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Everything In Bieber's
Cash Store Is Reduced?
OT a few things here and there as leadersbut every
article in every department is being sold at a substantial
reduced price. The goods are this season's best. All
the merchandise is new and strictly up-to-date and back
of every purchase, irrespective of the low price is our regular
guarantee of entire and absolute satisfaction. In our Grocery
nor SJncyr. S.ifK RnH-tv T .rA .trr
t Coaloil, Etc. at a very material saving. Bring your list of wants 5
here. We have a complete assortment of the best Groceries, g
White Duck Button Shoes, Ladies' all sizes, $2 50, made to retail
at $4.00. Misses' sizes at
$1.65
Boys' Suits, a large variety of all styles anil sizes, priced to sell
out as low as, per suit
$1.50
Smoking That Maddens.
Marihuana In a weed iced by people
of the lower cIiim and sometimes by
soldier, luit tlnm who nmke larger
uo of II are prisoner sentenced to
long teriua. The uao of the weed, and
lt aale. (,Iw lljr In barracks and
prison. MTt very eevorely punished;
yet It lina many adept a, and Indian
women cultivate It bocauae they eell It
at rather high price. The dry leave
of marihuana alone or mixed with to
Imeco make tlie atnoker wilder llinn a
wild beast. It la aald that Immediately
after the flrwt three or four draft of
moke amokcra begin to feel a alight
liendnehe; then they aee everything
moving, ami finally they loae all cou
trol of their mental faculties, Kvery
thing, the amoker aay, takea the
shape of a monster, and men look like
devil. Tiny begin to fight, and. of
ooiirs everything amaahed la a mon
itor "killed." Hut there are Imaginary
beluga whom the wild man cannot kilt,
and these Indira fear until the mun la
panic atrlcken and mna. Mexican
Herald.
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AN OPPORTUNITY
Men's $20.00 Suit
values at
$ 15.75
Men's $3.00 and S4-.50
Oxfords as low as..
Children's "WearweH" Hose, black
and tan, at per pair
$2.00 &
10c
Men's $2.00 values New
Weaves Straw Hats
$1.50
Men's New Shape Silko
Hats
50c
Delineator, Fashion Sheets and Butterick Patterns jgj
li for July are Now On Sale d
The Curia of Cowdray.
Cowdray. once the eatate of the earla
of Kgtuont and now In the poaaeaalon
of I.ord Cowdray, better known aa Sir
Weetnmn Pearson, la the aubjert of a
very Intcreatlng uperatltkn. Shortly
after the dissolution of the monasteries
Cowdray waa conferred upon 8lr An
thony Mrowne. the father of the flrwt
I.ord Montaguei, who had already beeo
given Ilattlo AbU-y aa a reward for
lila aervl. ca to Henry VIII. The atory
goee that Sir Anthony, who had de
nt royed tho chtireh and the rlolatera In
llattlo AMh'.v, wna vIMtod In the great
hall aa he wua holding his flrwt fiaat
by one of the dlsiMwactwed iiumka, who
after aolemnly turning him, prophesied
that hU family ahould perish by flra
and water. Two ccnturlea and a half
later the prophecy waa tragically ful
filled. In 1713 the bonne, waa destroy
ed by Ore and within a week of that
disaster the Inat Iord Montague loot
hi life In Germany In an unsuccessful
nttcmpt to a boot the fall of the Rhine.
London New a.
Difirnifying The Industries
A new illustrated bulletin of 64 pages
ahowing phases of the college work
"dedicated to dignifying the indus
tries," has just been 188064 bv the
Oregon Agricultural College press.
It contains 8 photograpbajn duo-tone
reproduction, with accompanying de
scriptive matter. The five new build
ings erected this year and an archi
tect's drawing of the sixth, the new
school of mines building, now in pro
cess of erection, are shown together
with field, and labratory work of the
students of mining, engineering, do
mestic economy, forestry, poultry,
husbandry, dairying, horticulture,
agronomy, animal husbandry, pnar
macv, commerce, art and architecture,
industrial teaching, military tactics,
and much space is also given to pnases
of student life, extension work, the
short summer and winter courses, and
investigative work.
CONTRACT LET FOR
FAIRPORT HOTEL
New Structure Will be Lo
cated Within 400 Feet
of Lake Shore
Bill Becomes Law
On June 6, President Taft signed
the three year homestead bill per
mitting entrymen on public lands to
prove their claims in three instead of
five years, allowing five months ab
sence from a claim each year and re
ducing the acreage to be cultivated on
large claimB from 80 to 40 acres. The
pen used was given to Reoresentative
Taylor of Colorado. The bill is design
ed to so liberalize homestead laws.'as to will follow,
check the immigration of American
farmers to Canada.
V. L. Snelling received a letter to
day from T. F. Dunaway, General
.Manager af N.-C.-O. Ky., stating that
he bad let the contract in Reno for the
Hotel at Fairport, the new town on
tne N.-C.-O. Ry., in Modoc County
California, 2 miles southwest of New
Pine Creek, Oregon. The Hotel will
occupy a corner lot, opposite the aew
passenger depot to be erected by the
N.-C.-O. Ry. and will be about 400
feet from the shores of Sunset lake,
a parkway intervening. The plans
show a two storv building in the Mis
sion style, containing about 35 rooms.
The contractor has ordered his building
material, and expects to have the hotel
fully completed within three months.
ibis is the first important move on
the part of the Fairport Town and
Land Company toward the develop
ment of the summer resort feature
of their Fairport plans, aud others
eomolisb our object."
"Are you two men citizens of the
United States?" asked the Gazette rep
resentative. "No," they replied.
"We are both citizens of Great Brit-
tian."
Can you secure work if you want
it," waa asked. "Yes." they replied,
"rut we don't want work for the
wagea now paid. We don't want work
we want wagea."
"We believe absolutely in the agita
tlon being carried on by the I. W. W.
in San Diego, Cal." Glynn continued,
"and we intend to go there and aid
in the meantime.'
Balta by tha Pound.
A western senator of ample physical
proportions waa endeavoring to obtain
a belt at a Washington haberdashery.
He waa having a difficult Urn In se
lectlng a belt whnae design at nick hta
fancy aa well as of proper rxjti!re
ments for Ida girth.
"How much la time one?" h de
manded of the clerk, who was entirely
unaware of the distinguished cbasjic
ter of the pntrou.
"That la $4." an Id the auleanian.
"Four dollar!' exchilroed the sena
tor. "Isn't that an awful price for a
u-itr
"Tea. air," admitted the man behind
the counter; "but. you see, air, after
they get Into the regular aurclngle alia
we charge for em by the pound."
Chicago Itecord-IIerald.
Wedding Bells
County Clerk F. W. Payne .Monday
issued marriage license to Grover
Mulkey and Miss Laura Howell. Mr,
Deeds Are Recorded
Last week the Northwest Townsite
Company recorded with County Clerk ! Mulkey is a son of Mr. and Mrs. D. F
Payne deeds to the large George Conn Mulkey, of Davis Creek and MIbs
ranch at Paislev. This tract comprises Howell is a resident of Paisley.
800 acres and contains some of the The joyous words that will make the
best soil in tbat favored section. No young couple inseparable through life
important development work bas yet . were pronounced last evening by Mel
been undertaken by the company tut it ' ville T. Wire at the Matbodist parson
is expected that as soon aa all prelimi- j age. The Examiner extends congratu
nary steps have been disposed of that : lations.
atrenuoua work will begin j
Has RenutatrlAn
. , ( a iair idea or the character, aims
Ft. tlidwell News: 1 was talking ! and purposes of tha l.W.W. vagabonds
I. W. W. Vagabonds
A fair idea of the character.
with Margaret lies the other day about j may be gained from the following in
ner summer season in Surprise Valley.
"Isn't it a little ambitious," I ven
tured, "to go in for stock productions
away up here?" "I've always under
stood," she repiled, "that Surprise
Valley is a great stock country."
terview by a reporter by the Reno Ga
zette with one of their agitators :
"What is the object of the l.W.W.
movement?" asked the Gazette re
presentative. "The ultimate object," said Thomas
r l . . i - ...
Kever Urv h,,n,B .,n a i.,r.,..v w,ih,,t "'J"'". ' io man a revolution in
bottlo 'of ciiaiiitierluln's Colic, chokra and : this country. When we want to t ecu"
Ui-T'i'-' '.-.Liuud)- lit tliuoil ciialn in te control of all the industries of tde
needed aud c.nout I obtained wheu aboard country and run them ourselves. We
the can or ileauuhlpi Koraaleby all dealers I . . . .. ..' ...
j Intend to keep agitating until we ac-
At The Opera House
The production of the Jolly Ameri
can Tramp Sunday evening at Snider's
opera bouse by the Margaret Ilea Com
pany proved to be an attractive perfor
mance.
The curtain was raised at 8:30 and
the performane completed at an early
hour. The bill waa lively, replete
with good, clean comedy and was well
presented by the troupe. This play,
while alightly bordering on the melo
drama, type, had an interesting plot
and many witty lines, which supplied
i won wiovcr atbiii uiauo u a wuciujr
bill.
One of the attractions of their per
formances is the specialty songs by
Miss Ruby Soutbstone. She baa a
very sweet voice, a well chosen list of
lace songs and the ability to render
them in a most charming fashion.
The company next Sunday will put
on the old favorite play "In Old Ken
tucky," which has been a popular
drawing card for yeara. In this per
formance the troupe will be aug
umented by two people from San Fran
cisco. It ia one in which Mr. Meade
and Miss lies are well up in and it is
expected that the play will be well at
tended. Monday night, June 17, the Leota
Howard Uramatic company will begin
a seven night engagement in a reper
toire of uptodate plays.
This suction waa treated to a nice
warm rain fall last Sunday evening
which deposited a good supply of mois
ture in the ground. We received an
other pleaant dose Tuesday afternoon.
The showers are of wonderful benefit
to the country.
Rltflit In your bmleiitaeaon when you bave
the leant time to (pare you are inui' likely to
take dlarrohca and loe several days time, un
!' you httve ChaniberlalD's Colic, Cholera
aud lilarrolica iteineIy at baud aud take a
done on the flmt appearance of tbe dlieaae
For sale by all dealers
Vary Brief.
A record of brerlfy In a holiday cor
respondence wua established by a
Frenchman In tbe eighteenth century.
Voltaire and I'ltnn, the eplgrauimatlat,
exchanged challenge to write tbe
shortest KsKlble letter. Ho, when Vol
taire waa starting on a J'-.rney, be
wrote to Ptton, "Ko nia," wblcb la
the complete Latin for "I am going to
the country." I'lton's answer waa
Just "I" foinplete Latin for "Go!"
In buHlncMM correspondence the rec
ord la divided Itetwecn Victor Hugo,
who, anxious to know bow bla "Lea
Mlserablea" was going, wrote to the
publisher, and tbe publisher, who
triumpbuntly replied. "!"
A 8ervlle House of Lords.
When King Henry VIII.'s name waa
spoken In hi prexonce In tbo house of
lords every peer prostrated himself
with Asiatic aervlllty. An entry In the
records of the liou.se gives the sub
stance of n speech delivered by the
chancellor on Jtin. 10, 1541, In wblcb
tbe king's goodness and wisdom are
extolled, and it tella us tbat whenever
bis majesty waa mentioned, "which
happened often," all tbe lords prostrat
ed tliciiiHclvos, bowing to tbe ground
as one num.
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To Buy Muslin Under
wear and Shirt Waists
On account of the increasing
tlcnmnd for our Millinery, and
our limited store space, wc will
discontinue handling Muslin
Underwear ami Shirt Waists.
Therefore, in order to close out
at once, wc are offering these
two lines regardless of cost.
Conic early before the sizes are
broken.
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THE PARISIAN MILLINERY
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The Important Personage.
"Are you the owner of thin place?"
linked tht) book ugetit.
"I am," replied Farmer Corntaaael.
"Anything I can do for you?"
"No. Tho chances are thut you are
too hard worked to have time to read
anything and (but you haven't uuy
aparo cbungo miyliow. Let nio talk
to the hired mun." Washington Star.
Poor Simile.
"I never sow any ono ao timid aa
Ilenpeek la," remarked Wlgger. "Why,
he's like a mouse lu bla own bouse."
"NonseuHft!" exclaimed Wagger. "Ills
Wife isn't tho leiiHt bit afraid of him."
And War Continued.
Miss Goodley Bess soya she's ready
to make up if you are. Miss Cutting
Tell her I'd bo ready to make up, too,
If I bad a complexion aa muddy aa
hers. I'blladelphlu Lodger.
Patienoe.
ITer Mother You muat be patient
with him. Tho Iirldo Oh, I am. I
know It will take time for him to aee
that be can't have his own way.
National Tralta.
It takea one hour to know a French
man, one month to know a German
and almost a lifetime to know aa Eng
lishman well. Itonie Corrlere.
It la ever true tbat be who does
nothing for others does nothing for
himself -Goethe.
VOTE ON MANY MATTERS
(on tinned from flrat page
county.
Tha governor shall apKlnt the attor
ney general, secretary of atate, state
printer, superintendent of public in
struction, aecretary of labor and state
business manager, who ahall constitute
state oabinet. A atate auditor ahall
be elected by the people, and no per
son shall be eligible who haa not had
at least Ave years' experience aa ac
countant or auditor.
All local officers shall be subject to
the recall.
The governor may appoint a atate
business manager. All boards and com
missions, except the state railroad
commission will be abolished.
The governor ahall introduce all bills
tor tha appropriation of public money.
Full home rule for every county with
the right to adopt or reject by initia
tive or referendum all matters effecting
the county.
The otlicera of county judge, and
county commissioners (ball be abolished
and three county directors shall
elected in their placea, for a term
four yeara.
jier day a the lowest wage for man;
another fixing tne eight hour standard
for a day'a work In Oregon.
The matter of abolishing capital pun-
! lahment in Oregon.
There are many other matters of
j leas importance, and tbe voter to be
fully Informed on tbe many matters ta
be voted on will have to do aome
careful reading and thinking.
Distilled Oold.
The Inreatlgiiilons of a French
rhemlat show thnt gold In the electric
furnace bolla freely at a temperature
9f '.4oo degree '. In I wo or three
minutes. It la anld. from KM) to l.V
grama of gold puxa Into the atate of
! vnjKir. In condensing upon a cold
( txHly tlila golden vapor forme till form
mnasea aud cubic eryotala. At Ha
temperature of ebullition gold die
sole a little inrlsMi. which at tbe
time of rottolldlflcntlon la deposited lit
I lie form of graphite. In au alloy of
; gold and copwr. copper dlalilla Oral.
In an alloy of gold and tin. the tin dl-
tllla more iilmmliiuiiy limn the gold,
and when a in rue iuuntlty of these
mixed vnpor Is taken the tin burn
on i-oiitiiel with the otygen of tha air.
be i forming oxlilc nf tin, colored purple
0f j by a tine tliiKt ol condensed gold. This
! Is iiiii- iiietlmil of preparing the color
fa sslua." liar-
employ a buainess manager In the same;
capacity that the atate shall also em
ploy.
No municipality ahall Incur an in
debtedness greater than one tenth of
the asaessed valuation.
Voting on the referendum petition
against the appropriation for the uni
versity at Eugene of lr03,000.
Giving women the power to vote.
Six good road billa aa drafted by the
governor'a harmony commission.
An initiative Grange good road bill,
two propositions.
Tbe graduated single tax amendment.
aa prepared by W. S. U'Ken, A. I).
Cridgo, W. S. Eggleson, E. S. J. Mo
Alister, II. I). Wagner and othera of
the Single Tax League.
knou n aa "purple of
per'" WCekly.
The CI Hade.
"Why not cet jour "'tip for
young fellow? Ile'a Nhigle aud
off-
"Ye. I in; !e. lull he knows be'
well off."
that
wel
A Desperate Case.
John -I'll I 'iic oii a f.irl;. air. The
Cutonier V!:.i f'.rV .lom-The Cn-nieml.i-ri.
nlr The 'n t oner-A fork'a
no good, itring revolver. Km lunge.
Well Trained.
"Mr .li'nei ne er Interrupts one,
anil be a tl.e liet ll-'elier I ever met."
"No voiiiler; In-' I -on married three
times."
Good humor mid p-ncroalty carry
the dny wltti the ixipuinr heart all
The minimum wage scale, fixing S2.G0 over the world. - Alexander Hmltn.
I HOTEL
IS NO W OPEN
Furnished Rooms To Let
LOCATED IN THE OLD
COLORADO HOUSE ON
NORTH WATER STREET
Good Service Guaranteed
Meals, Daytime 35c
Meals, After 8 P. M,,..... 50c
THREE OF A KIND
Hwkliifr nlhf from the Sum
mer liont. They'll conipure
nutvH In their own I'lulne
way about the latent fanh
Inn In hone millinery and
llurnesn! Your horse should
have comfortable harness,
and ho him It If you boiifrht
It from un, for It In all hand'
tHwii,und ntudied carefully
In every pleee. All klndn
but only hoiwut jtrleea.
E. F. CHENEY
LAKE IE W .'. OREGON