.1 i.fiu ruin......
t'llllcd Hu.iMl .jn.
1 e l'M M.Ornh 1
It Is getwrally conceded by -horn, who with the nrovi.io,,, ,,1 ?J - .?
gone into the subject, niid hence are Juiica, 18T, tntniM in ... ...
..... 1.1. ..1 ... . . n ior
in 11 llOMilliiii In Uiiiiur. I hul I in nn.11 I "ucr ibiiih hi the linu. i ,,.,
i.. .t 1. .in ... . svii,ncmn ma i-.im,.,.. .
in iiui, wiiijc uuufiiuim, 11111 nosiiiuieiy I "" nru 111 inn 0111c tbclr morn
necessary, especially where the vital ,0w,l:
question of water Is at stake, us U itoUvnMWxS
uii tie 111 nrv 1111111 lariiiinir. 1 nn .ur,r, .1. . .. .
1 iiiiHiiiuiin. LiiL.ii. 11 n 1 iiiiriiiiiiii 1 inner 11 1 i, to. mr inn nurrhiu r,i .l. .
Isso esseHlal to crop prodiicllon in I ,e''4 -a nd D!5nw!
..... 1 1 1 f.ww.
11 i.v mini nKriuii'iuri', nun liinsiiiuell US
no chemical acilon cm tak nlu hi and
have an it remains dormunt or lifeless. Till- "flerent cropi r. quire dlinrent meth
tiuue to print. We
attracive line of colored poster Illustrates in homely way the practi-(nU of tho, writer linn
on lianrt winch we may brill"- CtU coikiiuou or our western prairie "cr'"c" " incuiiio 111
into service next week in case ,,,um H,,,,H w,lf,ro cultivation has not ll,e3's r,,les n dlscusou of ihe
our isolation continues and bee" vvhnt- ii lioulJ bo. It Is not true '"fihod f cultivation for the various
' ..i. that the fertility hn t..fi ii.u,.t crops grown on tins arid liruils.
rj -I ---.-.-v 1 . mi. .. .... 1 .... 1 aiuiio iiiurt'iin I in irif kv.iniiitn..
w.. "iumuiiii: uupn .... . " I .... . i 1 r . 1 I "ii.i llivli CJR1QI 10
..r i i -- . v. uon oi tiartiviirii nr .iiiii.ti.t-..i,.i f.n iuiisi. 111 iiiu nriu inrui cniDs. esneciaiiv ii.. u.. ...i a ,
use wall paper as some of the iZL'r"' ,,ul by re,,iM)" r hnproper culil- w"ea,. ' lwlwi i Mm. WiJIm. orteon.on Apuum.
('tone A.JonM.
...Mft, p I.
3, 19W!, for tlio purchie tl
is i,rUf,win,
Allfl ttflfl ff1..m .1
1'iuv I Hiiuuw in
wtUfflitsre more vsluable or tit
t- l m i. Ul! 1. U7!ll
J.andto the soil and perhaps V 1 v rV
does not raise much from it. IIe Kudge By! , "iake g00 Ifhi
uuea ii win ue it great surprise
to the people of Crook county.
tries another year with little
.better results, but he is learn
ing every year, and the labor
lie has expended is not lost, for
his wild lands have been tamed.
Then the proper method dawnf " fy. speuKa voinmea
upon the farmer and he knows lhe,r ?ttUe"c? Bu! ,that
what to do to raise a
That the people of Western
Crook have stood for the works
of the Prineville ring as long
as they have speaks volumes
for their patience. But that
j their resentment burned deep
papers
in the
" IMSIIIC 111 llie .. , . ., .... iill III irniul til.. ..rnr. ............ I Tiler tlBllIX (.'lift...., fi.......
WuntiuK ViM.inrl "rS";" uicoiiu IS III SUCO U - - ------- ... - ----
. . . . 'VI l.llll I .1 t. . . . I .... tl... I...... . .. .....II .. rn.Mlultull. 1.UIB A JUII
i i i uciiiiriiio co llllllOIl ut furl I If .mi. IV" ! tuuir-niivi uiiiii imrvi-ni , .,...,... ...
uisuiuis nave aireanv tione. . . . .1. . .1 . , '" nunimiiroci aai n.T.
v ...... vij nunc. not b iIhvi. imwl i.i. ..1......1....1 1 time. If H ere bo a ImrvusL Full I ,.i 1...... r... ,
..j wiirmiwi uuiiuii I ' . . 1IIU wicfvu, ri.ic.i i.rntj, 01
Wli eh ooniHH nf. 1 r.itt f....... ...1 -I wiifai, It nroDerlv careil lor. sli lUlii m Unuon.
n . . . . . Miivv it iiriir v ri 1 ... - 1
Kfl H I IUC CflDM I . .... I .. .. .. .. I A.. . .
correct instance from lho mir.u'f, itu. Previously stated, Mien left to go Intol flle tiieirrlliulnilili,B!tcact
inc kcv. aourkrout 1 omato Catsup proper quantity of both air and wut..r winter In this comlllloti. As soon us
Peddler Street; who tried to air his opin- Thle chemical action necessary to fer- tno,",'w fe!iw uway In the spring
ions about Western Crook county, in the tillze lollows direct application of tile HUt1 ,H'f,,rH ,,,u H,,,l '",H had tlm.. to
Prineville papers recently, must have lor 811 " 8 rai'M cairylng lioth light and 0UKU or '"rm tt crui". not before
notten the fire bonnet nf rnit,n,an, ,.. ud it may l.- sxid h.-vo " nd lime to become stif
. -. -.. "
potted to have been presented to him at U,,t ",ut i'iU"'i'erIcal eledrlclty
Olex while out Mumping the state against , '"" " KT' mrt
t--. .. . . b We mav not kiu.iv
i-ocai upuon last spring. lime to plant
t n m if n rrA i"ikU,.n f.-J- T f
wuUuKC accus, xxev. lura- action within H.u i .1 . ,
nln mr In T ilAt r-l. !- . ui irriiKIUW
w... iu uo.un.1 V.UIIIIIIUC, thHt tnlirinii.,li. .....11 .,
...,.u,,,tin null UllPUrvailll
more lliuii
Uxaimt
J.n-mai
iemay not know ull of the ele
ments which enter into this eheml..Ml
ins fur j
riiiirn il. u.. on i.... llui unit bli.n.l.l I............ .....u...,i .I...I Jlrimcttenil entry M), WW,
Lome Arnsmeier is spending the week yond any possible dotil.t. by practlc.l d,"C ,,Mrr"w cou,,, "w UH", ' ,,V-H im' W?VJ
ji in. rmin.it com ..1.. .1 . ... .... 1. ... ... .. ... ... 1 ' ...
- . , , , I CUHr. LJ UL Wl 111 II IU1.. .H..uI..m.. - I I IMKn II. Mi m n I HIT llll I'lllHL II. IN. I III W. I ....11... ..1.1 t..uil Itflll IhH nflill HI
Hi" uuw ouo per uozen ui uie I ai'i'ciuiy nuve nut III- I r no trrij, ir in i w.m.., -
PvnnUa Dlir Umi-o lle.fMrtillivui.l I.., . I tiikeii to tiiti. mi tn Hi.. Uiin mi i iw. r. Orcxoii, 011 Mrcli S, M07.
, .f, .".j. j v oruBTin s sum. " .... iiii. .Immw
uuwici, ui v.aKianu, i iregon, is I , . .urni - 1 nerroii'iiiuQiii rciunwi "i
registered at the Green Hotel. eKree or nrtuity. TIiIh has hn in irming tuts inuicii some or t lie 1 0f, tin laud, vli
.. . . wwiic in juci, so tit 11 1 on h HhM 11..1- ,,r,,,;"M' PiMuis w.ih ne ptnteii up, .ntu iw jcnmn, s i "i"-!
v-oioy v leenor was in from his ranch treateil llViur An liiiL.li.. ft, n0 ...1 . . f 1 1 1 1 H TU III tit tlMMfttjilill ftti tif t itu 11 K.f - and JJ luuu, ll of ilh4n;on-
near Trail Crossing last Monday. hei-n grown per ucre. when a.llolni,,,, rlmeiital, slnee most of our farmers mta
i:.. 1. .. I H..I.I.. . " I ....i ... .1
uss iviarie uauoway is altendini; the ni'I''euiiy more ferl e nrvl. " m,w "'H'Keiner 100 iiiucii seen I
teachers examination at Prineville this "UH,V would not produce a bushel per l,M,,r ,um1' 'riilniilng mil thegittlti
week. H(:re u""ur '"-' emu 111011 wuv of tlttlm IU"Ulates the growih of Hie plantH
" w . - I .... I . . I
mil 11. c run runiiLHii
UildOflcc tTlie 1)II.C
JUIUIJ
ViMri. U liHirii 0wn thil El III
inrtim tf usdrst
tlllli.ll Hull in ltta-tit.l I. at I. ...mil I . ....
lite luml Iwa wHVii. If fur miiv rHWiMi portofher cUiw. rU
1............ .....u,..,i .1... I Jfnmestcnil entry Ko, WXJ, mill
II intly dry t admit of tliorouith till-
"ge, the farmer should begin his cul
tivating. The spike tooth harrow will
be the prnp-r Imtdeiutfnt to use. A
man' injustices thrust
,is tliPii th ot tli ihm ,.n,.i,!"l",v
iegis, wi ;,i;ibS.v. U1,0U "",em ,by Iiie Prirvi!le
iiu ia uieuny proven uy
of the count rj' begins to pay a
'profit. That we are on (he
verge of entering upon this era
of true growth is apparent. The
minds of the farmers are at
work. They are thinking, ask
'ibg, seai ching for the methods
that will bring results, and
'the outcome surely means euc
cess. The undaunted courage
of the white man has ever been
the
spontaneity with which the
proposition for county division
bounded into a unanimously
supported and full grown move
meat in the space of a few days
The Baldwin Sheep & Land
Company atllaycreek is taking
au active part in the campaign
tor the 01 eat ion of Jefferson
county. L. Euderud, secretary
sufficient to suimount diflicul- j of tlie company and one of tne
'ties. Hie people who have j heavy owners iu ir m reach
concluded to remain in this
country are getting dowu
business.
And again, 'in the matter of
county division, progress has
been made, TJie move made
two ) ears ago vao for protec
tion, as the people theii, as now,
had no desire to have a divid
ing county line cut this com
'niunity in two, within one mile
of Madras. While the present
effort may not be successful,
ihe issue from this time forth
oalem tonight, wheie he has
trigone to represent m the interests
of the company in the matter of
county division, Tho B. S. &
L. Go. stands among, tho heavi
est taxpayers of Crook county,
and their plant, which is one of
the largest thoroughbred stock
ranches in the world, represents
an outlay of many hundreds of
thousands ol dollars. No
stronger argument iu favor of
the formation of Jefferson coun
ty could be presented than that
MlClIiltl
CONTEST NOTICE
1. nr inc mm w.
it a i ...! OfflM. Th9 I""1.
V. ' r
. .M.i.if nil
i.ij 1 iii.ii. fomww"
mr iriiiiu r. U..... .i.t . Im.uI t. u u ..uil. ........ .............. .....I
Tt,. ri..:..:.. c? i . ... I 1.1 run IIIIS Was lllllii. I ih n uiuir viuiiliilin null
hB Chslian Sunday school will meet ttmi ., , ,,, " .. aH, J ... r ... .t u ,
next Sunrf.iv m tU n;., t,..n " ""i urin m " ' - "
' " "u" " usu,lt ai excessively not and dry yeur of 1001 In mor" rt'H",,"l crop will be developed
western Kansas, mid Asa tesult of these nmetlces. the
Fifteen hundred bu. seed barley for ,,ttJ 'ee under cultivation for 15 vt..u K'OUtid, tie-, will be warmed earlier lo Uitl.n.tlioiori-d entrj "'g7'
sale, 2c lb. Joe Marnach. near Metb. un,i i'evf Krow but on em.. , the spring of the year, the nlant will VJuMrlMviiWtiV'W
otlifet IIIII. fo the harvestliiL'. Pri.fi..ii.. . beifln its uniwtli tnini ..in. in iwn epntcteo, lndoW
r i' d:j....- . . . suits Went (ilitnlii.l .i I ivpi'Iih JA Iiinri. thiin iilx niontbilir"L
i. vj. i uiuucAici ui isnvvnoii wa i. "h.iii nn n o siiim. " "ir j i ':-7: .7... ..n.i nimn n "
'r..M.Hi..ir..j ... .. I....... . . . 1. 1 b.'.i.i.w. ....... -...ji.rfLin
. i: . - , . , . ill! in uiimi-i. n inn... i... w pii ii uru u nil ui...n.i.. ...... ... i -..... .Miiirun ur i" -
thiswfe. lalt JO'H lu Hitchcock ,,, WhVu..TroVVl
fiirm in I Qui
--. .v.. icrung wi'ri' iiii i .v ii Kniu uri) ''i""-.'i...iiin
i i- i i . ...i .i.L.tw ivili nut uiiq .. ....
. . . lu,t"" eiiiiuiy. .... . I In tlio nnny, nnv "liZ.Y
t .. it ... i . . i - '"urn r uuiiuii iiiiiu i ' ' '.. "r i ... ... iiitrauv uutT ,
oiotueu wt.iio ttiey are going cheap artlsys from Anmim ion-, at Inns, n i.,..i,M t ..m Icantloiint JOoVWtK ,ier
TimPM.nl,,. w..ei. .. . n--.i 'wo. iii una time I " " "K"i " bofom wsrren i '""..- ,nd
jB 0,re, pj, Xnw .,. I (tltfflfc irriiutl. Ii.m 1. - I i.. nffli-n In I'rllieWlIf, "5 '."1 .m
i - i -wiw ui u i in i oui ur mi .M i ------- n"" m nun irrn i riiuiiru uf i i- ... i . i.ii i iuiihh'
j - u ijcuu ana i.ar "n u iw winri on ...... i nimuu iiiu l'rmmii i ;mif iiniuii jniiiiifvvr hnfnrM in ncm .ni
t?i t. i . I.i . i "i n ii i i ' in.i ui,.(aK jtm umw u '
xuici oi ucamona wprp hnm. hmmj tiiu fuuro cmn tt th .... vhiioiim win iu.i iu i.nyan ft i umiuu v-
nun r .... ' 11.1.. . . . . . . iv z i.i fl.iiiiiiiitii naijifft .
WVH...bwi w, ywuya JlUl-C. I " UOJ I Mill IIHUII Will 111 UI Hlllll I.i.f 1A.
" I . I ilnuir IIIOIl lCCL'l iwvi 'Ti jfl
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Al Iflllr a if fiux .... -.1 I ' niJIIWIl IHPI Itifit iilmrw. I I'l 1121 IIIII IIUNII1HL IlirLIlUr fV IJ I w hi nit HilOtv (HUfc T.. HAt M
wiri f I i; 17 1 1 i; til iihii hiiuiiu rirtr I . i umi, liiuiiit' i - r- - . . . . . , . . ah iiui . ..
uvWI llW I 1 OI . . t - ....!.. ill I II IIIILMjV . .L.I in
t . i . i iiiu nun u'liuiir ii ii ...... ... . i 1 1 ri i itii i.r m r-.. . i. n iit.it. i c imwi j .nAira in -..
& M. A. Itotdnson & Co. ' V l,ttt ,,U8 Krown continuously bJ ,,,,'B0 i'HlrucUons properly earned be Riven by due IIU 't.SO
Mayor A. L. Goodwillie. rjr w . ."Z:." p"" or for ,Mf,wf P- " KH' ''' jaj.fw
i w i iiuiij uri in I'riinu in 11
Nichol and C. S. Caldwell, all prominent toes or any cultivated
ur. w.o.l I u t brir nf rw. , i.... . . inin.u ii r..M... i i ...... i..
rUnant liuu on . I.i.. . ' n
Miiiwtit itLn iu uil V IIUII I VHImjI iii... IIuifl Will lllliln tliuLn
business men of Hend, spent last night in then back Hg, IO tt,lfa,' wJ j' ,blo to farm suticessfully.
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U.H.UuJ Office. iw;;7
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Madras, on thiir w.iu in D..i i i I In i. ul.,1,1 r ...1..... '. .. lrou"
' uiliaim .IIIU - jiviii ui WIIUIIL mull.rlli In ........ Win-U irn Km..,, . .......
Cl. .1. .1 . -..-i.jr mixer ........ .u RlUi' VUlillVAl Uil
balem. 7hev wpre mew,,,... ,u. I tllllll llml in,. ...11. .i. ii . 0 I
1 , kll, ,,la "I"'" uillUIIMULr 11111,1 uil.,,,.. 1 t. ...... .111 ...1. .
northhnnnr! ,ic,t- ...... ...ut.u ,. ... whet h,i Uuu " l,""u ,,,r wneat, uirougiioui
..w-.w.w oiaj-c, which is re- I """S1""'.. year ijiinr vimr I Mi., nr.. .ui.... ........... t 1...1 ,i 1 fionro
uVI.. . . . a I w V Wfwl'ft. IT. 'I lu III Mill IIBf-- .... irri
luoi in uriirifirr ism t i i i i timiitr iniitin .Lintrtou
wwv.. uwivcu uome mis nliti,i i (t.A..i.i . - . M I muui-t very nuiu exuri icon, vr ji v nUb lo "
afternoon from a two weeks stay at Port- mZX!? . , u.l,,. at nd upon 87 , .
.,.v.... ,,i,cil ue JCII lOr rHII la In l... 1 . ... , ... .,uu .iiv n .-! I" u"i I . . .. . v 0l uin ,n, n
- 1 . ...Tr.,11 Kfif 1 .ii,... a 1.. ..... 1 . 1 .1 Runiniiii. iwiiwi in ,- .
um inc ieiiir!nn 1 iimin . . 1.1.... 1 -- ' .i 1 inriiuniu u iiiuhu hiiv ijiiiiiiiihiiiii iiliiht i i.a.tniia.i ,;iz mi v
- - vi.u., it ur, lllwtIVIr. in lln. fu.l .1.... I . " . ini-i vn -mi, n
still pending, havintr been r-,rf ;J notatonn 'ru or ,u.. that It seems to be Impraollcul JKiS'S""
.. ... ..... , bi.iwii upon 1110 11111,1. M 1 ,,,-.,,. ,1..... -I..- 1.... "r.vvY.7.rioeiWB, .... ,t.i
mc nouseana referred to the Committee but because of the ni.....,.i .......Z ''7 -. rMWEi'w
nn counties, wnere a hearing was olven c""itlon or the soil due to or t,r..i., t,i . 1 7 7 T " , " wught l'n0Jiit urll P'TO.IM
the Fi.tTrnn r,.n... j t t ,. . about bv fiw. ...ui i ? 'Touglit klutl of work fcuiioiu uhI y on a large .ttma tor srHc P'iid Iw4,mo
tne eifcrson County delegation" ast out 0y t,,u cultivation of tho oorn Uoale llih lii ci''n pilK ''
I nursday evening. Owing to Jack of fa
cilities lor communication, no later news
las been received from Salem up to the
tune of going to press, but it is probable
that the fate of the Jefferson bill will be
determined this wetk.
When cultivations are oontlnued nu
de
or potatoes. The farm
Improved the ni,v..,u. " ": ..." ,e" """ivhuous re oontin
i.Ih Hii .!... .vj: THliroo "' "I mo crop is in the last Htngca ot
ca a Z Z Zl TZr Ueml' imcui, reut rM must ukmi or
able fert l it v a it rlu""' ' ftval- loiis damsge will be Inflloted
uie lertllliy. All of this nun in. on. ....... . .. , ..........
comnllshml ivin,,.. . mwii mo Biuvung Junius, huh uuitw
compusneii, without uuy e hantF frnm Lu-.t..n 1 ... ....
eninliiiini.a . . -"-""" vu,n.uiunjr tumineu uirtouiiiery ou nn
continuous growing of wheat, by ,.. 'jimvlded for thin work, tilt- writer
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