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A well-known writer has been
comparing President Roosevelt
The new combination of steam­
and the kaiser. The German em­
ship
lines, whose existence is so
peror should appreciate the com­
stoutly
denied and so positively
pliment.— Washington Times.
affirmed, is said to control ships
aggregating 563,000 tons. The
A St. Louis clergyman thinks total shipping of the United States
marriage would not be so much engaged in foreign trade under
of a failure if women did the pro­ sail or steam is only8l6,o<>o tons.
posing. But they do the accept­ This is certainly the age of “big
ing, don’t they?— Philadelphia things.”
Ledger.
It will lie no surprise, even if
the oflicial statement of fact is
news, that the big railroads haye
continuously and persistentle vio­
lated the interstate commerce law,
and even disregarded the decision
of the United States Supreme
Court. These railroads like the
big trusts, consider themselves
above or two large for the gov­
ernment or lawn; in their estima-
tion the governnient exists only
for their benefit.
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Tlie mill is «¡tutted in one of the finest bodies of Pine and Fir timber in
U nion pacific
The Portland Oregonian asserts
through its local columns, that the
county court of Multnomah coun­
ty has selected judges and clerks
of election who are in favor of the
Simon ticket in the coming elec­
tion. It is now in order for that
paper, that may be assigned, con­
structively, as an opponent of Mr.
Simon, to exert its influence to
defeat the ticket those judges and
clerks are expected to favor.
During the past few weeks,
readers of the Oregonian, recog­
nizing its vast weight in the coun­
cils of the republican party, have
noted a tone of opposition to Mr.
Simon in the utterances. For in­
stance, it was remarked, editorial­
ly, the other day, that Senator
Mitchell had “made a hit” in a
certain move in Washington, and
that it was noticeable that Senator
Simon never “made any hits.”
This is but one from many signi­
ficant little things that indicate the
leanings of the big Portland pa-
Many people wear themselves
out needlessly; their conscience is
a tyrant. An exaggerated sense
of duty leads many a person to
anxious ceaseless activity, to be
constantly doing something, over
punctual, never idle a second of
time, scoi 11 to rest; such are in un-
concious nerve tension.
They
say they have no time to rest they
have so much to do, not thinking
they are rapidly untiling them­
selves for probably what would P‘ L. ..
I 0 him who will go at the prob­
have been their best and greatest
work m after years. Self control lem with regards to the rules of
of nerve force is the gnat lesson logic, the situation almost de­
of health, and therefore of life it- , mands, perforce that the Orego­
self. 1 o understand how to relax nian also opposes the renomina-
is to understand how to strength­ of Mr. Geer. It is believed bt
en nerves. Hearty laughter is a all well posted politicians, or bv
source of relaxation, as are also most of them, that Mr. Simon is
all high thoughts,as those of hope, in political coalition with Mr.
beauty, trust or love. Relaxation (leer. It is generally accepted"
that the two are fighting a com
is found in diversion.
mon battle, ami that Mr. Geer’s
renomination will come about onlv
1 he business of muleraising
! through the support of Mr Simoi .
haa grown to enormous propor­
It must be admitted by the can­
tions in Texas during the last two
did person, that this is not ab.«o-
years, in response to the demand
lutcly conclusive, 5 et ills logical
of the British government incident
in so far as the reasoner is able
to the South African War. It is
to secure specific material to lav
said tluit fully a quarter of a mil­
his premises and proceed with
lion of these animals have been
his argumeut.
shipped through the port of New
The elements lacking are sup­
Orleans to south Africa within this
plied by thecareful speculation ot
time, the bulk of which came from
men accustomed to weigh the
I e.xas ranches. There is yet no
probabilities, and that Mt «sis.
sign of abatement of the demand.
Simon and Geer are political part­
Indeed, agent» of the British gov­
ners, seems to satisfy will p -'c.i
ernment now in Fort Worth give
judges as one of the faits of the
assmances to ranchers that buy­
coming campaign.
ing, so f.u as * an now be deter­
This appears Io be the almost
mined, is likely to continue indefi­
certainty m M.ition county, am!
nitely, which means, of course,
the situation is such as to compel,
tliut the end of the war between
in the end, the separation of the
Boel and Bi ilon is not t et in sight.
Anti-Siihon and anti Geer people
II is idle to protest on technical
and their gathering into one 1 amp.
grounds against a traffic so big
Under the ciii'umsl.mti.«, it is dif­
with
profits and p<-sibilities.
ficult for the average man who
While the demand continue»! woe
gives attention to politics in Ore­
<0 the w.etched animals),the sup­
gon, to undci stand how a man
ply will follow. --Oregonian.
can continue to be for Geer and
against Simon. Furthei mm e it
The chaplain of the United is difficult to understand how one
States Senate Ins at last done the can he against Simon, f< 1 one of
light thing in regard« to news pa­ the anti- Simon candidates for the
per reporters, lie has prayed 1 nited States senate, and at the
• '* them. It is a matter of record same time «'and for Mt Geer.
tltat for the lira! tune in the history
In short, the logic of the situa­
of tile senate lepoiteis and corie- tion, is that he who is against Mr
•pendents were prayed for in the S.mon must, perforce, be a,a nst
incetings of that public body, Alt. Geer, and tin.« is w li.it th
This is turning over a new leaf will come tJ in Oregon p liti
and good results aic expected.
before the conventions are lx Id
The newaprper re|H»rtei
reporter has next .«pi mg
been r.dh-.d at from time 1 ninem-
As to what the Portland il.u v
«trial. hut no one thought of p>.ly­ will ihi, thousands ot people
ing (01 him
l.ici since lie came throughout the state are watch­
into being lie has lu-en blamed lor ing with interest. The status is
doing-and nii'iloiiig-
Xcrei re such a« to make it e.tsilv possible
ceiling from the public .1 word of tluit the Oregonian goc« 1 in this
pCusc, lie has been chatged with inst.r.K «ogees the iipubl.i.m
all the oUencca lli.u creep into tin pally of the state- The situation
daily paper. Evei on the alert to wat 1 ants such an expectation.
phra.se the pulilic, he has had in East Oi egonian.
1 el urn onli abuse.
It is strange that no one thought
1 h« Richardson A James saw
oCpuQmg lot him. He was sad­
mill ia again turning out luinlwr of
ly in need of it. But now that all
—. kinds
-..... s Tie mill is leeat.d
I le good example has been set by good timber with a it <«i msd
the t baplain
the I nitcd State« is ready to till sin sis- rdrr
Sen.»»«- it 1« expected 1’ at ;v e.u Il­ in. They also make the l>est shin­
ers griHially will Lilow the ex gle«
Call for prices
220-j.g-li ZL,-uu=a.Tse=.
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zev-stioran-d. ZF^lcozin.g',
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Eastern O’.gon.
The proprietors have »pared no expense to put tlie road in
good condition. All special orders receive prompt attention
An excellent qualitv' f al) kinds of lumber always on Land.
For fur­
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The Harney County Live Stock Asaoristi™
will pay .-even Hundred «nd Fifty DollarsB
ward lor the arrest and eouvietlon of 1 ,. ..
son or pedon, v. ho kill, slenl or drive ,ir w
horses, mules or ( «tile belonging to any LL?
bei of the A«so, latlon. The < ountv Cour «
offer« an additional reward of Two HundlS
and Fifty Doll.,,.
M. F»hwicg »2J
G. U . V ovno , Sec’y, Ruma. Oregon.
BKANOS AND r. o ADDBKM or MSMBr««.
Oeo DHagey. Buras, cattle branded 1.,,'n,
with HI. connected, on left lilp c-rmt'-k. .
per half . .............. left ear. under half cr, .
right eaa. wattle ,.n left ahouidor. K„ -! °*
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KING & SAYER, Proprietors, Buinn, Oregon.
BLACKSMITH & WAGONSHOP.
SHELLEY i FOLEY Proprietors,
OREGON
BURNS,
B R Porter. Burns, rattle. hcart:h«r (bar a.
■leath heart, cn left hip: . arntarkr. npp,r , ,
each ear. crop uffellhereur. wattle LelweL
l?ur' rrange En“Krs“t crtek “"d northwest,’
Shop opposite old Brewery
Satislacion
All work done wit b neatness at d dispatch.
Feter 1 lemons. Burna, hnrres. PC on 1.0
lie: cattle mar on elthe- h.:p: eanrark.* i? '
and ap'tl lu left ear, swallow fork’ aod
under Mt In rlaht.
<or«,aoa aqaa,,
I. C Grout, Puma, Horses TJ connected on 1,»
hip: cattle. Hip'trap over the rump, extendm.
dor n on Ijoth hi)«: earmarks, under half LI
and underbit in each ear.
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M Fenwick, BurnB, horses, double dot v.wt.
al baron left shoulder, rattle. 1 on °!ht ?t?
earmarks, rwo uaderbits in earn ear also
b.an.b,..Il.ar T on right riba; eaimirk*'X ’
half crop In left ear.
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marks, crop oit left ear. «wallow fork in right"
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iiRrDey- horses, combined TJP
lef,_ «honlilrr. r aitle. half circle cn al a.
derM? i1ti,,lefta""‘rk3-
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All sailing dates sub-
j ct to charge.
4 p. tn.
For San Francisco
every 5 days.
...OREGON.
II \RNEY...
Columbi* Hiver
I p. m.
Strame r.i.
I Ex Sun To Astoria and W ay* Except
Sunday.
Suiti rd "y
Landings.
10 p. u.
Martlt1 Bros.. Burna, cattle, double det hart.
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on,*i,,1*r h,p: enrraarka. eppe’bit°In
right ear. awallow fork In left, wattle im ri.ki
Jaw: also some 1 „nd. ,! rJr
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shoulder: caftle, 5 0,1 righi -Id. and’hip- .«?
“rilfiirien.011 rl8ht e“r’ f"’p
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Willamette Hirer.
I fi a. tu. Orejón City, New 4:30 p m
Except birg, Saietu ana Way Except
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Sunday.
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Win. Cooley. Bulah,
Lytle Howard, Westfall
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Rutherford, Burns,
Loegan, Ilanney
liiaih, Drewsey
Fred Dcnatedt, Hurns, horses, FD on Ike l.n
should, r: .-«¡tie FI. ,,n left side earmark uu
dr.-r hair crop in eat-h car.
earmark, un-
K J Wldlama. Rile;, horres. CB on the lelt
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oB left ear, under ha.f cro;. ..n richt wait.ennP
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ri/ .t hint! lejr nn<i ief? »haul.h r; < Ritle. quarter
ciit lv > 011 either hijr; earmarK eroi» <>4" rirhr
ear, split in uu<lcr aiileot left; i ’ ao dewiapa.6
A E Yonntr Hurns, h-iracs, v on left le> and
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11 k to A arda head on upper side; wa;tie oa left
hi.leuf neck; *11 anima , darned
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