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w ill c a ll.
P h o n e 701.
" T h e L in o ty p e
W ay
la t h e
W ay
t h a t W in s .”
OREGOX.
low ed to e s c a p e w ith o u t hl« m o ra l a n d
p h ilo so p h ic re fle c tio n t h a t th e b itte r ,
b itln x b la s t« o f w in te r a r e n o t m o re u n ­
k in d th a n m a n ’« in g r a titu d e .
"B low , blow , ye w in d « w ith h e a v ie r
g u s t.
A nd freeze, th o u b i t t e r - b i t i n g f ro s t.
D escend, y e c h illy , s m o th e r in g sn o w s.
N ot a ll y o u r ra g e , a s n o w , u n ite d
show s
M ore h a rd u n k in d n e s s u n r e le n tin g , i
V e n g e fu l m a lic e u n re p e n tln g .
T h a n heav*n illu m in ’d m an on b r o th e r ;
m a n b e s to w s.”
W hen w e th in k o f B u r n s a s a p o et,
w* a r e in e v ita b ly re m in d e d o f th e m elo- i
d,e* of b ir d s a n d r u n n in g b ro o k s, th e
f r a g r a n c e o f flow ers, th e b e a u tie s o f n a ­
tu re , a e o lia n h a r p s , c r y s t a l f o u n ta in s . I
t h e m u sic o f th e s p h e r e s a n d a n g e l
ch o irs.
H e Is th e p e rs o n ific a tio n o f a ll t h a t Is .
p o e tic a l. H e is a s t r u e to n a t u r e a s i
H h a k s p e a re a n d a lm o s t a s d iv e rsifie d In ,
“ o u rie c a t t l e ,” th e ’a illy s h e e p .” a n d i
th e " h e lp le s s b ir d s ” , b u t w e a r e n o t al-
N u m ero u s
c h a ra c te riz a tio n s
of h is r e s o u r c e s a n d th e m e s , w h ic h d e s tin y
R o b ert B u rn s, th e S co ttish poet, have p e r m itte d o n ly p a r t i a l ly to be d ev e lo p e d
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r “ 8 aII<l c o n tr lb u tio n s ; an d v arl- an<1 re c « iv e d In a fin a n c ia l w a y Tor h la P h o n e 408.*
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96
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oua e n te r ta in m e n ts a n d c e le b ra tio n s life w o rk leaa th a n five h u n d re d p o u n d s
ing horse, W eight a b o u t loth) lbs.
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W eight an d a few m ilk cows.
T H E I.I Q IO It CASES.
B ros., P le a s a n t Home. P h o n e 279.
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Seven h ead heavy w ork horses,
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w eighing from 1300 to 1600 pounds.
claim ed by th e liq u o r m en to m ake
FO R SA LE — Day old chicks and
B u r n s b e lie v e d In c a llin g t h in g s b y A ges from 3 to 9 years.
H. E. Davis,
A s to h is b ir th d a y s , o t h e r s h a v e a l ­
them fairly re p re se n ta tiv e of th e ir re a d y h ad m o re to do w ith th e m th a n he t h e ir r i g h t n a m e s a s did S h a k e s p e a r e M o untain View F arm . P h o n e 21. tf o ld er. E ggs fo r h atc h in g . P lace
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J e rse y bull, com ing fresh soon. P u r­ T ro u td a le . P h o n e 434.
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h e e e C A T T L E , Stock c a ttle a n d i d e r s a n ita ry
co n d itio n s, d elivered
W h a t d a n g e r s th o u c a n s t m a k e u s
d u s tr io u s , h u t a lw a y s fin a n c ia lly e m h a r-
tio n a l by th e s u p re m e c o u rt.
fresh cow s w anted. A ndrew a B ros., daily in G resham . J. A. D avidson
s c o rn ,—
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P h o n e 279.
P h o n e 327.
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H e re B u r n s g o v e u tte r a n c e to th e s i g ­
is - u tlo n of 1899 had been re p e a le d an d ly la n d o f h is lo w ly life , on th e m o u n ­
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lu n g a s th o s e v o tin g w e re le g a lly q u a l i ­ w a s p e rm it led to see o n ly th e p ro m is e o f I n to x ic a n ts is u n a b le to see p r e s e n t d a n ­
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fied u n d e r th e c o n s titu tio n .
M e m b ers O reg o n E m p lo y rn 't A g e n ts
to a d u m b b ru te , six y e a r s la te r , an d
A s so c ia tio n .
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GRESHAM
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OREGON
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w a s contended liy th e c ia te d iiltlio u g li th e end Is n ot y e t a p p re - T a m 'n p o e tic com edy. I t is sad to c o n ­
IN S U R A N C E
tlie re Is a m y s te r y a b o u t him w h ic h th e te m p la te th a t B u r n s d id n o t h a v e w ith
la w y e r s fu r th e liq u o r in te r e s ts .
w o rld w ill a lw a y s he u s e a g e r to so lv e “h im a f a i t h f u l d o g to a p p r is e him o f h ia
T he d ecisio n s co v ered th e cases af- a s p e n e tr a tin g th e m y s te r ie s o f th e p o les d a n g e r , o r a n o b le m a re to w h eel a b o u t
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7 to 8 n. rn.. a t R« sid e n ee
1 lu i e pow er to licen se, co n tro l, and in g o f B ib lic a l li t e r a tu r e , a lth o u g h he J a n u a r y .
HEALTH
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0»ftlce 116 R e sid e n c e 118
p ro h ib it th e sale of in to x ic a tin g »MS not In e v e ry se n se re lig io u s , he no
T h e le g a l p ro fe s s io n m ig h t w ell r e ­
Offlce in B a n k o f G re sh a m
Office H o w itt Bldff., o v e r P . O.
d o u b t w ould h a v e been s ty le d a n e a r n e s t m ain s ile n t a s to th e la s t w o rd s o f
liq u o rs."
O, t h a t d — d r a s ­
T he E v en in g T e le g ra m , In Its s e e k e r a f t e r th e t r u t h o f th in g s A r e p ­ B u rn s, w h ich w e re
r e s e n t a t i v e m an yes. a ll th a t he w ro te cal. M athew P e n n ,” f o r M a th e w . P en n
com m ent on th e d ecision says It is W as a s p o n ta n e o u s o u tg r o w th a n d re­ w a s a la w y e r w h o h ad w r itte n l e t t e r s
P H O N E S : R esid en ce. I l l ; Office, l l x
an Indicatio n of th e g ro w th ill co m ­ flection o r h is p e rso n a l c o n d itio n s an d th r e a te n in g B u rn s w ith im p ris o n m e n t
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P h y sician an d KurKenn
q uestion.
fro m c h ild h o o d liis p a tr o n s a in t, w hose
S u ch In b r ie f Is th e d r a m a tic life an d
T h e Farm er»’ M utual Fire
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no m a t t e r how th e peo p le [ i h r l h e he s o u g h t o ut In th e I.eg len wood tr a g ic d e a th o f th e p o et B u rn s.
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th im itfh
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S p le n d id
S c o tla n d .
w h ic h g a v e to
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w a s th e A m e ric a a Haul J o n e s a n d A le x a n d e r
O F PO R T L A N D , OREGON
p a rt o f th e c a n d id a te , a ■ " ly c o u n tr y , a n d " th e f re c k le d b e a u ­ H a m ilto n , an d to E n g la n d a n d h is to r ic
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w ho m ilk ed co w s a n d hoed p o ta- l i t e r a tu r e a llu m e a n d M a c a u la y ; w h ich
Invite* all farm er* w ho h av e no
f a v o r a b l e to th e liq u o r In- •oes " w e re th e o n ly m a id e n s o f h is love g a v e to o r a to r y E d m u n d B u rk e, to po­
In s u ra n c e on th e ir fa rm building*
I'H O N E K :
R e sid en ce.
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120
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All Scotland sp o k e fro m litic a l sc ie n c e A dam S m ith , to In v e n ­
Dtfice. M ain 4812, H om e A 5152
to ii**ure w ith u*. Tlii* n***o<-ia-
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T h e p u b lic
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a tio u i* th e c h e a p e st a n d sa fe st in
J. M. SH O R T . M. D.
" • • a b s o lu te ly d is r e g a r d e d , ■ ' H orns, an d w ith h is pen c r y s ta lla e d s te a m e n g in e ; w h ich g a v e to m ilita ry
(he s la te . It iusure* only eourttry
P h y sician anil S urg eo n
a • wen* flouted um l th e K uar- 'Ho Im m o rta l a n d m e lo d io u s v e rs e th e sc ie n c e th e G o rd o n H ig h la n d e r s a n d to
p ro p erty am i ha* o v er $3,ooo.ono
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p«*ace w ere u se d a s p o etle th o u g h t a n d m u sic o f h is tim e a s f r a t e r n a l life in s u r a n c e , t h e R o y a l H ig h ­
in s u ra n c e in f o n e.
Office.
1111-13 S e llin g B u ild in g
dpi «- ion In th e i n te r e s t of «■•11 a s th e s e n tim e n ts a n d tr a d i ti o n s la n d e rs .
S p len d id , s p le n d id S c o tla n d ,
P O R T L A N D , O B E G i'N
W r ite o r p h o n e
• c o n ti mllt tl th e liq u o r s i tu a tio n
w h ich had la in d o r m a n t f o r c e n tu r ie s , w h ic h g a v e to I t s e l f a W a lla c e a n d a
•
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H . W . S N A S H A L L . P res.
i l t t v i th a n th o s e w h ich sh o w ed
"d o f s h o u t fo u r h u n d re d
y e a r s had to th e w o rld a llo lie rt B u rn s.
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Offlce P h o n e 46.
B e eld en ce. 339
"A nd B u rn s, th o u g h s h o r t th e ra c e
A ssociation.
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G re sh a m R o u te No. 3
P H Y S IC IA N and S U S G E c N
■ li.im p io ti
o f m o rality an d lilooil h o u g h t d e liv e ra n c e o f S c o tla n d
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N o ta ry P u b lic
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good
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f u r th e r say s It ! hut It re m a in e d d u r in g th is tim e fo r
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I R o b e rt B u m s , th e n a t i o n 's h a rd , to ad e-
g la s se s .
m ent hack of an y m ove to p e rn ia- 1 iq u a to lv e x p r e s s a n d re d u c e to th e lm - I
" d ic e H o u rs 9 to 12 a m.. 1:30 to 5
- - M C. KING
CONTRACTORS
o v e r F i r s t S t a t e B an k
O reeh am .
neiitly destro y th e sab* of liq u o r, b e­ I p e r is h a b le p a g e th e p a tr io tic e m o tio n s
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w hich g e n e r a tio n s o f S c o tc h m e n
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T h e re a re se v eral new ails. In th is '
lie v iti^
lli th is w ay alo n e will th e r e I l i c i t , a n d w h ic h th e n a m e s a n d d e e d s o f
Issue of th e O u tlo o k .
B e tte r read
ALFRED HAM M AR
b e a s t u r a t i c e of th e law 's en fo rce- I th o se Im m o rta l c h i e f t a i n s a lw a y s
|n -
th em all to m ak e su re .
I sp ire d In th e ir b r e a s t s
Paralysis, Nervous and ( hronic Diseases
ria.M erer mik I C e m e n t <'o n ira e io r.
Vs an e a r n e s t m an . he s e t u s a n ex-
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o' 11.e i lci n o n could not sta n d be- llcgivi'»
iju e s t.
N a tu r o p a th a n d C h ir o p r a c to r
All w ork .G u a ra n te e d
B a ttlin g all h is life w ith hoti- pen d s on th e v iew p o in t w h e th e r y o u r
Olfcr Orreeun 8 a N m > 10 '< 12 l a . 2 I. 5 , ■ M ,
. c th e I'eglstriition law » a s la te r • s i p o v erty
P h o n * 6x1
w a rd in g off th e w o lf th a t idea ru n s to th e com ic o r s e n tim e n ­
G re a h a m P . O. Box 31
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I g iv in g h is t h o u g h ts I n te rc o u r s e w ith
say a;
th e h ig h e s t I n te llig e n c e s a n d th e deep-
F. X. M ath ieu , O regon'» m ost n o t­
' C l e al o p tio n I s »
r e q u ir e s th a t | est p h ilo so p h y , c lo th in g th o s e t h o u g h ts
IF Y O U W A N T FIR ST C LASS W O R K SEE
:■< ' io n s Fur li x a l u p tl >11 e le c tio n s s h a ll In th e m o st a n g e lic p o e try w h ile follow
ed p io n eer, w as b u ried to d ay a t
lie sig n e d by r e g is te r e d v o te r s
A t th e itttf up H I«l
o r c h a s in g d o w n a sm u g - chaniD oeg a g e d
Dr. W . C Belt
H e It w as who
ler. he e x e m p llfle d th e f a c t t h a t e a r n
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n i n e t h e s e e le c tio n s w ere I n s titu te d a
11.» r e g i s t r a t i o n law w a s a c c e p te d a a e s t n . s s a n d In d u stry co llid ed w ith w h a t kv,>l , h ’’ O r e * o n te r rito ry from be-
PH YSICIA N a n d SURGEON
i i iin e
T h is law c a n c e lle d a ll tu le tit« we m ay have*. w ill c o n q u e r tin- , »‘‘’tilin g a B ritish possession w hen th e
Office on M ain S tre e t, op. L ib rary
pi to r r o ffls tra tto n s . lla d a n y v o te r s d a ­ «ler an y c i r r u m a t a n
■ a n d in a n y field first te r rito ria l g o v e rn m e n t w as e s­
m a n . l e , I r e g i s t r a t i o n In a . , o rd a n c e w ith to w h ic h d u ty o r g e n lu a c a lls .
P h o n e 18
G resh am , Ore.
T h e re
• i" 'V isio n s o f th e old law th e y w ould w a s no r e s t f o r h ia b o d y o r m in d d u r ­ ta b lish e d o v e r 65 y e a r age.
l a v e been d e n ie d th e ir re q u e s t.
in g th e a c tiv e a n d w a k in g m o m e n ta o f
M in ister
R eco m m en d .
T he O reg o n ian p o in ts o u t th e a d ­ hla th ir ty - s e v e n y e a rs . H la p h y s ic a l M eth o d ist
C h a m b e rla in 's C o u g h R em edy.
v an ta g e o u s p o sitio n o f th e a n ti-s a ­ p o w er« c o n tin u o u s ly s t r u g s h n « f o r th e
n e c e s s a rie s o f life , h la m e n ta l f a c u ltie s
Rev. Janies A Lewi». M ilaca. Min-
loon forces an d w arn» th em n o t to a lw a y s w r e s tlin g w ith th e t r u t h o f
WE DESIGN BUILDINGS
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write»
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hom e ru le bill, w hile v o tin g p ro h i­
fo u n d in th e b ack g r o u n d o f h la a r t.
bition for the entire state.
Me had n o th in g
to do w ith fictio n
E v idently th e aalo o n la d ro p p in g i Here la n o th in g f ic titio u s a b o u t him
hla w o rk s. T h e re is n o th in g m e c h a n -
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w ith th e co u rte. L ong h av e th e sa-
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philosophic stn rsrety or a
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moral »’* transform s the
gou au li-sa lo o n leag u e in th e vssee „ur p’ty 'f o r
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FRANK C. JONES
,n d w elcom * gueat in o u r hom e fo r
n u m b e r of y e a rs
I highly rec-
o m m en d it to my fellow s as being a
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
m ed icin e w o rth y o f tr ia l In cases of
cotos. cough«
co u g n s an d cro u ti "
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Gresham Drug Co., and all
Dealer«.
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loose m ixed h ay ;
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D eLaval s e p a r a to r No. 1. n ev er
been u n p ack ed , w ill ex ch an g e for
g ra in o r hogs o r let it go as p a rt p ay­
m en t on good cow. F o r cash
10
per cent d iscount. A ddress, C. M.
L ister, R. 1, Box 83, T ro u td a le , Or-
egon.
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At
P le a sa n t
H om e n e a r S ta tio n .
F eed of all k in d s on h and. In v e s­
tig a te .
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days an d F rid ay s. E. N assliahn. tf
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in s tr u ­
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cash. A. L. S try k e r. G resham , O re­
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P rice $4.00 a cord d eliv ered . P h o n e
756.
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MACTO
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NEW
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GALLERY
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Sunday by Appointment
Picture Framing
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MAIN S T R E E T
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G e n e r a tin g
P la n ts
M'idely sc a tte re d
have
la'cii b u ilt by the I’o r l -
land R ailw ay , L ight &
P o w er C om pany fo r th e
p u rp o se of p ro v id in g
Reliable
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S e r v ic e
lo it» p a tro n s. T h ro u g h
h ig h te n sio n tr a n s m is ­
sion linea, each o f th e s e
g e n e ra tin g p la n ts a re in ­
te r-c o m m u n ic a tiv e ,
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th a t th e se rv ice is in ­
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seen in te rru p tio n s .
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