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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
Smierc s1aWnegO nurka.

w Spezii zmarl pc dlugiej
chorobie znany nurek cava-
.liere Giacomo Sierra, kt6ry
wraz z bracmi swymi Fortu-
natem i Antonim wydoby} z
dina morskiego niezliczone
skarby. W r. 1889, gdy przy
wydobywaniu oko}o Malty
zatopionego statku wojenne-
go ME mogli da6 sobie rady
angielscy i francuzcy nurko-
vie, wezwano braci Sierra,
kt6rzy W kr6tkim stosunko-
wo czasie wydobyli z NORA
nietylko olbrzymia kase pan
cernika, ale tel i najwazniej-
SEE czesci konstrukcyjne
statku; "a te us}ugi otrzymal
p6ltora miliona INK. Odtad
powierzono im~r6zne tego ro-
dzaju czynnosci, az dorobili
sic bajecznego ma stosunki
wloskie majatku. Kr6l Hum
bert obdarzy} W jednym i tym
samvm dniu wszystkich
trzech braci orderem korony
w}oskiej. Zyjacy jeszcze An
tonic Sierra prowadzi dalej
lukratywne przedsiebiorstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
Nasza skrzynka do list6W,

1920 Stycznia, 1905, odebralismy
cztery zajmujace zawiadomienia,
kt6re niezawodnie odpowiadaja sa"
me "a sic. Jan G}owacki, N Am
herst, Ohio, pisze: ,Najserdeczniej>
SIZE podziekowanie sk}adam PAM
"a wyleczenie mnie 2 ciezkiege "a
ziebienia ptuc. Moge zawsze reko-
mendowaG .Severy balsam ma p]u-
cao Franciszek Chervak, Raddle,
Ill. pisze: ME zuzytkowa}am ca
}ej butelki severy balsamu ma p}u!-
ca, a okropny kaszel, ma kt6ry cier'
pia}am, opu6ci{ mnie." Miko}a} Nj
mochaj, Canton, Ohio, pisze: Ia
szla4em zawsze i cierpia}em ma Dol
W piersiach dop6ki ME uzywalem
severy balsamu ma p}uca, kt6ry
mnie wyleczy}-" MARGIN Remejko
Waltham, Mass, pisze: ,,seVery
balsam ma pluca jest wysmienitem
leksrstwem ono wyleczylo mnie "
kilku dniacb''. Swiadectwa tego 70.
dzaju So pre- k Q n VI zee
Ma wasz kaszel Tub zaziebienle,
b1erzcie Severy balsam ma pfuca.
Cena Csc i SOC we WIS ystkich apte.
kaoh lub U v. F. severa Go. &c.
dar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
zdrOWia ZachWiany,

.lezei stan twego zdroWia jest
sklonny. do suchot zapalenia pfuc !
It'd. jestes zgubiony skorc ME y
zyiesz lekarstw Ora. Kiug'a New
Discovery ma suchoty. j. ". Nc
Kinnon . Talladega Spring, Ala,
pisze. By1em bardzo chory na a..ss-
palenie pfue pod dozoreem dWoch
doktor6w, lecz ME bylo p%olepsz,elnliiasl
" ten czas zaczafem brad DR.. Klngg'a
New Discovery PierWsza dasw'kzaa
fspraWila mi ulgee, q jedlna butelkaa
|Wyleczyla mnie Niezawodne, lekairr.
stwo ma bole gardfa, krtanioWose,
kasze1I zaziebienie GWarantoWane
v apiece Nj Kowalewskieggo.Ce-
ma 300 j $l.oo. Butelki ma probe
<darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
Wodna puchlina pu1koW.
nika.

Pulkownik JohnM. Fuller, z
Honey Grove, Tex. o ma{o co ME
zmar} ma wodna puchline, spowo-
dowana choroba watroby i merck.
Niedawno W liscie pisa}. By}em bli-
skim smierci Ina tie utyskiwanta j
to kazdy mysla{ Wezwa1em mego
familijnego doktora, on MI ME po-
mog}, wzia}em wiec SO centowa
butelke waszego s}awnego Electric
Bitters, kt6re mnie wyleczylo. U
wa5am go "a najlepsze lekarstwo
swiecie, dziekuje Bogu kt6ry u
zyczyiPanu wiedzy do wytworzenia
go. Sprzedawane "a skuteczne ma
niestrawnosG zo}ciowosGi choroby
merck, przez aptekarza M. J. 10.
walewskiego, pc SOC butelka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
OtWarCie kOlei W Sudan1e.

Dnia S27 stycznia br. costa
la oddana do publicznego u
zytku kolej wiodaca z Port.
Sudanu do Berberu, @aczaca
Nil z morzem Czerwonem,
Kolej ia, majaca $40 kilome.
tr6w dlugo6ci, zosta}a zbudo.
wana W. przeciagu a miesie-
cy. Kolej z Karaimy do Abu.
Hamed zostanie "a kilka mie.
siecy ukohczona i po}aczy
Dongole, kraj bogaty, bezpo'
srednio z morzem. P6znle!
Rad angielski podejmie bu.
dove .dalszych kolei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
Gimnastyka pluc.

Zdarzaja sic PREY obecnej
pore czesto wypadki zazie-
bienia. Zaleca sic przeto PREY
katarach, kaszlu it'd. uprawiac
gimnastyke p}uc, II. PREY OF
wartem oknie wdychac czy-
ste, swieze, wolne Cd kurzu,
powietrze. Oddychac nalezy
nosem, wstrzymujac nastep-
ME oddech liczac W myeli 5,
10 do Is. Cwiczenia podob-
ne, ostroznie i regularnie
przeprowadzone w~p}ywaia
nadzwyczaj korzystnie ma ro-
zw6j pluc, a cwiczacy zapo-
biega przeto %rozwijaniu sic
uporczywych niera2 katar6w
i zaziebie6. P}uca i objetost
piersi przybieraja ma rozmia-
rach, odbija sic to korzystnie
na ca}ym organizmie .ludz.
kim. Niejeden przez podobne
cwiczenia przychodzi do pre-
konania, jak nedznie dotych'
czas wdycha} W siebie po'
wietrze, siedzac skurczony
PREY piracy Tub tel W dusznej,
trujacej otmosferze restaura'
NV, .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
E & 4e.1
CIEKAWE RZECZY
Gl6d " Japonii.

z Toxic donosza: Cesar
ofiarowal ola ludnosci dot
knietej kleska glodowa 80
milion6w jen6w. Wedle ostat-
Mich wiadomosci liczba. 0.
sob, kt6rym grozi Smiert
glodowa, wynosi prawie mi
lion. Srodki ma z1agodzenie
nedzy nap1ywaja " ilosci ME
wystarczajacej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15

.vuli, ranionemu smiertelnie
nozem " SERGE. Pc operacyi
#zeszycia zast6sowano masa2
serca. Rzadki ten eszcze "a
beg chirurgiczny Wykkoonnan1yy
5zostal po razpierWszy " szpi--
|taIu= trieste6skim. Lekarze
Emaja nadzieje u~trzymania Ca
vuliego przy zyciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
Kochajacy ojciec.

Sad W Bytomiu zajmoWa}
sic przykra sprawl. Masarz
Fiebig z Kr6lewskiej Huty
oskarzony by} 0 nieludzkie
katowanie w1asnego dziecka.
F. %opowiada} pred sadem, re
ME przekroczyl swego prawa
karania dziecka, ale swiadkaa-
mi udowodniono mu, re ma
wet wprost W brutalny spo-
sob katowa} swoja ] pol
roku liczaca c6reczke. SAD
skazal go ma SO nix. grzyWny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
Zjedzony przez murzy-
now.

Jak donosza z Brukseli, DIR.
Stewart, uczestnik ekspedy'
cyl, kt6ra ~wyruszy}a do po'
1udniowej Nigoryi, zosta]
przez tubylc6w schwytany j
zjedzony. Wypadek. ten zda-
rzy} sic W okolicy, odleg}ej o
diva dni marszu cd Calaba-
ri stolicy kolonii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
Rzadki p%rzypadek.

w dniu rocznicy urodzin
cesarskich nauczyciel wyzszy
Kreise we wyzszej szkole real
nej we Wroclawiu wstapil ma
katedre by wyg}osic move ma
te uroczystosc. ZaledWie roz-
pocza1 movie, pad1 razony
paralizem i skona1 ma miej-
scu. Uroczystosc zamknieto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
D0skona}y p0mysl.

w Kr6l. Pol. we Wsi Suiki
pewien gospoaarz, majacy
dobrze tresoWanego j czujne-
90 psa, a chcac pchly na e-
90 sk6rze Wygubic, wpadl ma
pomysl oblania go malta. 20
tel operacyi pies jak zWykle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
TAME raty exkursyjne
: do Louisville, Ky.

Koleja NorthrW Western. Tykiety
exkursy;;ne sprzedawane bedag Cd Is
do 10 Marca wlacznie, 2 uwzgleed-
nieniem dogodnego czasu do powro,
tn. 2 powodu kogresu amerykan
skich kreglarzy. gfosi6 sic do a.
gent6w kolei Chicago & North
Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15
Zeszyte SERGE.

Onegdaj dokonano " trie
Iste6skzim szpitalu zeszycia
serca niejakiemu Cesare Ca
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-15

HtaIu UTlesL6nsKlm. l10kaIA0
Emaja nadzieje utrzymania Ca
5vuliego przy zyciu.
DANA "a Chirystyana TX.
K,rrystyan TX by1 v kra-
il sWoim najpopularniej-
sza ,osobistoscia, co Jaw
dziecza1 take skromnne-
mu, niemal mieszczahskiemul
sposoboWi zYcia. DANA pod
jego radiant zdemokratyzo-
vala sic zupelnie. Dose po-
Wiedziec, ze obecnym Prey
dentem jej gabinetu Jest ma.
uczyciel ludowy, kt6ry 2 pos
sla dobif sic najwyzszego u
.rzedu. DIS to male pa1stwo
p61nocne jest jednem 2 ma,
bardziej kwitniacych W Eu-
ropie. 20 Wojnie 1868 r. IL
czy}o zaledwie 100000 mie-
szka6c6w, dis ma 100000.
Szesnaste 2 rzedu W Europe
co do liczby ludnosci, zaj-
mule 6sme miejsce pod wzgle-
dem handful zewnetrznego;
.importuje i wywozi towar6w
"a blisko miliard koron, ma
.budzet dochodzacy do IS mi
lion koron = budzet z mad
wyzka dochod6w z kt6rego
tylko ma}a Geese p}ynie ma
wojsko,. reszta ma cele kultu-
ralne. Pod wzgledem .oswia-
ty DANA kroczy niemal ma
czele Europy, a i pod wzgle--
dem r6lnictwa, zw1aszcza no.
dowli byd1a i mleczarstwa jest
2 ~najpierwszych. [ je-
zeli rozw6j kraju by1 " cze-
Sci chociaz zasfuga zmarlego
monarchy, to zaliczyc go
trzeba do najbardziej zas}uzo-
nych w}adzc6w Europy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-19
IN AMERICAN HISTORY

sissippi (Entrance to river missed St. Louis settled and then abandoned) | 1721-The New England Courant first is- sued at Boston. l 1770-New York royalists erect an eques- trian statue of George III in Bowling Green.
 1775-Continental army arrives at Fort Ticonderoga.
 1S31-Nat Turner's negro instruction breaks out in Virginia.
 1S47-Mexicans propose an armistice, with view to ending the war.
 1S56-The Charter Oak, at Hartford. Conn, blown down.
 1S5s-Lincoln and Douglas hold the first of their series of joint debates
 1S63-Union forces Lombard Charleston, s. c.
 August 22-
 1563-Sir John Hawkins, the slave mer- chant, relieves the need of the suffering i colony at Port Royal, s. C. i 1s14-The people of Nantucket. off the i Massachusetts coast declare themselves neutral in the war between the United States and England. but under the pro- [ lection of England.
 1S51-The yacht America wins the "Cup of All Nations" in the international re- gatta at cowes. England.
 1S65-A state convention in Mississippi 1 declares null the ordinance of secession and petitions for the pardon of Jefferson | Davis
 1S70-President Grant proclaims the neu- trality of the United States in the Franco 1 Prussian war.
 August 23- | 15O0-Bobadilla arrives in Haiti; he ac- cuses Columbus of injustice, severity and venality. and has the great navigator sent in chains to Spain.
 163O-The first court of assistance is held at Charlestown, Mass; among other things it decrees that mechanics shall re- celve no more than 2 shillings a day as
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-19

August l9-
 1519-Pedros Aris establishes his seat ot government at Panama.
 1s12-American naval victory off the coast of Massachusetts; British ship Guer- riere surrenders to Capt. Isaac Hull of the frgate Constitution.
 1814-British fleet in the Chesapeake Bay begins attack on Washington; General Ross lands 5000 British soldiers at Bene- dict, Md.
 1s4e-Commodore Stockton blockades Mexican ports on the Pacific. August %
 1619-Dutch war ship lands twenty Afri- can negroes at Jamestown. Va; the first African slaves in the American colonies. 1s2o-Pjlgrims sail d second time in the Mayfiower and Speedwell; unseaworthi- ness of speedwell compels them to return to Plymouth 1se4-Villiam Penn reinstated in his province. which had been annexed to New York. 179s-General Wayne defeats the Miami Indians at the Maumee Rapids, in Ohio. 1s47-Rattles of Contreras and Churu- busco, near Mexico City 1ss1-Gen George B. Mcclellan assumes command of the Army of the Potomac. 1se5-President Johnson restores the writ of habeas corpus in all the states.
 18Ss-Seven anarchists sentenced to death in Chicago for murders committed during riots.
 1sss-The Senate ratifies the treaty with China forbiddng Chinese immigration for twenty years
 August A- 1sS4-La Sale sent from France to es- | tablish a colony at the mouth of the Mis-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-19

wages, under a penalty of 10 shillings to giver and taker
 1693-First printing in the New World; a proclamation by the governor of New York is set in movable type and issued from the press.
 1775-Open rebellion in his American col- ! ones proclaimed by George III. 1 17T6-Pardon offered all rebelious colo nists who will return to their allegiance to the king.
 1Si7-First steamboat trip on Lake Erie begins at Buffalo. August 24- 1572-Massacre of St. Bartholomew in France; 1t drives many Huguenots to America.
 16s2-The Duke of York grants the ter ritories west of the Delaware to William Penn. | 1777-Washngton's army passes through Philadelphia. bound for the Chesapeake.
 1sl4EBattle of Bladensburg. six miles from Washington Americans defeated British advance on Washington and burn the capitol and other public buildings; President Madison and cabinet flee. | 1S50-Gfcater part of business portion of Concord. N. H.. destroyed by fire. i 1s57-Fallure of Ohio Life and Trust com pany reported, with liabilities of $7000.00o; beginning of panic. l 1s02-General Bragg invades Kentucky | from Tennessee. | August 25-
 16so-Boston (at first called Trimoun- i tain) founded by John Winthrop and a few leading families of the Plymouth col 1 ony.
 1675-Deerield, Mass, attacked by In- dians.
 1677-Lord Culpepper obtains control of | the government of Virginia. 1 1690-First newspaper in America issued at Boston. called Public Occurrences; suppressed by the government after the i first issue.
 1777-C;eneral Howe. entering Chesapeake Bay with 1s,0O0 men, threatens Philadel- phia.
 1ss4-Baltimore and Washington railroad opened.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-19
In pefense of the eaIlus.

From the Baltimore Sun.
 The "gallus" marks the freeman and the man of genuine, unpretending cul- ture and civilization. Your snob and your savage abhor it. Tn Mesopotamia the wild bashibazouk wears a belt; in Yucatan the Indian wears a girdle of sharks teeth; in Senegambia the shameless cannibal sports a gtlnny- sack; in Atlantic City. few years back, the dudes used to wear sashes. But find man, who, when he throws of his coat to begin his daily toll, lays bare pair of heavy sky blue galluses, and you'll find a man who pays his way in the world, loves his wife, rears his children in the fear of the Lord, and votes the straight ticket.
 The "gallus" is useful it is grace ful, and properly adorned with hand painted flowers and brass buckles, it is beautiful. To be ashamed of 1t. to conceal 1t or to abandon it for a sombre leather belt, is to fail in an essential of true manhood and fly in the face of fate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-19

1S54-Fire at Troy, N. r., destroys more than 100 houses
 1S5e-Actlng Governor Woodson of Kan sas, proclaims the territory to be in a state of rebellion.
 1s62-Confederates defeated at Fort Don- elson Tenn
 1S55-Savannah and Charleston visited by destructive cyclones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-19
LOW RATES TO NEW
 YORK AND RETURN.

The Seaboard will sell tickets to New York and return, Au- gust 28 and 29, good to return September 5, at one fare, plus S2.25, account Bryan reception. For further particulars address Jack w. Johnson, D. P. A., Bir- mingham. Ala. Bell phone 2382.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-19

And when he was sent to the state sen ate he introduced bill containing all of the working principles of the present sys- fem of operation of State convicts by the state which has yielded such enormous revenue. The bill passed the senate, bus was defeated in the house and thereby the state lost at least million dollars;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-19
Mrs. winsIow,s soothinu svrup.

The best remedy for DIAsRHOEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. WinE.ow's Soothing syrup and take nv other kind. Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHS the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALL.AYa all Pain. CURES WIND CoIIc. and Is ywenty-hve cents . bottle
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-19

Mail Orders dn % e Reys sa4s 9gf ddy PT0m9{ % 1ttsn- Samples sent to out of town customers on appica- tion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-19

Try the cawk for haIf-tone and IIns lnatrations. Aae-HeraId 6ulIdinn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-19

To the Democratic Voters of Jefferson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-19

and if the bill had become a law the con vict lease system would have been prac tically abolished so far as state convict were concerned at that time.
 Subsequently Dr. Cunningham saw thi cherished plan of his put into effect, bu he desires to carry it out more fully. ant says in his address:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-19

As physician of the penitentiary at Prat mines, he began in 1881 to work for tn amelioration of the convicts. and finall. succeeded in remodeling the old system 0 sanitation and treatment of the sick truly humanitarian work.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-04-20
Lincoln County Leader Supplement

bills these days. 1t is surprising to see
the change few goats will make in
these old eimsy pocket books.
Mrs. Geer of Chitwood was in our
neighborhood Monday, returning Tues
day.
]. A. Archibald of Philomath came
in last Friday and has been gathering
in some OF those speckled beauties.
Mrs. L. Plunkett took the train Val
leyward Monday.
NJ. D. Weltin was quite sick one night
last week but is around as usual now.
w. G. Hart of Chitwood was a caller
at Eddyville Monl lay.
j. Veit & Sons have taken the barn
on the Eddy place to pieces and will
rebuild it little west OF the old loca-
ton, as in the place where it has stood
for years the frame had badly decayed
and required some new material, Note
the change in the old EDDY ranch since
they purchased it. Many an old run
down place in Lincoln county can be
made valuable with little work.
Gardening is the go in this section
nowadays.
r X. Wood of Chtwood called at
Eddyville Tuesday He reports having
taken the l60-acre brush slashing con
tract OF A. j. Warnock. He and the
boys will be at home at such work as
they have had some experience hereto
fore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King of Wren
made a business trip to this place Mon
day, returning Wednesday.
Roy Robbins purchased the piece of
land belonging to Mr.. King. The trans
action took place Tuesday, and It's
reported that $3.50 was the price paid.
Mr.. G. A. Wood, having sold his
horse to Toledo parties, took the train
Valleyward Wednesday morning.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-04-20
wINANs-HURLEY

At the residence of the Rev. Henry A.
Barden, Portland, Or, April IL, 1906,
Mr. W. M. Winans of Portland, Or
and Miss Blance Hurley OF Toledo,
Or, Rev. Henry A. Barden officiating.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Hurley of this city, where she
has many friends, who extend con-
gratulations and best wishes.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-04-20
Married.
NYE-KYNIsToN

At the home of the BRIDES mother,
April IA, 1906, Mr.. Andrew l.. Nye
and Miss Alice j. Kyniston, Rev. c..
r. Ellsworth officiating.
The LEADER joins their host of
friends in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Nye all
the joy and prosperity which they
merit--and that's plenty.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-04-20

Mrs. NJ. Wygant, the Newport mil
liner, was passenger this morning for
Chitwood to visit friends
Messrs. francesca Seley and w. |.
Staley returned Wednesday evening
from visit at the state capital.
George Hodges OF Big Elk was in the
city Tuesday night with some parties
whom he had located on timber claims.
Mrs Maggie Rich went to Summit
yesterday to visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Skaggs, whose hus
band is very i'll.
County Treasurer and Mrs. j l..
Hyde have been enjoying visit from
their grandsons, Lester and Roy Bow
man of Corvallis.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
the parsonage next Tuesday Afternoon
to quilt. All members and friends
urged to be present.
Mrs. k. N. Narn0ck, VINO has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Julia Kynis-
ton, returned Wednesday morning to
her home at Eddyville.
B. F. Jones was in from Indepeud
ence the fore part OF the week, accom-
panied by his litlle daughter Gladys,
who was glad to see Toledo again.
Mrs. T. p. Fish had an unusually fine
display of millinery last Saturday, also
large and handsome audience. The
room was nicely decorated and every
thing was just perfectly lovely or
something OF that kind.
Eev. +. 4. Rorick writes from Philo-
math that he has been appointed as
pastor of the local NJ f.. church and
will conduct the initial services next
Sunday morning and evening. He in
vites You all TO be present.
The Lincoln County Investment Com
pany placed fourteen additional tele.
phones in Newport this week and others
are to follow. We are informed that
this company will soon extend its line
into the valley and has let contracts
for fifteen miles of the same
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-04-20
Eddyville Items.

vegetation.
All the goats were sheared by the first
OF the week and the mohair was de-
livered to the station awaiting the sale
which took place the 10th. Five bid
ders were present, W. A. Gellately OF
Wren, Messrs. Hurt and Cline of Cor
Wallis, H. Metzger of Portland and T. II.
Hubbard, representing William Brown
& Co, Mr. Pruner OF Nashville was also
present, and nearly all the parties
owning the mohair was on the spot
The mohair was auctioned off shortly
after O'Clock in the evening, Robert
n. Warnock as auctioneer, in which Mr..
Warnock proved himself quite COM
petent for the place, and after dwelling
on the subject few moments with all
the energy of an old time auctioneer
the mohair was sold to the highest bid
der I. H. Hubbard, representing
William Brown & Co, who bid 1924
cents per pound. There we're 1900
fleeces in the pool 12S06 pounds being
weighed here and shipped the llth,
total $4l93.96 which is only the mohair
at this place, a part of the pool is at
Elk City .aud Summit Mr.. Goatman
will now have some money to jingle,
and as they are all enterprising fellows
it means more money IN circulation in
Lincoln county which is needed at this
time of the year. Let the good work
go on.
Z. N. Armstrong took the train Val
leyward Monday.
Mrs. e. J Winskill of Elk City came
up to the ranch Friday returning Mon
day. Messrs. Armstrong and Stringer
purchased the goats of Mrs. Winskill
and drove them home Friday.
John Hewitt came in Saturday from
Blodgett where he has been putting up
more telephones, which means good
plain talk to Corvallis in the near
future.
Miss Mabel Wilson of Chitwood was
up to Eddyvllle Monday.
Mrs. +. j. Winskill OF Elk City made
business trip to Eddyyille Thursday.
Mrs. Helen Dickinson Hartford lee
tured at the Edd, vile school house
Thursday evening and gave the young
men some very good advise on how
they should vote. About thirty We're
present.
Mr.. Stroud of Kings Valley passed by
here Saturday.
A. b. Dwnel OF Chtwood came up
Monday.
d. d. Warnock OF this place expects
to start for Wallowa county, Oregon,
soon to commence gathering up the
cattle which he has sold TO d. W. War
mock of Enterprise.
'Tis nothing to see the goat men in
this section with roll OF twenty dollar