The Santiam news., October 12, 1906, Image 4

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HE WAS HAPPIER. ANYWAY.
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General Debility
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Day In and day <«t there 's ihei fc-l,ng
of wrskuesa that makes a bezdeo uf ‘uw’J
Food doee twd ttrvn*li>en.
btaep d ee I»* refresh.
Il la bard tu do. bard to bear, whsl
abiXild be easy. - vitality la oo Uw ebb, end
U>s wts-le system suffers.
fur thia cuodltloo taka
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
It Vllallaes tbe bl-»d and rises vigor and
lune to all lbs organs and functkeie.
In usual liquid bnuu or lu cteWMatrd
tablets ki-owna» Barsataba. l(»4us»s4L
V ree««« rll^a.
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Di agiatat» I >■» <
». «bcvr-t you »?
tar taking a gr» a of ont «it of yvuf
Sy»’ That's pr»tty e<»»p, tant II?
till I lo-.k»?
lllmttal'V I lb--ught
ever bis bill,
It waa tur ‘removing •
foreign oul’.tanc tr ■ ■.. tbe corn»«.' ar.4 af
coir»« that rot's m-.re.
A dverl Is* an ee la.
The Bret newspaper advertisement
apl-eared Io Great Hr ta ri In 11-42 In
□ ree-e advertising was d i.» by public
criers Tb» first printed sd«»rt •- • -t
In England was got up by the celebrai-
•-! i-rlnter Caxt- u
It eon-un rd the
rotupletlor of a book called "Th. Py.r
•f Xal'shuty."
Th. am lent Egyptians, Greeks and
R imana e rre tbe first to use bl I
postera, » mr of whl- b were found .a
the «alle ut bulldin* In Pompeii
It
Was nut until the rlghtevntb century
Ibat magasine and r,r»rtn-«r adrer-
tlaing tie>-ame the re-mfr. ««d median
between manufacturer and Purer.
M (bevswtil find Mr- Win« • • Hoothtng
»V'ip ta»
rawtady to ass l-r I Wir sblMrsa
4urii.g ib. leerla...
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iLan-br. you «rw tb»
Inve ii girl In !b« * >rM !
lit» laf«U<rtnal #w«*<h«nrt WEH« I
r*«liM th«t »•» h a
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Feseh, al I essi.
ft-demn lawvkliig Gent Frtenda, I am
««.lie- tir e fnr -1« t.i ¡ ,i.‘. the ir ■»' ary
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nlgbtr«t beatbrc.. and It la your privi-
lege to help In the great work
Any
an -»cut. i. - matter bow au.all. will be
■ ppre< lated
Hardened A Inner I au¡¡>se you
j-l-k up q . te a Mt ■ f m->. -j Itera aud
títere d ■ t y- 1?
ft I. G <>h. yea
I I bar. taken In
Dearly enough to pay my salary this
month
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Il B— What If you a ■
will pay your salary ?
R L. G -Well, that doeen't happen
often, but wb< I It d- •-» 1 apply It OU
back salary
Toledo Blade.
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• What " snap|s--l ti e ■ "rplalnt c|«>rk
tn th* t ' ' '
' t u • - i » a.» al
ways I - it I.- • I sth 1» ■ r I « t
•■ohi no! not always," replied th.
quiet nt an.
"Ab. ss I au»|ircte<L You only HO
ti.-e it tt-en st certain tlanaa »•.'■■'
"Yes. only after dark." l'blladelpbla
Prosa.
t'aeotlelle* Twllaaalal.
"ftt«lla en<»<e-l beraelf to 6.» <w
young w«s
tb» g
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think that WOO right, do j-m?*'
"Mayi* est." anawervd th« girl with
th» ready mad»
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“but poof.
dr«r Stella waa detertn -.1 th--, «houlJu't
• II of Ibviit r. >|w her th • t::i>«."
• IOO lf»»artf, SIOO.
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»14» to furti In «il iit
• ««r«, ki.l timi la < • w • Ha •< atarrb
< ut* iatheottly pvailiv» «ut»
lo ih»
in «dirai fraternità < ata/rh t* t>g a conati t 4
l. t» ai <1 caM ? « , jl» » • « • : •
... liti lf«a!
Bi»ul Itali •» aiafrb < ur» tata»«» lnU»rn«lijr
betlug dlt«< ily upon ih« i . t a
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li»ut etrei.Kth i*y t u V. < ¡i tL* * .» a .'- :>
l.q l «AB BlJtìg natu v
< I» VX I?k Ita«
p? pr>e ra ba** »■
• ■ F !«nh »
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tw.««ra that lh*y 4 ft*r o • ilut»t?»1 ìs-..«n
Lr an, ra** that II fail» lo 1 ir» tf»bd I r libi
»! iMUavalab
Adir«««
F J < IIKNKT A CO-, TUftdo, Q
H-l by druggtet* <
Alali » Faisri 1 >‘riU ar» ih» l*»L
A
% rry
H«»î
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A vagrsr.t bad l«'< ii taken before tha
roll e Judge for drill kanneea
“Well, what bar. you to aay for
yourself?"
The prisoner squared h!» shoulders,
lifted hie beed and tH-fsn In » softly
moderata tone, “Mini Inhumanity tu
man baa made romiti»» thousands
mourn, but If I were as ragged as Gold
smith as dissipate,I a» Po«, as extrava
gant aa Fux, a« Inor-.-ral as Byron
“That enough thirty days." shouted
tfw Judge
"Take down thoae names,
offl--er, and run tbe balance of 'em In;
I've no doubt they are a bad lot"
rathe» •>« Sea.
“Father," said tbe college man. on
bls return to the farm. "1 believe I'll
not remain at borne during va--atlon
period, but seek some so-ludm! glade
and rest my weary brain where the
«r>e>dt- '
tw ii-tl, "
"Son." returned tbe prosaic father,
ye'll stay right here an' git all th' so-
clooahun '»fa ne.-esaary, an* y* c’n rest
them tber tired brains outen th' har­
vest field, where tbe good twine bind-
rtb."—Toledo II »de,________
TIRED BACKS.
The kidneys have a great work to do
In keeping the blood pure. When they
get out of order it cauaee t arkache,
headache«, disxlneea,
languor and distress­
ing urinary trouble«.
Keep the kidneys well
and all these suffer­
ings will bo saved yon.
Mr«. H. A. Moore,
proprietor of a res­
taurant at Waterville,
Ma., say«:
"Hefot«
using Doan's Kidney
Pills I auflereil every­
thing fr- m k -fney trouhlea for a year
and a halt. I hail pain in the back
■d bead, an almost continuous In tbe
lolna and felt weary all the time.
A
w doeea of Doan's Kidney Pill»brought
•eat relief, and I kept on taking them
'll in a short time 1 was cured.
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Iktan’e Kidney Fill« are wondar-
S»lr«< eV Ne«k«e* We, la «»•»«• tw-
l.r. I.«*« h, Wlfa.
Prof Matteurn »uperlntai.-tan* ef tbe
Veauviua otiaervatory. waa dfolw* with
eoo>e Americana at Uta Uoyal llwial la
Naples.
1 !ta .Uu'.nf ev-v fronte 1 th» «ee The
warn rrasttad efaluat tb» maaatv» eoi
ItankUM-ut at »ton» au4 »bower» ot
«bit» »prajr ruse tegb In U m »uullt
air.
"Thia 1» be«vent/
But what to It
like tn four utwervatorr when Vesuvius
to activwY* a X"u"< «»man aaked.
“It Is not like twavru." said Prof
M attenevi.
It remlhda me of a st -ry
• tout a Neaj-iiltan widow wboa« bt*-
band bad ln-w> dead e iue Jeers. Ou*
wight ah« waa ¡«-rauaded te go to a «pit
Itualtata' a««n<». and tber-e thè «pirli <>f
ber drad buaband app--«red aud apuks
» Uh ber
" Mj dear Agustin»,' said th» widow
to tb» »bad», ’ar» /ou bappg now?*
“'I am very happy.' Aguatloo an
swerwl
*'H.ppl«-r than you wer« en aartb
with uwT naked the widow
"'Yea.' r»t*i »d tb» »bad» ; 'I am far.
far Ua|n '«r now than I was oa earth
with you.*
•| » widow was »I'-.-nt • moawRt
Th«n «h» aa'.d
" *T»ll me. Agnatfoo, wbat la It l-ka
tn b«MV»n?*
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"'Ilearen?' said Ag-tattno *1 am
tn heaven'" N»w York Tributi«.
CREEDN STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
SHtEP ÜN
FüRfST
WOULD REViSE LAWS.
RtbtRVtS
HUMILIATING - VILE -DESTRUCTIVE
The very name, C litigious Bloxl Poi'-ui, suggests contamination and dreads It is the
ponsible
and ’ ' sorrow *'
than
worst disease the world has ever known; rcsp-
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e more unhappiness
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the origin
all others combined. N
? knows .mythiuR about
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„ of this loathsome trouble,
but as far back as history goes it has been regarded the greatest curse of mankind
No ¡»art of the Is-Iv is be' >nd the reach of this powerful poison. No matter how pure
the bloou may be, when the virus <*f Contagious B « m I Poison enters, the entile circulation
ufferef finds himself
diseased from head to foot with the vilest aud most destructive of a.I poiaous. I sually
the first symptom is a small sore or ulcer, , so insignificant th.it it rarely ever excites
suspicion, but in a short while the skin
p«ir Kirs ■ l h vl a frlenrt wh-> ha t a ba 1 <■»« of Oon-
breaks out in a rc<! rash, the glands of the t,.
>H - t |h>i». 11 and w.is la a terrible ••■•ndli --n. Ile
tr>4
ail the medlcinea b« oou 1 h»sx of, but nothmg dld
groin swell, the throat and mouth ulcerate,
hlm any go- 1. Il» vrent to H t Hprtnga but It waa UK«
the hair and eye-brows come out, aud often the otber trestmenta ba ha t e««-t. sud ha was In despair
the body is covered with coppcr-colorcd of a cure whon he hoaril of H. H. H. Aller taklng II for
awhtle th« eoree ail beale-1. ht» haïr atopped falltng ont.
spots, pustular eruptions and sores.
an-1 conilnulng wlth tt. he aoou louâ t hlm»«lf oured en-
JOHN I.EHLIK.
There is hardly any limit to the rava­ tireiy of thia hld.uue dlseaae.
Koukford. HL
T»» W- »*»•<• «<•
ges of Contagious Blood Poison; if it is not
l was afflicted with IHocd Polson, and the beat doo-
driven from the bloixl it affects the nerves,
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ugh ! t--ok their treatment faith-
attacks the bones, and in extreme cases tu ly. tu fact 1 seemed t.» get worse all the while. I too*
so-called
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I Nl '•! ■., l-it they did not
causes tumors to form ou the brain, pro­
• « 1 t - reach the disease, an-t ha-t n-v effect wb .
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ducing insanity and death. No other dis­ w > dishearten«.I. for It uaemad that I would n»v»r ba
ease is so highly contagious; many an inno­ cured At the advl -w of a friend I then too* H H H. and
l-egan t ' improv«, 1 continued the me It- ne. an I It curej
cent person has become infected by using the me cumplelely,
W. H. NEWMAN.
llamlat, N. C.
same toilet articles, handling the clothing, by
a friendly handshake or the kiss of affection
from one afflicted.
But no matter h*»w the disease is contracted, the sufferer feels the
humiliation and degradation that accompany the vile disorder.
t of Cont
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but the • minerals c.tntii t cure the disease—they merely mask it in the system. All ex­
ternal evidences may dis-ippear for awhile, but the tre ichcrotui poison is at work on the internal
members and tissues, aud when these minerals are left off the disease returns worse than
before, because the entire system hi. b en weakened and damaged by the strong action of the
Mercury and Potash. There is but one cert tin, reliable cure for Contagious Blood Poison,
and that is S. S. S-, the gn '
. table blood purifier. It attacks the d tsc in the right
way by going down into the bl<> I, neutralizing and forcing out every ¡ article of the poison.
It makes the bkxd pure and rich, strengthens the different ¡i.i.rts < f the !• -ly, tones up the
system, and cures this humiliating and destructive disorder ¡»crmanently.
The improvement commences as soon as the patient gets under the influence of S. S. S.
tige of the p
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is driven
and « ntinuea until every vi
v< itige
ren i I
is coinjiletely restored to hi dth. S S. S. is not
an exjieninent; it is a success. It has cured
thousands of ca .es of Contagious Blood Poison,
many of which had given the Mercury and
Potash treatment, Hot Springs, etc., a thor-
ough trial, and had almost despaired of ever
being well again. S. S. S. is made entirely
of roots, herbs and barks, and d<>cs not in»
We offer a
jure the system in the least.
If you
reward of fi,ooo for ¡»roof that it contains a particle of mineral of any kind,
are suffering with this despicable and debasing disease, get it ont of your blood with s. s. a
before it does further damage. W»
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treatment and any medical advice, without charge, to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, OA.
Chief of Graiicg Department An­ Supsrir-tendenla and Price-pals Sug‘
gest Important Change«.
nounces Limit for Neat Year.
Falrm —If the lagtelatatB of I WOT
Prndlei n— As announced hy A. F.
Porter, chief of th« grsslng dipartmeot shill grant any conei-levnble purlieu o'
>f th« Forest Reeerve bureau, in the the revommendatuMi« of ths county
-as'ern division of the Bine mountain rchool superintendent« ol Oreg 11, tbe
eeerve, a general ent of 26 per cent IV public schools of th« stats will hart
to be n s-le. redarirg tbe nnmiver n| mote foods, lunger term* ami bet’«*
In annual eeesion her»
•beep tr m 23» 0M0 to IltO.OOO,
In paid lenrhers
principal-
utber riorvea the num'vr of sheep al- tie superintendents and
•gr»e-l upon many dewiie-l chat-goe ir
owed Is as follow»-
Western division Blue mountain. the et -bool lees, soma of them of mod
210 0*16, Wenala, 100.000; Wallowa. impnrtanc« an-l interest not only (o
lewchees and < ffl are but to tsipays«
160,000 Cheenimus. 60,000.
In tt.e ea tern divia <>o of the B'ne and eel-001 patrons generally.
That the minimum length of term a
nourJain reeerve 1,200 sheep will !>•
■mvl-lers-l a lend and the lamhe will district «Fall maintain sr-bool shall b»
not be considered.
Permit* for one increased from th.»« fo five months
*w*d will bo aliened in the eastern di­ at-1 thst the cnnnly arbnol Iwvy shall
vision without r»-lictlon.
Permits to» he rn.ee-1 from 4* p«» capita to 4” per
Ges than oa« b«l»d may 1« lorreawd, rapl'a, »ai»l'ie moat imp -riant change«
This Is rata ng the mini­
provided vn**h do-e not asceod 20 per snggeele-l
mum term *6 |>er cent, and increating
ent nor go over 1,200.
Grower« having from 1,200 to 2.000 the minimum ruunt, levy 33 per cei t
■hvvp In tt.e rvaeevs this year «ill I* tins rec-nnuenda'l-*n of general mteisei I
ent i’0 per rrnl, provided suth a rnt tu learbers ta tltal an application tw
sill not redme the number bale* gratiietl but one second or third grad*
Al present
1,200,
thcee havitig from 2,(>00 fo tstllflcale In this Hats.
4.000 lu the rioetvo thia year will ba only one such cer till cats mey be obtain
cut 30 per cent, with a curreepinding ed In a county, but hy going from our
•odnty to another a teacher may get S3
provision as tie above.
A Good Book for S.a Cant«.
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Grower« having 4.000 or more sheep • r , r • ie ■ . : i ’ a e
It deerribaa your own lend, th» Im- :
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Lange
in
tbe
law
will
compel
tencher»
in the eastern dlvlaion this year will
-nevliale region you live In. th» North
I* rot 40 per cent, provided such a cut to advance from year to year fo tlirlr
»•st. It roale but th« postage rt-
alii not make ths average cut for the ed mational qualifications.
luire-l to mail it. H to printed on th«
In onlsr to ra •• the standard for
entire division greeter Ilian 26 per cent.
evt ol p»|wr, 1» profusely ilhietie'e-l,
In the western division ol tl.e Blue e only papers. It Is advised that al*e
1» full ol tnformatl'.o- It to «nltabl»
mountain r»«erve the reduction will be hrs and pt-yti-ai gv» graphy tie a<'-l«4 L
for your home, for a hoola or llbrar e»
made in a similar manner, though the the list «if snl-jecla upon which an ap­
it ia a nice eouvenir to send tn your
plicant
n.u»t
t-e
examined
for
a
first
average cut will he 20 per cent
'rienda in tbe East. It tolls of Y'ell-vw
In the Wenaha reserve 1,100 sheep grade county certificate, and that ment­ I .tone paik, the Bitterroot mountain» in
will be considered a« a ban I. and three al arithmetic be dropped a« a arparati
Montana, it.« (j len'nt Indian» on the
Comp*witlon,
hookkeeplug
now having lees than tl al nnmlier in sub|act.
S.-rtli I'arific r a»t. ths Columbia rivet
ti e leeerve will tw all'-aed au increase and general htaloty were sugge-eil «>
•renery, the marvelous Puget eonnl
proper
subject»
to
Ita
ir-iluded
in
th*
On or almut Novemlier 1 a meetir g
region and Alaska. It will be -ent to
nf tbe etorkmen who use the eaoern di­ examination for first grade -'-runty cer
<ny addte.« lor »lx rents
The book I*
vision of the Blue mooniam reserve title *lee, but only the Iso mention»«!
"Wonderland 1906," j>nb)iahe.| by the
will be bel-l at Fniupter, under the di­ sere approved.
Not them Pacifi-. railway, and la for
rection of RoperInlendent D ft. Hhel-
general distribution
Fend six rent*
ler. and al that time th« rang» volhin
New Budge Across the Umatilla.
to A. M. Cleland, general pa*set ger
<he reeerve will tw segri-gateJ among
Pendl'Um—A new eteel bri-lgejacroe» ig«n>, St. Paul, Mint.oida, or a« many
the stockmen aw r-llng to the rules of the Umatilla river Just below tins city
time» six rents as you wish ropi. s with
1 he T ull Reeerve bureau.
is to l>e conet ructed by tbe O.K AN
.roper ad.lrreses and the little volume
company Io replace the present wooden «ill fie promptly forwarde.1 by that
Hood River Land In D»mand.
bridge, wb eh was partly washed OU' tentleman,
Don't wait.
The look
flood Rlv«r—False of ranch and city during Hie tf «»! last spring. A crew ol
has an object—-to «durato and inform
property aggregating 4*0.000 In one men lias h r » placed at work up n the
he public about the Northwest. Help
lay are rrperted by II md Kiver real preliminary work ol the new bridge
t J erlorin it* u.ii*- i--n
estate men, who re d that the demand whlrh ia to t»e placed bl'O feet lieloa
here for apple land was never better the old bridge, and the main line Ira- k
Iler Moaa.
than at i-reeenl.
Ti e »la’enent was »ill Io-changed a- - irdingly.
Bv lliv
“That's a fine b«»r - M i « a StronjniinJ
uade that <> L. Vanderbilt had been
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' t«. -t of dlatMic« »ill •• drives. It’s a roan, i*n’l It?**
Here I |100 000 lor h's app'e orchard savcvl thii ugti a curve being eliniin
"Of eour.e it la. k -u'll te asking next
known as Buelah land, which he re sled.
If it a her own hair »be wear«.'
used because he has » 416,000 crop ol
<pphs on it, which the intending pur-
lb.»* Jarrlagl
The State Population.
chamr »anted Included in the sale.
A story Is told of a certain candidat»
Salem — Reports freni all but fiv»
The counties in the state, and the.« sup who was -lefeated fur the nomination
Vanderbilt cot-firms the aa’e.
-eneb of F. Chandler, 60 acre», va» plied with »»limate» betid upon st hx>l at the first primary. He tv Uut the l’est
•old to the real e»'»'e firm of Allies, •'atisti. I by Lalior Commissioner Hoff |i<-:i:i' in and Ills cli r .graphs belong ts
llenham A Co., of I'irtland, for 416. glia* the total population lor (heron the Horace Greely school. II. Itad or
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csalon to writs a confidential letter to
ily. and it '• expected that it will lie 574, a» »gainst 413,(86, ondai the HH>0 s frleod In St Petersburg, and later
(«»lor mnr« good« brighter and fwUrr redor* than acv odhrr dv*.
< >(*■ 1<*« t»a. kwga <«»!<»/• »tllk, *.»«1 «ml <o«fun
*<•< •■*** la
ut up Into lota.
Feileral census, or an incre.se ol 20.03»
to Bee If he had exwut guaranteed to ghr (Xffcvl rewulf«
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dealer, or wr will bend font paid a<
I IK a pat hag«.
Wide let lira buwbkl hvw la dy«r
«leach and mil ivlurg.
MONRO< DHL U CO.« Intoirttihf. Mittowk
in
five
years.
There
ligure«
are
based
ed his .lew I res.
O.-.e Beard to' Normal School«.
on census return» from Hie counties
"Did you get my l.-lter? Could you
Fa'em — Al their ees»>on the mem
tendir-g In reports to the Cifli- a of secre­ read Itf was bls greeting,
COLOR SENSE IN ANIMALS.
'■era ol the D-pattmrnl of Superintend-
tary of state.
"I got It all right," replied the man.
en-« of the Flats Ina-her»' ateociallon
P«ta«oeoe4
to lllah t>e«eeo by I—me,
didn't
have
any
trouble
with
any
“and
lecide-l without a dissenting vote to
S:«»eelally lay Hlr«e.
Hurters Cut Wire Fences.
of It ei aqd the p -«tacrlpt That stuck
favor the plating of all all »late normal
A bj'pothenla that tbe «<-n«o of colors
M Mninvill» — A numtier of farmerr me. Showed It to everytiody In town
chools under the control of a single
Is ih ««.-> m -<| to a lilgh d>-tcr*w by aulmal-
complain
that
hunters
cut
their
wire
same
result
;
they
all
read
the
letter,
--«rd. There were one or two superin­
, and especially by birds furnished a
doge but fell down on tbe jiostiu-rtpL“
tendents who said that they had nut fence, in or-ler to get their
HltAND^LICKEtí
"Great guns.” lie gi»;>ed. "th. post I baila for sum« of tbo most beautiful
fully determined the matter in their through. One man found that his fane»
,wn minds and therefore would not l ad Itaen cut in three places. There is w-rlpt say». 'I> »n t h-t anybody see this and fecund of the Darwinian thoorl.«»
LlKt ALL
No Darwinist
vote upon the question, but all thoee talk of forming a club to keep poacher» letter I'St. Pvterehurg Independent. of sexual sel<x-tlon.
50Wf#y
doubts that the brilliant colors of male
who -I d vote went on record in the
WATERFW
Ca»« Sleet.
birds are to attract the attention of the
itfirmative.
The < fti< -rt elected are
The first st.-l caatinga made tn thia i feuiale birds, and tbla prc»u|-;>->«e»
Increase in Receipts.
CLOTHING
f'reeident, L. K Aiderman, of Yam
b
oí th» bril
Albany—The receipts of the Albany country wera railroad ci owing frogs, i urully ou the part of H h - sc birds a
GASOLCNI INGINtS . .. ,
hill; vice president, F K Bragg, of
\1
{< Wtef
< wart« .'.« 1
All • -n« »ul
Uniou; secretary, F F. Kelt, of Waaco. poeloffice for the past quarter wer« mule lii Ita>7 fr-iu crucible steel of n-tiae of color.
n
•I) ¡c» al U w«al prt «a
« fl-.» lot t*«t« <
about
tiie
same
hardness
as
tool
steel,
12 616 91.
This is an increase ol
Wallace has aasertnl that to the
rrUiic
rr^»4rrr
RtltRSON MAttBNtRV COMPANY
4136 hR over the receipts of tbe vainr with a smooth
surface, but honey­ that certain plants tk-ar fruit of bril
To Opsrsts Dredge Chinook.
ur STICK ro mt
P«vll«s*. OritM
qtiailer
s
year
ago.
combed
throughout,
and
far
from
p«r-
SIGN
Of
THE
EHM
Portland— To operate he bar drvdge
llaut colors Is due their pr. -ervatlon .
fe1. Tbe Improved B--«semer proceewv th« aunuals. attracted by these colors,
Chinook at the m--uth of ths Columbia
were not lu successful use until tlfteeu break tt* fruito from the trees or
m an annual appropriation lurnlsi.ed
PORTLANO MARKETS.
or twenty years later.
••y the state it a matter that came up
plants, carry them off and tint« Indirect
F. N. U
Wheat—( I-lb, 66e; bluestem, 6 M a ;
Now almost any shape which can bo ly n«»l»t lu the dla-.-mlnntlou of Hie
tor considération at th. regular month-
In gray or malleable Iron cau be made seed» which they contala over large
y n-eeting ol the Imard of trade. In valley, 67«|6itc; rod, file
data—No. 1 white, 423(423.60; gray. In cast steel.
For large and small
file monthly statement Secretary Labsw
tracts of laud. And this function of
levóte, c otai lerat-l. spare to th. fact 422 42'.’ 60 per ton.
marine castings, nud lu car and loco- M-le- tli-n on the part of animals pre
Ba'lry— Feed, 420 60 perlon; be»- motive work, cnst »ti-el la taking the
hat tbs Chinook has leen lying idle at
sup|M>a«s In them a certain sena« of
tbs government moorings lor two rnrr, Ing 421 60; rolled. 423.
place of cast, luallciible. and wrought
color Mtlll. s-'leutifir do- uinents In sup­
R,w—41 26941 36 |«r rwt.
In tt>« rcviit gre.»t attilrtlc meeting
«nd during that time it has been use-
Iron, for many large and small parte
port of the«« hypotheses ars rare.
<’„rn—W -
- 4
rw ked 4
at Cant-m arlttimefic race, »»re a fea
ess »0 far as th« ptir|xsw> for which
from couplers. Journal boxes ani
Dahl, alluding to the scarcity of them ture, l'uplls fr-ui thè echools carrle.1
•I., was constructed ar. enm.rned
He |>»r ton.
wheels to roila, truck trami», sud lo- »
In an article In a rc-.-nt nnmlier of tbe • late and pendi, and in thè curve of
Hay—Valley timothy. No. 1. 4l0i<* uaotlve frames.
i. of the opinion that funds with
NHturwtSM-nshaftlli'hc W.- ke; • "lift, r» thè race they enconntored a bia.-k
which to continua lbs work on ths bar II per ton Eastern Oregon I mothy
A« Iter ll<>F Mew« If.
labs suine Interesting
ex;wrlmenta board contalulug a »uni to 1« »--Ite-L
414 r|6. rl-ver 4’* l>0»7 cheat, 47 •*
can be secured.
.
“My
7.64). gram hav, 47; altaite, 41160;
which lie made with a monkey. He col The boya wer» II ned up ss they rcndied
Conla.es Pure Boras. Nature's Cleanser
the end of a mural Io-tur». "I want you ore.1 some sweet« with a certain colored
Levy Reduced in Baker County.
vetch I av, 4'rt7.5O.
thè goal, sud tbose wh-.se <*alculatloiis and 1A hilener. hence makes cloth««
to
be
exi-v-edltigly
careful
about
your
Fruits
—
Apple«,
common
to
choice,
baker City — llaker’s tai levy thia
dye and som» bitter aiittatan-e» with wera wrotig wera the.i eliminatesi. The
m-tw, white, hyg.rm ally clean and will
Never, under any clrcum- that of an.itl.er «»lor and dc-larva that
year will be 30 mills. Ices than half 26<a'6c per box; choir» to fancy, 76c< conduct.
first thres loft tu tbe lluo wera CuUUtrd
nol injur, the f.n««t fabric», shrink flan­
stan<-r«.
d<>
anything
which
you
would
that in Baker City I set year, while in 41 26; graj-«« 60« 44 41 60 per box;
after a few attempts I tie monkey learn w lunare. _________________
nels or cause color» to run.
the country districts the levy thia year Concord,, 4Ire« >n, 27^e hall l-wak»(; tw ashami-d to have the whole world rd to leave wltle-ut even tasting these
l-rwetleol I'lew.
will be about one third of that of last peaches, *3-<44> . pears, 76. <441 25, err you do "
articles of fo-wt col >red with the dye
OM>!
to
Mrs. Wlserly My husband
Tbe small boy turned a handvprlog
year.
The couniy court baa based >n <rat apples, 41(41 26 |>er box; prune»
which Indicated bitter tasting
sub- bring a friend home with him for <lin
Mtlmate, and although tbs levy I». 26# -0c per toil; rranterri««, $9 per with a whoop of delight
atanres and seised at ou-e u;-ou those ner occasionally wltlvuut giving me no
"What tn the world is th. matter
not been -lotermineil. it may I» atat»d l«rro); qntii.ee, 41(4! 2-5 per box.
which Indicated ■w evt A.
tl<-e. but I broke him of the habit.
veget»bl«a — Haan», 6(47!ye; cab with you? Ar« J uu crasyT' demanded
that the amount a» computed upon th.
Varying tbe egperlmmts suffi-lrntly. I
Mrs. Askttt How tu live world did
valuations for thia year will b. only bag«. I1, till Sc p»r ponod ; caulifiow the mother.
be found that the monkey d!»tlngulabe>! you manage It?
about ono-balf ol that last year. In er, 41«4 1 25 per d sen. celery, 60-490.
"No'tn," was the answer. “I'm Jes'
all the different tnlors readily save;
Mrs.
Wlsv-rfy By
nerving
only
i:.r rity itself 3U ml'la will take the per d< xrn; .-orn. !2Sf P*’ d-,eu, co so glad that you don't apw ma to take
only dark blue. Dahl calls attention to enough dinner for one.
place of 67, which was paid In Baker cumt-ers, Ike per <toa-n egg plant. Hi­ no baths never any more.“
the fact that Mayer hva statori that
per pound; lettuce, h»»d, 10c per d< a-
last year.
Iromlsgl jr.
1« Ile*.
many savage tribes cann -t dtatlngutsh i
en ; oni.ins, 104412 L,c per <l.taen , pea».
"Life," moralised tb» doctor, "Is »4
Rppyl Y ni’r» r*ad H-f.blKl’i new dark blue from black and that even '
4415c . bell peppers, 6c; pumpkin«, I 4gc
Rebuilding Pendl.ton Lev...
avav IN VHK WORLD
Borei
Ila» it • happy ending?
children do not distinguish this color what It »»etna "
Feudl.ton — Th. Work ol rebuilding per pound; apirach, 4i45c per pound,
Qarnet Tea. th» milam :• th» oely
"P«rb»pa.“ eugges-ed th» pr»f»«e>r, W LOoug'it $4 G.lt Edge Im
tomato»«. 30(4-50- per b»x; parsley, lol
until
later
than
all
others.
N>
Istillile
tt'« levee aloi g th. western part of the
wril drawn «-hara< t»r ìo th» tvuh, and h»
"you have saver looked on tbs seamy aid»
(If! Ac; »pront». 7 l«e per pound ; ».juath, I
American._________________
city has l*«n started with a small force
•
S P'JB'W »»»wnt.
nt It "
>f men and teams. Using to the late- I'■»c per p nud; turnip», 90. (4 41 p»r
MWKkoeV.*»
nee. ol th. ecaeon the work will b. rack ; carrot,, 41(441 25 per »ack . beets,
□OOOQOOOOOOCOOOQCOGOO
The German girl who presided over
rushed as fast as pcwsibl.. This citv is II 25-41 Mperaaik, horreradish, 10c |
the
eotfa
f-
uutaln
lu
lie
helmoyer
a
now In the midst of a labor lamina. per pound.
drug store was accustomed tu patrons
Onion«—Oregon, 1141.15 per liuo-
In mid I lion to th. neual demands lor
who did Hut know their uwu mind«, and
help, the street pawing company, th. drvd.
her habit of tb.-ugUt «il dirti- ult IO
Potato»»— Oregon Bnrhank», deliver-
I. vm builders and the government r- al
Change.
experts are all being greatly Laud.- ed, «0(4*5. ; in carl-,to I. o. b country,
“I’d like a glass of piala aoda." sai !
764|N0c; sweet potatoes, S£2S,c per
capped.
a stout man. entering ->n. day In evi-
pound.
dent haste as well as thirst
Butter—Fancy creamery, 25id30c per
Linn School Fund Apportioned.
"Tou have vanilla, or you have letn
Albany— County School Supe-tnlend poand.
Eggs—Oiegon rasch
81(t12e per
Don’t have ■ falling out with on?" tranquilly Inquired tbe yout-g
ent Jackeon has mad. th. ».mi-annual
woman.
apport.onment of th. Linn county aehool dMta.
your hair. It might leave you!
>3»
Poultry — Average old hens, 12-4
"I want plain soda -wlttanrf sirup
funde. Albany rscalvirg (2,306 30 of
Then u hat? That would mean
Didn't you understand me?" asked tbe
th. amount. Other eitle, rec.lved as 12*«c |wr pound; m led chickens. 12(<*
thin, scraggly, uneven, rough stout man. testily.
fol owe
l.ban- n, 4*11 60; Brown» 12',c; «pring, I244l2l«c; old louetera.
(HOU FOX kVrRYBObY At All P1ICI1
■ •4» » AA *•«. »A to fl AO. IA vw A2.*«« g.1
"T bs ," and tbe placid German faro
villa. ITtfOAO; Hein, |2«0 80; Hanla- 94410c; <1 reave«I chickens, I444154,c;
hair. Keep your hair at home!
UA W 4B«n ■ Aft XBM. V4 bo to fl.AO.
did not change In •xpreaalon or color.
M •• •’ a CMMm • A*> «« tu AA to i: 00.
bnrg. (466 60. Ilalaey, (302 LO. Thee, turkeys, Lve. IfirtZle; turkevs, .lrvwe
Fasten
it
tightly
to
your
scalp
I
Try
W. I.. I>*'t>gl«« Wsv»4»«A'«. Misses «n«1
ed,
choice,
20422c;
gee»»,
I
ve,
94
sirup
you
waul
him
"But
wat
kind
of
amounts do not include th. amounts
Lhlltlrrr« • sh-wl, ffe»r «»»I«, fit «24«! W««r
You can easily do it with Ayer’s mltout?
tisey *«r*l othrtP matt«»«.
Mlteut vanilla, or mltout
lei-eiveil by each district through its 10c; dnrke, I4«4ifc.
II I could take you Into my larga
Hop«—Choice, 1906, 11418c; prim»,
Hair Vigor. It is something lemon?“.
own tai.
factories at Brockton, Mass..and »how
IO«41lc; 190«, lit,417c
vatu ilei«» Ballwee.
you how carefully W.L. Irougla«shoes
more than a simple hair dress­
Where Alfalfa Grows Luxuriantly.
Wool—Valley, 224 22 V; Eastern
are made, you would then understand
A will of tile lata I »rd Ivor lyde
ing. It ia a hair medicine, a
Weston — Marion O’llurra ha» Just Oregon, 14421c a» to shrinkage; mo
why they hold their shape, fit better,
chairman of thè Cuna rd Couijiany.
finished cutting Ina third crop of alfal­ hall, cbofc«. 2«430e.
wear longer, and are nf greater value
hair tonic, a hair food.
dated March Su. 1W>1, and believer to
Cattle — ll-et steers, 4? «04-t «5
fa at hie ranch a short distance above
than any other make.
Tbe best kind of a testimonial —
tw bls last, left all hl« property to tba
t
-
I
Mh«r*v«e voe Iles, yea raw -.Mata W. L.
Wretnn
IIiv I*«! yield sm from two
■ 14 I r over slaty years."
ttau(t«« «hne« Ml« e»«M ■«* »rke 1« •>•«•»»»
WldUW. But a later will, dated Nov.
acne al eub-irtlg*ted iwitiom. which see-wxl grade row», 1242 25, bulls
•«
the »*«««,. ehkh »e-.t««t» yeee,»h««< »«»
9. BMC. ha« been found lu a handbag
,- km ««a lelerlee « imw « Ta»« ««
male 16k, tons. Mr. O'Harn has put It 6042: calves, 44 44 60
rave.
A*k v-a* Staler tae W. I Deaxla« •»<*«
In
bla
fxmdoti
offl-v.
by
wh!>-h
4
1..
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Sheep—Beet. 4444 26; lambs, 44 50
up altogether 12S Lms of bay, and ia
««4 ln«l«l oprwi ha. tn, theat.
la left to seamen's charlees in Gias
C -
ewe trr, e*ff ta* ee«» »►«.«»
II ><♦— Best, |t> 50; l-ght weights, 4,!
one of the m et sncreesful producers in
W rite k-e nin«tr«t*.l Lat«l-, ta I «tl M,lta.
f«w. Liverpool. Man-diester, Belfast.
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ibis section of tbe country.
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