I
<The ïimes-ÿerafd.
from the almshouse. All honor
to the brave toiler. God bless
the woman who works.—Ex.
Can You Pat?
HOLD SCHOOL ENTIRE YEAR gon to enlist stockmen of the coun-
! try in its support.
J B Taylor, a prominent mer-,
The new company is to be co- 'chant of Criesman, Tex , say,: 11
SATURDAY. OCTOBER », 1*M.
NOVEL 1DEA ADVANCED BV STATE operative, organized and conducted could not eat because of a weak
SUPERINTENDENT.
for the mutual benefit of the mana stomach I lost all strength and rar
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
gement and the stockmen of the down in weight. A'l that money
The Japanese army engaged in
Oue Year
92.00
state.
It will make an effort to could do was done, but all hope of
shooting the Russian is teaching i
Six Mouths
...................... 1.00
the rest of the world how to live. He Would Hive Various Grades Attend al provide a steady and just market recovery vanished. Hearingot some
Different Perloda--Conllnuoua Em
for the cattle of the suite and in rt- wonderful cures effected bw use ot
The great lesson of this war is
ployment for Teachers.
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turn will ask the moral support and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, I concluded
JULIAN BYKI)
— — — — Mtilfir that death from disease int i lent
active aid of the stockmen, for a to try it The first bottle benefitted
tc campaigning can be prevented
A dispatch from Sumpter to the
time at least. Mr Cahill on his me. and after taking four bottles, I
John l’inney, in a letter pub Major Louis Seamen, a military I Telegram says: From an appar-
trip will show to the interested men
lished in the Journal yesterday, medical man back from Japan, ently reliable source, it is learned in the state that the small stock- am fully restored to my usual stren
gth, weight and health. ’ Kodol Dys-
that next summer will witness the
pertinently asks: “What is the read a paper before the Associa
r holder is protected by the by-law4
pepsiaCure digests what you eat and
:
completion
of
the
Sumpter
Valley
tion of Military Surgeons at St
of the company and that his hold
matter with Oregon?” We know
cures.
Sold by Burns druggists.
'
Bailway
to
Prairie
City,
about
18
Louis Tuesday that contained
ings, however, small, cannot be tak
miles
from
the
present
terminus
1
out here that Oiegon is all right, some
marvelous
information.
en away from him or rendered use
hut why is it that so few people When Japan bagan to prepare for Should this prove to be the case, less by a larger stockholder. He
Up-to-date iob printing at reason
the John Day Valley will then have
back east know anything about fighting the greatest attention was
will also show those he visits that able prices.
realized its long cherished dream
WANTED— Agents, Hustlers,
Oregon, or if their attention has paid to the medical department. of railway communication. Others since the plant will be of direct and
great benefit to the raiser of stock, Salesmen, Clerks and everybody
A
great
Japanese
medical
au
think that while the road will build
been drawn to this state at all,
it is up to the latter to help the who wants to enjoy a good hearty
regard it with a vague suspicion thority said the Russians may put into the John Day, it will leave
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2,000,000 in the field. Many of Prairie City to one side, and that I plan through its earlier stages to laugh to send 50c for “'li|>s to
that it is a poor state? The rea
success.
Agents." Worth 150 to any per
sons for this have been often them will die from army life di another important town will be es
On the return of Mr. Cahill it is son who sells goods for a living.
seases.
Japan
will
put
50,000
tablished.
The
railway
officials
stated, but if what Mr. Finney
will make no statement as to the ^Pected that active construction If not satisfactory your money
and others say is true it seems men in the field. None will die company’s intention in this respect, wl,rk W,H commence at once and
back. Circular for stamp. The
from
other
causes
than
collisions
that the stating of the reasons and
claiming that the whole matter has (hat ,he Packi'* P’1»"’ wi" be ln Dr. White electric Comb Co., Deca
in
battle
all the urging of action to make
still been left for future considers- 'operation in a comparatively short tur, III.
Up to July 1 there were no
Oregon knowu in the eastern
lion. The right of way is being .time. Oregonian,
diseases in the Japaneese army.
states, have had but little effect.
cleared to Wright’s Station, six j
Early last spring The Journal There were no typhoid and other miles beyond the present terminus
REVISED TABLE OF INFORMATION.
urged
that complete, concise, intestinal diseases that marked the at Tipton but it is not thought
tastefully arranged and attractive camps of Alger, Chickamauga much grading will be done on the
following table has been compiled after careful and thorough iiivestiga- I
The road has lion The
ly dressed information about Ore and Miami during the Spanish- extension this Fall
of a.l records and statistics obtainable and gives actual resource- ct Harney (
American
war.
During
our
war
just about completed its improve county, every item of which can be proven :
gon he systematically distributed
Number, ( an , Wts. lbs.
at St. Louis and elsewhere in with Spain 70 per cent of the ments at Tipton Station. The de
2,41X1,000
80
j,s | Wool clip annually, Harney county...............
5,600,000 1
480
100,000
great quantities, but visitors to soldiers that perished died from pot building is now receiving its Sheep shippe . annually..............................................
1000 25,000,000
..
.
25,000
finishing
touches,
and
in
a
day
or
disease.
Two
hundred
and
sixty
Cattle shipped annually.................... ....................
eastern cities keep repeating the
3,360,000
160
4,000
two will be complete. Instead of Horses and mules shipped annually....,.........
2,500,000
story that they can find plenty of men were killed, and 3862 died
100
Merchandise
»dipped
into
merchants
laying track in a Y shape for turn
in camps.
2,500,000
100
such literature about California
ing the train as is the case here Merchandise shipped direct to ranchers
200,000
to
Up
to
July
1
the
proportion
of
Stock salt and sulphur
.......................................
and Washington, but none about
6
and
at
the
smelter,
they
are
using
Stage
freight
at
3
cents
per
pound
........................
Oregon. And this seems to be Japanese soldiers dying from di a loop. Many other improvements
LOCAL HAUL.
sease to those killed was 2 per
the main matter with Oregon.
are going on at Tipton, and consid
2,100,000
Lumber
gold
annually,
feet
................................................
3,000
Nearly everybody perceives cent. The Japanese have abol erable business is being t-ansacted Fuel wood sold annuali, cords..............................................
5,000
ished
sickness
from
the
army.
Fence
posts
sold
annually
..........
...................................
that Oregon’s principal need, in
there alredy.
order to progress and become the
great state that nature so richly
fitted it to become, is more peo
ple, more home-makers, workers,
producers, developers, taxpayers.
Hut to get these people here, they
must be told about Oregon; their
attention must be attiacted, their
interest aroused.
This can be
done only by literature of the
kind indicated, distributed judici
ously. A little work of thisjcind
has been desultorily done, and the
O. R. & N. railroad has accom
plished much along] this line; but
not one tenth enough has been
done. If Oregon is going to ac
hieve her proper destiny, and keep
up with the procession in this age
of rapid and large movements,
she must toot her horn loudly and
continuously, and do i' so that
They did it, Dr. Seamen says,
by testing all water to be used for
drinking. The soldiers were lec
tured on the proper foods to eat.
The smallest squad had a portable
bath. So thorough are the Japa
nese that the soldiers are directed
to keep their finger nails closely
pareil and clean.
Of the thousand returned wound
ed to Tokio before July 1 not one
died. There are no fever camps,
as there were in our country six
years ago.
Thus, Japan saves all her sol
diers for the bullet. The “silent
foe,” says the military observer,
claims none.
The peaceful nations can learn
from Japan that disease is a matter
of neglect.—Chicago. American.
millions of people will hear.
Land Sharks to Escape.
In proportion to size, this state,
in an all-around view excells Cali
The timber thieves who haye
fornia, so famed throughout the
eastern states, and is fully equal to been fearful of indictment by the
Washington, that has left this federal grand jury, are to have one
state behind in population, wealth
and development. But it counts
for nothing for us to know these
facts. They must be made known
throughout the land.
But how, and by whom? The
next legislature ought to take up
this matter, and deal with it lib
erally. And Fortland, as the
state’s chief city, ought to do more
than it has done in the past. Here
is work, too, for the development
league, for the exposition manage
ment, and for every kind of or
ganization, and even for individu
al.
Within the next few months
five million people living east of
the Rock) mountains ought to be
made to hear about Oregon, to
believe the truth that Oregon is
the best state in the union.— Fort
land Journal.
God bless the girl who works
She is brave and true and noble.
She is not too proud to earn her
own living or ashamed to be
caught at her daily task. She
smiles at you from behind her
desk, counter, or printer’s case.
Theie is a memory of her sewed
up in the silent gown. She is like
a principle- climbing, struggling,
rejoicing. The sight should be
an inspiration to us all. It is an
honor to know this girl and be
worthy of her esteem. Lift your
hat to her, young man. as she
passes by. Her hands may be
stained by printers’ ink, factory
grease, sweeping or dish wash
ing, hut it is an honest helping
hand. It stays misfortune from
home; supports an invalid loved
one, may be; is a loving, potent
more respite With perhaps a sin-
gle unimportant exception, no evi-
dence in relation to the land frauds
is to be submitted to this grand
jury and no short will be made by
the government, says the Oregon
Daily Journal. No subpoenas for
witnesses agaist those concerned in
the frauds have been issued by
United States District Attorney
John Hall.
The government's inaction is a
surprise, yet t does not necessarily
indicate an abandonment of the ef
fort to reach those of the conspira
tors who have thus far escaped from
the clutches of the law
Secret agent* of the interior de
partment are «till engaged in fer
reting out the proofs of guilt, and
it is well known that they have
evidence which points strongly to
the complicity of men of means and
of high standing, who rumor has
long connected with the frauds
But whether this evidence is suffi
cient to form the basis of indict
ments is uncertain
Francis J Heney, special coun
sel for the government in the pro
secution of Benson, H vde, Diamond
and Schneider, and in the cases
against Horace McKinley and his
accomplices, is taking no part in
the investigation of others whose
operations in pubic lands have
aroused the suspicion of the govern-
ment
Free! Free!—Handsome China-
ware absolutely free We are still
giving tickets on Chinaware for cash
purchases only. We now have
a large supply on hand Take a
peep in our windows.—Lunaburg
A Dalton
Adam George, l.awen, Oregon is
preparing to winter ODO head of
stock—cattle or horses—cheap as
shield that protects many a family the cheapest.
JtdtT i t*ì.
J BRENTON A BERDUCO, Proptg.
Main St., Hurns,J)re|0S
from experienced hands.
Elegant Hem livery tUFDoa|
11
fating Parties Accommodated
Horses Bought and Sold.
The feud between the cattle mid
LIVE STOCK.
sheepmen on the western ranges
..300,000
has been one of long standing, says Number of sheep
owned in Harney county
550,000
r>L.. zir. on
md in llornnv i’iXI
Number of sheep
summered
in Harney county ........................
200,000
the Monument Enterprise. Cattle Number of cattle owned in Harnev county
........................
150,000
Tons
ol
hay
grown
annually
in
Harney,
over
men have guarded their pastures
50,000
Tons of hay grown annually, in a radius of 30 mile of Burns
with the Winchester, but have not
AURA or LAND IN HARNBY COUNTY.
been nble to overcome the dogged
persistence of the sheepmen. Con Area of land, acres.....................................................................................
Surveyed...................................................... .................................................
sequently there are but few sections (Jnsurvayed...................................................................................... ■ ................
above amount 556,324 acres are in forest reserve and Carey selections.
of the range country' that have not Of
Appropriated............................................................................................................................. ’
been subjected to the close nipping Tillable, assessed...................................................................................................................
Nontillable, assessed..................................... .......................................................................
and sharp trampling of the sheep
Improved, not patented......................................... ..................................
_ ■ ■ ■
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson Susceptible to irrigation under U. S. Geological survey of Silver Creek
reservoir..................................................
................................................................... 336,000
is quoted as follows on this subject:
»,000
Carey selections, approved...............................................................................................
“We are solving the sheep and cat Road Companies Land........................................................................................................ 44,000
95.000
tle light in Wyoming all right, and Appropriated................................. ....................................................................................... 876,000
Susceptible to irrigation.......................... ..................... ......................................... .........
we will have it all fixed if we have Tillable liench land above irrigat'on line, over........................................................ 150,000
time enough. We are doing it in Amount now covered by Malheur Lake which would be drained and re 35,000
claim by holding up water of Silvies River in reservoir ............................
this way: Ths cattlemen are going
Water Facilities—Silvies River, Silver creek, McCoy creek, Blitzen River, and
into the sheep business and the ten smaller streams.
Altitude—4,100 feet-same as Salt Lake Valley.
sheepmen are going into the cattle
Mean Temperature—42.
Annual precipitation—12 ini lies.
business.
Minerals—2,200 pounds of borax mined and hauled by team from Denio, Ore
“In other words, we are running gon, to Winnemucca, Nevada, daily, being all that is developed to speak of.
Crops—Wheat, oats, rye, barley, alfalfa, sugar beets, hope, potatoes and all
both sheep and cattle. We find
kinds of hardy fruits and vegetables.
that the cattle eat the part of the
grass the sheep will not touch, and
the sheep have no trouble in getting
the fine grass they want. We have [iä
no trouble running them both on
the same range, and we can latten
them both and make more money
than with cattle or sheep alone.’’
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CITY MEAT MARKET '
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fl. E. YOUNG, Propf.
Fresh
Salt Meat
and
The preliminary wmk of orgniz-
ing the Columbia Basin Stockyards
and Packing Company has been
finished and J. J. Cahill, manager
of the company, will leave in a few
days for Eastern and Southern Ore-
Ad«
rnitui
hould
irders.
CORNED-BEEH,
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sity a
Home Sagar-Cored
HAMS
Home Made Lard
and Bacon.
place
there i
Beef sold by the quarter and
cut up to suit the customer.
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MBS. CECELIA STOWE,
Orator, Hntre Nous Club.
176 Warren Avenue.
C hicago , lu... Oct. 22,1902.
For nearly four years I suffered
from ovarian troubles. The doc
tor inai»ted on an operation as the
only way to get well. I. however,
»trough objected to an operation,
husband felt disheartened as
well as I. for home with a sick
woman is a disconsolate place at
I »at. A friendly drnggist advise-t
him to get a bottle if Wine of
I'ardui for me to try. and he did so
I tiegan to improve in a few .lavs ami
my recovery was very rapid. With
in eighteen weeks I was another
lemg.
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It gives the farmer or stockman and his family something to
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woman how a home i< -a.hlennll <
female weaknera,,. I l,o» <
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neon and brings health ai.4 1, u>|o
again. b* nut go on «liner-
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