PATHOS AND JOY AT
CHRISTMAS TIME IN
SOLDIERS' HOMES
CIIHIHTMAK I it pathetic U I
li Joyoua (o many of the old
Confederate veterans who. b)
fat aud eirciinist nines, hit
forced to depend entirely upon the gen
realty of their coinrnilc ind tlu-h
frtand who have prospered since Um
war. There are no panalona for these
old aoldler except I hi' meager minis
tbey get from th' viirluus stiitc Sonic
of the veterans mo dependent on those
Insignificant I'niula to keep thcin out of
th poorlioiiNc
Tha fiftieth anniversary of the battle
f Gettysburg wna cclchnitcil Inst
Jaly. The twenty your Old I"'' of (Ms
bottle la now a gray hnlrml veteran of
oaranty. The old soldier nre croaaltlg
tha groat divide hy the ocoro, and bo
for many year hnve passed there will
bo fow left.
About twenty years ago It wiih .lis
covered that ninny of tho briTOOl Ml
flora of the wnr wero drlftim: to the
poorbonaaa because there was nowhere
la for them to go '""I bgetnoj their
wounds kept them from work. Mnny
had no relatives, inul the relatives of
other were too poor to support Hie
old aoldlera. In ninny MM the rotor
ana declined to accept alms The
movement to take MM of these men
rooutted In Confeilernle homes In nil of
the oouthern state, nnd descendants of
the men who wore the gray now spend
bout $2.00a000 annually In pensions
and In the support of various homes
Christinas la a happy reality In these
Institution Although, owing to the
lender Income, tho homes have to
mm on the moat modest luisls. there
to no skimping t Christinas time. From
tho neighborhood around come tur
keya and chickens and pics ami btKUltl
and fruit and cakes and tollmen In
plenty oTerythlug except wines and
liquors, for the rules ngnlust alcohol
In these Institutions nre particularly
atrlct And on Christmas day the rein
tires and friends nnd ncipiiiintiuices
crowd to tho homes with all sorts of
omenta and with good wishes for the
old fellows, who recall their fight for i
tho loat cause with pride In what they
did and with satisfaction for the pros
aeration of the Union.
Too will bear eome one say "That
oM fellow over then, with one eye
and one leg. waa the most lirllllaut
young man In our town, lie In-longed
to tho richest family In the c.uintv
But the war took the wealth, ami lie
Mat tho eyo and the lag In the W'll
derneas, snd a bullet In his boad ruin
od bis mind for life. All his people
are dead, and only the few of us who
wore with him know what a brave
nan bo was. I left my famllj tad I
to eome out here and bring n box of
cigars and talk a little over old times
to let him know that he Is not entire
ly forgotten "
Tho beat thing about It Is that the
old fellows are always disposed to do
fall Justice to the offerings of the day.
and to look their beat In their gray mil
forma, and to tell tbetr choicest stories
ad to eat the most.
LITTLE WAIFS ENJOY
THE YULETIDE SEASON
T i ihoiiHiiinlN of children In our great
cities arc ilculeil tho Joys attending tbu
Christum festivities that those who
havo pleasant homes and parents In
comfortiilile clrciimstnucea enjoy. But
bat HUM the home surroundings aro
I I I log one must not Jump to til con
elusion that the children of the unfor
tui itcs noil the walfa who nre parent
i. or have liven driven from homo by
ilriinkM and Inhuman parents do not
tar a their Snnln chins and tho other
(.leisures that mako Chrlatmna the Joy
inul dellKht of childhood the world
over.
II' one war Inclined to believe thnt
Ch list mas outside the home clrclo la
devoid of all that brings pleasure nnd
happiness to the child he should visit
one of the gTMl Institutions where the
children of the poor nnd homeless nre
piovided with the column or lira uy
the city nnd the contribution of the
chnrltabl
In these home are houaed hundreds
ami hundred of children, few of them
over ten years of age. Hero ono will
see during the Chrtatmaa gnyetlea a
aeon of happiness that will make him
Ish himself n child once ngnln nnd
enter Into the aplrlt of the oocaalon
with the MB Joyouaiieae and enthu
siasm a do those be la watching. It
la possll.le thnt he might even realise
thai the presence of so mnny children
in loving Christmas together under on
i r Is a thousand time to bo pre
ferred to the sight of ono lonely child
of the rich playing alone with Ita toya.
with no one but tho nurao to look on
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS
Hy every A inn Iran noIiIIci- and sailor
Christina day Is celebrated with fenat
lug and spoils t hough the men may
he thousands ami Ihousniids of miles
n win I'm in bo hlum-l', consisting
of turkey, mince pie nnd nil other deli
cacies. Is served. There Is also n geu
erotis supply of soft drinks Intoxi
cant are never permitted In army nnd
nnvy clrclen
Those who wish to nttenil church In
the morning urn permit led (o do so.
nlthough this I not compulsory, n In
lb HiIiIhIi army. It In not always
possible for Hallor to go to the church
ground the corner, hut religious oxer
clses ari' conducted hy the vusiel's
ehiiplnln Tlie aflerniHiii Is usually
deioted to athletic Hpol'ts
II may he lh In concert of nmnteiir
theatrical ni.l enliven tho livening or
that the men will receive permission
to give a ilain e Tliosv who wvnr Illi
cit' Sinn's uniform do not lose their
taste for Hoclal pleasure nnd a a rule
are capable imtartatnara
ICveu the men of an outpost, on
camped fur In the Interior of some
Philippine province, attempt to Invest
the day with a much of the Christ
inas spirit ns posslhle unless the coun
try Is In an unsettled statu nnd p ir
tlal war condition prevail
The Ilrlllsh flhjlgf make tho cele
bration of Christum the chief event of
the year, and his only regret Is that
the day doe not extend over nil entire
Week
MU Hum. M
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
t'NITKIiNTATII. 1ASII Orril (
gam, oivgau, fatebst w, mm. I
Nellre Ik hereby given thai Ihs Northern
I'llillll' Hallway l'illlill), hose u.lllulT)ee ail
treat It Ml. I' hi I. Mlunnsoln. Its till Mill ilsy nl
.1. lnlixi I U:l, Mini III Uil. .. Hi, , h, ,,,, ,,..i, I,,
iii Hi i.'i-i andsi tin- iirotli eaa ( liu- i of
Congress apitri'i i-.l July , INtw Wmlat MI7. tl'
W',of NVhit If,, T ti t, H ril Ksal, '. M
Serial No ir.iufi
Any awl all ptrsesi elsliiilinj s.tvvrsely the
lsii.ladeseilbM.or ili-Blrluii in object t., can.'
nl Hie ll.lnei.l I'lliosi-li-r lit tin- Ininl, nr for Silt
nihil mesial, III Hi,. II., .,,.,. I to ,. ,,111,111.
sllnlllit III.' Hull iilll.liini.nl . r p t III llils
Of, r lii'tnre lln .'th ilsy nf lie I'tnlier,
idiii.
WM. Kaiiks, ll.'glslrr
4gggggggg4t
RECIPE9 FOR CHRISTMAB.
POSTAL REGULATIONS.
Many article of merchandise are
absolutely prohibited transmission lu
Use malls, therefore Inquire baton
Now Unit the liollilins are
the malls aro fj.KHl.sl with Christ
present, going to nnd c.imlng
from all part of the world.
The average person knows little
about the postal laws and regulations
of this country and conscipicntly 1
apt to make a mistake. Do you Know
that you cannot mull tobacco In any
form to a friend in Trance or thnt
yon cannot mall patent medicine to a
friend In Hungary, If you have one
there? The poatai laws of this conn
try prohibit the mailing to any foreign
coontry of matter liable to di-composl-Uoa,
aocb aa confectionery or ennfee
dona. Did you know that, with few
exceptions, you cannot mall to foreign
countries (Canada excepted) any pack
et or letter containing gold or silver
aubetancea, Jewelry or precious artl
cleat It la true. Nor enn you scud
any packet or letter containing articles
liable to customs duty In the countries
addressed That doe nut apply to
Canada or Mexico or to articles for
warded by parcel post. The istnl
lawa prohibit the putting of lutoxlcat
tag liquors (ardent vinous, spirituous
or malt) In the mall. If you try to
seed to a friend In some distant city a
mail flask of fine whisky Its dentin
tlon will be Washington the dead lit
tor office
One would be surprised at the Ire
mdhdoua number of violations of the
postal laws and regulations bttUM
of the Ignorance of the average person
using the malle. Nearly every pack
ago that goes through the malls at
thl time of the year Is opened by the
postofflce department. Koine persons
are accustomed to sending a package
purporting to contain nothing hut pho
tographs through the mail When
those package have la-en oponad In
the poatofllce Home of them have been
found to contain writing, handkar
chiefs or Jewelry, which Is a Violation
f tho postal laws nnd subject to a Bo
Salmon Salad Osrnlsh salm
on with eusumbsre, tmts
and Uttue. gprlnkl with salt,
pepper and paprika. Add fw
drop of chill vlngar and all
of hard boiled go- Covr with
this aauet Yelka of thr gg,
ttM of s Ismon, alt and rsd
pepper, a pineh ef grotd nut
meg, thr tblpeenful of
butter and hdft a aupful of wa
ter. Stir evr h flr until
thick.
Montreau Sandwich. Bell
four gg for quarter of an
hour, than pound them with
two tablpenful f butter,
ens tablpoonful of flnly eh
pad prly and sufficient an
chovy pnenci to mk all a goad
pink color. Whn wall poundad
add a little paprika and spread
the mtstur on slices ef butter
ed bread. 8rv grnished with
iarly.
Pig Mlnemat Pies. Weigh
hslf a pound of fleur, alft It, rub
m thr tablsspoonful f but
tr or lard, add ne tpenful
of baking powder and a pinch ef
alt, than gradually add juat
enough cold wster to form
tiff past. Roll out one. Lin
mall molda with the pastry and
fill with mincemeat, adding a
few chopped fig. Bake in a hat
oven fr fifteen minute.
CHRISTMAS IN FRANCE.
l-sfrfrtst-t
A CHRISTMAS TREE TABLg. J
A favorite idea for dinner n
lartaminti is t!i Christma tree
table. Tiny fir tree, arranged
with Kit Graenaway ym
metry in straight lines, are set
in row, on little Christmas
tree being placed between mvtry
two gnosis. Tins I net, hew
vr, ao successful in the case of
round or aval table aa it la
where dinner party fer twelve
or more is concerned, necessitat
ing long table. The tra, fee
tooned from on to th other
with topee of tinsel and garlanda
of silver and golden "rain," give
a most festive appearance te the
dinner.
Each tiny tree, planted in a rd
lacqusr tub, Is hung with mi
nute gliatsning halls and with
bonbons wrapped in bright tin
fell paper in different color, th
light from th . mdles or elec
tric lamps, i-.'ircted by th
bright decorations, giving the
appearance of (.imps.
NOTION rOH I'll III, ICATION
l!liii:-iili..iniiii,il
llnrne. oreicm Novnbf 10, IVPI I
Nolle i hereby l?sa Hist n m AliMrls.ni,
nl Vi milni , iiiikiiIi, Mini, mi in I I. I'M I , in n,le
Peeerl laiul Kniry, No limits, l.n hknwi,,
sfi,MWit, hIjmWi, ami Ni,SK'4, Nci llnii I.
Iiiimlili .1. H, Its, ik,. M V, W Ilium. Hi
Met I.Iiiiii litis llliil linlli . n( 111), ntlim In niHhi-
llnsl proof, in eautblesh ilnltn in tin- Ininl
SbOT ih'Si'illii'il. Iir.irr llealstcr anil In-ii'l vrr,
at linns, tin mm mi in. 'inli ilay nl Herein,
bar, mi. i.
claimant asms as srltaasmt
A K llrnwil. til t'.iril, Ori'Kiin J I Imuran
nl Wavcrly. llrrs.in A A I ii.tnti, .( Veiistni.
ilti'ttnli 1 M . I Hi loll, nl lUrrlinssi llii'Kiiii
w Kssss. Hesliler.
NOTIOK H()l I'llllJ.IOATION
PNIIKtlNiAi'KH bANlMIKfltlKl
Mitrlis. iiii-khii, DM I. it I, llilll I
NiiIIit Is herein iilvill II. nl JailO'S Hint)
Aniluraiili.nl Narrnns. iiieunn, t. lie, on got
einiii'i i, ivit, iiisiie Homestead gairi Sn t. e:i
tin M.1,. H. itli.n .il Townslilli HI , ll.ii,,.. m
K . Wlllaiiinlli. Mi-llilUn. Iiae file.l until . ..1 In
lunllnn in m aa e nasi itallnn imof in ,.n
latillsli t'lalln In lite lunil aliove ilrsirlln-il, l.
lure the Hegtetei sml Krlvr, at hums, Ore
mn lb Inili day of January, lull,
i I at in a lit lie in i-s as w lln.-ssre '
r l' linrall, Miss i. mini. In Hni.ll. Fred A.
Hat i mi. Mis K. A Han mi, all nf Narrows,
i iii'K.in
, I mo . IP i i.l.-i
Pntronn of the A. K. Richard
son general merchandige store
are in luck. The bovs have ar
ranged to give away a handsome
7-piece breakfast set to patrons
Knowing by a coupon that they
have traded to the amount of
2T.. Ask them about it. 44tf
Austin (toodman is ready to
grind grain and has a building;
NOTICIC KOR PUBLICATION,
ttHJTKb STATU I.AHD firrii.'g, ,
Sums, Oregon, fforeni tier is, lain I
Niith-r Is hneiir lv..ii that Ira l. Mlerix-r, uf
Hartlinati. Oregon, rt'i, oa ftspl. I. H"i, inani
llniiii'strad Cnlrr, N M4. fnr N ' , . n. .
lrmnshliMH Rauas St g Wlllaoietta Mail
itlsn, lis fll.it null.. ! of Intention In make
dual Ihrae year 1'r.Hif, to aslabllsli ilslin to
Oie Isml sbova deter Uteri, lielnra lti-ai.ni eiel
tin-elver. Si Hums, Oregon, nil the Mill ilay nl
In-, .-inli.-r. ISIt.
claimant names ss wltn sasea
Julius S. .Ilnliiiirinan, llimr) C Fr.'liili,
John Mains. I.. 1 smith, all of lUrrllnan, ore
(on
HARRIMAN.ANDREWS Stage
A H CURRY, Prep.
Leavat Harrlmen Monday and Thvreday
and arrives Wednesday and Sstturdav
each week, connecting with
line to IJanio.' Wlnnamurra. etc.
PHOriftains..
Wa. Faaas. Reliefer
JOIIN(.KMI.KKLINJ.
irya.wi fai,wa" fa
Arrival and Departure Of Trains
grind one day each week and
farmerH may Btore their grain
any day and get it when con
venient. Holis prepared to take
grain an puy for grinding at the
market price. Special prices on
large quantities, 44tf.
Departs
No. 2, Prairie
Sumpte
Baker
r
NOTIOK Kolt IMUlUOATION.
lINITKIiKrATK I.ANP IIKKP J i
latBOrleWi OregOB, Nnvrml.1-1 ::, llll.t. I
NOT ...At I AMI.
Sinn Is In nl kIv.-ii thai i I, ili. K liaels
nl Kite, Ori'iimi, who, on luim vnth iit), mail..
II rsli-ait Kntry ! A. I Ki-I. l'i n. No.OasW
lot ',. aetloa , roenthlolls . Raag1
K Wlllami'tta Mitl.tlsli lia.l nieil iiolleul III
teulloii In make Klnal Thr.-e Vear I'r.mf In rs
talillali . Lin in thr inn. i shot dewrlrasd, lie
foil- i li.s A. Hhrruian. I nlte.l Hlalest .immli
.Inner, at Kile, n on it,. I'.tli ia of Jan
nary. i'i
claimant names .. ..tun-arse
Tllnmse A Milium, John ill i ., Iii III, II
Usui M Hiteet. Paul Werner all uf Kit, llrr.,ii
Jas V in ante.. Heglsirr.
in. i liuriii SA
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
IINITKII riTATSN I ANH lIPMl'K
liiirns, oregun, in Jul. -r v.. p. 1. 1
Notle Is hereby aj. en that ll.e Northern r.i in.
Hallway Colii.aliy, whuse tmsl oBi .- aililri s Is
l. I'.lll, Mllllie.,,,.. ,..,,i V ill, il.y ,,r l leditM-l
ltl tile. I III ili'a iiltlco lis Si.lii allini In select
uiiilnrlheiirovlHlolla.it tin- art of lointn-.s so
iirnie, llfv I, IMS. pai ial rw7, inlul.
1 nl I Set- ;l(. f. :n h It. Ill Ksst. anil m SMoe.t, '
I :i7H Kill Kal, VV. M
Serial No. o."r.
An) ami all person. Helming sil. . rsi If thr
I. .Irs. rlin.ll, in UrslrllK to ,,l,..i iH.iause
nl the mineral i liarai ler oltne lan.l, or Inr any
nllier rtstea. In the .IIsimishI in ai.ll. sul.
Jinul.i file their s.'lnl.i.ii. nl ,.,,,1,-n in this
r licf.iru Itif VVinl ilsy uf IliM-emlfr,
Arrives
Departs
No.
Arrives
1, Baker
Sumptei
Prairie
10:15 A.M.
2:35 P. M.
4:00 P. M.
8:30 A. M.
10:05 A. M.
2:10 P. M.
-Jsleatf is ' BBat
aflP taWBtfiiflrM 9lejJJ I
f'byeii in, jlHl,
RtlRNI, .1
i. uuTM
PbroleiiinJ
Burns, - . I
Offles in new bulksj
harness iuj
PlmnarJ
GEO. Q. cjl
Pseeatclaatari
"Taansa.
i.m.
mi i
tt s l.s.s, H.alsnr
NOTIOK TOR PUBLICATION
No. 1 Makes good OOnBAcUon
with O.-W. R. & N. No. 10 leav-
ing Portland fi:40 P. M. and No.
17 from east arriving Baker 0:50
A. M.
No 2 Connects with La Grande
local 7:30 to La Grande, nnd No.
9 (fast Mail) picks up sleeper
there arriving in Portland 7:00
A. M. Also with No. 18 for
points East.
ileweler. Optlcinn ami
Knirmvor.
Fine VVnlrii KrpnirinK A Spe
dally-
HARLAN A. fc
Pbjraician '
Narrows, . I
n
eeeeeeeetjeiteeeeeeeeeeeeee
e
a
- : LONE : -
g.1D,
a. a., t
.enerel f'rsclls.
hurter
i . . . . . .
Littl Ones Over There Us ghe In
stead of Stocking.
I r.-tj. Ii .iiililreii Instead of haugini,
ip tlielr sliieklngs I'lirlstmns eve plarv
ilielr hIiih-s I. fine the chimney, to
i In- uuirnliiK small children will Slid
in for their rejoicing, but n child
lio hit nrrived nt the use of rutisou
i pi. ire llki'v to receive a gift of a
.-inn ..f inoney nnd a book. I'rencli
lit b.nik for chlldreu. aa much aaauy
Hier .me thing I know, mark the vast
.inference betweeu American and
I I ell, I, livlllUltloU.
Tbtaaa lionks, ns to contents, reaeni
l'i.- ttstaa liiTllily good liook that age
ago in the I'nitetl State forimil tin
BUbetaae of Huuduy achool llbiurles
I'liey lire. If not senuoo for the ymiiig
Hun toll's uf children o latpoaajlijy
ilrtiiou a to be uuiro Inaiifferablu
linn I lie liuigest, driest sermon In
nppeiirnnce thoae booka exhibit a uol
iiuiiilty ns tiresome aa their conteiiia
I'liey nre nliiiiiNt Invnrinbly bound In
lirlrfhl nl cloth, decorated with era
'"I li'Hlgna lu vivid gold, and In
til lliey vnry from that of a goapel
'limn Ir.uik tu something pretty nearly
la lure-.. Ua the family Illble. The size
uf the iHerrfc Is regulatud according to
nerlt of the child recelring It and
according to the heart of the do
Hnrper'a Ilasar.
LEGENDS OF CHHISTMAS.
Oarman Polklor Connects Evugr
nd O.irden of Edn.
In (luriuuii.i tltere a u legend Hint
ivheii Bv plii,lit tho ratal npple Hie
Icuve slirlvclinl. the tree cluniK.nl Us
Bator BOd becnine eicrer... Iienilug
wltnei In nil seitsou to the fall of
mull Only .nice u yenr. on the lilrth-
luy nr the Ke.leeiner It bloom with
lights mill I Imleii utlli (-irta .if love.
.Kid ho He tune the Chrlstuiu f It-sl
In tbo llliick r.ir.Ht regions In tier
ninny fhem Is u tindltluii thnt nil c.i.-h
I'hrlstmn eve the Snvlour i-titnes lu
enrth In the gala of n DOOf b..y nnd
aaka uim al the bona do,,r t)u timt
day tm baggar I rerHaad f.sui nmlhei
ter It I wild (tint the impiilnr tradition
of the antra ace ..r Simtn ri.in nr
iwuim nf the .111 ii y nrose from the
atiiry nf lleithi, n giHl.le of the Norae
luytlmliiK.v W'l the festival lu her
honor wit calabtated nn nltnr uf stone
wii erected lu th.. hm,.,., m ftr
Btl he ero plli',1 upon It iu,, m, on
lire TbroUgh Hie ilene siiuiku lintde
if the graaa treed ih geosaM ns
upiioi-,i to dai and and sstacal her in-
flu. e ii rillni: to the petition of
the worshiper
Some of the i'lirlstmns hymn nnd
carols tire very nn, lent inul have ln'ti
In mnny eaaaa triiu-imlttod orally
through imiiiy geneiutlnus. In Kng
Iniul It Is still the custom for men nnd
boy, enllod tin. t'lirlHtma "wait." to
go iiroiin.l mi f'lirlatmns eve inul sing
carols
NOTIOK TOR PUBLICATION
I'wiTsn statss I tan nrri.a. I
H 11 r 11. ilreguii. Novcmbrr Is I'o I i
Scales Is llerel.r alien tlial I herlra II Van
xaiull.ot Usru. Urettoii, uhn, on May l'i, I'lln,
site Itnlto-kl. a. I Ki.ltv No lie Hi, l.ir HK',
I. I.'. Inwiisllll. .'I - . SnsnU g., Hlllsm
lie Hi mllan lis. Nl, , nolleeof I, , I, i II, .1. 1,,
makeUaal Ikrea reai proof , lo .siahlial. .lain
'.. IB l.lin ai.ni ilesi riln-il, l.elori- lleISl.'i
tl.rl liei el.ei. al luirtik, I Insron nn the .'Jrrj ila.
I be, einl.i f I'll
1 lalntanl nsmes ss niinni-s
1MIi.ii Wl.lln.v II f, lllli.lli-r II .as
ii". 1 stt. a II nhiinr.. all 01 l.aen. iireaon
l'l,lir. Il.rl.i. 1
Nolo e of I rase of Stair I ami
I lu- Stole I, nnd Board .trailing In
It iv nil uuaiilil s.-liiiiil rctioiia ( III nu.l
.'III) will receive ollns fur same up to
IIM.'I l.rueca will ler main
our vein . auhu-t t tu can
t'NITKIIHTATg.S LASIiucricKj
Hums. Oregon, l i-i I, Itlt.l
Nolle.- la h. relit aiveu thai Wllllsm I Hug
mail, of llnllt-us. in,-., in, win. nn lleeeinliei
I in . tnaile HoliKisles.l Kulrr, No Willi for
NK'.HWi, ami r',Hl,. rtm-llnu 1, Towushiii
aiM, Itsnae ;m R, wniaiiielte M.-rl.llan, has
II '. "I llOllee nl llllentloii 1(1 Ii.ak.. ll.ial llvm -..
nrouf, 10 1 stabllah ilslm to the taint liv .le Home A.ldrees
e.irllH'il. before the deflator ami It. . , l.n al
limns, uiigoii. on ihn i.'tii .lay of .i.iiii.i,
1 lam. m. I names as llnersi'S 1
-..I. -iii, .11 All.ers.ill. Kllnei iiI..m, .
It... loii, . harl.a Turiur. all of An.lrrws. urefun
n u, h sister
JOHN ROBIN! ON
Slock Igxpeclor, Hgniey Cosoty.
Iliirns. 11,
RESTAURANT
fllOkdi; HOON Hi op.
Meals At All Hours. Short
e Orders and Prompt Service
With Reasonable Rates
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Niiveinlsfr I. IBIS, .'.' I
Appointment of Adminittralor.
In the mull. 1 ..I th.- rslali ..I
laora S. Ilsyr, l-.-n.arl.
Nntiiv it Iwiiliv given 1 li.it the under
signed Ima this .luy I.e. n duly BMOtatSd
thr nilminislraloi ..I the ulmve ciititlril
rstutc mill bus duly .piuliArd. All per
sons limine claims uguinal aiii.l ratntr
nrr lirrrliy rr.uirr.l 1.1 pirscut tlicm
with iri-r vouchers tntlsr undrrsigneil
nt his residence nrnr l.aw.-n, Urrgnn, m
nt the ollicc nl I. A. krinliold, Ins at
torney nt Bursa, Ongou, dated Oetobst
M, 1011
jrt puiilnainiii, October -f"., HIS.
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CUT THE RED TAPE.
Statistic.
Madge Were jrou plsassd with your
Christmas presents?
Msrjorle Perfectly. I received sev
enteen and I'm going to have only llf
teen exchanged.
aaatieAM.ij ttgttt
FORTUNES FOR toys.
The children of the Hulled
States each yeur ffraanrna toy
that coat ut retail Hff.frTrO.0fJQ
Of this sum the Impurtcd gooda
represent 1B,(XJ0,)(K) and tha do
mestlc product sW.0n(.fJ00
The little one of New Vmk
city get more than tlielr pn.por
tlouate share of thl enormous
expenditure, fur there 1 hp,ni
for them iinuually $:t,iKS),fKsi
Ooe-thlrd of this Is for Import
ed playthings mid two thirds for
the home product
There Is 11 marked tciulcncy to
ward nsechiiulcal toy, and mora
that la new ami Ifltaraatlog Is
found In thl direct Ion than In
any other
Within the ranks of these sag
chanlcal playthings Is nliserva
ble great Increase in Iron toys,
X of which are Hindu lu this
country ami titled for hurt! usu
X In th hand of destructive chil
dren I
iaag a a 4e44444
Sarah Bernhardt' Leason te galglum'
Cuitom OSicil.
In the hud old day not ao very long
ago traveler, when tbey reached the
llelglai) fronliasr, were compelled to
ii-iivu their coniierUiieuf In tbe mid
.lie of the i. iglit lu order to be peeetit
t th stums examination at (heir
mi ullage
A train In which time. Sarah Peru
iiartlt waa traveling reached the froo
Her ut midnight, and tbe customs of
ticlnls ma tie their customary raid Into
her . ..iiipniiijii'ii! Itiiiigbly awakened
frooj her beauty sleep and not In the
best of humor. Mine iUirnlninlt re
in , ,1 to .I. ,. end
The iiIIIcIhIh uncoupled tbe sVueVfess'
eariiage. dninpeil her luggage on the
Platform ami went through It with
conscientious vigor.
Hy this time tbe train was about
r.-aily to start.
"You nre not going to leave without
me?" cried the actress, "lie so kind
iim to couple my carriage at once."
"When we have completed our el
Hiiiliiallon." replied the Inspector and
neat nn rummaging with redoubled
enl Hut he dkl pot know with whom
be bad to deal Tbe actreas took up u
portmanteau, plnced It hetweou the
rails a few yard In front of the eu
gut and calmly seated herself.
"And now," she said, "you can go on
If yOU please "
Tbe 'itllcliil were helpless, and tbe
Bernhardt car was attached to tbe
train. Thla lesson In mannors soon
gftrward produced a change lu the
Helgluii ciiHtoms Uiudiin Telegraph
or
A Chrittmaa Subterfuge,
wailful Jin .. hi .11.1 von lack
Tin bravi i la do n I
Ant pretty Jin is bluahlaa stilt
V"ii In.- iv I, ..v.. h.-r tu It
'Tuna Vel V lute iin.l nt tlm (late
V Mi M - i I.I have ilono It
Mm I rail ii "..i i luine.-d to gruw
Ii.il:s it iiiiii.iu:h on her bonnet
r r
Nm ln'fK!ds llrsl ( hrKlma
1 Hi. I. i Chliatmaa .olebrated
in ..' ii InuHo on the Ainerl
. c Ii con incut via on l.c. J.pi,
im iii Puritan Rncstora go
lied II .ii UnM hotiHe at riym
in ii Mi., having agent more
ih n a mouth in wandering
ila -eai . i nl u pluco of
-i Ii c .nl ihe . iiinoaiiy was
In hi-il lino nineteen fiimlllun.
unit I ca I. pei'Moii ivas in
a to' tin linusc unit garth
Wa- not a i cry cheerful Oirlt
ma fur the 1'iiiitnns. All or
lb. LU could mil tic in comimalatetl
In ile tin lioiiMe, no that sntue
of them nerti left imt In the culd,
but the rellgluus fealuyos of the
day vveiv mil fiii'Kutleii, and It
nn In i. I Hint the ilulio of
IVtbMn a wua prnyetl to aud
lung In lu a in. ,,l r.u twill man
rnmiiies. t
usalgued i
(leu. It "?
Incidental Muelo.
One ufternoou a couple from an nd
tuliiliig town prenfed tbamaelvea U
a Huston divine and aaked to be mar
rled Just ua he was about to enter the
pulpit to conduct an afternoon service.
Tho minister replied that be regretted
that ho could not at that moment com
ply with their wlah, but that Immedl
"Id,' upon the conclusion of the serv
he ho would tako pleasure In perforin
lag tho ceremony. The lovers after
demurring seated themselves In the
rear of the church. When the minister
had nula4u.il the service bo made the
following anneuncement: "The parties
who are to be lolnaat In mslrimm,.
will present theruaelves at tbe chancel
Immediately after tbe singing of Hymn
II.'., 'Mistaken Souls That Dream of
Hoaveul' "-Kxcbamje,
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Spelling, by gar.
The yniiiijj french ateuogruphcr
ttliuse pragma In Cuglish had not
kept i me with her proficiency lu short
HMnd sa pllasllng over some note
she li.el tahmi uf a recitation at a
inildlc eiiliirii)i,uiejjt,
Aa she tranacrlbud wni tbe recltu
tlon began ui.c this:
III funllil wurhlf awlillaui.
mi ...n,ii nut pi lone
"Tlial'n eny," said the expert to
whom el... siibmlltetl Um notes. "It Is
part of a poem lji hngjus:
"tstugb uiul Hi win at laugiia ssJjtj you,
Worp unit you wt-tp ulone "
-Chlciigo Tribune.
Oregon Agricultural College
FARMERS' WEEK
December g Is 11, 19) J
This will be a notable event in
the educationul history of Oregon
Farmers' Co-operation will be
the leading topic of a stimulating
series of lectures. The wet-k will
be crowded with discussions, and
demonstrations i n everything
that muki's for the welfare of the
farmer and home-maker.
WINTER SHORT COURSE
Jamttarr g la g, !
I lie t ullege bsa Klnir. tl no . il. .. i I,,
make this Hie i nuuplete sle.il
iiurMc in it- liial.uy. , virt aide
'Binre nl coiiihc- will I fleieil in tien-
r I Agricnlliirnl llorlti-nliure. Animal
llm-liitiulry, Ua ring I'oii try Kieping,
iMecliiinic Arte, liiutiertu Sctei.ee sml
AH, oiiimcrce, lorestrv, sul Muse
Niiiiior.niH lectures n. ni .(.i-sio
I AHMKlts' CXM)PkATION,sl I,..
and abroad, ami will In. a . silioo (,a
Inie. Make Ibis pleasant ami nrtvflU
bin winle, uuttiig Niitultlnn Acunm
mtslatiuiiH ri'iiaiiiiablu. l(e.lii,-, ratnsnn
all rallruads. Pbf furllier indiriiiation
ail.ln.HN
II. M.TKNNANT, Heglstiar,
Cnrvallla, Oregon
Kminura' Huaijmsa iCunraes liy c(,r.
rcsioiideice without tu)tloi.
tl s Mrl.aliire
OrrtCIAI. IHHKlTIIRV
mi mn..!
. Joualliau Muurue Jr
pi
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Allurney tleueraj
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Menaari ut m.n-
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aupt. Public Inelrtir-l'iuu'.
Sll Printer
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a. M. i rawfor.t
Oswald West
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T. Ii gay
I. H. Alilermau
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S llean
a. A. Moore
HISTSICT.
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HOLIDAY FARES
From all Stations
on the
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co.
Sale Date
Dec. 18 to 24
1913
To
Fin.l
He: urn Limit
Jain. 5th
1914
All Points in Oregon. Washington and Idaho
and return
The Firat Time in the Hiatory of the Northwegt
That Holiday Rates have lareu in iilut T.'r i.lv..nt..c. uf the lw
IFture nnd tprnd Chrittiniis and New Vrnr with lunula
Ask 1'nrticulai. ul'miy Ageut .it tlir
O-W. R. & N.
NINTH Jl nil It.
i linl.,
i net rial .ii..ii,,
in-.ul) . iti Altv
l lictill I nurt morl the Hrst Muli.1
tl'illainl fllsl aloli.la) In II. IuIh,,.
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J MACHINERY
WRITE TOR SPECIAL CATALOG AND RfflCES
Till A.H.AVERILL MACHINERY CO.
5 POK0St.WA5M.-PORTLAND. Ortt.- JAN J0SICAL.
i .....ill . oiiii none the nisi e,l,,,a.l., ,
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Th. Vry Werst,
HoluniliiilHlreMs Now, tall mn the
truth. .Iiiliiiny Junes You know what
will li:iiiei If you ell a He, don't you?
Julinn.i Jones Ve. nia'ain; I'll go to
a Inul iilucu. Hchiiuliiilstrsma Vea, aud
that Isn't the worst of It. You'll also
be ui polled from achool.
A Falling Moat Polk. Have.
"Don't you think every one ought to
look fur the good lu tho world?"
"Yes. Hi, i inKlenil or looking for the
eiuusj they seem to bo looking for tbe
good thing" Miuiafou 1'ogt.
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fur the hi, i ,,
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II AC II IK
' THw FJm Model
11 lit I llf L 20
REPEATING RIFLE
You can buy no better
for target work and all
ipulgameup to
.wuyariu.
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BOILERS LAW
Burns, , j
Prartirea in tra-sal
lor the f. h laastflj
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Careful attenlioifl
tiona and Raalfl
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Voice and Piano
Method Used" In
Cigciggglli iygrrigjury of Music
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Hani..), tako sml i nmk ...inillis. Hi,, ..a
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