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DOUBLE-FACED CHINAMAN.
lC n Jo jr t h o
th e
women Dread
L
OK
HKlil?
L o o k o u t G e n llc u u ii!'
The disfiguration caused by skin disease,
even more than the tormenting irrita- |
“It occurred several years ago—near­ lion which is so commonly associated
Fur y u i’.r
ly 20_and it bent the Cardiff Giant all with it. The cutt of Dr. .Pierce*» Golden
Medical Discovery
hollow. Home showmen got a China­
generally remits
man, »hayed the back of hl#.head flow
in a c o m y M e te
the crown to the nape of the nick and
cure of eczema,
then grafted the face of another man
pimples, eruptions
oh it. The result was a double-faced
and othey forms
of disease which
Chinaman, and a harvest of coin fur
have their c^use
those who worked the triek. I he freak
iu an impure con­
FOB T H E COMING SEASON,
was exhibited over England and—’’
dition of the blood.
“Wait a minute." Interrupted a by­
"Golden Medical And see ivhat you need ,in the
stander, who, according to the Phila­
1 IHscovery ” abw-
delphia Inquirer, had overheard the
lutely purges the of E x tra?. l)i>i»’,l wail u n til ill'
little tale. "Where did the second face
bioou of numoih last tiling, lilR send Vuin' orilerx io
i ami poisons, and
come from?"
so cures the cuta­ cnily, for the
The relator of the tale looked at hit
neous d i s e a s e s
interlocutor with scorn.
which bad blood
"Where did it come from?” he re­
breeds and feeds.
plied. "Why. from another Chinaman,
There is no alco­
of course. 1 didn't mean to say that
hol in the w Colddn
the grafting process was successful
M ed ical Discov­ Is *
enough to preserve U>e movements of
ery” and it is en­
the ej’es and lip* and all that sort of
tirely free from
In o rd erin g extyas p hase men
o p iu m , cocaine,
tiling’ blit It was successful enough
and
all other nar­ lio n kin d o f innuer, dale oi sin t
to - - *
cotics.
an d N o. o f piece w a n te d , and llm
"Entitle you to this,” put in the
” 1 w as t r o u b l e d
doubting one. "Take it mid be sure of
will be no trouble in m aking a til.
w ilh eczem a from ihe
receiving the best the hoilse affords.”
crown o f my b o d to the »»1« o f my h e t .”
<Visit will handle the
w rite. Mr«. Kiln Quick, o f Vn*. CUy. Tuscola
“This” proved to be a card bearing Cc
Mich «Could not walk at tim es, nor wear
the nddress ¿f a Race street opium my »ho4i> T hought there w as uo help for me
at least the doctor said there w as none I went
parlor.
to see friends at Christmas tim e and there
"Be sure that your pill is well heard o f the good that Dr. Pierce s G olden Med
Discovery had done for them , and was
| cooked." added the doubting one, "for leal
advised to try it ht once For fear that 1 m ight
a green one might make you tell an even n eglect it my friends sent to th e village and
a bottle and made me promise that I would
worse yarn than the double-faced Chi­ got
take it. t had be«h » « t in g worse all th e tim e
I took thirteen bottles o f the Golden Medical : MOWERS,
naman. Good-by.”
1 and ten vials o f Dr Pierce’s Pleasant
And he was gone before the other Discovery
Pellets, and osed the ’ £11 H ealing S alve.’ which
HAY-HAKES,
man could get the eifipty beer mug he m ade a com plete cure It was slow, but sure. I
was taking the m edicine about eight m onths.
reached for.
«1 would sav to all w ho read th is: Try Dr.
and TEDDERS,
MOW ERS,
REAPERS
and H A Y -R A K E S
HARDWARE STORE
j O e e a a lo a .
THE GARDEN CITY MEDICINES
AND TOILET ARTICLES.
A lin e of fa m ily reroedle, m ad« and .o ld by
a . exc lu rively. E v .r y p re p a ra tio n la g u a ra n ­
teed to contain th e purest and beat drug».
«Ingle tr ia l w ill prove th e ir s u p e rio rity . Any
u, these rem edie. w ith l u ll d ire c tio n , lo r using
M a t prepaid on receipt ol price.
A
Q ulckactlon L a x a tiv e T a b le t! for C.m .tlpa-
tfilio u .n e ss. . H eadache, lo d lg e .'.io n . D ll
t lo >n,
n ,,________
i—
z la e H s , a a d -----------.a
T o r p i d . Liver.
S tr ic tly vegetable,
^ C(kirdeu C ity H eadache Cure, for Nervouz
H eadache. 3 ick -H ea d a ch e N eu ra lg ia , m in d in g
H eadache, S lee p lessn ess. F la tu len cy and Som
S tom ach , H arm less. One dose 10 cents, 3 xox
G uide« C ity E y e w a sh , for Inflam ed or
W eak E yes. S ca ld s, C uts, B u rn s, B ru ises ana
Old Sores, E n tirely H arm less. Pow der enough
for m ak iu g on e p in t. 60 cents.
Dr. W ilh o it’s L a d y ’s S y r in g e , $3,50. Sm all
Hard Rubber S y rin g e 30 cen ts. R ubber Hana
P ressu re sy rin g e, 3 p ip es 60 cen ts.
Badger
F o u n ta in S y rin g e, 3 hard rubber p ip es, 1 q t.
»1.00, 2 q ts. >1.25. A ja x F o u n U in S y rin g e, finest
m ade, 4 hard rubber p ip es, 2 q ts. >2.1». Hot
W ater Bottles. W h ite rubber 1 a t. 75 cen ts, 2
u ts. 90 Cts., S ilk finished 1 qt >1.25, 2 q ts. >140.
A m erican Beauty C om plexion T a b lets, for
c le a n sin g the sk in o f B la ck h ea d s, P im ples,
Moth P atches, F r eck les, and a ll sk in d isea ses,
c a u sin g th e ch eek s to h a v e th e natural tin t o f
y o u th and h ea lth . SOcta.
A m erican Beauty Cold Cream, fo r rem ovin g
T a n , F reck les, and a ll im p a rities o f th e sk in ,
and g iv in g it a soft v elv ety appearance, 40 cts-
A m crican B eau ty F a c e Pow der, for a co­
v er in g to the sk in , k eep in g a ll d u st, soot and
o th er im p u rities from th e pores, and g iv in g a
refined eleg a n t appearance to th e to ile t. P in k
or W h ite. 25 cts.
A m erican Beauty Frozen P erfu m e, for car­
r y in g in pockets, k eep in g in draw ers, ch ests
and tru n ks, to perm eate c lo th in g , and im part a
fra g ra n t d elica te and la stin g perfum e. It Is
superior to liq u id s, a s it can n ot s p ill, w a ste or
evaim rate. 25 cts. a cak e, 2 for 45 cts.
V a g in a l Sup p ositories for a ll fem a le lrreg-
ularit ies, 90 cts. per box.
W rite for our term s to a g e n ts a n d d ru g g ists.
CARDEN CITY MEDICAL SUPPLY HOUSE.
56 Fifth Avcnur, C h ica l
TIN
★
★
TANS
★ of ••Star”
tin tags (ahowing small Btars printed on nailer »Id*
t X ’’ Horse Shoe."
“ Good L uck.” “ Cross Bow
★★
★★
★★
★
★★
★★
★★
★★
★★
Drummond
Natural L eaf Tin Tags
and ••
“D
rum m on d’ ” ---------------_
- are of equal value in
securing presents m entioned below, aud may be assorted.
Every man, woman aud ch ild can find som ething on th e U M
that they « o u ld lik e to have, and can nave
and
Osborn anil t a g
M A C H IN E R Y ,
K n o w th e N ew s «
TAM.
TAOH.
....
23 Clock, 8-day. Calendar, Thermom-
eter. B a ro m e te r........................... * •
*5 14 Gun
case, leather, no better made. BOO
2* 25 Revolver, automatic, double action,
8»
32 or 38 caliber...................................
26 Tool Set, not playthings, but real
w
tools .............................................
25 29 Toilet
Set deco-ated porcelain.
very handsome ............. •
28 Remington Rifle No. 4. 22 or W « * l.
29 Watch, sterling silver, full Jeweled 1000
¿0 30 Dress Suit Case, leather, handsome
and d u r a b le........ .......... .......... • 1009
SI Sewing Machine, first claaa, with
75
all attachm ents.........................
iboo
32 BevulVer, C olt’s, 3s-caliber, blued
................................................... 1600
13 Shears, “ Keen Kutter.’’ ....................... .. 33 Rifle. C olt’s, 16-shot, 22-caUber. • 1600
14 Nut Set, Ci acker aud 6 Picks, silver
34 Guitar (Washburn), rosewood, ia-
laid .....................................................
IB ¿nse Bail’,*•’Association,” best qual.100
16 Alarm Clock, nickel..
........ . • • • 160 35 Mandolin, very handsom e............... 2009
17 Six Genuine Rogers’ Teaspoons, best
36 Winchester Repeating Shot Gun,
12 gauge.............................................. *000
plated goods
.. .••••• -
18 Watch, nickel, stem wiud and set 200 37 Remington, double-barrel, ham­
19 Carvers, good steel, buckhorn
mer Shot Gun. 10 or 12 gauge
2o00
.200
h a n d les.................... « .........................
38 Bicycle, standard make, ladles or
20 Six Genuine Rogers’ Table Spoons,
g e n t s .................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 5 0 0
best plate«! goods.. .•••••
21 Six each, Knives and Forks, buck-
39 Shot Gun. Remington, douhh» bar­
horn handies
■■■■■■
250
rel, hammerleas..................................3000
22 Six each, Genuine Rogers Knives
and Forks, best plated goods....... &00 40 Regina Music Box, 1555 inch DUQ..6U00
Match Box...............
.
....
S K n i f e , o n e b ia d a , g o o d n te«l
8 8 c 1 m < ) » , 4 i n c h e s • • “ •••
4 Child’* Set. Knife. Fork and Kpoon
6 Salt and Pepper Set. oneM«’h. quad-
tuple plate on w hite ipetal..............
6 French Briar Wood Pipe.
••••••','
7 Razor, hollow ground, fine English
steel .
8 Butter Knife, triple plate, best
9 S u g lr ih e li'tr ip le pla’«. b«*h qual. .
10 Stamp Box. sterling •Uyer ...
11 Knife. “ Keen Kutter. two bizdea
12 Butcher Knife, ” keeu Kutter, 8-tn
1
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Before many weeks we will wake up
sopie fine morning to find out th at the
leaves on the trees have begun to
blush with pride just before their fall
unil that summer has gone. Then we
will hear from all sides;
"Oh. why
didn’t I do this or that? I Intended to
all summer but didn't g e t around to
if. and now it is too late!" aays the
Detroit Free Press.
One of the things to b e deplored will
be that more time was not spent in the
open air—at the parks, on the river
and at near-by country piuco». It is so
easy to set out the summer Jolng
P o
Y o n
nothing. But it is a bad habit, for
when winter com es again it seems like
an ¿Id story and isn’t half so welcome
ns if the summer had been spent In com­
plete change. This Is genuine old-fash­
ioned picnic season, and the picnic
Pierce'» Golder, Medical L'ucovery before w ait-
on ’lit not to be despised. Nothing is so TREE CULTURE IR GERMANY
Yon ean have it all for
ixig lir e and raoB#y.* ■ ’•
CULTIVATORS
deligh tfully unconventional; and re­
Dr.
Pierce’a
Pleasant
Pellets
assist
the
laxation, of course, is t¡hc basis of rest. I I is R e g a r d e d a a O n e o f < k e i l o e f
Per
action of the "Discovery."
and FLOWS.
Jlut it is a great m istake to think that
P r l a e d o 'e e a p a l io n a o f t h e
Month
Month
n picnic la not a success unless the en­
P e o p le .
Try a P eerless S co tch C lip p er P lo w
tire party is roused out of bed at sun­
tii The Evening Telegram, of Port­
an il vou will use no other.
rise and the lunch big enough to feed a
land, Oregon, It is the ‘urge? t ev-,
While congress and the several state
JiOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
ening newspaper pnblifelmd in Ore-
regim ent. Quantity there must be. of legislatures have for years been flood­
E. H . C H E E V E R .
■gon ; it emitains till .the uewft <»f the
a-oerse, for everybody experts to eat too cd
ed with petition»auu
petitions and propo.eu
proposed laws
. ..... for
.... ,
p T M F V ..
TH E IN
j T E R IO R .
Langlois, C urry C ounty, Oregon. state ami uf the nation. Try it for a
much, but moré than anything else, (he preservation of .he forest trees of D E JA B T M E N 1
UBii, O keoox ,
month. A »ample ropy will he mail­
have the lunch a dainty one. One (he country, nearly all of them more
’■ ■
April
April 6, l!»01.
ed to vou free. Address
doesn't mind a grasshopper or two in , or less defective, the peoplepf Germany
Notice is hereby given that the fol- HOM ESTEAD CO NSOLIDATED NO­
THE TELEGRAM,
the lemonade cr a fnmily reunion of have solved the problem with very little loiving-naiueil settler l i a s filed notice
TIC E FOR PUBLICATION.
ants on the cake but if 1 he sand wiches ado. Germany is an old country. Cen­
K R T I A N D , OIL
of his intention to m ake final proof in
are thick and the cuke is dry and other turies ugo what we might call Its Vir­ support of his eluim , and thut said
things are in the same black list not gin timber was exhausted and the proof will be made before J . H. Upton,
L and O ffic e at R okkbi ' rg , O rkgo . n ,
M arch 8, 1901.
even a picnic appetite will be satisfied. country found itself wlt/i a dense popu­ U . 8. Coniuiissioner, at L n n g lo is, c re -
N
otice 19 hereby . . g . iv en that the f«»l-
uon,
ou
May
22.
Ifidl,
viz:
|
____________
lation dependent on u limited area of
ACHILEH M A R T IN ,
I lotviiig-nuined settlers have filed notioe
1
POOR PAY OF MODELS
j land to supply its needs for wood ma­
f VA'-JV'XTX’*'
O„
Homestead
Enirv
Mr
the
j
terial.
What
should
they
do?
Should
3
J'. H . Upton, N
A C a lila » ? T h a i 1 h F a l l o f H a r d s h i p
EJ
SEJ
section
fi,
they
stint
their
use
in
this
direction
to
Yearly lo C hristian
U. 8. UoininiiSloner, a t L an glois, Cur­
a n d M a k e s U n i S m a ll
.
Tp. 32 8„ K. II w.
i
niggardly
amount?
Should
thoy
call
ry county, Ori'gon, May 4th, 1‘JOl, viz:
innn or woman to :
R eta rá .
He num es the follow in g w itnesses to Joseph W hite, ou H . E. No. 8075, lor
! on the Stock of
countries for
look ¡liter our growing bttsi-
prove his continuous resilience upon the Lots 2 and 3, and ttie E i SWJ sec­
The amount of stuff that is written, their supply?
They did nilther of
s
cultivation of saiJ laud, v iz:
tion 12, Tp. 31 8., R. 15 West. \\ it- !, ness in th is und adjoining
and presumably read, about model* these things. They went to work to mill
Edward Good, of D enm ark, Oregon,
nesses : Frederic J. Hoffsess, George L C ounties; to net as M anager
nowaday’* leads one to suppose that the ] develop the resources aud capabilities E. 8. Dean, of L anglois, O regon,
It. Chenow eth, Miles H. Chenoweth - and C orrespondent; work cun
life of theso men and women i* very : of their own lunds. The states anil T. T. Allen, of Fort Orford. O regon,
und W. L. Chenoweth, all of Denmark, j be done ¡it your home. Luclose
pleasant and delectable. Like most tig , the nobles supported the work. Scl- H C Allen, of Port Orford, O regon.
.1. T. BRIDG ES, Register. Oregon.
lire* of “realistic” fiction, says the I hil- i entlsts labored and managers experi­
G eorge I). C henow eth, on IL L. No. , self-addressed, stam ped envel-
ndelphia Press, this one is not quite mented.
Forest schools were estab­
8643, for the L oti 13 and 14, section 13, ( ope for particulnrs to IL A.
real. One of the few good models of lished to spread through the land the
and NEJ NWL NWJ N l'i, section 24, f Sherm an, G eneral M anager,
Philadelphia
the other day: ‘‘For knowledge that had been gained.
Tp. 31 8., K. 15 west. W itnesses: J o ­ f Corcoran B uilding, opposite
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLIC
A
TIO
N
.
class work I get four dollars a week und Finally they piled up a mass of exact in­
seph W htte, L anglois, Oregon, Miles < United States T reasury, Wush-
Chenoweth, W. L. Chenoweth and
work as m any h ° urN rt day, ff°‘nK on formation ubout treei'and everything
ington, D. C.
Frederic H ofsess, of Denm ark, Oregon.
the stund at 8:45 and posing until 12:45, related to their life, ni»<l established a
department of the interior ,
Frederic J . HofTsess, on H. E. No. Lar.i.rr-~xuei v - J r L r o r ,r.r.T ,»*r.-i r Lx..
w ith a rest of ten minutes in eYery CO. systiiti <>t forest management that is
L vnu O ffice at R oskbcro , O reoon ,
8074 for the Lots 1 und 4, section 12,
April 6, 1S»O1.
The ‘head* model has to do just aft much one of the finest monuments of the
Notice is liei-cby given th a t the fo l­ Lot 1, section 13, Tp. 31 S.. R. 15 west,
posing of the body aii any other, and thoroughness, the conservatism and the
and Lot 2, section 7, Tp. 31 8 .. R. 14
g els less money. However, it’s one of patience of the German race. And to­ lowing-nam ed settler has filed notice of west. W itnesses: Joseph W hite, of
6 0 YEARS’
t»ie few lines of business where weinen day the forest stands as one of the h is intention to make final proot in lain glois, Oregon, G eorge D. Cheno­
EXPERIENCE
do better thap jnen. The latter doh’t prime objSets of the people's regard, a support of his elu im , aud tnat said weth, M iles H . Chenoweth and W . L.
proof will be m ade before J . H. Upton,
seem to have the required bodily e n ­ source Of health, wealth and national U, 8. Com m issioner, at Langlois, Or­ i C h enow eth, of Denm ark, Oregon.
J.T . BRIDGES, Kegisfer.
durance. Put yourself in the most com ­ independence.
eg o n , on May 25, 1301, viz:
fortable position and try to remain so,
“ MITCHELL,
SARAH
M
.
D.
SUICIDE OF A DpG.
unmoved, for five minute*, and you II
On Hom estead Entry No. 8086, for the ¡»TATE OF W ASH ING TO N,) SS.
gnderstund som ething of wjrat I have
N4 NEW 8E!-4 XEJ section 17, 8E}
Coi st y of L ewis ,
)
M arks
to go thtough fbr ten tiines th at long O a w a v O o u U N o i S t a a d « h a R t d l o a l a N El section 8, Tp. 31 8., R. 14 w.
J. L. Sciith s, of Rochester, Thtirs-
D e sig n s
H a w llla llo a T h a t H a ir
w ithout a break. Fpr that reason moat
He nam es tlie follow ing w itn esses to to„ cou n ty, S ta te of W ashington, being
C o pyrig h ts A c .
C a l C ansad.
models prefer to pose for male elasse». I
Anvone ,<-n<1tne n iikolcli a u f «Icaerlptlon raay
prove h is con tin u ou s residence upon i flrst j uiy sworn, deposes and says that
o o ertaln our opluloii free whether an
und cu ltivation of sni 1 land, viz:
for the year i n lin g 1000 he expended aulckly
Men always hfive more consideration.
Invention I, probably palentablo. (oniniuntea.
A
large
Newfoundland
dog
named
tloiisetrlctlycontldentlnl.
Handbook on I a enta
Henry
R.
T
ucker,
of
Bandon,
O
regon,
i
at
least
twelve
hundred
($1200.00)
dol-
A woman painter will make you stand
sent
free.
Oldest «sencyforsecnrlniipatont«.
-- J - o n es, of » Bandon,
i ... c Oregon
- ....
lurs in labor and im provem ents upon
Patents taken throuirb Munn A Co. receive
till her own hand is tired with the Dewey, owned by a family in Brooklyn, J o h n ’H.
tpecial twtwe. without chRrire, in the
brush. Yet in the studio of the m ost is declared to have Committed suicide, George II. B e th e l, of I.anglois, Oregon, I tie claim known as the W uglier placer
considerute one must undergo torture. sava the Philadelphia Enquirer. Ow­ C T. B lu in en roth er,of I.anglois,Oregon. claim in Curry county. State of O re­
J. T. BRIDGES, Register. gon, sam e com m encing at a m aple
Lnrsrest cl
There is a lot of pity given to factory ing to the warm weather that prevailed
tree west of the cabin ; thence run n in g A handsomely lllnetrated weekly. . Terms, >3
girls, bf which a little might be e x ­ lately the head of the fam ily had the
I newsdealer
1500 feet in an easterly direction up the
dog’s
hair
cut
very
short
so
short,
in
tended to a», for the fact is that there is
stream known as the South Fork of
no business in w hich a woman can en­ fact, that the skin could be seen through
NOTICE FOR PUCL1CATION. the S ixes River, to hold the sam e un­ ’ Branch Office. 625 F a t , Washington,
ngton, D. V.
what
little
hair
remained.
When
the
der the laws of ttie U n ited States and
gage where she will suffer no much fa­
operation
was
completed
a
homelier
tile Sixes district. T hat notice is now
tigue and get no little rem uneration as
dog lioulil hhrdly he imagined.
His DEPARTM EN o l THE INTERIOR served tiy publication upon Harry
that of an artist's model,”
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
large feet and head, in contrast with
W eyburn, one of the original owners,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
April 10, 1901.
<„1. w hose postofllce ud tress or residence
hit long, lean legs and body, made a
N
otiee
is
hereliy
given
that
the
is
not
known,
and
that
said
Harry
laughable
appearance.
AN INDIAN TRADITION.
DEPAR TM EN T OF TH E IN T E R IO R ,
low ing-naincd settler has filed notice
Before bis hair was out Dewey was o i his in tention to make final proof in W eyburn, one of the co-ow ners, has
ftaarlj T w n T h o u .H u ,I Hurl M u ir S w a l-
L a n p O ffice at R oseburg , O regon ,
f.iilcd
to
contribute
his
share
of
said
Ihe leader of all Ihe dog* in the neigh­ support of his claim , and that said
t o w e l Ifp In A ln h u in a .
March 15, 1900.
expenditure within the time required
I Uuclo'* I) W. llughea, a well-preserved borhood, but after the clipping the mo­ 1 proof will lie m ade before J. H . U p toii,
Notice
is hereby given th a t the fol­
ftm
.
1
bv
law.
,
,
snd intelligent octogenarian of thia county, ' ment he saw one of his former chums U. 8. Com m issioner, ill Langlois, U ,e
'
J . L. SE A R L E S. Iseal ]
lowing-named settler lias file'1 notice of
who has spent sixty-four years of his lifo in ■ he would put bis tail between his legs gon, oil May 30, 1901, viz :
Subscribed and sworn to tiefore me this h is intention to m ake final proof in
this iinmodinte section, rcceully visited the and sneak away as fast as his long legs
E R N E ST D IV E L B I88,
support of his claim , and tiiat sunt
first day oi February, 1301.
Anniston (Ala.) Times oftteo and told many rould carry him. lie appeared to be
proof will he made before J. If- Upton,
'q
C. G. H U N T L E Y ,
Ou his Hom estead Entry No. 9491, for
reminiscences of Ids younger days. His
a k a l . \N otary Publio for W ash ! ngton, U. S . Com m issioner, ut Denm ark, Ore­
fattier was given by the Indians what is so usbanied of himself that when any­ the HEJ 8EJ section 12, N E l NEJ and
gon, on April 27th, 1901, viz:
residing at Centralia.
now known as the John Floyd Hmith plane, body looked at him he would slink StJ. N E l section 13, Tp. 3 2 8 ., K. 14 w.
H A R V E Y B. SM ITH ,
tie nam es the following w itn esses to
past of tlx ford, aud'which'is now the tiuest away, and no amount of coaxing could
prove h is continues residence upon aud
farm in Calhoun County. Ho soon after-: bring him back.
On Hom estead Entry No. 8483, for the
STATE
OF
OREGON,)
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wal-d considered it too largo for his pur
The humiliation seemed to worry him ; cu ltiv a tio n of said land, viz:
S E IS W i section 20, Ete N W ‘4, M ' t
UoVSTV OF L'l'RRV. I
poseh, and sold it off for ten head of cows so much that one night he wax seen John W. Crowley. George Fitzhugh, 4 .
N. C. D ivelb ies.of Port Orford, Curry N E ‘4, section 29, Tp. 39 8 ., R. 14 west.
und calves. Mr. Hughes says thut the In­ deliberately to lay him self down in T. A llen, 11. C. A llen, all of Port Or­
He nam es the follow ing w itnesses to
county, State of Oregon, b ein g first du ­
dians that lived here were the very personi­
f o r d , O regon.
.
ly kivofii, depose» and sa y s, that du rin g prove his continuous residence upon
fication or honesty, und they regarded front of a fast-moving trolley ear, and I
J. T. BR ID G ES, R egister.
and
cultivation o i said land, viz:
the yerr 1898, 1899, and IIHHJ fie e x p en d ­
truthfulness as one of tho greatest of all before the iiiotorninn could check the
ed Three Thousand E igh t Hundred and A. J. Counts, of L anglois, Oregon,
virtues. Wlo-n a man knowingly told a speed of the ear Dewey w n dead.
Sixty and Sixty H undredth* l|3,8fi0.fl0) Jas. M cAdams, of L nn glois, Oregon,
falsehood be wlu perpetually t iuntod with
Ill’s, in labor ........'
ami im provem
ents
It, Jwo lingers spread out hl the shape of a SULLIVAN'S NARROW ESCAPE.
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- up- Rat D w yer, id Langlois, O regon,
NOn c E p’o R HUBLI0ATTON. Dollurs
he claim s known as the Acme aud Port Bummer», of Hare,'
V wero hold up belure him oa every occur
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on the
l ie M ig h t H a v e B een K i l l e d by a L o t o f
•rgency P lacerM in e, in Curry c u n -
J .T . BR ID G ES, Ki 1 gister. i
simi which meant “forked tongue."
D EPAR TM EN T OF THE IN TER IO R , }j.t^stak'1o;'f O iegon, describ ed bv legal
lln p e c n a ln u e iM in b le r e .
He related a story o f Indian tradition
which was very interesilug In a village a
Lund Ofllee at Roseburg, O regon,
su bd ivisions: The >'<• of the 84 of the
New stories of Mauvico Jeuks, the
mile and a half below the present site of English gambler, known aa ‘‘The Hoc-
April 10, 1901 •
sW J of the NWJ ; th e WJ of the W j of T h e IiT It. H ic k s H»0* A lm a n a c .
Flxlifrit two sqioiws gavo birth lo twins und carat K ing,’’«arc told whenever Ameri­
N otiee is hereby given thut the lid- t|le jjpjj o( the > W |, mid the KJ of the
ilin little pupooses wore all as spoiled as
lowing named settler Inis filed notice of }jW l< of the 8W f of section N o. 8, in
leopards. The squaw* were trlod and all can travelers get together. Jenks, says his intention to m ake final proof in sup Tow nship 32 South, Runge 14 w est of
W hatever may bo said oi the seien-
condemned to dosth ut Ihe stake On tho the Cincinnati Enquirer, who la a gen ­ port of his claim , and lluih said proof
tifle causes upon which the Rev. Irl R.
day tho entire population gathered nt the erous man and b good friend, la also a will lie made before J. H .Tipton, I . S. the M illmni tte M eridian, Oregon.
hold the same under th e laws ol R c.kg b„8es his yearly forecasts of
Beene of execution, more than sevonteon very game map. It was Jenks who Com m issioner, at L anglois, O regon, on U n To
ited SU tes and th e S ix e s D istrict.
micrs u ise.
n s
1
hundred in number. When all had been hacked Mitchell aguiust Uullivan in
That notice is now served by publics- storm mid weather, it is a rernatkabli
Isiiind nt the stake and torches applied Prance. When the party got back to May 39, 1991, viz:
tion upon C . .Y V . M anner, w I hmrj p<»wt- fact th a t specific warnings of every
DA NIEL H. DIVF.L1JSS,
ihcro was a sound as of thunder, ihe earth England Sullivan wnsinfnfm ed of some
opened and every soul, with the excep­ remarks Jenks had made at the ring re­ On his H om estciil Entry No. 10305, for oftiee ».Idle*» is 27U2, California Street, great storm , flood, cold wave and
citv
of San Franviaoo, b'tnte of Cuhior- drouth, have been plainly pripted in
tion of two youi.g braves, were swal­ flecting Upon his professional ability, the 8J N W>4, NWJ S W i section 7, Tp.
nia ; that said C. V. M anner, one oi the
lowed in It* depths The young braves
32 8., R . 11 w.
his now famous Alm anac for many
went off to the Gh«rok»e I'arion got them anil he swore that he would make Jenks
He mimes the follow ifig w itnesses to co-ow ners, lias iftiiod to contribute his
squuws, came and settled down near the eat hi* words. That evening Sullivan, prove Ms continuous teaidenco upon nhare oi ¿aid expenditure within the years. The latest startling proof of
scene of the great accident, and remained half under the Influence o f liquor, am t eultivatian ol said land , viz:
tim e required bv law, and that the suki this fact w as the destruction of O alves-
until driven away before the civilixa visited the Empire theater, ou<| Jeuks John W. Crowlev, George Fitzhugh, T. C. V . Manner holds Four llu ud red and ton. T exas, on the very day named by
tion of the whites. T ils happened only was pointed out to him on the prom ­ T “ ilflu H C A ilen -ÏÏ ó Port O n FifUTOUr and Tw enty-five H undred th ,
sixty years before the coming of the Hughes enade. The prize fighter w ent to the ford, Orcgon ‘
‘
(»464.251
d.dlarsof th is com pany’s mon- Prof. Hick» in his I960 Alm anac, m o n o
(»464
of disaster by storm »long the gu if
family into this »cation, and was often ro- gambler, who Is about five fdflt six
ey, for which lie lias made no scttle-
J.
T.
B
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ID
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S,
Register.
lotcd to ttie family.
coasts. The BX)l Almanac, by far the
inches tall, and began: "You're the fel­
A large pond of beautiful water now cov­
N .C . D IV B L B I8S . finest, m ost com plete and beautiful yet
ers the spot. It is called "Blue poud," and low that backed Mitchell against me,” i
Subscriis-d and »worn to iiefote me this
‘•We)l,’’ retorted Jenks, sharply, "If
soundings on different occasions have
lytli day y of
of March,
March. 1ST'
1901. ! published, is now ready. This remark
ADMlNISTRAfOR’H NOTIOE.
failed to find its bottom. A few years since somebody didn't put up the money for
( m eal )
W ALTER HUTTON.
able book of near two hundred pages,
a greut tree was floating iu thta pond. Al- you loafers to fight for you'd have to
Notaty Publie.
splendidly illustrated w ith charts and
tcrn itely it would raise Ils trunk high work for a living.”
Notice is hereby given that the u n ­
h oll-tone engravings, goes as a prem i­
above the surface of the waters, then as
Sullivan did not pursue the conversa­ dersigned has been appointed Adm in­
regularly wouid ita roots be turned upward tion further, and when it was inti­ istratrix of the Estate of Henry J.Z um -
um to every subscriber who pays one
and project noevo the wcier in the same mated to Jenks that he had narrowly Wait, deceased, ny th e County Court
dollar a year for Prof. H icks’ journal,
way. This is not tradition, but facta
eneape a thrashing he said: “ Why, of the State Of Oregon, lor' the county
W ord xxo W orks . T he Alm anac a|one
The old gentleman h is in hit possession
of Curry. All |ien<tus Indebted tosal.l
a quaiut old Spanish coin, about the atse of there were twenty men hanging around Estate are required to pay the sam e to
is sent prepaid ior only 25c. Order from
there
who
are
borrowing
anywhere
»ur silver dollars, ooioed in 200. It was
W ord and W orks P ublishing Company,
given him by his grandfather at his birth, from a shilling to a sovereign a day me w ithout delay, and all perAOim hav­
1 2201 L ocust street, St. L ou is, Mo.
and it has never loft hi* possession. The from me, and they would be so eager in g valid eluim s against said Estate
are requested to present the sam e to
co m is uow worth upward of H00.
to prove their gratitude that **
lle B M t r Is l llo o d D « e p .
Tho o'd gcntloman says tbu is a fast and ruffian had ever laid his hands on me m e at iny hom e on Nixes “ ,v*r. with
proper evidence of the leg a lity of same
Clean blood mean« a clean akin. No
unfriendly age. When he used to gd to ( thev’d have killed him "
within
six
m
onth*
from
the
dnte
of
the
beauty
without
it. Cascarela, Candy Cathar
muster in St. Clair County in the long ago I
tic t lean your blood aud keep it clean, by
first publication of this notice, te w it :
his shoulder would he almost dislocated
stirring
up
the
laiy
liver and driving all ira-
April 1«, 1901.
from ah iklnghanda. "Sow,” said he. “but
puritiea from the body. Begin today to
Dated at Hixes River, Curry county.
few puoplo deign to speak, and but seldom
banith pimple», boils, blotchea, blackhead»,
Oregon, April 16, 1WH-
Is it that your hand ta grasped with the
and that sicaly bilious complexion by taking
ELIZABETH C. ZUMWALT,
fervency of friendship Alts, time* have
Caacaret«.—beauty for ten cent». All drug-
Administrator of the Estate of Henry
clianged," said he, "but there will be a
A-i»t», »a»¡«faction guaranteed. 10c. 25* . 30 a -
I ZumwaH.'ihxwaseil.
reckoning bv and by ’
Itiip l
star
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