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Grass n1u1ch AMI orchard.

The average results of the different
methods of orchard Culture at the Ohio
Station, covering period now Of six
years, are quite markedly in favor of
planting the tres in sod and mulching
the trees. The trees on the plat thus
treated have made heavier and more
vigorous growth than under any other
system of culture, and have produced
double as much fruit. Under the cult
walton and cover crop method of cul.
ture the trees made very nearly as
good a growth, and the fertility of the
soil was kept up. The fact, however,
that the general results, as regards
both tree growth and yield of fruit
are Inferior to the grass mulch method
is the surprising thing.
The poorest results of all were OBJ
tained when clean cultivation through
out the season was practiced, since no
humus or fertility was added to tbe
soil by this method, and the ground
washed and quilted so badly that
heavy fills were necessary, and the
practice had to be abandoned at the
end Of the fourth year.
The trees set in sod and having cir
cular area cultivated about them gave
very good results for the first two or
three years, after which much better
results were secured by either the
cover-crop method or the grass mulch
method. This method Of culture was
the most expensive and laborious plan
adopted. Its chief usefulness is on
small very rough or stony areas, where
mulching material is not available, or
on home grounds where neat and sight
ly grounds are desired.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-11-08

been in cultivation for more than a
hundred years, but the original tree ls
still alive at its place of origin in
Southern France, says American Guilt
vator. Although a French pear, It
seems to be as hardy as any and sue
ceeds as far north as Ontario and in
parts Of Northern New England where
any pear will thrive.
1t Is a good pear to grow on ounce
roots, producing large specimens and
annual crops 1t also does well on pear
roots. 1t is a rather large pear, choice
specimens averaging about three and
one-half inches long. The skin Is vel
lowish green, with reddish brown
checks and dots. The flesh Is white,
fine grained and buttery and the flavor
pleasant and spicy. 1t ripens about
with the Sheldon in early October. Its
shipping qualities are excellent, and II
ranks among the first of the general
purpose pears.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-11-08

guage which men Of more than a score
of different natlonalities could under
stand with perfect ease, though many
Of them understood no other language
save the tongue to which they were
born.
When the congregation Joined the
Cambridge choir in singing the hymn:
Now thank we all our God,
With hearts and hands and voices"-
the effect was inspiring. The esperan-
to version of the hymn commences
thus:
Nun estu Dr. laudata,
Per manoj, vocoji, koroj."
Pope Plus X sent his special blessing
to the Catholics in the congress, and
at the Catholic church the Able Rich
ardson Of Brussels, Belgium, addressed
his congregation in esperanto after the
usual Latin mass.
At the same time Rev. w. Selbie
preached a sermon in esperanto at the
Congregational church.
mi estas carnita viu renkonti" is
one Of the phrases most frequently
used by esperantists 1t means DE
lighted to meet you"
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SERMON IN ESPERANTO.
Cnusual Scene at Congress Held in
Cambridge, England.

CnusuaI Scene at Congress Held in
Cambridge, England.
The esperanto congress held In Cam
bridge, England, recently, which
brought together 1900 representatives
of more than twenty nations, was the
occasion Of a sight which the world
had never witnessed before. This was
the preaching of sermon and the con-
Quoting of the entire Church Of Eng
land service in esperanto, the universal
language. These devotional exercises
were held at Great St Mary's, the uni
verslty church.
The preacher was Rev. J. Cyprian
Rust, who had translated into esper-
anto all the hymns that were used.
The scene was truly impressive. Here
was an Englishman talking in a Ian
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-11-08
Water for Cows.

II cow gives sixteen quarts Of milk
per day, she must, consequently, con-
spme an equal quantity Of water. II
the water Is Icy cold she will not drink,
because she thereby becomes chilled.
She will fall off In her yield Of milk,
because she can not produce unless she
drinks a quantity sufficient For the
milk and the demand Of her body. She
voids, usually, larger quantity of
water. The water for the cows as the
weather becomes colder, therefore,
should be warm, IL the flow of milk IL
to continue.
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Your Dog.

The more you talk to dog the bet
ter he likes you, and he times his tenn
per to your every mood. Are you mer-
ry? He frlsks and frolics and jumps
up at you with wild abandon. Are you
sorrowfulf He will lay his head soft
ly on your knee, looking up into your
face with adoring, kindly eyes that, far
more prettily than any words, begs to
cheer up, and tell you that he, at all
events, thinks you worthy Of the utmost
good fortune. The right kind Of a dog
never lets you forget how much he
loves you.-From Paul and Fiametta.
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BY the use of ensllage the ration
can be greatly cheapened, but ensllage
is not balanced food, and must not,
therefore, be used exclusively. A ra-
tion of 45 pounds Of ensilage, 8 pounds
Of clover hay, pound Of bran and 1 Of
linseed meal will cost about 10 cents a
day and be as nearly balanced as can
be desired. This ration will be better
dgested than one composed mostly of
dry food, and the ensilage can he
grown from a sllage corn Mt cost be-
low that Of any other food that can
be produced on the farm.
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Field Mice,

Field mice do not attack old trees, IL
they can get the bark Of young trees,
but they sometimes do much damage to
orchards. Wrap the trees with tar pa
per, extending the paper several inches
into the ground. This method not only
prevents the depredations of mice, but
also serves TO protect against the bor-
ers. The paper need not extend over
one foot above the ground.
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Isuffered with Eczema for forty
years and could find nothing to
cure me until I tried o. s. s. I
ing and burning; pustules would
form from which there flowed a
sticky fluid; crusts would come on
the skin and when scratched OF
the skin was left as raw as q piece
Of beef. I suffered agony in the
long years / was afflicted, but
when I used 8. s. 8. found q per-
feet cure. There has never been
any return Of the trouble.
G. II. EVANS,
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type Of pear and is
highly recommend.
ed for the New En-
gland and Middle
States by the Off
cial list of the de-
partment Of agri-
culture. The name
Is being more and
more shortened to
Louise, which is
enough to dlstin-
gulsh 1t from other
varieties.
This pear has
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Apparent to All.

"Yes," said Miss Mugley, II always
try to retire before midnight. 1 don't
like to miss my beauty Sleep"
Really" said Miss Knox, you
should try harder. You certainly don't
get enough Of it."-Philadelphia Press.
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Showing the Furniture.

II tell you 1 was at my best last
night while calling on the Smiths; Mra
Smith laughed at every remark made.
l must be quite humorist when I'm in
the humor."
mo, it wasn't that. Mrs. Smith got
her new teeth yesterday
Post
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SKIN DISEASES
EIUMORS I'M THE BLOOD

When the blood fresh and healthy the skin will
and free from bemises but when acid takes
aon its presence is manifested BY skin eruption disease These
condition the the duty carry
off the waste and refuse matter This unhealthy
poison The blood begins throw off the and through
and glands of the kn producing letter.
Salt Reu and skin eupons Of various kinds Eczema usually
flows sticky fluid that dries and the itching
generally the back breast face and legs though other parts
the body
the acid dries the natural oils which intended
and plant causing everish condition giving
hard eahery Acne makes
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-11-08
A Good Market Penn

The old market favorite pear, Louise
Bonne de Jersey, is still one Of the best
known and most popular of the French
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-11-08

form OF pimples and black heads, while
Psoriasis comes in scaly patches on differ
ent parts of the body One of the worst
forms of skin trouble is Salt Rheum;
its favorite point of attack is the scalp,
sometimes causing badness. Poison Oak
and Ivy are also disagreeable types of skin
disease. The humor producing the trouble
lies dormant in the blood through the
Winter to break out and torment the
sufferer with the return of Spring. The best
treatment for all skin diseases is S. S. S.
1t neutralizes the acids and removes the
humors so that the skin instead of being
irritated and diseased, is nourished by a
supply of fresh, healthy blood. External
applications of salves, washes, lotions, etc.,
while they soothe the itching caused by
skin affections, can never cure the trouble
,od. s. s. s. goes down into the circulation
oreign matter and restores the blood to its
: permanently curing every form of skin
IS and any medical advice desired sent FREQ
sale at all first class drup stores
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-11-08

The chances are usually about even
that the men who won't let well enough
alone will make matters much worse.
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PURELY VEGETABLE
Too Dull for the Chauffeur.

Too Dull for tho Chauffeur.
"New York is to have new auto
mobile speedway"
Just for automobiles? And nothing
to get in the wayT
Nothing"
"Say, wouldn't that be the limit of
deadly dullness| - Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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while the side strips are made Of inch
boards sawed inches wide. The earth
under this run should be slightly
mounded for the sake Of dryness.-
Farm and Home.
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Natural Enough.

Natural Enough.
"They say that Bradley goes on like
mad since he inherited his vast
wealth."
"What does he doy'
"Oh, he acts like one possessed. -
Lippincott's.
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slnttfe WaeiStertuerfe lit amtebOien.

Die Sbiiler uno Shilerinner Der
6Dml@ule in 9anburb, Conn.,, baben
burb freipiIiae Spenoen bic nDtiaen
Spnos aufaebrabt. iib gnpien Der
meltberiihmrten antiten Weiitermerte
rMpplID BPM 8elpeoere" unb Dis
icusmerfer" ST. beibaffen unb uarer
niht menia itDls, als bieie herrliden
8ilomerte Die Nula ihrer S9ule
i@midten. 90 aber tan, Der pDbl'
meiie Sbulrat ieneS iopQiihen See
ftes uno betnertte NIT @ntleben. oaB
Die oenannter Statueri eetreue 60
pier Der alter Weifternerte rparen
uno iiG in puris naturalibus ben
8Iifen Der Suseno prdientterten.
,,Nadte Gerle in elmer 90bibule!"
9as 9tug ben S6ulrdten pDn 9an'
burg ,,niber Die &atur' uno IofDrt
puroe elm utaS erlaiien, oaB bic
,,anftDBiaen" 26rperteile Der Staroe
biloer ourh cine it0ffltbe umbinuna
ben 8liden ents0gen meroen iDuten.
Die paiienoe Nrt Der 8etleiouns,
in melder ons tlaiitib Mntite nit
BEN pratttlh WDoerneu permenet feirt
iDute, gu finoen. piroe nun aler.
binQ8 AUDI eirem Bbioias Doer ghDrs
tualoien &Dpfaerbreben eemaht ba.
ben, aber Die S@ulrdte nDrt Danburp
lDiten oieie Srage nit eritaunliher
2eiGtigtett. Dem Mpou perlhrieben
fie einen Mantel aus metBetn Wous
ftUff. nab Nrt Der eriehiihen gblas
mis-, unb benz 9iecusmerfer einen
mSmeater'' uno Elm Baar 9niebuIen,
mie tie nit 8Urltebe pm unierert
BreisbOrern getraaes meroen. menrt
fte aus ben Haien ihrer @egner Sea.
pital ihlaaen.
Die Statuen meroen in oieIer 8err
baubDrnilieruna un9efdbr benIelber1
ginoru9 MAIDEN, ME cine Sunu i'm
Sdaufenfter zines Banoagtiten, tuu
Die flaiiifhe Surm als TDlie fir
8rubbdnoer, 8nnoagen uno Sunni.
Strumpfeb enubt miro. 9aB bic Ser
rem Sdulrdte hermit oas tinitleris
ide Clement pnqitdnbia ausnerser.
uno ben balb Dber orei giertel belief
oeten Tiguren rur oas laiien, mas
enentueu mirtlidl einen unanft6nois
gen @inoruG rtabt, oanUn baben Die
Sraner Dffenbar teine Nhnung.
Ob cine Nufiteuung unbetleibeter
Statuen in elmer 0ohibule arge.
braht lit Dber nibt, oariiber m6ger,
Die Nnfihten 9eteilt lein. 5aus Die
WfaiDritdt bes Shulrates oDn 9ans
burp Der letteren Nniidt mar, oann
hGtte fie einfab auf gntfernuna oer
Bilomerte befteben ioIen. Mber
&unitmerte, uel@e felt 1000 Sabren
als oas Serporragenofte oelten, tpas
bic biloenoe Gunit iiberbaupt beruDr.
aubringen nernohte, auf oerartige
Weiie gu entiteQen, 1T elm SHilo=
birgeritreid, melher ben Gbulrat
BON Danburp Dem @elpDtte Der gan.
gen aebiloeter @elt ausIeBt.
Sn oieler Gerfennutlg Der ttinitle.
riiben @tbit itebt 9anburp iibriaens
burbau8 ntbt nereinselt oa. Mu@
Seem 00rt tarl1 elm 2ieb oapDn fin.
gen. Bas NntbDnb gDmftpG 3. g.
neulih burh bic 2unfistatipn oes
girfulars Der 6uhibule aeletitet bat.
mar audi Elm Sdilobirger Streib
eriten Manae8.
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VI II o.

Die Bunoesregierune bat bic
Rahribt erhalteu, baB bic 8erbanos
lun8er in Nrnapala aur11 NbIh[uB
ee8 Srieoens aefiibrt baben.
= Cine Depeihe aus Berlin iaat:
Ser Blan bee Nbbaltune eiRer Befts
auSiteQuna in Berlin Nrnu 1913,
anldBIib oes finfunoanansigidbris
gen &egierun98' SubiIdurts bes Gai,
lers, uiro tueiter oistutirt, trubDem
Der Raiier i'm entihieben rniSbiligt.
Die BefirwDrter mnlIer eft einllol
abmarten. meldbee graebniS Die uns
ter ben Snouftrieuen i'm @ange Be.
finolihe @nquete iiber Die TunIidteit
oe8 unternebmen8 lieferr uirb.
- BrDfeiiDr @rnit BittDr b. 2ep'
ben. Der beriibrnte Mebiainer Der
8erliner nnineriitdt. Bat Die Seier
ieinea finfunoiieb3initen @eburtstas
ges beQanaen. sc ruuroen benz SUI
bilnr anl6bli6 oeiien bic QrDBterl
Sbrunger gu tell, an oerer iih ma.
mertltm 0te ata0enlll@erl Erelle aus
aeriein beteiliaten.
Sn Dresden lit Der HaubmDr.
Der Winr Sbiuine aus @bemniB bin.
eeriGtet nDroen. Gr muroe nur
WDnat8frtft gum Tnoe perurteilt.
SIN Somtner nDriaen Sabres batte er
elm Sdulmdohen in Der Ndbe oes
2iGtenbainer WaHerfaIs ermuroet.
icuie in ter Sdbiiiben Sdmei5 cine
Jrau rduberiih iiberfauen uno i'm
8aloe bel 8alelib. Gamens bic 9uGs
ter zines Shmieoemeifters f6rperlih
miEbanoelt.
- Inter entiprehenben Seierlih'
teiter wurbe in Bien oas Subil6um
Der 5ebnidbri9en Nmtsoauer Sr.
Garl 9ueaers nLs neutrality-suspicious.
Der Diterreihiihen Haiieritaot began'
gen-5um 2eiomeien Der Teilnebnter
IN Ibueienbeit oea Subilars, melber
al8 &etononles5ent in B0nrana,
Sitrien. tueilt. Sbnl 81 @bren muroe
elm BlaB beim &atbaus 2ueger'
Blas aenannt.
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Sm NnfIdmb Iiegt Oefabr.
gtierenfranfbeiten iinO fir Ote Sez
Uobner Sun NntOnio's at gez
fGbrlid, als OaB tie tie perz
nQfI11itQen iDllten.

Oie erDBe Gefabr Der Nierentranfs
heiten Liegt oarin, baB tie einer feiten
6alt getuinnert, ebe ber 4eioenoe iih
oeifen bemuBt miro. Die @~eiunobeit
miro lanelnm u%rteraraben. &lden'
Ihmera. &Dpfpeb, HernDiitat. 2ahms
belt, auaemeines @eh. 0tftneb,
Shmierieteiteu i'm urinieren, 8ala
ierIuut, 6arnrubr uno Briadt'ibe
Grantbeit fo[aeu in inneQer &eihe.
GernabldiIigt Cure Nieren ntHt.
3uriert bic gtieren nit einem lthe=
rem uub superldIfteen Wittel-DD an 8
Nierens Bilen, bic &rante Qeraoe
bier in San NntDniD gebeilt baben.
sSrau @eDrae 8. Spurrier, 432
Neunte StraBe, San Nnt0nio, ger.,
iaat: ,,Snfolae Der Grfahruna. Die
mir in unierer Earnilie init DDan's
@ierens 8i0en aebabt baben. fible
i'd, oaB ih nidt genua oes Hobes
Iber oieie 8ilen iaaen fam. SD
babe ME arDBes Gertrauen gu ben
anseSeigten Weoiainer gehabt, big
tt1eirt Watlrl une meme 3Dhter be-
eannen, 9pan's 0ieren . 8inen su
nebtnen. Wei1 Weann litt an elmer
Gierentrantbeit in Der drslten 6prm
cine gauge 3eitlana. gr bate bic
betannter beftigen Shmer5en i'm
&iiden uno in Der 6ifte. 8u 8eiterl
bate er 9bminoelanfdue, pur0e
ibmah uno ihien INNER u1ebr an
Rraft 81 nerlieren. ShlieRlih bDlte
er iih aus Dem 8erar Doug Store
cine GhahteI DDan's Nterers Bilen
uno iie befreiten i'm tDtal BON ieinem
2eiben. Nabber aebraubte nietne
gDhter biefe BilIen uno fie wnr0e
ebenfaIa gebeilt."
Bum @ertauf bel allen 6dnolern.
BreiS so Gents. Softer Wilburn
g., Buffalo. Seem gDrt, alIeinige
Ngenten fir bic Sereinigten Staater.
grinnert gnb oes Narnens =
9Dan's-uno nehtnt feine anoern.
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uns. an oer Shulo Der Nnaetlaatei1
2weiiel su baben.
Desbalb balten mir es, Nues in
Nuem gerl0mmen, fir elm unreht,
bob Der Brdiioent iene 8emerfunq
aemaht bat. @s lift ia feline Gahe,
men er fir einen miinlhensmerteu
Btrger balten Mill Doer rtidt, aber
unter ben b~eitebenoen umtanoeu
batte er oieler ieiner NnIidt nihl
Nusorud geben lDlen.
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Der 6umor lit elm autes 9eft'
platter fiir manh idlmeraeuoeWun
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q N {.
Ntc e n a q.

Meltete oeutihe Bubbanolune,
1irltnt 8eitenungen fiir eurupdiihe
uno atn%erifauiihe 8eitunaen, 8eit'
l6riften uno Bidder in aHen Spraber
e1taegen.
Die McciSsns > 2rnderei fertiot
60b5eite'. @eburtstna8s uno @inlas
oungsfarten unb ale anoeren 9ruds
laden an uno empfteblt lih belonbers
fiir ben Druid BON Statuten.
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@teDer int 8eSdh6ft.

Gls meine Sreunoe idDn alaubter,,
oaB i'd Der unperoaulihfeit, NerpD,
iitdt uno aQgemeiner grmattuna erz
liegen unroe. ihreibt q. ". gbis.
bolm. Ereaopea, sc. g., uuroe i'd,
uberreoet electric 8itterS su gebrau,
den. Der mid nouftanoia berfteate,
10 DAB ib mieoer i'm @eihdft bin.
2u baben bel NbDlpb DreiB uno sc.
gubn & 60. Brei8 so Gents.
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wte tn ptesY

gBir bieten etnbunbert Dollars sBeIDbnaue fGr lee
ben Gal bon Ratarrb, Der ntht burd ginnebmen
pom 9all's Ratarrb=Rur aebeilt perben
tam.
8. 3. Gbenen & 6 o.. Giaent. Soleoo, o.
felt ben lesten Is Jabren getaunt uno bolteu i'm
fir Doutommen ebrenbaft IN allen @ei9dffsoerban6=
lunsen unb inan3iea befdbist, ale bon Ieiner Girma
elnaeeangeneu DECENTRALIZATION au erfhaen.
@alDing, Riunan & Marpin, @rsBbons
oetsE Drosuiteh Solebo, 8.
.8aa,s Ratarrb=6nr tpiro innerlid eenommer unn
tpirft Sireft auf oas 8lut unb bic i@leimieen Ober=
Hidden oes Sgtems. 3susniFe frei ~perIanSt. 8reis
Is @ents fur Die Glai&e. 8ertauft bon alien @pp=
tbeferu.
Nebmt 5aIs Gamilien= ginen fur 8erRppfunu.
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ferc. StaHel.
Gameu.0anbIuna

SuWSWSpUHcIuUHs
36nbler in Gen unb @etreioe, uteniiliel
fur Standardization, @eli9elfarmeu uni
Sleiiber. Reaes Eel. 372. <eB Eel. IS.
l RING. 329% OfsG0mnerre'S traBe.
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stua's 5 Gents oauuna.@ iaarre.
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SaS bette fir HbeumatismuS -
elmer Il MmenO'S Neaept Wp.
1851. Beribmt tueaer, leiner Tor'
siiae bel erfolareifen 6eilungen.
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SAUL MsHIIer.- @lettriihe Sblei.
ferei.-104 8eit.g emtnerces StraBe.
nabe Der Bride. 8erfauf uUn Wei'
Tern. Sheerer etc.
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Kelle.
S dnfe.
3 a u m 10 plIe.

San Mmtpmtr, Ee1., "A. NpriI.
ordinary 6.L Gents; GDuo Srhinnrt
IN Gents; 3Dtu Mi6oIing 81 gts.;
Minbline 10I Gents; Cobb Nti6oIine
1lgts.; Min6Itna 5air 11.I cts.
GaIoetDn, 9eE., a. Npril. -Sroinnrs
TX cts; @0D6 Ordinary 8.X cts.
H0m Wi6oling 1919 Cts; Mihblinr
lL.I Cts; GDDb NtibDIing II eta.
Riboling Sair 12.% Gents.
Metp Crlean8, &c., "a. NpriI.
@Dpo Srbtnarb 8.7t16 gts.; 2Dtp Mibb.
ling az gts.; @ibbling 0.15i16 gts.;
gDDh Mio6lin9 I.13Il6 Cts; WiobIinc
Tair 12.13ll6 Gents.
8aammDliarneu mo beRenBrOOnits.
8rin1a 8amntmDliamen . Nebl. per
EDnne $22.
BaumtpDniarnea > Del, rob, 81 gts.
Hriula Boumtup1iatuen . Rutheu, Der
EDnne $3.50.
y G.
sartDfeln. Colorado, $1.75. Neue e
&n. 80 unb 85 Gents.
8tpiebeln, Reue Seras 8ermuba $3.50
u. $500: grnftnI @nr 1915.
Tomaten, 6 Rurb.&iten, $500 u. 1926.
&arrDtten, 40 Cts. per 9uben0 &anoeI.
&obI, 1925 u. $3.50 per 100 STD.
8Ohnen, Neue 9eras $500 per Bulb;
8Dbnen. @ads, i 100 per Site.
8fefer, $3.50 gts. per Boz.
50 Cts. per "a 8u.
Squaib, Il Sulbel.&ife rs Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-25
8eribt.
can Mntpnip "a. MnriI
0ieb Marft.

Can NntoniD, "a. Mpril 1907,
Sdien $500 bis $500 per 100 BIB.
&fhe $500 Bis $3.50.
Bunen unb ,Stags". $I.75 BIB 1925.
Sabrlinge $3.50 bis 1926
RGlber $500 bis So so.
GHafe $3.5 Bis $4. 20.
8ieoen 1925 Bis $3.50.
69meine $3.50 bis 1915
ct. 2ontS, "a. GpriI. Rin onieb.
NotiDes $3.50 Bis $3.50. 9eEas . 8ieb
1886 Bis $3.50
Ghneine $6.15 Biz $3.50.
5Ouis. per gfh............9-1OZ. gts.
Salg ........ 4
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-01
EMPERTlNENT PERSONALS.

3IettE Green and Mark Twain have
ssch celebrated a SEVENTEEN birthday.
Mark has lot of friends and Hetty
bzs q 3ct Of money.-Puck.
Secretary Loeb is now the father of a
son, II accordance with his usual Gus
fen alf doing all he can to promote the
gGessdeot's po!icies.-Kansas City Jour.
E&A
gslnz P. Holland, the inventor, says
tia* men will fly within year. But
g. is recalled that in 1900 Mr.. Tesla
IVES going to be talking to Mars within
twelve moAths.-Kansas City Times.
The new British cabinet contains the
following writer's: John Morley, James
Bryce, Augustine Birrell and Winston
Churchill. Hall Game and Marie Co.
reu must feel terribly slighted.-Balti-
ELoDe Sun.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-01
>.Sf
, FACTS FROM FRANCE.

In Paris the average price of pure
milk is 33.S cents Il gallon.
The average number of residents to
the acre in Paris is no less than 12S.
There are nearly 100000 apartments
TT lodgings in the French metropolis
whhAi rent for less than 500 year.
About 1s.0OO bring $500 or more.
All the theatrical and amusement an
rn1ncaments of Paris are posted on
fEE1ar billboards that are placed at in
ssrTals along the boulevards. 1t Is
against the law to disfgure walls with
posters
All Paris is reading and discussing
she memoirs of the Philadelphia den
tlst, DR.. Evans, the friend of Napoleon
sy2, which have just been published
zase rphich contain a most excellent de-
scrfpIion Of the last days of the second
sA1pire-
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-01
y POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Criticism, like charity, should begin
~ 2Qme
Apologies are like tears. They should
bessDppreSsed.
Don't sit down too long to rest if you
1rare any desire to reach the top.
Ne man likes it when callers tell his
wife that she is working too hard.
Don't tell your troubles. The exer-
xase they get in the telling makes them
GrgT-
A -uman can make an enemy Of an
3f.tsr woman any day by looking SYM
ssathetically at the other woman's hus-
band
The trouble with the boomerang you
Amd out against an enemy Is that it
mlE Iiy back and hit you at time
N.fsan you are most defenseless to meet
E-Atchison Globe.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-08-01

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