The Port Orford tribune., April 09, 1901, Image 4

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T H E T R IB U N E .
M ary w as the pcpulare»’ of'ir, all. T hey
w o u ld n 't L a r t j cur dxivic* back then,
b u t tr.iLC us Lot., ccnic rig h t in to s u p ­
TU ESD A Y . A P R IL u, Bail.
per. 1 d id n ’t iz^ c tly calculate cp d tiu
this, b u t Mary looked like »be w anted
By BARTON PITTMAN.
to, «9 I <iid. th ey tried to m ake me
0 j.’F H ’IA l. P A H 8 S n r <" ¡ ; ; i Y r o .
dance, b u t I d o n ’t know Low . H w a- the
o p e n in ’ of a u< w sum m er hotel, you
S T H E recruit» commenced Io seat know . A y o u n g fellow th a t set n e x t to
JfttM'KD KVIiKV T» K-1>A* KVKNIX«.
te r around in the shade, the jo u r ­ me a t th e tab le, und was m ighty polite
I’r n p i i e t c r
SFALTT.K SU TT O N .
n alist and the Hancock volunteer pro­
in h a n d in ’ m e everything, -aid Ji# was
ceeded to w ard the h ead q u a rte rs of the g o n te r be th e re at the h o ld for some
,
ENGLISH AND IR IS H
colonel of the regim ent. A fter the sal­ tim e, ar.<l th a t we m us’ come ’round
u ta tio n s had been exchanged before the often. Of co u rse, 1 a.-Ued him to come
|^ r| iy T h e s e T w o ll« e e a H a v e FVeeer ten t of the com m anding officer the voi
see us, too. He was a pretty g lib talker.
lie s a A b le to l'» « l e ra l a n d
u n te e r addressed t i c color«'!» sn jin g . W hen we w as leavin’ mid te llln ’ every­
E a c h O th e r.
a p ’n if you need any more of H a n ­
‘
_____
I cock county boy.-, I’ll g e t’m for you." body good-by and prom UJn’ tc come
again koqii , 1 heard a lady from .Tew
T hat the E nglish and th e Irish , liv­
“ If they’re all as fine-locking ph} sical
in g un<’** the » a x r physical "unditions, specim ens a» yourself»” t>»id the co Ion el, York nay to a n .>1 her one: ‘W ouldn’t
Khou'd hive the m ost opposite chnrac- jovially, “I ’d like to have a whole arm y she be a queen w ith the rig h t tra in in ’?
teriitiffi of any tw o people in the world uf them ; our regim ent will be filled up We got ¡11 th e sp rin g wagon .and drove
is oi.e of 11.e myifctei ie*. I he physical in a day or so, but I ’ll let you know in hom e, and she was je s’ ail ex citem en t
tellin* m e w hgt e tim e they had th at
conditions of th e tw o races a n a 'm o st
day a n d how I ought to learn to dance.
idebtieal. Ire.xn<C like E n g la n d , being tim e."
A fter they had left the q u a rte rs of I t was a b e a u tifu l night, und it m ade me
ipsular, with a su rface marks?. J>y mod­
the colonel and w< re stretched upon so h appy to know she was e n jo y in ’ h e r­
e ra te in*gwhud ties und possessing a
the g rass in the shade the newspapci se lf so. ’
m^'.st ahd equable clim ate, the chief
‘ T w o d .yg a lt e r some ladles drove
di litre nets being th a t Ireland is ra th e r man took occasion to put bis fa v e
"Why did you en
’round in th e ir carriag es and asked her
more m ou rta-ap u s ti an Ei gland and question:
Som etim es th is question elicits a;
to go to the sp rin g s win» *ni again. She
its clim ate b»‘«npr a little in.ldcr and
w i l d ., l e t th e tw o peoples are sh a rp ­ burst of p atriotic a rd o r which fills the said ‘No,* b u t when site seen I w as anx­
a ir w ith «tars and strip e s and eagles: ious to have h e r go, she w ent w ith them .
ly contrast*»! in tem peram ent and c h ar­
acter. The Irish are aa ¡mp»U«ive, m er­ som etim es (m ost frequently’) it calls T hey drove lu c k a fte r supper, h e r und
curial, hum orous and unm ethodical as forth u hard-luck sto ry , which p a in ts in th e tw'o ladies and a young m an, and
the English are stol.d, o rderly and prac­ glow ing colors tfie virtues of the victim , they ull told me I - ught to have been
tical. in w ar the Irish a re m ost suc­ but on this oc<*ii ion th e answ er was th ere . T h a t n ig h t she seem ed k in d er
cessful in a tta c k , the E nglish in de­ m erely: “ W ill. 1 have n o th in g to lose," unresless. She talk» »1 a heap ’bout the
fense. The Irishm an enters in to raa<ri- “ B ui." protest» d the n e w sp a p e rm a n , nice th in g s th e y ’d all sai.l ’bout h e r at
m ony w ith his h e art only, the E nglish­ “ th ere ’s no telling how long you’ll have the sp rin g s, but m ostly talked ’bout
man calculates th e cost of m a: riage be­ to be from home, and th ere ’s no ma.n how nine it would be if we could go an*
fore m aking a proposal, I r sh lite r­ th at will take th e sam e Ante rest in r u n ­ travel an’ go to New York a n ’ every­
a tu re is more w itty, more ten *.er, more ning y o u r p lan ta tio n that you do, for 1 w here, a n ’ she said we o u g h t to read'
books a n ’ the like, an* th a t a lady th ere
glow ing th an E nglish, but is less solid presum e you are a fa rm e r? ”
“T h a t’.- tin e , sir; th a t’s tru e ," w as said w hat «he needed w h s c u ltiv a tin ’. I
and enduring. The c o n tra st of ch arac­
te r is most strik in g ly dem onstrated by his delib erate response; “but you see d idn’t like this, ta lk in ’ ’b out h e r like
th e fact t h a t the tw o nations, d uring things a in 't ju st as tin y was. Before she w as a field to be plowed up, ’stead
an in te rco u rse of more than seven cen­ Mary left 1 took in te rest in every thing, of a flow er jes* to grow a n ’ bloom n a t­
turies, have never been able to th o r­ but now—I je s ’ tu rn t the f ir m over to ural, a n ’ w hen t told h e r th is she je s ’
oughly u n d e rstan d each o ’ her, and, a couple of feMows and though 1 m ig h t i laughed and slapped h e r h ands over iny
a p a rt from artificial difficulties m anu­ w rll’s to come to the front and fight for m outh. She went to the sp rin g s right
factu red by unscrupulous a g ita to rs, the my c o u n try . I ’m 34 years old, and I re g u la r for a tim e, th en she w ou ld n ’t
real differences betw een the tw o coun­ ain ’t never done n othin’ but farm , and go no m ore. Som ebody se n t h e r some
»She com ­
trie s have been entirely due to a m utual 1 th o u g h t I ’d tak e a little flghtln* In books, fo u r o r five of ’m.
m enced to read cne of *m o u t loud to me
m isu n d ersta n d in g of each o th er’s char­ m in » j s* nt th is stage."
H ere a forced sm ile played over fils one nig h t. ’Tw as a nice sto ry a b o u t
acteristics.
fugged, care-w orn features. T he c o r­ some rich folks, some a rtis ts , a n d how
THE PHONOGRAPH,
*-qj resp o n d en t w ished to follow th e clew they was lovin’ each o th e r, and th e
ju st th ro w n out about the d esertio n of thin g s th ey w cn‘ to, b u t w hile I got to
O b * T h a t F l a r ' d a T r le k o n a M la - M ary, but d id n ’t know ju st how to p ro ­ lik in ' the pesky books a f te r aw hile, I
« • « • * W h o W o t lr f H a v e H a d
ceed. “ Well, I don’t w ant to discour­ told h e r all the tim e th a t i t w as je s ’
£
I t F re a e h ,
age y o u r patrioliM ii," he said, “ but stories, antf th a t th ere w a sn ’t n o such
y o u ’re g iving up the peaceful leisure of folks in P a ris »?r New Y ork o r a n y ­
I t is stra n g e th at no one b u t a K an­ ru ral life fo r the d a n g ers and e x cite ­ where else. Since she w as te a c h in ’ me
sas pastor, full of the life and energy m ent of a cam paign in which disease is a -re a d ia ’ o u t loud, I took to te a c h in ’
th a t has come to th at state, w ould have as m uch to be feared as Spanish b u l­ her, tellin* h e r w hat I th o u g h t ’b o u t the
th o u g h t of the phonograph a s his sub­ lets."
books. I told h e r th a t life w as a re ality ,
s titu te in the pulpit while a b se n t on a
“ S tra n g e r," «aid th e volunteer, “ th a t’s nnd th a t even if th ree w as su ch people,
vacation. It is reported th a t a n e a rn e st je s’ it. F ro m the way you talk ’bout they w asn’t no b e tte r off th a n u s , ’cause
and pro g ressh e pastor, leuving his •peaceful leisure* I see you a in ’t never th ere ’s advantages a n ’ d isa d v an tag e s
flock for a vacation, left a 30-m inute lived in the c o u n try . F a rm in ’« a good everyw here, a n ’ it all ’m o u n ts to ’bout
serm on on a cylinder to be delivered at th in g if a m an ’s g o t money o r don’t the sam e, a n ’ e v ery th in g in its place is
the proper tim e. The#iym ns w ere sung, mind workin*, and I don’t, but th at w as the best. T h a t’s the w ay I ’d w rite if I
a b ro th er h a d offered p rayer, and the je s’ th e whole trouble. I bleve now w rote books.
Announcem ent? hod been m ade, when when I th in k of it th a t if I had a had
“ Maybe it w as readin* in th em d urn
pne of th e dccous brought forw ard the
m ore tim e to m ake her happy sh e ’d a books ’bout the fashion a n ’ th e w ealthy,
phonograph, placed it upon the pulpit,
been c o n te n ted to stay , but it seem ed or maybe it w as them people a t the
and announced th a t, w hen set in mo­ to me we was m arried at the busiest sp rin g s put foolish n o tio n s in h e r head,
tion, it w ould give a devoted flock one
tim e of the year, nnd then a fte rw a rd s or m aybe it was je s ’ ’cause she com e to
of th e sermon*» which had so endeared
it looked like I had je s’ as much to do know she w as too good a n ’ p re tty for a
th e p a sto r to the congregation. T h ere­
at all tim es. I alw ays bad to look a fte r man like me, b u t a n y h ew she eom-
upon the good deacon set the m achine
the m ilk in ’ at dnybreak, and then be­ inenst to pine a n ’ droop like a flow er
in m otion, says th e Indianapolis Jo u r-
sides the re g u la r w ork there’s enough th a t’« w ith e rin ’. I ’d b e g h e r to go to
p»l.
chore«, nnd the like to keep a fellow the sp rin g s an* enjoy h e rse lf lik e she
No one can im agine the c onsternation
was invited to do, b u t it w a rttt no use.
of th e congregation when the phono­ h u stlin ’ aJl the lim e. Even on rainy She w ouldn’t do it. ArteT ’bout a w eek
days
th
ere
’s
h
arp
ess
to
mend-
and
such
g ra p h gave o u t the song: “ D inah, de
of this th in g th a t sam e lady from New
Moon Am Shining." The song ended, But, friend," and here his face b rig h t­ York drove up to our g a te and asked
ened
up
until
it
w
as
rad
ian
t
w'ith
the
b b t th ere was no break—th e terrible r v w H e v t t o n s , “ i f y ou could nave seen M a r y t o c o m e I n nn<1 p a y « v i s i t t o h e r n t
m achine proceeded to relate a num ber
the sp rin g s. She w anted h e r to sta y as
o f up-to-date but n o t very Sunday or th at little wife of m ine in the dairy, long ns she w ould, and th en M ary did
y
o
u
’d
a
seen
the
p
re
ttie
s
t
sig
h
t
you
p u lp it stories. No one understood the
agree to go and sta y a week, m altin’ the
m achine, but a f te r 20 m inutes the ever saw. In a little speckled calico, condition th a t I w as to oome to see her
skim
niin’
the
m
ilk
aud
wnshin*
the
deacon grasped th e irre v e re n t phono­
every day. I t ’s n lonesom e tim e I had
g ra p h nnd hurried o u t of the church. crocks, singin* the whole tim e, je s’ ns then. I d id n ’t go to see h e r but th ree
happy
ns
a
lark.
Som
etim
es
it
seemed
The much-beloved p a sto r m ight have
days, nnd every day it seem ’ to me I was
been colled before a council had it not to me she was m ore like an angel than unw elcom er than, before, so I th o u g h t
a
wom
an.
But
I
beg
y
o
u
r
pardon,
sir,"
been discovered th a t the serm on-loaded
I b e tte r not go no m ore and let th e chile
pHfcUPgraph had been left in charge of he concluded, refilling his pipe, “ you enjoy h e r visit. I t look* to me like the
said
you
w
anted
to
m
eet
all
the
H
an
­
a son of Belial w ith th e w eakness of a
h a rd er I tr y to please her tlie m ore
cock boys here, an ’ 1 gue»» I’d bettei
practical joker.
th in g s w ould go w rong. W inim in folks
go m ake you ’quainted w ith ’em ’stead
is cu rio u s little thin g s, stra n g e r, nnd a
of i d li n ’ you ail my personal affairs,
awkw ard fellow like me don’t know je s ’
A NATION OF KINGS.
which isn’t the rig h t thing-s to tell to
how’ to h an d le ’em. I had done m o rt­
stra
n
g
ers."
T h e O n ly P e o p le O v e r W h ic h
th e
gaged my fa rm again a n ’ w ent in tow n
Thia sudden halt ip th e n arrative a n ­ and b ro u g h t her silks and d resses and
t
B n r o p a n n P o w e r s C a n C la im
a . •• v .r a fs a tr ,
( . noyed the journalist, w ho had in te r­ gloves jea* the rig h t size, and w hen she
viewed woman suffrqgiats, heard the see ’m she jes* cried a n ’ said I was too
T here now rem ains only one people confessions of crim inals, rynopsized good to her. T hen I got her a piano,
and one little valley so u th o f the th e p ray ers of m in iste rs and even in ­ b u t n o th in ’ w ould suit. T his w as befo’
e q u ato r whose sovereignty linn not been vaded the sanctity of th e home for the she w ent fo r the last tim e to the sp rin g s.
olaimed by som r E uropean power. It purpose j»f publishing to the world the The th in g s is all nt home now. b u t I
i t the valliy of lla ro tse , SO o r 60 miles secrets of private life. T he story had never w a n ts to see them again, a n ’ if
wide, north of L ialui, in South A frica. I som ehow placed him in th a t super- (iod sp a re s me I never will. T h e re ’s
And the only reason why the M arot.e, ly m pathetic condition from w hich ta c t n o th in ’ else to say now, b u t th a t I lef’
who inhabit It, have preserved th eir tak e s flight, but, sum m o n in g th e little ’cause I co u ld n ’t sta r.’ the sy m p a th y and
independence is th a t E ngland nnd P o r­ skill which remained, he d eterm ined to the ta lk in ’ of the neighbi it. a f te r I got
tu g al both claim it, and th e re fo re the make the man lay I »a re his heart.
this le tte r."
w ork of "civilization” is nt a sta n d still.
“ No," lie said, “d o n ’t apologize for
H ere he paused nnd took from th e
It mny not be no easy to conquer hi a n y th in g you say to me. I ’m interested inside p o ck et of his corduroy coat a
M arotse when the tim e c o m e s to r they in it all. When a m an is manly and p a t­ square envelope addressed in a round,
are n tall, well-set-up race, very black riotic his life is alw ays in te re s tin g to girlish h and. T he fa in t odor of violet-
In »kin. In m anners they nre very c our­ me. We nil have o u r sorrow «, ami i t ’s sachet w hich had once perm eated the
teous nnd in bearing dignified. Every a relief to tell them occasionally. Did pages could still be detected, th o u g h
full-blooded M arotse la by b irth rig h t n you say your wife is po longer w ith m ingled som ew hat w ith the arom a of
king, nnd takes his place In th e a risto c ­ y o u ? "
tobacco. I t read:
racy of the em pire. In fact, ns every­
B lundering as this speech m ay seem
“I hope that you will understand and for­
one 1» king, there ia no head ru ler. The to a m ind w hich seeks and finds hidden g i v e m e . Jack, although I k n o w that Qod
bare fact th a t he ia a M arotse insures m otives, it was sufficient to satisfy the n e v e r w ill. I was never happy with you,
the resppet of the subservient tribe», sim ple son of H ancock c ounty, so he and I never was able to make you happy.
A noble, unselfish mar. like you deserve»
and na he grow» to manhood a sense of continued:
a better wife. When you g e t t h i s I w i l l b e
superiority usually im plants in the na­
"Yes, sir; it*« over th re e m onths far away. Don’t try to find me, for you
tive the dignity of sclf-res|>cct. AH since I snw her. V’n d e rs ta n ’, now’, I never can.
M A ltY .”
he labor is done by slaves who have been a in ’t blam in ’ h e r at nil. She was y oung
A fter th e correspondent had read and
gaptured from neighboring tribes.
am, p retty and full of life, a n ’ so I ’d jes* re tu rn e d the le tte r, b oth m en were
•.other to th in k of it all as a big m istake. silent. T hey w atched the Little k n o ts o f
T r i a l s o f th e H o r s e .
F or a little tim e a f te r we w as m arried officers nnd privates ta lk in g to g e th e r
The show horse o f to-dny nerds to be she seemed to be happy, b u t th e n I un d er the shade trees, the sq u ad s of un-
possessed of a thoroughly stro n g con­ notiecd th at she d id n ’t ’p e ar to tak e the uniform ed
re c ru its
cro ssin g
the
stitu tio n in o rd e r to stand the stra in sam e intcres* in thing«. I t w as je»’ grounds to th e ir various com m andn, the
which is Imposed on lain»- «ays the Lon­ a f te r she had spent th e day at S u lp h u r am a teu r cooks p re p a rin g the m idday
don Live Stock Jo u rn al. H urry and bus­ Springs w ith a lo t of y oung folks. I meal, and till of the lazy re stle ssn ess of
tle a re c h a ra c te ris tic of the age, nnd drove h e r over th e re to ft picnic one cam p life. T he H ancock v o lu n te e r was
both men am, horses hare to be away m orn in ’ and then com e for h e r in the the first to speak. "W h at p e ste r- me
from th e ir hom es fo r week» together, evenin’. T here w ere n dozen o r m ore m ost in th e le tte r," he said in a voice
freq u e n tly spending th e ir days in one girls th e re nnd several young m en from trem ulous w ith suppressed etnotion, “ is
show y ard nnd th eir n ig h ts traveling to the cities, but th ere w n rn ’t none of ’em th at she says th a t she know s th a t God
a n o th e r. I t Is possible for them to get could to u ch her w hen i t comes to lo o k s. never will forgive her, and su re God (if
ao used to th e life th a t they suffer no ill She seem ed to enjoy bein’ w lth ’m so there is a ny) shouldn’t be m ore unfor-
consequences, b u t It ia not su rp risin g If
m uch th a t I couldn’t help k in d er stand- givin* th an one of H is c re a tu re s. I f I
th ey do occasionally lose bloom under
in* ’round and lookin’ on for aw hile, bleved p ra y ers w as ever an sw ered , I ’d
in ch conditions. The Infrequency of
but th e n I h u rried on back for I had a be p ra y in ’ for th a t little g irl now , b u t
real b reakdow ns proves th a t th e high
lot o’ hoein* to look after. Well, fir, I as *tis the bes’ th in g I c an do is to go to
class horse stock, taken a lto g e th e r, nre was th e proudest m an in th e w o rld the fro n t an* fight fo r m y c o u n try ."—
re m a rk ab ly ro b u st and health y , or
w hen I w e n t back there for h e r th a t , 84. Louis G lobe-Dem ocrat.
m an y m ore e n trie s would be absent
n ig h t.
E verybody crow ded ’round,
from th e ir places through colds, chills
even th e old ladles, a n d told me w h a t a
gnd o th e r ailm ents, which nre a p t to be
contracted d u rin g audden changes of p re tty d an cer M ary was. All th e y oung
folks in th e c o u n try w as th ere , b u t
AGENTS W A N TED .
temperature.
THE GARDEN CITY MEDICINES
AND TOILET ARTICLES.
A II m of fam ily remodlea made and eoM by
as exclusively. Every preparetioa la ffuaraa-
teed to contain tbe purest end beet drugs. A
single tr ia l w ill prove their superiority. A ay
o t these remedies w ith fu ll directions for using
peat prepaid ea receipt of price.
WHY HE ENLISTED
A
T here is considerable risk incurred
in sh o e in g vicious horses, both to the
b lac k sm ith a n d to the horse itself. To
rem ove th is risk a lto g eth er mi Aus­
tr a lia n has invented a sort of v.ooder.
page, th e sides and top of w hich ape
psiklrvl. 'Hie t e r s e is Iwl in. the door
is fa at.n e il nud the rag« is then turned
com pletely U |»i'lc dow n, the nnlntal
re stin g p |, i,a b fc k w ith Its feet up.
T R E S P A S S N O T IC E .
N otice is h ereb y given to all p a rto n s
n o t to tresp ass upon the prem ises of
Dr. K enyon, situ a te d betw een Floras
I> k e a n d the co u n ty road. in N o rth e rn
C urry, by rem oving, c u ttin g , or des­
tro y in g tim ber 11 non said land. til.» re ­
ward will be paid for inform ation le a d ­
ing to a conviction of trespass os stAted
above.
D ated at B andon, O regon, M arch 14,
1901.
P E T E R NELSON, A gent.
Live, Active m en a n d w om en can
earn from $5 00 to
(X) A day by c a n ­
vassing for F ra n k G. C a r p e n te r ’s book,
’’H ovtii A mkrica : H ihual , I ndustrial
and P olitical .” T he book la iu st out
and is liaving an en o rm o u s sa le. E v­
ery lx)dv w ant* it. As i t is being sold
by sul*scription o n ly , we de sire re p re ­
sentative?« who are h u s tle rs a t o nce to
in tro d u c e the w ork In y o u r te rrito ry .
M ost liberal term s. W rite to d ay for
te rrito ry and full p a rtic u la rs to
T hk S aalpik d P vbiimhinu C ompak <>
A kron, Ohio.
Do you have a feeling of undue fullness
in the stom ach, belching», or sour or
bitter rising»? These are but a few of
the sym ptom s of the disease»! stonin 1
T he worst th in g which can I»e
for the stom ach ui such a case is t o t a k e
some tablet or powder which nn rely
gives tem porary relief from disconitort.
The best tn in g to do is to l»egin the cure
of the disease by beginning the use o f
I>r. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
It cure» diseases of the stom ach and
o th er organs of digestion and nutrition.
I t m akes the ’’ w eak” stomach strong,
and puts the body in a condition of
vigorous health.
" I w a s tro u b le d a lo n g tim e w ith d y sp e p sia ,
to rp id liver, a n d c o n s tip a tio n ,” w r ite s M rs Juba
1C. D eal, o l O stw aB , Ired ell Co . N. C.
s c a rc e ly t a i a n y t h in g at a l l ; w ou ld h ave a tta c k s
o f p ain .som eth in g lik e c olic, au d so m e tim e s it
se » m e d a s th o u g h I cou ld u ot live. 1 w ro te to
D r R V. P ierce, s ta tin g m y co^»Utiop. a n d j?; a
fe w d a y s rece iv e d a k in d le tte r 01 acUi««, te llin «
m e to u se Dr. P ie rc e ’s G old en M edico! D isc o v ­
ery. I to o k four b ottles, an d o u e vial of Dr.
P ie rc e 's P e lle ts, an d n ow 1 cun eat a n y t h in g 1
w a n t nnd it d o n 't hurt m e. I have not be< ; in
t>ed a dnv sin c e I to o k you r ‘G oid e/i }!eujcal
D isc o v er y .' a n d 1 h a v e n ot sin ce felt o n v «vm p-
t o m s o f d isea se . I h a v e n o t ta k e n a n y m ed ic in e
in tw e lv e m o u th s ."
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure con­
stipation.
¡H O M E S T E A D CONSOL’ D V T E D NO­
T IC E TOK PU B L IC A T IO N .
L » xd O rncK
BosKBi Rfi, O regon ,
M arch 8, 19ul.
N otice is h e re b y g iv e n th a t th e fol-
! low in„' iiuineii s e ttle rs have filed notice
o f inti n tio n to jnak«: fin u ln ro o l on th e ir
re sp e c tiv e c laim s before J . H . U pton,
U. S C c tn m issio n e r, u t L an g lo is, C u r­
ry countv. O re g o n , May -1th, 1'JOI, viz:
Jo se p h W h ite , on H . E . No. 8075, for
the L ots 2 and 3, a n d tlie EJ SWJ sec­
tio n 12, Tp. 81 S., R. 15 W est. W it-
n csses: F re d e ric J . Hoffsess, G eorge
D. C henow eth, Miles H. C henow eth
und W'. L. C henow eth, a ll of D enm ark,
O regon.
G eorge D. C henow eth, on H . E. No.
8843, fo r the L o tt 13 and 14, section 13,
und NEJ N tV h N W J N E J, seetiun 24,
T p. 31 8., R. 15 w est. W itn esses: J o ­
seph VVhtte, L an g lo is, Oregon, Miles
C henow eth, W . L. C henow eth und
F re d e ric H ofsess, of D en m ark , Oregon.
F re d e ric J . Ilo tfsess, on H. E. No.
8074 for tlie L o ts 1 u n d 4, section 12,
Lot I, section 13, T p. 31 S.. It. 15 west,
a n d L o t 2, section 7, T p. 81 8 ., It. 14
w est. W itn e sse s: Joseph W hite, of
L anglois, Oregon, G e o rg e I). C heno­
w eth, M iles H. C henow eth nnd W . L.
C h e n o w e th , of D e n m a rk . Oregon.
J . T. B R ID G E S , R e g iste r.
at
Q u jc k a c tlo n L a x a t iv e T a b le t * fo r C o n etip x -
t lo n , B i li o u s n e ^ , H e a d a c h e , I iu lig e * t io n , D ix .
z in e s s , a u d T o r p id L iv e r . S t r ic t ly v e g e ta b le ,
25 c e n t s .
G a rd en C it y H e a d a c h e C u re, fo r N e r v o u s
H e a d a c h e , S ic k -H e a d a c h e N e u r a lg ia , B lin d in g
H e :u la c h e , S l e e p le s s n e s s , F la tu le n c y a n d S o u r
S t o m a c h , H a r m le s s . O n e d o s e 10 c e n t s , 3 for
25 c e n t s .
G a rd en C ity E y e - w a s h , f o r I n fla m e d or
W e a k E y e s , S c a ld s , C u ts, B u r n s , B r u is e s a n d
O ld S o r e s . E n tir e ly H arm less*. P o w d e r e n o u g h
for m a k in g o n e p in t. 60 c e n ts .
D r. W ilh o it's L a d y 's S y r in g e , 52-50. S m a ll
H a rd R u b b e r S y r in g e 30 c e n t s . R u b b e r H a n d
P
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tu
60 b b c e er n t s p . ip e s B , a 1 d g q e t r .
• j g y e e , , 3 3 h p a ip r e d s ru
F o u n s ta
S r r li w e ’ , 3 n a rd
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.1 .0 0 , 2 q t s . >1-25- A j a x F o u n ta in S y r in g e , f in e s t
m x d e , 4 h ard rubber p ip e s , 2 q t s . 32-00- H ot
W a te r B o t t le s . W h ite ru b b er 1 q t . 75 c e n t s , 2
q t s . 9 0 C ts ., S i lk fin is h e d 1 q t >1.25, 2 q t s . >1.40.
A m e r ic a n B eau ty C o m p le x io n T a b le t s , fo r
c le a n tsin if th e s k in o f B la c k h e a d s , P i m p le s ,
M o th P a t c h e s , F r e c k le s , a n d a l l s k in d is e a s e s ,
p a u s in g t h e c h e e k s t o h a v e t h e n a tu r a l t i n t o f
y o u th 1 * 4 lii-.ilth
SO ;ts.
A m e r ic a n l it a ty C old C rea m , fo r r e m o v in g
T a n , F r e c k le s , ai. l a l l im p a r itie s o f t h e s k i n ,
a n d g i v i n g it a s o ft v e lv e t y a p p e a r ta c e , 40 c ts -
A m e r ic a n B e a u ty F a c e P o w d e r , fo r a c o ­
v e r in g t o th e s k in , k e e p in g a l l d u s t, s o o t a n d
o t h e r im p r .r itir s from t h e p o r e s , a n d g i v i n g a
r e fin e d e le g a ut a p p e a r a n c e to t h e t o ile t .
P in k
o r W h ite . 2 5 c ts .
A m e r ic a n B e a u ty F r o z e n P e r fu m e , f o r c a r ­
r y in g in p o c k e ts, k e e p in g in d r a w e r s , c h e s t*
a n d t r u n k s , to p e r n « .a te c lo t h i n g , a n d im p a r t a
f r a g r a n t d e lic a t e an d l a s t i n g p e r fu m e . I t is
s u p e r io r to liq u id s , a s It c a n n o t s p i ll , w a s t e or
e v a p o r a te . 25 c ts . a c a k e , 2 fo r 45 e ta .
V a g i n a l S u p p o s ito r ie s f o r a l l f e m a le ir r e g ­
u la r it ie s , 90 c t s . p er b o x .
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I Mateh Bo*......................... ............ *
t K n ife , on e blade, good st» s l . ,
I 4 Child'»
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Set. K nife, F ork an d Spoon
t»
56
> S alt and Pepper S et, o n e ea ch , quad-
r u p le p late on w h ite m eta l................ W
• F ranch Briar Wood Pip« . •
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7 Razor, h o llo w ground, flna E n g lish
•t
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8 B u tter K nife, trip le p la te , best
• S u g n r ^ h e ii’ trip le pla*e. b est quaL . 6o
10 Stam p Box. ste r lin g s ilv e r ................. 7«
11 K ulfs; "Keen K utter,” tw o b la d e s .. 76
18 B u tc h e r K nife. “ K een K u tte r ,” 8-ln
blad e.................................. . • .................. 76
18 Shears. "K een K u tte r .” S -ln ch ......... 7» S3
14 Mut Bet. C iecker and <J P icks, s ilv e r
Plate-....................
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q ual.lix)
16 B ase B all. "A ssociation,
16 Alarm Clock, n ic k e l...................... ..
tov 36
17 S ix G en uine Rogers* T easp oon s, best
86
plated goods ................... ........
160
18 W atch, nickel, stem w in d a n d se t
800
87
19 C arvers,
good ste e l, b uckh orn
h a n d le s ................................... • • ............. 700
80 S ix G enuine Rogers* Table S poon s,
38
best plated goods................
......8 6 0
81 S ix each. K nives and F orks, buck-
39
horn h and les ..........................
.,8 6 0
88 S ix each. G enuine R ogers’ K n ives
and Forks, beet p lated g o o d s ............600 40
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G uitar (W d .h b u rn ), rosew ood, in ­
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M andolin, v e r y h a n d so m e ....... ..........8u00
W inchester B>pen*’n g S hot Gun,
18 g a u g e ..................................................... 8000
R em in gton , double-barrel, ham ­
m er S n o t G un. 10 or 18 g a u g e .........2000
B icy cle, stan dard m ake, ladies or
gen ts ............................. ..........................2600
S hot G un, R em in gton , doub le bar­
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R egina M usic B ox, 16M Inch D is c ,
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84 G un case, leather, n o better m ade. 600
16 R e volver, n n toin atlc, dou b le a ction .
38 or 88 c a lib e r ........................................ «00
86 T o o l S e t, n ot p la y th in g s, but real
t o o ls ................. ..................... .......................... 6 6 0
27 T o ile t
Set. d ecorated porcelain,
very h an d som e ................................. 600
88 R em in gton R ifle N o . 4, 88 or 88 c a l . 800
20 W atch. Stei lin g liv e r , fu ll jew eled 1000
30 D ress S a it Cb ie leather, haudsom a
and d u rab le........... ......................... . 1000
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tpfc ia l notice, w ith ou t chargo, in th e
th e S ixes R iv er, to hold the sam e u n ­
S c ie n tific B m e r k a n .
der th e luws of th e U nited S ta te s a n d
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failed to c o n trib u te Ids s h a re of said
e x p e n d itu re w ith in tlie tim e re q u ire d
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
by law.
J . L. S E A R L E S . Iseal ]
S u b scrib e d a n d sw orn to before m e th is j D E P A R T M E N T O F T H E IN T E R IO R ,
first d a y of F e b ru a ry , 1901.
L and O ffice at R oseburg , O regon ,
——
C. G. H U N T L E Y ,
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low ing-nam ed se ttle r has filed n o tice of
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! s u p p o rt of ¡ is . l a m, a u d th a t said
ST A T E OF O1USGON.) g s
proot will
a ide before J . H . U p to n ,
Cm nty of C i s s y . ( k
U. S . Ci m unssioner, n t D e n m a rk , Ore-
N. C. D ivolbiss, of P o rt O rford, C urry 1 gon, on A pril 27th, 1901 v iz :
c o u n tv , S tate of O regon, b e in g first d u ­
H A R V E Y B. S M IT H ,
ly sw orn, deposes and pays, t h a t d u r i n g
th e verr 1838, 189‘J , and 13U0 he e x p e n d ­ On H om estead E n try N o. 8483, for the
ed Three T housand E ig h t H u n d re d and S E lS W i section 2 0 ,'E ’i N W t<, N W j
S ix ty a n d S ix ty H u n d re d th s i.|3,8»i0.60) N E t'a, section 29, T p. 30 8., R . 14 w est.
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E m erg en cy P la o e rM in e , in C urry coun­ a n d c u ltiv atio n of said lan d , viz:
ty , S ta te of O iegou, d e sc rib e d bv legal A. J . C ounts, of L an g lo is, O regon,
s u b d iv is io n s : T he s 'o of the t»i of th e Ja s. M cA dam s, of L a n g lo is, O regon,
S W I of th e N W J ; th e IV J of th e W i of P a t D w yer, of L anglois, O reg o n ,
th e N Ef of th e S W J, und th e E J of th e P o rt S um m ers, of H a re , O regon.
J . T. B R ID G E S , R egister.
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of th e S W l ot sectio n No. 8, in
T ow n sh ip 32 S o u th , Bunge 14 w est of
tlie W illam ette M eridian, O regon.
To hold tlie sam e u n d e r th e law s of
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co-ow ners, l i a s fa iled to c o n trib u te his th e prem ises of Mrs. J . A. B u tto n , or
sh a re of said e x p en d itu re w ith in th e th e ra n ch of G eorge T. B u tto n , a d jo in ­
tim e req u ire d bv law, a n d th a t th e said ing, o r upon th e L enfesty ra n c h , le a s­
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ey, fo r w hich he h a s m ade no s e ttle ­ to th e full e x te n t of the law.
m en t.
D e n m ark , O r., M arch, 27th, 1V-90.
N. C- DIVELBI89.
MRS. J . A. BU T T O N .
Subscritied a n d sw orn to before me th is
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