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I Monmouth Herald Monrct nth, Cre. April ) 1)20 Try The Salem Studio For Photographs JS4 State Street WALTER G. BROWN Renrt-sentinir the "PENNSYLVANIA" Fire Insurance Co. , of Philadelphia Notary Public Blank, Deeds, Mortgages, Etc. DR. F. R. BOWERSOX PHYSICIAN 9 SURGEON PHONE NOS. OFFICE - MM HOUSE . 1501 :: Why Maintain ;! A Morgue? I Take those dead ones from I t your books and send them to 1 Knight Adjustment Co. J f McMl.NNVILLK OREGON T Uranches at HlUSKSRO - DALLAS J CORVALUS Catarrh Cannot Be Cured WltS LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as Xhtf CDM reach the eat Of the dleeue. Catarrh la 4 local eisaaae, greatly tn fluncd kr eonalltgUonal eondlllow, end la order to euro It you nuit take an Internal rmlr. Hall's Catarrh Mtdi clna It talc.n Internally and acta thru the blood on lha mucous surface ol lha erstera. Hall'a Catarrh Medicine waa prMrribad by ena n( tha boat phyelclana in this country tor rears. It la com poeeS of some of tha Mat tonlca known, combined with soma of tha brat blood purifier Tha perfect combination of tha tngradltnta In Hall'a Catarrh Medi ci na la hat producaa auch wonderful raaulta In catarrhal condltlona (and for testimonials, rraa. r. J CHRNKT CO., Prope., Toledo, 0. All Drul.ta, He. Hall's Family Pills tor toostlpatlcs. OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers, L C. PRICE, M.D. Office and residence" Kurre AfMrtments Phone 1903 Monmouth Grange 476 Meet tha Seconal Saturday In Each Month it U:3 A. M. Public Program at 2:30 p. in. to which visitors are welcome. P. 0. Powell, Master. Miss Maggie Butler, Sec. EDW. J. H3MES v Civil Engineer and Surveyor Phor-a $73 318 Lwtai St Dallas Arant Represents The largest Fire Insurance Com pany west of New York, and oth ers; also Automobile, accident insu rance and Surety Bonds. I am here to saw wood No raise in prices at present S. H. 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Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco SRfySBJtwJS " - --", 1 YOUR COMPLEXION is muddy. Vou look hag gard and yellow. Your eves are 1; - M.VU - lustre. The trouble is with your liver. Takes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will correct that. 'Then avoid meats, hot bread I and hot cakes, take frequent baths and a Inn nr,iir 1 every day, and you will soon be at well and.W, beautiful as ever. Price 2? cents per bottle. ' Concrete monuments are to be used by Lao county la marking the lit of county roads. F. 8. Crosby, Oregon Pioneer of ml, a resident of Albany, died la that city aced almost U years. Members of tha Northwest Water front Employers' union will hold their biennial meeting In Portland April 10, Former President Taft will lecture at Salem May IS under tha auspices of the student of Willamette university. Striking laundry worker at The Dalle hare returned to their position, pending arbitration of the wafe ques tion. The capacity of the state pheasant farm la Lane county I to be doubled this year, according to Game Warden Shoemaker. D. A. Davis, II year old, employed a a deck hand on the steamer Die patch, was drowned la tha Cooullle river near Bandon. ' County fair stock totaling 118,660 has been subscribed at Bend and enough more has been guaranteed to make up an even 120,000. , Fifty superintendents and principals of the Eastern Oregon School associa tion attended the annual meeting el the organisation at La Grand. Fruit grower of Marlon eotnty re port orchards to he In a very promising condition. Foreboding of great dam age last winter have not been realised. Total deposit In the bank of the state on February 18, 1910, aggregated $178,631,787.87, a decrease of 117,69?, 955.45 line the call et November M, 1919, A branch of the state taxpayers' league Is being organised la Hood Riv er county to combat the Non-Parttssa league and It alleged Oregon affilia tion, the Land and Labor League. The department of the Interior fcss notified water user In the Klamath irrigation district that the 1910 rate for operation and maintenance will be a minimum of II Instead of $1JI for I each Irrigable acre. Income and excess profit taxes ag gregating approximately $1,000,000,000 have been paid into the federal treas ury as the first Installment of the na tion' tax for 1911. Oregon's portion waa over $7,000,004. a conference of Mprrow county school principals, directors and teach er at Heppner passed resolutions rec ommending the salary ot school su perintendent be fixed at $3t)00 per year and a minimum sahry f $1600 for teacner. The Oregon pur.llc service commis sion will hold a .onference with mc bers of the Ids.o publlo service com mission, officii is of the Idaho Rwer company and the Oregon Irrigation power user, at Ontario, Malheur coun ty, on Aprl. 8. With thj object of organising th sheep ar goat raiser In Douglas county, Agriculturist C. J. Hurd has called s meeting which will be held In Rosrburg April 1, when the breed er w'i be urged to Improve the grade of their herds. t S tockmen In the vicinity of Dixie and Durkee are greatly worried con cerning the feeding situation on the surrounding cattle ranges. At pres ent the grass Is scarce on the low hill and there 1 no trass at all on the higher altitudes. Two men charged with selling or chard tracts foe the Mexican Land company were temporarily detained in Portland by K. J. , Schulderman, state corporation commissioner, and com pelled to retrirn money advanced by ven pureha'sers of the lands. The minimum scale for common la bor In the various sawmills of Coos Bay has 'pc;n Increased from $4.10 per da- to $6.30 per day, as the result of ' conference between five employers and the representative of the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen. Sam A. Xozer, assistant secretary of state, hae mailed out several thousand pampbletii containing a digest of the election 1 aw of Oregon. The pam phlet is a biennial product of the sec retary of i ttate's office and Is much sought by mttn and office holders la all sections fit Oregon, , The state -highway commission has requested tie, state hoard of control to issue $n,60l',000 of bonds to meet government aid in the construction of post and fjreit roads in Oregon under the provisions ' of the co-operative fed eral aid law er ttcted at the special ses sion ot the legt, Mature 1 -at January. The Marlon c-wnty grand Jury is ex pected Ito result f its investigation of the affairs of th state treasurer's de partment this v nek after being en gaged with other1 business for several days, The auditors employed by the state to examine the books of th treasurer will com ?lete their work on Thursday. Their i figure and records probably will be tn rued over to Attorney-General Brown and later submit A large number of rattle feeder from Umatilla, Wasco, Gilliam, Baker, Wallowa and Union counties met at l.s Oraade to attend the first anuual cat tle feeder' convention. Th law enacted at the 1D19 session ot the legislature providing for a tax of 1 cent a gallon on gasoline and a cent a gallon on distillate auld In Oregoa has returned to the state up to March 1, 1910, proceeds totaling I3H0,- 9H.lt, according te a wrt prepared by 8am A. Koaer, assistant secretary of Hat. John L, Rand, attorney of Baker, will be appointed a member ot th board ot higher curricula to succeed A 0. Bral of Tillamook at th expira tion of th tatter's term. Other mem bers ot th board art Jonah B. Wist, Portland; Charles A. Brand, Koseburg; J, EL Hedge. Oregon City, and C. i. 8mlth, Portland. Forty head of purebred Hereford cat tle were sold at U Grande Saturday at public auction by Andrew and Oar rett Bloklind. The bidding was very low, probably due to the bad weather which prevailed. Bidder from Union county, Bend and Baker bought th stock, the total amount raised by th ul being $10,880. Governor Olcott, acting upon a re port from Dr. W. H. Lytle, slate veter inarian, that a contagious disease of heep known a scabies exist in prac tically all states outside of Oregon, Issued a proclamation abrogating th present quarantine and making more draitic th regulations attendant te th shipment of these animals Into the state. Two new sawmills will be erected I the upper Willamette country south east ef Eugene at once. E. E. Smith and associate, under th nam of th Oakrldg Lumber company and who recently .bought 7,000,000 feet ot gov ernment timber on Salmon creek abort that town, hav bought th machinery for a mill of S&.000 feet capacity, Th other mill will b erected by th Ed wards Lumber company at Landax and this plant will have a capacity of 15,000 feet. Purchase ot Swan Island and remov al of the west halt of It from th river; closing ot th present crooked, danger ous east channel and th creation of a straight west channel 1600 teat wide, together with th construction of a l gantlo mole on th east side of Swan Island, providing terminal and dockage facilities superior to those of any other city on the Pacific rout, form th tall ent features ot a $10,000,000 harbor de velopment plea submitted to th Port land city council by a committee ef fifteen. Eighteen thousand acre of India laud In th Umatilla Indian reserva tion will be leased upon sealed bids on May I. Announcement of the avail ability of this land for lease his been made by E. L. Schwartxlander, tuper Intendent ot th reservation. Thert are about 101 psrcels in the offering. Not more than 800 acre cn be leased to one person. Th rule under which th land ll leased also provide that two year lease only will be expected except when both parties agree to a tour-year leu. According to W. H. Canon ot the Roteburg United 8tatc land office, In quiries concerning th Oregon snd Cal ifornia land are coming In at the rats ot about 100 a day. Although consid erable Interest Is manifested In the land the rush that was expected prob ably will not materialist. Most of th requests for Information are from ex- service men who desire to sxercls their preference right. It I expected that there will be a large number ef flijnn when th land ar opened t atif. Ataority ftr Ut seUlsrs on the ess Irtl Oregea Irrigation sgrgatlet mad thtlr first dttlalt move la f campaign te eutt the Central 2rgo( Irrigation company from control of th Irrigation system sat tht lands whlct, It waters, by filing a suit la equity prevent the company from collect!! any maintenance chars er from ei forclag the collection ea eutstaadln contrasts uatll tht irrigation tystsm li pst Into conditio te supply watsr f the acreage waits kss already bo purchased. , Th fruit sltaatloB throughout th Wlllamatt valley Is good except la li stances whtr ths treat and vine wan winter Injured, ttld I. O, Holt, maai er of tht Eugene Fruit Grower' assi elation and field director of the Or goa Growers' association, after a trl through tht valley, Mr. Holt says thai all loganberry vines that bad aot beer trellltcd before th frees earn are If fine shape, but ss a ruts th vines tha: wert up oa trellises wtrt killed dowl to th snow llns, Ther It a vlgorou! growth ot new shoots ea that vines, j Fourteen cents a pound Is being oft fered by Salem buyers (or ths straw- be,ry crop for 1110, according to aa aounctmtnt Several contracts at tht price have beta executed whll othe growers art said te be considering th offer. It Is said that th product 1 ror nipmeut to taatsra markets fd us of a fruit Jules corporation. Tl loganberry sltustlos rtmeln uackanf ed and quit a asmber ef contracts si being written at 11 cent a sous Salem caantrs art meeting with eo tldersbls oppoeltlo this season, a am ber of outside buyers being ea ground at the present Urn. I, a tfS 1 I ALUMIXUrt3 Aluminum Waro The waro that voara f Sco Our Windows For Special Pricoa Quality First 1852War Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum Every thing for the house Monmouth Hardware J. E. Winegar, Proprietor 4 JOE MARTIN - OOS LEV- OOK 1 E.EK- WEJOkf? TRANSLATION WELL! I WONDER WHAT THOSE QIEER ANIMALS ABE DOING DOWN THERE OH THE BEACH- I'LL do SEE. I HE SAV.J'NO HUNTlNtS-.ALLOWED EHI 1 T WHAT THOSE m;FFD animai c WELL VOU PvOLAin -m uiu .... V 1 1 ABE DOINS DOWN THERE OH N0T SHOOTING ANyjrHiNa ' j THE BEACH."-I'LL 60 SEE. BUT PlCTQRes"T'L I I T - . : 1 "" 1 ! immmm I TJPAMCJ JT1AI ne arte e' ... . . WILL GIB VO'ILL ONE TOOSAND OOLLAH5 A WEEK IP YO'AU WltL SOTO DE. UN ITEM STAT6S AN j ACT FO'DE MOViBs TMhfT NO USE BOSS MB SAY ONE TOOiAND AiN'r E.NUFB, H say HEGcrrro' HA8 PIVE HWNDCJEO POLIAHS in or- r 'rj s 1 1 - i l ' ' II : ' Mceateeeel j jij " i I ted to the grand Jar) ' for eonslderatlea.
