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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1906)
Where It Wa Done. JOE KINO. he out ten cord o' wood From rise ! "t o' sun: JU' cut It. an In- piled tl. to Yps. sir. I: -..it's w'ut Iv done. To out ton cord wood. 1 vov, Is one tromoii.l-is otiore. Joe UlllK out ill behind t'.w stove ltl l.USOliml'S Rl'OCi'lN lcr. J.io KtiiK. he out olclil !.'ul O' hajr, 1 wan' nn' r.i K . I It. ! ". An' In twolvo I .m:: - i'v li'.c olook Ho was rutin ly I'ti-' cli, Ilo ooul.l. I -. I-i.'m- ho slopt I'ut lust m.r v n-oic. Ho rut It where hi- did the wood In l.uscemlt s .;t, ,,'! store. Joe KliiB. lio flowed four acres onot; Ilo plow.-,! It noo.l an' mat. An' 'foro the sun had near Bono down Tho Joh was a;; lompVd. Tho hiMni t'i r f.irtio.l a h.ilr. W an t Hied nor ! as" 1'it sore. Ho p:ow.d It all in one short day In l.iii Omt nr"ifi"y Morv. Joe UniK. I.o m nl" ttvo dollars onct l'.y s;:r."l ri. k:n' I'oj's; He done it all In jet a day With ttmo for s.'i ral stops. Ho io;,M as will a-k ''t it up A dozirii days or m-'H'. Where wuz It doiu Tlio same of p:ai In l.uv'::il' s i;r. cer Men Worm P. l.arin In Wom.in'e Homo Com pardon. W hllrhtT rrilfd I'rnvlnit For. Tlio following was toUl liy LMward I, raist- of l'linhartou. N. H.: Wliou ui'MiiIht of till' legislature in ivo he and Ira Whltelior. ii follow member of tlio hnu.se. were so late ouo morning a to Unit tlio iloors closed. Mr. Whiicher rapped ioiully with his cane, where upou tho atloinlant opened tin'1 door and Inquired. "Who is tho iiujhor of all tins disturbance while we uro tit prayers '" "I "rayorx! ChhhI heavens'." replied Mr. Whlteher. 'TUm't yon suppose we need praying for as much as tho rest?" dtoston Herald. THE STABLE PROBLEM. MUCH CRY, LITTLE WOOL 111 llrainn. In a little village there once lived a boy who was supposed to In' dull wlt ted. and the men of the village used to fliid great fuu In offering hiui the choice between a threepenny lilt and a iwuny. of which he Invariably chose the latter. A stranger one day saw hiui choose tlie penny ratlier than the threepenny bit and asked him for the reason. "Is It lecauso the penny la the biggest?" the stranger asked. "Naw. not 'cause It Is the biggest. If 1 took the threepenny bit they'd gl'e o'er off'rin' It." Tatler. n That Ilea Hr Yet Beea "atle- fnrtnrllr Polvesi. The hore Is one of the most son1 live to cold ef any of our domestical ed nnlnnils. 1ml n correspondent (s ror teot In his olorvr.ttou that horses have don.' bettor In a cold stable well ven tilated than hi a liner look in building Hot so well a I ml. Indeed, a building may be ni.i.le so tight with lumber, lath ai.il p '.aster that In winter time, after a period of several days of r.ero weather. It becomes very cold In fact, roidi'i than one simply boarded up w ith n single thickness of matched lumber. Heyond a certain limit the more tight we make a building h keep the outside ulr out the colder we make the build In ii If we lutii'dilii' nitilicial heal In side of the budding the heal Is c .mined by the tight walls and eeihnas. and then It becomes a warm room Willi a tlhf stabli'. with animals onoiiu'h In It to furnish heat with their breath and the uasi-s from their ImhIios, we make the building warm. Thus, build as tis'iii'y ns we may. in order to make the stable warm we must heat It hi some way or It Is just as cold as the out side air and sometimes colder. This calls up h bit of experience of some years airo. I have on my farm n iVop barn that 1 took reat pains to make tiirlit by double boarding and pa yertup between, so that lambs could be . safely dropped In the coldest weather. i There came a Ions period of severe colli In I'ebruar. and I was forced to j lake l::y sheep that were lambing out of It and put them in a building where there were cracks in the side walls to 1 keep the lambs from chillluu I found i by thermometer test that the open bulMi'.i was 4 decrees warmer than my ti-lit one. W hy was tins the case? Simply the t:'.it buildinc had not sheep euuuh In It to warm It. The cold air had penetrated It. and as the coal weather abated outside It remain oil from 2 to 4 decrees colder than It was out of ibxvrs for several days. Dr. I. C Sniead In I'ountry (ieutleman. lit The Moon Inhabited. science I.H- i.ri.ven tl.at llm !-""' i- nn .it.u..slT". M.-h m"""- nuv THE - Thr Diplomat. (f s ' XA Y. -1 1 .- - J -is. Xv-V 2i y T7& fit -- l.rrii) l.lr Klnrk Mertlns. The trtat live stock convention nt I leaver, recently closed, was notable tor the amalgamation of the National Live Stock association and the Ameri can Stix'k ;rowers" assyx-lation. The National Woolrowers' association, an Integral part of the National Live Stock assiH-iatiou. held a rousing nii-ot-lu- also. and. as reported by Orange Jmld Farmer, resolutions were passed favoring a law making the mlnimtini mnning time of tntlns earrj'liic sheep sixteen miles nn h nr. The sheep men also urged that they le not compelled to unload at nlglit. as It Is illflleult to handle wool skins in the darkness. An other resolution adopted favored an In crease in the annual appropriation for the support of the bureau of animal In dustrv. " Look Afifr the lloatler. The pig is a hustler every day. P.e slow to condemn an old sow that ilo" giiod work. More money Is lost by feeding hogs too long than by selling too early. Hogs will turn grain Into money . opiioker than any other farm animal. A hog requires pletitr of water In Ids feed, but should have none in Ills b.-d. . Close confinement and filth and dirt n il check growth, no matter how gen erous the feed. Alan (to ln.s sister, who is worrying him to ie allowed to play horsei No, Flo. Hut I'll tell yon what you Htay where you nr.- and be the horse In the table. I'uiich. Timely Feeding Notes -eoid a uilij't. Mother What do you mean by push-i- your baby brother down that Might of st.nrsV Jjorotiiy Why, mamma, Fs Jest j'j:ii:il the society for the lirst aid to the injured, at school, aial I want a subject to pr i' :;.' i n. New York IJfV. rill- Humor of the I lall'.-idgrd. I iJladys M:-- I.;i:;-side ws Idly glancing tbr.vgh ic-r dic-tiouary the otlier day wh.;ii a hidnoiiiu.-i cirourn-staii'-e struck her forcibly. Grace And what was that? Gladys s:. ,m.ii that "divorce" came before "marriage.'' Judge. Jlr IulneH Head. "Io you 'j.ijii your father will ever forgive you for eloping?" u.sked the frlghtem-d bridegroom. "Io I 'f w.Vi the bride. "Well, I (rues yes. He prouii.ied me S.'sti extra if I'd wive tile fus of a big weddiugi" Ie trolt Free 1'resn Prematar llrjolclnar, "You tell tne.th.it I am 'If with her?' ""Not a doubt of It." "You don't know how glad you maktr me feel. How do you know?" "Why, Bhe always refers to you as It' when your nan:': is mentioned."- Houston I'ost. At-e-ttrJ. Collector Ar; ymj L-oiug to pay this bill within the n xt few days or nev er? Lebtor -Well, i'.' rmghiy na e of you to give tae my d.olee, old man. I'll ' mike It never -Cleveland Ix-ader. fttrofiir. tjlllimug Tbfre is ns much treiigt'.' la an egg aa In a pouml of meat. Gotabug I hhouhl nay no. I've ameil d egga that bud more strength than a hundred iound. of beef. IMUaburr Gazette. Ilia Rajoruient. "Do you feel benefited by mingling In fashionable aociety?" "In a way." answered Mr. Cumrox. It mnken me nppreclato my borne." WaahlufctoiJ titar In the breeding mid rearing of fine and useful animals the tirst lesson to learn U the most important one of wise feeding. Thin Gruel For the Little l'l. The thin gruel for feeding to the new pigs may le made of oatmeal or iiuy concentrate that Is free from wixxly matter. Ground barley and oats, when fed, should be hlfie.l to remove the hulls. The little pig's stomach in very easily deranged, and the fewls given should be BU'.h as will digest readily. Ktrp a Sivrrt Trnuicu. The trough In which small pigs are fed should be kept clean. No stale feed should be left In It from one fin to the next. The ;re-ir Cult. The calf is a greedy animal and will appear more hungry after drinking Its milk than before, and if given too much it will sixjii be on tiie sick list. Feed and Vliror. To furnish a young lamb with all the food It can digest and that of the choic est character Is to create a sturdy, thrifty, strong constltutioned animal that will be prolific In reproduction and long lived, siys Ktewart. When thr Hninll I'Ik Kueal. "You don't see "what under the sun makes those pigs squeal ho." A little more milk, please. That's what pigs live on. Homo fi.-di straw Iwddlng, too, might feel gijod. A llandr I. "nib Feeder. A convenient method of feeding milk to a lamb li to Use a small tin can with a long spout, such as Is used for oil. An air hole Is punched In tho cov er or cork, and a piece of sponge cov ered with a cloth In tied upon the end of the fcpout. The IMw Is thus madu cu; y mill equal, and the lamb uok.i In a natural manner. Do ,ot larftl the Halt. CuIvchIm.-cui to demand Halt us well as older stock, und this should bo kept before thorn at all times. The Hand Fed Calf. L'utll It is a week or ten Uay old tho calf Is unable to manage bay or grain. I'.ning this period the band fed calf iiouid receive whole milk three tlme.i a day -four pounds In the morning, i 'vii pounds at noon and four pound jrt ;..ght at blood temperature. Meager Re.ult. of Htf Century of frm .lble on I'"" Agitation For Womn Bu(lriBi ! . , , (t (r ,iiu,.in beings. BhZV:'o0MZriiy ! :t, Li; Want It. ItbM earth of our; ...pocb, -y 1 1 - W.l .ill Know thill I'.iectri. Tlie aRltallon for wninnii snfTrR has Ihh'ii going " l hl" "ry to nearly Mlxty years. What 1ms Iuhmi ciniltsheil? IMuIng that time women have entensl Silt out of llitli occupa Hona. as the) wore classified In the census of IV' A few yearn ago 11 eun llendii' lie. lillloimii""". .hillsaii.l l ever. JmilHlUf.. lynH.iU. HUil.1.. Torpl'l l.-,p. M'l''V"m plaints, ileiiertil I'cblllty nud IVinale weakness. 1 ueqimllcl lis it general Tunic nml AppelUer for wenk I' ,r I i .....i, .In- f,.r I be Hired. 1 1 i SOUS lllin e-" ' e.".' - I'lalmed that women Induces sound sl-sqi. In over 4im tradea ,,,,,,1 pv Henll Mrnguls'. I'rlif lllll.N .mi.'. r lout front ' Ijind nillceMt laikevie. (Iregoti. i Mmv !. l'llc Not ice Is nerto'v gneii . i i... r..ll.,w I,,.- luiine.l wt'ler mis i I fill. I Me l'elle I'linrflll . n.. ...r,..isi e hi nieii that women oiIiicom soi hi Hie.-i. . train ok iii 1 ' were n'presenteil and occupations In over In: I" a ctMl- j tury what have the woman HUffanlst" j accomplished? j Tlie list of sutTrnu'c et tensions is short. And this is In spite of the ninny evidences that if women are united In , ,,.:. ... t,.tion to muU deuiandliig suffrage Ihey w 111 uiidoubt . )hi )ironf (n HU,,rt f bis chum, edly receive It. whether t In t la for the i ,n,,,r will be minle be welfare of (he state or not. f,.re Kegiter Hitd Hecelver nt I.ase In Four States I view, 'reg-m. on the bU h .lay . 1 'n vi : John 1 1 Ihs'lie It. Montana. Iowa. Louisiana and .. !, i-io t.o the FJ. . NW , aiol W1 ,. , Sec. !'.' Tp ill S.b ' "' lie names the following It '"" ome special question Is submitted t. . to prove Mis con, i mi" - r voters L PPr or borrowlu, ui"... ; rnlh-H mn ..f -. Jan,.. i.vi w iu.nir:aii v- . a Vlra..l'...i.. . . "rtiirr ma,,,, anieiarji ot Tnmll' , i rirF nlK 7 Atlnrtti'v tii.' foairna.,,., i)a " ' 'rlf7nl N, s urtariiit,.Mu' t' wretr ol ahomIV.' i 'lilnlJ,,.,,... "" w.e. liioh...,. .. . . kj ... 1... T.u. An irnsr i-rnn THt a'W HOMI SrWIttO WCHIHl COMPAUT (IHANUt, . ..... m.ii.s ' nu'VloiHl twt fr i ' ? ''' 1 'w .... . : n. i I e'i.. nt Memo" '' fftt 1 ....... .. ii, i . r.in fi .chutea Hut b aullrlfd .loler. :o ..i - 11 . I-' York there Is a limited laxpayhm auf ftago. It lMHouie opemtlve only whet M. Tlie fl ia. W MIC alachilie (V). WCSTl-KN STAGE LING Ilov Wooihviml. 1 'einls money for some given pii -oose """ ; Nt,,v Ny K .Mel'orinii.-. nml .lomi does not carry with It the choice nl j ' .'',..... ..m , l'u,Mev. tltegoii. N. Watson, Kegisler Imtea.. Iljl'n e lit tlie Mercantile (.'ctlli ilt v'll 'lr .. Hlwrlir (lowrnnr iirwnn. Ju.u. Kwrrtarjf in sta ' iraaaurer - 1 1 Atioriinj uni r A fi ' "'''" r;i i ' hrlniur j )'.! 1 ' iHilrx ami r,.i ',',',," - ('. H, Hatiainra "' Li... . . l nnra.iiuH ., ' M..a. ....",TH"C! Joint Kai(. iM -." kirramaPa - i a Viv.V.'i mt& i K. Walton . "ItSUl-t: " Orgmr.:: umtw" fe wli ('. V. Hnlili.r Store-- I.akevicw, Orrpin. ollicers. In eighteen states women May Vote For School Oncers. FI I. I'tuut In no state Is this form of suffrage Fliited States Lund I tllee at U.ke strongly opposed, and If women r.-ully j vi.n. I iregon. May I. ll' cared for It Ihev could undoubtedly j Notice Is hereby given that the fol eeure It In other states f tin the num lowing tunned settlor has filed notice (I.Mid .stiwk I.aay Coavhea , , .,r iiiri tntiiii in i n iiiiim' oil. .-'' tier or women w no man uieuiei.- - - . . .. . ! I., soiiiiiirl of bin chiiin. aii'l that mini l i s nrlvd i sijii.w w -here it 1IHS .. . . . i ' -.,-.. i ill M. in. 1. 1, ' helore l.i'L isier hioi tions Is about 1 per i setts, under ordinarv comlltlon.s has been granted them Is so small that no ; j, Vi u, j Jlltl.v , , iiregon. on the jrrouud seems to eist lor iiskiiik isth day of June, l'.n. vi;: .Ihihi'i- evh'iisioii. In Connecticut the prosr. 'Iiv,,r ,. N,,. i'U's for the NW'1., tiou of women voting at school elee-jvi Sec. i'lSW1. SW', Sec. "i Mini lit; In Massachn-1 K,, SlO'j S-c. 'Jil. lp. .o ! It Is i . AI. lie mimes l lie louowiiiu not more than :t or 4 per cent. Ucca- nes.es to proe ,a .., .... . .... .. , ,,, ... c ence upon ami cultivation of snnl slonally. wle-n questions arise w hlch , Jim .Moore, Jiiuies .MclNm appeal to the emotions, and those e , V jH Farrow und f.nos Mi-lhmuUI pecially In w hich religious imtlpathlee j ull '(lf 'ii,,Vi Oregon, are Involved, the woman's vole attain j j N. Wnlson, Hegister. Ii large pro-Mirtions. Conservative Amer icans regard with apprehension a vote F'inal I'riMit. whli'h cornea out In force oulv when j , , . . , .,,..., ., , Ijind' Mllce at Ijlkevlott, tlregon. mischievous issues are raised. ! Mv P Ills',. Notice Is hereby given Municipal suffrage Is 1 that the follow lug named settler hits Found In Kamai Only. j tiled notice of Ills v,leutloli to In, ike The woman suffragists claim that the "'ml pioor m support of bl chum exisTiment has wurke.1 satisfactorily, and t hat su.d proot w ll Is. made be ... ... , , ore lo'gisler ainl Kecelver at Ijifce Lut none of them Is at any pains to vjiift , ,rk.tl ,,. ,,iv of explain the fact that Kansas since the.jn(.t viz. j,.no K. Newby, II. grant of the municipal ballot has stead- j .; o Hl ,,r the if1.. SK'4 S-c 1 lly refused to enlarge the rights of Tp :iil K., J;. IT K.. W'! .M and W , women at the polls Aatnte which hud SW'4 S.-C " Tp .'CI S., IL 1H K., W . .M. bei'ome aecustonied to the spectacle of Me nnmex the follwoing wltliessea to women contending on equal terms with ' l'r"v'' h"' continuous nid.itu-.' upon men at ciry e tions might m.tnrallr '''' ''''' "'' " ...,,.. , ". IJolliist. WoiMlwurd, John t. ILsde, be ex,HM-te.l to Im favorably Inclined , w K M,.crml.k nd Key WoisUard toward an extension of their prlvb u )f ,v,v , ,r,v,(U leges. all the more so licoaiise the po- J. N. Watson, Kogi.ter in 2'. litical power acquired by them In mil- j nicipai anairs should make them a I.ti: from Ijii'View to Illy, contiecl ing Itli I m'v Mage to the railroail. tiffnc ut tlie lily llotol, lUy. t Iri'i'on. H. CASnsnik. - - Proprietor l'-!y, (reeon. Trraaurer Aearimtor . . Nti hoot Nllpt urTK)rir ('oulls.ltalmn.rt MUm b lutiwiiif t, er, iyi be s J h. lalir . II. Hinder A. Illnhnr... Northern Stage Line. LAKfVir.W -PAISLEY. A. W. BRYAN. Proprietor. I .en vt I.akeview at ( a. ru. every tin y Lut SuiiJay. I'-ettiniinp, leave I'aislry at ti eld a. m rvery day .u' S 1 1 , , , I ,1 ! Paaatartr an f j "! Vita lllf Btle H, (M l KJI:- Hernoi.t. WinHvl,l , aklee j agaiuat ttaaal Catarrh oihfi ten the that the '4 on a r needs rtn . ty yea re I. mi-m,,, r jed beat Marry Hall.-) i Vmetlt U ' '" Wait.. ( a nraler I the at tor may A In frr ae ptirtr iclal intf t HkanM lirjlMffl'tTiiaratlaainltted ti Of.dryeaUrili; Umyiirtj,! ttttaoua whuih ailUnre to tut awaa.l for the fMMia, eanaing a far tBonaaaral friend tho oniluary form of fawn ;n POI luff inlialaiita, tnuai, aaVor 1 end tue tiuU klck akaaa Jdlnc by lda. pJ,leeahiau!Bja:D ; and wiu cure catarra a ay ... ' Wl II. I . eaaiiT aim luaatanur i Hiaila4 fur it) canla. m rJ"r ,BI o. auo. rJy!lrUun,ictainiUCl CI I lie jwuin eur euka la. Irritate or oanae mn a ever aa lmiai4 atutinrnn Lakeview Cigar Factory . : bisly whose desire for a larirer frnti chise could not le treated as a negligi ble quantify. ; I till suffrage has leon given to worn- i en In four states-Wyoming. Colorado,; Idaho and I'tah. la those states worn- ' en vote for all ollicers und at all elec tions ; On Equal Term With Man. Wyoming Is a state of vast cattle ' ranges. Idaho Is u stale of milling camps. In Colorado also mining is the : chief Industry. In t't.il, the Mormon ! ehtiP h dominates everything, nml It Is a powerful pit,-. force m Idaho !n ls:s, with the aid of the women's vote, a loading .Mormon, l'.n-liaui Henry Huberts, who was p..,. d f three Wives elected a lll.-tl, lT of the national house of representatives The L'tah legislature, elected in part by Women's voles, chose as I'nlted State wn.itor lieed Sunsit. an an,s:le of the .Mormon ehur-h and a mber of lu presidency ' he senate has be..,, Hood ed with petitions' for his unseatiug Theaa, Then, Are the Fruiti of more than half a century of persist ent agitation for woman sufirige In the I 'lilted States. Of the forty-five elates In the I nion twenty do not give women any form of ballot, twentv give them the lightly regarded school ballot or the still less Important anil Infrequently exercised hallo! on quo tions submitted to taxpayers, one ad mits them to municipal suff rn-.-e, but j refuses them anything more, ami four give them the full ballot. The explanation of this check to the ; woman suffrage movement is not far to seek. The movement has been brouirht to a ball by the disc,, very that j I'kMMIr j Land nit ut l.nkevtow, Oregon. ! Apr., .'Si, I'.hh;. j Notice is hereby given thut tin-lul- luwlng lllimed settler lilt n tiled Itutlce ; nf bin mif iitinii li'iiiiihc i ml ,r,,,,f lu support of his claim, und t hai sal, I proof Will be inmle belore lieglsler ' lllld Hecelver lit Lllkel lew Oregon. : on the J.'dh ilav of .ln,e. I :!,. iu .llllllral lilltlnllell II Ii li i'i lor si;4 nw j swi m:j N1, m.j -ei k Tp :;: s l: in I. M. lb' names the following w it new to pn ive bis contii'iioiiM residence Hint cultivation of Haul html, u: .las V i (wens, .las. lull, John W utls mid Lawrence i .riflin of l'.l , Oregon. .1 . U .11 mill Uf glnlcr. A. MTllllktfc, l'rii. V Maker of Havana nml I'orm'stie Cigars j A Guaranteed Certkrl ! Itctiiiig. I'oiuil, Vieaiij j llf I'ilea. Iru..Mt eeisi, j I'AZi) OINTMINT lut.t' j cam, no matter ol one aYfe I II In It day. 1'irrt tfs ' eae and rest. 90c. If at liaan 't It eenil hk Uiuoaa ' v (oraarded st f4 (j ' n Co., M Ijiiiu. Ho, - t t ooaTKY oRi'ima aoiarrrtn iive ,.4 H trial. r-p.ro in tba brick i TU" XV,,il "'"T btiii.tiiii; next door to 'iwt A King aa-. rtTtlflcittes of Mork a!! lism, aaeview. Oregon. 1 ... . , i j lit t lie I.iitmlli'f tiffin 9 - j lMk ritflved Mo&ila) et I o Jf pfUl ) I W'AN'n.l' -I'lstnrt Ut .-T-vr 1 t r-. !.U Hl.t al.sk fertttOH 1 Mas I'.. .M i ii i Hiiita, I'r oj,rietor. j llem-rl Jjo.il r inul I'raur I lilted .States IjHiiI Office, Ijik" view Oregon, A pril. L'i, I'.ss,. Notice m hereby given that lOlVld 1. i lelaml. of flush, Nike i o. irenu . lilt lileil notice of illteli'ion In louKe proof on bis ,iwri -In ml claim Nu.'oi for the jN W s4. NJW s, t -tK v -S K. Jl L . W . M I nmirvejei, U lor.-Ih-gisier and K.c. tver al l.u.evieu. Oregon, on I rida.v, the l.'.tli day oi .llltle, p.SH,. lie names the follow ng Witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and r.s-huiiation of said land: I rank lingers of Plush, Oregon, -.n. w,'t-: worth, James Turpin, and John Hull of LiiUcview , iregon. l Z'J .1. N. unison K, gmter. First Class At voinoilat jojis lluiidmg II... !,,,, linlargml To A' coiinsluie a Ijjrge Trade 1'itiin' Service FlK Xtt llt ll... 'V.V NKW PINK ( l.KKK. . . OKKUOS r?t. W a a . matt alirna. ai!vrtlMS Jhi I laatnpl.s.. hiiiery llV ? ', jut 3,V, lor rxicii 1" i present riiiplovnirnt. IIu ... . ii ,SU llainloipu ei-.twe !r.4m. Qfh ; : o; j -Kcrpiill Qooatl I llriis.iThoruton'iFtiat j r rlmpiMKl ami rl ti' I i A tttante for .Speculators. ' II'M.I. I..NI.-:'S) .croa of Mrd niiiinprovml agrictiliural Und lor eale U iii,. ii-ro,tioi, : S W i4l HI. of Nl and NW4' ol rK'a. he,-tlou 10. U- K. W . U. Tbi. I. a d.-ira.,l.. jand, U-,i,h tnlimsw U.ke valley N;i M ,u(ln . K'ssl raiaci'. Tlflllr lt l.AM. .No-Ill : Tiliiln-r Land. Act .In,... i--. .,,.-,,' .1,1 noiueil win, sk lor tlie , I lllli'll ni.tl.-H iJllnl III!,,,.. LaseVs'W ballot constitute only a amall minority ' 'regou, Apr, 1 1, pss,. V,llTT"Xr,r . , NHtUelsherel.yuen.hati u. Hie list of defeats Is a long one. To 1'bmn e will, I lie pruvwloim ,,f tM. print it entire would fin columns. '"', oIl.ongieKw ,,( j,. ;i (,n . . mie.l ''An act Ir thfsaie'ol ttit. 1st j hiiiils In the Stat. o( ( alib.rmu. Ore. A liorrrnmtil Kaprrlnient. g'dl, Ne ada ainl U asbmirlou Terri- It is announced that the department 1 ,."r'V" ,lH cxteiideil to all the Pnidie of agriculture, through the ollice of j r'.,"M tHteH l.y m-t l Augitet 4. IC, ' public roads, lias agreed to construct ! . '''',V,'"'V V1 K1,ll"l'Ui l allri. ! one mile of modern road In each of the ..VaU'V.i.-.V ul ZruZlVrlT Mate, of Washington. Oregon. Idaho. ; met No. a.N lor th. p," ' ' Montana, North and Kouth Uakota and Mil Nwl, NwJ kj .s,'' Minnesota next summer, provided the sl-i Nl.j, I'liJ sl;j, ,,l s.v. N,,"i"ii local nuthorltles will cooperale. The, ln"HMi.p No. :.4 ., ;anKe No.' Is niaclilnery for the purpose und tho ex-; " -Nl will offer proof lo show pert engineer to miporvlse the eon- I ! .' '"' M""-'l" wuiore v ulnablc Btrucliou are to In; furnished by the ' ' " ,""'" r "' "l than for ,,Kr. Kovemment. while the hn al authorlths, hlM chu,,,1';:: HanToj;(;'U,1V.,T1,'''Hl' will b..- expected to furnish the mate . ( lei k nt hi lbc l ,1.1 . "'""' Im1 hi,, I II, iir.jllli.Ml t,,l..,p ru,,i,lr.wl ',.1 I. , , , .. .' ' OOSIIlei If j ou nr.- thinking of t.rk-HiiUliir u j nils', company . our new euinjilee j of H ull stns t cngrnveil U k certin-! a Pn tf Nothing l ?" Nothing "J!?to t te tfld rt "jit aw a w m mm Jew DISC!?; at coo ft eii ou tl ranci-L"i i rrtel ij, h fto4, dlt tauiue tn WI Uu"4. dial A Perfect Foe Alltcre of Aicriccx TrsavTeiildei.t Cure : Lu" 'rL.nf to a ata. if M fWtaV " a. X A 'pod. Amertc enutlve Id worn Iluat Laid With Mull. The Cheshire (Lnglund) county touu ell recently debated the motor ques tion, and Councilor l'edley, on behalf of the main roads conm, laying cxiTlmenls bail tho results ahowe) that method was efllclent, whereiiiion C. IS, Iavles atated tliat lie bad He-u one cure lu the town of Itroltwith. It con luted almply of ealt acule off the Halt pens ground fine and epread over roads. It certainly prevented dust ris ing, und It was a remarkably cheap ex periment, bo added. ut Kb.maih I-alls. OreK on I r , ,7 v tlie l,th tiny July, ' r"'"A lie iiaioes as wiiiiesses: Mori..,.. 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