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W o r k e d In B e c re l f o r T h i r t y - F i v e
V « a ra on P e r p e tu a l M o tio n
M a c h in e .
The tie of the effects o f th e late
3 c m ; H orn, an eccentric fa rm e r living
in the Flat wood* d istric t, will d o u b t
less nt trac t a vary large crow d of the
curious., says a Home (Ga.) correFpond-
< nt. of the Ft. Louis Republic. A m ong
tLe t'd n g s listed far th e sale is o r e per
p e tu a l ia.otion m achine. F or 35 y ears
•i n worked every sp a re m om ent cn
his m u ’ inc, o ften w ork in g feverishly
fa r into :. e night, lie gu ard ed his se
ct i i . :id in’s m achine zealously, keeping
it in a siout outhouse, the key to w hich
' is never o u t.o f b!j* sig h t for an in
sta n t. N ot even u m em ber of th e fam
ily was ever perm it ted to gaze cn the
preci<ns work of his brain, and he died
w i t h t l e secret locked in his heart. But
th e i ■)( bine is advertised to sell at
public ou tcry , and a large nyinber will
Le a ttra c te d to th e sale.
Floyd h a s a n o th e r eccentric old fcl-
Jow. who w as for y ears imbued w ith the
idea th a t he could invent a flying m a
chine. B is nam e is Boole, and his m en
tal equipoise is not of the best. One day
Poole got th e m achine fixed to his lik-
i
and, a f te r bidding his wife and
ch ild ren a solem n farewqll, craw led out
on the roof o f his cabin from the sum
mit- o f w hich he.announced th at he was
fi'.ing to fly to Heaven. He launched
» iu.se If o u tw a rd , but. instead of sail
in g off like a bird, Boole and his mn-
chine ( am e.to te rra flrmn like n lum p of
b ad
d.s a <?pusequence of his fool-
l.a rd ir.rss, Poole was laid up for three
m o n th s w ith a broken leg and o th er
dam ages. It is only necessary to m en
tio n “ flying m achine’’ in Boole’s pres
ence now to send him into a tow ering
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E X P R E S S IV E AM ERICANISM .
P e c u lia r ity W h ic h nu In te llig e n t
T a i l o r I n L o n d o n F a i l e d to
L u d c ra ta n d .
t*\Vhen I go over to the old country
I am going to g e t o lot of clothes to
m iu g back w ith m e,’* said a well-known
V in d so rit» w ho w ent abroad recently,
according to th e Chicago Inter Ocean.
“Oh.” said h is h earer, “ if th at is the
c a s t. I have u b ro th e r who is a tailo r
in London, i.ntl I will give you a le tte r
of iu tro d net ipp, and w rite him tellin g
h im 4 o us< yo u r ig h t.”
In coin c of tim e the traveler stepped
in to th e ta ilo r shop in London and pie-
-ented his le tte r of in troduction. He
got a w arm h andshake from the tailor,
who said he had received a le tte r from
his b ro th e r telling him of the tra v e le r’s
expected arrival, but could not u n d e r
stand p a rt of the letter. T he letter,
when prod peed, read:
‘‘Dear B rother: The b earer, Mr ----- ,
is from o u r place and w islu a to g et a
lot of clothes in London. lie has all
sort . f money. Soak him . Y ours a f
fectionately.”
The j,a rt of the letter th a t could not
be understood was the concluding
phrase. The traveler.of course u n d e r
stood the Am ericanism , but m anaged
to keep his face stra ig h t w hile he gave
,it a fayproble construction, lie saved
,the laugh until he copld have it on his
Am erican friend.
R A R E OLD P L A N T S
Hom e
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That
Have
D ln n p p e a m l
f« r
C c n t u r l e « H a v e (B een R e v i v e d
by C h an ce.
I
Rome 25 years ago, w hen th e scoriae
to r slag) produced by th e ancient
G reeks in w orking th e silver m ines of
L aw im ur, m a r Athens, w a ;. rem oved, in
o rd e r to be reworked by m ore efficient
m odern appliances, th e seeds of a kind
of poppy of the g e n u sG lu rcin o n , w hich
had lain underneath th e slag in a dor-
n. m t condition for a t least 1.500 years,
p ra n g up again all over th e uncovered
g n 1 .3
Unknown in m odern tim es,
th is p lan t was described in th e firstc e u
rv of o u r era by D ioscorldes and
i'lu iy , and had disappeared from the
face of the globe for 15 o r 20 c en tu rie s.
T he fact th at these seeds should have
re ta in e d th eir vitality so long seem s
v. . y e x trao rd in ary , b u t th e re are o th e r
in d an ces q u ite as rem arkable. F o r in-
4 a i--v . rasp b erry seeds fouud in 1835
in nn nnciopt tum ulus in a coffin buried
30 feet I), nv the surface, and believe«,
'o have been th ere slqce th e second cen
tu ry , w ere successfully planted. And
nt a n o th e r case seed*» of the Poly
gon um Convolvulus, d u g up from the
b o tto m of a sand pit, where they were
believed to tu n e been buried for 2,000
? e trs, were still vigorous and produced
h e alth y p lan ts.
H. P . M yton, U nited S tates Indian
»gent nt W hite Bocks, U tah, has
unong the U te Itidjavu on his reserva
t io n a ninn who for 20 years h its done
aw ful penance to atone for the acci
d en tal killin g of his m other, but who.
in spite of w hat he tins passed thro u g h ,
th in k s th a t he has not yet suffered su f
ficiently for hU transgression.
T he killin g was entirely accidental,
and th e trib e held the Indian blam e
less and did not punish him. H it con
science, however, was his accuser, and
t held him up as a crim inal.
W hen his first b u rst of g rief was
over he imposed a harsh sentence upon
h im self. H e m ade a solemn vow th at
fo r th e re st of his life he would n o t w ear
.c lo th in g o r e n te r a bouse, tepee, or
o th e r dw elling.
F or m ore th a n 20 years the redskin
has k e p t bis w ord. He sleeps in the
open a ir, w ith a piece of old blanket
ab o u t th re e feet square h u n g o v e r him
,on som e stick s. He is entirely nude.
Mr. M yton snys the Indian lies on the
g ro u n d th ro u g h th e w inter, even when
th e th e rm o m e te r goes as low as 40 de-
below aero.
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T h e r e A r e M a n y ( If V e n d e r a W h o W i l l
D u W e l l Io t t t a d T h is T r u t h
f u l U t i l e S to ry .
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LESSO N FO R T Y P E W R IT E R S
L o y k o t if
“ I t w as several y e ars ago,” saiu the
w om an a t th e ty p e w iili i to a New York
T im es w rite r, “and I was young, but I
knew m y w ork. 1 bad beep very a n x
ious to g et a position in a certain law
office, because the head of the firm w as
up old friend of my fa th e r, and it would
not be q u ite like g oing am ong strung«.is
to be there. T here w as a vacancy. 1
appued for the position and obtained it.
My first d a y ’s w oik w as along the re g u
la r lines of ro u tin e work in a law c ttice,
mid it was not until to w ard night th a t
I was called in to my em p lo y er’s private
office to take
lie d ictated
clearly and «iistinctly. 1 took the notes
easily, copied them on th e m achine and
was told Hint th e w ork w as s a tisfac to ry
w in n I took it in.
“T ln re I ' d been only one th in g th at
I noticed p a rtic u la rly while 1 was ta k
ing the d icta tio n . My em ployer seemed
to be in the first sta g e s of the g rip ,.to
ju d g e by the fre q u e n t ‘sn ffs’ th a t he
gave.
“ ‘Boor m an,’ I th o u g h t to m yself. ‘I
am a fra id be is going to be ill.’
“ In his p riv ate office I had noticed a
p lac aid h earin g the w ords: ‘No Sm ok
in g .’ but 1 bad not given it th o u g h t u n
til the next inoni.uig, w hen I w ent
ag ain to tak e d ic ta tio n , and th ere I saw
an a d dendum to the sign. It read: ‘No
Perfum ing,* and was in th e h a n d w rit
in g of m y em ployer. It was aim ed at n
wtakne.-R of m ine. I knew, and th a t had
been undo u b ted ly th e cause of the g rip
sym ptom s. I did not say a n y th in g , but
1 took the h in t jo h e art, and I can say
th a t I never offended again in th e sam e
w ay.”
EGGS BY T H E QUART,
T h a t Is t h e W a y T h e y
S o ld
In
K a n su s
W ill
M a rk e ts .
“Give me a q u a rt of yolks».”
“ W hat a re w h ites w orth to -d ay ?’*
“Send m e u p n gallon of m ixed.”
Such ex p ressio n s as these will be fa
m iliar te rm s .Jn g ro c e ry sto res or.d
b u tc h e r shops in K ansas City before
long, says th e K ansas City Jo u rn a l.
Housew ives w ill m ake them so, for eggs
will he sold by the p in t, q u a rt and
gallon, instead of by the dozen. In fact,
the big c o n fectio n ery e stab lish m en ts
of th e city buy th em by the gallon now.
K itchen econom y suggested the schem e
and local p a ck e rs im m ediately took
it up.
How often it is th a t a cook will break
n dozen o r m ore eggs ju st in o rd e r to
g et the yolks to m ake a cake.
The
w hites will be th ro w n away. Or vice
versa. W hy not m ake a saving of the
w hites o r yolks, as the case m ay be,
w as suggested. T h e packers put the
q uestion to th e confectioners, and the
la tte r saw the. p o in t. Now when a con
fectioner w a n ts to m ake stuff w ith the
y e lk s he sends to a p acking house and
buys yolks by th e g a llo n ; if be w ants to
use the w h ites fo r so m ething he sends
for th em ; if he w a n ts to use both he
sends and g e ts a m ixed can. It is p re
dicted th a t housew ives will soon adopt
the »uino m ethod.
W ith th is new system of hand lin g
“ hen f r u it” th e re is absolutely no loss.
The eggshells a re even used. T hey are
gro u n d up and sold for chicken feed.
“ I saw n reference the o th e r dny to
th e g re at Arizona diam ond field sw in
dle,” said nn old jew eler to a New O r
leans T iines-D em oerat m an.
“ It was
sp ru n g on th e public ju s t 30 y ears
ago, and I rem em ber th e e x citem en t it
created. T he o rig in a to r of the scheme
cam e from New O rleans.
lie was a
b rillia n t m an, a chem ist, geologist and
n a tu ra l diplom at, but be lacked m oral
counterpoise.
lie and his associates
procured a num ber of u n c u t stones
from H olland, and ‘sa lte d ’ a canyon
in the m ountain south of the Gila river.
T hen followed the ‘discovery* aud the
org an izatio n of a com pany and in a
few’ m o nths nearly $200,000 w o rth of
stock was sold. it w as several years
before the exact c h a ra c te r of the sw in
dle was developed, and by th a t tim e the
affairs of the com pany w ere so con
fused th a t nobody eared to u n d e rta k e a
prosecution.
“ I saw the ‘p ro fesso r,’ ns he was
called, a t Ogden, U ta h , in 1884, and he
described the whole a ffa ir w ith g re at
glee. A fterw ard he w as m ixed up in
tw o o th e r shady e n te rp rise s. One was
a schem e for ag in g w h isk y and the
o th e r was a device for refining su g a r
by electricity. Both w ere fakes, but
he m ade a lot of m oney out o f them , and
as usual escaped p u n ish m en t. I t was
the «'Id story, how ever; he w ent broke
in the end and died a few y e ars ago in
tin* c h a rity ward of a C hicago hospital.
A good deni of the diam ond m ine stock
w as taken in New O rleans, and I dare
say some of it is kicking aro u n d here
to th is day.”
T he Berm uda g ro u p e rs a re so called
on acco u n t of th e ir h abit of g ro u p in g
tog eth er.
T here are plenty of fishes
th a t on occasions by accident o r design
may come to g e th e r side by side, o r in
som e o th e r re g u la r o rd e r o r form ation,
but th ere a re few if any th n t g e t to
g e th e r as th e g ro u p e rs do. In the ta n k
of g ro u p e rs a t th e a q u ariu m , say* the
New York Sun, these fishes m ay be seen,
h alf u dozen o r m ore of them at a tim e,
ranged alo n g th e glass at th e fro n t of
th e tank, heads all to the fro n t, and
w ith th e ir bodies lapping one a n o th e r
diagonally w ith uniform re g u la rity .
Som etim es at feeding tim e they sta n d ,
o r r a th e r suspend them selves in the w a
te r side by side, in a u niform ran k ,
heads up, n e a r the surface, and w ait
th e re for th e m an w ith thd food, w hose
ste p they m ay have heard on th e plat-
, form b a rk of th e tanks.
A curious Illu stra tio n of th e fishes*
' tendency to g ro u p was show n in a n
o th e r way. I n to a tank in w hich th ere
w ere tw o p a rro t fishes th ere w as put
also a g ro u p e r.
One of these p a rro t
fishes w as n o t feeling very lively; in
stead of sw im m ing around it lay on the
i bottom of th e ta n k , over in one c orner,
just b re a th in g and tak in g th in g s easy.
T h is was th e g ro u p e r’s o p p o rtu n ity ,
and it stre tc h e d itself o u t on the bot-
, tom of the ta n k rig h t alongside the par-
’ ro t fi«b and « a close to it as it eotild get.
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Watch, nickel, stein wind and s e t .. 2oo
37 Remington, double-burrel, ham
good steel, buckhorn
★ 19 18 Carvers,
mer Shot Gun, 10 or 12 g a u g e ......... 2000
h a n d les.................................................300
20 Six Genuine Rogers’ Table Spoons,
38 Bicycle, standard make, ladies or
best plated goods................................360
gen ts.................................................... 2600
★ 21 E!x
ta-.h. Kt.ives and Forks, buck*
39 Shot Gun. Remington, double bar
born h a n d le s .................................... 250
rel,
hainmerles.s................................. 2000
each, Genuine Rogers’ Knives
★ 32 Six
and Forks, best plated goods.......... 600 40 Bogina Musió Box, 15.*a inch D U c ..5000
THE HBOVE OFFER EXPIRES Nnt/^MBEK 30 th , 1900.
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in T h e E v en in g Tri. ^rr?.ni, of Port
land, Oregon. It i- the kirgc;-'t ev-
iening newspaper published in Ore-,
¿on ; -it eontnins nl! the news "f the
stale nn<l of t i e nation. Try it for a
nn nth. A .«ample copy will heinaii-
»?(1 to you free. A ddress
I. m in g -tia n ird u t t h i h a s filed notice
* v is it D R . J O R D A N ’S cheat 0
of Ills Intel.tion to m ak e (Inal proof in
M U SE U M O F A H IT O M Y i
l G l i ’i l A N D , DR.
n p p o ito f his e lu im , a n d th a t said
(ii’enl will bi* m ade le f o r e J . If. U pton,
M il StESLT ST., SIS HISCISCO,Ml. ?
U . S. C om m issioner, a t L a n g lo is , O re STATE OF W A SH IN G T O N ,! s s
T h e I.ar-e4t Anatom cal Museum In the A
W orld. Wc .kue-wefi or any contra, ted V
gon, on M ay 2 2 , l'd ii], viz:
> anything you invent or improve; also get
dibca-e poM H Iw e-ly cssrsj^liy the obiext A
Co: n rv of L ew is ,
I ' ' '
f CAVEAT.TRADE-MARK, COFYKIGHTor DESIGN
Specialist on the Coa&L Est 3 6 ) ear:».
A C H II.E S M A R T IN ,
J. L . Sei.ilt s, i f R ochester, T h u r s
>
PROTECTION. Send model, alt etch, or photo.
CR. JORDAN-DISEASES OF MEN rj > for
free ex am in ation an d advice.
n
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On IT ’inesti n 1 E n try No. HMfiO, f e r tile ton c o u n ty , S ta te of W ashington, being Zi* ’ 7 li » ? '
thoroughly eradicated 3
from system without the 11-« of M e s -e « i j v
I i Sl'A section IS, W i S W 1, section 5, tiisl d u ly sw l a. tleposes a n d says th a t A i - ’ » - T î i . it iA L G G T V i G O a '
fee before p aten t.
Yrumei fitted 1 y as Expert. n « « ll> A
for th e y e ar en ling liltii) l.e exj ended 5 ’ : - ,b S ? / a ¡¡^ awl . M A N H O O D
Tp. 32 K , 1!. 14 w.
erst « u t a (or Ik u p t u r « - . A quick and V
radical cure for k * lle e , F ln » « « ie and A
He n a m e s the follow ing w itnesses to ut iem-t tw« lve liuii Ired ($120o.0U) dol Cures n Gctency, Nijfht Emissions and
F latsslaB . l y D r. Jord&u’a special pain-
prove liis c o n tin u o u s re sid en c e upon lars in lab o r aud im p ro v e m en ts upon \var tir. <; dit-esscs, ail e le c ts oi' sclf-
¡ P a ten t Lawyers. W A S H I N G T O N , D . C
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less methods
th e claim known as ik e W a g n er placer
A Consultation free and strictly private. Treatmei t per-
uni e u ltiv n ti n of sai 1 la u d , v i z :
a b i
V senally nr by letter. A rotitiv» Cur* in every cave V
2,
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excess
and
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claim
in
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county,
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of
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i d w ard Good. nf D e n m ark , O regon,
A undertaken. W rite for Book F
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UA1L&0 F K L U . (A valuable book
i r . :,a. A ;ie r vc. to n ic a n ti
gon, sam e e iniiieneing a t a m aple
E. s. Dean, of Langlois, Oregon,
K d a c a t e T o u r StotvelM W illi r'** n e a r oka-
m en.) Call or write
x
Itio o il b u i f t l e r . B r in e s th e \ P for DR.
tree west of the cabin ; thence ru n n in g
T, T. A llen, nf P o rt O rinrd. Oregon,
Sandy <''thui’ilc, enie coriftt ipa« ton forever.
JORDAN £t CO.. 1051 Market St.. S F. Q
10c. 25c. i f
c. C. fa il, d ru g g ists refu ad in ou ej.
I 'lfiu feet in an easte rly d irection up the '
b'L'k oio'A- 1 j p.-iie c b e e 'ts a n tl
I I. 0. Allen, nf P o rt O rfo rd , O reg o n .
restores tbe lire of youth.
J . T. B R ID G E S , R egister. s tre a m know n as the South Fork of
tlie Sixes R iver, to hold tin- sam e u n -*v. *''•'# NS B y n a i l f>O<: p e r bo:, ;.i> boxes
der th e law s of tlie U nited S tates and i o r rfRi.GD; wir.h fa W i t t e n K tin ra n .-
th e Sixes disti i"t. T h a t notice ia new t c o i o c tw u o r i -aitifcd t h e m o n e y .
N O T IC E E O lt P U C L IC A T T O N .
served by publication u p o n H a rry
f i E R V .Ï A M E D ÍC A L C O .
D E P A R T M E N T O F T H E IN T E R IO R , W eyburn, one of tl.s-o rig in a l ow ners,
wliose postofficc a d d ress or residence
is not k now n, mid th a t sa id H urry Vi’n ì s n A J i r '« i r Sta., C lftCA CO , ILL.
[ l.an d Office at R oseb u rg , O regon,
A pril 10, l'dol.
Who b u rn , one of th e co-ow ners, lias F or Sale Iiy 0 . Leneve, Drutfifir t,
N oliee is hereb y given flint th e fol failed to c o n trib u te bis sliare of said
P o r t O r io n i, O ro g n n .
i o ., ing-liiim ed s e ttle r 1ms filed n o tic e e x p e n d itu ie w ithin th e tim e required
of iiis in te n tio n to m ake iinul proof in be law.
s u p ,a n t of bis c la im , and th a t said
J . L. P E A R L I S. Iseai.]
p r o ..|‘ will be m a d e before J . if . U p to n , S u b scrib e d ami sworn to liefore m e this
lb K. C om m issioner, ¡it L anglois, O re
first, due of Febl iini v, 1901.
gon, on M ay 3u, 1!01, viz:
■ X----- x . ■
C. G. H U N T L E Y ,
E R N E S T D IV E L B IS S ,
f s R A i. jX otary Public tor W a s h in g to n ,
resi .¡ng a t C entralia.
On ids H o m estead E n tr y No. 9491, for '■¿c'j
theiSI' l isE , sectio n 12, N E l N E | and
S.’g N E | section l.'l, Tp- 32 S., K. 15 W.
lie untiles the follow ing w itn e sse s to
prove Ids c o n tin u e s te.-uleiiee upon a n d ST A T E OF O REG O N .! Sf,
e u ltiv n tio ll of sa id land, viz:
Coi N T V O F C l T I R V . )
John W. C row ley, G eorge E itzliugh, T.
N. C. D ivelbiss, of P o rt O rford, C a rry
I'. Allen, II. O. A llen, all of P o rt O r | county. S tate of Oregon, b e in g first d u A nyone sending a sketch and description may
ascertain our opinion free whether nn
ford, ( >r< g on.
ly sw orn, deposes and sa y s, th a t d u r in g quickly
invention Is probably patentable. Communie»,
fions ntrictl r conlldentlal. Handbook on Pafeuta
J . T . B R ID G E S , R e g is te r.
tile y e rr lKliH, 1399, and 1909 h e e x p e n d - sen
t free, (ihlest ngency for securing patents.
ed t hree T housand E ig h t H u n d re d and
Patents taken throuuh Munn 5c Co. receive
S ixty and S ix ty H u n d re d th s t$3,8fiO.GO) tpecinl noixet, without c harge, in the
N O TICE FO B III PLIC A T IO N . D ollars, in lab o r and im p ro v em en ts up-
on tlie c la im s know n as tlie Acm e a n d
A handsomely illustrated weekly. la r g est clr-
D E P A R T M E N T O F T H E IN T E R IO R , E m ergency P la c e r Mine, in C u rry coun cubit ion o f any scientific journal. Terms. a
ty, S ta te of O iegon, d e sc rib e d bv legal year : four months, (I. Sold by all newsdealers.
I,a n I Otllcu a t R oseburg, O re g o n ,
su b d iv isio n « : Tlie sb, of tlie KJ of the
A pril Id, RiOl.
SW 1 of th e N W i ; tlie 'W i oi tlie W i of
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Branch Ofllco, 625 F Gt, W ashington. D. C.
N o tice is h e re b y given ti nt th e fol tlie NE} ut tlie s W |, and tlie KJ of the
lowing m im ed s e ttle r lias tiled notice of N W >4 of th e SW J of section No. 8, in
bis in te n tio n to m ake final proof in s u p T ow nship 32 S outh, R ange 11 w est of
p o rt i f Ills i lalm , mid tlint said proof th e W illa m e tte M eridian, O regon.
will I e m ade before ,f. II . U p to n , U. S.
To hold th e sam e u n d e r tlie law s oi
( 'o m n iis s io n e i. at l.ungb is, O re g o n , i ii U n ite d S ta te s a n d the S ix es D istrict.
May 30, 1001, viz :
T h a t noliee is new served by p u b lic a
D A N IE L I t. D lV E I.IilS S ,
tion upon C . V . M anner, whose p o st
On Ids H o m e stea d E n try No. 10305, for officc a d d ress is 2792. C alifornia S treet,
tile S N W b ,, NW 1 SW I section 7, Tp. eitv of S an Francisco, S ta te of C a lifo r
Men a n d wom en nf good a d d ress to
n ia ; th a t said C. V. M anner, one of tlie re p re se n t u s, s o m e to tra v e l a p p o in tin g
32 S., R . 14 w.
He n a m e s tile follow ¡ng w itnesses to eo-ow ners, lias failed to c o n trib u te I iis a g e n ts , o th ers for local w ork looking
prove his c o n tin u o u s lesidence upon sh a re of said ex p en d itu re w ith in tlie a f te r .our in te re sts. $ 9 0 0 salary g u a r
tim e re q u ire d by law , and t h a t tlie said a n te ed y e a r ly ; e x tra com m ission and
and e u ltiv atiiin of said lan d , viz:
Jo h n AV. Crow ley, George E itzliugh, T. C. V . M anner holds Four H u n d re d and e x p e n s e s, ra p id a d v a n c e m e n t, old es
T. A llen, 11. C. A llen, nil of P o r t O r F ifty -fo u r and Tw enty-live H u n d re d th s tab lish e d house. G ran d chance for
t i 154.25! d o lla rso f thia c o m p a n y ’s m on e a rn e s t m an or woman to secure p le a s
ford, O regon.
J . T. B R ID G E S, R eg ister. ey, for w hich lie lias m ade no s e ttle a n t, p e rm a n e n t positio n , liberal i n
m en t.
com e and future. New, b rillia n t lines.
A now gtylopacket containing trv r.r-* N3 r.txvT.EC in m pv^r erri >n fwtthoat glaa*) in now for Mie
at »»».o fir<jt<
- «a nvK çt Nia. Ttam low-pi v eu »ort i« ,n’e'i«:e<! r r ih o po o r r und
¡»i.d the
N. C. D IV E L B IS S .
tn»« e>tonomi.
m o n o m i-
W rite a t once.
cal. ” ne > 'o z e n .f ¡ .e
nurtoua ( i3J ta!
h., i Dy iir i.) Dy m
- a d ,ng fo r ty e ig h t conta
N O T IC E EOl! PU B L IC A T IO N .
Suliserilied a n d sworn to before me th is
«o th-t R ieans chemical C o v ra w v . Nu.
8:
8 1 'A F F O I t l ) P R E S S ,
TAfiVLza) w i l bo p : i fo r Ove c in ta . Buht m<
b
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created.
Patii d u v e t M arcii. 1901. 23 C hurch S t.,
New lla v c n , Conn.
W Al. l'l lì SU TT O N .
in r tiiT M i:\T o r m s inteiiior ,
8U-2Gw.
Notary Public.
l .i x n Oi-i ie at R o .- eiu ku , O regon ,
A pril (I, 1001.
Noth c is h ereby given t h a t th e fo l
low ing-nam ed se ttle r lias filed notice of
h is in te n tio n to m ake final proof in T h e I r l I t . H ic k s ID D I A l m a n a c .
s u p p o i t o f Ids eluim , a n d th a t said
Hoof will lie m ane be fo re J . H . U pton,
. S. C om m issi.dier, a t l.a n g lo ir, O r
W h a te v e r m av lie said of tlie sc ie n
eg o n , on May 25, l'.lOl, viz.':
tific c a u se s upon w hich tl e R ev. Irl II.
SARAH M. D. M IT C H E L L ,
H icks liases ids yearly fo rec a sts of
On H om ,-lead E n try No. SOSO, for tile sto rm a n d w eather, it is a re m a rk a b le
S E 1, SEI eel ion S, N I N E 1; . S E '4 N E |
fact U nit specific w arnings of ev ery
s e itie n I?, Tp. 3n S., lì. 14 tv.
Nothing cl«« adds so much
to th«» charm of the drawing
He nam es th e follo w in g w itn e sse s to g re at sto rm , Hood, cold w ave and
room or boudoir a - the softly radi
ant
light
from CORDOVA Candles.
prove h is c o n tin u o u s re sid e n e e upon d r o u th , h a v e been p la in ly p rin te d in
Nothing will contribute more to the
a n d c u ltiv atio n of said lau d , viz:
artistic eucceoH o f the luncheon,
id s now fam ous A lm anac for lnnny
t<ia or dinner. The best decorative
H enry lb T u ck e r, of B andon, O regon,
candles for the nimplest or the
y ears. T he la te st s ta rtlin g p ro o f of
J o h n H. Jo n e s, of B andon, Oregon,
mn-tt elaborate function—for cot
T H E O R E G O N IA N , g iv es a ll th e new s o f
tage
or man-doa. Made in all colors
(b orge H . B ethel, of 1 n n g leis, Oregon, th is fact w as tlie d e stru ctio n of G a lv e s
aud th'* mo-» deRoato tints by
, O regon, th e N o rth w est, th e N atio n a n d
C. T. B lu m eiiretlier, of I jtnglois,O regon. to n , T exas, on tlie v e ry d n y nam ed by
ATANBARn O il. CO.
and sold everywhere.
J. T. B R ID G E S , Register. Prof. H icks in iiis BKO A lm an ac, ns one
th e W o rld . I t h as a c o rre sp o n d e n t in ev ery tow n in O regon. I t is p r e
e m in e n tly th e p ap er for the |ieople of th is state. I t covers th e m a r k e t
of d isa ster l>y sto rm ajoug th e gu lf
a n d sh ip p in g new s o f S an F ra n c isc o as well as liia t o f P o rtla n d an d e v
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N . coasts. T he 1901 A lm anac, by far th e
e ry o th e r p a rt of tlie Pacific C oast. I l gives th e m o v em en ts o f all th e
finest, m ost com plete a n d b e a u tifu l yet
vessels th a t v is it C u rry a n d Coos c o u n ties, as well as those o f a ll th e
D E P A R T M E N T O F T H E IN T E R IO R , p u b lish ed , is now- re a d y . T ills re m a rk -
o th e r h ariio rs of th e N o rth w est. T h e O regon L e g isla tu re m eets th is
I . ani » O ffice at R oseiii hg , O regon , uble book of n e a r tw o h u n d re d pages,
R
eliable
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May 3, lwnl.
w in te r. T h e O reg o n ian p rin ts its proceedings in fu ll. T o know y o u r
Noliee is heretty given tila t th e fol sp le n d id ly illu stra te d w ith c h a r ts and Office we w ish to open in th is v icinity. S ta te you m u s t read th e O reg o n ian . I t has no s u p e rio r fo r th e new s of
low ing-nam ed se ttle r lias fill'd notice of h a lf-to n e engravings, goes as a p re m i If y o u r record is O. lx. h e re is an o p
his in ten tio n to m a k e final proof in um to every su b sc rib e r w ho pays one p o rtu n ity . K indly give gcsxl reference th e w o rld .
su p p o rt of his e lä tin , a n d th a t said d o lla r a y e a r for Prof. H ic k s’ jo u rn a l,
w hen w ritin g .
K eep posted on the affairs o f y o u r c o u n
proof will l e m ade be fo re C. V.
ty an d y o u r n eig h b o rs w ill look u p o n
W oodruff, C ounty C lerk C u rry c o u n ty , W oru ix n W orks . T he A lm an a c alone
O regon, n t G old B each , O regon, on is sen t prepaid for o nly 25c. O rd e r from
i a n activ e a n d o rth y citizen . H ead y o u r c o u n ty p a p e r a n d you
Ju n e 22, RMIl, viz:
W ork and W orks P u b lis h in g C om pany,
C tX C IN X A T I, O H IO .
CHARLES P. N EW M AX N, J r.,
2201 L ocust S treet, S t. L o u is , Mo.
Illu s tr a te d catalogue 4 cis. sta m p s.
On H om estead E n try N o. 8676, for the
l.ot 1, SK) N E '; sectio n t>, and Isit 4
AGENT8 W ANTED.
and SW 1 NW J sectio n 5, T p . J5 S., I!
13 w.
We w ant a live a c tiv e re p re se n tativ e
by s|>ecial a rra n g e m e n t w ith th e p u b lish e rs of O reg o n ian , to offer b o th
H e n am es th e follow ing w itn esse s to in y o u r te rrito ry a t o nce to e n g a g e in
p a p ers for $2.25. T h is o p p o rtu n ity is g iv en to o ld su b s c rib e rs to T h e
prove bis c o n tin u o u s residenee u p o n a very profitable business. G e n e ra l and
a n d c u ltiv atio n of said lan d , viz:
local a g en ts w a n ted . F rom $5 to tit) a
T b i b i 'S « w ho pay u p all a rre a rs, aDd o n e y e a r in ad v a n c e , as well as to
E ug en e F ish , of O p h ir, O regon,
day. A dv an cem en t ra p id . G ood r e f
new su b scrib ers.
B E S T IN T H E V O U L U ,
O tu, Nt w niunn, of O n id r, O re g o n ,
erences required. T hose o u t of em ploy- j
Ttavreariag quaHGeaamuneurpawed. actu ally
G e o rg e C urry, of O p h ir, O regon,
nn nt or w ish in g to b e tte r th e m se ’ves
to tla a tin r tw o boxea o f an y other brand. No*
liie ja ird Q ueilen, of O phir, O regon.
aficudbr heaV tr-4. E l 111 b <4EN tI N E.
a d d re ss D e p artm en t K , C o rn e r P e r
J . T. BRIDGES, Register. kins and U nion S ts., A kron, Ohio.
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