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11. T. Nowcll formerly director
of tho experiment fnrm depart
ment of tho Agricultural colleRO
of Wyominjr in his paper on
"Conservation of Moisture tho
Basis of Dry Farming" says:
"It may be very well for tho
scientist to say that twelve inches
of rain fall would be needed,
even if all wero actually used by
tho plants to produce a certain
number of bushels of wheat, but
if a farmer actually grows that
number of bushels with a less
amount of rainfall, the experi
ments havo a shadow of doubt
cast upon thorn. In all such cal
culations, however, it must be
remembered that under the sys
tem of dry farming here advocat
ed, two years' moisture must be
conserved for one crop.
The conservation of soil mois
ture by cultivation has been
known in a somewhat vague way
for a great many years, but
every year that so much vegeta
tion is being done as at tho pre
sent on dry farming methods,
there will be something new
on tho farm may bo lost in three
ways: 1. By tho snow blowing
off the surface or rainfall run
ning off 2. By its seeping be
low the action of tho crop root
and running away as sub-surface
water, and 3. by evaporation
from tho surface. It is used
only in supplying moisture to tho
tissues of tlie plants and by
transpiration from the leaves.
"It is the object of the dry
farmer to prevent, as far as pos
sible, the three great losses of
water so as to leave more for the
use of the plant. The running
off of water may largely bo pre
vented by having occasional
banks a foot or more, or raised
roads or counter furrows that
will keep the water from going
down the steepest slope. Tho
seepage may be prevented to a
great extent by deep plowing
and compacting of these soils
which do not become firmly corn-
found out about the best ways of nr as ervl0"s s n J? olTbla.ck
retaining for use of the plant the Ms 01! a h,ot ro -th LcK's'
moisture that comes into thc!lature has smco adjourned.
soil. I At no time during tho history
"The rain and snow that falls 'of Oregon was tho state being so
pucted together by their own south through Oiegon and Cali
weight. Thus for loose soils, fornia. A trolly ride over tho
either the roller or the subsurface! city, an informal reception and
packer is of groat value. This .dinner at the Commercial Club,
compact earth, some nine or ten
inches deep, when it is properly
prepared, form a sort of reser
voir that will hold the water
from seeping downward. We
know that earth which has been
stirred and then pressed together
will take up more water and held
it by capilarity than earth in its
natural condition. Most of the
efforts of the dry farmer, how
over are directed toward prevent
ing the third and most serious
source of loss, that by evapora
tion from the surface. The force
of capilarity is hardly understood
even by scientists, but it is well
known that water will be raised
and carried some distance through
fine tubes or interstices between
the soil grains and that when a
crust forms on cultivated land
this action takes place very rap
idly; that water is brought to the
surface about as fast as it will
evaporate from the surface, un
til there is practically no mois
ture left in the ground. Culti
vation breaks up this crust, dis
integrates the tube-dike inter
stices, and forms a soil mulch on
the ground which protects the
moist earth below from evora
tion. Cultivation docs many
other things of great value, not
only to the dry farmer but to
any kind of farmer, but I cannot
go very far into a discussion of
them."
siror !,-. -! nqi;-iuinerr.
NO JIONI.Y Kl.ljljlJl.l
to i yi nc
it
imk I
U.N 1).1H' rill:K'IIHAI,diiiuuTliKliiim wiui
nil ii i.j i , tut you with. II
71K
kci p me i.lcyclr .lup It luck to ui at nur eK.ne tul viw will tiul U eui .
FACTORY CRICFS W lurnll',tlie highest v fc Wcyilts it i. ,
i an i uii i ruiyco ,mi i WOfu ,bo0 a(tui (, , . r ;
to In. middlemen's irolits liy lnulrn dirett tf ui in I ha... n n,Jn
uaw li. I.in.i your bicycle III) NII' IIIIV a hiccleor a uur
tt an, trut until you receive our cauiotiues and learn tiur
trc 4U4 rtmirhaUi l Lit ojrrri to rltliT uci llU.
YOU WILL BE ASTOniSKI-f! M".n 'ou '" "" '"-"1 " nuitw
lU II I Li, UU (lOIUIIUncU d, pur suiieih mod.ls at I lie . .r r
I , i f, wi rag mike ion On y.ar Wr ell tliehujIieslljTadt Uty e.for.r ,u v
IIIt.lCL.r. IM.AI.KItri. VOU Can ll Imr inif .1 lind. n.ir. fin n.n. .j.t. 1
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OU.i JIUn-DLIiitUJ, t(ui uent ol ail kind, ul A Ik, utual rtl.nl frlcu. ii"i iqm
smiiO iPnTfsm) mmwtxmK.vximK tana
i& s-HFaiin Tints."
wmii iiutfinniiiu UBUAtaV IU iri9lWUUUE,UNLy
tte r'xu r rftiiilpru c' tht'tttrtt it
" ( if Per Pur, but fa v (r duct we wilt
til, to arnftli-pmrfartt WUash tthortlerfl ')),
HO MOnE TROUBLE FtlOrV. PUHCTUftES
'.AIM, 'Iucka or ais "111 not Int tlm
ulr out. hi! tlioiiknnl puira aold ltu! ytar
Ovirtuo I -nurril ih'juiuti'l paimriowlti tine
DE5C prWWM.I innllniiltisllvel;
anil' i iixii
ni? vciydui
ulityol rub
1 iiiidliiudlnsidewirh
r. ivhu h never I nn
vclv
a i
tioroi .iiuwIiKh clow s un i mull li
laKlhi mrtoesaic WeliavrliuuurcdsoMcttcrafroraaalis
hit li clow i up i mull tiiianurca wn nnul allow
esatic We liavr hundreds of lctlcra from satis-
licdiu lomfHStiiliiiKlliiilllielrtlrcihavconlyUreniiuinrxril
upoa'eortwii e in a v. hole season 1 hey wclli no more than
uiordinar tire, the puncture relsllnKfiialllleslicliigiflvcn
by cevt ral layers ol linn, specially prepared fabric ou the
tread The rcxular price of these 1 1 res is 13 so per pair, but fur
HierideroloHlyHlWerpolr All ordcrii shipped same day letter la received. WeshlpC.0 D. on
spproval, You do not nay a cent until you liave examined and found them strictly as represented.
We will allow a casli discount of j per cent (thereby maklnir the price atl.oa per nalri If vou
end I'llU. CA.SH WITH OUIi:A and enclose Ihls advettlsemeSt. We will also send Lne
nickel plated brass hand pump, 'fires lo be returned at OUH experw If lor any reason they are
not satisfactory on ezamlnalion We are perfectly reliable and money sent to us la as safe In a
bank. If you order a pair of these tires, you will find that they will ride easier, run faster,
wear belter. lut longer and look finer than any tire you have ever used or seen at any price. We
know that you will be so well pleated that when you want a bicycle you will give us your order.
We want you to lend us a trial order at once, hence Ihla remarkable tire ulTrr.
auvrriisinKpurposcHweBreinaKinifaspcciaiiaciorypriceio
itT Vtlll tlltrtrn ir0rO oWl buy any kind at any price until you send for a pair of
. " . . . 'fctu' f'rttO Htdgclhorn I'uucturc-I'roof tires on approval and trial at
Ihes
msa-swaa. sna.u ntugclnorn ruueture-rroof ttrca on appr
fecial Introductory price quoted above, or write for our MaT Tire and Sundry
Ibes and quotes all makes and kinds of tires at about hall the usual prices.
descr;
nn Mir WAIT but write ua a postal today, l)(l NOl' THINK Ol' IIUVINO nblcycta
MJU IIUI VVMII or a pair of Urea from anyone until you know the new aud wonderful
oilers we are making, It ouly costa a postal to learu everything. Write It Nt)V.
I L MEAD CYCLE COMPANY," CHICAGO, ILL
(Portland Correspondence) .
Seven stalwart young Swedes
arrived in Portland last Thursday
direct from their far-northern
home. They all came Jfrom one
villiago, and in a great many cas
es their sweethearts had preccd
,ed thorn. A prominent society
belle of this city was hoard to
say that she wished she was a
Swede, that they had a lot more
fun than she and her friends.
Tho ollicers of tho Portlai. 1
Commercial Club are taking time
by tho forelock in making tho an
nouncement that during tho ses
sion of tho Legislature just clos
ed that not a single suggestion
or request of any Hind or charac
ter was put before Oregon law
makers by tho Club.
Positivo promises are made
that Eugene and Portland, tho
two cities at the extremes of the
Willamette Valley, are to be con
nected by trolley just as soon as
men and money can do tho work.
Someone remarked ten days
ago that "Tho people of Oregon
thoroughly advertised as at pre
sent. Business men of Portland
are sending out leaflets which
emphasize the statement, "You
can buy your ticket to any point
'in Oregon just as cheaply as to
Portland."
Th nm:n Commercial Club is
reorganized and at work. The
Elgin Commercial Club gave its
first annual banquet last week.
A great many of the preachers
and school teachers of Oregon
are busily at work in an effort to
get Eastern people to take advan
tage of March and April colonist
rates. Appeals from the pulpit
and teachers platform arc won
derfully helpful, and those in a
position to aid in this way who
are not doing it are neglecting a
duty to Oregon.
One hundred and fifty Seattle
and Tacoma excursionists were
in Portland Saturday, bound
.occupied their stay.
Others besides multi-millionaires
can now eat the fruit of the
Oregon hen.
I.nom Shoulder.
This is a common form of mus
cular rheumatism. No internal
treatment is needed. Apply
Chamberlain's Liniment freely
three times a day and a quick
cure is certain. This liniment
has proven especially valuable
for muscular and chronic rheu
matism. Sold by all good deal
ers. NO TRESPASSING.
Hunting and fishing are strict
ly forbidden upon any of the
Pacific Live Stock Co. ranches.
Trespassers will be prosecuted.
John Gilcucst.
Supt.
Do Not Trifle
With a Cold
Is goal lulvicc for men and women. It
may b.- . itm in tlie case of a child. I,oiij;
exper has proven that there is lioth
inj I) lor colds in children than
C .smberlain's
CoogK Remedy
It Is ' 'rlte with many mothers mid
never I: tints them It contains no
opium r narcotic find may ho jjiviu
wiui i it commence.
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H iil
i, yci.fumiil, J br iu Oumnnu
U ml
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r Olllrtlil
're lira
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en.iip
Itl .mil
I uli-aml
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'hit to ITilit
liU S4VC j
lurer's
you ire tlitn not i.
lectly ium.Iii
ill "i from rtj tu
unheard ol .. ty
(I; ; t.ot rreulaily handle second hand hlcyclei, liul
'tj.hy our Chkai;ii reull stores, '1 line we clear bul
f"
(b. t.
Nolle, tho tlilolc rulilmr triad
A'' ami tlUlluLura atrlnu Mil'
and "l," also rim atrip "II"
Ui prnnint rim outtlnir. 'I his
tiro will outlast any otlmr
nmkii -NOIi-r, KLAHtlf) ami
KAJiV JlIDINd.
Catalogue whlci
I?
Oikr. filled ll .I..1. r.V ..I ' ..-..".. ..
V'i.ii-2 t-h aBiBialBiaBH '
"L, have sold Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for tho past eight
years and find it to bo ono of tho
best selling medicines on the
market. For babies and young
children there is nothing better
in tho line of cough syrups, " says
Paul Allen, Plain Dealing. La.
This remedy not on' cures tho
coughs, colds and uoup so com
mon among children, but is plea
sant and safe for them to take.
For sale by all good Dealers.
NlsW CLUIMINU PROPOSITION
Wo have arranged to offer in
connection with this paper, tho
now monthly farm magazine just
started at Lincoln, Nebraska, by
Prof. II. W. Campbell and dovot
ed to tho subject of how to farm
in the dry country and how to
gol best results from boil tillage
undur normal conditions. This
Paper is Campbell's Scientific
Farmer and we offer it clubbed
with The Times-Terald both for
$2.50 per year cash. Prof. Camp
bells' new paper is a monthly,
chock full of good things, the
only paper of its kind in the
world, and it embodies tho re
sults of the editor's many years
of painstaking investigation of
the soil tillage proposition.
NOTICE
Heini: unntilo to lvu our pergonal
iittcntinii (o thu collection of tho tic
counts iluo ue, thu sumo linvu bt'on
pluued witfi Mr. C. II. I.uoniirtl. A
year having oliiMtrf slncti tlio iIIh
Holullnn of i!o-mrtii(rpiip n prompt
snttltiuiMit of tlio Piunii in reitiott(l
Maiirukn it (?i:auy.
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit Court of tlm Stntti of Ore
Kon for llnrncy County.
James II. Omtl, plaintiff
VH
John Million and Jniuoa I'.
Million, derundiitits.
To John Million, tho uliovo named do-
fendant:
In thu immeof thi ttatuol Oregon, you
nro hereby required tonppattraml mnwur
tlio complaint lllwl iixalimt J on In the
nboo untitled suit on or befnru tlioluct
day of the tlnio proscribed In Ibo order ol
tho publication ol tide ftumiuonx, to wit:
on or luifoie thn H7tli day ol M.ir.li 1800,
hhiiI dalo bolng tho expiration of nix
week from tho II rut publication of this
Miimiiions, mid if you fall so toappeiir
and answer, for want thereof, plaintiff
will apply to tins court for thu relief da
iiundcd in tlm complaint, to w It : for u
l creo adjudging plaintiff to bo tho
owner of tho SWt, olNW(, tlio N of
SWhf and SWkf of SWfcf of action 'J In
Tp. 33 8. It. ai !:., W. M., Hamoy
County, Oregon, and that tlw ilffi'iiilitiitn
bold the mum in trust for plaintiff and
rtxpiireiiiK thorn to execute and deliver
to pluintlir deed uojivylni; paid lce.ul
title to plaintiff, and for plaintiff' tost
and disbiirsemnutH, and Hitch other ro
lief iih may bo proper.
TliU miiiiinotia l puhlldhed by order
ol llun. J. I1. Ituctor, County Judge of
tho Count) of Harney, Oregon, made
and eiiUirod on l'vliriiary Uth, 1001), and
tbudatu of tho llret publication hereof
Is February liUh., 1WJ.
0. A Uhmhoui,
Allium y lor I'Julntltr,
NOTICE VOW PUBLICATION
UNiTrii'BTT I.ANiiOrin e
mini", ortgAii, January I, iwn
Niillrii l ln'rsli' llll Hint llio Htlnl Oru
ton Iimm filed In thUofliraltii ttin.llrntlunfHarUt
Nu Oiaiilj to Mlaet, umler Hie ir(iUlnii i(tht
cl nt coiiirrum, nuproyixl Atiifuit VI, )l. mul
tiwivWiKoc 8. t iuh., it. trni:., W Jl
fcJDitliilKtorv thurulii. lha
Ah) oml ull iH)rmi IntinlliK hiH-I) tliu
mil dkrrilMl. or iluMtrlnir In nblcut littLiuikH
of tlio mineral clmrActr Af tl unit, or fur
iuiv other ri'Bton. In tho iJIsimjuI tuiiMilivnut,
nhuuhl II lu tllulr nffliUvlli. of prolwl la thl
olllre, on or hvfuro llio ex'!raUmi of llm prrloil
ill public niton
' Wm. I'iIIiiik, tORlitvr
rim iiiihllciilloa Jaiiiiiiry in. lam.
I.uit ihiIiIIcoIIuii Fehruiiryvu, IDW.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
IINITIII) BTATKH I.AN1J OPI'ICK,!
Iiiirna, Ori'gnn, I'uhruary jr., ltou,
Nolli'o la Jioreby kIvbii t)it Ullllnni I' furey
of llurtiM, OreKiiii. who, on NiivbhiIiui ..' ) it
taiido lliiiiiuatitil I'lilrv No UIKVi: Herlnl Nn
ol IIJ, for WH BMW, Hwlloa A 'I'oHiiahlii II
siiiilli, llniwu ll rant, willauiellu urniinii,
linn llleil imllfe of lateiillnii to main FIiihI
t'orniaiiiiitlon I'roof, to titlsh lilt rlalin tollie
loml nlxivn iluMrltivil, befum the llrulilcr
ami rtHtilver,at Itn na UiaHoiti on thufltsl tiny
nl Murih, VW
('Ulnitttit tiatnua hh tltiiiaftos
luaper MiKlnniiii, John II, Culp, Hurry
lluuull, I'rank lliikir ull nl Murna, ureKuo
M. I'aiiiik, Itinlilcr
:
THfa BEST
iiHSI
Lu!Jl''"-f'Pyi'iM
MlWh
Ti..f.VVJ
wizitm
IVocontl)' Enlareed
with
T" 000 New Words
(.-azotlocr of Iho Wopld
' i" nillirn2VX)0tltto,IJu-HloattiO
. i' i.i i iLiuruK.
T r?Moraj)hlcal Dictionary
aliilnif IhejiBrntsof over 10,UXJ noted
i. ,i nuot I irth. Uuitlli.ttu.
ii y v.'r.'n Miiiia.i'h.niji,p
' -ll- i .i iloiuroIJUULUtloii.
(003 i, . intuuiis, nua rtailbia
Jodlnl vo ryllomo
- ilwltr'oCullci-ijto liictiutiary
i M'nfM. 110 J lllu.ti.ilom.
' I. .lllonVrlOfilo.lie. tllodlsse.
lEdltlontl.tOiiI'lla. Iln I from
l' ' ' ' ' 1 1 lr, I lonllful Uii ,n
'J'll rlnll."IUu.ll.lJi.uJlW..
' C. J.iRRIAMCQ,
sl.crt, Oprlnoriold.Moss.
'r 11 1 S till nSli IIIWIMUIlMUjMUJmL
lHHUamKGri
Mi ir ajL.r v ivr
It
i
Hanson lCntlirowiiotl
umuiKumi'Utam'o miumiy tnuy
arc consumed in groat excess.
This loads to stomach troubles,
biliousness and constipation.
Itovlso your diet, let reason and
not a pain pored nppolito control,
then lako a fow doses of Clittm
bqrlnln's Stomacho and Liver
Tablets and you will Boon bo well
again. For sale at all good deal
ers. Sample free.
NO THICSl'ASSINO.
UuiitliiR is forbidden upon my
pliico mljolnlnu Huron. TrtitqmflH
rR will bo lirnsoaiiloil.
0. II. VOICUTLV.
NO TUKSPASSINfl.
Notlcu Ih lioruliy glvcm Hint hunt
ing nml uliootluK upon tlio oiioIorwI
liiudRof tlio Amorionn Land & Live
Stock Co. Is utriutly forblddon.
Any pumoii or pornonH found hunt-
iiifior truHpiiBHlng will tin proeoauteu
to tlio full oxtunt of tlio law.
15. I. IIii.i,,
Itntioh MRiingor.
Religious Service.
Uov A. J. Irwin will prcmoh nt
Harney tlio 2nd Stiiulny of ouch
mouth nt 11 n. in. and 7, ISO p. in.
Snblinlh rnihool uvury "ublmtli nt 2
p. in.
Tho Iluruoy Suiuliiy noliool tnooto
at '1 o'clock onoli Sunday mul a
cordial invitation Is extended to nil
who can nttuiiil to nieol with u.
At thu I'roHbyturinn olniroh
HuriiH, Uov. A. J. Irwin pasdor.
Dovino uoryicoH tlio third and fourth
Sundays of onoli inontlinl 11 n. in.,
and 7:IK) p. in. Sabbath hcIiooI nt
10 n. in. uvury Sabbutli mnrniiii;.
Tlie Lone Star
RESTAURANT
China tivorgv, Proprietor.
Cor. Main and II ritrcotn.
rVIBRLtS AT flULt HOURS
Bakcpy in connoction
A Specially of Short Orders.
Titblo funilnlii!(l with ovorythiui;
tlio market iiflordH Your patron
itHu fudluitml.
The Capitol Barber Shop
II. J. KISBD, lropl.
Headquarters for batliuiK' d
Fii'dUCInsi Totisoriul Work.
IIUKNS, - OKKGON-
TX37- TJs
Wo collect uvuryn liuru nml inakii n
cliarco uiilrni collection Is inntltt. Wo
pluanu our cliantH
A'Jilroi-H
Miiiiiian Mkikuntii.i: Co ,
Koiitnu IIIiln., I'lirltnnil, Ore.
lirKiriAMHKKCTOHY
BTATH OIISUOKI
V B.Beuatura IJnnalhati llolirnu Jr
1(1. V. Klillon
W H Kills
Runitrisaineu IJWIIawIvy
tlluruey (louoral A. M. Orawfnrd
Untvriior . (loo. K, Chamberlain
swrularyol Male ,r" W llcnsnn
rrtasurcr. ... ,0 A meet
bum. mono instruction. .. .J. fl. Ackerman
alato I'rlnlcr . ... 8 Inuilway
i K. fl. Ilcau.
BUprcme Juditi-s K, A. Monro
) llohl Kali la
NINTH JUIIKJIAI. IIIHTKICT.
District Jmlk'O
lllsttict Alliirncy
IVpiily Hist Ally
(len. K. Ilavls
J W .McUulloch
.. O II Uuinanl
Clrtult Cimrt tnet'ts Iho first 'Monday In
April and first Monday In October.
Itilnt-lieiiator
Inliit- luj.rt Mirilnll vo
. t! W rarrlsh
V 11 llrooko
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nml la very Complete Line
FIRST-CLASS STATIONERY
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I nut pri pared to (iiun.ili iny ctistotnur.s with the usual
liiili tlii.s.s iooils anil invite the public to call when desiring
ANYTHING IN MY LINE,
r Guard nice tho Good a tt d 'rices
Solid Gold Watches, Fancy Clocksi, Jewelry of all kinds,
Silverware, Fhonywnre, Cut Glass. I Iftintpnintfil China nt
Coat, Take a peep at my windows.
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L. LEWIS-
FIRE INSU
... Represents the....
Home Insurance Co., of New York,
Live pool, London & Globe,
Plro Assurance Co., Phiimlclphin.
OI'I'ICU Wll'd IKK1S & llintlS. Ilu in, lrcKini.
Corner South t( LtinnliiiiK & Dnlton'.n.
SfDaWJfl?
Blue Mountain Rapid Transit Line
Operating from Austin via Trnirlu City, John Day, Can) on City lo Hums, Oregon
'j d.i).s fioin linker City to Hums, Oit'ijeu.
Good, comfottahlc conveyances Careful diivurc -First
Clnaa Stations nlon the route Railroad to Huins only 105
mlh'H. For rates nsk
L. WOLDENBERG, Manager.
the Bimms H
STEPHEWS &, DIBBUE, Propt.
Reasouallo kntes, (loo J Clean Alexis, comfortable
Rooms, Courteous Treatu enl.
Special Accommodations for the
Traveling Men.
FIRST GLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR
Voun Patronage Solieited,
DROP
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AND
LOOK
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'It
this win mint
and Haii (ullintt
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Wm. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT liAW.
llnriifi, Oiitiiii,
Offlco llret door vvnnl nl llnnk.
G. A. REEBOLD
Atturiioy-nt-Law,
lluvtis, Oregon
OJinti. II. Ijcoiimi'i'I,
A'riOltNIIV-AT-I.AW,
Cntofiil ntlmilion aivon lo Oollmj.
llo'iH and Itmtl ICitnlo umlUrK.
1'liu IiimirRnon.
Nolnry J'uhllo
Muiinh, Ony.oou.
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CHnRltliS V. EliLiIS
LAWYER
B11111H, - . Oregon
I'riictleoo In tliu fciliitn CotirlB nml be
loro tlio U.B.'Unil Oillro.
J. W. GBARY
l'liyalcinn niiil Htirirnon.
HuriiH, - - - Orouon.
Ofllci) In now linlldlngKniihof N'oloomi
liariifio lini, .Mnlii Si.
'l'lioiu, Main 85.
U. I). lilJRKOW, M. I).
I'liysiciou mid Surgeon
iOlitonlc Dluenw n 8iolnlty
vjimif hiinwitwi ai all Hour.
Olllco cor. .Main A 11 t., Jlnriii, Oronon
riiysluiaii nml Siiryaon.
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Ojjict at rriultnee.
OHBOO.V.
iW''Aon Vo. JW
II. a. Urowntou u K. Illbbartl
Hlbburtl o Hrownton,
O ION'J'IS'i'S.
O lllee fit si door east of The Cltlaana Il.nk
llnrm, ()ru((on.
W. C. HRUWN,
DENTIST.
IlDHKS, OhKOON.
0IIlct lii iiuw luiitt vlltc- boilJIyp, uoxt
iliwr north ol pott olBoe.
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alcalt er cead and founh liuIi lu
wc.li msnth ,1 tin p a. Archt.SeOSiao,
llronTerrlil. Bsjortlarr. N.o.
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A. O. elomn, aWaretnrjr.
INMHIII.OUalt.VO.70 K. oil'.
Hall
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I. ll llro 11 K. It. It
it. H.llortOB. C. V.
'truss i.oiNji' n.. 1; a. .
i us 1 very aucutid and funnti 1 Klty
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t ..s. Cuolirnii, MiteoKlar,
IIAIINKY VAI.L8V CAMl No. Ml, W. u( W.
atl" v ury flrat and aeeonrt Tuaailay.
... . , ,'. W.Uefilato.'Com.
n. A. (hmnu, flerk.
BUltN'fl OHAI'I'stR .SO 40, O.K. a.
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l la U atfltimu, SacratarjF.
aYI.VlA HKUKKAH UKOHEK Mo.rf.
MaatK.i'ry im ami M WdneU.
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lliU'talh N' '
1 OI.K OIltCI.K Nn. lilft, VI. ol IV.
Mmlsowr) fmirlU Tuesdajr.
IlnstarOiiuilinau, Clerk
Mauil lloriu, O. M.
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avigi
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.lowelor. Optician mul
IjJmrnwor.
Kinu Watch 'Hpairini; A Spe
cially. ' .
Buniis Diatnond
Stage Ltinc
J, K. llAUl'KH, l'roiit.
I.uuvtia II11111N our Moniluy, W'i'ilims
tiny mul 1'rlilny (ar Pliiinonil, CoiuiucIb
with tint Anilu'Wi-Ufiili) atiigo, nialjinj;
tliu most direct nml (illflitist ivutu tu til
I'ointH Huiilli iiml tin' nuw tioltl fluid uf
Dyko nml otlitT nnrtliHrn Xiuh'Ih tnlna
Cnrt'lnl iitluntuin tjUnn t iiuhattagura
ami liuljilit. Pur iHiilciilar Inlormntlo'ii
upjily to
('. V. Ohikkwatmii, Attuiit
Dtima, Uregon.
T77" J&. 2ST 1" JS ID .
A icprwciitiitlvo in thU county by
n liiruo rent est 11 to corpiinitlon. Spec
Inl ItiiliiccmcntH to ttioio who wluli to
Iiccoiiio riiiiiiiclnlly liitcrostcil.
Tlie Ileal L'slnlo Sscurily Co.
fart Dearborn llulluluz tlllCAOO, ILL,
fflHlsssOj !
a iv v
yfi f,.
On your railroad faro.
The law of the common
carrier compel . equal
rate on all railroad lines.
YOU CAN SAVE
in Time, Travohnj' I -IHUiBQS
and ''aftjrue by
' insiBtitiK on Iho hort t
route, fasloHl trains and
best service. Simply oo
that your ticket rt-uds
VIA THE
K in
Oresfon Short
Lit
AND
UN.OIV3 PACBRC
' Every facility for the
safety, comfort and ac
modntion of the passen
ger is provided. No
change of cai t is ntces
sary to Denver, Omnhn,
Kansas Cicty. Clutn -..
Direct connection , un
made for all other point
E8i.tnd South.
I'or tlokjaU, aloaiiini; car rr rnti 11 f
oto., call on, lolt'cr iph ur write
'. I). Hall, Agert. llutitlngt n
OK
Wm. illcAIurrny, (.en. p.iss. ARcnt,
I'ortlnnJ, (iic-ii
Sumpter Valley
Railway Co,
T1M8 TABM5 NO. i. I '
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Wut Mound.
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10:17 "Slotl.larU.lmuion
10:82" Wa.UrlaiiH
10:34" U.dV Hnie
10:39 " Mci:.nt
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train, or 25 ! a inn t
unlnrfart' w,il In . li u .1
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uiuntoeo'dRs, -1 - ,t
$1500 Reward!
Tin nregol), t allforuU n,,
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riuiirino Annrtaiion, in i I
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for lk conviction of an i i '
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