Harney valley items., May 23, 1903, Image 2

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PUBLIC pips ami tnen th«' land flooded S tatic of Gum,C ity nr ToiKtu»)
l.racva Cot vrv.
i
from th«* irrigation ditch. Thia is
Frank J. Cheney makes «»»th that
th«' whole proci'ss ami it is claimed
Conflicting «»pinion» h«v«» been that onl) time and water are neces­ Im is senior partner of the firm of
SAH Kl»AY M IY
l!WX
expreaaed aa to l*re»i«l»ul Roos«*- sary to free the soil of its alkaline F. J Cheney A Co , loing business
vvlt’s polilk'al life ami hi» p»r»«»nal element. The cost on a limited in th» City of Tole«lo, County anil
wishes
regsnling public oflice. tract, like the experimental ground, Stale aforesaid, and that said firm
AN IRRIGATION
KEYNOTE
For Infants and Children.
| Dr. Wiwxirow Wilson, ¡»resilient of will probably be 120 per acre, but will pay tha sum of One Hundred
Ikdlars
for
each
ami
every
case
of
1
Princeton
univ«
rsity,
recently
said:
on
larger
areus
it
mav
be
material
­
Landless men for manless land
‘ President Roosevelt owes his high ly reduced There ar«* about 4.01M*,- Catarrh that cannot lie cured by
is the keynote of an article on
position to th«' fact that he was a (MX) acres of alkaline land ir. th«« tile use «>f Hall’s Catarrh Cure,
• The Importance of the National 1 politician who di«l not care to hold
Frank J. Cheney,
West and it is proposed to estab­
Irrigation Act," by C. E. Wantland office," and then he continued :
Sworn to before mo and sulwcri* •
lish stations, beaidas al North
A\ci»’ct.«tilc Pttparaiion fix- A h
"Roosevelt was a thorn in th<> Yukima, at Sult Lake. Fresnu Cal­ ed in my pr«*sence, this (ilh day ot
in Gunton‘s Magazine for April
slmthMiiMj flic Fiuxliunl Regula
1SS1Ì.
Th« Deivnilwr, A. 1)
Mr. Wantland develops a new- aide of the |>olitieiana He attend- ifornia, and Billings, MiMil.
tint! the btouinchs and Bowvls ot
A. W. Gleason,
S
thought iu connection with the irri­ e«l their meetings »ml l»eeamr one de|»artment expects in the cours««
k
< UK A I. >
1M VN rs/< till OH IN
Notary Publie.
of them, but if things di«! not suit of a few years to have all this iiu-
gation movement. Speaking broad­
him he said so. He was »«> sure tueiise waate reclaim««! ami pro­
Promotes Dnjcslioiil. lavrful
ly, he says that the operation of that h«' knew how it ought to be
Hall’s Catarrh Cure ia taken in­
ducing splendid crops.—Baker
MM and Ant « dii.mi. ivular
ternally, and acts directly on the I
the law will serve to have homes don«' and he was so much trouble City l»emoi*rat__________
Onium.Morpluiii* nor Mineral
I i L kh I and muixms surfaces of the
Nor N aucotic .
readv for the homeless when the to the politieinns, that they gave
Much of the emigration
of system. Send for testimonials, free.
him
a
position
to
get
rid
of
him.
next period of depression comes to
F. J. Cb«n«*y A* Co.. Tolciio, O
"If men would study |»olitics, American iarmers and ranchers
the I'nited States, as come it w ill.
Sold
by all Druggist, "5c.
from
the
«vest
and
middle
west
to
not striving for office, it would
Hard times come as regularly as
llaU'e
Family Pills ar«« the ls-st
Canada
is
likely
to
prove
disa|>-
chsnge th«' face of affairs al! over
good times in tnis ceuulry, no mat­
pointing
if
not
disastrous
A
con
­
«*ountry. The danger of our age is
ter what the political cowipiexion
A Ki'iiisrkiildi' Keroril.
not |>artis.mship. but that our siderable )>ottion of the Dominion
of the administration mav be. For
Chnmbei Iain's Cough Rt-mrdy
thoughtful men will belong to no which ia being exploited and "set­
some years the country has been
party. Don't form yourself into a tled lies iu the sub-humid ami sub- : has a remarkable rsoord. It has
Aperteci Remedy forConstipa
unpreeedentlv prosperous.
That
lion.Sour Stomach Ihairluwa
third party.
Don’t isolate venir- arid belt which ctHresponds to ls'«-n iii us» for over thirty years,
is. more men are being employed
Worms.! onviil-b.il-, lovri «h
self. Go into the arena and take Kansas and Nebraska II is proph­ , during whit'll time many million
neat and L imw or Striti*.
and at better wages than ever be­
esied that a seri«*s of two or three 1 battles have Is-cn sold and vi'«-«l. It
your active part.’’
fore. it mav be said tha- the cost
has
long
l>vci>
the
stamLird
and
As a matter of fact we all know dry years will depopulate that
of the necessaries of life has in­
that Mr Rixxsevell has ever been a portiou of the Dominion as com­ . mam reliance in the lr«atmeiil of
creased out of all proportion to the
seeker after oflire, not, it is true, pletely as happem-d in western croup in thousands of homes, vet
earning power of the average work­
i Al to'itin>«lN*\«>l<rià*'a
for the emoluments but for the sake Kansas some years ago. The land during all thia time no care has
N I *» I
er. and that is true, but generally
of position and public usefulness. , is fertile and the climate is g.s>d ever been r«-|s>rt«-d to the manufact­
speaking, the country may be said
't—
He did not seek the vice presidency and in what are known as “wet urers in which it failed to effect a
to be prosperous.
I
cure.
When
given
as
soon
as
the
luxer core or wnapren
—that was forced upon him—but years” large and profitable crop«
*•
It is a prosperity, however, which
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at the same time it was generally can be raised, but the seasons conn child becomes hoarse or even a*
cannot last forever. The day of
concede«! that he «lid not desire in cycles or groups and s«x>ner or soon as the croupy tsiugh ap(iears,
depression must come and when it
It is
this ufli«?e because hr considered it lates the bad years make their it will prevent the attack.
does the distress will be as seen as
pleasant
to
lake,
many
cliildrcn
appearamre.
Then,
unless
settlers
a political graveyard and he had
it was when the last "lean year"
Il contains no opium or
his eye on the presidency for l'.KM. are well established and enabl'd to like it.
were endured. Mr. Watland's no­
other
harmful
subatnnt'e and may
It was said also that this was fon ed stand severe reverses until the
tion of preparing for this by making
lie
given
as
confidently
to a baby
U|K»r. him by his enemies to get rid meteorological (tenduluin swings
1
r i 1
l>oeai Hie the cultivation of vast areas
as
to
au
adult.
For
sal«*
bv H. M.
the
other
way,
great
sulferiug
of him. but while in a measure this
of land that is now practically des­
1
may betrue. nevertheless as many must ensue and an i-xcxlus the Horton, Burns; Fred Haines, Har­
ert. is thoroughly sound. It would
ney.
result.
of his admirers and friends insisted
J
take men out of the cities where
upon it, too.
they sre merely consumers and
Among the impo*tant new in-
It’s n real pleasure to wear the
With sll credit to Mr. Roosevelt
make them producers; it would
dustnes for Malheur county ia the fine titling clothes inane by Mruus-
it can truthfully raid he has al­
make them valuable to the com­
c inning plant now being built at Broa., America’s Leading Tailors.
ways been an office holder, and
munity and to themselves.
Arcadia.
Thia cannery will be Chicago. They’re so reasonable in
ooly once has been defeated and
Of course the irrigation act does
ready to handle this year'« crop of prices too.
Robinson
Walton,
that was for mayor ot New York a
not contemplate the reclaiming of
fruit and vegetables and will fur­ will tnk«* tour order.
number of years ago.
He was
arid l«nd and presenting it to any­
nish employment for a consider
hardly oat of college before he
one who cares to apply for it.
able force
of laborers.
The
went to the New York assembly,
Our fee returned if wo fail. Any one sanding sketch and description of
What it does do is to make good
building for the cannery will be
and when he got there he made his
any
invention will promptly reevivo our opinion fr«-e comx-niing the patent­
I «nd out of bad land and give set­
60x100 and have a capacity of
strong, vigorous personality felt
ability of sanie. "Ilow to obtain it patent " sent upon r««(m-«t. I’au-uu
tlers an opportunity to buy it on
from 20,000 to 3tl,000 cans of toma­
He became a leader at once, and
secure«! through us advertise«! for sale at our ex|a.*iiM*.
l ing time and easy payments, the
toes per day. The company that
the name of Tbeolore Roosevelt
“ My hair came out by the hand­
I stenta taken <>ut through m m-«-ive tfvcijl notut, without charge, in
cost of the irrigation works beirg
is building the cannery will plant
was known all over the nation ar
ful, and the gray hairs began tu
Tmt
1* \ ri x r ltiuxiun, an illustrated and u idcly «-irculatod journal, consulted
ad ied to the original value of the
out SO acres of tomatoes this sea­
creep in. I tried Ayer’a Hair Vigor,
far back as the early 80 s. b'ince
by
Manufacturers
and Investors.
and
it
stopped
the
hair
from
com
­
land in installments so light that
that time he has been a member of son, and tyill furnish tonia'o plants
ing out and restored the color."—
Send
for
sample
copy FREE. Address,
the outlay is hardly noticeable.
free of charge to any one who de­
Mrs. M. D.Gray, No. Salem. Mass.
tbe civil service commission, police
Mr. Wantland concludes : "Possi­
sires to engage in raising tomato« s
comoiissionerof New York, assist­
There’s a pleasure in
bly sometime in the future a na­
for the cannery, other vegetables
( Patent Attorneys,'
ant secretary to the navy, u volun­
offering such a prepara­
tional irrigation div will be cele­
as well as all kinds of fruits will
C
teer colonel, vice president and
tion as Ayer’s Hair Vigor.
brated. When the supplies needed
also be handled —Vale Gazette.
finally presiiienl. To say he never
It gives to all who use it
in the new and old lands across
sought othce is foolish in view of
Mr I). I*. Daugherty, well known
such satisfaction. The
the Pacific are shipped from the
this array of facts which date back throughout Mercer ami Summer
The bar issupplici with nono
hair becomes thicker,
valleys opened up by Unde Sam’s
for twenty odd years. And it would counties, W. Ya., most likely owes
longer, softer, and more
bui thè very best branda of
ditch builders; when the new
be equally silly to sav he is not his life to the kindness of a neigh­
glossy. And you feel so
state« ire developed and the worthy
Winee. Liquore ami ('arginateli
reeking office now. He wants the bor. He was almost hopelessly af­
secure in using such an
landless men of eastern cities are
drink*,
and thè Uhoicrst Cignrs.
1’resideiiUal nomination next year, flicted with diarrhoea ; was attend-
old and reliable prepara­
tran«terr-d to the manlees lands of
and he is workiog for it.
And e«l bv two physicians who gave nim
Your patronage soliciled.
tion.
|;.tt ( Ml«. All SranWte.
the mountain states, possibly it
why not? Is be not fully justified little, if any, re.ief, when a neigh­
I
will t>e said that providence had
Courteous treatment (<• all.
If y<*ir draffrtel cannot »upply you,
tend ut one dollar and we will espreMi
in having su3o a political ambition bor learning of his serious condi­
something to d > with the national
you A botti*. Il* BOTO an«! »!»• th* MMM
Corner north of |ioatirt!'ice.
of your nearrat m i r»*aa office. AtldrcM,
Had ’1 heodore Roosevelt sought tion. brought him a bottle of Cham-
irrigation agitation, which started
J. < . A \ hit < <>.. Lnweli. M am
office for the rake of its financial Ixrlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar­
LEE CALDWELL
in Utah ”
con«.deration it would be differene, rhoea Remedy, which cure«! him in
Propriotor.
Bui he was born with a silver spoon less than twenty-four hours, For
HIS
master ’ s
in his mouth. He always has had sale by H. M. Horton, Burns; Ered
VOICE
a reasonably good income a> d lias Haines, Harney.
I
made more money with his writ­
The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean
_ Generally the expre»-
ings, He studied law but finally
«ion is. "I don’t feel half
is the only weekly newspaper pub­
made up his mind to enter politics
well," though sometiiiies
lished in Chicago in connection
!,
people say, “ I feel half
W. E. 7ÄI3CH. Trcprictcr.
as a p ofession anil if there can be
l V sick."
But there is no
with the great daily papers.
It
su h a profession no man has
such thing as being half
contains a judiciously selected
J
sick. The num who feels
serve«! more to elevate its |io»ition.
V
half sick is all sick.
As a
summary ot the news of the nation
He chose to work instead of hang­
rule, the cause of the
and world, the best stories, home,
I>rink h mixed to suit your taste, Courteous treatment gì.armiteli
weak, tired, half sick feel­
ing alout fa-hionuble clubs or
ing is <l:s-ase of tile stom­
farm, woman’s, ami other sjiecial
being in tbe‘MOO.’’ So while it is
ach, resulting in loss of
departments, ami fair, patriotic,
Your patronage Solicited.
nutrition ana consquently
true that he has always sought
in physical weakness.
aide editorials, written from a Re­
Doctor Pierce's Golden
oilice, he has been a professional
publican viewpoint. It is by far
Medical Ditcoverv
politician who has done a \a«t
"N cores diseases of the
the best general newspaper ot the
*'1 stomach and other or­
amount of gorxi for his country.
Western States. The regular price
gans of digestion and
It is to be regretted there are not
nutrition.
It restores
Th« Victor Talking Machine holda Hfrt
fot
the Weekly Inter Ocean is *1,00
strength by enabling the
m«*re office seekers of the Roosevelt
(lace. It took highest aw.rd al the Buffalo
an-Ameriian Fi position.
perfect digestion an«l as­
and for the Harney Valley Items I
kind.—W. W. Union.
THE VICTOR la hsat hicauiri
similation of food.
It
Victor rc< -,r«l dia*x air fiat and tndeatrucii-
♦ 1 50, but subscriptions will be re­
Buy n jKisinl cnnl ami semi to The New York
makes Uulf sick people
blr no wax to era- k or break off.
ceived at this office for the two
all well.
Victor re or la ft e perfect reproductions
Tribune Farmer, New York City, for u free
the burn n »01« c s ■ indxaa though the athfef
RECLAIMING ALK KLINE
" I »offered for four year»
papers in combination for one year
were present in person.
specimen copy.
with pain in niy Hontach
Victor re orta contain all that la be«» In
LANDS
for only ♦ 1.50.
so that at times I comVln't
music, orat »7 and humor mu h of it repr .
The Tribum* Farmer in a National Illuatrn-
work nor eat • write» Mr
du ed by n » oth r talking »•« hine.
Frank Sinc.h of
Ntotnacli 'I rouble.
Victors« < t AI7..1O 0» $SO.
I he
Granite. Chaffer Co
ted
Agricultural Weekly for farmer» and
rlgl.j arm Vi tor the liteat improve n. nt -
The United States agricultural
Colo. ”1 wrote to you
“I have been trouble«! with my
S«sst C. O. 1»
‘ J.
their
families, am] atamla at the head of the
atx>ut my »icknemi
prwvai to any place on the Pacific Coast.
department is about to demonstrate stomach for the past four year»,’’
• nd w«« told to u»e
Send for Catalogue.
agricultural press.
Th« prim ia * LOO per
pour medic:new. wh»ch I did with good result».
I mlv u»e<l four bottles of your («olden Medical to the farmers of Eastern Washing­ says D. L. Beach, of Clover Nook
SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.
D im ?'»very.’ and rntiwt »Ay that I am entirely
year, but it you like it you can aecurc it with
¿itred and feel like a new man. and 1 can highly ton that the 3000 acres of alkali Farm, Greenfield, Mass.
“A few
Suinway PUno-Ang«'u» Pl.no Player
I
recommend ymir medicine to any sufferer."
your own favorite local newspaper, The
General Music Dealer«
soil
in
Yakima
county
can
be
re
­
«lays
ago
I
was
induced
to
boy a
” Golden Medical Discovery ” con tain I
ITEMS, at a bargain.
Both pnpera IL50.
Kearny and Sutter Sla., San franuaco
no alcohol and :• entirely free from claimed and made the most vain, box of Chamberlain's Stomach and
3piuiut ccM-aine atv all other narcotics.
able of agricultural land.
Mr. Liver Tablets. I have taken part
It is strictly a terr.perMnce medicine.
Accept no sul/stitute for "Golden Med­ Means, an agent, has been sent out ofthem and feel agrentrleal better.”
ical Discovery " There is nothing "just
bv the de; arlment to su|<crinterid If v.ou have any troutile with vour
is gcxid ” for diseases of the stomach.
The plan is simply to stomach try a box of these Tablets.
The "Common Sense Medical Advis­ the test.
er,” one thousand and eight large pages,
Cures Crip
wash
the
alkali out of the soil. You are certain to tie pleased with
in paper covers, is sent free on receipt of
tuenty-one one-cent »tamps, to pay ex­ Throughout the 2<* acre tract that the result.
Price 25 cents For
pense of mailing only.
Addre^« Dr.
will be pla-ed under subjection, »ah by H. M. Horton. Burns: Fred
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
S«ven Million kozcasot«! In post 12 monttwi.
Thfe Signature,
|>OX. 25c.
will be p aced earthen drainage Haines, Harney.
ROOSEVELT
AND
OFFICE.
CASTORI!
Boars tho
Signature
of
A
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
n
11$.
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AR ANTEE B.
Lost Hair
VICTOR J. EVANS & CO.,
Evans Building,
WASHINGTON, O.
The
Windsor
Bar
The Capital Saloon
VICTOR
TALKING
MACHINES
sent
c.o.d.
YOU ARE A FARMER
-A.nd Have On<* Cont
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet».
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