The Santiam news., October 29, 1909, Image 3

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A Double DoM
The oid time charivari of the n«-wiy
married, while not earn«-»! to th*
« Ittiln rracottabir limita tlxvM* • hi*-k
Hia will p*jr tln- larreM im i « vulage of
iTuflt wlu. b are iiisrkvteif thè wsiuest.
la thè must rapkl a» wvll a» tbe > Ueap
■et g.ilu In weigbl la lumie durlng ibe
Irvi ttarve or Tour uvontba
extreme of former years, still prevails
In many lnstam-es.
At the urrsent
time the crowd* which make night
hideous to cupxi's newly made victims 1 tn the recent larwl drawtnx whh-ti
are, usually. Cwm|»>erd of the fnemtaoi j t«* k [«talee al H|»-kaue tln-rv wrtv iu*«rv
the marri««l pair, whose uninvited, ihau &IABI appll aih'iis for every |*le«v
twaay visit is maite With the beat of ' if latid to t*e dt»|»>*««l «if If one of tbe
wishes.
Knowing thia
propensity, Gib'ky «voce. It I» still a gambi* wbetb
■ *-r a fellow » uu:ul«*r I« low enough to
brsiegruoma usually prepare themaehr»
I give him Ibe « buhx <*f a pl.«* of laud
with th«- usual bot of cigars. can*!i«-a. ahli b la w« rth provlug up <*n
nuu. etc . to provsle entertainment for
the m.rrymakera.
Butter nwiker* of an In«|ulr1n< turn
Cain w« rv uh of mimi bave found thr*>uxb *-arvful
Mr. and Mrs it. M
usually favor*»! with charivari sruwUs t«««t» (bat tbe water coutrut of a dozru
Of course, the ml«» uf butter taken [r««ti> the «ame
last Friday night
proper hour for a visit of thia nature, is icburulng mav vary fr->ui one half lo I
,*r «eut This would «**r*u to suggest
after the mart’- d pair have retired for
tliat tbe fetlow who makes a pnu-ike
the night
Much of the pleasure of
?'«■:*.. - - I I ■
• t III*
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than van parties would be marred, if Innt «tb-uid ««•« t-> It that tils water 1«
victims cannot be put to the great- pretty evenly tu It««)
amount of trouble. So. about IU p
a number of t»w near neighbors of
A I>art of the old Lev estate In Vlr
Can** surrounded their rvaidencc dula has l*een set aside as a drug gar
with every immagmable iristrumei t den by tire federal department of agri
which wouki make a discordant noise lUlturv-lbat In. It la lielng used for the
and the fun began. Roger w as soon up culture of new and i alúa ble planto
that may hare a commentai value
and invlteii his visitors in.
Aft« r a
Where suevesa attend» the growing of
short stay and wishing thr newly w«ni- any varieties they will
be reiumineod
ded a long life of unaloyed happinrua. rd fur other sections w bere a* Il and
the visitors retired. Likewise did the climatic conditions are right
Cains thinking their troubles were over
for the night.
But after midnight,
tux«t season Canadian orcha
another party, not knowing of the hrst shipped 5.MJO barrel* of apple* to
Tbe <-o
visit, appeared upon the scene, prepar­ Town. Houtli Africa.
m «
ed to give a charivari more after the lran»portall«>n. storage et*
old time style. The firing of gun», H-r Ixrrel and the prl«v received
leaving the tn-nrr In th«* uem
scraping of horse Addl**, rattling of
li*«»I of 82 25 |a-r bii«h«-l net.
tin pane, etc , arrvus«-d Mr and Mrs
iu»tan<-v <wti tie taken a* »fill fi
Cain from their dreams again.
Being proof that American fruit ur<
after midnight, Roger »Utrs he had a don't pru|»«<* t«> ||<- »mi mid I*«»«-
great time in finding a lamp, to light ey when foreign market* are
his visitors in. The longest of nights Ilian glad to get their tine fruit
eventually pass and so diJ the distur-
Home Inve«tIgiitloti» « hi< h thr !<>«»
turbance almut the Cain homestead.
Roger is of the opinion that introduction exprrfinent station ha» mode Into a
fungnua dlsease of tuillet w Ili' h ha*
into married life, in Scio, is noiay, to
appeared al aererai piace* In Ih* state
sky the least
-
Ibis year lisllcatv tbat thè diaeaae I»
inillet «inni «hi* li |g quii......... nm.m
In li. flou» of Euru|»i 1UI,| n |,|. ,, ».-vnii
A Test La«*
lo bare l>een l*r**uglit luto tlils country
On« of the suits to Lx tri««i out at tu seni Imported frolli Germany
The
the present term uf Judge Burnell » stnut in <|iivstl<ui I» imi. li likr that
court, in Albany is brought at tin w hi. h affiata onta, .uni II < an he pre
instance of the State Railroad Com- rented l»y soak lug the need for two
miaalon. Several months ago the Com bours In a solution of one |»nmd of
miaaiun ordered the C. A E. railroad to f irmatili lo forty tile gal Ion» of noter
build a suitable depot at Lyons
This
the railroad ¡-.-sp!«- havi mgTecte«! t<
do. The suit is to enforce the order
and. also, to determine juat what
powers the Commission posseaaes, in
this respect.
The matter had been argue«! at a
previous term, relative to the powers of
the commission ard Ju»lge Burnett de
cid<-«i Monday that the Commission ha-
power to enforce its mandate by bring
ing suit against the railroad.
llslr Cumini Out?
Ther<* is a great difference in ncalp
and hair diseases. Thin is the reasor
patent medicines fail.
They LACK
THE INDIVIDUALITY NEi ESSARY
TO CURE.
I put up the treatment
specially for you. and if I can’t cure
Dandruff and Falling Hair, tliere 1.« n*
use wasting money buying tunics.
Tc
show my ability, 1 will offer to the first
hundred ladies or gentlemen, a month's
free treatment.
Send for sperial
question blank today. Address.
M abam P i ' rity G rant ,
P. 0. Box 1199.
lx* Angeles, Cal
New Arrivala
Dr. Prill reports the following births:
October 1 To the wife of Fred Hols-
foot, of Jordon, a son.
October 12—To the wife of Anton
Lockiner, of Jordon, a eon.
October a) To the wife of John
White, of 1-acomb, a son.
October 23—To the wife of Tom
Evans, of Thomas, a daughter.
October 2fr—To the wife of C. G.
Gough, of thia city, a son.
Referee Sale
*
TIi«* ono.-r of a garden tra. t of three
•r four acre» near Omaha bn» laid tile
througli the tract nnd 1» suidrrigntlng
It
|u tills Uw there Is »luiply n re
le.-aal of the use of tbe orilln.iry sy»
tern of drslntlllng the enter la-lug
I>U ui | h «I through th«- main Hues into
tbe lateral» nnd druwu them«- to the
urfn-«• by capillary attraction us rap
Idly as ueeded. In ms -II oiis whet«- a
water »upply is handy au<! wh«-r«> pv
rl«a|s of short rainfall art* likely tu oc
•ur nt critical times such a «.« Mau
Woultl seem to hare a very defluite
itul practical i aloe.
JlllHS J. Hill. pmiMent of th*-
Great
NoribvHi,
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long
hended
enough to iipprtM lair || mp ilia! rrla
tl**u lietweeu intelligent farming and
t>lg crops and imrense In railroad
traffle. In order to encourage a lief
1er type of farming tie hue put up
prises aggregating f?.Nsi. to beawan!
eil at th* time of the Omaha corn
show lu lievvmber to exhibitors of
«mail grains and grasses living In ter
ritory tributary to tbe Great North
erti road
A plan of this kind I* not
phllautbropy. but just go>»| i*u»lnes*
fs.llcy. and might well be adopted by
the officiala of other road«
Could sum«* Influence but t>e brought
to liear to cause n |»irt111«>n of nil ag
rl* ulturul I a ml In |xr*-ela of a quarter
ms lion or more Into forty or eighty
acre trai ts and thr working of tbr«e
nrrss lu ns Intenelve a way a* la carrlrd
>ut ou like arras lu tbe Irrigation dls-
trk t* of thr western slate» a trausfor
inntlou w**ul«l t*e brought alaiut In crop
rlrlds and flnancl.il return» that could
hardly lx r*tlinnt««l
It goes without
«aylng that the western lrrlgat««l tract
i » ism -« m *« a marvelous and uulmpnlml
fertility, while In uiauy Instances laud
In older *•« lions of tbe country ha*
l*ceu run down, but not withstanding
ibis liaii«il«'ap results that might be
«ecuml by a careful hamlllng of this
-nine old land woiilii Io *ny tbe least.
in * »iirprislng
The tiintrrial welfare
-f coming gi-nrrsttauia I* going to dr
wild u |« hi thia more than upon any
*ther »Ingle fa* tor
Ixits 39-40-41 and part of lot 42 in the
eity of Scio, (known as the Ixigan
property» will be sold st public auction
at the court house steps, in Albany, I
Linn county, Oregon, at 1 o'clock p
m.. November 6, 1909.
Bulletin No 82, recently l««ue*| from
W. H. S impson ,
the bureau of entomology of the de
Referee.
partment of agrl< ulturr. contains tbe
results of a serlas of experimenta
Mellow Vetch seed
which haré re<-etitly bees < <>n*lu< trd
Santiam Farm ha* 400 bushels of fine with a vlew to flndiiiE effeetlve meth-
see*I clear of all fowl seed, such a* ■ sis of flgbtlng fhe Colorad*» potato
Ttw Information presentad la
pink.
100 bushels now cleaned and beetle
ready to sow at 11.35 per meaaurrd primarily for the tru< k gardeners llv
Ing In southeastern Virginia on cither
bushel. Cail soon an«! get what you aide of Chesapeake l«sy. who annually
want
raise about MUHOXM» worth of early
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S. W. G ainer
potatoes. Of late serious loss has re­
sulted from tbe attacks of the mature
potato beetles and thr grutsi or larvae
To (let Ready Fc r Neat Year
Heretofore the vines bare l*en dusted
To make room for our next year’s
In ratbrr slipshod fashion with a mil
stuck of Buggies, Hacks and Wagons, titre <>f istrls green and land plaster,
we now offer thoae *>n hand at Factory which In many caaea. In addition to
Price*.
This Special Sale will com- killing some of the bugs, has material­
As a result of
mence October 2f> and close November ly injured tbe vines
Its experiments tbe department sug
15.
C hau WKMELY
gents that the polaOU. either In tbe
form of [«iris green or arsenate of
lead. Is* mixed with a bordeaux solu­
October ag to November IS
tion and applied with a (»ower sprayer,
We yet have a few Buggiea. Hacks making possible the spraying of large
and Wagons which we offer at Factory fields several times during the season.
Prices. If you need any thing in these While tbe bulletin referred to Is Is­
sued to help a particular group of
linen, call and nee us. We can save
growers. It might well be In the hands
you from 10 to 15 per cent, upon rither <>f all who are raising potato»« on a
or all of them.
C ha * W esely
■■otnuiervial m ale.
Ltrtuil Court
Judge Burnett convened tbe October
term of the circuit in Albany, last
Monday.
Th«- following grate! jury *i< chosen
Tbe fall nm-itb* are tbe pr> |mr * ne«
Geo. T Bayne, foreman, E. B Same*.
lu wbi<!> l<* »tari thr bttllwu* plani»
I. E. Hamiltan. Cluu R. Irvine, ».
f.-r im»t year » garden TU«- b>*d »tmul<l
■ C- Jackson, N. D. Pratt ami E. J.
be Biade rit ta uinl melluw a ml i he
Wikte.
butta« set iti place befure the cold
The following cases were dl»[»smd of west ber .-unir» un
■<1 Motwlsy
Cootinued: A L Weddle agt Jervm*
It Isn't tbe fl«b and rame a fell.-w
, Smith, Or agt John Buchanan. J N gels when on a day's jaunt, but rather
dk-e agt, Calapouia Lumber Co., I. T. the relaxation. ex«-r> l»e and fr«-ali air
lie may nut
d. C«v agt Wm. Hoffich. Clyde Pea that are of linmt Value
oc». IL E Horn son agt F W [.aw too. think ««» at the time but the delusion
I» l-erfe* tty harmless
l’alo Alto Stuck farm agt Ralph Grus-
ong et al.. G W Wolavrr agt K K
If (he gasoline entine la to 1>e sta
iurton. J B. Cornett agt Davie Cooper
tlonary tlie Itesi |ao»alble foundation
et al , R B Wiley, agt Wm. Flaugber.
for li la «me of’stuaevrork or croient
Rejsirted settle«!
Weatherford A
lald d«*e|> etiough to glie needatl «la
Wyatt agt 0. A Co., Edna F. Fergu- bHtty
lr«>n nata wlth largr cl.iuip»
«on agt Pyramid Bulkier*.
«ha'iild ruu to tbe lioltoiii of tbe fouu
Oregon agt Ralph Turpin was dis­ datlou sud exteod tilgb etiougb so
iti »«.-d. th«- supreme court having deck!* tbat thè base of tbe UMcblne cali be
*•<! the suit against the burv-lsmen in sue bore-«! to Ibetu
tlieir favor.
The tornato vlne* msy be ronnted
Nonsuit was ordere«! on motion of
plaintiff in First Natunal bank agt un to pr*«lu.e frult whlch In slxe will
Chas Zetsler et al. Alsu in Mary E. be lu so Inverse ratio lu tbe nuuilmr
alluwwl to mature Tbe l«*»t and must
Driver agt C. L. Williams. Downing
l-erfe* t frult I» pristu*»«! w bere bill
a -t R'-hardson, and Robertson agt the tw«> ur tbree »tema are f«er mi Itisi t»
C A E
■ arry fruii, thè pruning Iwlug doue
VtribUb Sgt < >eo Simon» was dismiss xrndually durine the growing ««-a-***u
<i. Mr S muni Laving paid a fine in an llowerer. w Imre the i In ex bile I hm * u
vther case, and quit the business as he all***evi to gr«>w at will anu* h ran lie
«Ione to lncrea*e the »lie of ibe fruit
*zd agreed to do.
In Oregon agt George
A mierson »et a» nell a» I«» liaslcu lualurlty by
Tues-lay morning st 9 o'clock was taken ■ uttlng off 1 g<«*d »bare of tln- gr**w
iti* »h*»>l* nuli suine klml «>f a »li.irp
1 plead
Ju*!g«- Whitney apjieared lori
knlfr
the defendant.
Oregon agt W. J. Murphy charge«!
A man w ho »**nn- v*--ir* a-<> ni*-vr«l
rith incest, was dismissed. U|KWi th«- luto a u «-I l hl»*rb*«Ml w tiri■* y«-ll*«w imi»
lalcmcnl that the girl Involvcvi in the tarli was liti* krr In lite tic d» thati lialr
•>it a il**g » I mi * k u rite* a lea«llng ¡14
as«- is in the asylum at Purtlami, hav
rlcultural |x|H-r tbat tlie «ay t<> gel
ng been committed S«-pt. 11
tl*l <>f thè |*«-*t I* tlrst t*> «lenti Un- U HATH ER TORI) & WYATT
Oregon agt John Nemcheck
•«•«»I gmln and m*t *<*w iiiu»iard •««!
•niered dismissed, the defendant.
\* a «r«’**n«l pr«» silthili In* 1«-« ««mummia
»» drunk when h«-ld under borwls to l'iowing tbe tl.-ld-* aa a*»*u a» ili*
r-cp thè peace, having reformed.
»li«» k* are *ff w hi* li w HI germinate
Office in lilunil« rg Block
Th«- i-artition of the pr«>(*crty in Nona tlie **»»1 Un- «aule full nini pievi-ut It
M.RANY
:
t
;
G»«,..,
Villiama agt T I*. Hackk-man et al. III log iliroiigli iti«* w liner
Gi«tly In*
■ as i>rd«-rv<! confirm*«!, without o|*|«j*i »uggest» keejdug l.iv r«*u<l»itl«*a nud
fri*« r «ornerà • le.ui
lìu* program uf
ion.
Frv.i Sender*. charg««d with violation ett<*riiiliiatl<*u wuuhl «eeiu to Im pret
t> gì» «I
f the I*» al option law pls a«i not guilt)
u all complaint», and the trial of th*
Tbe foresi «rrtlce l>ilreau ha* nti ex-
■ mt ca»«- was Iw-gun. Carson A Whit blbltlon n niiniiM-r of twu lo* li »rvil.iiia
Administrator of Estates
■ey ap|M-armg for the defendant and of M»
rivi Ir- of w<»«l «hi* Il
«ri t crai
i*ral id
i.irletle»
Loans Nvg«>tiated, Abstracts
esultcl in finding defendant guilty B» bave I mm * it pm thrvf!*«b tmla f..r
Obtained and Examined
«tre II gt il. Mini Ihr
h»*; w hi« h i be
■barge« I.
t*u* uli ptu» m.ik.M I» rmi.irkMbh* T lie
< »X KUON
TVKMDAY
snniple of ibi» n > mh |
Il II-
i n .
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A non suit *u ordere«i on motion of iter ali end atniiti
/\. G. PRI L L, M
ilaintiff in John Micek agt John II tlie fllwr sire«« |s r •Miliari* |in li
I>.
CLÓNI.
In Ilk»* bl««» k*» «»f <>«ik n il
i-hnenler.
Iiickiiry. i¿i’iH‘iiiH) «U|»|Mi9M*d lo I h * flit*
In William Goebel agt R. Tbaaell,
• tr..ngr»i and ti uglivnt *»r «>ui
a Igiaieiit naia rriHlereti for the plaintiff
wuoda.
f«»r Ibe tw«» MtraiiM
275 ami f'J 50 costa, by agra-ement uf nere l
lì.diio jMHiiidn ai.<l
.he parties.
4.*70 |
íPl»2Hí>
and
In May A Senders agt Pa vi* Ison A M.MBI l
oletnan,
jualgment
was
rentiers*!
scio
The writer rreciitly bad op|»*rtuiilty
OREGON
i ;ainst Davidson and continue«! as to
to put nome ipieaUoua to a olili vii
t'ie others.
glneer who ha« hud charge of privai«-
Geo. Prine, upon complaint of W. G.
W. A. k*l*U,
«ml government Irrigatluu ¡«r«> «<« I» t. >. MI'XXi»»,
*L Smith was order««! held one year
l'residant
lu the i skims valley
Among other
Cashier
1 idei
bairn!» to keep the peace. It things, tils opitilou touching pumping
it said the grand jury is examining a plants for Irrigation puri-.«.-, where
a»e against Smith on the ciiarge of th«, land dl«l u<«t lie right to receive
water fr--m .i gravity ayatem a ta that
uisault against Prine.
they were «¡ulte prm-t leu tile ami siiti»
factory nnd for n forty a«-re tract ought
True bills fouisi against W. G. M
Uot to rxceisl 4w»i lie liehl III it el eti
•i-nith and George Prine for carrying tester results cow'd tw »•• ured. In- hul
e >ncval«-«l wea|sina.
Ing greater «« wiiomy lu u|H-mtl<Hi. If a
Both plead guilty ami were fined |f?* gr«>up <>f from three to «li neighbor*
were to unite lu the couatruct l«*u nnd
rich.
J. L. Calava n
I' M. M. •; NMih.
Not a true bill was found against maintenance of such Irrigating plant
Attorncys-at-Lütt)
It SHELTON
Physician
ï&a
TO h Y
rf i
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Wu" ’ik-S.vv
H. MONTAN YE
Attorney-at-Laœ
Orti e, 23'2 We.t Stal. St., Albany
MANULACTUFEF iod MAL» IN
. Uoii/diiijfs
/'ruines
ShiiiQlfN E te
Surgeon
Estimates and Plans for Bmldinzs
furnished on short notice
s< |< ». ( >|<i:
The Scio State Bunk
imith for assault.
Clubbing Rates
As the time of year is now at hand
«hen winter reading should be provide«!
or. we make the folk>wmg clubbing
>ff.*r to our reader*. One year’s sub­
scription to the Santiam News is in-
•luded in all the prices quot«-d below:
The
The
The
The
Any
Weekly Oregonian (Portland
Semmi-Weekly Journal ”
Breeders Gazette (Chicago)
Thrice a week W* rkl (N.Y.)
11 a year magazine
93.25
12.00
*2 25
U2f.
12.00
We can give you clubbing r*U »
■vith any newspaper or magazine, m>
matter where published.
IMI YOU WANT
<»ne of thè surptlie* for thè vl-.|ti r
at tlie Nealtle vx|s>«llloti la thè re
luarkablv display of ugrleultural |>r<«l
U<ts lo Ite fi unii In lite llnaktl bUlhl
llig
The clltiiale of southern Aln-ka
I» gr*-iilIr m* «litici) by «a rsii < iirr.-ul».
wlih li lime min b tlie sanie effis t (lini
tbe gulf «t rea in ha* uu Ilo* iviiulrlcs
of tiorthern Europe
As far tiorth a*
latltudo 04 degrevs graln» ai «I gi i-.a-«
are growil allea axxfully . a* well a» |a*i
tata*rs ami ntber rasai cro|M
Ita* Inai
to Ite addavi lo Ibe ll»t 1« thè fimtlvr
nnternieloii <'oiislderlug tlie fiat tlint
tlils great <l<>malu sm for mauy years
«Irwaa! as a rvsaart faar seni* nnd |s>lar
|rt>ar». fin* »boa big tefern-d lo I» naat
I
bai!
The cuttlug >*f the roadside weed* Is
l*e urged for two or three very guud
rensons fir»!, to k«-ep them from ma­
turing and w altering a big < r**p of
««»«I. secondly, to preveut their lieconi
mg a cat* It for drifting ynowa ami thus
« serious hindrance to winter triflic,
xml. thirdly, thr Improvi-d a[*|*cnrnin «•
>f the highway from tbe standpoint of
tii*Me who drive over It.
While the
i
first two r«*asons given are pt-rliti|>s the
im*st |>rartlc*|, the third Is just as Im
portant. for, whether th«y will or o».
the character, public aplrlt and enter
l>rl»r <*f the residents of a community
ire often very accurately shown by tin-
Air«* they *lr<- tin- highways for will, h
they ar«* rr«p«>ii*|ble.
SCIO LIVERY & FEU
STABLES
I« al
Pup's Coffee House
at West end of tl.a Mort loon Street
In ■ridge.
♦
Hacks connect siili all trains Imiti ai
West y« i<. and Munkt-r*.
Our rigs mir first clase ami nur borse«
g'««l drivers. Prices rcaMinslile.
DR. J. MON FOO
An experienced compounder of
Chinese Medicines
Suecewwir to the late Hong Wo Tong,
of Albany, Oregon, la now prviiarcd to
Large Sample Fourni foe Commercial frarelen furnish Chinese medicines to all.
The
undersigned recommends him and guar
UNDLF NtW HANA0t.Mt.NT
anti < a satisfaction.
Call or write him
at 117 West Secund Street
Allmny,
Oregon.
M. WutTFALL
first G am A«<>mmo4dtoiii unJ pompt Servite
St. Charles Hotel
THE CARD SOUTHERN PAC. R R
ALBANY
To aav«- one half your oil bill? Then
VS SWT M IO. •■XMMN
buy an Irwiex Incandescent Kerosene
L
ka V ino Waat Suo—
Butner. Fit* any lamp* simple in
Purtlami Pass«-ryger ....
C. BRYANT
construction, easy to light ami no
Dally except Huuday.
parts tai get out of order
Brighter
Aaaivisu Wear S3»
than Incandescent gas light. Burna
Portland
Paatenger ........
p. tn
mantle of special durability. No
Ihaily except Sunday.
Cusick Bimx
Allxnv, Ore
blacking or cartsmixing of mantle.
Paasengere arrive in Portland at 11 .10
No noiae.
Alxolutely
No oilor.
a. m. May return »am* <!*y, leaving
safe. Four times as brilliant as an
Portland at 4 :I5 p. iu .
ordinary burner. Ask your dealer.
For further information, cal) on or
If he do** not carry them, write for
a.ldreea,
W M. McM UKK A Y.
descriptive circular and prices to
Gen. Paaa. Agt., Portland. Or.
As
soon
as
th«*
tops
of
the
otiloua
MeCULLY BROS. A CO.' County
Over \V o 4 m I«orth'ii I>rng HtnrB. Both
T. J. DANNEN, l-ocal Agent, Weel
are ripe ami the roots »uffl lently dead
agents, Halsey, Oregon.
phono.
H«io. Or.
to |H>rmlt of easy pulling the crup
ALB KN \
see Ol**kd<'F
should In- raked Into convenient row.
with a round toothed rake, care lielng
N*w Irrigation Book Free
taken not to bruise tlx onions They
I
The fotlnwln* are prtcea qmHrd uw Thiueta,
I
should then I* allowed to dry until
nt each week t»y our ■balers:
"Well Irrigation for Small Farm*”
the top la completely shriveled and the
yer ’ni»bei
I re
1a a publication juat issued by the
nata, per ..•»•'»I .._
tn q
outside skin rattles, when the topping
General Paaseng« r Ib partmrnt, of the
.-•ok
may Is* done with a pair of light,
(Iran. per be
...
...
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Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co.,
sharp aelsaor»
If dry enough t<> store
I abort*, pet ton ........
and .Southern Pacific Lincs in Oregon.
they may lie crated or sacked when
i’bop, per
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I Batter, i Coon try) per roll ...... . .............
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topp.-d
If not they should lie given a
This Imoklrt aela forth in a practical
' Kft«. per
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few da ya more curing
Before lielng
Having again located in Scio j concise way the [wwaihilitiea for profit
i liMkrtia, |*r poun^
IC,
aa< knl or stored the crop shotlid lie
I am now prvtx
|)rc|Mtrf<i to do j of Inexpenaive irrigation, ami shook!
i'lih'krn«. par
young bn>iwni »
I«
j ‘irrer , |«et JR »»I ft 4
. .......... ..
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thoroughly dry. and thia la a [mint
atch and clock repairing
watch
)«e in the hami* of every farther in
I at iejra, p**r ponivi
...
.
io, whh h any careful buyer will Inalst
on nhort notice, Work done ■ f >reg«m.
!
per pm*a>1
•
‘z-
It
on
The
crop
should
!«e
secured
as
•»erf. per
live «right
..........
promptly and i satisfaction
Copies
may
he
obtaineil
frwe
on
early aa possible In serfkins where
j ••ori. «Ir e e ffe» I ....
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gaurantced.
application to Win M< Murray. General
[teal, pe peo nd. Ihr «hipping ................
ftusta occur as a bard freeze will
itlterp. per pound, «tn rtem
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I’aaaenger Agent, O. R. A N„ and S.P.
•«
cause tbe onions to sweat and sprout
Met uhi . per pvauJ. drogai
ue
A. W. HAGEY , Lines in Oregon, Portland, Ore.
C
Attorney-at-Laio
DR. W. R. BILYEU
Dentist
CLOCK ANO WATCH
REPAIRING
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