(Jive V.ur Stomach A Rest. She Simes-Bíeraíd desert upon our so called lands. THE SHEEPMEN ARE HAPPY We will cover this arid area with feel that KodolCure deserve.- all the ---------- commendation that can be given it | Your food must be properly di- as d »»ved the life of our little girl plants of varidus sorts which will SATURDAY APRIL », IM6. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: |2.00 . l.OU .76 One Year Six Month« Three Moutha gested and assimilated to be of any i „hen »be was three years old. flu­ If your atomacb is ¡, now w» have kept it for b< yield hundreds < f millions of tons ADV ANCE OF THREE OR HR R CENTS value to you ON WOOL SI RE weak or diseased take Kudol Dys-|Conltautly, but of course »be only of additional forage and grain for pepsia Cure. It digest» what you takes it now when anything di»; western tloi ks and herds. Our eat and gives the stomach a rest, green with her. Sold bv burns farmers will grow this upon land now considered practically worth­ th««« LIVERY, FEED AND SAÍ STABLE. FPENTON &rCILBERT, Propti. Wku Hair ■»! Cvniraclcil Kill liel Twenty teal, und up--Much ol enabling it to recuperate, take on [)rusgi»u. new life and grow strong again. less.” The Clip Coatjicted. Kodol cure» sour «tomach. gae. blo- ^1'1.IAN HYKI> — — — — Maa«««« Men'» wear cleaned and repaired E.-c.rn Oreg » " n d- »’ing. boort palpitation and all dig­ by piece or month at the Hill re- 1- From the citation» made by ready contracted for. will bring 20 estive disorder». L. A. Sopber. of dence.—Mr» Moon Cuniersiun of Weeds •‘Forestry and iriigation” it ap­ to 21 cent» a pound for the lighter Little Rock, Ky , write» uh : pears that the department of agri­ mountain grades, before the welling I.uaher Burbank, the plant life culture in Washington is co-op­ »ea»on ie fairly opened Thia will ‘•wizard” says: “Weeds are weeds erating energetically with another be an advance of three to foti[ cent» because they are jostled, crowded, branch of the national govern­ over the market of last year for the ctopped, trampled on, scorched by ment in reclaiming the arid lands same grade». The Pendleton and fierce heat, starved, or perhaps of the west, Secretary Wilson ha« common territory will be able to suffering with cold, wet feet, tor­ sent expert botanists over nearly »ell for 20, and at The Dalle» and Shaniko the price will be »lightlv tured by insect pests, or lack of the whole earth in search of use­ higher, owing to the better freight ful plants which can be made to nourishing food and sunshine. rate» allowed the Dulles region be­ grow with a limited supply of 'I hole is not a weed alive that cause of the water competition ” Although the hunt is w ill not, sooner or later, respond water. The foregoing ataleuient ivu» liliei ally to good cultivation and still in progress it has already made to the Portland Journal by a yielded excellent results. It is persistent selection.” heavy dealer in wool from Lantern If Burbank had not done what believed, for instance, that the so- Oregon, who went on to »ay: he has done, we might suppose called macaroni wheat can be ‘‘Last year the choicer grade» of this to be the verbal eltloresccnse made to yield from fifteen to wool brought Hi to 17 cent» at Pen­ of a vegetable and floricultural en­ thirty bushels an acre in regions dleton, and correspondingly more thusiast, hut w ith his triumphs in in which ordinary wheat and corn at Shaniko. The crop was rather view we arc fain to give even this will not grow. Guy Elliott points closely taken up, and the buyer» extreme statement respectful at- out in the pet iodical just mention­ appaienllv belieyed the market thia year would be strong At any tention if not immediate and full ed that improved methods of cul­ rate, they came into the market tivating the soil have come into « redence, says an exchange. ln«t winter and this spring, and Burbank has produced the vogue in western Kansas and wrote contract» for the clip» at Nebraska which encourage (lie white blackberry, the stoneless lower than 20, and a portion of the prune, the thornless cactus, the hopes of those who are engaged inland empire clip was taken in By what plumcot plum c rossed w ith apri­ ¡ in reclamation work. this manner. ^a is known as the “ Campbell sys­ cot the crimson poppy from the ‘ It leaveH comparatively little yellow, the fadeless (lower, and tem” all of the moisture which that i» not contracted for, and that many other wonders in plant life. comes in the form of rain is con- which ha» not been pledged will David Starr Jordan says Burbank served in the upper stratum of firing a high price in response to Most complete stock of Farm Implements in Eastern Oregon. is a more useful man than t' earth, and luxuriant crops are ob- the »harp demand that is inevita­ "here the annual precipita- ble.” mechanical mventor—Edison, foi COOPER WAGONS, RACINE AND FREFtfONT BUGGIES .Malheur Mercantile Co Main'St., Burna, Horses receive the best cl from experienced hands Elegant ffem LiVePy (o Cuting Parties Acctmmodr thereabout» Mr R left oil yes­ that gait up for a month. Then terday's stage for Burns, but ex­ pects to return in a »hurt time, anil « base a lot al item all over tow 11, «pend a month or two in this locali­ and after you have gotten th«- f.u ts ty. lie ia a very genial gentleman llriting stoves nt Vix-gtly’» right, condense them into a few and well qualified to manage the lines an hour's work that can important business entrusted to Ins Vucgtlv for heating stoves. lx- lead m a few seconds, lh> charge. — Vai«' Gazette this for .1 dozen item« that seem ful deed« insigniti« ant .liter they ate punted, but which you know are impor­ tant, then have tile items ci iti« iteci and inaccuracies pointe«l out to you when it is too late to correct them « bairn <>h, \es, it is easy.- Ex- Joel II Smith mid family of Burn» arrived the first of the week and will make Ontario their Inline home Mr Smith haa accepted a poritiun a» mixologisi at the Carter lloiiwe Bar — Argil« A. E. YOUNG, Propt. 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Optician Entrraver. l'ine Watch Repairing A Spe­ cialty. THE MARLIN FIRE AR/TS CO. Willow St. New Haven, Conn. FR&E! I idling For Covotes. Ranchmen in this county have discovered a scheme for getting rid of coyotes which have been a source of almost endless trouble, says a dispatch from Saute Ee, New Mexico Large fishhooks are being lied to bushes, placed some dis­ tance from the ground in order to force the animals to jump for the meat When the jaws of the coy­ otes close upon the fcxxl they are caught by a hook and held sus­ pended until killed T he plan is working extremely well, the ranch­ men who have been lo-ilig chickens and lambs in large numbers are much pleased with the results CITY MEAT MARKET FUR THE man and the woman that cannot or will not be exter­ minated, but may an be seen al the 1 P" Ranch desiring to purchase should hop tn of J'. If lfwell, Assistant to the Q<-.. ,d Manager, who will furnish inform,«- n o < to prices and will sell the same. FRENCH-GLENN LIVE STOCK CO HAMS AND HACKS, P. & 0 PLOWS, SEEDERS. DISC, DRAG AND SPRING TOOTH HARROWS, AND THE McCORMICK IDWER AND BINDER. THREE CHINESE ARRESTED sees vast possibilities of develop­ ¡ wo year-olds in quantities To all our Subscribers! THE GREAT AMERICAN FARMER * INDIANAPOLIS, IND. The heading Agricultural Journal of the Nation. Edited by an able Corps of Ulniters, The American Farmer is the only Literary Farm Journal published. in the h nies of rural people in every section of the United State- think ,u It ti 1« , p. ,-ni. ,„ of lts own anj i)as lakel) (he jeading place -• ii'i i firmer or stockman and his family something ut aside from the humdrum of routine duties lor the next three months, we offer this paper free with Geo Maupin of Red Rutte ar­ rived m Vale on Monday for a four- c li.iv e no uscle«.« American horse team for Spring supplir« lie a i. , viv Secretary Wilson in »»» accompanied by his daughter, slacking >>f the woik of the «!«•- Mias Maupin I - alette p.utment in intnxlucing new plant« md improving method.« of <’ E Kenyon, assistant cashier ••There are no had of the First National Batik, paid acies. we w ill make them all pio- Weiaer a liusinv«» visit \\ edntsdav duitivc. We have agricultural Ontario Argua explorers in every tai corner of FOR SAI E <’Ivd.-sdale stallion, the world, and they ate finding «tops which have liecome so ac­ s years old. weight I •'.’»• |H>uiids climated to div c>indilion*, «imilai record of . |wr cent colt«. for par­ to om own in the west, that we ticulars address thia oilier agmulture will in mm Eave plants thriving Job pnnling Fne Finir«* Herald L7oar for $2.00 I his offer is made to all new »ubstriber.«, and all old ones who pay up all arrears and r betuct » now nnd April i, 1 qj 5 J 3