Sherman County observer., June 28, 1907, Image 2

The
O b se r v e r .
T h e A s to ria R egatta.
Perhaps it is a good thing for the
American people that they cau t
read the Japanese newspapers.
P A R IS
OF » M B K M A N
<»O
M ORO, OKKOON.
D. C.
I bblavd a Sob
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C. L, I rkland , M anager .
W ill roooive b*da undar th« condi­
tion« u *aied b«r«tu*fter for lb * ««I«
Bid«, Deaortblug by Tow usblp,Kangs
and Haotion, th« num ber of acres, w ith
th e p rlo a per acre ofiaied, w hich if the
land described contain« various claase«
■uoh «« graalng, agricultural or tim ber,
«bould state the rate per acre offered for
•• s. «66.54 each class; the full nam e of the party nr
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parties to whom the contracts or deeds
*« 18 «40.
may Is Issued. Po«t office address and
« 15 «40.
the B ank through w hloh transactions
“ 11 «40.
shall take placeabould he mailed to the
office of the Eastern Oregon Land Co.,
Rooms 702-704 Claus Spreckels building
Ban Franolsco, Cal.,ou or before J uly 1,
’ ..Hac.2n « oo
1907.
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Term s: I f bid la accepted wllftfce k
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cash dow n ou aooeptanoe of bid aud
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delivery of oontract, % In one year, and
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w s ra
tw o years from same date. Deferr-
^ ln paym
enta to bear Interest at the rate
Twp. fl 8, Rang» 18 E.
of 8 peroent. AU paym ents of prlnol
pal and Interest to be made net at the
Com pany’s office lu Han Francisco, Cal.
The contractor or purchaser Is to pay
taxes (andekpensas), d urin g the term
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lis t"
o f the o»»niract, or u n til the deed Is de
U vered .. An allowance w ill be made of
Twp. 7 8, Range i« E .
peroent for oaah purchases. T h e Corn-
ill its
deliver
w a rra
ty deed ao-
S 3 ! « w to
usual a form
on n completion
of Um faUowlog patontad landa, S
(Mit ot Dalka MlUtary Koad G rau t:
rw p. 6 8, Rang« 17 B .
Acre«
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Astoria Budget.
. At a special meeting oh the general committee the fol­
lowing named gentlemen were selected and assigned to po­
sitions to manage the annual regatta which will come off at
this city Sept. 5, G, and 7: Mayor Herman Wise, John fi-
Whyte, Albert Dunbar, J.E . Gratke, R. M. leathers, Norris I
Staples, and about 20 others.
Pares will he reduced and I
every body in the state invited.
m a r * C ity O f f i c i a l r a r « .
O F F IC IA L
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The B a slers Oregon Land Company
Gov. Harris has been made a
doctor of laws, but that won’t keep
him from eating pie with a knife, if
he feels like it. .
It is Mr. Edison’s opinion that
“ we know about 1 seven billionth
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of 1 percent about anything,” and
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there arc millions of people who
will agree to the proposition, ty has
Don’t »end u* article* on politic*, tem­
been
stated that 144 figures would
perance or religion. Dl»cu**ion of such
.opics only lead* to violent and sbu.lve be required to enumerate the volts
language In the end.
of eleotrieity^umped out of the at­
mosphere daily ou this globe for
T o insu re p u b lic a tio n , articles for
Prineville Review7.
The Observer must reach the office before commercial purposes. Consuming
noon Wednesday. The mall come* dally.
atmosphere at that rapid rate must
H. V. G ates has filed on a water right on the Matoles I
soon lead to a collapse of Mother river, with the intention of installing a power plant there
NW^ .li^ ,<’B^ii_i«q
When you remit for The Observer forth. But who cares 1 seven bil-
ÏST
u»e an expreanw poatolHce money erffijr, » Z h o ( ' l “|7 r « D t3 7 B M 7 t Som e- 1 and generating electricity for tire Prineville Light and Wa-
registered letter, or hank draft, payable tp
Twp. 7 8, Range 17 E.
thing dramatic aud spectacular is ter Company,which will supply juice for the whole county, W X 8 W X .8 E W 8 W X .8 W K
P, C. Ireland & Son.
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if,.. . peihaps lying io ambush for the
js not known at present just when work on the new plant 71-----
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A B lu e M a rk here w ill answ er an
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Send for advertising rates.
M o re A tm o s p h e re fo r Sale.
Inquiry, when entered upon onr calendar,
giving the date of the paper ns the date at
which your current *ub»crlplion expire*.
I
h
D iffic u lty in h av in g y o u rO b s e rv e r
changed may be avoided by sending the
deelred alteration to thU office. Alway^
give the name of the office from which
you want It changed, a* well a* the one to
which It la tp be *ent.
We will not be responsible for the
neglect of subscribers to notify us of
changes in their address. Not w ill the
notification of a Postmaster that the sub­
scriber has “ Removed” settle the hill of
a delinquent.
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of the oontract, or It w ill depoait In es­
crow, subject to the terms of the con­
tract. a w arran ty deed, according to Its
usual form , In Ban Frauotsoo or Port­
land w ith suitable trustees, to be d eliv ­
ered on completion o f the contract.
Bids must be accompanied by suitable
“ 9. .«40
reference« as to the financial standing
“ 11..840
o f bidders where the parties are un
« 18..840
kno w n to the Company.
“ J7. «40.
T h e Company reserves the rig ht to
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aocept or reject any or a ll bids.
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80
Forms for bids and oontract« w ill be
j< M Ä M “ 81 588.80 furnished on application to the Eastern
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Oregon Lan d Com pany, Rooms 702-
“ 7. «11.40 704 Claus Bpreoksls b uilding, Ban F ra n -
[4tJ7 28
Ï 1 M . M clsco, Cat.
i will begin, but it will probably be some time during the
Such depth of water ha« been | c o m i n g fill I
found ofi the Columbia river bar by
U. S. Engineers, on a recent survey
of that stretch of water, that Col.
Bossier is jubilant about it, and has
ordered duplicate toundings to veri­
fy results indicated. W e shall not
know exactly what it is until the
red tape unwinds in Washington
However, we may feel assured that
it is a handsome chaser following
Pennsylvania farmers have just
found out that the cold weather last
spring killed all the potato bugs.
T h e Coal S u p p ly H ig h in Price.
Aw
.. Oregon Evening Journal.
Profiting by experience, coal dealers are making pro­
Twp. 7 B, Rangs 18 E.
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visions for a big business by purchasing cargoes in coal ports I wx »WX-.......
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and engaging vessels to make deliveries as the season ad-1 a il ...,
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D ip lo m a t Ed. W rig h t’s su ccess in I vances.
18 ships, carrying 55,000 tons, are already booked
“ 88 480
removing Puget sound logie of the for Portland, “but prices will be high, ’ because of some I w*. A w* Ej
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ship owners discrepancy against I reatfy excuse. And, we may add, coal from Pacific ocean
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cargoes loaded foreign in P °rtsof
.g di
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k A i Columbia,
' n t n m h i u about
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which
Mr.
How much better it would have
been for Harry Orchard and others
had ha read the Bibb* in bis young
er days.
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an(J h e a te r
made two tri|»s to London and
Paris.
Bright Sayings by Soma Modern Mitas
of Humanity.
Sunday School Teacher—W h a t would
hnppen now If people were struck dead
for lying, as they were In ancient
P oor S how fo r S p e c u la to rs .
1
Send your watches, jewelry, etc
needing repairs, to me, and I will
guarantee perfect satisfaction. Wm
Rudolf is my agent in Moro, at
whose place of business any article
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7 . .0 4 0 80 may be left to be forwarded, and
Vi 8E1, W | N E |. HEI N E |,18. «00
who will return the same to you in
üf
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good shape.
O. M. H eacock ,
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LaGrande, Or
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People who waut snueihiug
bright and original may l>c referied
to the story of a Texas cyclone that
picked up a letter aud delivered it
to the person to whom it was ad
dressed, 20 miles away.
Japan may be aayiug next that
Tokio 1« better governed than Han
Francisco. Withoafc discussing th«
point this may be a solid fact. Hun
Francisco has jv new strike and
seems to be lik in g her pnnishmeui
steadily.
The Gyroscope, 1 rail railway,
which is creating such amazeîncnl
before the British Royal Society, i»
the same senseless guy worked b>
an old Athena hay-seed in Oregon,
about 20 years ago. It, is an extia
fine sucker-trap.
It is not given to every town to
rnu a big exposition as Pneeessfhllj
as was done in Portland two year»
ago, and the Rose Garnival last
week ex h ib its public s p m t and
civic talent in that city among it»
greatest possessions.
Prophet Wm. E. Curl is said “the
plans of the land grabbers to dis­
credit ltoosevelt’s policies at the
Denver land conveuti«»!),’’ “ will lie
thwarted by (lie administration;”
and ’t were so. Tne President, as
a politician, is cute enough.
The Idaho Portland Cement Co.
have purchased the steamer Mount­
ain Gem, to run in connection with
Lewiston and The Works, 25 miles
up Huakc river. The company is
now in position to Iwgin immediate
development of its proper! tos, chiel
o f wXicti is a *300,000 plant for the
manufacture of Portland cement,
equalling (if not sti|>erior to ) the
imported aiticle, aud a *.35,000
presswl brick plant. These indus­
tries will makdL*** i*ton a hummer
as the uative materials <l«*|»oHit are
comparatively limith-ss. ,
In New York, a few dajs since,
J. J. Hill asserted that .the predit
of American rails ays is gone; that
their facilities «re o v e r' tax e d and
that the government must help
them to rsise money for improve
men's; which it no doubt (me. Hi-
multaoeous w ii I t i his com«s a state
meut from Secretary Cortelyou,
that the government* surplus is
large enough to m<« t curr«*tit ex
penat-s on the Panama canal,-u hicii
leads fiua.u«*iers to Itelieve that no
more Ismds w ill l«e issued for a long
time, if at all. The industries of the
oountry cannot afford to wait for
th e
ii I and l«*t the railroads de­
ray tuea/dime, and government
h e lp is h i fjir for one as it is for
th e other.
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YifiTai
Animal Worship.
flwlne are adored In Crete, weasels
nt Thebes, rats and mice In Troas, por­
cupine« in I ’erola, the lapwing In New
Mexico, bull» In Bennre«, »erpent» In
Greece and many of the African coun­
tries
The Hindoos never molest
snake«. They call them fathers, broth­
er«. fri^nJa »ml other endearing name«.
On the coast of Guinea a hog happen­
ing to kill a snake, the king gave orders
that all the swine should be destroyed.
The Mystery of tho Universe.
1 compare the mind of man to a mu­
sical Instrument w ith a certain range
of note«, beyond which In both direc­
tion« exist« Infinite «Hence. The phe­
nomena of m atter and force come w ith ­
in our Intellectual range, but behind,,
aud nlnive and around ua the real mys­
tery of the universe Ilea unsolved and.
o« fa r a« we are concerned, la Incapa­
ble of solution.—John Tyndall.
When New York Was New Orange.
Manhattan Island waa ones named
New Orange for fifteen months. When
the English took It from the Dutch the
name New Amsterdam waa changed to
New York, and then when the Dutch
recaptured tt In July. 1673, they called
It New Orange. I t held that game un­
til the English retook It In November,
1074. when the name New York waa
restored and has been retained ever
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NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
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682 20
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The Farm of F. A. Sayres,
Monday until Wednesday Morning
MOrO at- Noontide Mondays and Wednesdays
Pasteur is oneof the very l»est d ra ft horses th a t ever left France-
H is physical proportions are perfect, and he possesees In su extraordi­
nary degree the high finish and great activity which has made the breed
of Percneron horses so famous. H is pedigree, like bis in d iv id u al m erit,
Is the best th a t cau be found in France, bis ancestors on both sides being
the moet noted prlxe w inners and breeders In th a t oountry. H is sire
Belplou, was a prize w inn er at the U n iversal Exposition a t Parts In 1900.
H e also won 1st prize a t the tw o greatest shows In France In 1901.
Pasteur, on account of bis great In d iv id u al m e rit won 1st prize In
Collection, at the greatest Horse Hhow in the history of the w orld, at
th e W orlds’ F a ir at St. Louis, In 1904.
T E R M S —215 single leap, payable at the tim e o f service. $20 the
season, payable at the end ot the season. 826 to Insure, payable when
the mare Is know n to be w ith foal. M are and ooli w ill stand good for
services, ( ’are w ill be taken to prevent accidents but w ill be responsi­
ble for none. T ra d in g , selling, or rem oving the m are from the neigh­
borhood, forfeits the insurance, and the inooey tiecomes due. ,
Pcrcheron Horse Breeders Association
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Nick Goetjen, Keeper.
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640.60
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Operating on
Quick
Hales and
S m a ll Profits.
Horses •»<« Cattle
Colts, StalliQOS,
red Rldglings,
L iv e and I»et Live.
A S p e c ia lty of
Ruptures, Tumors
and Abscesses.
Call and Examine
M y Stock of
D e n tis tr y .
FURNITURE
P hon* is c If
S tock Q*t S ick .
and
B I D E L I N EH
before buying
O. W. A X TE LL
Moro
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Oregon.
MORO, O REGON.
W m . Rudolf
First Street
L IV E R Y , FE E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E S .
J. M. DUN A.HOO, Proprietor and Manager.
Strongs Brick
T.tepho&e from The Dalle, or ear Hberman oonnty point, at oar expenre-
tkrvioe
fnruiabed to or from Moro to any point«. ~
O U R M O T T O “ Pkaw tfe public.”
M ORO, ORE.
Confectionery,
Cigore, Tobaccos,
Billiards Pool Tables
- EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE,
SPECIAL RATES TO’COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
Ic e
In s u r e Y o u r
— S to c k
Cold Drinks and Ice Cream
The National Live Stock Insur­
ance Assn, 1’onland, Or,
Is prepared to isaue policies on the most liberal term«, and payment« are
prompt In all cases of'Ueath.
T his Association Is incorporated under the I tw« of the Stale o f Oregon,
and has th e very be«tclam of reference« o f an r Corporal Ion in the Htate.
A m ong these are: H o n, \V . H . Moore, PrcHident o f the Oregon Tru st and
Havings Co., Portland; Bradstreets’ and D u n ’s Commercial Agencies.
HF" For particulars apply to or addre«H,
L L Holery, igent for Sherman County,
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Hotel Co.
The
Chas. W rig h t, President.
U m a tilla
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Lamp
gives a clear, Heady Hikt. Fitted with
latest improved burner- Made of braae
throughout and beautifully nickeled.
Every lamp warranted. Suitable for library,
d i n i n g . room, parlor or bedroom. If not at
lealer’s, write to our nearest agency.
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your
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E lectric L ig h ts
Electric C a ll Bells.
HOTEL RATES TO SUIT YOU.
Esmond Hotel
All O R & N Trains Stop at Front Door
Railway Ticket Office in the Lobby.
Protland, O regon.
OSCAR
A N P gaSO N
MANAGER
T. N. C R O FTO N ,
P r o p r ie t o r .
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Free b u t to and from trains
R ates by th e day
0 0 c, 7 0 c, 8 1 . 0 0 , $ 1 . 6 0 , $ 2 .
European Plan
A Good Clean Fam ily
Hotel
Vinton Hotel
G R A SS VALLEY, ORE.
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READ THE OBSERVER
ALL th e tim e.
For C ounty n ew s
O A L IT T L E M ISSIONARY W O RK IN YOUR
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idle days by telling your neighbors of the good
qualities of The Observer.
you can’t get their sub­
scriptions, send us their addresses - and we will send
them sample copies. We pay for all soliciting you do
for us.
Always Remember the Full Name
C onvientto Business L a x a t i v e R r o m o Q u i n i n e
New Entirely.
PRICES REASONABLE
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House
'rtx» D«*ii«->a, O rw gon,
M. C. Dickinson, Manager.
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848TS2
Wasco, Oregon
Highest priced room $3
per day.
Conducted on Best Principles
Cures a Cold in One Day, Crip in Tw o.
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J os. S a n d e r s ,
Hteam H eat.
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Gives best results.
R educes fuel ex­
pense. * A working
flam e s t the to u ch o f th e
match. “Blue Flame” means the hottest flame
produced by any stove. The New Perfection
will make your work lighter. W ill not over­
heat tho kitchen. Made in three sizes, with
one, two, and three burners. Every stove war­
ranted. If not at your dealer’s, write to our
nearest agency.
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The
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The different
Oil Stove
The im p ro ved
OU Stove
Saturday until Monday Morning
Twp. 10 8, R 20 E .
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The
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T h e Farm of John Christianson,
D ise a s e s of
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Telegram’s Klamath Special.
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j, in season. Rôda Water, Iwittlod
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^and fountain, alwaya on liantT
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Telling the actual settler to dropliis application into a
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waste basket, in the San Francisco office of the S. P. Ry. E |
N *B W X ,8E X
Some i>oople are under the Impres­
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sion that the English robin and his Go., when making application to buy 160 acres of land held A||
mate differ in plumage and eipect to bv ^]1G railrond company, does not prevent the great rush,
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W hen
brown bird of retiring diapoattton and which has reached the Klamath country, and hundreds of n e x n e x ...............
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unattraettvs color, but the ben robin u peopie have gone into the tall timber to become a c t u a l sett-1 aW
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quite ae f«wrleaa as her mate and quite I r
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hh brightly clad.
■ j lers upon lands claimed by tne.railroads. Several are con-| ~ Twp. iob , R21 E.
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W h .n R.ptilss D I..
P o r i hi m l
structing cabins, and in other ways are making themselves Ail
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Reptile« rarely die In the daylight—
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There iff a vast area of such land in this region w*‘‘ww Ek. be x 8EX “ ® -
usually between nightfall and mid­ at home.
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night. Many of them have an in s tin c - 1 covered with very fine pine timber, and the woods are filled
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with crowds swarming in every direction, searching for I
bex , ,!T5..“ ^8i. .472
H o te l O re g o n
those whose live« are «pent under- yuluable
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valuable
quarter
sections
which
they
confidently
believe
ground come to the surface before |
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death. Snake«, chameleon«, crocodiles congress
COIlgreSS has
Has given them the
tllO right
Tight to purchase and possess .
Tw
J1 H B »2 E
It Is n e * snd It* room* are provided with
under
“ 'tder the provisions of the act granting these land«
la n d , to the
/is* » »,«8 running water and long distance tele­
phones. European plan. Rate*
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NEX,
tette.
nrnonnf
antfl w
ho h
n ld it
g a in st d
e v e lo n m ftn L
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jcm , BEX,
present .»loim
claimants
who
hold
it a against
development.
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01 per day and upward.
Lion Taming.
Men who have had long experience
w ith Ilona give them a very bad char­
acter. There la aald to be no a rt In
lion taming but the art of terrorlam,
and no rule t»ut keeping the lions’ stom­
achs full and their mind» cowed. There
never has been, and there never w ill
t»e. say ani.
a i • , « 1 riir..! • to the
Hon’« Intelligence, bocaui«« the liu lie J
amount of that quality which be poa-
■ea««*« 1» dominated by hl« ferocity.
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Wednesday Evening until Saturday Morning
My Motto Is
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cleanliness Is next to godliness.—Chi­
cago News.
A c tu a l S e ttle rs S w a rm in g .
Wi
T h e Farm of J. F. Bolshoe,
UNDERTAKING
84.70
Twp. 9 8, R 19 E .
Burns Times Herald.
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Small Edith was visiting In the coun
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Think of tb'e range horses that were sold in Oregon 10 A ll.......................... . . . . . . I “ 8 ..«2744
try for tbs first time.
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I years ago for $2 tp $7 each, and now think of teams selling
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••oh. it isn’t so bad,” replied Edith. I ¡ n thj8 city at $450.
If the young man of 1897 had been
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ti1».n,'er’k." e “i,'rjO"‘ “ M t “ " 1 “
| wise enough to have kept his .young njares until today, the
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21. 640
Lit... Eio»-M«»aw. w»-t « so .¡«crease would have made him rich. The time to stay with
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juwt UH wall If I tak« a bath Sunday in- a business is when everybody else is trying to get out of it.
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,oo
Such was tlie case with the horse business, sheep business AH
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dear?
’
I and cattle business.
It scarcely ever fails that an era of
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the \V « t E X 7 toe « o i i k‘to itaureh 5 | prosperity follows an ¿ra of depression in these industries,
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Gunner—But why are you fellows so
anxious to have that w rite r of fiction
Join your club? H e doesn’t amoks,
•lrluk or play poker? Guyer—No, but
we need a w rite r of fiction to frame
up stories for those who do. H e can
create a clever yarn that any w ife
w ill swallow.—Chicago News.
H ack, sm all star aud sutp, foaled A p ril 80th, 1902. Bred by M.
Black
Caillou i, T h e ll, Orue. France. Hired by Hcipion [43667J, dam Pastille,
[26878], by Louis U ’O r [6H91|, 2d dam Pelotts [26247], by C bsrtreln
[1406]
W ill make the present season at
AND
78ÖH
i know what I pUrcbase money to the buyers. It is said that if any con- N | A Twp.
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1 uncRUG^r£^what?er
siderable number of sales should be cancelled, the amount
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sm all Tommy— a toy drum.
I tbe company8 Hen may be raised from an average of $10 A ll...................................... “ “ 8 1..842
«46 80
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L ittle Elsie (In the country)
— Oh. | t o $25 per acre,
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mamma, look at those Leghorn chick­
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ens 1
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T h e G re a t Loss o U F o re s ig h t.
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Hoof No. 705
F U R N IT U R E
Idea whet she would like?
sm all T o m m y -N o , but
M am m a—Yes, 1 see them, dear. But
how do you know they are Leghorns T
L ittle Elsie — W hy, don’t you se
tboee little horns on thslr legs?
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Let’s all try to be good while The times?
It is probable that vigorous action will be taken to »«
Bright Pupil—There wouldn’t be any­
Hague peace conference is in ses­
cancel
all sales of Columbia Southern (irrigation) lands
body
left
to
bury
’em.
sion, e’en tho’ our President did
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surrounding
Laidlaw,
n a ia ia w , when
w u e n these
w e » » sales
»»»«» have
n a v e been
u w u made
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surrender tp the Cztr of Russia,
Uncle George—Tommy, here ’« a dot- I
and lose temper with the Japanese lar to buy your mamma a birthday speculators, and not to actual settlers.
Gov. Chamberlain w| bw | .............................. “ g -
present next week.
Have you
anarchists.
you any
Treagurer Steel favor such action, and the return of the
The 17 year locusts were frozen
out in Missouri last spring aud now
the hogs are feasting fat upon them
rooting the woods over.
Locust
fed hams aud bacon will l>e on the
markets soon.
PASTEÜR
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