Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, October 27, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text4 'fx-:-i-ul- A CO-SlimTIAlU CHAT. "It's refect nonsense, Iiessie, for jouto talk of Win;? laid on the shell. v ny, u au ,-ls on yourself. Forgret your worries, voiir aches and ailments ; do as l uui, take plenty of out-of-door air, cultivate hnppi Ijess by not allowing your mind to dwcil on the H ides and the worries of life. I sent "hirtv-one cents in stamps to Dr. K. v. 1'ierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., for his 'Common Sense Medical Adviser,' and found it cou-i-ained much useful information about the cave of mv health, about physiology, anat omy, and everything: a woman should know. 1 then decided to write Dr. Pierce and tell &im all about my ailments. I received -uch a nice, carefully considered and con fidential letter, in reply, giving me advice about my diet, exercise and all. lhis advice is free to everyone and I wonder you .don't write him at once. It didn't take me many months to regain my good looks Ever since I was fifteen I have suffered .untold agonies periodically but now I am free from pain, worry and bad temper. Oc casionally I took Dr. Pierce's Pleasant I'ellets this for the complexion, and to -stimulate the liver. Then I took Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription three times a day for those womanly weaknesses told you about That's my secret of "beauty. It's the easiest thing in the world to be happy and keep one's good looks. Look at the thousands of women who have ,been made well by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription : look how they keep their -good looks. Dr. Pierce offers $50? reward for anv case of Uucorrhea, Female Weak ness, Prolapsus, or Falling of Womb which Jze cannot cure. All he asks is a fair and teasonable trial of. his means of cure." icpcn lAND 1SESTORED TO E3ITBV'. Aireat Tracts in Eastern and Soutli 4rn Oregon Will Not Be in Reserve. Oregonian News Bureau, Washing ton, Oct. 22 By direction of the Pieei dent, Secretary Hitchcock today order ed restored to entry a considerable por tion of the withdrawals made with a riew to creating the Rogue River, La Grande, Joseph River and Maury .fountain forest reserves in Oregon. The testations are made in accordance wi h tbe new rule of tbe department, -gem itting the immediate settlement on tfhe land, bnt mot allowing entry or fi'- nng to made nnt.il after a period of t30 days' advertising by the local land officers. 'It is propped to eliminate from the iKogue Rive- withdrawals 05,000 acres, 'leaving 1,271,000 acres remaining with drawn. From the La Grande withd:aw--al 2600 acres will be eliminated, leav ing in the withdrawal 205,580 acres, '(while U4.C4f) acres will be taken out of the Joseph River withdrawal, leaving tbut 177 920 acres remaining. The VMaury Mou-tain withdrawal, when 10, XX50 acres have bten reetored to entry, will embody only 58,320 acres. 'All the lands that are beirg restored to entry have been found upon exam ination 1 ot to be suitable for forest re serves, eittur because tl.ev are not tim ber lands, r r if they are timbered, be cause they are located win lands in yrivate owrership, so it is impracticable jwmsnently to i&erve them. .The eli rdnat'on of these lmds from :-hdrawal does not mean that all the rerunning lands will be nserved. It mert'v means that 'hese are all linds ers Take cold easily? Throat tender? Lungs weak? Any relatives have consumption? Then a cough means a great Cherry Pectoral deal to you. Follow your doctor's advice and take .ivpr's Cherrv Pectoral. It heals, strengthens, prevents. For l yer I riT depended on Oierrr Sectoral for cough. t cM I know U retlf tren(ttbeni weak ,'"n,J5,,. SlES. P. A. llOBl80W. SUne MicU. I 25c..50c..fl W. J f. ATIR CO. for Weak Lungs Ayer s Pil s Increase me activity of . . i,.,s skirt rfrnvrrv. msmmm repoite.H.y ihe Fo.estry Uii-fHii that BhouM not he i 'hided in fo-.wt re serves. The (Jei.ersl Labil Ollioe 1 now u-.vUwa its own t summation, u reeled to shoff additional 1 r ..jnt ,rBfiVM- arent not d si: en 101 ..,.. vvi.n rb Liml OlhVe complete , t Keivef its examinatm... penn-meat . ve- ... . 1 ...Loin ilooiiipd ailviH- wi 1 oe croi-.icu nuc.L , . . . ..Mii'iii'.ill v all la lid in aoie, exi.iuui'iji r j . oi.i., and leatonoir to ,m.v,. u..c.0..., - entry Mich other lands now withdrawn . . . t o..,wl as may no. w... . ,,:,.,. t 1 .... th,ain ia varv nnvionfl ineruH7 " to-force the c-eaMon of a forest reserve in the Rogue Kiver country to include all land? not now 10 oe reu.,eu u. t.., Ti.o inornl Land Oflice is not convinced of the advisibility of creating . , , J Ml I v. V-i I r .11- such ft reserve, ano win " .....net ;t 'nom 1.4 no BDnareni viae it. - . , , , :,. ti.a i,vjnw n-acticablu mean of creating the Kone River reserve without including laige tracts of railroad lands, and this Com . m s-ioner Richards will not consent to do. He does not approve 01 creating 1 1:... in thu Uttse ior new u-u ocicwuv,..,. - case of the Lt Grande, Joseph River and Manrv Mountain withdrawal., it is probable permanent reserves will ultl- r dv telv be created to include all the lands that remain after the restoration i i L j i un otrtnti J For some reason unexp'ainei, becre- tory Hitchcock has not ordered tbe restoration to entry of a vast tract of land in Klamath and Lake Counties withdrawn for the Warner Mountain re serve. The Forestry uureau s exami nation of this area of nearly 4,000,000 BcrtB BhoWS the Withdrawal Was not justified, and only a small portion of lbe entire area is timber land. Yet. in .... i . i i i i spite of this nnaing, wincu usa ueeu ui record for fully a year, nontimbered I 1 n hJ I nnilur wl Ihdrawal. Ittuuo mc own u i...v.w. .. Increased Land Values. wKt in tha TTmaMlU p.nnn- If uca. IBID.U 1M VMV - , w . tU vw:, try and alfalfa culture, in tbe Yakima valley have become so profitable durinpr the last five years that land adaptable , . . to these crops is not to be had for less than $65 an acre, and there is little of .. : : j , j 4u. w K.,Kt at R that price. The opportunity to make a nmnlr fnrlnnft in w heat in Umatilla . . , . nna county is no longer open to any one un- ess he is already an owner of wheat an(j Althoosih there are thousands of acres suitable for raising wheat in the region of Pendleton, Adams, Athena, Weston, Helix or Fairview, not a farm can be rented at any price, excepting rem some extraordinary cause. The m:zfZ?--L. LJ1 i!nu;ni!' nn'Tirf with luc uitucig bid itii"ft w", " - 1 wheat at 75 cents a bushel the wheat 4 belt of CJmatilla county is being crowded northwestward over the nd , peninsula between the confluence of the Columbia and Umatilla rivers. . ... , " , " Portions of this section are iouou io be alreaiv eood wheat lands, and all of it when irrigated is good for 8100 an L, lA. acre if sown to wheat. Settlers are re- claiming more land everv year in thio peninsula, and it is said that within a few years Umatilla county will be a .i vu m v,Aatnn tn tha iunc- W llCilt U131I. UU" icuuiv.v.. .u j ... tt lion of the Columbia and the Umatilla rivers. Already the sage Drusn arounu Echo is giving place to Jthejftheat farmer. v In the Yakima vallpy, with a good ooan 'thou rnt. four crons ot alfvfa a nLai)..... - - - . year, which never yields less than a ton to the acre, and the price of alfalfa ranees from S3 to 4 per ton, in the ri wnrr mpn nf Hnecu a- omti. " j r neues 10 me tive and adventurous dispositions will lQW guardg n0 soldier Is admitted un sell land now in these district. The ie9. he wears a retrou"e,mus.U.cheA,ft ..I. j farmer who is past middle ace has de- cided that there is nothing belter for , i. him on this Bide oi tne river joruan. Kverv little once in a while I we hear of a successful operation where the pa- with a silvtr lining, or something like that, and restored to its proper place, all before the death of the said person, Art is often a cloak that covers a mnl t'tude of miserable designs. WANTED AN ADVANCE TIP. Chicago Financial Concern Sought to Learn Court's Decision Before It Was Delivered. 11c uui'Lii aim; ui.e nun juoiitc aim . " T'V rt V ...... 1,1 . ,-, I.Ja 4iiCtA A , .4 the associate justh-ea of the supreme court of the U:::tc; oiaies (God ?aethe United States and this honorable court) , ... , arausea 11 mey reaiizeu i.ne eir.i. un ol misinformation as to their 1 ..v . fti i;iu v mvfc exists in Wall street circles. Vail street seems to think that an advance tip of thf scone nf thfi dpfisinn rr.n bfr.btjiinpn - - - - " uuiuiug up a juBiice in a cornuor or " 1 J most any old place. The correspondent of a Chicago financial concern received this sugges ..y t h . Ag soon as ths Indeps starts tn rpnrl It and Jefore he reaches the final statement of tiitr ucusiuii, Lay juuutJS uu tut; ueut'u WOuld doubtless feel relieved from secrecv. lou miL'tit skid ud to the bench. - ana asK one ot the judges what s doing i. .'0r you mlKht ens:aKe the attorney tlVI-" II H I IU general in conversation. I would be will- ine to taKe nis 5uneraeni aooui me out come athough of courBe we w&nt tQ be sure." The corresnondent renlled as follows .,. ' , tI , . . fl of the justices 'What's doin'?' Isendou oiagram 01 ne couri, wun arrow point- rcr Tr Vn loll TlA l'Aii f ticH'n rnnr t i a jail for contempt of court for life, and that there is noother power short of nivina 4 r fcrnrc 1 : rn o n T a m offftiil the davg of miracles are oast to which to appeal from their decision?" BANK-ROBBERS FLAGGED. A War Map of Their Operations Kept by Dtetivs During Their Busy Season. a -rl.ltrtr tn tha Kv VorV V,on1niir ters of a detective agency noticed a large mtJe flag8afeof themred . ... .. DUt most of them white, says the Bun. Looks llKe a war map, commented . . . .. seems to be In the middle west." "That's our bank robbery man." ex plained the head of that particular de partment. It s a little scheme of my own. "Th red flazt mark robberies in banks belonging to the association that retains us- The white flags represent robberies n ftre not membera of thla association. Each flag Is Inscribed with A J .1.11 J 11 1. J...A.A m anuu oi we rouuerj renrewui.. The map Is corrected from day to day, anJ u g,veg us a pretty faJr ,dea of the general situation at a glance. We keep It hanging on the wall there throughout tbe bank robbery season." The bank robbery season?" "Yes. That bcKins about September 1, when the nights begin to get long, ,.rtrnnnt,volv mtlft ffl k. lng out Beftlon, when the nights are short. A joo of ins Kina loses um. ,,lkjrec. crkD Dunwnr.DAPW w II 1 1 l w L vr I I w n W W I. Laiect of the Wonlgn Tongues on the Beeords Songs of All Nations. Chinese is the latest language to be acWed to the Ions: list of phonograph - A-vHa tn ho ibH rf 9(11179 In fOrPlfTl tongues. This list now Includes vocal solos in Flemish. French. German, He brew Latin . Norwegian Polish, Rus- bia.Il, rmanjMi auu u v cvj.au. Many of these records In foreign tongues are made In this country, say? the New York Sun. rrom me voices o ;-; . . ra nibpr. ... taken ln th ntive lar.ds of the singers Besides operatlcsolectlcnsandchurch music, these records include songs of & gorU pecullar to their several coun- tries and localities. They also Include records of the music ox The Chjnese dwellers in New York on m annA hnvers of phonographs, In r- - - nrr.rortlon to their numbers, as me Dn r nAt,onality. I ymryitr ui twj RUSSIAN ARMY ODDITIES. One Begiment Made Up Entirely of Blonde Men, Another or Brunettes The Csar's Tall Guards. rrvAra ra mm aueer bodies of troops ln the czar's service. One regi- ment is made up exclusively of blonde I ... m.axla aro hril- men. me unausseu. f - . into tne i'ar- Th hlireeBt men 10 uo uuuu " v" ellcti3 for the war's body- jar(1 Thi9 j8 an honored command virh la almost eaulv- lamiwanwiu Miitr or alent to winning " - at least a decoration or nonor. vA rmv Is recofrnlzea i . . . h i-w. 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