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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-29
UN PROGRAMA OFFICIAL.
La: lrdNlmns fIestas dol 4 De julio.

Ha circulado "a el programa Official
para las pE6ximRs fsatRG del de Julio.
En- la nochs del 8 habE6 un bRiIo de
BeCiedAd en- Ell teatFo de la ciudAd On sl
que entsnderG Ia oomisi6n denignada al
tfeCtc.
A Las 6 de Ia mpflana IL del dia del
4 "a hRE6n Las sRIvas de ordenAnza On tl
castillo del MoFEc.
La gran paTRdR ComenzaFS l&G 10 de
lG maflanR tomando pArte las tFopRs , cor
poracionen que han AIiGtido aiemprs & este
actc.
Por la tardO habE6 caErOERB On 81 hip6'
dEomo, juegOu Atl6ticou y EegataI On lR
kahiR.
Per Ia nochO fuegoB srtiRcialeu On ls
plszR de Color, A"nenizadoS por Ia banda
de Ia policfa inaular.
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Sc TenueVa ell SuTtidO.

En- tOdOB los vspOreS que lIegsn & este
puerto, pToCsdentea de NuevR Yolk y
Europa Fecbs 81 acrsditado satablecimien.
to "Lag NovOdades', San Francisco As,
nuevo gurtido de las egpaciRlidsdeE de "a
rGmo. CamRB para todR claBs dc foItunas.
muy RFtfBticAE, con todos BuB RCCesoEioa
objetol de fantalfA para BefoEau , Caballe,
Tos, lCza, juegoI de muebIeB, juguetes do
''bisCuitA" lindfHimoB, fnfSimaS egsnCiau
fIanceBaB y del Jap6n, paTagua8 para Ca.
bRlleroB sombEillas para Hefioras , Beiio.
ritAT, entire otros mil objetoF, 10 encuentERn
allf pFecioB convsnientas. P.
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DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust receibed at ola VILLA DE MA
DRID". La Ultima novedad en- juegos de
aintas finas para lazos y bandas; las hay
Faldas y Abrigos de seda para Sefioras,
Rsf como los mejOres Cssimires, AIpacas,
Camisetas leiftimas Crepe etc; estos
otros muchos arti3ulOs Sc acaban de recibir
en- la "VILLA DE MADRID. Visitenos
8 pfdanos muestras y le atenderemos
gustOsos.
r. o, Box. 764. TelefonO 278.
San Francisco 81. San Juan, p, R.
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REVOLUTION MUsIOAL-solicito
nusatro CRt6logo de mdaicR para piano,
violin piano, mandolina y guitaEER que
contieno mas de mil doscientaS obrR1 diAtin
taB, todaB preciol nunca vigto8 en- Puerto
Rico do 10 OsntavoS el eiempgar. El lujo
IL correction de nusAtrRn sdicioneI, to-
das litogrufadaB, no necesitA ToClam0.
Rsmita hoy minmo Hu direction para on.
viarls el Catkltgo, Century Music. Pub.
Comp. Allen 4 altos, Apa1tRdo 415, San
Juan PueFto Rico, As v. O.
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ADVERTISE MENT.
Department Of tho interior.
p,,o,e1,o, oe DELso T17L.
San JuaD, P. r. June % 1908.

San JuaD, P. R. June % 1908.
Sealed proposals, for the farninhing Of
ell labor and material neceMaVy for the
installation cf plumbing in the Reform
School cf Porto Rico, GuRnajibo Point,
near MRyOgusz, will be receiVed &C this
office until 10 a. m. Of the goth day Of
July, 1908, and then publicly opened.
The eltimated coat Of che work il
$3.573 so.
A certified check for one hundred do.
liars ($100OO) payable TO the oEdsr Of
the Supt. Of Public Works muEt acCompa.
nv zach bid % gaERntY.
Plans, specifications. blank forms and
oil available information will be furnil he'd
on application to this office.
The right to reject any or all bids iB
reserved.
]. J. JSmeneg.
26VL So pit. Of Public WoTkL
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CASA De PRESTANOS De C. SILVA.

En- los dfaB 2 2 dc Julio pE6ximo
He uGvRF6 & cAbo an 81 n6meEo II de la
Gale de la Luna 81 Femate de laB pFendaE
cuyon tAloneG no han Hido TenovRdoB nj
canCOlados deUpu6s de los s0iB meHeB que
OOnceds IL Icy.
La casa IuspendO uuI opsEaciono1 dc
pr6ntamos y Iuplica todoH los que tsngan
pEsndas q objstoB ampGfiRdos ue siEVan
Ee1cRtarloB en- 81 t@rmino que prescribe Is
ley 8v.G
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

Itinerario. -salidas de Bayam6n Capt.
tai simultaneamento.
Dfas aborables.-Mafana 6, z O5, $50 8
As Hoo. Tarde -. Is, Las, 8.I5s ABS, 5.45.
Dias festivos.-Ma1ana 6,7.C5, $50 9.45
, IL. Tarde 1915 $50. 2 so, $50, 4,S0 s,
l5 y $50.
BilIetes baratos para dfas festivos. De
CataflO Bayam6n, ida vueIta Ia. ella se
25G "a. clase 16e. De Bayam6n CatafIO y
vuelta IA. clase 15e, "a. clase 10e.
Billetes ordinario de Capital OatailO On
Ia, clase centaVos.
Bayamon 19 de Septismbr0 de 1906
Ramon Valdes.
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EN- UNA BUkNA CASA DE FA-
MILLA % AIquilAn hAbitsCioneH para ma
tVimonios q hombEeB solos. TEato exec
Isnte familiar. BuanR comidR, y pre-
ciou Tegularmsnte 0Con6micor. La CaED
tiono vista lR bahia Oh muy freHca.
Dirigirue { TetuAn 45. San Juan, p. r
15V,F
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A COMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
paRtG Industrial de Santuros (San Juan
Box 657) tisne en- olas0 de pTimerR 4 pre-.
clos Hin CompetsnCia, an complete 1urtido
para construction de CRGRa. MolduFRg do
todoH tamAfiou. Tablillas para persiRnag
Dsp6HitoE. San Juan frsnte al muello
ndmsro 2, SAntuEcs Stop. "a. Tsl6fonoB
425 1890. q.
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V, MERINO & Co
TeIefono 4a2.
Apartado de correo I.o7s

nodo Fregadeo
unddo de hier gyanzado las
Pnturas Immediate cos Pinturas
LEON Barni de a ca Ate de lnaza crudO codO AguaIks
CSaerfa Crale
a en- todOg ama1Oa de es eos BaneO Azu Ro Verde Amarillo
Crstas Tragaluze Mosados Lunas Fter HeH
do de Ppe Enzar dveriad us LIuidO Veneer
lmpiar muebles
San Francisco So Juan p. R.
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SOLARES EN- SANTURCF.

30 vendsn BolaEOB con frontO & 10 carro.
tSER central , OtroS intsTioreu con calIOS
afEmadan.
Informant W. Bosch. TmuAn ndmOro
altos. o.
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CASA DE PKEsTAMOs de Jos6 Ba'
E6n, Allen 21 81. Hacs opsTRCiOnes 10
br0 alhsjaH DeBde 100 dollars en- ade'
lante 81 inteI6s BsT6 cow vsnCional no TX
cedeT6 del 3 % m0nHual. Compra y ven'
de Rlhajas modeEnAS y antiguRB. San Juan
Puarto Rico.
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AL RECIBO De 50 snviamog q
vueltO dc corrso un EelOi EIgin gaEantiza.
do por diez amos, , pOr $40 rsmitimoH uno
mRFcR WslthRn. - r. Kehrhahn. San
Juan p. R. 50
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REsFRIADos CAUsAN DoLoR
DE CABEZA. FL I1AxATIyo BRoMo-QUI
en-. todo ell mundo para curaF resfriado en- un dia
La drma de II. W. GROVE en- eada cajita.
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CABLES De HOY.
Ell tunsraI del ex-prssidente CIeVe.
land, ell vieTnes.
Ell Shah de Russia promote indemni-
zar a los eXtaBiGTOs de las per
das p0r elI0S SOfIitaS.
Csstr0 ha Ordensd0 al Teprasentante
de 81 gObiern0 en- Washington,
que saIga de los EstadOs uniG0s
DeCIara que 81 los EstadOs UnIdOS
iniGia Ia guerra GOmeEGiaI, Vene-
zueIa tOmaTa Ia TepreSaIiB.

Pcine0t0n, New Jersey, Julio 29--El
funeral del Ex-preBidente OleE Gland, ell
vieFnes, FeViHti6 10 mayor goIemnidRd.
NutTidR y selGctR COncuEFenCiR vi6Ee On
ol acto. Entire loI que pFeaidfan ol duelo
&gurAbS TeodoEo Roosevelt. Las CeH0.
moniaB fueron las mas gsncillGs. de acueE
do CON la Ultima voluntRd del iluEtr0 ciu.
dRdanc. Un pequeflo deatacamOnt0 de
militianoB f0ymRbR tRmbi6n On IL ComitivR
fdnebTs. ROoBsvolt pEonunCi6 una Gto-
CuentfsimR OrRci6n 0nIaIzando los grRndsB
y sfrgulaFsB m6ritoB que RdoTnaTon on
vida Grover Cleveland.
JehsT6D, Junio 29.-Ants Ia demands
sStabIsCi2S por IDglataEFR , RuHia, nom
bEa de muchol de Hug Bdbditog R0BidenteB
on Russia = qus Glagan hRber Gufrido gra
yes peTjuiCioa en- RuB intersBGB, 81 Shah he
resueIto indGmnizar & todos los EscIRman.
tee extran1eroH. PoF 10 que hRc8 las d..
feFenciRB con TuRqufs, el gobiern0 de
Ia PueTtR ha ofrsCido 81 Shah FetiERr Las
tropal otomRnRG de lR ffontGER psEBR, fin
do daP por zaniRdR gatilfaCtoTiamenta ID
antigua diBpnta por Ion lfmits1 del UFumfa.
La guerra civil g9 ha eno8lmRdo bAGtante,
y 90 oE60 que, con las eu6rgicR1 medidaJ
adoptadRs la intervention anglo russ,
no taFdRr6 an EeE sofoCadR.
Cursza?, Juhio 29.-El buque de gub'
IRA "Marietta" EsCogi6 81 vieTneH & boFdo
On este puerto 81 miniGtro americana acre
ditsdo ante 81 gobieHno de Castro que
lego eBtR isIR eI jusveE, proced0nt0 dc
Puerto CRbello. El "MREiettA" sAli6 de
Rquf eI miSmo vieEnOB CON Mr.. Sleeper.
Este SRli6 de Caracas bRjo Ia mayor indi'
feFencia del elemento oficial = del pueblo
C0ntEs los EHtNdoB Unidos, mgdn Sleeper,
ol Bantimiento de hoBtilidad eg CsdR veg
mas intense On Venssuela.
Warrington, Junio 29.-DaspRehoB re-
OibidoE de CARACAS, iDformsn que eI gene
raj CaHtFo, con motive de habsE GRlido de
Venezuela el miniRtro ameEicsno Sleeper,
he oFdenRd0 & Bu FepFes0ntante en- esta
capital que HAlgR de squf con 81 pTetexto
do una pFolongadR vaCaci6D. EHto ha
movido comentaEiog alRTmRdoreR en- los
CfTculos polftiooU, juyg6ndoue que Is acti
tud de Castro % tan pEovoCRdoTR que E0'
ne loB e. Unido8 en- una sitUl cl6n tai que
no tGndr6 quiz6 otF0 camino que declRERF
ls guerra. Castro ,.hR Rgregado en- los
deBpachoa aquf EecibidoB de Caracas, que
Ai loB EBtRdoB Unido8 inician la guerra
ComsEoiR', Venezuela tomRr6 lR repFegaliR.
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REMATE DE PRENDAs.-Los dfaD
29 30 del coTTisntse mes de JuniO on la
Casa de pE6ItsmoB de 81. Lopez CepeTO,
(San jose 16D Ls vSnder6n On p6blica gu'
bAstR, il fnidRd de pEendaB que no han ni
do rent vAda1 nj CRnceIRdRB duTants neis
mDEns. La Casa continlia EuB operRcionaL
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ENTIRE los compradoFes de Teloje1 &
plaSos On la joyeTia do F. KshThRhn y Go
90 TegAla un Fslrj 1WalthRm" semRnal'
msDte. La Ultima Hemana obtuvO uno 81
.fioF Enrique VilIamil ManRti.
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Sc vENDE.-Por quebEanto dc salad
no pod0Tlo atsndeE Bu dutfio el entable'
Cimiento Ia FtformRfa Aurora punto va
conooido aCFeditado bien luRtids; para in
foFmO, en- Ol miSmo. Venta Rl Contado. =
Pedro Rovira Torres, SantuFCe, psFsda
10. Is va No, O.
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mn nn OCHENTA CFNTA
XII IITVS. Vos. Un millar de
~ Rgujaa de fOn6grAfOB.
So envfan por CoEFeO. FrAnqus0 libFP.
GONZALEZ PADIN HMNs. San juan p. r.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31
ECZEMA ONLY SKIN DEEP
Proven by Records Now on Dis
play at Clemens Drug Store

The old theory that skin disease
was caused by bad blood or disor.
dered internal system has been
proven false one. IL is now we'll
known among up.to.date skin
specialists that skin disease is caused
by germ in the skin and that this
germ must be killed by local treat.
nent. Mr., Clemens, druggist at
Grants Pass hss in his possession
Aundreds ot letters from person.
formerly suffering from eczema
psoIia'iN salt rhoum. aud other di.
ssates ol the 'hin. He also has pie.
lures OF men, women sud children
showing the skin diseased, crack ed
and bleeding, which a few month,
later is clean, sort and smo,th with
every trace Of the disease wiped out
All these cures were made by a local
external application Of d. d. u. Pre-.
scripsion, remedy that Instantly
stops all itch aud quickly kills the
disease germ, erecting permanent.
positive cure
Here is a simple letter from j.
Dalton, Wilderness Mo-; 81 have
used tho bottle ot medicine you sent
m' aud am now we'll u.an. Please
accept my heartfelt hauks Your re.
med' cannot be praised TOO much.
tvery sufferer OF skin disease can
see such letters 10y calling at the
Clemens drug store, snd also secure
without charge o book ON the cause
@"' 'uIe OF SKIN diseases l.Sl IL
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31
THINGS THEATRICAL.

The Energetic West is the title Of
a new play by Edgar Selwyn.
The outlaws Christmas" is one Of
this seasons melodramatic successes.
Lillian Russell has a new racing COM
edy, "Wilddre," by George Broadhurst
and George v Hobart
Mcintyre and Heath in The Ham
Tree are touring t,e country. Sew
eral additional featuSes s,e said to be
given this year
Frank Daniels, who appeared last
spring In New York in THE Tattooed
Man. is duplicating ON the road the
success he then attained
TriIie FriganHI has Joined the vaude-
vile ranks since she left Eddie Foy.
with whom she was appearing as Lead
ing woman in The Orchid"
1t Is a Singular f.S that every male
member OF The Hypocriter' company
Richard Bennett, Louis Massen.
Arthur Elliott, w. II. Denny. ]. r..
Crauford, Cecil Kingstone, Donald Mac
laren and Jay Wilson-has been a
stage manager during his career.
Mile Fely Dcreyne who sang in
New Orleans last season with the San
carlo Opera company. made her New
l'r" Deaa, with the Metropolitan Op-
'.' Co.'S ie,cu,.y. singing Musetta
.. Geraldine Farrar and
caruso IN LA Boheme.'
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31

Brookllue Mass a ''vilasV~ Of 20.
too Inhabitants, noted fo to uAgnih
ront homos and stIll morv ruS tne ex-
tent and value OF It's puhlie improve
ments, ls Il notable example or what
may be accomplished In civic improve.
ment The same people are at the
head CT public affairs until death ren
ders Il change necessary Il is one In
stance where direct legislation and the
referendum have worked to perfection.
II has been common occurrence for
public officials to hold office continu-
ously for from thirty TO hfty years.
one man having been city clerk for
Just half u century.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31
PRO v OIL 7

Miss Maud Pernoll was at Provolt
Saturday.
Louis Hyds Of Williams was at this
place visiting friends and relatives.
He was accompanied by his wife and
two daughters, EfHs and Zella.
J. A. Lewman Of Provolt was in the
lower Rosse River Valley. the past
week visiting with his daughter. Mrs
Louis Loesch. and family. He reports
everything In the valley looking fsir
for prosperous season for crops.
especially fruit. He also staten there
will be large number Of choice trees
set out during the spring. 1908 will
be one Of the most prosperous season
seen for some time In this valley.
Hood River now claims the first honor
In flavor and quislty, but there are
apples In the famous Rogue River and
Appleaate valley that are superior 10
any apple produced In tho union.
Say. Uncle Eben. whom those straw
berries get ripe come over TO Apple
gate and eat dem berries" with that
only man Tom Lewman and "dAt
Provolt Croaker. "
The flavor of tho BerriM won't
taste like Medford. but will be more
like eating apples as they are also
large They are 10 to !. II takes iG
other berries 10 make one like raise
In 100, we filled one crate with 1870
OF those large fellows will present
box to the editor of the Courier 70
prove my statement when they are
ripe,
There will bo an entertain.
ment given at the Provolt school
house and a basket supper which
will be the last day of school, Febru-
AIRY Z, 1908. The program will be an
excellent one, and everyone is invited
to attend.
q NJ. Rexford, of Applegate WAS a.
Povolt Sunday on business We are
glad to say that Mr.. Rexford will
hereafter be resident of provolt. &c.
oording 20 the district boundary lines.
Mr., Provolt Is one Of the ApplegAte
valleys most prosperous hay and berry
rsissrs and We are glad TO see him in
our district.
UNCLE FULLER.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31
MISSUORI FLAT
Missouri Flat

Missouri Flat
]. W. York one of our enterpris'
ing farmer, made trip to Grants
Pass one day last week.
There will be ditch meeting held
at the residence of d. Lindsay, Feb
ruary 1.
Geo W Meek and Willie Farris are
doing some prospecting work this
week. We hope they strike it rich.
wB York made q trip to Grants
Pass one day last week.
Mrs. J W York and daughter, Maud
were visitors of Mrs. Messenger OF
New Hope one day last week.
Homer York who has been working
in Grants Pass most all winter, Is
home again.
We have been having some pretty
cold weather the past few days.
Mrs. II L Rsed did not hold services
at the Missouri Flat school house the
third Sunday of this month. Guess
II was too stormy for her to come
X. J. Kubli made a trip to Grant,
Pass one day last week.
Jim Cook was visitor Of the city
Tuesday.
Henry Woodbridge and John Lowdsr
took nice heard Of beef cattle
through our little burg one day las
week.
Mr.. Meskis made business trip Il
Grants Pass one day last week.
Mr.. Slagle. who was sick at our last
writing is much improved.
Homer York and mother wsr'
visitors at Grants Pass Saturday.
Miss khodA York has como from
Portland to visit her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. York Of Missour
Flat.
LILAC.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31
I!NGlES AND TESTS.
OF In the Silly.

Oft in the Silly night,
When Nightmares prance around me-
And shadowy shapes delight
In coming IN TO hound me.
think Of stocks ! bought
When things were looking brighter
Before our money got
To getting tight and tighter.
The smiles, the tears Of boyhood's year,
An, let them 60 10 thunder!
Each day a new low mark appears.
When will II end. wonder?
Chicago Record-Herald-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31
Why 81 siohed

81 wonder why pebow 4 Brown
Don't paint their storcr' 81 jenkins
sighed
'-rhey'd 40 "a surc n Ia the town
They took the proper sort OF pride
Then silAs straightway went and uared
An order TO n city store
and that's why ID. 4 a. have failed
To please him on the paiuurg score.
II iapp Jr
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31

In the Dark.
The poor little cat shrieked ''Maowf
When he trod on her tail. That was
haouw
His wife learned that he
Got home upsy at three.
And she made than the cat worse
raouW.
-Philadelphia Press.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31
Calculating

Calculating.
Prue-w Would you marry an eItravs.
CANT man?
Dolly-That would depend. dear, on
how long he had been eItrsvagant-
Harpers Weekly.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31

And when I'm old" the rich bride
sighed,
"Oh, win you love me truef'
| The absentminded groom replied.
"oh, yes. indeed. l do"
-Phiiadeiphia Press.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31
information ps.irsd y.

He-The boys say I'm getting to be
a regular bear.
She-Indeed?
It-say, Sis, TASK him whether he
growls or hugs.-Woman's Home Com
panion.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31

Its Origin.
Fair Cleopatra held the adder.
And as It to her clunE
She smihd. though pale and sadder.
And gently whispered. "stunG"
Chicago News
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31
RuHetsd.

Alas, what hopeless slaves OF fate we arel
The quandary he was In was such sad
He was too poor to buy n good cigar
And too refined by far TO smoke a bad
one.
Judge.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31
TEA

The greatest tca-drinkers
are full bottom Dutch
men. There isn't much
nervous prostration in
Holland.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31
9omethinq Wronu.

New Servant-Please. mum, the wa
ter Is cold.
Mistress-What water, Jane2
New Servant-The hot water, mum
Detroit Tribune.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31
Institutions Of Learning.

"Your son Joined college fraternity,
didn't her
mo. 1t was tripping at the top OF
tive Nights OF stairs that laid him up
that way."-Puck.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31
RO6ue - RiVer& Fruit y Notes
Profitable Pointers Resa rdns the Industry Oaherea
Various Source. in This Favored Section OF oreBo

for Oregon apples at th' exhibition Vi
the State Horticultural society a.
Portland. Winter Banana apples
which will cost 20 cents apiece were
purchased and agents for New 1orK
and Philadelphia houses contracted for
many of the prize boxes at fabulous
prices According TO the representa-
tiyes of the eastern houses who nave
been looking over the display, Ore
son's apples are unrivsled by those OF
any other state. They can't get
enough Of them at any price 70
satisfy the demand for them from
New York hotels and the fruit dealers
who cater to the best class OF east
ern trade.
Figures compiled by Southern Pa
cific railroad officials show the ex-
traoI dinary character Of California
fruit shipments. During the season
ending October 81, 1905, $3.50 cars OF
deciduous green fruit were shipped
east from California, and this sea-
son to November /, 704S cars. This
has been banner year in the green
fruit business. California has re-
ceiyed more money net than during
any previous season. Many cars OF
fruit brought over $4,000 each, while
cherries in a number of instances
ranged from $4,000 to $4,000 per car.
The total northern California ship
ments of vegetables. green, deciduous
and citrus fruits during the season
Just closing have been 1922 cars,
nearly 1000 more than last year.
From southern California shipments
via all lines were 27, 5S3 cars of CIT
rus fruit and BAIT cars Of vegetables.
The prospect for the present season
is good.
That Hood River does not own the
only seedless pears in the country is
the story that County Assessor ]. W.
Sindsll thinks should be published.
There is an orchardist in the Hood
River country who owns several trees
of sesdless pears and he has recently
been given considerable notoriety in
the press ON this account, the assert.
ion being made that his trees are the
only ones Of the kind ever discovered.
The assertion Is incorIsct ~ there are
ct least six or seven such trees right
here in Yakima.
Me- Sindall is the proud owner of
five Of them. The trees are about l2
years Of age and have been heavy
bearers for the past seven or eight
years. The fruit is somewhat like
the pears Of the Bartlett variety, but
larger, and Mr. Sindsll thinks of u
superior quality.
The pears are entirely without
core have been used by Mr. Sindall
and his neighbors largely for making
preserves. The name Of the seedlsss
variety Of pears is not known here and
even Joe Brown WAS unable to en-
Tighten Mr.. Sindall as to the origin
of these trees. They are supposed to
have arrived with a shipment of Bart.
lett trees
Another orchsrdist who has one if
not more of the seedless pear trees is
Mr.. Coonse. Mr. Siudall is making
inquiries in order to. get more infor.
nation regarding the trees and it is
possible that he may try his hand at
providing other orchardists with this
unusual variety of it-Yakima
Republic.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31

Your sroSsr returns your nossy 4 re- Ssat
Ike SehillinE's Best; We pay hin
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31

Fine wedding stationery at the
Courier Office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31
AppIied Sciencs.

Applied Science.
"Do you believe In the Darwinian
theoryT
Occasionally" answered Miss Cay
enne. when | am thinking OF some
body I don't Washington Star.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31
Would hef

Would hsf
Bill-She is passionately fond OF
dogs.
Jill-Well, II she called you a pretty
pup would you feel complimentedl--'
Yonkers Statesman.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31

Ten dollars box was ssked and raid
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-01-31

Two years ago +. A. Clements,
who has some fine orchard land in
the famous "Redland" district, set
out a lot of TosAy grape vines and
the first year he was surprised, to re.
ceive some fruit Of the vine for his
efforts. OF course he will each year
be getting larger and better returns
from his lAbors. He has named his
fruit farm 'OAkdale Fruit Farm"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-03

! hare seen frogs frozen into che
middle Of solid Jumps OF Ice In the
laboratory Drop the lump on the
a0or. and the frog would break out
hke a fragment Of the ice itself. And
thls has happened more than once
70 the same frog without causing him
he least apparent suffering or incon.
vanience. He would come to, and
ogoak. and look as wise as ever.--Daa.
las Sharp. in the Atlantic.