L. XVIII. BURNS. HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, DECEMBER 3i, 1904. IN BEEF goes out to you from the depths of MOODY WOULD BE SENATOR by the students, and photographs TO BUILD THE PORTAGE ROAD of school rooms, class rooms, and my heart. Some one has said, ■ pupils will be the features of the “There are times when words fail BO ADVANCE IN PRICES WILL to convey meanings, ” It is just SAID TO BE A FACTOR IN PRESENT exhibit. Several schools have al- NELSON & WHITE WILL OET THE STRUGGLE. ready arranged for exhibit space, this lack of power to find words to INEVITABLY RESULT. CONTRACT. ■ among these being the University express my feelings that has de of Oregon, the Oregon .Agricultural layed my writing you fer so long, Cattlemen Expect a Very Strani Market Even now I atn at a loss to know Believed to bo Trylag to Uy Wires to Pull College, and the Monmouth Normal State Partage Road Commisslonera ■ad Is l4S7--Clalmcd to be Shaping School. Next Spring Prom Present Condi- what to say that would be of com Open River Association To Make Ik lions la Sonthwest. Things to That Ecd. Their Final Awards. fort to you in this dark hour. I can only say—a friend in far away Christmas at Warm Springs. While the political atmosphere Reports from the southwest in- Wisconsin who learned to love little Contract for building the Celilo «^dicate that one of the most rernark- Elmer during the short time that is surcharged with reports anent To the Editor.—The good folks portage road will be awarded today able shortages in supply of cattle he was her pupil fsels most deeply twists and turns probable in mak of upper Warm Springs settlement to Nelson it White for $115,523, ing up the texture of legislative or met and erected and ornamented a exclusive of rails and rolling stock. *~«xftver known in the history of the for you. While it is hard to see a tender ganization there is an element in nice Christmas tree. The exercises This was the decision reached last livestock industry is about to cul- " minaie in a marked advance in the young life blighted, just as the the eternal procedure of politics, consisted of a literary program ac night by the state portage commiss- i price of beef in the Pacific north- beautiful ro6e that is budding into which, while it hath not been heard companied by numerous songs and ¡oners Governor Chamberlain, See the evening was finished out with , retary of State Dunbar and State j,, west. The price was low, but in bloom as it were; still we know not to speak loudly in these parts, asocial dance. Treasurer Moore—and J. N. Teal, what purpose the Heavenly Father q., the last week there has been a nevertheless exists as a latent com Santa Claus made his appearance attorney for the Open-River Assoc- atiot alight advance. Packing houses may have had in his mind. It is pact of potential force, and that is in all his glory, beauty and beard iation. Rails and equipment will 'fil - »re bidding a little higher every surely for the best even though you none other than former Congress and made free with esjieeially the bring the total cost of the road u. I cannot see it in that light just now 1 l'a week, and a strong advance is look- I man from the Second District, juvenile portion of the assemblege to less than $170,000 or $175,000. ed for within the next 30 days dear friend. True it is cruel to Malcolm A Moody, who has cause Cattlemen expect a very strong have the pride of your heart taken to remember John Newton William dispensing his many and varied The road is to be finished by May Upp[ market next spring Portland from you, but remember that old son, in the fact that he is not the gifts that had been prepared tor the 15. and each day’s delay therea:‘er ^ packinghouses anil meat dealers Father Tims is daily bringing you Congressman incumbent, Bays the occasion. Many a smile lighted up Rill cost the contractors $500. savsj the countenances of the youths as the Oregonian. will feel the effect and consumers nearer to the brink that your loved Telegram. Nelson & White will be required one has just passed beyond. Do sembled to have a good time. The ■“"■"-may expect to pay higher prices Now there is a tale going the exercises were quite well conducted to give a bond of $50,000 for faith not grieve any longer dear friends, ;or steaks, roasts and veal cuts, only a little while and you will rounds that Malcolm A. Moody As a matter of fact, the construc ful performance of the contract. pYl»iays the Journal. cherishes within his thorax an am This firm is building the Great “There will, of course, be a sym- come to the end of that last jour bition to become United States tive aspect of the occasion partook Southern Railroad, the new lint rrpr pathetic advance in the pacific ney at the end of which you will Senator from Oregon; albeit, there more, really of the metropolitan tiian the sagebrush or backwoods that is to run from The Dallas to receive a joyous welcome from the northwest,” said James M. Neal, are many in circles political who caste. Great interest was manifest- Dufur and ultimately to Central little angel that has preceded you manager ol the Pacific States Pack- say it is a part of the makeup of ng company. “Buyers for the and is now awaiting you in that state politics that Malcolm A. does ed to see that everyone might have i Oregon. a good and enjoyable time. ' be portage contract will be aw- HL-eastern markets will come to Idaho, heavenly land where there are no so aspire. Now it is also said that Lee Thornburg was principal arded on a quantity price basis; K‘ill It Montana and eastern Oregon, the more sorrow but eternal happiness. the former Congressman hath territory from which we draw our Again extending you my deepest striven to ally all of hie forces east musician assisted by Wm Bedell. ^bat *M> money will be paid the con- There was a good attendance, num tractors according to the amount of sympathy and praying that this mpplies of bee£ and the unusual of the Cascades with that warhorse erous parties from other localities materials used, Nelson <t White may not serve as a means of open ** 1 lemand will send the price up. I of the County of Marion, Thomas participating and all seemed glad enter into the construction con- , io not think any Oregon cattle or ing your heart wounds afresh, I am Benton Kay, and it is said that that they came. tract with the State Commission, Most sincerely yours, calves will be sent to replenish the Malcolm A. Moody hath not striven Josephine Locher, One who was There. ' and the contractors who shall sup- ....... "’southwestern ranches. Texas is in in vain. But why is thia, wonders ; ply the rails and the rolling stock 20 Park St., Oshkosh, Wisconsin, — „the quarantine region, and cattle the seeker after truth, and the wise will agree with the state to receive Nov. 27.1904. Patronize Home lr. «try. from other states do not thrive acre hath made reply that th« poli as compensation what shall remain io:< i there. Darling loved one you have left us, tical monarch of the great plateau of the state fund of $151,000 after When you gat a catalogue has therein conspired to lay wires >VT "I want to say, however, that We your loss so deeply feel, ro,n ! payment to Nelson Sr White and a big mail-order house, juui look it . estimates of existing supply and But again we hope to meet you, for 1907, when there is to be elect with the Open-River Association i Pi "ireciTctinWnf -fqture conditions in When the dream of life has lied ed a successor to John H. Mitchell, over and see what their terms for lb, additional money required. of credit are in case you do not have Ai’l .he market for all .‘arm and field Up in heaven with the angels incumbent. 1 he associatlm. u«t out lo raise the ready cash; how much will they $40,(WO by subscription frfY noppl«. Where no farewell tear is shed. products are usually .¡wav oil'. It It is said that by the election of i give to assist the poor. After you. M other . ^^tapossible for anyone t<? tell the 1 Thomas Benton Kav to the Speak iuenling the state appropriation of have done thie and receive a reply ’ extent or the result of any supposed $165,000, but will evidently not ership of the House the man from see if your home merchant will do '.?TI! shortage in these products Sup- need that much, and perhaps less east of the mountains can become a An Unique Christmas Gift. as well.—Montesano Vidette. lOSCC'1: plies often come, when needed, from than three-fourths of it will suffice. power in the distribution of legisla That is gcod advice, and while | The meeting was attended also Hl'n.I®4he most unexpected quarters. Dr. Marsden haB received a tive patronage, such as the enact tbl by Attorney-General Crawford and i.i'HiA Conditions in this country adjust Christmas present a nicely arrang ment of suitable legislation, the the local newspaper spends C greater part of its time in P rotec * I State E ngineer A. J. McMillan. _____ themselves to meet the current de ed packet of the sepap book order appointment of coni mittees et cetera, mands. Time wt>s when stock containing various specimens of the and thus lay the foundations of a tion of local business, it has a right raisers kept their steers until they original work of the Indian child Senatorial machine, that will dove to ask that when the autoperitpate- W. II. Shirk returned Saturday it you aat were 4 years old, and hogs until ren taken form Burns to attend the tail in with exquisite niceness when tic canvasser for fake means of ad-1 from Jordan valley where he had they were 2 years old. Now they Fort Bidwell Industrial school. the solons gather in assembly two vertising comes along that he be been looking after road lands. Mr. given a wide berth by our merchant iPMiihmdrire BteerB over tbp scales at 2 The work is all kindergarten years from next January. Shirk reports that country in a and that whet: orders for patent Then, there is another thing prosperous condition. Stock is do «tics • ~yearB old>and the8e make the fine8t w oik which is under thecontiol bill-beads are solicited, a firm no > and LmaUort of beef. Hogs are sent to mar- of Miss Rakestraw. Every kinder The power from East of the Casca should be uttered, and even when a ing well; recently 2,500 spring tbaactadiketal 8 months and weighing 150 garten child whose former home des, so ’tie said, would like to have full stock of printing is enclosed lambs were sold at $2 371 per head, and Jives________ and are the finest meat. was in this city have contributed to the presidency of the Senate go to and wool is being contracted for at with an order for axle grease, that These changes are in a large part the collection and some are excep Multnomah, with Daniel James it be returned with thanks, while 16 cents a pound at the corrals.— °.TLm fdue . _ to the results of demonstration j tionally good. It also contains Malarkey on the throne. Nathan ZOUS StrliS pl . I we have print shops galore, whose | Lakeview Herald. a and icswat the government agricultural ex- some of the exercises showing the Whealdon, the right-hand bower of employes eat, drink and wear cloth nerT<”“,>* peri men t Stations, which gre en work in several studies as well as the former Congressman, intimated No More Suffering es—when they can get them. It lightening the people on scientific their and one or two leaves from exactly this much on the occasion oniv needs a little thought to fix examination papers. Dr. Marsden of a visit to Portland several moons ,tock rai8in«” If you are troubled with indiges this truth in popular mmd, that the ig by Mr. Neal staled there was a nor- prizes this gift quite highly and is ago, and, besides, it sounds perfect tion get a bottle of Dyspepsia Cure members of a community are dep ^^'“'^' mal supply of cattle in the Pacific glad to be remembered by his lit ly reasonable, "Nathan Whealdom and see how quickly it will cure endent upon each other for support ” MiBi,northwest, but that the few price of tle Piute friends. himself can aspire and hope to be and that the drummer for business you. Geo. A. Thomson, of Spencer, elected to the presidency of the intoKk sbeep had discou raged a good many which conflicts with any local in la., says: “Have had Dyspepsia iSnriMreisers in Oregon and they had sold Jim Dodson returned last Satur Upper House and thus assist in the dustry should be met with a stony for twenty years. My case was al day from San Francisco, where he elevation of Malcolm A. Moody to ruggiiti. their herds. glare which forbids discussion of most hopeless. Kodol Dyspepsia F. J. Hagenbarth of Salt Lake went with a band of beef cattle. “those glittering heights where Cure was recommended and I used the matter. '““City, president of the National He came back by way of Portland. fame sits with plums waving in a few bottle» of it and it is the only s Livestock association, who has been Sim says the Beaches and Mrs zephyrs of applause.” thing that has riffieved me. Would A Pleasant Pill. EXPgmt!« looking about for purchase of 5.000 Dodson are enjoying the winter in not be without it. Have doctored Coaprebeaalve Edacatloaal Display. stock cattle for his company’s Oregon’s metropolis, among the No pill iH ag pleasant and positive with local physicians and also at roses.—Lakeview Examiner. ranch in Mexico, said: ■i, ork . of t Schools u . . in • Oregon n ; i i aa L>®WitB.’e Little Early Risers. Chicago, and even went to No, way W will ... „ , “In my opinion one of the great , , . , , , ,, DeWitts Little Early Risers are so wite hopes of getting some relief, a 1 z a n r\/l > VT« ___ ____ * that 1 _ Ill , . but Kodol dysdepsia Cure is the shortages on record is about lo A WONDERFUL INVENTION. be shown at Lewis and Clark Cen- I r»* _______ mild and <- effective children, tennial. T sadb M* «ome to public notice. About 50 delicate ladies <h(J weak people only remedy that has done me any Plans for the educational depart- It is interesting to note that for P«r cent of the Rtock b!»ndled b’ enjoy their cleansing effect, while good, and I heartily recommend it. iwa^iji’leckers this year from the range tunes are frequently made by the ment of tbe Oregon display at the strong people say thsv are the best Every person Buffering with Indi districts were female offerings, sent invention of articles of minor im Lewis and Clark Centennial have | liver pills sold. Sold by Burns’ gestion or Dyspepsia should use iiSTfw'in to market by producers who portance. Many of th< more pop been outlined by General Sujiervis-, Druggists. it.’’ Sold by Burns’ Druggists. *-*q want to get out of the business be ular devices are those designed to 1 or R. F. Robinson and approved by es of what they conceive tube benefit people and meet popular the State Commission.' Prof Rob Heating Btoves at Voegtly’, See conditions, and one of the most in inson is planning a display of ed Voegtly for heating stoves. overproduction " Do you want to buy your gorxla right, if get the price« of the O. C. Co. who S result, it is predicted, will be teresting of these thsthas 6ver been ucational methods in the Exposi Heavy underware at greatly re- sr<- the largest buyers, and the closest shortage of calves, which invented is thd Dr. White Electric tion Blate which shall embrace the •«Ilers, beet quality. M its effect on the market Comb, patented Jan. 1, '99 These work done by every school in the duced prices—Miller A Thompson (State, and every gr de school. Pro wonderful Combs positively cure The thr?< years to come. ry finely F* kes In tR Texas Stockmen and dandruff, hair foiling out, sick and bably so comprehensive a displaj- ishington. W kes a prediction for nervous headaches, and when used never liefore st temp -d for an ex- for exhibit The Finest of All )K>sition. “stay in.” He says! with Dr. White's Electric Hair, tn ken to I"* organized by The state will lx< Brush are positively guaranteed j xtreinitlw ' true that cattle are low, made rdinary tn«» high again and that to make straight hair curly in 25 counties, each count v being these Wk f ■ Igh < lllen that an exhibit unit, a 111 days time. Thousands of these! stay in a business is lent’« okrl*’’ " so desire 1.1 av mak- ••per i«e exhib m * complet'- ly else is quitting it. ¡electric combs have been sold in [ e feet upon 1 the varion« cities of the I nion, and its. The work will it ■ arranged in It were. J Fur Sale Only at ’ the demand is constantly increas- grades, commencing wi’h the pri M MUNK ATED ie ends vf11 mary and ending with the high ! ing. Our agents are rapidly be Hehler* * school This plan will enable visi UP coming rich selling these combs. wing letter was sent howrrrr. 1« They positively sell on sight. Send tors to understand the educational Mrs. M. A. Dunn: really *•«* work of tbe state in the order of its ; quit* f**'8 .and Mrs. Dunn:—Ever for sample. Men’s size 35c, ladies development. Circulars on the tow. are e119 50c _ (half price while we are in- rd of the great sorrow „vj In t**7 Agents, Burns, Ore. subject will be sent to every school as seen fit to inflict upon trocucing them.) 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