Harney valley items. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 188?-19??, March 07, 1903, Image 4

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    Proverbs
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BULKY POST CARBS.
PICKED UP IN LONOON.
Keiiliitz must not be iiitule loo strong
in I'ngkiiid. A .Iruggist has just hern
finetl for ovrrilouing the jM-.q.lv of
Ping-Pong Balia and Other Articles Brentford.
Sam t liffe. the last survivor of the
in the Mails.
“ When the butter won’t
otiee fuMhiottuble runniug foot mm.
died recently in Loudon at the age tt(
c< me put a penny in the H.ak.otr.
M WrltlB* I’«-
ltd. Fifty-four of his deseemluntv saw
churn,” is an old time dairy
p.r I., HatravauBBI — r
him buried.
>*rr..M-Tkr M tmbb . ut a
Loudon lutd 4.MJ fire alnrats last year.
proverb. It often seems to
Mylau Swiai.r.
There was an increase of more than
v >rk though no one has ever
l.tHXt fires over the average ot the last
The use of ping-pong balls as post ten yeivrs. uml of 223 over any prevlnti*
told why.
cards is the latest freak of seekers year.
When mothers are worried for novelty.
During 1S8S the London mint struck
started in Liverpool quite recent­ off 72.'Ji5.2'Jj coins, ubout lt>.0<K».<XM»
I .cause the children do not ly, It anil
despite its obvious disadvan­ mure than in 1804. The value of the
g .in strength and flesh we tages. is spreading in England. The gvlvl voiuH vvaa £3,393,025; of the sil­
result is much unhappiness ver coins, £ 1,190,168. uuvl of tbe bronze,
S'.y give them Scott's Emul­ princi|xil
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to the postman and a recent new reg­ £ 40,095.
ulation in some places forbidding all
sion.
OF INTEREST TO THE SOLDIERS.
such unhandy missives.
It is like the penny in the
The ball, were stamped, an address
Part of Dahomey is to !»• colonized
milk because it works and written under the stamp, and the mes­ with Alsutians and Lorminers who
sage scrawled on the rest of the sur­ have served in the French army.
because there is something face. These clumsy anil bulky post
The key of Libby prison and the ting
cards were posted in Liverpool by the which flouted over the prison are pre­
a .tonishing about it.
thousands and gave tlie post office au­ served in the Soldiers’ Memorial hall
Scott s Emulsion is simply thorities an immense amount of extra nt Rutland, Vt.
says Hearst's Chicago American.
Cabul, in Afghanistan, has an arms
a milk of pure cod liver oil work,
Among those idle people who from factory a third of a mile long and 200
with some hypophosphites time t<> time have wasted their snjier- yards wide, that turiui out 20,000 cart­
flilous energies in testing the forbear­ ridges and 15 nth s daily, and four
especially prepared for delicate ance of the postal officials, is a man in quick-tiring
field guns every week.
Southampton. England, whose favor­
stomachs.
A massive Quincy granite monument
ite form of missive used to be a postage has been erected over the grave of the
Children take to it naturally stamp. But as lie wrote the address late
lien. Abner Doubleday, at Arling­
the face of the stamps, the author­ ton, by his former eomrudes of the
because they like the taste on
ities decided that they were not bound First Corps Association. Army of the
and the remedy takes just as to deliver them. It was probably the Potoinnc. The column is similar to
same |x-rson who afterward posted a that which marks the grave of Gen.
naturally to the children be­ complete
|>ack of playing cards, each Philip Sheridan.
cause it is so perfectly adapted neatly addressed on tlie back, but with
A CLOSER nxim is bad for sleeping,
no message whatever on tlie colored
to their wants.
because air once breathed parts with u
side.
Another very peculiar letter found sixth of its oxygen anil contains an
For all weak and pale and
in a London pillar-box last autumn equivalent amount of carUmieacid gas;
thin children Scott’s Emulsion was a green apple on one side of which air breathed six time will not support
cot an address, and on the other life.
satisfactory treat- w-s
is tae
P ikbcino the flesh with even the
the simple, but expressive message:
finest needle hurts because the nerves
I “Sour—like you.”
ment.
Bank notes have been employed as art* so thickly matted just under the
We will send you
a writing paper more than once by skin that not even the finest point can
the penny, /. e., a
extravagant or foolish persons. Among lx- introduced without wouuding one t*r
sample free.
; the effects of an English miser who more.
Re sure that this picture in died about IS years ago was found a £5
the form of a label is on the
note on which the deceased had writ­ His Life Saved by Chamberlain's
wrapner of every bottle ot
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
ten directions as to the <iis|x>»al of his
Emulsion you buy.
Remedy.
property. At Hnmpstead there lived
SCOTT & BOWNE, until recently a wealthy bachelor of
“B. L. Byer, ti well known cooper
Chemists,
whom it was said that he once wrote of this town, says he believes Chain-
409 Pearl St., N. Y. a proposal of marriage to a lady on
the back of a |50 note, and because it berla:n’s Colic, Cholera and Diar­
30c. and fi. 00: all druggists.
was sent back without a word of com­ rhoea Remedy saved his life last
ment by the recipient, refused ever
summer. He had been sick for a
afterward to have anything to do with
month with what the doctors call
the fair sex.
Whiting |iaper, or. indeed, paper of bilious dysentery, and could get
Many newspapers have lately given currency any kind, is usually at a premium nothing to do him anv good until
t<> reports by irresponsible parties to the effect
among soldiers on active service. Many
t ha t
very curious substitutes came from he tried this remedy. It gave him,
THE NEWH0MESEW1NQ MACHINE CO the British soldiers in South Africa. immediate relief,” says B.T. Little,
hnd entered a trust or combination: we wish
One of the commonest Las lieen
For sale
to assure the public that there is ho frufh in mealie leaves. “Mealie" is the South merchant, Hancock, Nd.
such reports. We have been manufacturing
Fred
by
II.
M.
Horton,
Burns;
sewing machines for over a quarter of a centu­ African name for maize. Bound the
ry, and have established a reputation for our-
maize cob grow a number of strong Haines, Harnev.
s- lvcs and our machines that is the envy of ail
enveloping sheaths, which, when dry.
others. Our “,Ve»r Hvmc” machine has
Stop fit«* Coligli
never been rivaled as a family machine.—It turn to a pale yellow Color and ean
then be written upon.
mui Work oft'the Cohl.
stands at the headofall High Grnde sewing
machines, and stands on its oirn merits.
After Colenso there was found
The ** New Home" is the onlg reallg gras|>ed in the stif.
u handsofadead Laxative Bromo-Qui ni ne Tablets
HIGH GRADE Sewing Machine
soldier a piece of leather with a dying cure’a colti in one day. No Cure,
on the market,
message scrawled upon it with a stump Na pay. Price 25 cents.
It is not necessary for us to enter into a trust
It was a layer of the sole
to save our credit or pay any debts as we have of pencil.
no debts to pay. We have never entered into of the dead man's boot, which had
Stock inspector*.
competition with manufacturers of low grade probably been loosened with much
cheap machin« s that are made to sell regard­ marehing, and which he had contrived
Notice is hereby given that I
less of any intrinsic merits. Do not be de­
It safely reached the poor have duly appointed the following
ceived, when you want a sewing machine don’t to rip off.
send your money away from home, call on a fellow's family in England.
•• New Home " Dealer, he can sell you a
From the Philippines, too. some cu­ deputy stock inspector fur Harney
letter machine for less than you can purchase
rious
letters have been received by County, Oregon:
elsewhere. If there is no dealer near you,
the friends of American soldiers fight­
write direct to us.
Burtts
A. B. Colenbaugh
ing in those islands. One of the most
THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO ingenious was a piece of native bam­ John Jenkins...
. .Smith
ORANGE, MASS
boo. about a foot long, on which an ad- Dick Smith..........
Andrews
New York, Chicago. III., St. I-ouis, Mo., Atlan­
dress hail been carved with pen­
ta, Ga., Dallas, Tex., ban Francisco, Cal.
N
ewt H oover .
knife. The letter was inside this hol­
Stock Inspector.
low tube, and held there by wooden
pins at each end. The writer ex­
0-A.eTomyv.
plained that he had found it impossible
Bear» the
lh0 ^nl1
TRY A
to get an envelope or to find any gum
Signatar»
to make one. so had had recourse to
of
this expedient.
The ceiling of a room is. as a rule,
so far out of ordinary reach that the
idea of using it for writing on seems
strange. But in a case tried last year
IC0TO5 TRAJFCTORT 200 YHS T»AjrC’’’ORY
Hei~h» at 50 yarda
Height at 100 yard«
i in England it transpired that a land­
I.JJ inebri
5 92 iacu««
lady had been in the habit of using her
YARDS TBAJFCTO8Y
Heifffo »» I 50 r»r¿a
ceiling in lieu of a rent-book. I'pon it
IS 38 inches
were inscribed the various amounts
The Up-to-date srm in high powerrepeste*«
is the 12 40 Marlin with Smokelftt Steel
1 received from her lodgers. As it was.
Barrel using .32 40 High Pretiure Car­
| of course, impossible to bring this
tridges This Cartridge has a ve­
locity of over 2,000 feet per
' strange rent book into court, a certi­
second with consequent
fied copy hail to be made for the use
Hat trajectory and
Yow
great killing
of the judge.
e«n
I h»v« h. d «xcavlon tu uv< your
BUck-Drsught Stovk and Poultry Medi­
cina ai d am p c-s <d to lay that I iwv«
uxd anything lor ilcxk that gave hall as
good satisfaction. I heartily recati»,
mend it tu all owners of stock.
J. B. BELSttER. St. Louis, Mo
Su» stuck or poultry uhoiild not
eat cheap stock fixxl any more tlum
sick )>erson» simiiLi expect to lx*
cured by f 'od. V hen your stock
anil poultry lire tick give them nie.1-
icine. Don't stull them with worth-
leas stock L odi. I III >ad Ilio I .iwslt
and stir lip the torpid liver an I the
animal w ill lx» i-iin-d. if it l>e |xw»i-
ide to cure it. Black-Draught Stock
bowel-« and stirs up the torpid liver.
It cur< ■« every malady i f stick if
taken in time. Secure a »."• n nt can
of Black-Draught Stock »nd Poultry
Medicine and it u ill pav fur itself ten
timesover. Il< rses work lief ter. Cows
give more milk. Hog« gain fhwlt.
Ami In ns Inv moreegtrs. It soln s the
problem of making n< much Idood,
tl<>sh ami energy as possiblo out of
the smallest amount of food con­
sumed. Buy n can from your denier.
Sckniific jHmeriwn.
A handsomely Illustrated week!*. Largest cir-
<ulutloii of any acteuHUc lotirnal. Tern*», l-i a
year: four month», |L Boid byall ncwadnaJer».
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A man at one of the hotels the other
night told an interesting story of how
the freighter« of the far west used to
supply tlit niselves with whisky, says
the Louisville Courier-Journal. He
said that some yenrs ago when till
freight was hauled in wagons, lie hap
pened to make a trip of several hun­
dred mile« with a train of wagons car­
rying merchandise to remote stations.
Nearly every wagon contained one or
more barrels of w hisky.
“The fit st night out 1 noticed," said
he, “great activity around the whisky
barrels. The wagons each had a
hatchet mid a gimlet. They would
knock up a hoop, bore a hole, draw all
the whisky they wanted, then put
aliout us much fine gravel in the bat re'
as they hnd draw n out whisky, drive a
plug in the hole and put the hoop back
in place.
“I lettered afterward that the bar­
rels were weighed and the whisky
tested Isefore it vva» turned over to the
freighters, and that when it arrived ut
its destination it was again weighed
and tested. Tbe gravel supplied the
weight end bulk and the quantity re­
mained the same, and this is why it
was used instead of water to supply the
of what nad been taken out.”
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8. L iiih I Office, Burns, Oregon. Febr. 4, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that »Jeaaie M. Mr-
31 ullin.of Drew»ey,Harney,county Oregon, I ims
filed notice of intention to make proof on his
desert-land claim No. 199, for tbe SE^NEl^
Sec 25, I p 21, S R 34, E W M, before Register and
Receiver at Burns. Oregon, on Saturday, the
2Hth day of March, 1903.
He names the following wltne^es to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of »aid
lund: Jacob Wright, Eugene A, Heath, Noah
Oard and Frank Holliday, all of Drewsey,
Oregon.
W m . F arrs . Keg I «ter.
NOTICE FOtt PUBLICATION.
U 8, I j » ik I office. Burn», Oregon, Febr. :t, 1983.
Notice 1» hereby given that llie foUowlux
i nanx-d .ettler ha.» filed nxth e of hi» intention
i
Io make Anal proof In auppori of hl» rlalin and
that raid proof will be made Ix-fore Itecirter
and Receiver at Burn», Oregon, on March
13, 1903, vis: Hd Entry No IZI5. of
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