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»Att.RD.vY «BFTFMAKR >3. IMÖ
JtitAX BT HI»
M «nager
THE TIMBER GOING.
Il is only a few years since the
dense forests of Oregon and
Washington were looked upon as
a detriment. The growth w is
ilen’e, and the stumps simply ap­ ground
palling to the intending settler,
When the hunchgia«-« waved,
it cost so much to clear the ground he was fat and glossy, swift of
thr.t. though the soil was first hmb and sure of foot, beautiful to
rlnss, few had either the money look at, and filling in the picture
or the courage to undertake it. of Oregon’s rolling lulls.
The result was that thousands of
Now all this is changed; the
acres of the vary best timber in ranchman envies him the grass,
the World Wai destroyed by fire. finding there is more monej in it,
That W hs the method, the < heap whvn fed to cattle and sheep, and
method of getting the ground in the hardy cayuse whose progeni­
condition for the plow. The tors for ihousands of year« roamed
•'burns" soon produced a fine over the hills of the Inland Em­
rrop of maple and other under­ pire will become obselete on the
growth which in turn was burned, ranges, and only kept from be­
and the job of cleai ing was reduc­ coming extinct through his con­
ed tn magnitude until it didn’t temporary. the Indian.
1 lie
break the settlers heart to con­ range horse will go, but onl) to
template it. ft would be impos­ give place to the bigger and bel­
sible to make any thing like an ac­ ter animal, the white man’s horse.
curate estimate of the value of
the timber thus dvs'.roted, but it
The forest reserves .me reserv*
would run into the mi.lions of dol­
cd partly lor the (ore»t and part­
lars so far that one could scarcely
ly fm sheep and cattle ranges, the
be made to believe the figures.
latter, if doing no other gO"d,
Now all this is changed, and
making the sheep and cattle tc-
there is a wile] scramble for tim
spect certain bouudai i- s
her lands, and the more limber
and the larger the trees tne belter
Now the land itself cuts no tigme
The Sunday edition of the
Louis Republic is a marvel
modern newspaper enterprise,
The orginiiatiol! of its news ser- I
vices 1» world-A ide, comp ete in
in
every department; in tact, superi­
this destruction the Interior De­
partment estimates that 25 acres
of forest trees aie planted daily,
or a tract of one 1111 e by 12 in the
course of a year. There is, how­
ever, some consolation in the fact
that owing to our abundant mil
much abused rainfall, the young
growth stalls, at once, and in the
course of time will replace the
forests w hich the demands of civ­
ilization is today destroying,
thegon Daily Journal,
j„ct tn chat gp.
START A BUSINESS OF YOUR
OWN.
(>nl\ a year or two ago there
was considerable speculation .is
Io the future el the hoi sc, ami
thvie were home who went to the
extent of asseiting that the i«pe-
i ic’ w««uld become extinct. There
was newt an«' ground tor thi-.
bcli< f, ami though steam ami . Icc-
triiitv are pvt forming a g.odii
pottionof the w. ik that was nine
all his, theie is, ami always will
lx-, demand (oi hissciviivs
I he
fast roadstet will alwaxs lx- in de­
mand, in spite of autoim bile-. -«ml
gasoline bict cles.
I'I h h i s piva
sure tn holding th«- iems nvrr a
goed horse, to which the mot V-
nient of clean «Ut inns. Iv
the
delicate n.v.ttil. el s . ii '«<1 and
quo et mg, the det t cat the p> oml
aiching ncek, ami th. iv is ath-c-
lion, companionship and love, be­
tween the maslet and the animal,
rile toadster and the draft li.n«c
will live as man's companion j i't
a» long as man exists
T he branehu, the . av use, that
class o( I iui se is g ig and will
soon b<- gone and though now
looked upon with e ntumetv ami
spoken of with contempt, he ser­
ved • useful pm p > • in d o« u'1»’'
by. lie was the Indian's car ami
automobile, anti d he did n.»'hi”g
« Ise, certainly »aved thy Indian's
i»., h-'» wde.1
moo burden«
evrving <»f
;
valuable montlily joarnal one seal b»
( E.NTUttt P ublishing C o , B ox 73
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Mona strictly cnntli'enttul. Handbook on i'uienta
sent freo. «»Most »gen< r for »eruritig patents.
Patents t ikon i rou- i Munn A Co. receive
H/eeLil notief, wit I cut« > -’r-’O, In the
Scientific American.
A handsomely 1P tstraterl weekly. J.nrjroM rlr-
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real esiate and commission business. Buy s and sells
real esiate. mines and mineral lands, business enter­
prises of all kinds, horses, cattle, sheep, etc. Location
of government lands and the development of the re-
’ sources of Eastern Oorgon and contiguous territory.
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Lead .
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yot. yrt tt.
W I’ Fuller A fo. Portland
how . to
A day In borer considered him*
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wo » if . n io tra.. I a, d a ìvenise for old
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sto dine Salar, $7'0 a y ir rnd ra­
pi «c». all parat ie in <aah So .!««•-
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DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARIMC
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Onlv those bora deaf are incurable
HEAD NOiSES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
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worse, until I lost
my nearing tn this ear entirely
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>wr trenfmenf
not intet-ferr with .four
or^ ufoftton.
YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME
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first national Bank
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The church collection wa* taken •• a
ln»g at the end of a jndr, »vith a bell
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why. M rite far one.
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hip: feiile, Hip
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J H Hutt vani. B»rtt r
mark». < r..p off
J P W iihera. Harte- -.
on left shoulder. n'T*
rithcriifp oarmtrki ’
derbit in left.
Manin
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i<»i>tal Lai un eitherjp.
righ- cm. r -. j allow f.:4
jaw; ala., some Lt«»!«
O I- shIngioi ke-
shoijliler; cattle, 5
mark», cropuff righiti-
crop off left.
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Mlu tin cr; cattle FDonr j
r.er half « ¡up |n nthta
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under half crop in right.
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left Htiile: ( aule Th r. ..
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mark, upper idupeon* . ‘ i
and bell collar,
Sylvester Smith, Nan nJ4
lev. calile V bar. earmn '
short over alope in « .
«iewlap
P G Sniiih, B-i-aa, bottj
right hind leg and lefig
circle s on cither hip; et-
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ear. split in under aidei
A E Young. Buris! -
.1 < cutir.e« ted on righ ¡j-.'
left almuider; rattle,n»i^
earmark, right earcrwi-
i"g ton aire In ad 01. CXI*;’
aideof beck: nil auii.it. •
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xi«!e: carina: k.uiolerlr
bar k on cit shvUKier
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: «.11 left hip; ir.Hrk.ri,: g
lefi dr«»« jm«i do*h,juittwij
Th » AS ii’gfidd. Burn-
on 1» ft ali.>11 d> r ra te.io, .
« n p < fl- left ear ahurtirttagS
John I.'raduni k.
I »Doubler; < attic.. .
i ufl’ rixh ear. a.valJu« :.i
I miaket
AA E Smi'h, 1 n’t I. u
mark, »piit i<! righ n 1
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Eide: mark, < ,<.p a: 1 w
Simon I ewia. l,ur;i. » ■
mark. « rop an«i ur:;r t
under half i r<>p. fl ru.; £
TG Kula. Bur: 1.
iafi hip; markf, rr p«f
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John VA itie.l. BurnìU
Mitle; « aule. dianiv:4tn- HL B
• piir ii ea-h ear. w «; u » ì :'.
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PATENTS GUARANTEED
an
such <*••<» are on record
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Bure*’ body w as disinterred in iti
be reut’ivcd to a new U mb. To the
prt»e «f ill bi* frier»!» the fear
were f und to be as perfect a
burial. Vh« u the b”dy a f John H
utn the fsmuu» English patr
»e*.1er a *a* d »interred by l..»r
ibo Arar» after burial the f
feature» A*ere a* ur.cbat g«
New York
rv it trrite to ua anii trt n-tll ort that
Tara* Them in !*••■#
Human boi'i«* bur.ed in limrst« ce
cxuptne^ sre « ften turctnl to sci-.
»tene by the liiue'Aater "hich peut-
trait* tue gr»»c»
lu cibar »rii» ii-.e**«
are i.iiutut** whi.h *ewi«tiir;s * <• .
balm the baric«! <*ead st |4» preterse
form and feuturc» urA'havftd
5i
i
El* ept
i Tuesday
.-«i «nrny thing» toccin-
it.
I Lt top of the
• -s f -vs f-» cl vied, the
• «riti'.l !. e MOM »im«
«h »'1er ant, the
import
utor*.
Shop opposite Ohl Brewer
work done wi’b noat.rref a> d dist'itch
iWfiiv un a call
HOBT,
1 p. m.
MARLIN
tiinr«:
There wa* not a publie library in the
ton.
I rou«er* were fastened with peg*
)- '■ K”. ,iir
,
..I I Ur ».
B R Porte., r-um.
Willamette A Yamhl'l 3:3«) p m
. 7 a id .
Klver.
1 Teu day Ort gon City, Day ton Monday
Wed. &
• I 'il> rd 'y and
U ay*Landiiigs
Friday.
unters siy
People who talk t f the frond old t t.,-
should read thtte fact* compiled 1.
I*, pular Me« havi ‘
It* th* K '
Ht-edio a 1'i non
'There wa tut’v one hat factory, ar.-,
tha. ma ■ve ckedhata.
Yilf IV . a vuntnineil a fifth ot the
uUthUk of the c untry.
an h«'le
1 who jeered at the preacher
A
« t’ the wri ivon was fined.
or« riti
. gr coaches bore all the travel
Tsu
\ vaa York and lL»«ton.
be i w v«
■ i i.
III pa lilt.
Mu« » I h lines W « rr I ■<-kin« That Ire
Jfosv < <» ns I tir reti \rcr»snry
for « omfort.
w.
' ;> ot 'h- A.r, ÏÏ;
fera
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r- ' '
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4pm
For San Francisco
(olntnliia River
■ 8 p u:
MraH?r».
M oney ,Ex Sun Tu Asto1 i» ano Way
8<i
turd
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M aki 'O I deas ’ is worth its wei iit in
Landings.
j 10 p. n..
gold o eve y man who wants to start
1
legitimate. pay ill; mail order tusine
Willamette River.
Oregon City
New
G a in.
Il t< Ils a on what to do itn.l It"« to <i
berg, "dlctn and Way
Esc«'pt
us
50c
t«»d«
ii siicce fulls
S-nd
LaiidingM.
Sunday
Hid we will -end you the book, an !
IN THE GOOD OLD TIMES
r<l fr«»m England.
An «dd «'upper mine in t onnectic
8 p m
Our n» w book ent tied ‘ 40
dent M<-Kinley i.'ictl, they ar«’ nil alike
in error, »lutes the .W av %prk Sun
According to I'rnnvi* Ahr.y, c.f ti.e
Pan \merican expo*ili( n. two cots ex-
acth alike ’«ere in the .Milburn h> •ire
for the use of the woundtd preshlent
Alter Mr. McKii.iev died one of then.
A>n» m nt to I)r. Matthew 1). Mann, one
of the physician* in attendance. The
other Avas replaced among the cot r
<’\ a n <! by the exposition company.
Both were originally taken from the
hospital at the exposition.
" I I ere has been some talk.” says
Mr \lm\ “as to aa het her the eecon
col should be sent to the Buffalo His
tori-. al •rcietA.
It seemed to be ti e
feeling tlint it should not be preserAe ’
a* the ct t upon Avhich the prr»ider!
died. Lot should lose its identity nr i
be put AAith the other hospital cots an
>o! . Avith them. reunHles* of it* Ub
during the pioideni's illness.
“That A\nsd< ne. The «•«•! aat . s place
aa i h tbi < t her«,
its identity aa as 1 s
No on? kr. ava aa I’ o l as it doaa .
I
rot? Ascrc F« ld to | cr»ons and institi
lions in different | arts of the e< untr
”1 cannot teli aa !>t ti er Mr. McKink
<iir«l on ti e cot AAldch Avent
Mann « r on the ether me.”
Unite«! State*
Alu»< st till the furniture
< -r . • t.
RING Ö l
ever. 5 days
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PASSING Ofr t ill- CAVI SI
P
A11 sailing dates sub
those ot Michigan and contiguous
states rapidly going and now the
Last year the girls Wore hue
Northwest must furnish the rottii
try, or it must go without. Cana­ les on their hats, aril this y*
vs.
:
da has some good forest areas, they have them on their sh
lix the time w hen Oregon timber
will be only memory. Against
S hort L ini
U
60 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
and so has Alaska, but Oregon I hiis does woman’s taste i run to
and Washington will lie denuded extremes
before these remote sections are
touched.
THE M’KINLEY DEATH COT.
It takes the timber from 2500
Diati ppt*it rii tier
of
t h«
lied Ipou
titles to supply the demand in the
Which tlir laana'Sl unteti Presi­
United States alone for a single
dent Ureatbed Ills Lust.
day. That is in round numbers,
Although vnrioiu people in
New
four sections. A strip a mile wide York. Boston, Chicago and otherciticv
and four miles long, a township r : ia they hr.Ac the cot on AA-hich Presi­
OREGON
C IriC
or to that of any Other new »paper
fiÄD
nion acific
Tne magazine section is illus
Ali KI V ».
M H t DI 1 KS
tratrd in daintily tinted colors and Depart for TIME
fiem
From Haatiufto* ore
splendid half-tone pictures. This
Soli Lakv.Dt-nver. Et
lili-ago-
Section contains more high»class l’ortl n<l Worth, Oniah t. Kan
literary matter than any of the Spécial «aa City, “t Louis,
1:45 a.m
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