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THE FALLS CITY NEWS. dreu in school. F K B ..'20, 1915 Many times each one o f them will eull for their mail JOB PRINTING BRING YO U R JOB P R IN T IN G T H E N E W S O FFIC E at the general delivery (window— uiul not half an hour apart. In sueh caaealthe person waitinK on that window well knows then* is no mail for the family in question and he, or she, is not going to look I You L)o Not Need to Send Away through the mail in sueh eases. Often, We Are Prepared To Do It And Know How RAIE INCREASE too, ehildren lose FARMERS’ T H IN K U N IO N RA IL R O A O S O FF IC IA LS ARE IN * T IT L E D TO MORE R EVENUE. mail. They should not be sent for it when it is possible to get it in any other way. Our Efforts Will be to Please In Quality and Price. : : : Product* of Plow and F a r m * r Who L iv e * at Homo Should Ba Exempt From Increase. I t E A L I j S T A T K I 'O K N A K K No. 1. 7 1-2 acres adjoining Falls City on County road. Good 7-room houHo, city water; barn anti chicken park; young orchard in bearing, «mull fruit. All fenced und 3} acres in cultivation. No waste lund. Time on part. No. 2. 80 acres mountain lund, 11 miles out on County road. 26 acres in cultivation, 20 acres big second-growth fir. Good 5-room house, barn, outbuildings. Fruit, nnd berries; 125 prune trees. A l so, good team, wagon, hurneaa and (tome household goods. Will give time on part. Older persons, too, sometimes insinuate the postmaster or clerk 38, By Peter Radford. is discourteous, even hinting that I.acturar National Farmers’ Union. they think they have mail, or at No. 3. 35 acres near town. 15 The recant nctlnn of Ilia Interstate least cannot understand whv it Commerce Commiaalon In irautlng an in cultivation. Good 8-rootn house j$p isn’t there for them. Nothing* tncreaae In freight rate* In the eaatern burn and henhouse. Bearing or could be more ridiculous. Mail classtAcatluu of territory; the applica chard. Some good second-growth tion of the roads to atate and Inter- accumulates fast, and we feel atato communion* for an Increase In fir. Time on part. sure the postmaster and employes ratea, and the utterance* of President No. 4. 10 acres J mile from are glad to see it leave the post- Wllaon on the aubject bring the farm- era of thla nation face to face with the town; all fenced, 8| in cultivation, 1 ten shoe there were no corns. The office as quickly as possible after problem of nu lurrenae In freight THE WEEK IN HISTORY 6-room house partly finished, good ratea. It la the policy o f the Farmers' receipt. Monday. 15.—Battleship Maine average crop today is about three l ’ uIon to meet the laauea affecting the barn. Can be bought at a bar corns per foot with now and then welfare of the farmers squarely and gain. blown up, 1898. we will do so In this Instance. Tuesday. 16.—Fort Donnellson sur a bunion or two thrown in on the Post Office Time Card No. 6. 160 acres in Lincoln Co., The transportation facilities of the side. Corns probably have sev renders, 1862. United Stutea are Inadequate to ef 6 miles from railroad, on County Office hours Daily, except Sun fectively meet the demands of com Wednesday, 17.—W ar of 1812ends ered as many friendships as have road. Small cabin and barn; 4 merce and particularly In the South hearts. To intrude upon one s day, 8 a.ui. to 0.30 p.m. 1815. acres in cultivation and 60 more and West additional railway mlleag* Thursday, 18.—Vermont admitted heart may be wrong, but to in Mail arrives, from la needed lo accommodate the move- can be cultivated. 350 3-year old trude upon a corn is a crime! ment of fuiro product*. If In the w l» to union. 1791. Snleni 8.60 a.in . 5 MO p in. English walnut trees. Good spring dom of our tallroad Commiaalon* an Friday, 19.—Ohio admitted to un Mail ani ve* troni Dallas, 8:50 Increase In freight rates la necessary that would furnishs fine water ion, 1803. brlug about au improvement In our power. School J mile, 8 month GEORGE WASHINGTON Mail closes lor »Salem, 9:00 a m,. to transportation service, and an exten Saturday, 20.—Jos. Jefferson born, term with contract for two more George Washington was born in 1 p. m. and ô:U0 p. m. sion of our mileage, then an Increase 1829. years. This will make an ideul should be granted, and the farmer la Virginia, the mothering state of Mail close- for Dallas 9:00 a. in. will lug to share such proportion of Sunday, 21.—Peace with Spain stock and duiry ranch und can be Presidents until Ohio took up the and 5 00 p. in. the Increase as Justly belongs to hltn, ratified, 1899. bought at a bargain. Terms. job. Regarding the Peck’s Bad Mai! closes for Black Rock 11:00 but we have some suggestions to make as to the tnnnner In which thla In No. 6. 153 acres near town. Boy stage o f Washington’s life a. ui. crease shall be levied. SCISSORINGS Good house and barn. Will sell little is known except the cherry Mail arrives from Black Rock 2 Rates Follow Lins* of Least Resist all or divide to suit buyer. W orry is the interest we pay on tree incident. Concerning this, p. m. ance. there is a wide variance of opin No. 7. Good 7-room house and borrowed trouble. S unday O n ly ion, the muckrakers declaring it The freight ratea of the nation hava 8 lots in city. Strawberries, lo Mail arrives from baleni, 8:50 been built up along lines of least re When hard luck and hard work all piff and piffle, while the ordi ganberries, gooseberries, apples a. m. sistance. The merchant, the manu meet, it is usually as strangers. nary mortals consider it a price -1 and pears. A bargain. facturer, the miner, the miller, the Mail cluses foi Salem, 9:00 a.m. Someties the best turn one can less heritage o f history. lumberman and (he cattleman h_.v* No. 8. Two good 8-room houses Office hours: Sunday only, 9:30 had their traffic bureaus thoroughly do is to turn back and start over. Washington married Martha organized and In many Instances they and lots, some fruit trees with to 10:30 u.m : have pursued the railroad without one. These are among the most The good that is in you is of Curtis out of a possible choice of Effective September 4, 1914. mercy und with the power of organ small use as long as it stays there. Betsy Ross, Molly Pitcher, Janice desirable residences in the city. ized lounag» they have hammered the I ka C. M k it klim ,, Postmaster Meridith, and the Goddess of Lib life out of the rate* and with unre They are o f modern construction Many theories seem sound be Fails City, Polk Co , Or«. erty. Shortly after this he took strained greed they have eaten the and desirably located. Reasona cause there is nothing in them ex up his military career, fighting vital* out o f our transportation system ble terms on jiart if desired. Will und since we have had railroad com cept sound. many battles outside of his own sell one or both. missions, these interests, with skill Curiously enough, the man who hearth and home. The closing und cunning, are represented at every No. 9. 20 acres J miles from hearing In which their business la does things worth boasting of years o f his life were spent in de town. Good 6-room house and Involved. never boasts. clining the presidency, the King -1 The farmer Is aeldc^i represented outbuildings. 15 acres in cultiva at rate hearings, as hi* organizations The drum makes the most noise, ship of America and similar jobs. tion; 1$ acres in apples, 2} acres have never had the finances to em Washington was the founder of but it is the silent baton that ploy counsel to develop bla side of in peaches, cherries, pears and T rade M arks a city of magnificent deficits and D is io n s directs the orchestra. the case and. as a result, the product* strawberries. Plenty o f wood for C o p y r i g h t s Be. of the plow bear an unequal burden Anyone Banding n akef < h and mu? In China, it is an invariable rule was the only man ineligible to fuel. quiekt? ascertain ottr opinion free i»h« ‘ of the freight expense. A glance al I« pro" probably Patentable, Coimnutiletw Cot Invention la to settle all debts on New Year's membership in the Ananias club ! lion on Pat eu t« the freight tariffs abundantly proves riet Jr confidential. con b strictly HANDBOO K K FWBf o No. 10- Six lots 50x150, three ««cu rin 'M g CI patent i. sent free. fi ■ o. Oldest agone? for or the Press Agents’ Association. ; this assertion. Cotton, the leading Day. But China doesn’t have a Pa ten t« taken through uuti Munti St < receive * C "o. room house, hen house, some fruit It is to be regretted that the ten tjit c la l notice, without charge. In the agricultural product of the South, al Christmas the week before. and strawberries. Cash and terms. ready bears the highest freight rate of dency of the times is to name bull Scientific A m e ric a n . A New York tango parlor has any necessary commodity In com A handsomely Illustrated weekly. I.nnrost d r- pups, sections o f triplets and No. 11. 130 acre ranch, (X) : any sdentiti VI a merce, and the rate on agricultural established a nursery so mothers rear ; fo u r month», « L bold b ra il newsdealers products as a whole Is out of pro acres in cultivation, 25 in timber fourth-class postoflices for the im-i may leave their babies while they Co.38,B'Md»*> New York portion with that of the products of balance slashed. 12 acres in hops. mortal George, while the more MUNN Branch Office. ffîS F Ht.. Washington. D. C. the factory and the mine. tango. Babies with that sort of creditable honors go to Han3 Wag- j Good house and hop house, barn m W e offer no schedule of rates, but mothers would be better off in the hope the commission will be able to and other outbuildings. ner, Ty Cobb and other rounders.1 pound. give the railroad such an Increase In Newspaper men, more than any No. 12. 17 acres, 10 in cultiva rates as Is necessary without levying M A N Y R E A D E R S O B T A IN Dr. Cook is surely a humorist. other class, emulate the veracity a further toll upon the products of tion, 6 room house, barn and N E W M E D IC A L W O R K . He wants Congress to decided the plow. The Instance seems to pre of Washington. With the possi chicken house. T w o springs, whether or not he discovered the sent an opportunity to the Railroad Hundrcds of reader* of this paper ble exceptions o f obituaries, wed- i water piped to house, hot and cold Commissions to equalize the rates at North Pole. Discovering the Pole dings, and when speaking of their have already taken advantage of the between agricultural and other classes water and bath. 6 acres in young by act of Congress would be the generous offer by which Dr. Miles’ or freight without disturbing the rates circulation, most publishers ad orchard. 2 acres big second Medical Guide can be obtained en on staple farm products. prize joke o f the age. here to the straight and narrow tirely free o f cost. growth fir. Spring affords water What I* a Fair Rats? about as closely as we imagine As has been stated before this sufficient to irrigate onehalf o f MAGAZINES offer is only for a limited ffttic and George did. We do not know what constitutes a the land. This land lays just out Magazines are an accumulation all those who want to avail them basis for rate making and have never side o f the city limits o f Falls selves o f it should hasten to send heard of anyone who did claim to of advertising pages with just City. A bargain. know much about It, but If the pros Every time we hear anyone in their names. enough reading matter sandwich perity of the farm Is a factor to be This book is filled with sound ad No. 13. 12 acres 1J miles from ed in between to keep them from “ raking” the postmaster we al vice given in a clear, readable form. considered and the railroad commis town, all under fence and in culti being catalogs. The average mag ways feel sorry that the public Read it over and over again until sion concludes that an Increase In you know its contents thoroughly. rates Is necessary, we would prefer vation; 8-room house and barn. azine of today may be expected to cannot come to a realization of his Do not wait for the emergency to that It come to us through articles of This place can be sold one-third contain about tw elve articles: One thousand and one worries. And occur and then look up the necessary consumption on their Journey from treatment, but in your leisure mo cash, purchaser to assume mort on finance, one on politics, and he’s “ raked” more or less every ments carefully read and absorb the the factory to the farm. We would, for example, prefer that the rale on gage now on the place. Can give knowledge contained therein. ten love stories. High-brows may day. nogs remain as at present and the Do not make the mistake that you a bargain. The “ general delivery” window, come and high-brows may go, but rate on meat bear the Increase, for this book is just an advertisement so long as sex writers remain the we imagine, is the nightmare of for Dr. Miles’ Restorative Remedies, any farmer can then avoid the burden For further information, call on by raising his own meat, and a farm It is true that in the particular case* or write to magazine editor should worry. every postmaster. One who has where any of the Miles’ Remedies er who will not try to raise his own D. L Wood. Sometimes a man gets the idea never taken the trouble to give are indicated their use is advised. meat ought to be penalized We This is because it is believed that think the rate on coal and brick can Falls City, Oreg. that he can run a magazine and the matter a little thought may- they are the best remedies o f their much better bear an Increase than print neither love stories nor ad think it strange to be told there is kind. Rut Dr. Miles’ Medical Guide the rate on cotton and flour. Wa is an honest endeavor to give the vertising, b u t these ventures no mail for them, when the post- general would prefer that the rate on plows Notice to Eletric Light Users public a practical insight in never get farther than Volume ma.s:.er or clerk “ does not look to to household medicine and in all remain the same, and machinery, pianos knd such articles as the poor, All persons owing tho Falls City see.” The probabilities are that cases the treatment recommanded er farmer cannot hope to possess bear One. is that which is considered to be the Electric Light Co. for service prior he, or she, has looked through that best. the burden of Increase. i to April 1, 1914, will please pay If you wish to obtain one o f these CORNS The Increase In rates should be so box fifty times since the last mail books without any cost to yourself arranged that the farmer who lives the amount to D. L. Wood at The A corn is a little lump o f agony came in. Parents, unthoughtedly send your name and address on a at home will bear no part of the bur placed on the f.iot to instruct us permit their children to call for post card or in a letter addressed den, but let the farmer who boards News office, clearly to _____ ______ in other states and countries and | r what size shoes we shall wear. mail, and when this is done, the Family Medical Guide, who feeds bis stock In foreign lands, In days past, when a person with children abuse the privilege. Take Walter L. Tooze, Jr., Lawyer, Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind., pay the price of his folly. a number ten foot wore a number a family with three or four chil- mentioning the name of this paper. Dallas, Oregon. tf. T H E FALLS C ITY N EW S. i «'i? -T. $ Tt «Mt - h u if f iK f O • «M M V t