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New-York tribune., 1909-09-05
REMEDIES.
SAFES.
RPM New % hand. all sizes; easy
" I'M - II " payIn'ts. J. Baum Safe 81
OUOu 5VO Lock Co.. IS Maiden Lane.
SAFES.
STAMPS AND COINS.

~ Stamp collections. or odd lots
highest prices paid. Cash on receipt
Msnhattan Stamp Co. "a East 2Sd ct.
~. Y.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
oo2 CENTRAL PARK WEST.-Convenlen
TO sist ST elevated; single or en- suite;
from s5 10 $50. Curtis
13o WEST 2OTH ST.-Single. double
rooms. with board; second foor. south
ern exposure; Chelsea Square.
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EXTRA VALUES IN

COUCH COVERS
FriuCed Couch Covers
80 inches wiie-value s.. 40. ...--..i 9
Bagdai Stripe Couch Covers
full fringed-value s.. 10. ... I .65
Kashgar Tapestry Couch Covers
80 inch-tassel fringe .----.----.--f 90
Reversible Tapestry Couch Covers
Oriental Rug Designs -..-.-----....sl 40
Extra Wide Tapestry Couch Covers
Rich Oriental efrects-worth sG.9S. 4 .SS|
Moquette Couch Covers reproductions
OF silk Persian Rugs-sPeciaI. ... / / 9S
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SPECIAL PURCHASE

SPECIAL PURCHASE
FRENCH NET BED SETS
All with Renaissance Motifs. centre. and
corner Motifs and Al!Oyer Renaissance
desiEn-deep valance bolster shams 10
match
valu. s21 90. Z .9SI Value SO 9s...-6. 9S
Value sl49s- 9 .9S Value sdos...4 %
Value slI9s. 7.0S Value $3.50 . %
Value s. 0S..--t .9S
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G(UElNRDl=DRlEG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SERVICE

GIBRALTAR. NAPLES TRIESTE.
Ysnnonla- Oct Z. noon ICarnania. Nov.
sCsrpsthia Oct. 2l noon Caronia. Nov. %
'AsG calls at Genoa
rrsNellers' checks issued-good everywhere
eHF rCNARD STEAMSHIP CO. LTD.
2l-24 State st. opposite the Battery.
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rYPEwRIriSG AND TYPEwRIrEUs

----------->----------- -~--~------~-----
VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau st; cata-
logue free. all makes taken part pay
ment. bargains an Unaerw oods, Rcmingtons.
divers. Smiths
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CLEANERS AND OVERS.
COAl.
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

DESKS. Tables. Sectional bookcases FIJI
ing Cabinets. everything pertaining 20
the once. Alfred TiEaT. lGa William at
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POULTRY AND PET STOCK.

POULTRY. Dogs. Pigeons. Pheasants. Pea
Fowl, Swan. Wild Duck. Canaries. Gold
nsh: also eggs for hatchinE. Write Tor
prtces The United Co.. 20 Vesey st.
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EXTRA VALUES IN
TABLE COVERS

IABIlE OUN E4tto
Tapestry Table Covers-Petit point and
corduroy wcaves-medailion designs
heavy tassel fringe-1ie yds. Sd
special ........-............-...... 90
Reversible Oriental Tapestry Table
Covers yJs- sq---tassei fringe
worth s.. % ---..................-. 90
ox2L yds. sq-speciaI value. p .SS
Gonelin Tapestry Table Covers
. vds. sq-old blue Old red and other
rlch grounds. with contrasting floral
and medallion overlays-tassel fringe
elsewhere S5.9S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 .9S
silk Velour Table Covers-1is yds. 50
exquisite Two tone colorings- II 9S
French Velour Table Covers
. yds sq.-rich Oriental colerings in
medium and dark effects. -.--..-1 @. 9S
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PRINTING.
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
Printers to Publisher:

Do Newspaper Magazine. Linotype compo.i-
ton web press work our specialties esti-
mates furnished. Stearns Printing Co. 81
Centre St
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04

John G. sheridan was in Montpelier
one day last week on business.
w v. Grearsou, has secured the ser
vices OF Arthur Griffith, an expert bar
Der Of Manchester, n, H., for the sum.
mer.
Mrs. Thomas sheridan, who has been
suffering for several weeks with three
broken ribs and an attack Of pleurisy Is
slowly improving under the treatment
OF DR.. Hurley.
Mayo Bynde. eldest son Of Mrs. J. K.
Lynde, writes that he is now located on
a large sheep ranch. 300 miles south Of
Salt Lake City, Utah. and nearly 20
miles from railroad, and that he is en-
ioling life
Miss Flossie A. Tyler, accompanied
By her eldest niece, Mrs. Gladys B.
Pettes, went to Waterbury VI, yester
day aud we understand Miss Tyler ex-
poets 70 occupy a fine position in 4 very
wealthy family.
Come, neighbors. isn't 1t time that
We cot about those back yards and
outbuidings, and slick EN- Up Bit be-
fore the Village Improvement society
yet 50 far ahead 81 MS that we shall be
ashamed Of ourselves,
Our entefprising grain, Hour and
feed dealer. Charles NJ. seaver reports
business good, even II prices are a lit
tie rupish,' wei this firm merits success
and with &c. NJ at the head OF it,
how could it be otherwise
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04

The expected has happened in the
withdrawal BY Col. Bennett II Young Of
Louisville, KY, Of HE acceptance to
speak in st. Adams during the Cham
plain tercentenary celebration; and we
are Of the opinion that Vermont win be
ashamed, terribly ashamed. Of the mi
nority sentiment which raised such a
protest as to make it encumbent on a
self-respeoting man TO refuse the engage.
msnt. While Col Youngs participation
in the st. Adams raid looked to Yer
montefs at the time like mere guerrilla
iucursion and without any definite plan
Of campaign and without sanction, per-
haps, from the Confederaey, historians
record that Col Young was regularly
commissioner officer in the Confederate
army, that the st. Adams raid was part
OF desperate chance Of the Confederacy
to recoup its waning fortunes Of war and
that it was recognized at the time BY
the Confederate government. We sin.
cerely regret this slap in the face to
worthy citizen Of the Stars and Stripes,
and we regret more the tendency to rel
open the old wounds which were so hap
PLY healing.
AT this late date officers in the old
Union army are not 50 shabbily treated
in the South as Col. Young has been
treated here, and the South suffered inn
measureabIy more from guerrilla warfare
and individual depredations than was
meted ont to st. Adams back in 1864
Yet because we felt the sting of one
little ncursion some Of US refuse to-
accept the hand Of peace.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04
TO PREVENT FOREST FIRES.

Present conditions are not conducive
to forest fires in Vermont, but the warn
ing which has been sent out BY State
Forester A. F. Halves Of Burlington il
better ahead Of time than too late, and
its issuance at this time may prevent
great waste Of timber land when the
atmosphere does become cleared some
what aud the forests become more dry
At any rate its intent is good. The
state forester calls attention to the fact
that forest fires are not only disastrous
to grown trees, but they are vastly more
injurious to future growth, as they de-
strpy the young growth and the seed
lngs. while at the same time they are
impoverishing the soil so that trees do
not readily spring up in the burned areas,
Mr.. HAYES well says that these fires are
chiefly due to carelessness and ignorance
That being the case they are preventable
# the people can be taught to realize
the danger Of starting fires in the for
ests Or even the fields There is really
no excuse for either Of the above human
failings, but men are 50 constituted that
some will be careless while others are
cautious and some viii have working
understanding while Others remain IT,
norant. 10 minimize The proportion 81
the ineautions and the ignorant Is one 81
the duties Of the cautious and the men
Of intelligence. Let the latter unite in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04
MONTPELIER

Clinton Henry Town, who has been
in 1naska and Seattle Wash, for II
years, Is visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Town
his mother. Mr.. Town Is now engaged
10 oyster farming az Seattle.
Judge z. s. stanton viii be IN Month
pelier tomorrow to hear the eiectmpnt
case of Annie M. Bean VS.. George and
Norris ~ Atkins. This case was set At
the heel Of the docket for the March
torn Of Washington county court, but
was not reached before adjournment.
Mrs. Joseph Geagon died Of blood
poisoning Sunday afternoon at eHaton
hospital following an operation The
body was taken yesterday to Fall
River, Mass. for funeral and burial TO-
day Deceased was 20 years old and
had lived in Montpelier about year.
T.. J. Hathaway, instructor in music
at Montpelier seminary, and i. r.
Thompson a former principal Of the
high school, who have been studying
abroad for year, have sailed from
Naples for New York and are expected
in Montpelier about the middle Of May.
The special city meeting. which was
to have been held this evening to re-
ceiye and act upon the report of the
committee appointed to select site
for the new school building, has been
postponed until Tuesday evening, May
IFS, as the committee is not yet ready
TO report.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04
A Model Accounting system.

During the writer's enforced stay at
Montpelier last week he had the oppor-
tunity to thoroughly inspect The new
system Of Bookkeeping in the state aud
itor's Office and the state is to be con.
graduated upon the possession ofsueh
a perfect system Of accounting. The aud
itor's Office has been somewhat severity
criticised in the past for its methods Of
bookkeeping. but the new system has
thoroughly disarmed itseritics and we
doubt II any state in the Union has a
better system or a more efficient of
fee force than Mr.. Graham has at the
present time Double entry bookkeeping
often seems complicated to the average
man, but the system in use in this Of
flee is so simple that any man can un-
derstand It's workings, and the result
speaks for itselfSt. Johnsbury Cale-
DOMAIN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04
CHELSEA
25th Wedding Anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs Elisha Burgess.


Mrs Elisha Burgess.
On Thursday afternoon, April 10th,
about thirty Of the relatives 81 Mr. and
Mrs. Elisha Burgess called on them 20
remind them that they had reached the
quarter-ccntufy mark in wedlock, and
TO leave with them ubstantiai remind
ers Of their friendship, ELECTION and
good win, and among these tokens OF
esteem were $50 in cash, and good
supply OF table linen, Mrs. Hamilton w.
Dearborn, mother Of Mrs. Burgess max
ing the presentation in vel chosen
words and Mrs. Burgess responding
with no uncertain expression Of their
great pleasure aud due appreciation. III
the evening the neiehbors called 20 pay
their respects and left with Mr.. and
Mrs Burgess q purse 81 S. and a guam
tity Of silyerware. The visit was plan
ned 80 quietly that it was real sur
prise to Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess and one
OF the greatest u their surprises was
when their daughter. Miss Bessie, who
has 4 position as governess III the
family 81 Dr. George j. Helmer Of Up.
per Nyack, N. AZ walked in. Miss
nufNtnn VIII remain III town ANNWt Two
weeks before she returns to New York.
Rev. Fred Daniels received a dis
patch Friday evening that his wife
who has been seriously III in Hafdwick
for about two weeks was not as well
and he left Immediately for that place.
The Rev w s. Hathaway Of Washing
ton supplied the Methodist pulp.ts for
Mr.. Daniels Sunday.
The funeral Of Mrs Jennie Druee vii
cox. who died Ell tuberculosis ID Plain
field was held at the home Of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs John Druge, on the
East Hill Thursday afternoon, the
Rev Mr. Sykes OF NeFshire officiating.
The bearers were four brothers Of the
deceased ard the integment was IN
South Nershire Mrs Wilcox was Sc
years old and besides her parents Il sur
yiyed hy a daughter / 4 years IF age;
six brothers, poiiss, John, Richard Wall
ter, Frank and Harlie. and three sisters,
Mrs. Joseph Coyue uf Barre City Mrs
III II. Kennedy and Miss Cassie DTuge,
both Of this town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04
pr. Grout.

DR.. Don D. Grout, superintendent of
the state hospital for the insane az
Waterbury, made a discrcdtable exhibi.
ton Of himself by his course throughout
the trial Of Elroy Kent according 20 the
Rutland county newspapers. The trouble
all began with kent's escape from the
insane hospital last July, when DR.. Grout
failed to make any serious attempt to
catch the criminal and called him harm
less with petty theiving his greatest
fault After the Congdon murder, how
ever, the superintendent seems to have
his opinoin about Kent, for he Is quoted
as calling him dangerous man TO be
at large" and offered reward--small
though it was-for bis capture. When
Kent was hnlly unprecedented and pre-.
peration for his trial was begun Dr.
Grout failer to operate with the author
tiles in the way expected Of man IN
his position. While Kent was in the
state hospital for observation his mus
taehe was removed, thus making II much
harder for witnesses who had seen him
in the vicinity OF the scene Of the murdre
to identify him at the trial when two
Wallingferd men were sent to Waterbury
under the order Of the states attorney
TO make secret naturalization Of Kent,
DR.. Grout is said TO have shown ex-
IRENE irritation at their presence. 90
the witness stand impotence andannoy-
anees marked his bearing. We dislike
that man In DR. Grout's position should
50 act as to hinder in the slightest the
course OF justice in this Of any other
case, but the circumstances are sus.
picions. The attorney. general surely
had some foundation for his reference 10
"the handwriting on the wall" in con.
nection with Or. Grouts attitude Brat.
tleboro Reformer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04

spreading the idea that it Is vast
saving in the aggregate for pleasure
seekers, lumbermen, campers, hunters,
farmers. and All others who frequent the
forests, TO take a personal care that no
fires are started which are not extin-
guished by the persons responsible for
their starting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04

viii few Of those journals which
howlcd about President Rooseyelt's big
expenses kindly give us now their opin.
ion Of the project to allow President
Taft s250o0g or does the change in
the occupant Vi the presidential chair
change their view Of the matteri
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04
CURRENT COMMENT
plattsburg q Good Ban rown.

Plattsburg Is showing its usual public
spirit n the matter Of organizing a base
ban association to be represented in the
new league with Burlington, Montpelier,
Barre, Rutland and possibly other
towns, and it Is expected that at an adj
journed meeting Wednesday evening
distinct results will be announced.
Plattsburg II regarded as one Of the
best base ball towns n this whole region
and It will probably be no exception to
the rule IN the Champaign precautionary.
Burlington Free Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04
HYDE WILL APPEAL.
Prospect Of q Jail Sentence in France
Not Pleasing.

Paris, May An. Golflet, secretary
to James Hazon Hyde Of New York
stated today that there would be an
appeal from tho sentence imposed last
Saturday BY default on Mr.. Hyde OF
one months Imprisonment and fine
Of 500 on the charge that while in his
automobile he ran into a public taxicah
last October and injured a passenger
He said further that the passenger in
the taxicab was not scratched and that
when the facts were fully before the
court he expected that the penalty
would be reduced 10 a small fine
Mr. Hyde, who was at one time vice.
president Of the Equitable Life Assur-
anee society, Is at present on an auto
mobile trip in the Riviera.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04

The bigness Of the big city Of New
York Is indicated by the information
that bread strike riots are going on in
various parts Of the East Side, and the
police have reports that child was slain
BY stray bullet from a pitched battle
far back in the recesses Of human habi-
tation. New York is almost an empire
in itself.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04
EAsr cABor.

alrs. Ella carley is at work at +. p.
Halls
Mrs. Ed. Paqnin, who has been III
with lagrippe at E. I. Halls was able to
return home sunday
Mrs. d. Fitzgerald who has been
taking care 81 her mother, Mrs. 81 u.
Houghton, the past week has returned
hnlnA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04
GRANIrEvTLLE.

There viii Be farce given in Miles
ball Graniteyille, on Thursday evening
at o'clock. Ice cream and cake and
home made candy viii be on sale, All
come and have a good time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04

A months imprisonment would de-
priye James Hazen Hyde Of those fire.
quent champagne dinners, but it might
save part Of his fortune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04

Land values are booming in Mont.
pelier, that is. where the city expects
to locate new schoolhouse. It was
ever thus.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04

What would Portsmouth, N. H., be
without train wrecki It surely
wouldn't be Portsmouth, N. II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04

vermont woman leaves S3,000'0O0."
Naturally; on dying she couldn't take
it with her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04
ORANGE.

The promenade at the town hall
Wednesday night, May 5 is postponed
until some other time.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-07-09
LONG CLOTHING COMPANY
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERs. Ontario. Ore.

The automobile carrying Francis
J. Heney and party struck = sand
stretch ON a curve q mile north VI
Castle Rock. Wash. Saturday and
overturned. injurins all the oeeu-
pants except MIR. Hsney.
President Taft has nominated y,
II. Abbott. OF Nebraska. to bs as
sistsnt commissioner of Indian At.
fairs.
One child 10 dying and about 20
women and children are suffering
from inju,ies received when . cry
Of are" caused = panic In = Detroit
i0-cent store. About 800 women
we're searching for bargains on the
second noor when the panic started.
Al Nsmpa. Idaho. Friday nrs.
which started In = cigar store In
which Greek WAS setting on Are
crackers. destroyed an entire busi-
ness block. with u loss OF S.S0.0O0,
President TAFT Was the principal
speaker at the unyeilinE OF . me-
mortal Saturday. In Washington. ID.
C.. TO Dr. benjamin Franklin Ste
phensoD. founder OF the q. A. Il.
IL Is feared that h. L. Calvin.
vies-prssidsnt and general manager
OF the Southern Pacific Company.
may die ss . result OF an operation
for appendicitis performed sunday
by surgeons at the Asw railroad hos
pital In bap Francisco. -
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-07-09
Ellis Would Help Carey Act.

Portland - Representative Ellis
has introduced bill authorizing the
secretary Of the Interior TO temporar.
lily withdraw from entry any lands
proposed by any Western state to
be reclaimed under the Carey act.
Pending the filing OF definite maps
and application by the state. this
bill is Intended to cover such cases
as recently arose In Crook county,
where Secretary Ballinger declined
to make withdrawal because such ac-
tion was not sanctioned by law.
Ellis has also reintroduced his bill
changing the name Of the william.
ette customs district to the Portland
district.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-07-09
SHORT NEWS NOTES.

President Taft has signed the bill
providing for the taking Of the isth
deconniai census.
The new one-cent piece bearing
the head OF Presidcat Lincoln will be
issued from the mint at PLiladsiphis
beginning August next.
That y. NJ. Marvin. ALLEGED Omaha
trainrobbsr held In Boise. has some
knowledge Of or was connected with
the assassination OF Harvey Brown
at Baker City. September 10. 1897.
ID the theory upon which detectives
OF the Pinkerton agency now In
Southern Idaho are proceeding.
Messina. Italy. experienced two
terrific earth shocks Friday morn
Ing. They were accompanied by "a
roaring sound and are said 10 have
had a stronger and more undulatory
movement than the earthquake OF
last December. which killed 100000
persons.
Henry II. Gilfrey. Of Portland.
chief clerk OF the United States sen
ate. has occupied that position ~
every session OF congress for 80
years.
Gov. Hughes. OF New York. has
approved the requisitioa papers 0f
Gov. Hadley OF Missouri. for the 70.
turn to st. Louis OF Broushton Bran
denburg. the writer. on q charge Of
enticlng his stepson from his home.
The monthly statement OF the
United States treasury shows that at
the close OF the fiscal year June so.
1909. the public debt amounted TO
Sl.0l+.sSl.bsl. a decrease for the
month OF Ss.ass.07s.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-07-09
the MARKETS
Portland.


Sheat-Track prices: Club. Sl.is;
ret Russian. Sl.16: bluestem. yl.2i
0l.S0; Valley, ei.i7.
Barley-New California. Ssl per
ton.
Oats-No. l white. $40 per ton.
Hay-Timothy. Willamette Valley.
fancy. Sl5dls; do. ordinary. as;
Eastern Oregon. mixed. Sl69l7:
do. fancy. Slsq 40; alfalfa. Sl4;
clover. tls.
Butter. Extra. zoe; fancy. $50
25c; store. ls9 zoe.
Eggs-Choice. 2+G25c,
Hops-ls0s contract. l+9IBc
per rb.; 1905 crop. l0qllc' -
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-07-09

aurns-Tbo loc.i u,,,.a a,a,.
land ono. has hasn no,,a.a ,,., ~,
Uarnev Valley Imnrov.m.n, c.
many segregation known a. IN. ,am
ous Carey Ianas ha. hs.n .an.a,.a
and thes, Isnds 20 ooo ..,.. -
which are Ioca,ea clos. 90 p,...
will h. ooened M on,. ~ n,,,,. -.
trv 4, ia ,hou.ht ,ha, .v.rv ..,.
of ,bi. land viii h. ,.kan IN . ysr,
short time
u,us,o.o NJ. ~. No.. =,
vaa.. %, .,,,a :, -, "NN'.
:. - ,,..,.a =. .,sS,.,s sNu'o". ,s.
-. a,a.,.aa,.,.s 80 " "s.'
80. .,,,s,. 90 ,," ~ '
-. .., -. 49, -.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-07-09
EVENTS IN OUR STATE
OF MINOR IMPORTANCE

Marshneld-The school board At
Bandon will issue $4,000 In inter
est-bearlng warrants TO dsfray a
shortage In the finances for the year.
Portland-The first Victim OF the
Fourth In Portland was Joe Goska.
aged IL. A toy canon exploded and
both his hands were almost blown
on at the wrists.
Salem-After practically confess
Ing that he murdered Harry Logan In
Portland last winter. Joe Anderson a
stepped upon the trap at the state
penitentiary Friday afternoon and
was hanged until dead.
Salem--M m. Herve. who shot and
killed Henry Sullivan In n pistol
duel at Gates some weeks ago. died
Monday morning at the Salem Hos
pital as the result OF wounds re-
ceiyed In the battle.
Astoria-W. A. Mack, who has
been deputy fish warden In the Low
er Columbia River district during
the present season. has been appoint
ed chief deputy warden to MI the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
+. C. Brown.
Wallowa-Clark Burton Downing,
l4-years-old, was instantly killed at
q o'clock Monday night by a thun-
derbolt The same bolt that killed
Downing frightened a horse that his
younger brother was riding. and Il
came near killing the smaller boy.
Marshheld-William Wade and
Thomas Goodale have purchased a
3O-horsepower automobile. carrying
six passengers. which they will oper-
ate on the Coos Bay Roseburg road.
The trip from Roseburg is made In
IA hours.
Portland-With O view Of show
Ing the development OF aerial nayl.
cation In the four years since the
Lewis and Clark exposition In 1905,
the directors OF the Portland Fair
and Livestock Association has de-
cided to bring here the airships now
making daily flights at the Seattle
fair. for the week OF the stock aud
race show, September 20-25.
Burns-The American Land q
Livestock Company OF this county |
has sold It's land holding. consisting
OF ll.44o acres, to Chicago capital |
lists. who will put the land On the
market and sell II In small tracts to
settlers. 1t is located In the south.
ern part OF Harney county. near the
Nevada line and Is adapted for fruit,
grain and alfalfa growing.
Heppner Junction-In an attempt
to get even with the o. r. 4 N. Co.
for being thrown on a train, while
his way to Portland, George
English Friday night tried to de-
rail passenger train No. 6. bearing
200 passengers. near Castle Rock.
When confronted with the evidence
he confessed and begged for
speedy trial,