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No H on ey
Catarrh
W h e th d it is o i th e nose, th ro a t,
sto m ac h , tow els, o r m ore d elicate o r
g an s, c a ta rh is alw ays d e b ilita tin g a n d
sh o u ld hai e a tte n tio n .
T h e d isc h arg e from th e m ucous
m e m b ra n e is because th is is k e p t in a
sta te of in fla m m a tio n by a n i m p u r e
c o n d itio n of th e blood. T h e r e f o r e , to
c u re , ta k e th e b est blood p u r i f i e r ,
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
I n u s u a l liq u id fo rm o r c h o c o la te d ta b le t s
knowD
S a r s a t a b s . 100 u o s e s $1.
H ow
to
H ead.
R e a d in g Is not a lost a r t to t h e
s a m e degree th a t c o n v ersa tio n is, b u t
It has in m ost cases a n a rre s te d d e v e l
opm en t th ro u g h so m uch re a d in g t h a t
m akes no dem and upon a e s th e tic se n
sib ility , so th a t one Is a p t to b rin g to
a fine sto ry full of d e lic ate sh ad es of
th o u g h t a n d feeling th e sam e m ind
w hich he yield s to a new sp ap er, p u t
tin g a b lu n t In te rro g a tio n a s to its
m ea n in g a s conveyed in th e te rm s of a
ra tio n a l proposition, a n d th e w rite r's
c h arm is w holly lost upon him . W hile
the re a d e r's s u rre n d e r to th e a u th o r
m u st be com plete, h is a ttitu d e should
not be passive, b u t th a t of a c t i v e re
sponsiveness a n d p a rtn e rs h ip .— H. U.
Alden in H a rp e r's M agazine.
F a c to ry .
“T h a t w as a n e rro r," said S e n a to r
B everidge, ap ro p o s of an opp o n en t's
a rg u m e n t, a t a d in n e r In In d ian a p o
lis. "O u r frie n d m ade an e m b a rra s s
in g e rro r.
He re m in d s m e of Jo h n
W inslow
J o h n sp e n t h is honeym oon
a t N iag ara. He left th e b rid a l a p a rt
j m ent la te one n ig h t to b a th e , a n d on
hia re tu rn knocked, a s he supposed,
on h is w ife's door, c a llin g so ftly :
“ 'H o n e y !’
“ T h ere w as no a n sw e r.
W inslow
knocked again.
“ 'H o n e y !'
“ S till , > an sw er.
W inslow th u n
dered on th e door.
” 'H o n e y !' he cried, in a voice of i
ony.
"T h e n a rep ly cam e a t last.
“ ‘S neak, you bloom ing
Id io t!' a
m ale voice grow led. 'T h is is a bed
room . n o t a bloom ing b e e h iv e ! " ’
It’s P ettit’s Eye Salve
th a t g iv e s in s ta n t re lie f to e y e s; irri-
i ta te d fro m d e s t, h e a t, su n o r w ind.
I All d ru g g is ts o r H o w ard B ro s., B uffalo,
, N. Y.
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A
Pet
A nyhow .
T he fa m ily lived In th e su b u rb s of
th e city, an d , m uch to th e joy of L ulu,
a little pig w as given a hom e In th e
3tab le c ellar. A few day s la te r the
little one w as c allin g a t a neig h b o r's,
w here sh e show ed g re a t In te re st In th e
bird.
T h e lad y said, " D o n 't you keep a
In case of pain on th e lu n g s H a m lin s
W iz ard O il a c ts lik e a m u sta rd p la s te r, bird a t hom e?”
"N o,” said L ulu, "w e keep a pig In
e x c e p t t h a t i t is m ore e ffe c tiv o a n d is
ste a d .''— D elin eato r.
so m uch n ice r and c le a n e r to u s e .
,
C ave«
N e rv e .
off G l o o m .
A w om an w en t to th e telep h o n e
office w ith a kick. S he sa id she trie d
fo r h a lf a n h o u r to g e t th e a n sw e r
to a telep h o n e call a n d sh e w an ted to
know th e reaso n w hy.
"W h at Is y o u r n u m b e r? " a sk e d th e
m an ag er.
"Oh, we h ave no phone ourselves,
w as th e a sto n is h in g reply.
"1 w as
u sin g m y n e ig h b o r's."— K a n sa s C ity
J o u rn a l. __________________
"Y ou seem to look w ith jau n d iced
•y e s on e v ery th in g ,” said his p h y si
cian. “I shall have to p rescrib e som e
k ind of------”
"N o, doctor," in te rrp u p te d the other,
"It isn ’t the condition of m y liver th is
tim e. F o r the la st w eek or so I’ve
been re ad in g those h o rrib le sto rie s of
crim e published in the m on th ly m a g
azin es.”
H er
l« I lo iu
S t u r tle d
H im .
F a s c in a tin g young F re n c h w om an,
re s id in g in th is c o u n try , c o m p lain s of
the rise in th e p rice of b u tc h e r’s m ea t:
"H ow is it, b u tch e r, th a t you a re so
m uch d e a re r to m e now th a n w hen
you first solicited m y fa v o rs? ”— T he
T a tle r.
__________________
F o rg o tte n .
O, don’t you re m e m b e r poor T rilby,
Ben Bolt,
*
How you w ept o’er h e r tria ls so
sore?
T he w orld h a s passed on and fo rg o t
ten her, Ben.
And we h e a r of poor T rilby no more.
No C hance.
N ot
" Is G um m idge re ally going to run
fo r office?”
“ Yes, b u t th e re is n o t m uch chance
of
h is
o v e rta k in g
It.”— B altlm or«
A m erican .
• ANsayer a n d C h e m ist,
ow ard e . burton
- - L e a d . • v ...v,,
ille , w
C o v lo . rad
S o p . e c i m e n
p rice« : G old.
S ilv e r, L e a d , SI. G o ld . S ilv e r. 75o; G o ld . 50c; Zino
o r C o p p e r. $1. M a iIin
a en
p e* a n d f u ll , p r ic ____
e lis t
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lic ite d . lio fo rtju co : C a rb o n a te N a tio n a l B a n k .
H
S im p le .
B est f o r C h ild re n
i* i
• y o n pa
c o o t, w o w ill c
W
yoo th a t
M a u io o p e r m a n e n tly c u re s a n y d r u g h a b it. G u a r a n te e d
n o t to c o n ta in M o rp h in e , L a u d a n u m . O p iu m o r a n y o th e r
h a b i t f a r m in g d ru g . N o m o n e y r e q u ir e d in a d v a n c e , a
f u l l m o n t h 's t r e a t m e n t s e n t t o th o s e a fflic te d w ith o u t
o n e c e n t o f d e p o s it. M a u in e h a s cured th o u s a n d s , i t
w ill c u r e y o u .
G iv e i t a f r e e t r i a l .
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GOLD F I L L I N G S .......................................$ 1 . 0 0 u p
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lows.
H e p a y s p ro m p tly a n d he
does n o t c h a rg e com m ission.
Ship im m e d ia te ly .
D ressed P o r k .................................9c
D ressed Vral, up !o 130 pounds . . . . 10c
Large Veal Less.
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E stablished 15 years.
H ere to sta y .
"Figh tin g the Beef T ru s t"
Portland, O regon.
Bad Breath
S unken
''F o r m ontha I had g reat tro u b le w ith toy
itom ach and used all k in d s of m edicines.
My tongue has been a ctually as green ss
grass, m y b reath having a bad odor. Two
v e -k sa g o a frieud recom m ended Cascarets
tnd after using th em I can w illingly and
O RCH ARDS B R IN G FA M E .
.'h trrfu lly say th a t th e y have entirely
:urcd me. I th ere fo re let you know th a t I
iball recom m end them to any one suffer- N a tio n a l A pple Show Q ives Suprem acy
ng from such tro u b le s.” —Chas. H. Hal-
to R ogue R iv e r V alley.
pern, 114 K. 7th S t., N ew Y ork, N . Y.
M edford— M ed fo rd and th e Rogue
P lea sa n t, P a la ta b le. P oten t, T a s t e G o o d ,
riv e r valley a re vejoleing o ver the
D o G ood. N ev er S ick en . W eak en o r Gripe.
show ing m ade a t th e N a tio n a l A pple
10c. 2Sc, 50c. N ev er so ld In bulk. T h e g en
uine tab let sta m p e d C C C. G u aran teed to
show, when th e sw eepstake p rize was
cure or your m o n ey b a ck .
023
aw urded T reaso n it G u th rie on a car
of S pitzenbergs.
K a p llc -lt D lr e e t lo n a .
T he a w ard in g o f th is p rize to th e
T h s L a n g w o rth s lived in a c orner R ogue riv e r v alley is a g re a t v icto ry
house bo easily accessible from th e for th e fru it grow ers and w ill b rin g
s tre e t th a t th ey w ere being c o n tin u the re cognition to w hich th e d is tric t is
ally annoyed by persona rin g in g to ask e n title d as th e g re a te s t f r u it grow ing
seetlon in the w orld.
w here o th e r people lived. At la st the
T he prize w in n in g apples cam e from
son of th e house, say s a w rite r in the an o rch ard ab o u t 20 y e a rs old, bou g h t
New Y ork T im es, decided to p u t an fo u r y e a rs ago fro m J . H. D aley by
end to th e n u isan ce.
T ronson & G u th rie fo r $11,000.
The
“ I guess.” he said, com placently, plaee consists o f 100 acres.
W in n in g of tbe title apple k in g of
" th e re w on't be a n y m ore fo lk s ask in g
if th e Brow ns, th e B iddles e r th e H an the w orld w ill c re a te a dem and for
sons live in th is house. I'v s fixed Hogue riv e r valley t'ru it, and i t w ill be
the fa sh io n in all e a ste rn m ark e ts,
'em .”
w here f r u it is p u rch ased fo r q u a lity , re
“ W h at have you done?” Q ueried Mrs. g a rd le ss of price, to dem and th e M ed
L an g w o rth .
ford brand.
“H u n g o u t a sig n .’*
M edford w ill now forge ahead by
“ And w h at did you p rin t on It?"
leaps and bouuds in th e fru it business.
H
undreds
of a cres of laud will be set
“J u s t five w o rd s," rep lied H arold,
to fr u it, and m en who have looked
pro u d ly . “ ‘Nobody lives h e re b u t us.
a sk an ce ut the fu tu re of th e in d u stry
ure p lan n in g to secure some o f the
AN EX C ELLEN T REM EDY.
profits w hich seem to be in sto re in
W ill B re ak U p a Cold in T w enty-foui th is valley.
H ours and Cure A ny Cough T hai
C h ristm as P ro g ra m s in the Schools.
I s Curable.
T he O regon lib ra ry com m ission has
The follow ing m ix tu re is o fte n pre m ade a collection o f m atorial su itab le
scribed and is highly recom m ended foi for C h ristm as pro g ram s in the schools.
coughs, colds and o th er
th ro a t and T his consists o f re c ita tio n s, dialogues
bronchial tro u b le : Mix two ounces of a n d plays, su ita b le
fo r th e season.
G lycerine, a h a lf ounce of V irg in Oil M ost of them a re n o t in books, b u t are
of P ine com pound pure, a n d eight m ounted on sheets o r m ade into pam ph
ounces of pure W hisky. These can be lets a n d can easily be m ailed. The
bought in any good d ru g store and com m ission has m ade an effort to col
easily m ixed to g e th e r in a large bot lect th e very b est m ate ria l a v a ila b le
tie. Tbe genuine V irgin Oil of Pine fo r school room program s, and is anx
compound pure is prep ared only in the ¡mis th a t th e tea ch e rs in the s ta te m ake
lab o rato ries of tbe l.each C hem ical Co., use of it. A ny school in Oregon m ay
C incin n ati, and p u t up fo r dispensing o b tain th is m ate ria l upon a p p lic atio n
in half-ounce vials.
to th e com m ission, accom panied by five
cents in postage. I f m ore postage is
T k , L a d y W k v D a a c c d t h e M in u e t
req u ired , notification w ill be se n t w hen
T h e m in u e t w as ever tb e a ris to c ra t the pieces are m ailed. In sending in
of dances. B efore th e lad y of th . a p p lic atio n s it w ill be necessary to
e ig h te e n th c e n tu ry elected to etep the s ta te how m any pup ils a re to ta k e p a rt,
d a in ty m ea su re she had m an y points age o f pupils and w hether p lay s or
It
to m a ste r, for to dance th e m in u e t was dialogues a re to be included.
to c o u rt c ritic ism . T h e plunge taken, suggested th a t te a c h e rs have th e ir
»he w ore a lap p e t e n h e r Shoulder U pupils copy th e ir in d iv id u a l p a rts and
re tu rn th e m a te ria l a s soon as co n v en
tell th e com pany she proposed to m ake
ient, so th a t as m any schools a s possi
or m a r h e r b allroom re p u ta tio n .
ble m ay have th e benefit o f tb e C h rist
A n o th e r po in t of e tiq u e tte lay in the mas collection. A ddress Oregon L ib ra ry
gloves. A soiled p a ir was good enough Com m ission, Salem , Oregon.
for th e c o u n try dance, b u t a n ab so
lutely new p a ir h a d te a d o rn th e fall
W ill H a v e Good Roads.
h a n d s w hich g raced th e m in u e t. And
F o re st G rove— A m ovem ent w as in
so th e lady of th e e ig h te e n th cen tu ry a u g u ra te d in th is c ity a t the in s tig a
on d a n cin g bent s e t o u t w ith twe tion of th e co u n ty c o u rt to build perm
p a irs In h e r sa tc h e l.— L ondon C hronl a n e n t rock roads. H e reto fo re it has
cle.
boon im possible to secure good roads
except a t p ro h ib itiv e prices. C ounty
A c c o u n tin g fo r It.
Ju d g e Goodin s ta te d th e Oregon Iron
Im ogene—W hy Is It th a t so m any & S teel com pany o f P o rtla n d had o f
w eddings hap p en on W ed n esd ay ?
fered th e co u n ty th e rig h t to q u a rry
E sm e ra ld a —-W ell, on S u n d ay every rock a t th e ir q u a rry n e ar B eav erto n
body w a n ts to sleep, you know ; Mon g ra tis, and th a t th e Southern Pacific
day Is w ash day. a n d T u esd ay la Iro n w ould haul it a t 25 c e n ts a ton. The
ing day. W ednesday Is th e first day schem e of th e c o u rt is to in sta ll a
In th e week w hen th e re 's really any c ru sh er a t the q u a rry for p erm a n en t
tim e for m arrying.
use. C rushed rock can be delivered to
the B ase L ine road a t one-half the
H a r d to L o c a te .
p re sen t %ost, or a t $1 a cuBic y ard .
"H ow a bout th is new s tu d e n t's Ideal
of o rth o g ra p h y ? ” said one professor.
H ood R iv er M ay Be Surpasesd.
"H e has m e puzzled,” re p lie d th<
P o rtla n d — T he c ra n b e rry m arshes
o th er. “ I c a n ’t decide w h e th e r he it along th e lower Colum bia riv e r grow
■imply Illite ra te o r a sp e llin g re fo rm tb e la rg e st and b e st k eeping f ru it, a n d
e r In ad v an ce of h is tim e .“— W ash in g in y ield per acre are not surpassed a n y
w here in the w orld. T h is in d u stry ,
ton S ta r. __________________
though y e t in its in fa n c y on th is coast,
A s H e s a w 1«.
has a lre a d y reached re su lts th a t show
On th e a d v e rtis in g sign w as th e plo* beyond a reasonable dou b t th a t th is is
tu re of an a th le tic fem inine Individual to be th e m ost p rofitable of all lines
a rra y e d In a flaring a n d ab b rev iate d of f r u it culture. T he e x h ib it o f c ra n
gown of Intense blackness.
b e rrie s shown th e p a st w eek a t J . K .
"O. p a p a !” exclaim ed th s i-y e a r-o ld G ill's book sto re w as a re v elatio n to
boy; ‘‘d o esn 't th a t lady look funny all who saw it, a n d it proves co n v in c
w e arin g an u m b re lla !”
ingly th a t we can grow unusually fine
b e rrie s and in q u a n titie s th a t m ake
B e lo n g e d to t h e b a l s a .
"T ell me—a h —a re you a —er—a h —e th e ir c u ltu re exceedingly profitable.
good, careful, excellent cook a n d a —ei
M e rrill C itizen s in Bad.
—a very su p e rio r la u n d re ss ? ”
"A h -h -h ! W ot d ’ye ta s k s m e fe r—
K la m a th F alls— S everal p a rtie s re
tw in s? ”—H a r p e r s W eekly.
sid in g in th e v ic in ity o f M errill h ave
been sum m oned to P o rtla n d in connec
tion w ith th e c u ttin g o f tim b e r from
go v ern m en t reserves. I t ban alw ays
O u t off to w n people bueen cu sto m ary fo r th e people of th a t
c a n h a v e t h e i r plate section to get th e ir wood supply from
a n d b rid g e w o rk fin
is h e d i n o n e d a j the ju n ip e r groves in the foothills. T he
i f n e c ee e a ry .
fo re s try service m ade a ru lin g p ro h ib it
We w ill give you • goof
22 k gold or porcelair ing th e c u ttin g of ju n ip e r on g o v e rn
m ent lands, and th e p a rtie s who have
crown for
$ 3 . 5 (
been sum m oned to P o rtla n d to ap p ear
Molar Crowns 5 . 0
22 kBridgeT««th 3 . 5
b efo re th e fe d era l g rand ju ry a re
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. * ? re v ita l l h l n *a In s la m p ; th e ? e p a r t i o f th e R A Y O
L A M P are p e rfe c tly c o n s tr u c te d a n d th e r e is n o th in g
k n o w n In th e a rt o f la m p - m a k in g th a t c o u ld a d d to th e
v a lu e o f th e R A Y O a s a lig h t-g iv in g d e v ic e . S u ita b le fo r
an y room in th e h o u s e
E v e ry d e a le r e v e ry w h e re ,
n ot at y o u rs , w rite for d e s c r ip tiv e c ir c u la r to th e
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W allow a— E x ten siv e stock shipm ents
have been m ade from th is county
w ith in the p a st w eek, 21 cars of c a ttle
L W.L Kit«, f »- i —■■■■■ 1
nine cars of hogs hav in g been
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C. H . A llen c o n ta in ed 95 porkers, w hich
a n t e e d . M o d e rn e le c tr ic e q u ip m e n t. B eat m e t hod«.
a v era g ed 252 pounds each, w hile fo u r
of th e b e st ones tip p e d th e scales a t
1,842 pounds, an a v e ra g e w eight of
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A p p ro p riatio n s N o t fo r Salaries.
Salem — In an opinion rendered re
e en tly . A tto rn e y G eneral C raw ford has
held th a t the a p p ro p ria tio n s m ade for
the se v e ra l e x p erim en t sta tio n s in d if
ferent. p a rts of th e s ta te b y the legis
la tu re la s t w in te r a re not a v ailab le for
the sa la rie s of professors o f the Oregon
A g ric u ltu ra l college even w hile engaged
in su p e rv isin g the w ork a t the sta tio n s
The znoney can be used only in p ro m o t
ing th e w ork of th e sta tio n . The
opinion w as asked b y th e college.
A pple K in g V isits H ood R iver.
H ood R iv er—C. E. W hisler, one of
the ap p le kings of th e Rogue riv e r d is
tric t, and m anager o f th e Bear Creek
O rchard com pany, spent a day in Hood
R iv er on his re tu rn from Spokane,
w here he had been in th e in te re s t of
his com pany, th a t m ade a large disp lay
of fr u it. M r. W hisler sp en t th e tim e
while in Hood R iver in v e s tig a tin g th e
cold sto ra g e and apple ship p in g plants.
P rin e v ille — T he Redm ond Com m ercial
club has launched a sy ste m atic cam
paign fo r a d ire c t c o u n ty road from
P rin e v ille to R edm ond. T he club is
c o n fe rrin g w ith th e c o n n ty co u rt, and
is ta k in g o th e r step s to g e t plans per
fe eted fo r the new road.
S tr a w b e r r ie s a t M e d fo rd .
M ed fo rd — A. H . M iller has ju s t
b ro u g h t to M edford fo u r c ra te s o f as
fine stra w b e rrie s as h ave been shown
t b it season. T hese a re p ro b ab ly th e
last to be g a th e re d th is y e ar.
R om an
G a lle r a .
B e n ea th th s w a ters of L ake N am l,
In Italy , lie b urled tw o p lea su re g a l
leys. T hey belonged to th e E m perors
, T ib e riu s a n d C aligula, a n d It Is said
| th ey c o n ta in a r t tre a s u re s th a t have
been covered for m any c en tu rie s. Sys
te m a tic efforts w ere m ade to recover
F R U IT M E N TO GA TH ER.
th e c o n te n ts of th e old h u lk s by Sig
The best me d i c i n e s in the
S ta te H o rtic u ltu ra l Society to C ouveue nor B orghi In 1895. D ivers w ere e n
gaged. and th e two g a lle y s located,
world cannot take the place of
in P o rtla n d .
m easured a n d c arefu lly exam ined, and
the family physician. Consult
O regon f ru it grow ers from th e o r from both bronzes, pieces of wood, an
him early when taken ill. If
c h ard d is tric ts iu e v ery p a rt of the ch o rs a n d o rn a m e n ts of all k in d s w ere
the
t r o u b l e is wi t h your
s ta te w ill m eet in P o rtla n d next week collected. T h e larg e r vessel m easures
throat, bronchial tubes, or
fo r th e tw e n ty -fo u rth an n u al m eeting a bout 230 feet in len g th a n d 80 feet
lungs, ask him about taking
of th e O regon S ta te H o rtic u ltu ra l So In beam , a n d th e sm a lle r 200 feet In
Some
c ie ty . In a d d itio n to th e business ses len g th a n d 65 feet In beam .
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Then
pieces of lead pipe w ere found In th e
sions of th e society, w hich are of g re at
take
it or not, as he says.
T hey b ear the Inscription,
in te re s t to h o rtic u ltu rists g e n era lly , it vessels.
W# publish our formula«
is exp ected th a t th e finest display of “C a esarls Aug. G erm anice," th e official
W« banish alcohol
apples e v e r m ade in P o rtla n d will be nam e of C aligula.
from our medicines
shown in th e a u d ito riu m on the fifth
We urge you to
N o U se.
consult your
floor o f th e M eier & F ra n k annex,
doctor
w here th e sessions of th e society will
"C an I In te re st you In th e su b je ct
be held.
of noiseless sew in g m ac h in es? ” asked Bilious attacks, sick-headachcs, indiges
A bout $1000 in prem ium s in cash and the m an a t th e fro n t door.
tion, constipation, dizzy spells — th e ts
m edals w ill be offered e x h ib ito rs for
“No, sir,” said th e m un of th e house; are som e of the resu lts of an inactive
the best f r u it displays, and th is fe atu re "m y d a u g h te r alw ay s sings w hen she’s liver. Ask your doctor if he endorses
of th e m eetin g prom ises to be a notable using a sew ing m achine, no m a tte r A yer’s P ills in th ese cases. The dose
is sm all, one pill a ' bedtim e.
one.
w h a t kind it is."
T hen he slam m ed th e door in th e ¿ — M a d e b y t h « J . C . A v e r C o .. T .n w e il. M a e « .—
M any who are in te re s te d both in h o r
tic u ltu re a n d in d a iry in g will a tte n d c a lle r’s face.
both th e m eetings o f th e H o rticu ltu ral
A L i t e r a l l> i« f I n o t i o n .
society a n d those o f th e Oregon S ta te
B ishop P o tte r was know n as quit*
CUT T H IS OUT.
D a iry association, w hich will hold its
a w it. and often took d e lig h t in tu rn
m eetings in th e W oodmen of the W orld Recipe T h a t B reaks a Cold in a Day
ing his h u m o r loose on his associates,
hall im m ed iately follow ing the liorti
and Cures A ny C urable Cough.
but h e re Is an Instance w here the joke,
c u ltu ra l society m eeting. T he railro ad s
“ M ix h a lf ounce of C oncentrated a lth o u g h q u ite u n in te n tio n a l, was on
have offered special ra te s o f a fa re and
a th ird fo r th e round trip fo r both pine com pound w ith two ounces of gly th e bishop. He was to preach at a
cerine and h alf a pint of good w hiskey; c e rta in p a rish In th e W est In the even
m eetings.
shake well each tim e and use in doses ing. and th e c ongregation was not a
of a teaspoonful to a tablespoonful little am used at th e som ew hat am blgu-
V alley o f O rchards.
T he R ogue riv e r valley now has some ev ery four h o u rs.M
ous an n ouncem ent of th e ir w o rth y p a »
T hese in g red ien ts can be obtained
of th e la rg e st o rc h a rd s in Oregon.
tor, who said:
T housands o f acres a re given to apples from any good druggist, or he will get
“ R em em ber o u r special service next
thorn from his wholesale house.
and pears, th e la tte r h a v in g been very
The C oncentrated pine is a special Sunday afternoon. T he Lord w ill be
p rofitable in re ce n t years. One of the pine product and comes ouly in half w ith us d u rin g th e m orning service»,
la rg e st o rc h ard s in th e valley, if not ounce bottles, each enclosed in an a ir
the la rg e st iu tb e s ta te , is th a t of the tig h t case, b u t be sure it is labeled and Bishop P o tte r in the e vening.—
Success Magazine.
W estern O rchards com pany, consisting 4 4 C oncentrated. ’9
of 1050 acres, all set to young trees.
lilt II a M.
A prom inent local d ru g g ist says th a t
The fa rm consists of 1700 acres, all of he has filled th is p rescription hundreds
An Irish m an w as ex p la in in g A m eri
which w ill be set to tre e s w ithin th e of tim es aud th a t it is w ouderfully
can In stitu tio n s to a green c o u n try
n e x t few y e ars. N e x t sp rin g 250 acres 'ffective.
m an.
will be set to apples a n d pears, th e land
"A savings bank," he said, " is 8
h av in g received special c u ltiv a tio n th is
Oar O w n M lu strels.
place w here you can deposit m oney to
y ear. T he o rc h ard
now rep re se n ts
" M i s t a h W a lk a h , kin y o ’ te ll m e d t
$240,000, a n d is ow ned b y men ill Chi
day and draw It out to-m orrow by giv-
cage, who becam e in te re s te d in Oregon dlf T u n c o ’t w e e n a l a d y ’s g o w n a n ’ d« I Ing a w eek's n otice."— Success Mag-
d r i v e r o f a p u b l i c llbr’y d e l i v e r y w a g
fru itg ro w in g a few y e a rs ago. J . A.
j azine.
________
on ?”
W esterluud, an old ra ilro a d m an, is
“N o , G e o r g e ; I g i v e t h a t o n e up
D ecision.
m anager of th e p ro p e rty .
W h a t Is t h e d if f e r e n c e b e t w e e n a l a d y ’s
Algy—Well, I’ve decided one thing,
g o w n a n d t h e d r iv e r o f a p u b l i c l i
anyhow . I’m not going to be e ith e r a
Ore R uns $3000 in Gold.
brary delivery w a g o n ? ”
law yer or a preacher.
B a k er C ity — One of th e richest veins
“D e o n e h a s h o o k s in de b a c k , a n ’ do
A rchie— H uh! N a tu re decided th a t
of gold ore discovered in B ak er county u d d a h h a s b o o k s In de h a c k . ”
for you a bout the tim e you w ere born.
“L a d i e s a n d g e n t l e m e n , t h e gift e d
is now bein g w orked by the H um boldt
te n o r , Mr. S t a n n u p N. H o w e l l , will
M ining com pany a t th e ir m ine in Mor n o w s i n g t h e p o p u l a r s e n t i m e n t a l b a l
mpn basin. T he ore runs $3000 to th e lad, ‘B a b y , P l e a s e D on't B c a t l e r C r a c k
ton, and is being ta k e n from a vein e r C r u m b s In t h e B e d ! ’ “
a bout seven inches w ide and of un
known d ep th . W hile th e com pany lias
been w ork in g on th e rich vein for some
little tim e, th e y did not m ake an assay
AND TANNER
■
u n til to d ay , anil w ere surprised at the *
richness o f th e vein. T he m ine is in
F
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the sam e section a n d is n e ar the fam ous
R ainbow m ine.
F . B . F IN L E Y
The Family
P h y sician
A yers
t a x id e r m is t
Sells W h eat a t 99 Cents.
B a k er C ity — The larg e st w heat deal
mado in th is section o f the s ta te lias
ju st been consum m ated b y the B alfour
G uthrie com pany, w hich p urchased the
holdings o f th e O regon Mill & G rain
com pany, whose ele v ato r was destroyed
by fire. T he deal involved 00,000 bush
els of w h e at, and th e p rice was 99 cents
per bushel on board th e cars a t P ort
land. T h is deal is ta k e n to m ean th a t
the m ill people w ill not rebuild th is
year.
N e w p o rt S h o rt o f Fuel.
N ew p o rt— W ith wood all around us,
d ry wood c an n o t be had in tho local
m arkets. D ealers say th e y can n o t get
enough cut in the sum m er to last du rin g
th e w in te r, y e t th ere a re people who
com plain th a t th ere is no work to be
had. D ealers offer good w ages to wood
c u tte rs , b u t few th e re a re who care to
labor.
Box F a c to ry a t K la m a th Falls.
K la m a th F alls— W. F. B arnes is es
ta b lisb in g a box fa c to ry n e a r the depot,
w here he purposes to use th e o u tp u t of
tho M eadow L ak e m ill. T he p lan t will
use 3,000,000 fe e t of lum ber annually.
C o u n try Schools Costa $16,000.
F re e w a te r— To e rect a school costing
$16,000 in a d istfic t w here a few year-
ago the lan d w as w orthless, is the ae
com plishm ent of tho F ern d ale school
d istric t, th re e m iles no rth o f F reew ater.
PO RTLA N D M ARKETS.
W heat — T rac k p rices: Blnestem
$1.15; club, $1.03; red Russian. $1.01% ;
valley, $1; T u rk ey red, $1.04; fn rtv
fold, $1.04.
B a rle y — Feed, $28.50; brew in g $28.50
per ton.
Corn— W hole, $33.50; cracked, $.31.50
per ton.
O ats— No. 1 w hite, $310(31.50 per
ton.
H ay —T im o th y , W illam ette
valley,
$15(7^19 per to n ; e aste rn O regon, $1H0 i
21; a lfa lfa , $16(7716.50; clover, $150) lo ;
cheat, $150/16; g rain hay, $150/16
Fresh F ru its— Apple«, $10/3 per box;
pears, $10/1.50 per lx/x; quinces, $1.25
@1.50 p e r box; c ra n b e rrie s, $90/9.50
per b arrel.
P o ta to e s— O regon, 6 0 0 /70c per sack;
sw eet p o tato e s, I-%c per pound.
V egetables-— A rtich o k es, 75c per doz
beans, 10c per pound; cabbage, %(,i le
per pound; celery, $3.750/4 per c ra te ;
horseradish, 9 0 / 10c per dozen; pum p
kins, 1 0 i/l% c; sprouts, He per pound;
squash, $10/1.10; tom atoes, 75c0/$l.
Sack V egetables-—T u rn ip s, 75cO/$l
per sa c k ; c a rro ts, $1; beets, $1.25; ro ta
bagas, $ 1.10 per sack ; p arsn ip s, $ 1.2.
Onions— O regon, $1.50 per sack.
B u tte r—C ity cream ery , e x tra s, 36c;
fa n cy outsid e cream ery, 32%<i/36c per
pound; sto re , 22% @ 24e. (B u tte r fa t
prices a v e ra g e l% c per pound under
re g u la r b u tte r prices.)
Eggs— F resh O regon, e x tra s, 45c per
dozen; e a s te rn , 32(7738* p e r dozen.
P o u ltry — H ens, 15@ 15% c; springs,
155/ 15% e; roosters, 9'// 10c; ducks, 15@
16c^ geese, l l @ 12c; tu rk e y s , live, 20c;
dressed, 15c.
P o rk — F an cy , 10c p e r pound.
V eal— E x tra s, 12@ 12% c per pound.
C attle— B est steers, $4.50/7/4.65; fa ir
to good, $4/7/4.25; m edium and feeders,
$3.50@ 3.75; b est cows, $3.60(7/3.75;
m edintn, $3(7/3.75; common to m edium ,
$2.50(773.75;
bulls,
$2(772.50;
stags.
•2.50(33.50; calves, lig h t, $5.25(7/5.50;
heavy, $4(7/4.75.
H ogs— B est, $8/778.10; m edium , $7.50
@ 7.85; sto ck ers, $4(774.75.
Sheep — B est w ethers, $4.25(774.75;
fa ir to good, $3.75/774; b e st ewes, $2.75
(7/4; f a ir to good, $3.50@ 3.75; lam bs,
$5(7/5.85.
H ops— 1909 crop, 18(7723c; 1908 crop,
nom inal; 1907 crop, 12e; 1906 crop, 8c.
Wool— E a s te rn O regon, 10(7723c p«r
pound. M o h a ir—Choice, 25e pound.
249 C o l u m b i a
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