The Santiam news., November 03, 1905, Image 4

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S V ¿THE BLOOD OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
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the r.vJ
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to !.•
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hou-cholJ saying. When the bli«l l* out of order, or
need* treatment I: ■ i •«• -. < au < . t
t
. i. t!.« t.»t thought of
•o>l usevl by tl-.u ivar « of pc<.ule all < ver t
v . ’:y. bee r.-c it is supen r
to all other ! lood |>ui:
ts
It i * put v v -’. . !c remedy, ar: 1 while it
penetrate« the • ircula' -n and f< •
i > t all p
n and tt; rbid matter, it
alao bullda up the entire s tciu by i U Cue t tn elicit
Uurtag the win*
ter months t .<• natural ave­
»uf!rnn< (rvtn impure bl ■*! «od a grner»)
I wat
1
nues of bodily w -te have
•down
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thr»v»!em.
1 bad no ap»
run-4
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become dull and weak and [«■' le. nil b*;r.g fie»h, an«! an al’, gout ! red (ret
failed to j rfortu th- it full tng tb«l mi-'e tue ttuarrabl»
! trgau the um * <4
duty, the I lood baa been »in^- Sa S. S. a- I i ny I —1 * »» r *
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nor*
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gish and an extra .«:r unt t »
of poisona and w -te r.al­ in ruar ! hi » ¿ht, that "urea feeling” left and
tera have accunin'.aUd in I a M a/aiu Ml • 11
Col um bua. Ob.o.
Vicroa STVB»:**,
the svstrin* an.! !.
a!>*
C« Barthman an«! WaahiDgtcu Atri
•orbed by it. With the < om-
iag of Spring and warm wcath"T the b! -I
r an ! st . -red t->'¡ui< krf
action and tn its < ‘1 tt to throw >11 the-
a. ; . a ! j* •. ni the akin suf*
feta
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ns break out and con­
tinue until t’ ••!■■•! :<>,... *
It
r J .
> - > I ' ■ i leal r> o'lv
ft'
nd
Strong ari l th ■■ rkin ti it'.
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Catarrh. Chr me
Sores and Ulcers, S rofuta, C
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a and all other diwaaen
of tl '
e do*
Sued, tree of charge.
Tll£ swifT S^CCIflC CO.. A TIAN TA, GA.
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Gh>ry <»f <h*ith*r Klnd.
Flr John 1 »ri • f. w i» ■» ha»
n
Identlfied w ih fhe Nat tal itod <
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fio lefy i ' i . e H*
M
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and la aa ! t > b i
Croaa and ambulai *
k tb u
,
•(ber man In Europe. la alw an u I
*1 per ♦ i. • ! i ■
Home jrara ag
r*« !.«• re «lev
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rerent hook, ’In Ita» • and IV »r • r
a
|N«n to Ibg.tm. w !.< . «
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by tba • gbt of i
v ll<
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rade» wlfh ben.Hs!• «I berti«'« ••
th» (tritona a«r hi
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tbeir etarnf»>. ani »<
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quired tu be
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One day K.r J
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pa ra«!a wb> »•*
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oumber of h • n • - •
Ih*
¿etiti/ flgtf a? r<!
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and an ri’. J
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tlrenlily
“Vau arem tn hai* •« ♦ n c* ’ • b r
•ble «•
*hat wara t>4 v.. y i ;
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“Bitta you. l’ir tirver Iw-m lu a
wir." rei i *■-•••! t i.r • - ■
t
ber of th<*
a
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M t '
and ! *
a -
bit
* al
agriciiltural •' »w« b«r a •;
•f pif*. fur Wh
we nir- f.
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VALUE OF A MEN • EOQ
ally AMimiiah«l »tvl Ifiahly Netrt-
tioua I . <».1 f »r M«».
1!« re are some
fa* ta and figures
rrlatlve to the hen's egg whhh may
I
r»f |«oul(ry |<>«nldllt!ra
Ita average
length is two and twenty aevru bun
drvdthe In«-hes. it« average diameter
at the l»r ad end «»nr and seventy two
hundredths ln< Bea. »nd It
weigh«
about on« e.gbth of a ¡«ound
The
P’i »ta* are •• «. < r then th«*e of old
her.«
The ehfl) (*<>u«tittitre alxnit 11
j***r cwnt . the y«»lh *’tJ |-rr « rot and tba
white 57 |K»r cent of the total rgg
< hrmir.Mly aj*e<ikfng. an egg mnaiata
of two nutrient» protfin and fat to
g< th»r with some water and » small
«¡inihtdy of m tn»ral n> «tter
Popular
h. • f t*» ■!
■ ■
* there Is no dif-
f* r*
c In !*
■ ' t. r <p. < flea of
rgtfw with dark ahr.'la and tboee with
.‘if
1 hr r c
la ¡iff»' !.*d by the
f- -d of the fowl, for good or for rill
riliunhie
riperimrnta by
well
«• ■
: -
. t ■< ;
r th »t thr
rgg greertes He
rrputatton «• an
eaidlr aeeimilatr>1 and highly nutri
tloiia fool If est»*n rawr or
lightly
rvwiked
Kti. li expo itnenta also »how
that rgga at ‘J
| MB are a
A l.**a|» \ ear Ulne.
• h»-.ip • * jr<r of nutrients, at Id rents.
'**!*« ygu ku w. M •• < ^r»." **» 1 •«> « «<li.it exp<L<ie. ami at 25 rents
f • < '■ « * ’
vnganf
I
ft»uf fa. • re;.. S > • f a , *
<
b - a of <*nmparl»'»n was the rnark«*t
fot V*
pri.-vs of standard F»-*h foods ronsld
J* 1 * *•
* * * I * * * * • * * • * * 4 * 15
'.A
rrrd In rotation tn their nutrithe ele
tra y
Is a physiological
”Iterane*.'* ha a* rrc l, ’**t raflrrta mruis But there
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aofh ng ì- h thè tt
-Oh ’ ah« .1 .
,.| .a a t ’ • that
••• « t tt d-•« the •••ar* h of the
eavored
m
i» •.-t or t' r I i ; - tmn Oi the «tn
tha aua»cr a
• a
•
flat!« tan. and that Is their palatabllity
•<»’ -
1 i! «*»» a fond, however rich In pro
U ba! «b I y 4 •»i ' ! u • >
t« h » !• r<
hrd. it he r« much of its
aakrd
”1 thatigi.t '* rou' -. . ird tba Lì 1 i •■>£ iMiur, while per contra, a leaa chemi
• il’v desirable food that la enjoyed
ann I ''that t wae r
r r*“ty '
y«u lookad iu u»> le * } u •** > ur
>s •
. ■ > by reiis«»!.i of that
fa* t
Sin • «*■»» Magalia«.
And tha orli m r
< •’* •
ad
bar • k 1 ¿r
4 •! ’
• '■ ■■■ ■ t J
< lr< uHielantl all.vidrn«'»
At n . iwi.-r s .! i.i «-r the »uh.'♦•> t uf
Tha Vltal Qua«rt'>n
1 ha taacher uf th<
n hlstary clrcumtianlinl evidence wa« dtoruss
<»ue lawyer, says tha New York
wa* dr* ; ■ tig to t-'■«• •
‘
tha cd
oprninf of toma uf thè an -ut t<»tnba rribune. ««id that tbe Best Illustration
In Fgypt. an«l rnumi-rn!
wa*eral <f of clrrtimstantlal evidence a» proof
was In a story he bad recently beard
t*a Inlrtrat.ng ani 4 .-i e
Le
A young and pretty girl had ta*eu
covared
"Ta ahow yo«i
hnw
wundrrfuiiy out w»¡Iking U d her return her moth
er aa id
nany uf tl *r tb
Lava
«n ,
■ \Vli-r-re hate you been, my dear?*’
aarted.” thè sald. I ina, 0.« ntlotl that
•
lo ©na of tha ohi» *t <>f t
1
’•’* a
piles!
jar of h ncy wua f . «I
II • ■ 1
“With whom!*’ pursued her mother
bara barn Irai thati
f tir or !Bo
•
•
g
tbouaand year» oh!, and jrt in that
•ar of boney uae a dea. in | ■ rfv. t girl
• No one?" her mother repeated.
preservatici» ’’
•*No one,*’ was tbe reply.
“Waa It alito?" aekrd ore of ‘he
I .
*•.. I th« older lady, "ex
little girl», with a t ■•¡»r • -■ Interrai
plain !-• w It 1« that you have come
noi »ntlrrly emuli«*! wltb altrui
h i c with a w liking »tick when you
World*» m «« m li of (}<»ld.
started with an umbrella.’*
The ainount of g I in l.ur**| r wben
Amari« a wa» die* ■ • • I
•
«I
As l ai Irr Ma w It.
<j«t to baia «*i « ••*!« *i I-’-' ••’■•••> In
In the a* hAols of a Connecticut
thè 4<M yaart unt.l lh:a| i e w
l e t> w n n.«*;t*ur« • were recently taken to
prudu tion I» ratiinatrd a( f '
t. t i *••
!
» ey* -‘ght.
Aa tbe
U»e» hnif of v»bs«b «;»*• a l • 1 t
«.< tor ! nlshr I ra< h »«bool he gave
money aupply
Includili! tbr <»:i
tbe pri
, al a list of the pupils wbosr
niata for lUUft. In thè t«-n year» t *
• yea n««xb*«i attention, aud rrquesle 1
alng with ìv.!»• rly i •••>'»■* -J0 h in to notify ti»e children's parents to
In gold bn» !»• •« n niM.*d
«lu. *t
a that effect,
thlrd
tnucb a» durlng tbe prv * d
one night, e-xm after the opening of
Ing 44H yrara
Ih la d« •, tr thè i. t t! <• fall term, a little boy came home
that thè Itwr war lor tw<> yeara *
I and gave b • fall « r the f-dlowlug note
tba Tranavaal tt nra
i
i t i • i
duly »Igncd uy tbe principal
•’Sir. —
Oear Kir It become» my
-
SlflO.QOO.Oi») alvi f r ■
It le •
duty to Inform you that your eon
Diatrd at Il*a«.(»»i?■<>
I he wot id • sliow« decided Indications of aatigm.i
at<M k of m iry k • In I* •• " »•
turn, and bia case la one that should
proilmatrly four at-l a qunrter Ud­ tn» attend«*«! to without delay.”
itone. lty thè en<! of thè pn‘•«•nt )«* <r
The next day tbe father sent tbe
It I» aatlmatr-d th it It wlll I r nh -*t following answer
all bullona an In« r> se vf ncarly r<U
"Iji.ir Sir Whip It out of him
por cent In ninr yeart
Vours truly.”
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ture of < has. II. Ii«'t< li«*r, iiim I inis bc«*n nume iiim I« t lila
|>cr»«»nnl auprrvislon for over 30 jnim. Allow no on«
to drrrlvc you in this,
t'oillitrrfrits. Imitations an<l
•• JuM-as-ipHHl ’• arc but I'xpvriinriits. nml rndttiigrr tiio
health of t liiklrrii—liipcrh iice iitfalusl lAprriiii« nto
What is CASTORIA
Cn.torli, i. it burnii*-"« .îibMltiit«« for < u»t<>r Oil. I’nre-
j.<>ii<-. Drops And *•
i
Hyrnp*.
li !■ Menano«.
It
contain* iK-itlu-r Opium, Morphine nor other Viri-otio
•Ubatanrr. 11« »■;•* 1« It. guaiiiiit«-«. It .1« «Imi« Worn»*
and alla)* I «■»rrl'linr.., Il cur«-. Dinrrliirn anil W in<l
Colic. It relíele. Iceililiic rrniilili ». cure* < on.tlpatlon
anil Flatulency.
Il nwoiinllat«-* llu* I’ ihm I, reuníale* tlm
Ntotniicli nml Bolli 1«, nil lini lirnlthjr anil lint unii sleep.
The < tiildrvn** 1‘auac«-** Th«« Mother** I ricini.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
rwn •«<•••«*» cnowawv. rv fl»v»»A« ••»••* *rw <r»»a
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MAY Bt DISSOLVED
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PUT ON THt ANXIOUS SLAT.
Fiv* Thousand Ors<on l"Corporslio» » kastern Oregon People Fearful
Timber Investigations.
Ar* Delinquent.
S*l*m—Two ro >utb. bene* &.IXM Or-
I ngua curporatton. will be di**ulr*il ly
pncUmatloa of tb* gurcroot anl».
tb*y oiinply with tb* t*rm* ol tb* co*-
p»ratioo been** law l»l<>r* that tia>*
ripir«*
Many ot lh*e* concern* bol I
real property or negotiable paper, an 1
all will lu** their poaer of tranaactil <
buaine** from tb* <ia>* of di «anlutloli.
M»r* than that, an) person wbi.hall
exercise or attempt to *ierria* the tor-
p>rat* power* after ihasolut 01 baa
t*en proclaim«*! will be liabl* Io a tn*
of II.OXJ and imprisonment for tr*
rear.
Tbe law is plain ami comp e-
l>en*is* in its terms, ami will opera ■
to .ua|*r>d th* f»>*er* uf tiellnque t
rorporaiinn* unl*M lbs) comply wn.i
tb* requ renienta.
These ’> OOO corporations rsferre*! t >
ar* mnc*rna which liar* m>l in an*
<nannrr compile«! with tb* corporation
been** tax la*
There ar* lO.Oi*) cor­
porations listed on t!>* ba>k* of lh<*
•*< retary of alate, and of the*. 3,OUT
bar* com pl >«* I with the law
Hom*
hare already g n* out of existence, but
there remain* on the bat a large num­
ber uf corporatlone which, though m t
doing a rely artir* bnsirieae. bold
pn-i-erty rights which they must pro­
tect
because th* coeprrration* hai*
not t>een doing an active butineae an I
are merely bolding property, tb* offi-
cwra of tbe m i piny have neglect«*! to
imply with the law. and thereby re­
tain tt.*lr corporate power*
Whin
•h*y have be«-n dissolved by proclama­
tion of the governor, they will no Ion,*-
r '
; -ii*—* el. . i
I,
m t a debt or entone any right in tl r
unrt* of tbe *tate
Dehn** Right, of Water Company
Salem—Attorney General Crawford,
in re*|nitiae to a re<|iie*t from Secretary
Brown, 'I the State land bear I, hold*
that the IVm hute* Irrigation A Power
company ha* no right to charge intere«t
on lands gold to settlers previous to
tbe "date of reclamation.*' a* tiled by
the Carey de*rrt land act; that i*. the
late -if approval by the »ecretary of the
interior of the work done by the com­
pany to reclaim the land
This ap-
r ■■■ ..: ■ t>.
given when tin- «ta-c
engineer certifle* that the land ha*
tieen reclaimed, which, in this case,
ba* riot Iwen done,- and wiil not I <■
lone for Rome time yet.
Alfalfa Land* Are Soaked
Milton—Now that the fruit and veg
.-table . rop* have been harvest«*! there
will I*- M further 000 for waii-r «or ir­
rigating purpose* on land* under culti­
vation. The water I* t! .wing down the
lltche* to the lludaon bay district,
where it i* u*«*l to givod advantage on
the alfalfa land* lor winter irrigation,
which prove* lienrScial to the early
crop. The water overflowe* the land,
which i* thoroughly »naked, bolding
the moisture until the crop get* a goo«!
• art in the spring.
This «yrteui of
winter irrigation i* reeotfniwd by the
alfalfa growers a* an important feature
in this busin«a*.
Qovsrnor Rsfuxsd to Sign.
Salem—For tbe first time in the hi*
tory of Oregon, deed* to date land*
have lieen t**u«*l without the signature
-d the governor.
Governor Chamber­
lain refused P> sign the d«**ls conveying
10,000 acre* of state arhool land* to
various holder* of c*rtiflcate* of sale,
«hu h certificate* the Marion county
grand jury report«*! a* having lieen
fraudulently obtained.
Secretary of
State l>unliar ami Slate
Treasurer
Moore *ign«*l the deed«, and, in the
■pinion ol Attorney General Crawford,
the*« two *tgti*tu*es will !■• sufficient
to convey title.
Hop Firmer* Not Alarmed.
W.MsIburn— llopgrowers in thl* *ec
tion are not d«-»poodent over the reign­
ing low price*, and liebeve that, if
they are financially able to bold on,
toe tone of the market will lie made
more encouraging in a few week* I
Some think an effort is lieing male to
orner hope, and that in time there
• ill b» quite a jump upward in price*.
Tbe Aral sale* here this season have
I men made, Johnson Itroe. having sold
to T'"<se A I'sge 30 liale* at
cents,
•nd Collinson Hors till bale* to Wil­
liam Brown, of Salem, at M cents.
70.000 Pound Mop Sale.
Silverton-— Richard Harding has «old
bia entire crop of bopa. amounting to
over 7O.iK)U pounds, to T. A. Livesley,
>f Salem, at It) cent* a pouod.
Mr.
Harding has 40 acre* of bop* on trot­
tom land along Silver creek, near it*
mouth. Although the hop market 1«
lull, there will be some movement in
•alee sum, it is declared, as small
growers will not hold their crop*.
A.
Wolf A Son bought the entire crop of
John ILmner and of Gid Bowen at
centa. Tbe former hail 113 bwlee and
the latter hail 39 l«lee.
Grant, Pas* Schools Crowded.
Grants Pass — The enrollment of tbe
Grants Pass school* ha* jiassssl tb* 750
mark and the 17 rooms of the three
city *■ bool buildings have their seating
capacity full, yet new scholars are en­
tering each day. and what to do with
them is the problem City Su|*rintend
ent Turner and tbe district board st*
trying to solve.
Th* luurd has «la-
elded to rent a room and hire another
teacher to relieve the crowded condi­
tion of the ecbool.
Sash and Door Factory.
Astoria—Work ba* lieen commence!
on the construction of a new »ash and
door factory for the Ciataop Mill com*
any. Th* building is to 1« 30*2i>0 feet
and one story high.
Th* machinery
was ordered some weeks ago from t)»b-
kosh, Wi*.. and ba* already !>een ship­
pad. It is axnaulad to arrive ao that
the factory i-an he in operation by tbe
first of the coming year.
of
Raker City—A government agent ha*
twen quietly looking over th* timber
lands In Western Raker and Eastern
Grant conn tie* and a great
many
•’prominent" citlsens ar* on tbe un­
easy seat. While it ha* iwen earneatly
maintain*.! that there no land frauds
In Baker county yet th* queetion* ask
*! by this g -vernmehl oAlcial ar* *- 11
Io bare fairly »tattle«! th* men being
queetioned. Th* agent wa* very »nil-
oua to learn of men who, according to
th* rvcvir«!» am! fllee. own and are »up-
|w»r<! to lie living on certain claims,
but wbo ar* alasolutely unknown to th*
uavopl* living In that district, and Bo
trace of them can be found
Nothing
whatever remains except th* name* on
tb* plats ami r*«eor«l»
Il is well known that certain syndi
cates have »ecurw! control of nearly all
the valuable timlw-r la ui» -t tbe Blue
mountain lang*, in Baker and Grant
counlise
It was th«* con-lition of
affairs that was bring investigate.!
Tie timber tvgion la Ivrgely in «¡rant
county.
M ns, in B«««r tiu,y.
Baker City — tine hundred men are
now a* work at the 1'nited Elkhorn
mine* !'■ n>. • • w«-*t of this > -ty and ’'■>
teams are busy hauling «-«incentralc*
from th* mill up the mountain to the
railioa-l station In Baker City, for «hip
meat to the Bumpier smelter. There
is much ex« itement in th« copper di*
trict east of Baker am! many strangers
ar* here looking over proj-ertie* which
are rapidly «orntng on tbe market, in
view of the pr >,«i*«l railroad building
which a ill I ■»•gm in a few month*.
as with joyous hearts and smiling faces they romp and play—u hen in health
—and how conducive to health the games in which they indulge, the outdoor
life t
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partake, flow tenderly 1
should be preserved, n«>t bv constant medication, but by c.ireful avoidance of
<
i
t any time a
required, to assist nature, only t
sh. iuld be used; m edies u hu h are pure and wh<'k
1
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I
i t <
fomia Fig Syrup Co. Sj rup of Figs n
into i neral favor In
i
illi ns of u II infori I fai ilies, whose estimat
I its quality ai I
excellence is ba ed up *n p r- ■ n.il kn"Wledce and use.
Syrup of Fi, s has a! o met with the approval of physicians generally, be-
<
know It Is \
pie and gentle in its action. Weinform
simple
We inform
aie inai pi
all reputable physicians as to the medicinal
principles of Syrup of Figs, obtained,
I by añ
in < original
dgirail i i l
I,
l,fi
from certain
n ptorts
plants known
know n to
to them to
toa<
act t nwstbenefid-
m< >st benefici­
ally and presented in an agreeable syrup in u hich the u holesome Californian
blue tigs are used to promote the pleasant taste; therefore it is not a secret rem­
edy and hence we -ire free to refer to all well informed physicians, who do not
approve of patent medicines and never favor indiscriminate self-medication. !
Please to remember and teach your children also that the genuine Syrup 1
of Figs alw ays has the full name of the Company—California Fig Syrup Co.
— plainly printed on the front of every package and that it is for sale in
bottles of one size only. If any dealer offers any other thin the regular Fifty
cent size, or having printed thereon the name of any other company, do not I
ac<ept it. If you t.ul to get the genuine you will not get its beneficial effects. /
Eveiy
family
|
i
muy should
snuuiu always
always have
tuve a
a bottle
ouuie on
on hand,
nano, as n
Work America's Sol* Coball Mme
.Baker City — Tim hiandsr l mum
Quartxbnrg district, t>ii mil«« soulhwsat
of here, is said to lie the only ptrrdnc
I |
ing cobalt mine in America, and is one
of tiie wonder* of the w< rid
Burmg
\
tn* past IS months the property l>a*
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lieen d*vel.ip<r<l under Hirprrintendent
N F. Heath so that or* can now lie
worked.
Hjieciticatlona f ir the mill
A Manti» Mahl.
plant are in the hand* of l.oglneer N
111« Frt us*.
C Bonnevie, in Ihrnver.
Forty two
Mm î»e Veri* Proftwaor. I’m afrd t
“Ah hsb. squire!” ebu kled III **pry,
men are at work, an I excavations are th* vlllng«- nag »nJ cutup, upon en­ uiy waltzing 1» not perfect. Ito *nu
in progrcei
Bids for the plant clue«- countering tb* ol.l codger next ui rn- think I ought to lake a few more its
November 30.
lug after th* date uf the appearxn« * •on»?
Th« Itancing Master IVIII madame
of th* greatest show on earth. "Ketch­
Enforcing th* Game Law.
ed ye In a yarn! Told me y* wsa goia* I m » ao kind a* to «h»»w me bow »hr
Bsker City—State Game Warden J. to take boy to tbv circus *n«l I seen •xcH-utea ta movement»?
Mr» Ih» Vere ito her maid) Marl«»
W. Baker wa* here la«t week to give ye right smack up on tbe tip top seat
his (■eisonal »opervision to the prostra­ last night, without a single sign of a »tiMie pn-ftnwur Liuw 1 walt». I»v
tion of a few local men for telling ducks boy with ye!"
trutt Tribun».
this fall.
The n«w license law has
"Took the boy I u««s| to be. year*
SUM) Reward, fino.
brought in about »12.01.0 already this ami year, ago!" return- I the «<■:.- m,
rear, and the law will lie chisely en­ crsbbedly. "I’m In my *«>cond chtlj
ira;u Shat thrrr I« ai
I wne 4t«a«ta«l
forced.
The new law provi<les that hood, g-ilram ye!" Buck.
t :>* . •• ;*■ i. ■ •» ha«
a r to < i:« In ail .
• «4«-«, an*l that 1« • atarrh HaJ atatarrh
ducks and game birds cannot lie *< ld
t g « in the only
ruta It naw n <<> the
during any *-»>on ol tlie yea-, but • riTO ’ ■
■*
’■
#,rt
Kir -i*-al fraternity * alarm be >»< a ronetitu«
i ■
• • -»
»• t
al di-«*a»e, r*-jUirr« a ts i««ti* g i t»al treat*
few lia sl dealer* were not acipiisnted r i I u *
I r '
I r r *- w * !' ■ •
■-• !■*»•’
Hall a * atarrh < ur« i« ta««» tbtarnalljF»
with thia new law and tl »aleil the mar bt It li K. V. 1 i • »JI Ar • t I k. i.aaje. 11« a, >■*, ment
a* tin» dlc«> Ijr upun the
anti tnuo .«
BU « • (it tb< •■!»••
tl.B'f ÎO «1 •* >ylug th»
ket until the deputy game warden
- « a n
h
• •
a f g.5 < * hr ,a
Stopped them.
A» M>* 1« Np«>tk«-n.
tieut «trri.fth bjr bW
< ip tha *•• iiVttuh u
**Ar» you going to take that little a.t t a*a.sllt.j nature it* <tol < ita «ufi I ha
pf
’
ipriato»»
ha»o
a*
ittadi
fatto lti ita curatila
I
Government Texting Plant
t-iwera that thr) «>l?«*r tu a ihm Irad iXolar»
’
r
art
V'
«»-e
that
II
fa.la
tu
vare Netti luí ¡Ut
wwk
F*
University of Oreg->n, I-. ugene— W ork -
ut trAtltnoDlal«.
”1 h.ivrn’t thought about It.*
men are engag«.l in the construction < f
A ’ ira««
F ) « HKNKT A CO.. Tutolo. O.
•’Well, think of it this net'k. Will fk>: I bv 4nif»ÌBta 7Sr
a !>uiIdmg -m the campus to receive
ila«. • I mw.ly tilla ara th» ba«L
the government atone and timlier test you r*
*'Ye». !f I think about It. I’ll think
ing plant, for which the stat« ol Oregon
He'd Ito the Mr»t*
appropriate«l $5,<K)0 at the l»«t n-s»nm about it ’*
•*l>«rllng.'* queried tbe young man
•’By the way. I iair you on the
of the legislature. Tiie building is lo­
cate.! juat north of the gymnasium and ■trert the other day and you never with tb» noUy tie. "do you lotr nie
well enough to dwell lu a furutahed
a little to the rear of the Engineering not I«-<•<! me.”
room and live on bread and water aft
hall, is 30 feet wide and 40 h-et long
**! never noticed you "—Puck.
tr w» arc marrletlF*
and ha* solid foundation* rd cement
•*Y yea, I tbiak «*>,’’ »ho replied
F >r rourh« a ! < .-1« there 1» no tweeter
and maaonyy to support the heavy teat-
mmUcine than Pt*o • <ur» fur Co mum p-
"Alni, »ay. dvttreat,” he contluue«l.
ing machinery.
Uon. i’ri* r — * imia.
**i» your er aatary a» C>i*vwriter large
Apple-Growing Profits Small
enough to enable you tu furniah tbe
Itritlicr Built on Wool,
Milton — W II. Wilmont, who owns
At the little towu uf \Vu.lvbrldgr, ruoin and the brenuF
40 acres uf land near Freewater, which Cornwall. England, there ta a bridge
nas l>«en part 1«!Iv set out to fruit, says of a uitique character. Owing to the
M (her« a 1 r 1 Mr« Wi a w e
*.(M <
Hy rup the br»t rr<uady Io U«w fvr their cAUdrea
that appl«*s are becoming an tin»atisfa<
at re ng t h of the current, orti.niry atone durlug th« ta.thin» |wrk»i.
t.iry crop on acrount of the uncertainty
foumlatlona w«>ut<! not hold, and tm
of crop, which is a failure i early »very meroua derive» were tried without aur
IHdn*t Like the Sample.
alternate year; also liecause of the low craa
Evrn(«>aily bag» of w « m >I were
A H -m**y ruunty (KaiiNae» widower
price and exj-enre in getting r«*dy for
aunk in the atrrnin and the pile» driv­ t<M>k hi« terond wife burn» and Intro
the market, lie think* seri usly of
en In, and th!» atmnge foundation haa du **d ix*r tu the « hi Iren by »aying
piling <>ut has apples trees and setting
proved wonderfully firm and aa(i«fac- "Thia 1» your newr ma tn nut "
Italian prunes, cherries and jwa«-«» in
tory.
They looked at her critically and the
their place.
youngest blurted out ”1« Mint tbe l>rat
Tu Break In New 5hoe».
v ij ouid du, papJ
New \otk I rib
PORTLAND MARKETS.
v’wajt» Bh»«r in <r.» I» • »... ! t •**•, a t- w V-r
Ilr trv« h«>t, aweatlrig. arhln» «w<-iten ter» uno.
Wheat — Cluli, 75i«47'ic per bushel* < urrà rortia. Iu<7'>«ing na« • and bun. ii« Al
•d d«*i<»tMa an«t «hi« «t^re» * •
ta t» l a» «•♦pt
blueetem, 7Htfi7Bc; valley, 73»7Ac; a
. i ’. ii ’ ,’r -*G I r t! a «••! FRI K A>llr«k«
SII«:. 1 «■ u.«k.l I* H ■». S V
red, 71»72.
Gate—No 1 whit* feed,
gray, |24 5o»25 jier ton.
|33»?T.AO;
Barley—Fe«*l, |2i per ton; brewing,
421 50, rolled, I2l.fio»22
Rye—|l 4O»1.45 per cental
Hay—Eastern Orog-iu timothy, 414»
15 per ton. valley timothy, 411»1 2 .
clover, 4«»9. gram hay, 4' ' >.
Fruits — Apples, 11» I 75 per !>ox
bucklelierrie*. 7c per pound, pears,
4! 23»! 5o per box. graj««*, no. ■<
41.50 pel I mh
i.cord«. 1'■■ ,-er l-a*
ket; <|iiin«**s. 41 per !*>x
Vegetables—Beans, wax, 10«j£!2- per
pound . cabl-age, 1»I 1, c j>er poind,
cauliflower, 75c per dm n, celery, 75c
|i«t dewan; corn, 50c per sack; cucum
tier*. IU<4I5 c |ier dosen; pumpkins.
'•»««’ per pound; rudi*h*S, 25c |ier
dosen; tomato«*, 30440c p«r crate;
•quasli. ’«»Ic |>er pound; turnip*, VOc
»41 per sa< k; carrots, »I'-475c per
sack, bweta, K5c»|| per sack.
Onion* — Oregon yellow Danvera, $1
<<41 25 jwr sack.
•
I'olatoe*—Fancy, 70c jier ea k.-ordi­
nal y, 55»'>Oc, 5|erve«l sweets. »»■ ks.
I
Hutter—Fancy creamery. 25 »30c per
pound.
Eggs — Oregon ranch, 2'»®30c per
dosen.
Poultry — Average old bens. II® 12c
per pound, young ro«wter», 10®lie,
springs, 1!%®I2,I rc ; dr «weed chick­
ens, 12*v4l4e; turkeys, live, )7<4H*C;
ge**e, livs, tt»*e; du< ks, 140141%*.
Hops — Oregon, HHiS, choice, 10®
II t*e per pound; olds, 7',’iU®i-
Wool—Eastern Oregon, average lie«I,
10®2lc; lower grade* down to |5c. ac­
cording to shrinkage; valley, 25®27c
per ponwl; mohair, choice, Me.
Beef — I>r««w«d bulls,
l»2e per
pound; cows, 3®4c; country steers,
Irrigation in Baker Countv.
Baker City—Work has liegun on two
Irrigation ditehas in Baker county,
Veal—f'rewe.1. 3®7iqe per pound.
which, wh*n complete«!, will carry
Mutton—llreesed, fancy, Ak,®7c per
water from tbe Powder river and Birch
creek am! wilt render productive thous­ pound, ordinary, 4®5c, lam!«, 7®
ta«-
ands of acres near Baker City and
Pork—I'reeeol, A® 7 Sc per pound.
Huntington, reapscUtaly.
e and truly beneficial
Figs,
hxative remedy,
Not th*« K n I of « lllr.t
M.»«t traveler* w hu bsvr gone luto
the wsypla •-« of the F'ar We*t have
brought l«»'k « --sr reiuembrwuvc* uf
th* voi<-*« of tbe sure footed little pack
burro« winch go out tber* under tbe
pseudonym of "Rocky Mountaiu ca
nartes.”
The meaning of the p!ira«e Is n-«t
alwaya so well kaown to tlio*e who
bar* aiwsy, lived Cast. Mo it bap
p<-ne<! that a Boston woman, who wa»
Introducing a young l>en«er mualc atu
«lent to her giuutta re « ntly, esuaed no
llttl* <-onfu*lou wheu she said:
"Atu! now. ladle*. Mis* t'unierse,
our little Ito- ky Muuutsin canary, will
sing for m."
The Jar of
Coughing
Hammer blows, steadily ap­
plied, break the hardest rock.
Coughing, day after day, |ars
and tears the throat and lung*
until the healthy tissues give
way. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
stops the coughing, and heals
the torn membranes.
“I
It**» Ay»»'« <‘h*rTV J’aetnnkt la
tha
it give« |«refret r»*‘Mtf •h»tv«*r»
aaf nf ui hxtsr.* J|* I'f l *rui re»4« 1 ha»«
M««u1 It ti-.r a
m»t » »•«»• «1’4 ««x •
411 a)*m! It " Mu Mild v«»ar»AW. Vary«
txan > f
Bfliousnea», ccntflpntton retAfd rw
cotory. Cur* Ur«»« with Aywr'a Pill*.
H
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After a
« m
7
Word to tha W imk
<* <
I
• I reta th»
i 1
I ! * n In a
t
cu»y fiat.
one morning a« whe took ber eu»»
tom.try pi « r at th.- ! < ikhtM table lb»
br |e p <• «d a
gv re^ulver bj tl)»
•ide uf her plate.
U wiijr, my dear,” stammered th»
a
a
that mean?”
It li ••ins. G 'i,*'” replied her
brbielela, ’That wr have bi« ult» of
I
that no ad'e; ae criticism will be toler»
•ted."
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