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The S ind ix e'ltion
brought them clouds, all the more
Louis Repiibli. is a
iea»on that you should shale youi
modern newspaper ciitcrpr.se.
sunshine with them. - Huntington
[ irtn *t l '. i Ix-1nizi 't w-h tn’ !•••• : el><’p 1
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The orginizati.’“ of its news nlt -
Herald.
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vered tin f’.r-.irl Raisers 75.’ to DOc esoh; 22 in ....... ami =
every department; in tact, superi
a goi d hand smv 9.ie: Nic
Superintendent of Public In or to th it of any other newspaper.
(Jermiin ivliit< «ini ai 'l IL .V 'I G
iron- -+'l 23; Guns „nd R. voivrs
struction Ackerman has rendered
The magaziii' .-eeta n is illus
ut itivi:
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the following decision, which de trated in daintily tinted v olors and u- pu.1 r>r From
from
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clares that the resident of a par splendid lialf-tone pictures. 1 his
l)i o¡ H kì .Vt n’ Honir N’. 'fimi .ìhicliine,
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ent or guardian, rather than the section contains more high-, l.i.-s
XVtiy im ¥“•'> i r t"’1 Í'1' "" heller
I ',.i 11 i>.i Wurth, Omul, w . ii
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place where the pupil is enumer literary matter than any of the
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ated, determines the place where monthly magazines 1 lie fashions
• ■fier», un a-b.!
k?ü' Thefî
Hìr- semi toCliieat'i when vmi can do a» well nt the
a child is entitled to attend school illu-tiated in natural colors are
-<fv. BureiM
especially v du ible to the ladies.
BRAN! . ASh p 0
without paying tuition:
Salt Lake.J’'
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Worth.
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The cilored comi lection is a
“School boards shall admit free
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half
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I> z<*ns cf nrtiidi s on c.ur 5e n un ter I Ini t s» 11 els. u here for 10c
of charge to the schools of their genuine l.mgli-m i ■ e . 1 In- funm
Chicago al o 1 •'*<■
iitel lóeench; Many article- eu our We counter, I ring 25c in
c.artoons are bi' the ! est ar
respective districts all persons be-
other places.
The humorous stones are
Vi a ..iinni■' nial' li tir filli!' r " e lire giving in SHOES and
tween the ages of 6 and 21 w hose class, by aulh
it national
' It oiberx/'N •
VN DERIVEAK
P-"entg or guardians reside in utation.
such districts, at the time of mak
Sheet tnusi.’, a liigh-dass, pop-1
Ths Famous CA5H RACKET, Ontario, Oregon
ing application for fiee admilance ular song, i furnished free every
to such schools; even though such Sund w in the Repi.i . .
htp^nmë'ni^Ay"""^
The price of the Sun lay Re- 0 ] ANf.tiil RIVER SCHEDILI
persons may have been at the
public by mail one year is t> 2 OO. .
and under' ir it, tarbea*
I i or.: rortlsnd
last enumeration legally enumera l’or sale l>\' al! new s dealers.
M Fi nn i"k, Pnr< « h
Jtl>»r<.i leí
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ted in some otln r district,”
o. mark«, !-A
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This 1 tiling will make a change
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in the practice in this state, for it
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has been generally held that if a
ZDreseed.
T-iULXXi'toer,
( ol ni!>‘.n litri r
I p. 111.
child is enumerated in one district
stf-axnerM.
clixd. 3Flccxin.g',
Our n<-w book < i-t .t’< <1 '* 40 M oney
To A to i » ano \\ :iy Ex< ep.t
Manin
|.uri,
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and school money is drawn for
Sunday.
Landings.
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M aking I deas ” k worth it Wil >1.1 III
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him in that district he cannot at
^Z o - ul I c L in g'-
gold to eve.y num whv want In start a
i 1 raiid«| il, < *■
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tend elsewhere without paving legitimate, p. >in^ ma’il "i b- business
Tlie n.ill is .’itu ttul in one oi tl.o Gne.-t b-’liis of I’ine mid Fir timber ii.
tuition.
Eastern Or', gon. Tiie pioprietors Lave spi.ri 1 nu <xpei.se to put the read in
It tells you wh it to do and
THEFAiWCUS
CASH R
•K The Place for Bargains.
Oregon is one of the few states
xxbich have not in arranging the
elate of its state elec'ions, fallen
into line w ith Hie national practice
xxliicb lix the presidential elec
tion for the first Tuesday in
November. Original!} then-was
a general and widely varying
practice in th - respect, but one
state at a time, through constitu
tional change, adopted the Nov
ember election day. This change
xxas proposed in Oregon some
fifteen years back, two legisla-
tures being all but unaniinousl p
for it; but when the question
came up to the people they re
jected it by an overw helming vote.
Nobody has ever been able to
explain w hy. All the argument
is favorable to the November
election, including a very consid
erable financial saving, but the
fact remains that the people
woulden’t have it. Under our
practice, members of congress are
elected a year and half before
they are required to appear at
Washington, and the governor
and members of the legislature
seven months before the begining
of their practical duti-.'s. No espe
COST OF IKRKiATION.
cial harm comes of this in ordina
The average first cost of bring
ry time*, but it is equally true
that no good comes of it. 'Fhe ing wnter on the land in I tah is
one possible advantage of our about $10 per acre for the whole
early election i. that being the state, which is extremely low com
first to vote each two years, the pnred with some of the prices
Oregon returns get an amount of charged in Oregon The average
value placed upon the land l y the
nation.d attention xvliii h gratifies
farmer is $27 an acre. The aver
our vanity and contributes to the
age annual cost of operation and
general
advertisement
which
repairs throughout the1 suite is 00
many deem a in liter of import eeiilH per acre The average first
ance. On the othei hand, a case1 cost of land and water is about $27
might easily occur in which we per acre. When this insures a full
should be glad to xxithhold rur crop every year, a person can real
vole until the latest possible date. ize what n first class investment it
In course of time the argument is. By reason of its natural water
of convenience and economy xvill facilities, where irrigation can be
probably prevail and we will fall done through gravity in many dis
in with tin common practice and tricts, Oregon i tiers a much belli r
cease to be a ’June’ state.’ - Oie- investment for the prospective set
tler.
gonian.
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Or. g. h ( it>. I'lii'ia.
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C’oou cor.diti in
All epceia) older* receive promp.t attention
An ixee'h i t (|Ua!it/of all kinds of lun.lci' aiwnis on l and. For fur
3:30 p in ther information cal! on or address
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any invention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning the patent-
al iiity of same. “Hoxv to Obtain a 1'atent” sent upon request. Patents
secured through us advertised for sale at our expense.
I :!ent taken out through us r rive special notice, without charge, in
Ture P atent R ecord , an illu crated and widely circulated iottrual, consulted
by Manufacturers and Investors.
Send for sample copy FREE, Address,
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HEAD MOISES CEASE MEDIATELY.
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F. A. WERMAH, C.» BALTIMORE. SAYC:
Bvrwr St ! Xtx—h jn. m.
: entirely cured of ¿ r.fn *
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ei.i .t ib
or cat irrh. for three month;
r! '■ a".v <««X conw’ted a num.
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the mo*t ','.■.
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to
your
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<reek- my heári • n£ in th<- *.l4e.»»r . fl-
IM ecu tu irai; («toreri Itlu.uk vu,
io reiu&iti
V :ry truly your a .
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X. M l'kVy - 4,s Hr-ui tiTay. niltlmore. Md.
fl’irtifntiHent floes not interfen with ■lini;- ninni t>r<-u¡Hitinn.
YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOiAE ;
it a nominal
INTERNATIONAL AtiRAl CHN.C. 5% LA SA LIE AVE., CKICAGO.-’lu:
Sffalr.
It I b
«tn u report in Spain that
the km
'» . marry hi»
Prin
re** \t<
.< ( oeli
This may I r true
< •. hut it is certain that the
or it uu
two ch
m played t>fether from
habv hot
end regarded themtrlves
a» betr bed to each other, »at < \! ’•
“I « Hl ne*rr n.atn i - u,
t rn
yen i -’»I*
cried the tiny prin-
re»» wliu a delicious pout. < n t nr<cea-
•Ion wh
is r < ie»tj < ffended her
h ighne«
•Oh. very well?” co«»llv re-
tvarhr.t the • mewhat vi itsHiint pro-
• pectWe 1 t idegr«»otw; "pl»»»» y.'iir-
self by all mean«
I am »ur» I n»T»r
ashed >• u tn l»e my wife
I abctild
prefer to o arry th» pa>try r.n.li'a
daught » . ihm I e. «Id »at alt the
nice»! cak • r th» ahnp without hat-
ing tn I’tt for them
CALDWELL SOAIÎO
A Genero! Banking Business Irnnsactcd
k.
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: . jughandlfut
’ h s Vi ihviM
Durimi, Which
‘•The- fruits of .lava.” writes a corre-
spoiitii nt < f the Pittsburg Dispatch,
“form i nn interesting rtudy in them*
evlver, , there nr>* so manj anti < f »uch
strange va lie ties, '¡'he niofet <<11HJ1<11
is the Iran;.’.-st • f all. It is railed the
durian, an grows like a huge cxvres-
relive fi<m the trunk < f a tree seme-
wl.at
n :..r to our pear tree. The
fruit, which is penr-*bape<l, gr«»ws to
a great size, often several feet in
h ngth, an.I has a yellow -kin. r< ugh
like a | t t.apple. The nn *t remaik
alfv th
• about the durisn, hvw-
r\ er. is i: t '<ir To tay o.u < an until
it a I I • k • <T is pulling it mi' i!)
\
ettnibin;: t i- n of aged egg* and tl v rip-
ct»t dure could not be compared with
it. When > oil break ojn’ii the hull to
find what can be the cause of a’l this
disturbanie to your ollnclory nerves
and fi
. great cluster of mow white
kernel - w ’ h tnMe like f < me M range-
|y <A ! i. u- custard your amazement
o
is greater still.
»
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■ strange fruit is the «er
a
.»
pri t f- nit ><• called from tl e fact that
fl»
its skin is the exact counterpart <f
that of a s nake. There is ti e pt tn« b»e.
like a ci’Ht orange; the p< ’
fruit
which ret etnblt»» that n v* ’ D ! p in al! o
U e cu-tnrd nj pit*.
but its fi <•
with a I \t lloxv cuFtRtd like piLav-
decit’r«! ta>tv . f turi vn-
ing a rather
t
tine; the n.ippnr. like a rv< '■ v rrv« irg
on a trv ; the ffrten ja< I f'vit. of
rather a enrse flavor; a si« ’! \rl!
M'th
an
unpronounceable A
fruit.
native rime. inca«ed in a itrvat
•
like
a
chestnut;
and
a
burr
o,’rr vaiifiirt vith none
hun ’r« i
and •< : ve f’c
rnmes.
but
T
* wr h ’ifYv••• • ■ ’ ‘cme
s ’•
’.itaide to
•
i na-
• 1
■ 11 c
ix rat *
carce
the
> r pn i nple ¡x» A ’ rana
/■ i ■' i’f’i?o io* <•«!’»■< a’lv
• « r
Them are more than 20
1’ e
<i i IT<
\ ricties of banana» native
to . t a ”
•>" l‘'i! !.1||. I!
mi: <lr.j. ;.< ..
Ahomlnnhly, But Tnnte»
>i
NvVet give up old bund* fur
rm u:r>
Maki m w ■ nc* if x ou
like, ami ix li n xml have 'i. until
that x mi i an trust th. in, lex e tin in
if you xx ill, but leiurmbii the old
one* »till. <!<• not forget that tliex
have been tiled and found title;
that thev bale been metix xxith
xou in time of ple.isme. sonoxxid
xxith xou in time < f sorrow, and
ilifi ndvxi xou xx hi n you xxeie
treated ixeli n jus’ne
Noni.it
ter if they have g ie down in the
•ocial *iale, nn-l xou up; no mat
ter if pove tv and misfortune
have come to them xxhile pio*
|crity ,u;d plcot ’..>xi s.ui • il up-
la
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■ h »11..il.nei : ,...n.kn, ,.
oirnuiik, rullìi ioriir.ioI».li„7„
• 1 ^ *<• y. ti• <11- li. u-j un ubpttritii'.<
si'itoi i (.(
| i, auiittais dthi.n.’..
(J P Rutile:-ferii. Burns, W
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QUEER FRUITS OF JAVA.
Mm el I a
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Mie htif! M.*.]»•■■ l'.nrficr,
.timers ça-.
tuning
gurar.teed
I
a
The press of thè Corniti v ts the
voice of thè i lintry. Il is the
sentiment of thè pillili., < listali/
cd
It is inaintained f r that pur-
pose. This ts its otlice.
One of thè midi’covci ed tliings
about iouiluiting a newspapei is
—why do people intei csted in
public questions remain silent un
til after issues ai e settled and
tlu n kick because lliei were set
tled < oiti ai x to their wishes?
The time to discuss a question
is while it is before the house.
The time to , liange public senti
ment is while that sentiment is in
the formative stage. The wav
to dei ide upon a public polii x i*
to ait it freely and truthfully. The
people who geneiallx kick about
government are lisa dlx’ found at
home on election d ix. Instead of
mingling t! vir i.lvns in the i in
niumty . f ideas, lin e nurse them
into complaints to be ilelivcied
lifter the light is OX er.
If xou knoxx anything of intcr-
ist, give it to the pies-. P.m’t
hide it. New . is peii-lialde stuff
and mu ', be given qui k dipitih.
If x ou don't like the w ax thing*
nie being run, sax so. h is X olii
pi ix il ge ; as a i iti/< n, it is» \ our
dill v. It ni ikes mm c inter« \t i«»r
Ì hr fir s
yom»elf and ti e pri -
i* a servant of tin |n> i.k , n ll r
t
mast. I, Make ll li e
ciirìnark.u-
bar L ott it ¡t b.: u dir.
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A I. CRAIG.
Gen. Pass Ag’t. Portinoli. Oregon
A I. MOHLER, Presi 1. ut.
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COFREr-PCNDENCE INVITED
cf imitaseli
tra t, mark*
rail lacci*.
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ui.'ivr hai: < o , . »! righi.
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loft hip; LU'llxF, < r p yff ’fftttf.L
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ftilk : < ni ii-, tj
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