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Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-04
LANCASTER.

John Cartwright has force OF men
setting hop poles.
MIR. Snorestead and family will
start East shortly.
III. w. Schenck made q trip TO Eu-
gene last week.
Ed Ayers raised his house last week
above the high water mark.
Uncle Perry Richardson is very
sick and his recovery is doubtful.
Bob Tyler. of junction, was here
this week grabbing hops for Doug. Per-
kins.
--Rey. John Handsaker preached at
the school house Sunday, also at Har-
mony.
"A few people from here attended
the w. o W. lecture at Harrisburg Fri
day night.
Miss Annie Tcmlleton, OF River
View, visited relatives ia this neighbor-
hood Sunday.
"A short time ago all the Johns were
counted and there was enough 10 JUS
tlfy calling this place townsville.
We noticed S. Templeton. OF River
view, passing through our city enrcnte
10 Harrisburg Saturday, returning with
4 new wagon.
Mr.. Robertson has erected a new
house on his ranch for the accommoda-
tion Of his brother, who came from the
East n few weeks ago.
Our school. with Miss Norris at the
helm, is running in good shape with a
large enrolment. Miss Norris is good
teacher and deserves credit for her work
AMI The interest size has taken in the
children and the pupils of Lancaster
that attend school.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-04
PeE"S Onaf

Wright Leo came home from Eugene
yesterday.
alr. George Handsaker spent Sunday
gith his family In Eugene.
w. @. Washburne and G. r. EurIburt
were IN Eugene Thursday laGi.
Master Mechanic Younger, Of the &.
7. pesse'i through on yesterdays north
bound local.
J. J. Darneille, ]. NJ. Nichols and
Marvin Smith went to Eugene ycster'
day on business.
Mrs. l.. II. Johnson. Of Euycne. came
down sundaf 10 visit With her aunt,
Mrs. Col. y, W. Folsom.
T. T. Ashury and wife, Of Long Tom
district, we're in town Saturday and
made this olllce pleasant call.
George Ilandsakcr, manager oi the
Junction City Floutlng Mil, shipped 40
sacks oi -four and three tons oi feed ~
Eugene Saturday.
Fred Goulet, our former townsman,
but no~ residing Ia salem, was in the
city Saturday bhoking hands with his
numerous acquaintance.
. Mrs. Katharine +. Oliver. Of Chicago,
arrived on the overland yesterday morn
ing and was the guest Of Mrs J.. 4. Pol.
lock until the afternoon local, leaving
for points north.
Lake Knowlton, day operator at the
depot. left for Portland yesterday on n
ten days vacation. II. u. Leveridge,
OF Comstock, viii dl the position dur
ing Mr.. knowlton'g absence.
lion. X. 6. Sheridan was called to
Colnsa county, Calf, Friday evening
on business connected with his interests
In the new oil fields now being deyel'
oped there. Koseburg Review.
win speer, who has been filling the
position Of operator for the s. 7. CO., al
Sissons Cal, arrived home Thursday
Ills health IL bad, and he will try and
recuperate before resuming his position
Mr. George W. Pickett, Of Eugene
came down yesterday 20 attend the an
nual meeting oi the Board Of Director,
Of the Farmers and Merchants Bank
which was held yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Pickett Is Nice-Prcsident and di
rector of the bank
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-04
FLAT CREEK ITEMS,

John Fawver went to Creswell last
week.
Mr.. John Wiltse was in Elmira on
business last week.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM, Higgins visited
at Dusty last Sunday.
Mr.. S Wooley has gone to his place
on the Siuslaw for short time.
PHOTOGRAPHER Baird, OF Monroe,
was on Flat Creek last Tuesday on busi-
ness,
MIR. Ernest Starr, of Dusty, has been
employed to teach at the Brown school
house, beginning next Monday.
--Rev, John Handsaker will preach
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-04
GOOD ADVICE.

The most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering IRON Dyspep-
sia and Liver Complaint. More than
IS per cent. Of the people In the United
States are afflicted with these two dis
eases and their effec.s: such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Cos
tiveness, Palpitation OF the Heart,
Heartburn, Water brash, Guawing and
Burning Pains at the Pit Of the Stom.
acI, yellow SKIN, Coated Tongue and
Dlsagrecahle Taste in the Mouth, Com
ing UP OF Food after Eating, etc. TO to
Mueller d Hills aud get q bottle of
August Flower for IS cents. Two doses
will relieve you. Try 1t. Get Green S
Prize Almanac.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-04
Subscribe for TIE BULLETIN.
The Warehouse Case.

Judge Hamilton has handed down his
decision in the case OF II. NJ Milliorn
ct al. VS.. Caroline Glow ct al, wherein
plaintiffs seek to recover on wheat stored
in the Glow warehouse at Junction aud
in which warehouse there was short
age OF IL, 1868 bushes. The court SAYS:
1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the persons hereinbefore namId, as
having deposited wheat rs aforesaid in
said warehouse OF Robert Glow share prs
rata according to their respective inter-
ests as hereiubelure shown III the pro-
ceeds oi the sale of the wheat now in the
hands OF the receiver. That tie amCuat
due each OF said denositors according, to
their respective inter asts, be paid 10
each by said receiver, and the receipt OF
said deposition be taken therefor and fled
with the final report OF said receiver,
That before paying said amounts OF
money as aforesaid, there he deducted
from the amount of money in the hands
of said receiver and allowed to him for
his services as such receiver the sum oi
5000, and $3.50 for expenses in employ.
ing an Attorney, and that
there also be paid thsrefron the costs
and expenses OF this suit.
That plaintiffs have judgment agaiL st
Caroline Glow as administrators OF the
estate Of Robert Glow for their costs
herein incurred. That the complaint
herein as TO deiendent Baltour, Guthrie
& Co. shall not recover costs. The de
fendant H. NJ Grant is not entitled to
relief herein, and his said prayer b. dis
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-04
Correspondence
HARRISBURG.


.--Miss Amanda May IL In Portland
this week with her fathers family.
--P. u. Gilbert, wIth Lange & Co,
grocera, Was doing business here this
week.
Miss Maud Davidson arrived home
Monday from an extended visit in Cali.
iornia.
Mrs. J. G.. sendera IL home again
from three weks' yisi: with Mr. May's
family in Portland.
49, Mr. Jordan, representing Portland
Spice Mile, Exhibited samples last Mon.
day 70 our merchants.
MIR. +. j. Crawford, Of Eugene, az.
sumcs the station oi head sawyer in the
Harrisburg saw mill Tuesday.
MIR. Epmeycr has been too busy
with the loggers for the last few days 70
make any progress with electric lights.
Jack Buchanan, late head sawyer
for the Harrisburg Lumber Co., has
taken an interest In the W. l.. Wright
furniture business.
The Harrisburg Lumber Co. have
their late purchase ol logs safely har-
boicd, and will rnn on full time filling
their urgent orders.
Mr.. W. s. McMeekin, porn, raised
and married here, is In California seek
ing home. His estimabe lady is
awaiting orders TO Join him.
Miss frankie Rice. the popular as.
sistapt in Mr.. r. j. Rogers store, made
her mother, Mrs. Turner, visit at the
old homestead ON last Sunday.
When Mr.. NJ. r. Heron take,
charge OF the depot in Junction City he
can be relied upon ms an efficient, care.
ful business man. We shall regret his
departure from the station here.
Farmers hereabonts are encouraged
with the prospect for a good grain crop
Tie outlook now is very favorable. Th'
hops 10 be grown this season on the
CUNNINGHAM yard and he the Tibbetti
yard have been contracted for at liz
per pound TO an Eastern buyer.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-04
Lodge Directory.

OASIS LoDGE No. Al. /. o. O. F. meet
every Saturday evening. Visitors, in
good standing are invited,
W. n. TRPP, n. G.
/. B. MooRE, Secretary.
Junction City Camp, No. 446, Mood
men OF the World, meets every frs. aEd
third Monday nights in the month.
Z. 0. SAMuRLe, Con. Com.
II. NJ MILMoRN. Clerk.
LUCULLUS LODGE, No, 80 X. OF T. /.
meets every Thursday evenipo Of each
week at s P. N. knights in good stand
ing invited to attend,
j. d. HAMLIX, &C.
G. 2. HousToN. K. r. Of \.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-04
About Electric Lights.
HARKtsnpRn, On, Anril /.

HARRISBURG, On, April !.
Editor Of the BULLETIN;
IL IL requested that YOU mention, IN
the columns Of your valued paper, that
whatever stock is not subscribed by the
citizens o. Harrisburg and Junction City
will be taken by Raiston Brothers 10
complete the capital stock Of the pro-
posed electric light company.
Mr.. Ralston, Of Portland, who expects
to take an interest in this matter with
his brother. Of Albany. is amply able
10 put the enterprise on its feet, and ex-
presses Willingness 10 do so. He will
he on the ground next week 10 look over
tho field, and ii he finds conditions sub
stantinlly az his brother has represented
they y i'll take hold at once and cooper
ate wiih the two towns In pushing the
undertaking 81 an early completion.
liv way Of explanation, Mr. +. +, Up
never has to sny TO ms friends at June.
tion City hat his whole time this week
has hton impcratively demanded IN re-
cciying faw logs at the mill and settle
mcnts on account Of logs delivered and
10 come forward, and thnta at the earliest
possible moment lac wiil be on hand to
aasiEt in completing the organization OF
the company 10 serve our mutua! bene.
1te
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-04

allowed, bat without any judgment for
cost against said defendant.
That as TO each OF the other defendants
named in said second amended COM
plant, no other or further decree beren-
drred herein, and that no judgment ot
costs be rendered except as hereinfore
provided. !. W. HAMILTON.
The case VIII probably be appealed to
the supreme court.-Guard.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-04

This isthc season when houseclcaninC
begins to receive consideration, 4 new
carpet for the parior, sitting room or
bedroom, aud new mating for the
kitchen and halls, add a thousand par
cent 90 the appearance OF home, Iou
viii iud just what Won want in this line
at " /. NrightF furniture stOr" and at
prices that are right.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-04

Joe DeJulio, while working at Whor-
toms saw mill, had two fingers torn off
his right hand. He came to town Tues
day and had DR.. Ogiesby dress the
wounds,
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-04-04

here twice each month instead Of once,
as heretofore. His appointments are
for the second and fourth Sabbaths, at
II O'Clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16
AoUsroN. suNDAY MoRNINa, JUNg 10. 19oi.
80 PAGES TODAY.
a aREFoRmo MOVEMENT oHEDolNo.g

The anti Tammany reform forces started out in
New York City few months ago with the bold mot
toes of mo quarter" and mo compromise" inscribed
on their purity banners. Now their representa-
uyes are explaining that no thought OF intolerance or
"hlue laws" enters into the reform program.
1t is intimated, in fact that ii man wants his beer
on Sunday no Sunday law need interfere with his get
ting g. and that II the golf player, or the baseball
player wants his game the technical violation Of the
law might be winked at It is now promised that the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16
HARLEouiNADE.
HARLEQUIN. New Orleans.

Harlequin, New Orleans.
Any light in the dark
No mans life is truly povertysricken until II gs
to the making OF money.
When the dead tree stands naked in the spring na'
come vine to lend it raiment.
II you would know the degree OF a mans respect "
observe his right hand he greets you in the ir's
As general proposition it is safe TO assume es's
virtues for the celebrity of whom the world 'p'S y
From afar they seemed to be little chlldreh aa~s
prayers. but came hey were tomos'0na I
ing up under the moon.
We have in this solitary pine most netsnr W.
Pride For behold, it is straight and tall ana upis
ing its head aoft, and aferding no shade nol 'a''
that which is below. And presently, along come'n Z \
man and for all its reaching into the SKIES 'n' Z, Il
low upon the ground and thereafter all tha' :.
under the and the moon passeth INTO scn0'''
churches, or VANDERBILT sfar as ships OF the sea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16
HOME CAPITAL SHOULD RETAIN CONTROL.

While so many of our people and papers are clam
oring for the incoming of outside capital and invest
ments to the South Of the possible evils of such
contamination has been generally overlooked
The Post has never been franticay crying for
such invasion OF the South II has always con
tended that outside capital would be welcomed. aud
protected by the South and that splendid opportuni
ties existed for its investment hut has rather tried
TO interest home capital in these opportunities first II
foreign capital utilities the chances presented GER
tain degree of development will of course result but
the best progress would be for our home people to
make the fortunes and own the industries undouht.
eddy the outsiders will in time preempt the field If
the home capital does not care TO develop It,
But when this is done we are likely as section.
or as States, communities. to continue from that
time forward to pay tribute to other localities and to
exist under character of absentee andlordsm which
is universally Objectionable This idea has been given
prominence Just recently the Colorado Springs Ga.
zette, of Colorado. Its editor says
One q the unfortunate thing; in Colorado jus, now is
that most OF the property and industries Of the State which
are worth owning rapidly passing into the possession OF
Naturally they have ttis interest," uap n the future Of ,e
STATE ana tner desire VIII probably be 10 get much
possible IN the shortest q smallest
falacieus notion exists that somehow OF other we are
ters mills farms factories business bee ana d.
houses 20 Eastern or foreign capitalists Some Of our people
prevents the sale Of propees y which the y we
senaeh5y s,eg len Si9 6 Soo II return for
the State. 9 ~"
The fact IS that this process Is most destructive to the
Their the whole State will he owned by outsiders who can rot
possibly have the same the progress or advance
mcnt that citizens OF the State would have
Lest some of our esteemed contemporaries in Texas
might see only populism in such utterances il may
be timely to remark that their author is republican
But the same view is Endorsed by other Colorado pa
2ers, notably the Rocky Mountain News Of Denver
The latter refers to the Gazette sentiment ~as one
which is sound hut which never fails TO arouse The
Indignation OF those journalistic wseaeres whose idea
81 developing Colorado is 70 place cooradoans In the
ternal attitude Of begging somebody out Of the state
10 buy our wealth producing properties
The evils of too great and rapid influx OF outside
capital not only here shown but there IS the ring
Of manly Independence and seltreliance about the
views as expressed that must command respect
We want no extended system OF absentee landlord.
ism anywhere in the South. We want our home
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

King Edward VII used to be very fond Of dancing and
time said by his friends dance the Highland
fins better than any other man in the three kingdoms"
Daniel Mills the Canadian minister OF Justice has been
appointed the Domnion's representative the coming con
ference imperial OF appeals He 70 years old
and has occupied his present position since 1907
Popular subscriptions for the memory of
Archibald Forbes the famous correspondent have rolled
up large in London and it expected that work upon
the memorial will be started this summer
There six surviving governors OF New York: Cor
nell elected in 1895 Cleveland elected 10 1888 Hill 6rs,
elected in 1885 Morton elected in 1894 BLACK elected in
1890 ard Rooseyet elected in Three OF the six amer
having heen governor attained honors in the field Of National
politics. Cleveland president; Hill. as senator and
Roosevelt vice president
Edward Kimban, who died in Chicago recently became
well known years through his raising church
debts When he lived in Boson than fifty years AGO
he taught class in the Mount Vernon church Sunday school
and had D. l., Moody OF his pupils The amount Of
church debts raised by him. the Chicago Tribune ha,
been estimated at more than sIosooo,oeo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16
SOME posTscRlPrs.


It is peculiar fact that almost every automobiles is
eyelist as well
Victoria is twice densely populated any other Aus
tralasian colony.
In 1900 the territory west of the Mississippi produced IS
per cent OF cotton crop,
In Russia it is the custom for duess to breakfast TO-
gether before going ont fight
Glow-worms much more brilliant when storm is
coming than at other seasons.
New South Wales has miles of wire netting as
fence protection against rabbits
The income Of farmer regu>r iaborers family
in Italy seldom exceeds $res a year.
France consumes more wine than Germany, the United
States and the United Kingdom put together
South Australia holds the best honey record of the colo
MES nearly pounds being produced one year alone
The Puerto Rican native is very much given to dancing
Both men and women have natural love for the ballroom
Work in the Woowich arsenal England has now some
what ackend down and hands have DISCHARGED
Church services in Budapest conducted in twelve
languages There just fifty churches Of which ~ are
Catholic.
The Plaques of Agriculture is the title OF work Of
which copies be distributed free among Mex
farmers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.


As citizen Of corscsna IL is your duty blow horn
Courier Light
And also to patronize your home paper There's ma
chinery on earth municipal otherwise but what will run
more smoothly if its journals arc well creased
weather Viii seSS L Graphic e full me
Blast the weather That is to say the kind OF weather
we're having Just
she week Tor DURING Sll S the s row
eared he could clean their sx-room house in day She
papeTs are making him hero likewise making lot Of do
cleaning IS mans work.-Longview Leader.
work
y y
The editor Of the Lamb County Clipper tells in recent
issue how he rose in the night and drank bottle Of aqua
ortis nisakng same for his Usual tppe OF embalming
holes his pocket hardFsge6e Whenever he blew his
whole cloth he never owned one lis immunity from
slant death Is probably due his boiler plate nsdes And
Of this paper has font OF type be into sugs
won't need coffin plate. Alkali Eye
Question II the editor Of the Eye perorats the editor
Of the Clipper where in future will he steal his editorials p
Deaf Smith County Ear Trumpet
The old maid stood on the steamboat whence all but
she had fed and ca aeed ae bog that ered oy95 d
the men all sworn but the game old maid like hero
stayed and whispered some again" There was buzz
stood and cried for more but the kissing bug had fed
rAVnanse ~ EhniS Local
Yea the old maid stood on the promenade that oomed
deck and shrieked in vain for the bug again
had got it in the neck but the BUG vas lust where Sampson
in the Santiago hghtthat say he had gone away
and simply of sight
= =. =
~
II we had more women like Lula Kennedy we would nave
iewer men IKE Mr. Nennedy waS.-N'w Boston Herald
A-oiu PiessiEs us iIohi having many Vi ei''1''
-, ak about pelng KICKED by mule MIS- DeVsr oil
@ nae M her husband on me he4a WIN 10y norS
vocate
That was horse on him wasn't it?
& n &
Two cases Of SMALLPOX were discovered in the coored
ward Of the State unatic asylum al Austin "Wednesday
Italy News Herald
We always thought that be crazy get the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-16
TAMPERING wrTH = -

N III
""en gov up ~ eoin ter do things a.
n :. an an so'n Ter nave some times WV VI NV
These days, yeh know. I'm siitin' lot.,
is fun, N~ea itf tain, Il
An gittin back at dad some tim, i,
My but wish at was dad m r.,s s.em amist
Jest sorter seems ter tinkle ever tim. . 10 DID,
Jest think o cash a-jingn just wb.r,. s moves i,
Yen can't tell me. ] guess knows Il. ''s vi
But dad he has such queer ideas. II. .,.
- worm most al the trouble at Iouy H.. NY
lie seq rs ony when yer young tn world i, III
An at kid kin understand III sons. !, = uN
He they amt no barefoot times g. 'le blqs
They amt no playn hooly ner M r-s.,' = y
He SEE ter ony be kid, an mock ~ go go ~ Y
Is more an worth til livn' of 4 lone ne. eaa
He seq he don't remember il robins ess. s.
Or if tn eatbird builds its nest up i .. s'''a
An that tn signs he used ter know don't n.,,' I'd
In same as whit they used ter do "a 49, Y 4
healthy blush 'am sliz1
Shone on his cheek, an in his eye tn joy !, ill.,.
An at his feet don't banker fer scan,oer :, !. a
An as tn years crowd on him he feels more N '
An tn summers amt so Warmly an til wir,.,' I
cold. 1s ~
Now he seems a funny daddy don't thint J,
Fer these measlv little doin's at lest has !,
An wouldn't banker for tn things at seem =. NJ
Round tn streams he used ter swim in. =, .,Is
which he slid. M
An we're both a-wshin' him a-wishin be -. I.
An hankerin' fer ol'time streams an pa,hy.,,
wood; ~'
An I'm jest as grumbly, an as prouchy i, U. {.
Because ! can't change with daddy-Id b. ~, II
could J"
New Jersey boarder smashed sugar bowl ~.
head Of the houses star boarder Possibly Il w t.
the star swiped his share of prunes but we doat Nh
u =
Senator Depew of late seems to con,emnlst, -..
fully as often as pugilist retires from the rps
Il
In Brittany fairs are held annually at which 4. Il,
girls assemble to sell their hair The married sOn,.
ably assemble to sell their husbands hair
= y
Through defect in pumping machinery ii, s,s n
the Cleveland Salt companys wells was pumped Into ii
mains and before the origin of the brny was dscc,
citizens had begun to celebrate the making OF thai i
deep port
man in Cleveland narrowly escaped lynchus d, u
day for striking drunken man. There is no kncsir
much he struck him for.
Il & y
An Indian tribe has threatened to clean out Os,I
10, the poor Indian!"
a. * 81
America now figures exporter of golf sticks "a
Waedoff Aston, however, still holds the record b.n
greatest stick America has exported up to date
4
An indianapolis negro has just died at the sr II I
During his lifetime he had been married Ahe
times and the father of ffty-two children NedHe
say, he was in destitute circumstances
Il
GREATER LOVE THAN THIS
a maiden from far Corscans
Says; Pad rather I'd play the piano
Than TO so for walk
Or to Just sit and talk,
Or even to eat banana"
J. IxEa +