The Santiam news., November 10, 1905, Image 4

UNCLB S.AM—-A Remedy that Ha»
Suuh I ndnnetncnlt Should
He In Every Home
CROOK LAND SOLD
KLAMATH LAND Is SELLING
Harriman Interests Sscues Control o'
B.g Irrigation P-ojsct.
Danvsr Capitalist Gats Fins 1 reel o<
1.800 Acres
Salem—Ths transfer cl ths Columbia
Houtbern Irrigation company's interests
in ths Berni country to a newly forme,!
corporation organised by men connecte>l
with the Harriman system ia a sign
pointing toward tbe construction of a
railroad tram some point on Harriman
lines to ths irrigation district in Crook
I county.
The Columbia Southern Irrigation
company was largely hacked by ths
same interests that built lbs Columbia
Ikiutbein railway. The eels of tbe road
to Harriman people has now tieen fol­
lowed by tl.e transfer of the irrigation
"mpany’s interests in the 17,000 acres
f lam! being r*** lai mod just west < f the
iro.hu lee river and north of the Tuma­
lo. in Crank county.
This land is
| northwset of Bend and practically ad­
joining that being reclaimed by the
ftoeebote* Irrigation A Power company.
The new company, known as the Co­
lumbia Soutbetii Irrigating compamy,
lias tiled articles in the Blate depart-
ment with Jan.ee F. Wilam, If. F
Connor and W. K I.itsenberg as incur-
Interest All Parties.
poraloia. Tbs capital stock la *3< h ',-
000. 11 is slated in ths atticlee that
( wring < a'a of I'lessse.
the company proposes to lake over the
Diseased •<*.! osts ara now me.Ik pnqxrljr and affair» of the Columbia
rated while passing through eJava tors, Southern Irrigation company.
a nurnlxr of tbe gi-* u elevators of
Indiana ba « ng txen r*julp|*d for tba
SHEEP SENT EAST
allment
to
purpose.
The peculiar
wbli li oata are most au»< rpllbls la Trade From Bouthsastsrn Oregon
known aa "smut" and unless treated
Br -gs In »2 000.000.
such oata pradoca very Inferior craps
Baker City—The active alate ol ths
However, tbe disease cs n be cured
•beep market thia fall has been a mat­
quite easily, and the IBcdIcalimut la
ter of congratulation to that |“,rtion of
tbat
uiucb-
•imply fottnaldebyde,
Houtbewstern • »regon interested in thia
•bused germicide.
branch of the stock raising industry,
To treat the oata a veritable drop or
although the
eetimatve
sometimes
rhute al- .! tt • ■ •• fret wpiars and forty
‘I
having
been
to fifty fret high Is prepared, on tba
hr<>ngbt into ibis countiy this sra»>n,
lns.de of wblcb are plnced abelvea of are tmj much by half, according to the
d«flr. tors aloplng d->wnwar<L allernat “sheep kings'* of Eastern 'iregon.
Ing on two oiqrisit«- • lea frotn top to
Miles l.ee, recognised as Baker coun­
bottom. A« the grain drops from tbe ty's leading sheepman, ami W. (>.
top It Is thrown from side to aide by tyre, another sheep king, from Durkee,
th« deflectors aud thus thoroughly Baker county, Ivo th state that about
mixed
I'J.OOO.IHX) worth id sheep have tieen
By means f a small «tram pump ths sliip|*d from Eastern Oregon this year,
f< rmaldehyde la tb«-n thrown. In tbs t’ri«.« have ruled from II 75 as high as
form of a flue apray. against ths falling 1i ' o in extreme cases.
Considerable
grain near the top of the drop lly ths •hipping has Ixvn done this year from
time the grain reaches tbe bottom It is llunlingt. n ami Ontario, these points
tliorougtily moisten«*d, being allow«*«! to Ixing most convenient to Malheur, and
remain lu this condition aeveial bourw. Harney counties. F reight rates to the
after which It to run through tbe drop Eaate.n markets are the same (mm
a »•
1 -
.- w*tli a bla»t of . old a'.r these points as from those farther north
replacing th* &fr<*utn of f««rtnnIdrtiyd* along the O. K. A N.
•pray, by w bl* b it ia tboroutfbljr dried.
M>lliont in Stumpt
Baker City — Two Ktiraiant i. a ■ i • ■ I
ffalee F a* re
Holoinoti ar* here frotn the Eatl
“Wbat Iw - ni • a of all tbe
from
face»'- n»kc«t the city salesman. *'Whn ligating yellow pine tiiitnp«,
wears them? There are lota of them whirb they claim U> have a proem for
tnr.
made. A trip on tbe elevated roads manufacturing tur|w>ntine and
They aay there it million« in it, ami
give* peeps Into many doors where
are now in tho hllla aurveying «tuinp-
■Joarna of workmen do nothing year
agt.
They must have decayed aturnpa,
In and year out but make false fi'-r«
the theory being that old yellow pine
I he output luuat be »ufllelent to enn
-t imp« al*«<>rb cbemicala from the
Ide th«- entire population to go about j
ground.
Four aqd one-half corda of
dr. »*i d for » rontlnuoua carnival. On i
•tun pM make |l«’»0 worth of turpentine
I bai>k»glvlng and a few other fete ami tar. and th* proceae can l>e re­
days ma»ka are in demand, but the peated !»> timea a month. It ia tie-
rest of the time most of us are con lievrd local capital will iiitereat itself
lent to »how our natural conntenancea. in the enterprise
I list comparatively light local trade,
even when »we ll'd by tbe year round
Looking for Seining Grounds.
had«* of small ah"p* In populous «11»
Ai'oria—A representative of Puget
tiiit», leaves a tr. u.i nduus quantity sound parties has Iwu here during the
of false faces to be accounted for.“— past few .lays conferring with the own­
New York I'r. »«.
ers of some <>l the principal independ­
Klamath Falls— I .and in tba Klamath
basin to now being »>ught after bv big
•peculators as well aa ths man who is
ktoking t.«r an ideal place to build a
home and rear a faintly.
The order
from Washington D C., calling Lx tbe
placing of bnls lor ths work on the
mam renal of the Klamath irrigation
project, la bringing m investors by the
•'»re, ar.d kwal land agents are having
their hamto fall to handle tl«e woul l-be
purchasers.
The latest deal of moment In realty
was elueeal this week, when C. F.
"antland, of lirartr, C«>to . land agent
t >r the t uion 1'aciflc [railxwd. cl.«v«l a
deal whereby be an I others lierame
owners of the Mitchell tract of I MX)
acres, lying two miles
• Iwlow
below Kianiath
Faile.
The prire paid tor this tract
was 140,1X10. Charles W Eberlins. of
New Yolk, land agent for the Srutbern
Pacific, who Is n«>w stationed at Ran
Fian<iaeo, wee also here this week
looking over the rountry and inquinng
about land values
What his mission
was ia not yet given out.
land values in the tasin have re-
mamol practically the same lor several
months, ths pr«wpert of irrigation not
having affected them So lar to a great
• stent.
*zz.
Election Returns That
llhym«« ■ f <h" H/»a«..n -«
W b«c th* •
. r *
*• h • • r !c I and
th* ««Ufjr a Hulun br*«a*
Get« to t *iug • *h ' • l»Avr* on «1!
th« bri.liant r<J »red îrrr*.
Ah 'tff *
»'•!.*
• , w
^ •(■ *
and the »pirita etart to ria*,
ÎVhen t ' • froat \a on the pumpkin • i»4
tba puaipklo'a tn the plea
When the
the
and
th*
There
th«
WMa
and
Whan
put
haa
!<>«
• nd
Tes r»«-»il with lota
i• II.»
•ammer ìay» could <.«».
I’ t a
Ikew you know *tia Joy ta live.
At your
I , • t" »<>r • nd
there*» gladne»« in your eye«.
V •
• nd
tbe pumpkin's .n tbs p re
—Cbxago Cbroni. I»
AM
■
•
n n » t •
colored man who had r<- rntly worked
for hlm «i l Into »
-r f
. • i,
the Boston Ifrrald. a girl baby bad
rame shortly Ixfore
“What have you named lier)" Baked
Mr Green on I ■
g I
I In •
falb r
• f the additimi tn I . f
ly
"l»at's what we can't 'cldc on." was
I lie reply
I wants
■
"Well, then," auggc-trd Mr Green.
“why don't you rail brr Clarinet '
“I declare. Marse Green," »»Id the
colored man, admiringly., dal la pur
tier dan either of rm '
Meeting lila colored friend aererai
weeka later. Mr Green wa» sm
I to
bear him say,
7i “We a named brr Clarl
net."
Two Xoneeia Per Day.
There la only one place tn the world
where the sun acta tw •- d i r, ai.l
that la at l-eek. In Staffordshire
1 lie
rewaon of thia la that a Jagg'-d m."in
tain la situated to the weal of ths
town, and lu the
g tt.,
»,-ta
behind It aud darki • «• • - ■ i. • hi 1 Inn
the Oral sunset <• ,r». th, gaa • . pa
lit.* and apparently night has act In
But It baa not. for In the ap e of an
hour or ao the sun reappears again
through the opening at the »¡de of the
mountain and daylight again appejra
Artificial lights arc <-iti .
I and
daylight again preva a until tin- sun
again descends below the <qxnlng and
ths sw-ond sunset occurs and night
|
cotnss to stay
A King*» I’wnctuallly.
All mm agree lu the abstract tb.it
"punctuality la the soul of business,"
but few act tip to the maxim with the
strictness of the king of the Belgian».
W herever or however be may travel,
whether tbe visit lx of business, pleas
ure or ceremony, be la punctual, not
only to the hour, but to the minute—
It might also lx said to the second.
And yet hie n , -ty Is never a.-en to
consult a wat.h
llut Ills familiars
know Hint his habit of passing Ida
hand along Ids flowing txard la only
a device for glancing at a small watch
which he wears fastened to bls wrist.
—London Globe
RHEUMATISM
CAN NOT BE RUBBED AWAY
ent seining grounds in the Columbia
river, in an effort to ■scure option» and
pnqxrty. As near a» can lie learned,
• company la Ixing organised on Puget
sound to erect a »almon cannerv on the
Columbia, but liefore any definite atei«
•re taken the company desires to ob­
tain poseeeaioa of a number of seining
grounds aa the prim i|>al source from
which to secure its flab.
Complete Road in Year.
Salem—Tbe Citlsena' Electric Light
A Power company, of this city, has an
agent in the held Bringing for the
right of way for the proposed electric
line between thia city and Portland
It ia the purpose to have this portion
of the line completed within a year.
The |>ower plant and water power at
Eugene will supply ample power for
the new road when bull'. Ti»e present
intention la to build ttie road from Eu­
gene, as aoutbern terminus, by way of
Albany, Salem and Oregon City, to
Portland.
E»pacts Much From Fulton.
When the joints are sore an J »w urn, an ! tbe nr. les throbbing with th«
Coquille—Coquille valley I» exjxct-
pain of Rheum«! ni, rrluf mu-d be ha.! at .■•*..v, an 1 it 1» ratiral !■> rub the
a flex-tn! part» with liniment», oils, etc. Th.» treatment d- » j
I in a way, j ing mu< h from tbs recent visit of Sen­
by temporarily relieving the pain at I t< lu
the intl.iti.....xtb n, but has no ator Fulton, who has just returnnl to
«fleet on the dliras« llsvU, brvau -r RbrainatiMit is Blare than 'km deep; it 1 nis home in Astoria. Everything was
is in the blood an<! cannot lx rub <d away. Hbrumat :u is br light i>n by dons t<> make the few days Spar.t by the
Indigestion, weak kidney*, poor bowel action, stomach troubles and a <en> s*nato« In thia eh
eral sluggish condition of the system. The refuse and waste matters, which urabl« to himself, but also profitab >
should be carried oil through the nat-
' '**
(b—ixv
. - junior
‘
to '»*•
the valley *«*>
and Coos
l«ay. The
WhtU at work fop th* F C A F R R.
ural avenues of bodily w.i te, ate tn th* awaiui y raflon, I contract«*! senator was given every opportunity to
left to sour and l rm uri a> n! and Rho umatlam and w«« c<>Hb>l*t*lv help- familiarise himself with the growing
f r wb nt f ur month* and aponl
other irritatin
ms which .ire ab­ )•••
over SlftO tX) withtloot r«, but got wvra* tiev.li of the C a|<illle river and Came
an<l ttualiy quit thorn and b*- twy.
sorbed by the
making it thin, • v*r r
ganN H H
I took a f«w bottl** and
weak and acrid
Th'n instead of «aa < ur*d Mu& I and wall. My h*aith
Wide Ledge Near Railroad
nourishing the different n«nrs, mus­ in n w atiloah 1, ant I w«l<h 175
?h*r* l* a ladjp lirln* near in*
Eugene—More excitement Lav been
cles. joints and ti lies It tills them poundi.
who 1« now takii.tf H. H H for acuta
Frith poison to produce tlie acb<s, Rhautnaliatn. For two month« ah* could caused in the Mohawk valley by the
not turn h«r««)f in b«d, but *inc*bo*tn<> discovery ol another gold bearing quart!
pains and othrr disagrrcable sytnp
King your madi . u* about t> re* wook*
Lirus of the disease.
Rheumatism ap ha* tmprovad rapidly, and la now ledge near Marróla, on the Wendling
•
•
S .M .1. branch ol the Moulhem Pacific railroad
ia usually worse in Winter I r the to all «ufforing
from Khountuttam.
Vlah, M U.
B. 0 LAB81TI1.
The Hyland Briw., who operate a saw
raaaon that cold and dampn- s» are
««citing causvs. The nerves become
I wa* ••▼•roly troublo t with Rhauma» mill near Marcóla found a ledge 32
tt«m.
1
had
it
In
my
Mu*«*,
l«g»
and
««cited and »ting with pain tl.r mus­ X a vw. « • I » ;
-, • V w r ha t feet wide, Samples of ths ois assayed
cles are sore an ! drawn, the joints Rhoumat am know« how
ruclBtintf went from 11 50 up to *7.50 per ton.
th» pain !• and how it 1otori*r*« with It is probable thia ledge will be de­
Swollen and stiff and the sufferer one
at work. I wa* truly in l ad ahapa*
lives in intense agony; and if the havlag b««n both*r*<i with It f r t*n Ve I ojxd.
off and on. A lo *1 phvaiclan a<l-
disease ia not checked it often leaves year«,
vla«*l ma to u«« H « B 1 di t *o. Afl«r
Hop Sales at Silvsrton.
its victims helpb ss cripples for life.
tv*« 1 r ’
th« •
no«« ami pain w«r* *rr«atly r*due*«l I
Silverton — leclimuixl A Co., of
Rheumatism < an not be rubbed away continued
th* modicin* and wa« thor-
but it can be driven from the blood oughlv *ur*d; ail poin, a ranaaa and in­ Salem, !>on«h( 107 !>alr* ot hups of N
« n*. I r«c iumaud S M B. ■ A. Knell at s cento, and Woll A Son, of
by S. S. S.
Being a perfect bloxl flammation
lo all RU*umatio •ufl*-rar«
| this place, bought 51 bales of Pater (»1-
iurifier this great remedy soon pro-
J. L AONF.W,
Mt V«rnoa,O. •on a* V1» route ami 54 !>ales ot 8. C.
u< ea a complete change in the en­ •03 B. Qr**abrior Bt.
Rua at the aarne price.
They twin «fit
tire circulation ; the thin, acrid blood ia made pure and rich, and as it goes > i 4l>
Lair* of J. A mixer at Bronte. Bay
through the body nourishes and soothes the imtated nenxs, eases the throb-
blng muscles, and dissolves and carries 1 <*rs are reticent about reporting »alee
out of the system the irritating particles Only prime hop* are being sold.
lints which.ire keeping up th«
Start Timber Tasta Soon.
pain and inflanmatioa. B. S. 8. cures
Cnivsrsity ot Oregon, Eugene—Kx*
A l^k^W A Rheumatism permanently, and in addi-
! pert Knapp, reprosentativs ot thè gov-
W
W
up the dlgestn n and stimii- ^•e*ee»^e«t l sa «*l,a»*e«, , tl.aa timide tawaatissas
'erent memtxrs of the body «•.ment in charge of the Umber trot.ng
“J*
---------------------- lo in*,?,*
lnclr ,ulI
¿„tv«, there is no cans«
... I a >11
'mmenro exjxnment» aa aonn aa ths
lor another attack. 1 Do not waste time trying to rub Rheumatism away, but
n ! with
with 8.
so that
that th«
the cold
cold an
<!amj>n«saot
Wmtet
K
"’««■bme .. m.talle«! in the
get it out of the blood
8. S.
S. S
8 ao
and ! dampness
of Winter
(arpentera ax jxr t to
Special
büuk —
on nw
Rheunufe
"*w hniMmg
will not k
you in continual
ntinual pain and agonv.
agony. Sp
; _ —
—
' kewa
ha ••»vacai
have i the
structure ready for the ma-
U»iu sod any medical advice will lx
be given irce.
free.
PURELY VEGETABLE,
pu: twin inane co.,
atlamta ,
«4
. bine in a few dayt.
Will Have Mutuai Phones,
O.»gon City — Mock it
«uh
• rilievi litxrslly by <iregoti City busi
news men towanls a c..rp>rali<,n for in­
stalling a mutual telspl.<>ns ex. Lange
in this city as ths conns, ting link to
ths suiYse»ful operation of the rural
telephons »ystem in Clackamas county.
It is proposed to form a comjwny with
a cap tal atoi x of 17,500 and install an
exchange having 150 phones. Thia ex
change ha» been petitioned (or by sub­ I
a-ribera to the various rurwl telephone
r-impaaies throughout ths county.
At
j
ths rate stock in the prop •s,il company
is selling, the cv mpany will lx organi»
ed in a few days.
Work Progresses at Waldo Laks
Eugene—Engineer Simon Klovdahl,
in charge of tbe preliminary work of
. .instructing a large resetvoir at Wald«,
lake, on the summit of the Cascade
mountains, for an irrigating system to
I* inatalled by A. K. Black and his
asseriste* in the t'ppv-r Willamette val­
ley, is now in Eugene and re|>ort» two
feet of snow have fallen at the summit
in the last two weeks
His crew has
completed a good trail from the r-ssd to
the lake; has built a house for the
winter; has commenced work on a big
Survey New Timber Road
Dallas—<treat interest is manilsst in
Dallaa now with reference to a prelim­
inary survry for a logging railroad from
the liead of Mill creek, ten miles north
west, b, Dvlla». J din Van Oradale, a
civil engineer doing construction work
for the Cone mill, aays
“1 am em­
ployed by a I'ortland man who repre­
sents Eastern capital, to run over the
route and report on the feasibility of a
road to the bead walers of Mill creek
from flalla». 1 do not know who the
backers are. I shall make the survey
as »ion as possible."
Eastern Money tor Railroad»
Baker City — Article» of incorpora­
tion of tbe Untarlo A Idaho railroad
have Ixv-n flled in Bone by N. C
liicliarla, an attorney of Sumpter.
Wln-eler A Co., of New York, i-apital-
■ata, who are intriv»te«l in Sumpter
mines, aie said to |.e ixhind the pro­
ject, which is to build a railroad from
Ontario to Emmett, Idaho.
It ia re-
|>irt«-<l the Vale railroad, rveeiitly in-
corporati*«! to build to a connection with
the Oregon Short I.ine, is backed by
Banker Savage, of Chinook, Mont.
All Fruit Crops Are Light.
Freewater—Judge <i«*er, (.'regon alate
horticultuial commi»»i"iier, spent aev
eral days in tin» section last w«*ek, and
while here was the guest of John S
Vinson, lie reports light fruit crape
in general over tiie entire stale.
Al­
though the Firewater crop •»• lightei
than usual, g'«»l prices prevailed and
fruit rant her» real <«**l a» large profits
aa in the previous years
Mr. Geer ap-
pointe«! Howard Evans of this piner
fruit inspector for thia vicinity.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Mwob TVaiWee Cwcwt.
Avrwss tbs great .aksa ia Canada
tt»ra lias oaa of tbs world a largest
rwssrvsw af timber
In »pita Of the
tariff Imposed much of tb s timber :•
today coining to tbs ('sited States
The forests of tbe l>otnin>oa ara begin
Bing to yield abundantly
Mora than
ItA'iUi.isO fest of v :>a saw toga aud
square timbor. during a reesnt aaaaaa.
were cut up-a territory held under
You don’t like those gray
tlrnlxr llcrvise from tbs crown
hairs,
do you? And your hus­
Much of Canada's timber land has
band certainly doesn't like
In the
not yet even ixvn explored
newly developed districts of A i«vma
them. Then »hy not try a
which are close tn tbe great lake«. It
bottle of Ayer'a Hair Vigor?
to estimated tbat there are more than
If restores color to gray hair
|i«. u<u»«< corvla of spruce and pup
wo»l wf • In tbe distrteta of Thtin
every time, all the deep, rich
der Bay
Rainy IIwr there are
color of early life. And it
near:; ■.*,•'••■l.iasi -ords
onia more
iii .rw
A belt
cures dandruff also.
St least 3.»MS> miles i tong la belie,,-,! to
- I rarU'r 't Wkrr* «»»•» <••**• Ra'f T' m - t
exist In Canada between Alaska and
fa • ar •»!.! «rwfor«'. • <>r I I m » ka-lr
tlx Atlantic
• F-. TuF I IfeO*»* »»*4 M oaorw mt IOO4 f«»r
Dar.
I -gn etarorf«. » »•. *«»,it U» • -»
It baa been estimated that, at th*
- ne ip t-w«4 - f ••■' h a »r«tor•*!*** ' ■
IkAraHovr. Mio»o*|*»«(a. •«*.*-
present rate of cutting, th* gre«t«*t
ttmbey rasources of the Cnitrd Htates
- lti-.se of tbe I’acifle cwas* will be
exhausted In less than half a century
Tbe annual rut of ablnglce and lumber
lu thews regions la I..','M" h « i fret
Ttis at • nding tlmtxr tn Washington
tlvegon an«! nortlxrn California
at
Price,
present • twice that of the original
gita pitf Hi
t tnber lands of the n- rth.-rn woods
Washington prvMlUiea about •• many
feet of ablng <-« and other lumber as
Oregon ami California together. This
« llaataasat
Stats 1» n.'trd for Its sli ng .-a, there
be ng more than 1 <••> ahlng e mills
F«*r fort« v»«r'« H«.» • Cu -e for Con-
At Tacvnux are Io-
w itl.m Its borders
■ nnipl n lia» e -»I» -ng 1rs and solda, Al
rated the largest aawmtlls lu ths druggut». I-. »... .»ota.
L’ulted States.
ko Improvement on Valar*
Irate l'stieut — Iler»! you told
m«
About llir«V«-F y* Maple.
>‘or bundmU of year« lumt»ermen the*» false teeth w,i’il.| ho just as c «4
a» natural ones, and they kurt me bur
• ml cabinetmaker« hav* been «tudy
rifely.
ing to learn what < «u*'• ruaple wimm !
I'atnlevs Dentist --Well, didn't /our
to IUUIU« the mottled end «potted natural
tee hurt yen I— la Kirs
form known
'*blrd'«*)e"
In a
hundred rock maple tr«*«*a |*rrhaps one
I« a bird « eye. Nobody can pick the
specific tree out by Inspecting the bark
or the manner of growth
You may
M'xlmaty.
have to chop 2»«) trees before you find
I-
nt I h*v* «
v*ry
proti y
one. but It I« worth the sacrifice.
tup
mt f r jr.'U
On* of th* young
Fact I«, the wroodpr«'k«*ni make all lu*! ( a th -ight l *1« ?' « atithnr of j if
(he bird’« eye maple there !• In tbe *t««t p 'OIÎJ
I
a
I« |l *f '*r
world
In flying at»out the
wood«
Come Now
Own Up
Hyrup th« V4Mk T»’r'«stjr t«> i - w fof l bo If chiHrvn
lielda )rry aweet «ap In th« aeaaon during tho t*>.thing
when nap ia running
Moat bints like
«wci’ta w .wHlpc. kera are very fomj of
Wh<-n one ha» »peni • day or m re
•ugsr. Having found a tree yielding In vi-.tuia et • fronda booae.
Lnary
a lartfe p«*r cent of augur, the birds courteay domande tbat, un une'e rvturn
I
l»eck hole* In tbe trunk and
turn
Ibaiia < ber tur ber pi.»»
*tand agaluat the hark aud diInk the t > tt e h.
• nt hospital.ty.
•dp SS It OOMS «»ut
After the «ap ha* crated to flow end
il()0 Iteaard. SIOO.
the trees have leaved out new wood
Thereat»”« f thi« rajor will b* plea*»-! U>
and bark form tn tboae «mail boles, l««tn that therr taalWart <»tte dread«»! 'i.wa**
•' tour« ha* L*wn aM« lo cura In ali ll«
riis peeking ami tap gathering g<> a • khat
a«e«. tu I khat 1« ‘»'.airh IIall * » «tarth
in for year« until the tree, having < uro 1« th« only |wìh»! turo kn wu U» kha
mrdlcAl fra'-rrDity » atarrh lx d < a ccmsUtu-
given up ao mm h tup to the bln!«, be- vi< al 1;'«'»to, re jutrew • o-u«** u’.iotial kfrat-
h ■ »ro
«...
*.r :
,
*dnt to fnrn!*h fluid »•ontaln*ng !*<«• a.«-HaU t Vaia
• Ung 4.re if u;* a it.« 1 i • ! and w» • ■ «•
«tigar.
In ten or twelve years aft*r • ur a . 4 ut I h •»• * u !!.*•■
!••«’.■ i>r I fig kh«
ideate a ! «trmg ih*1 ;•«
I fie birds QUlt a tree the bolea are all h»un l«n n <-! t h
,
u
•
grown up nnd nol>ody can pick out the • *« 1 «•• .«tiu< naturo ir* «1 . c Ik* wort Tt»«
proprietor«
nav«
«
'nueb
latta
tn
It*
turati*«
big bird*« eye« from other trees that
I we?• that la-- v
■ • • :( ,h lro>1 I” «*•
(tie woodpeckers did not »lilt -New ! r a.i y <-a«e *.hal ll iaiU U> cur«.
tur *l«l
ot tevtitn -ulal*.
York Sun.
Atirr.4
F J • ltKSrT 3 < O .Toledo,O.
0 m 14 by druggiet*. 7Sc.
Hall t tamilj l*xlLa aro lb« b««L
”1 hat • a theory a ut dyapep«!.!
Moving I hveee.
and Indigestion.** »aid (he head waiter
"Will you start the cheese this way,
In a French restaurant, * that I think plesvef ' said tbe thin boarder at dm-
ought to be contidered by tufTerert tier.
from atomach compluinta
I believe
"It's not time fur che, ve yet,” •Aid
that mu h of (hl* • ii-** of tr »ub!e It the fat boa rder.
due td p«M»plv't perti*ten *y lu eating
"No. but If you start It now It will
the «ame kind of bread for werkt. probably get here by ths time liu
month« and wuiriinici year*, without ready for it"- Yonkers Ststcsinan
a change
■•\,»Yk notuMly doe« that with any
other kind of food; meat, for Inaiance,
Send poetai for
or vegetable«, or fruit or other des
" Book of
tert.
Yet the a verace nun will eat
Prêtent»
the same kiud of bread twice or even
three timet a day and think tilni-o-Jf
wise
The ttomavb, uule«« It It of ex
(raordinary conttltutlon. will naturally
get tire«! of this monotony aud refute
properly to digest tbit eternal bread
Then tbe bread eater knout be ba«
Sc 11 (I
<ly«|M*p»*ia and atarta on a rourte of
dieting generally ttl« king religiously
lor K C
to the «ame old bread that moat often
right a-
lea*«**» him In worse plight than ever.
•’There are many vsrletirt of bread
way
— corn, rye, whole wheat, graham, Ito«
i> u r c r and
ton brown, aerated, barley. Vienna ami
I rem b bread
All of the»e differ In
more cllicicnt
the making and the material, and If.
than any Bak­
the average man noulrl ouly tike ■
turn at tome of them fur a change
ing Powder that
from hit regular loaf he would fl id
costs three times
himwelf healthier and happier."—New
York Sun
as much.
A Helflvh Monopoly.
Two men were <H» usvliig monop
Olles, one maintaining that there are
l-otli g'»'d and bad monopolise, and
tbat tbo»c be was conne. trd with are
distinctly of the good sort. Then, says
the New York Tribune, he pro.-«*is I
to Illustrate what a bad monopuly Is.
and to show tbe nature of a bad mo­
nopolist:
T here was a young man tn tbe ftoutb
who went one summer on • visit to
some relatives In tbe North. Ou bls
return he sought out Smither joung
man. and said. Impressively:
"Ixwik a here. 1 understand tbat you
took advantage of my absence fron.
town last month to go calling on Ml»»
Henrietta Brown."
"You are mistaken,' the other
answered.
"It Is ter
I
sister,
Clarissa Brown, tbat I 1're been calling
on."
“Well, air.” said the first, “that
makes no difference, I've gut my eye
on both them girls."
Wheat—Club, 744875c per buhte I ;
blnestem. 77q| 7Kc; valley, 7 4 <4 75c ;
rod, 70«a 71c.
Oats—No. I white feed, *2ft>u 2fi.
gray, |25 jxr ton.
brewing
■arlay—Feed. IS!
|JJ 22 'i). rolle.1 IS2 5i). <23,
Rye—|l.5o «1 <■<) jxr cental.
Hay—Eastern Oregon tin dhv, II'' i
HI per ton; valley timothy, Ill<el2,
clover, I“.« '. grain bay, 1» « •.
Fruita—Apple», JI«»! .'«0 jxr boa,
hu< klelxrries, 7c per pound; pear»,
1
<
per boa: Concord, 15c per basket,
qilincee, tl per txix.
Vegetables—Beans, wax. IO*>rl2c jxr
pound, cabbage, lc par pound; cauli­
flower, B.S cm 'HX- pet <l« xen; cwlery, 75c
jxr dosen; corn, 50e per sack; encum­
bers, lOirflSc per dosen; pumpkins,
idle; tomatoes, 3()io 10c
jxr crate,
•|iia»h, '»«ale per pound; turnips, Wh­
ig* I per sack; carrota, fi5«d75c per
Osneeowlxy.
•ack, Ixeta, «5. "< * I per aack.
Beggsr—Pardon, slr. but Ibis ab kel
Onion* —■ Oregon yellow Danvers, yoti gara me ia lead.
*1 25 jxr sack
Renevolent Old Man- Why, ao It is'
Eotati*•— Fancy, 75c per sack; or­ Wall, keep II, my man. aa a rswsrd ut
dinary, A'o.o.ih; Mercwd ••«-eta, sacks, your ht.iievty.— Le Journal.
4I.U0, crates. *2.15,
Butter—Fancy creamery. 25(S'TOc.
Eggs—Oregon ranch, 32'<*32*sC.
Poultry — Average old bens,
HE ATTENDS TO BUSINESS
young roosters, 9<4IOc; springs,
lremx.1 chickens, 12<4t4c; turkeys,
who gooo straight to work
live, 17c; geeee, live, 8«8c; docks, 14
to euro
<415c.
Hope—Oreg-m 1W05, choice, 8(4lie;
olds, nominal, 7*a<4tOc.
Wool—Eaatern O«egr>n average beet,
10<S2lc; lower grade« down to IS«-, •< ■
cording to shrinkage, valley, 25(g27<-
per pound.
Beef—Dresseil bulls, I <4 2«- |*r pound ;
cow«, 3i.« |c; country steers, 4<4 4lsc.
Veal—Drrss id , fancy, fi'^id’c, per
p nnd;ordinary, 4i45c; lambs, 7*7*gc.
Pork—Dressed, fliiT*,,- jxr |>ound.
N
FOR
PISO S CURI
Jrir .ltfsT flCx/yteMw
III* I-a« k Ileal
Th«* sdltor of ths 1‘uukvllto rastl-
Ivt»« had atiHMl the taunts of ths vtlo
»pj.xiUuo as lung aa tie could
Ha
fln.illy armed hlluwif and waited ou
lila loathsome cuntrmporary.
-'Wherws tlx oil tori' be ahouted. as
th«* oflte* boy ojxn.il tbs d«xX
"He's
dead
Shot
bluiaslf
last
night."
s. oujx.1 again, bjr suaks*."*—Clsv*
land Leader.
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