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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1908)
mm ,..4. utile my endorsement of t,-S Morion. 'remedy that bcncllts digestion ccnSC?oquIro nutrition. toFJnM Is Impaired tho nvrvo IXTIA -nd nervous &JS J I J??iiKlto" he nerves by bene- HHI MW"-" a, a feTnTTr the'stomnch of cntnrrhnl ' "--. Lrmnl dlifiuL on b tho ther words, Porunn roos to tho fiu troubled with my stomach ceiin Wns trcatcci y mrvu , ,ix 7eL . .i,i that I hod norvoun SlVput on. liquid diet feStdcrtho treatment, but n won m I stopped taking tho medl- :4jwl teffionW of n. mon wl80 'on wu similar to mine bolnir cured by fiat, m I thought I would givo it a bill ltrocured a bottlo nt onco nnd com JccdUkbK it. I hnvo tnkon ovoral Wlasndam entirely cured." I0TEL MOORE OWiN ALL THE YI5AK I cutsop Beach Seaside, Oregon fur Dlwuroatkabfacb orrlooalae- Inr .... IIaI li.th. and CurrUnilCC tori cammr. nttirw mil nUUot II.. nl,r lor tl.hlnr. U ttdsi. Elrctrte llefala. 'lrr- tUti U linn brat. Vino walks SKSflUII Ma ifllf". nra looa. prr VuBuN Ultr. Utn.$2.OindS40 (3Hf. Jwspctm rain uj mo IDIX.J.HOOIU:, 1'roprtotors week. KJTWD & BtmTOJC A)rr rl CbunUt. Uriels Ctloriulci Kpwiiiicn tiiliMt Uulil, I. Knf,liM,llUa1 BIlTtf,74CiWUUi,euci -moor . CiflW.li. Cjuklt Inla. Milling rnloiv nnd ' WprnUitMotua st'Mtralton. Conlrol nnd Urn Jul tut. rcittei What Stylet Hu At adopted a new End? Bhs , ama ktr bead tllte.1 to one wide low," Tlit'i no fad. it's b bnblt she bos LTm Into In consequence of having to p liroofa so nuiny narrow doorways ittlistnew spring hat of ben. Honor V. Safely, , Don't you consider It honorable to M I diu tits faults to his fact-V" tr!(d the youth. 'In,'' replied the wine guy, "but I usiMer It safer to tell them to bis telthbor." People Te!l Each Other About Uood Things, Wutan uto tnr people In tho worM knew m t prnnrttlon m a I'owitr for tho KceU Ili flr u t.r.ulne mtit of Allon'o Xoot--unUrotdU year ftrr ynr by srktcful -.Km, u h IndUptriMbl. to million. U I wkwho'-ewm, healinir nd ntUTUe. nd 0rd comfort lo Urol, achlnif fct. ttnr-while y walk. Over 30.000 L.tlmon. taiutloru pay ),. dra!r a lrer prodt. ASwil Foot-Eaie. tho orlKlnal foot powder. , oMM.rmi.uue aml.ee lliotyougat It. . ( Wall, an.t SIrnanroa. Wilt tort of a tablo do thoy Mt four boarding housa?" nsk(Hl tho JWfflf man who was contomnlntUw tfb,90t walts "ml raros,' rr , W hli friend, "the first Ion and Uribort."-ndcnt:o News. GRANGE DECLARES ITSELfr. 0Jtllno Plan of Action on Irrigation Quostlon. ItpfxdutlotiB uiinnliiiotisly adopted by tho Orejjott Btnto Onitigo at Hiiifcnc. May U, 1008, upon tho following mo tlcni Moved tlint tho resolutions bo ndoptoi oh road nnd roforrcd to tho committco on lofilslntlon, with powor to propnro a bill ns outlined thoroln, submittini tho same to tho noxt snsslon of tho legisla ture for adoption, and further, that tho chairman of tho loRlslatlvo committee bo authorized to invito such state or national oxportu on water legislation who can bo secured to assist, tho com mittco In proparlng mich bill, also ono roprcsontntlvo from any slato organiza tion which may hereafter adopt sub stantially similar resolutions. Resolutions- Whereas, Titles to water aro of equal Importanco with titles to land, and It appears that a water rlht should bo ns easily ascertained, as clearly defined, as socuro and In nil respects as doflnlto ns a perfect tltlo to Innd; and, Whereas, It in apparent that without a doflnlto system of water right titles nnd adequate protection by tho state, our wntor usors aro burdened with cost ly, and apparently unending litigation; our tiresont constructed works aro de preciated In value; tho United States hesitates lo construct Irrigation sys tems; private cnpltal declines to Invest: homoseckers go to other states and countries, where tho purchaso of an Irri gated farm docg not mean tho purchase of n lawsuit, nnd thus our development is seriously retarded; and, Whcrens, Our present wntor lnws can not bo found by a study of the statutes alone, but must lie sought for In a Jong sorlcs of decisions by our supremo court, nnd nnpnrently aro so conflicting (lint our ablest lawyers differ in opin ion on the most fundamental points. This law Is Incomplete nnd inadequato, nnd has been, and Is. in n stato of flux. Disputes are decided by tho logic of judges, rather than by statutes of tho legislature. Few know what tho law is today, none know what It may bo to morrow; now. therefore, bo It " Itcsolved, That It Is the sense of tho Oropjon State Orange that It Is tbo duty of the state of Oregon, nt tho earliest possible tlrno, to codify nnd enact a complete, conclso, and definite water lnw, leaving to the courts only the mere interpretation of this law on such oc ension as it might bo brought into dis pute; nnd be It further Ites'dved, That such water law should be based upon tho bt experience or nMirr states nnd countries, such as Wyoming, Ii'nho and Canada, nnd should include tho following funda mental principles: 1. That no water ripjil should bcconift vCstcd oxcept by direct grant from tho state. 2. To provide a system whereby thf priorltv nnd limitations of every exist ing right to the ue of water can eventually be ascertained. 3. To provide n rcllnblo record In some central offlcc of all wnter rights ns determined, and of new rights ns initiated. 4. That nctual measurements of ditches and streams be mndo ns a basis for tho adjudication of existing rights' and the Initiation of new rights to tho surplus wntor. If any. T. To provide a definite procedure wherebjr rights to such surplus water mnv be acquired. 11. Thnt beneficial use should bn tho bnsls of nil rights to tho uso of water, and that water for irrigation purposes should be mndo appurtenant to the land irrigated. ?. All rlohts to the ue of wnter for power development should be limited to n poriod of twenty fivo years, subject to renewal under certiin restrictions. 8. To provide nn efficient ndmlnistrn tlve system, with proper officers, for tho distribution of tho water supply nmong thoso entitled to its use. QUERIES BY FARMERS. i I Impracticable, 'Tour husband smokes his pips in ths Aottse, does ho? I supposo there Is no I way of (retting the odor of tobacco out oi iuo rooms, ciuuer. "Yes, there Is one way but I hesitate about resorting to it. Our house, and furniture aro only partly Insured." oona i the Hair frc arc four verses. Verao - Ayer's Hair VlKor makes aW Versc2. Aycr's vl eora8tops fn,,,ne M"- . h AJyer'8 Ha,r Vigor color to Bray hair. Tho Is 8un8 by millions. ,11 V off and on for Alao5SK.?.?i.-ow!n, . SABSiPlDJIli pilS cneiwv PECTOSAU tyer's f JNq- ats-oc Experiment Station Called Upon for Advlco on Various Subjects. From the Waahlngton State College, Pullman. A correspondent at Cheney writes the following letter to the station "I am interested in the subject of bacteria as nit agricultural agency, and would like to know if nnytlnnn is being done by the government along the lines of bacteria research Is the use of bacteria cultures likely to prove an important factor in tl agriculture of the Inland Empire' To what extent arc fertilizers used the Northwest, and with what, ei licicncy? Please give me some infoi mntion concerning the new theory of 'foil poisoning by successive crops.' " Following is the reply given to this letter: I "At this station we have tested scv , eral different cultures, some of which iwere successful, while others failed ,V- have found that in the laboratory and greenhouses, where conditions could be controlled fairly well, the cultures possessed values We arc !not sure that their use will become general, for most of the commercial product does not show up very uni formly. We have depended more largely on the use of inoculated soil from old alfalfa fields, in getting, a stand of alfalfa, than on the bacteria. I "Fertilizers have not been very thoroughly tested in eastern Wash ington, but we are learning that manv of our soils may be vastly unproved by certain treatments. The indica tions are that fertilizers will be used in the near fuUire, more as a cor. rcctive agency, than to increase fertil ity. The theory of 'soil-poisoning' is based on the fact that where a soil is overcharged with some element, the excess of this clement becomes m jurious to vegetation. It is neecssar to counteract this by the use of some chemical fertilizer." A Look Attend, The safe and sans Fourth of July had come, .. I "Hut how are tht boys observing tho day?" asked the forelner, who had Just landed. "I don't ses any bout." I "Tho boya?" sold tho native. "Ths last of 'em, sir, were all killed off one year ago to-day, anu me new on yet." . . ' Marveling at the changes times had brought about, the atranger followed the crowd to ths ball park, where tht ral celebration was in proetfw. I "What I Divorced nlrcndyj Why, I thought they'd bo linked for llto." "No; Jack got tlino off for bad bchnvior." Puck. "Don't you bcllovo In Jovo nt first slKht?" "At firat night yes; but Boinc tlinuB you tuko another lookl" Lou don Opinion. alio (nt tho church bnznnr) Won't you tnko a chance on tlila cake? Ho Not on your life. .My wlfo baked It. WnHhlngton Star. , Teacher If you nrc kind nnd pollto to your playnmtCH, what will bo the re sult? Scholar They'll think they can lick mol Philadelphia Inquirer. Chnpplc Have n cigarette, old man? Saplelgh No; I don't nnioko foolklll orH. Chappie Well, I don't blame you for reftiMlng to take cltnticcH.- Chicago Dally NeWH. Mr. Litigerlong I hnd n querr ad- veuturo thin afternoon Miss do Muir (with a swift glance nt the clock You mean yesterday afternoon, I pre sume. Chicago Tribune. "Do you think they ever will Ann the North I'oluV" he asked. "Find It?" she responded. "Goodness! What n question to ask mo. I didn't know It was lost." Philadelphia Ledger. Doctor I diagnose all sickness from the patient's eyes. Now, your right eyo tells me that your kidneys are affected. Patient Excuse me, doctor, but my rlKht Is a glass eye. Moody's Maga zine. "Did your ancestors hnvo a family tree, Mr. Mngulre?" ' "Family tree Is It, ma'am! Ono of mo anccst s con trolled th' Intlro timber privilege of tho Garden of Eden." Cleveland Plain Denier. "I have been taking some moving pic tures of life on your farm." "Jh you ketch the hired man In motion?" "I think so." "Ah, science kin do any thing theso days." Louisville Courier Journal. Wigwag I believe there's a tinge of Insanity In all religious enthusiasts. Heiipeekke Yes, tnko tho Mormons, for Instance; any man that wants moro than one wife Is plumb crnz . Phila delphia Itecord. lllox A scientist claims that men tal labor Is one of the chief causes of a sallow complexion and wrinkles. Knox That may explain why our con gressmen preserve their goods looks. Chicago Dully News. Teacher Who gets the wicked llttlo boys that stay away from Sunday school. (No answer.) Teacher Come, you can tell us, Casey. Casey Do Whlto Sox gltB some, an' do Cubs do rest. The Bohemian. "Suppose you hnd n dime," said tho teacher, "and lost 3 cents. How much would " "Pardon me," Interrupted the precise Uostonyouth, "but If It wns a dluic, I should have to get It changed first." Philadelphia Press. The Mistress What, Suzanne, going to leave mo? Going to set married? This Is most unexpected. The French Mnld Oul. madam, but ect ces not my fault. Eet wns only last night znt your son proposed to mc.-;llnrpcr's Uuznr. "Yes," said tho eminent physician, "wo are doing much to prolong human life." "I'm glad to hear It," nuswered Mr. Sirlus Hnrker. "Hy prolonging llfo you give a innn more tlrno and oppor tunity to get together the amount of your bill." Washington Star. "Yes." said the old man, "my daugh ter Is still studying French." "Hut sho can't sical the language nt all, can she?" remarked tho friend. "Sho couldn't nt first, but now she can speak It Just enough to make herself unintel ligible." Philadelphia Press. "Norah, didn't I tell you thnt I want ed a pitcher of Ice water the first thing In tho morning?" asked Mrs Gunson. "Yls, mum, yo did," replied tho new inuld, "an' to make sure thot ye'd get It th' first thing I left it In front of th' duro last night." Brooklyn Life. "Well, there's ono thing about our boarding house," snld tbo optimist, "you can eat ns much as you llko there." "Of courso; samo ns ours," replied tbo pessimist. "You can cat na much na you like, but thero's never nnythlng you could possibly like." Philadelphia Press. Jano After looking nt mo for a mln uto or two, Harry said, "Do you know, June, that a veil Improves you great ly?" Carrlo Not very complimentary I June No; but what pleased mo wns tho lino tnct ho employed in Imparting an unplcnsnnt thought. Uorton Tran script. "Excuse me, madnm," said tho book canvasser as a spinster who was bo ginning to curry weight for ago opened tho front door, "but nro you Interested In tho Btudy of pro-hlstorlc man?" "I should say not." replied tho giddy old girl "I am tooJnisy trying to get a man of to-day Interested In mo." Mo bile HeglBtcr. "Thero's mighty few peoplo," said Farmer Corntnssel. "thnt knows wbnt to do with n farm after thoy get on." "I hav noticed thnt," answered tho girl with frizzes. "They always InsUt oil AMUR tho wholo place up with corn nnd oata and things when thoy might hnvo such lovely tennlB courts and golf links." Washington Star, FITS n.rvo fit. Vitas' Dance noil Alt Hcrrmt f1saM tvrmanontlr curort br Dr. Kline's Urent rvn lu-storer. Hand for KJIKIC IStrIM bottle and treatlao. Dr. JU ILKHno, 1x1.. Ml Arch (it., ItiUawl'i A Bml Baro-aln. A story Is told of the famous Rich ard Brlnsley Sheridan, that one lay when coming back from shooting, with an empty bag, and ncelng a number of duckp In n pond, while near by n man wob leaning on a fence watching tbein, ytierldaii asked: "What will you tako for a shot nt the ducks 'f "Well," said tho man thoughtfully, 'I'll tnko half a sovereign." "Done," said Sheridan, and he flrd Into tho middle of the ducks, killing a dozen or more. "I'm afraid you mndo a bad bargain," said Sheridan, laughing. "I don't know about that," tho man replied. "They're not my ducks." Tho Christian Advocate- How's This? We offer One riundreil Dollars Reward for any caao of Catarrh that cannot bo cured br Hail's Catarrh Cure. .F.J. CHENEY &C0., Toledo, O We, tho undersigned, have known K. J. 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( Orvllle Ardup Ah, here cornea that i infernal bill collector ! . Caller (producing folded document with alacrity) I am glad to hear you say so, Mr. Ardup. I hare been here nine times without having been a collec tor, you know. Aa to Oklnbomn. "Speaking of tornndoes," "observed the boarder with the h'rgh forehead, "if the one that visited Oklahoma the other day had happened along a few months sooner there would have been a provision in the i State constitution abolishing tornadoes. Tbnt's about the only thing tbey over- ! looked." Every case of Rheumatism has its origin and its development in the blood. It is not a disease which is contracted like a cold, but it is in tho blood and system before a pain is felt, and the changes in the weather or any physical irregularities, such as a spell of indigestion, bowel disturbance, etc., are merely the exciting causes producing the pains and aches, which are the natural symptoms of the disease. Rheumatism is caused by an excess of uric acid and other corrosive, irritating poisons in the blood, which are carried through the circulation to every part of the system. Every muscle, nerve, membrane, tissue and joint becomes saturated with these acrid, irritating impurities, or coated with fine, insoluble caustic matter, and the sharp, piercing pains or the dull, constant aches are felt with every physical movement. When the blood is filled with uric acid poison, perma nent relief cannot be expected from liniments, plasters, or other cxtcrnat treatment. Such measures give temporary relief, but in order to conquer Rheumatism and bring about a complete cure, the uric acid and other inflammatory matter must be expelled, and this cannot be done with external treatment. S. S. S. cures Rheumatism because it is a perfect and entirely vegetable blood purifier. It goes down into the circulation, neutralizes the acids, and dissolves the irritating depos its which are pressing on the sensi tive nerves and tissues and produc ing pain, enriches the weak, sour blood, and removes every atom of impurity from the circulation. So instead of being a weak, sour stream, distributing uric acid to the different parts of the system, the blood is strong and healthy and therefore able to sunnlv everv mus cle, nerve, bone and tissue with nourishment and strength. Then the inflam mation nnd swelling subside, the pains and aches cease, and not only is Rheumatism permanently cured, but under the fine tonic effects of S. S. S. the entire general health is benefitted and built up. In all forms of Rheuma tism, whether acute or chronic, S. S. S. will be found a safe and reliable treat ment. Special book on Rheumatism and any medical advice you desire will be furnished free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA. ' Sometime r.go, I had Rheumatism and bad to quit work. The pain In my back and between my shoulders was so Intenss I could not rest or sleep. I tried everything, but nothlnz did me any good till I heard of and took S. S. S. This med icine cured me sound and well. It purified my blood and made me feel like a new man. CONRAD LOrfR, Anderson, Ind. 132 E. ISth St I was severely troubled with Rheumatism. I had It in my knees. If 3 and ankles, and any one who has ever had Rheumatism knows how excru ciatlsK the pain is and how It Interferes with one at fork. I was truiy In bad shape havinz been bothered with it for ten years, off and on. A local physician advised me to use S. S. S. I did so. After takinj two bottles I noticed the sore ness and pain were greatty reduced. I continued the medicine and was thoroughly cured; all pain, soreness and Inflammation gone. I recommend S. S. S. to all Rheumatic sufferers. J. L. AGHEW, 803 E. Greenbrier St., Mt. Vernon. Ohio. ' The world contains at least four moun tains composed of almost solid iron ore. One is In Mexico, one in the United States, another in India and a fourth in Africa just below the Soudan, and there have been reports of such a mountain ex fating in Siberia. Not & ProfeRfllonnl. Warohara Long Did jevver attend a hobos' convention? Huffold Knutt No, ye blame fool. Reckon I want to forfeit me ammychure standin' by' doin' a thing like that? Chicago Tribune. nevrnrdu of Scliolnrnlilp. "lie took a full classical course at college, did he? Did It ever get him any thing?" "Well, he hns made several hundred dollars, that I know of, by inventing Latin and Greek names for patent medi cines." Mothers wtll find Mrs. WInslows Boothlng: Syrup tho best remedy to uso for their children during ib.e teething period. "Abstemious" and "facetious" are the only words in English having the vowels tn their order. Trylnsr It on Ilnbby. "John, dear, I wish you would tast this milk and see I it's perfectly sweet." "What for'" "Because If It's the least bit soar I don't want to give any of jt to Fido. It Isn't good for him." Ilia UannI Conrse. "What do you do," asked the falr-bildge player, whispering to the man sitting behind her, "when you have a hand like that?" "I generally swear," he answered. Chicago Tribune. In Vashiiig Animals Tp protect them from parasites, which Dice ana annoy mem, wasn mem witn "20 Mule Team Borax" water. Dirt and disagreeable odor are removed, the animals' skins rendered healthier, ihe hair soft and glossy and free from insects. All dealers. Book let, Sample and Lace Design for center piece, 10c. Pacific Coast Borax Co., Oakland, Cal. 99 -0 OH, MY BACK WONDERFUL HOW QUICKLY THE AND STIFFNESS CO WHEN VOU USE L THIS WELL-TRIED, OLD-TIME REMEDY FILLS THE BILL 25c ALL DRUGGISTS. 50o. 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What is CASTORIA Gastorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Eovcrlslinoss. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Frler.d. GENUINE CASTORIA always Boars the Signature of SI The KM You HaYe Always BougM In Uso For Over 30 Years TM om-rauR ooaraav, rv huhkav strict, hswto orrv. J ft