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ST R A N G E A C C ID E N T S TO B IR O S.
A po o r little chftfiiu w as found dead
n e a r Epsom w ith ita low er m andible
t o lirm ly im bedded in th e rh e ll of a
beechnut. th a t it had been un ab le to
e x tric a te it and had died o f sta rv a tio n .
A hen p h easan t w as observed b y a
sp o rtsm an to be flying* aroii: d and
uround iu n v ild m an n e r. On b ing shot
i t w as discovered to have a h i r g ' oak
flxif impaled upon its beak in su c h a
w ay ns to to ta lly obi c u re it« vision.
H erons som etim e« choke theirxelvex
by nt.tem p tirg to r,wallow k n ^ e tro u t.
A n eider-duck has 1 e< n killed by a t
te m p tin g to sw allow a toad. A k in g
fisher w as o nto found w hich could not
fly on account of having a y oung pike
stuck in its th ro a t, Rome 1 unb rs re
moved the fish and the bird flew aw ay
u n h u rt.
An Irish n a tu ra lis t once observed a
(liim lin a c tin g in a very curious ir.ar.nt r
on the .‘.onshore. T h e bird would
u lig h t, then fly a slio ft distance and
th e n a lig h t a g ain , violently sh a k in g its
head. A ro u n d lu tn p a p p e a le d fastened
to its beak. 11 turne d c u t t ha i he bird
lind in n o ce n tly a tte m p te d to investi
g ate a cockle w h ich it had found open.
T he shell had closed on its bill.
B ird s th a t em ploy h a ir in the b u ild
in g of th e ir nest« come to g rief in
stra n g e w ays. A g e n tk man who pos
soared several c o lts one day noticed a
sm all bird e n ta n g le d in the tail of one
of his co lts. I t had evidently been on a
se arch fo r h a ir and had become en
snared. C ases of birds g e ttin g th e ir
fe e t e n ta u g lc d in wool or strin g are
well know n, and denlh usually ensues
if hum an help i.< n o t forthcom ing.
A W OMAN IN EACH.
T he m edical school of J o h n s H op
k in s university is open to w om en as
well as men. T his is because t h e w om
en of B altim ore provided over $420,004
tow ard endow ing the m edical d e p a r t
m ent on condition th a t wom en should
be adm itted.
Miss Alice B alfour, siste r of the new
lord of the tre a su ry and chief se c re tary
fo r Ireland in the. new B ritish cab in et,
is, ill h e r v. a .., as clever as her b ro th ers.
She has in p rocess of p u b lication a
book called “ Tw elve H undred Miles in
an Ox W agon.“
Mrs. G ra n t is sab1 to be Im pp'er in h e r
W ashington hom e w ith Mis. S a rto ris
and h e r ch ild ren a b o u t her th an she
has been since th e death of Gen. G rant.
She is k e p t b u sy w ith household d u tie s
a n d w ith the p re p ara tio n of a book o,
rem iniseenees.
Last y e ar Q uern V ictoria had to a p
pend h e r sig n a tu re to some 50,000 docu-
month.
W hen n t B uckingham or
W indsor she p rn tic ally never h a s a
holiday.
She rises a t 7:30; a t eight,
she has p ra y ers and h a lf an h o u r la te r
b re a k fa st, a f te r w hich she w orks w ith
lier Decretory u n til tw o o ’clock.
P oor relatives, even of ro y a lty , have
m uch to p u t up w ith. C ountess F edors
Gleichen, one of the G erm an descend
a n ts of the m o th e r of Q ueen V ictoria,
d abbles in scu lp tu re and has been coni*
misadoned by her m aje sty to inuke a
b u st of the late F. C lark, J o h n B row n’s
nephew and successor as h ig h la n d a t
te n d a n t.
T H E S C IE N T IF IC
In » p r v « « l» e C e r e m o n
ns t h e < Io s in « u f
tb e H o ly D o o r a u d It s
f il « n Iflc n a n w .
$1.50
75
5(1
W ORLD.
A Viennese sc ie n tist h a s succeeded
in p h o to g rap h in g th ro u g h the body
th e calcareous d ep o sits in various i n
te rn a l orguns of th e hu m an b rin g .
T he use of arg o n for h ig h tem p e ra
tu r e th erm o m eters h a s been proposed,
a s the new gas a p |x 'a rs to offer a d v an
tag es over hydrogen a n d n itro g e n g e n
e ra lly em ployed.
P ocket stoves for policem en a re th e
la te st. T hey w eigh only a few ounces,
a n d th ° firm th a t b u ild s th em says th a t
th ey will muke the force com fortable
in w in te r w eather.
A re c e n t developm ent in th e ust of
steel in Hie huildiugs is in th e line of
ceilings. .Sheets of th in steel stam ped
w ith A ppropriate o rra in e n ta l designs
« re s u b s titu te d for p laste r.
A F ren ch sc ien tist has discovered
how to solidify petroleum . I t is cal
c u la te d ‘ hat a single ton of the new
fuel is equivalent to 30 tons of eonl. It
is sm o k ek ss, non-odoious and cheap.
E L E C T R IC A L SP A R K S .
E le c tric ity has been successfully cm
ployed in checking hem o rrh ag e caused
by th e e x tra c tio n of tee th . T he c u r
r e n t in sta n tly coagulated the blood,
g iving ie lie f w here th e usual rem edieu
had failed.
T h e bicycle lam p problem has a*
la s t been solved by an electrical e n g i
n eer. T he new invention liegins t i
b u rn th e m o m e n t th e bicyclist m o u n ts
Ins wheel, for th e reso lu tio n of the
la tte r g e n e ra te s th e electricity , the
ra y s of w hich a re reflected by a p e
c u lia rly shaped reflector.
An e le ctric railw ay w ith n suhm n
rin c roudl>cd is now being b u ilt in
E ngland. T h e line is being b u ilt for
pleasu re purposes, only living designed
1o give pa.xaeng'ers the bene 11 to of the
aea a ir w hile rid in g over ¡L The r a i l »
a rc laid on co n cre te blocks m ortised
in to the solid rock w hich form s the
< eean’s lied. T h e rood will he a four-
m il tra c k w ith a wide gauge to give
th e nec« ssary sta b ility .
A stra n g e custom , d a tin g bock to th e
d a rk ages, has survived in some of th e
m o u n ta in d istric ts in A ustria—th e
p a in tin g of skulls. T he sm all size of
m ost c em eteries iu those regions m akes
i t necessary to re g u la rly rem ove th e
sk e leto n s of th e b uried who have laiu
th e re e ig h t o r ten years, to m ake room
for new com ers. T he relatives of th e
dead th u s to be exhum ed are gen erally
notified b efore th g rem oval, so th a t
th ey can a tte n d to th e cleaning of the
sk e leto n a n d tie p re se n t a t its deposit
in th e so-called “ bone-’iouae” o r “ c h a r
nel-house. ” On sueli occasions th e skull
is o ften o rn a m e n te d w ith p ain tin g s,
re p re se n tin g roonric« w reniha, snakes-
Lookout
Closing of the Century Celebration
Is doubtless the highest hum an good.
in Old Rome.
It i • especially so to women, to whom it
E lftb n r a tt a n d
ia l K n o n n
M any cerem o n ials took place in
Home in connection w ith the close
th e n in ete en th c e n tu ry , but none waa
e it’h e r m ore in te re s tin g or iinfXMung
th a n th a t incid en tal to th e closing of
th e holy door a t St. I’e te r ’ir c ath ed ra l.
T h e la.-t y»ar of th e c e n tu ry is jubilee
y e a r in th e C athode c h u rc h , a s all
Catholic« and m an y P ro te sta n t* a re
aw are. T h erefo re 1900 v.a» m arked
by m any cerem onies in connection
w ith th e period. T he o p e n in g o f the
holy door took place over a y e a r ago,
and th e cerem onial of d u r i n g w as ob
served last C h ristm a s eve. Ow ing to
th e d elicate s ta te o f th e p re sen t
p o p e’s h ealth th e b u ild in g in which
th e opening and closing c e r * monies
took place bad been h e a ttd to the
te m p e ra tu re of Leo X I I k 's priv ate
a p a rtm e n ts to avoid any possibility
o f h is holiness ta k in g a chill, sa y s a
Lx in don paper.
T he cerem ony of op en in g th e holy
d oor is declared to be sym bolical of
th e fact th a t th e ch u rch is open to
a ll men so long a s they go th e re a fte r
a th o ro u g h and sincere conversion.
W hen th e pope op en s th e door th e
th re e knocks w hich he gives to it rep
re sen t th e th re e c o n tin e n t« —E urope,
A frica a n d A sia—to which th e pope
offers th e tre a s u re s which he is the
m edium fo r dispensing. T h e th re e
stro k e s also «re looked upon ns sym
bolizing th e joy th a t th e jubilee
causes to th e fa ith fu l of heaven, e a rth
and p u rg a to ry .
The pope, w ho is
seated on a ra is e d th ro n e in fr o n t of
th e large d o o r in the m iddle o f th e
g ra n d p o rtic o , re m a in s s ta tio n a r y for
a b rief w hile u n til th e prince of the
th ro n e p re s e n ts a golden h am m er to
b is holiness, w hich th e ’a t t e r ta k e s in
his rig h t h an d and, risin g from <his
th ro n e , goes and knocks a t th e holy
door. H is c le rg y follow’ him , each
w ith a can d le iu his hand. Ilis holi
ness, n f te r k n o ck in g th re e tim e s n t
th e door, say s in L atin: “Open to me
th e s e do o rs of ju s tic e !” T h en the
c h o ir add?: “ T h is is t>he door o f th e
E te rn a l One, and the ju s t will e n te r
in .’’ etc. A fte r th is th e m a ste r m a
so n s knock dow n the wall w hich in
closes th e holy door, th e wall being
so lig h tly p u t togehher, however, th a t
its four sides a re held to g e th e r b u t
slig h tly , the sto n e s of w hich it is com
posed n o t b e in g cem ented. T h u s, no
so o n er h a s th e pope knocked a t th e
holy door th a n it falls w ith o u t any
re sista n c e . T h e deb ris of the wall is
d is trib u te d am o n g th e w orshipers,
w ho h a sten to g a th e r it in o rd e r to
p u t it am o n g th e ir precious relic».
THE GARDEN CITY MEDICINES
AND TOILET ARTICLES.
LO O K IIE h E !
A CATHOLIC JUBILEE.
m eans th e pr-aervation ot be.c.Av, hup-
piueaa •;» the home, aud the ci:y > rneut
ct social duties. There can tie no g x x i
health f o r a n y
woman who suf
fers from woman
ly discaaes. H er
com plexion fails.
H er flesh loses
its firmness. H er
eyes are dull. She
has no hom e hap
piness, no social
enjoym ent.
D octor Pierce’s
Favorite Prescrip
tion cures tlie dis
eases w hich de
stroy th e health.
I t establishes reg
ularity, dries dis
agreeable drains,
heals inflam m a
tion and ulceration, and cures female
weakness.
It gives good h e alth to
women, w hich m eans tianuui! nerves, a
good appetite and sound sleep.
” I w as a t r e a t sutTerer tw o y e a rs eg o w ith
fem ale tr o u ’.-r.- a n d I w rote to >«>»• for ad v ice.”
sav s Mr*. M attie Huv . of T rib u lation . M cD on ald
Co’.. M issouri. " Y c i o utlined ft c o u r v oí tr e a t
m e n t l«»r m e. 1 followed y o u r d ire ctio n s, an d
now feel lik e a different jx rs o n .
I n ever
ex(K*cted to h e a r from •. ou w h en I w ro te to you.
In th re e d a y s n fter 1 «..in m en ced ta k in g y o u r
m e d ic in e s I b e g a n to l t d better. I to o k tw en ty
d o lía is ’ w o rth o f th e ’ F avorite P re s c rip tio n ’
a n d G o ld en M edical D iscovery.’ I bought it
five dollar.-.’ w o rth a t a tim e, a n d also four vials
o f Dr. l ierce - Pellets. I w ouid n o t ta k e o n e
th o u s a n d d o llars for th e good th e m edicine h as
d ó n e m e . 1 c a n 't p raise it en o u g h . I w ish all
w ho suffer w ith such tro u b les w ould give Dr.
P ierce's medicine-'. a fair trial. 1 c a n w o rk all
d av - d o in g a n y th in g , w a lk w h ere 1 p lease, an d
feci good. M any th a n k s to you fo r y o u r k in d
ad v ice.”
Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser, in paper
covers, is sent fr e e on receipt of 21 one-
cent stamps to pay expense of m ailing
only. A<fdress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buf
falo, N. V.
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I K nife, one blade, good a te e l. . . . . . . . . S&
9 Scissor». Inches.............................. JJ
4 C hild's Set. Knife. F o rk an d Spoon 2a
6 Salt and P epper Set. one each, quad-
ru p le p la te on w hite m e tal.............. 60
6 F ren ch B riar Wood Pipe—
......... - 25
7 Razor, hollow grou n d , fiua EnglU h
steel ... ................................................ 50
8 B u tte r Knife, trip le p la te, best
9 SuRar Shell, trip le p la ’e, besv q u a i.. 60
10 S tam p Box, sterlin g silv e r................ '0
11 Knife. “ Keen K u tte r.” tw o b la d es.. 76
13 B u tch er K nife, “ Keen K u tte r,” 8-ln
blade..............................................
76
13 Shears, “ Keen K u tte r,” 8-lnch........ 76
14 B u t Set. C racker and 6 Picks, silver
p la te d ........ .........................................
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15 Base Ball. ••Association,” best qual.io o
16 Alarm Clock, n ick el........................... 150
17 S li G enuine R ogers' Teaspoons, best
plated goods ...........................
I60
18 W atch, nickel, stem w ind an d n e t.. 200
19 C arvers, good steel, bucklrorn
h an d les . ...........................................200
20 Bix G enuine R ogers’ Table Spoons,
best p lated poods.................... . ......2 6 0
21 Six each, K nives an d F o rk s, buck-
h o rn b a n d ie s ............................
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22 Six each. G enuine R ogers’ K nives
a n d F o rk s, best p la ted g oods....... 600
eter, B a r o m e te r .................
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24 G un case, leather, no lietter m ade. 600
25 R evolver, autom atic, double action,
32 or 38 ca lib er................. ................... 600
26 Tool 8 et, not pla y th in g s, but real
to o ls ............................................... ...... 660
27 T oilet Set. deco**ated porcelain,
very h a n d s e m e ............... .................. 800
28 Rem ington Rifle No. 4. 22 or 32 c a l . 800
29 7\atch, sterlin g silv e r,fu ll Jeweled looo
30 Dress S uit (Jase, leather, haudsom e
an d d u ra b le .......... ....................... 1000
31 Bcwing M achine, first class, w ith
nil a t ta c h m e n ts .............................. 1600
32 Revolver, C olt's, 98-callber, blued
s te e l..................................... .................1600
33 Rifle, C o lt’s. 16-shot. 22-caliber. .. 1500
34 G u ita r (W ashburn), rosewood, in
laid ........................................................ 2000
35 M andolin, very haudsom e................ 2000
36 W inchester R epeating Shot Gun,
13 gauge................................................ 2000
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• g e n ts .....................................................2600
39 Shot G un. R em ington, double bar
rel, kam m erless..................................3ouo
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low ing inuaed s e ttle r h a s tiled n o tice of
his in te n tio n to m ak e final proof in s u p
p o r t of h is c la im , um l t h a t said proof
will I e m ade before J. H . Upt«»n, U. H.
( ’o in m issio n e r, nt L an g lo is, O re g o n , on
May 30, 1901, viz :
f sK. i t. jXotary Tnblie h r Washington, Jn Habit! persons o f n i ;> i lumlexl oi Inventive inind
D A N IE L IL D IY E L B IB S,
L -' irlng a trip to the l a r i s .E x p o s it io n , w ith good
residing a t C e n tra lia .
Salary and exnenst s paid. shonDl write
On h is Ilo in e ste a l E n try No. 10305, for
T h e L A T E N T J iK C O R D , l t i i l t i m o r e , i l d .
the SA N W 1^ , NW ) S \Y | se c tio n 7, Tp.
32 S .," lt . 11 w.
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lb* n a m e s th e follow ing w itnesses to
prove his c o n tin u o u s rcHidenee upon STATE OE O R E G O N ,) s s
a n d e u ltiv a tia n of said lan d , viz:
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N. C. iiiv e lb iss. of P o rt O rford, C a rry
T. A lien, 11. C. A llen, alt of P o rt O r - 1 c o unty. S ta te of O regon, b e in g lir s t • *i-
ford, O regon.
Iv sw orn, deposes and sa y s, th a t - a irin g
J . T. B R ID G E S , R e g iste r. th e verr 1S‘.)8, lS'Ji), mid J'.MIO h e e x j e n d
ed 'th r e e T housand E ig h t H u n d re d a n d
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NOTICE EOF PUBLICATION.
on tbe c la im s know n as th e Acme a n d
N o th in g e lse a dds ho m uch 1
to th e . harm of th e drawing
E m ergency P laeer.M ine, in C u rry coun
room or boudoir as t he soft !.v rudi-
D E PA R TM E N T OE T ill IN T E R IO R , ty , S ta te of O icgon. d e s rib i d bv legal
Rnt light from CORDOVA Candles.
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L ax a Oi’Fici: \ r R o . e b l ;? g , O regon , s u b d iv is io n s : th e SC of tile S j of th e
artistic success of th e luncheon,
tea or dinner. T h e bent decorative
M ay 3, Phil.
S W ’, of th e N W 1 ; th e W} of th e W 1 of
candles for tho simplest or the
N otice id h e re b y given t h a t th e fol file N E | oi tile s\V J, and tile 1.« of the
m ost elaborate fu n d ion—for c o t
ta g e or m ansion. Made in all colors
low ing-nam ed se ttle r has filed notice of N W '4 of th e SW J of se c tio n No. 8, iu
and th e m nit d elica te tint« by
h is in te n tio n to m ake final p io o f in Tow usliip 32 S outh, R an g e 14 w est of
S T A N D A R D O IL < O.
and sold everywhere.
s u p p o rt of his ( la itn , a n d t h a t said th e W illam ette M eridian, O regon.
proof will be m ade before C. V.
To hold th e snme u n d e r th o law s of
W oodruff, C o u n ty C lerk C u rry c o u n ty , U n ited S ta te s a n d tile S ix es D istrict.
That, n o tic e is now served by p u b lic a
Oleg« n, a t G old R each, O regon, on
Ju n e 22, 1901, viz:
tion u p o n C . A*. M anner, whose post-
BO Y E A R S ’
office a d d ress is 2702, C alifo rn ia S tre et,
C H A R L E S 1‘. NEW M AN N, J r .,
On H o m estead E ntry No. SB7(', for th e c ity of S a n Francisco, S ta te of C a lifo r
a t said C. V. M an n er, one oi th e
Lot 1, S l-i N l l.| section fi, «lid Lot 4 n ia ; th ners,
1ms fa iled to c o n trib u te bis
and S \\ | N W | section 6, T p . 35 8., I t. co-ow
sh a re of said e x p en d itu re w ith in th e
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p ro v e h is c o n tin u o u s re sid en c e upon C. V . M anner holds F our H u n d re d and
E ilty -fo u r a n d T w enty-live H u n d re d th s
a m i c u ltiv a tio n oi said lan d , viz:
T rade M arks
f$l54.2'ii d o lla rs of th is c o m p a n y 's m o n
E ug en e F ish, of O p h ir, Ort goli,
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sent free. O ldest agency fo r securing p aten ts.
tilth dav of M a n li, 11H)1.
P ate n ts tak en throuffh M unn A Co. receive
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tjffcial notice, w ith o u t c harge, in th e
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wurUl of
e r ill lflfit lo n g e r a n d a f fo r d m o re p le a s u r e th a n a d im e ’ s
o th e r b ra n d .
M A K E T H E T E S T i
in T h e I'.veiling T eh-grain, of Port-
iniifij Oregon. I t is th e la ;> - t ev-
<‘ni.ng iu? A spaper p u b lish e.l in O re
g o n ; it ci’iiLiins all the n ew s of th e
str.ie and of tl.e n a tio n . T ry it for a
m o n th . A sa m p le copy w ill be until
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file S ixes ltiv e r, to b o ld th e sam e an.
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der tile law s of th e U n ite d S tates a n d for f,-2.5U; with r, w r iiieri 2'«;:-..
tin 1 Sixes d istric t. T h a t notice is now- te e to c a re e r -ein.« !. tíre juw icy
served by piililieatioii u p o n H urry
W eyliurn, one of tb e original
tiers,
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is not- k now n, a n d th a t sa id H urry U k i t e n S 2 • •
W eyliurn, one c t tiie eo-ow m -rs, lias For Sale By 0 . Leneve, Drngsylst,
failed to c o n trib u te h is s h a re of said
Burt Ortord, Oroffon.
e x p e n d itu re w ithjn th e tim e required
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, 10c. 25c. I f C. C. C. f a il, d ru g g is ts re fu n d m oney.
W hile th is is ta k in g place th e pope
re s e a ts him self on the th ro n e, b u t
a f te r the dem olition is com pleted the
p e n ite n tia rie s of St. P e te r tak e th e ir
broom s, clean th e floor, remove the
pieces of brick and m o rta r from th e
passage w hich a re n o t looked upon
as m a te ria l to be held in light esteem ,
since relics are m ade o f them —and
wash the m oldings and nil round t4ie
door w ith holy w ater. T h is w ork hew
in g finished his holiness once m ore
descends from his th ro n e, sin g in g the
a n th e m which opens w ith the w ords:
“ H aec dies quam fecit D oniinus,” etc.,
w hich the clu ir c o n tin u e s to sing uft-
e r him. A rriving a t th e holy door
th e pope recites m ine p ra y ers, ta k e s
th e cross, kneels b efore th e door, in
to n e s th e Te Deum, and, risin g again
w hile singing, passes th ro u g h the
holy door, his ch rg y follow ing him.
Everybody who can goes in to fit. l ’e-
t e r ’» to w itness this su p e rb cerem ony
o r to ta k e p art in t'he ve sp e rs nt the
pnpal chapel. A fter th e v esp ers th e
c a rd in a ls tak e off tn e ir r o b ts and p u t
ou th e ir red eapes, accom pany the
jHipc to the door of his p riv a te a p a r t
m en ts and then r e tire .
A fte r the
m o rn in g m ass on C h ristm a s day his
holiness goes to the lodge of th e bene
diction, w here he b lesse s th e f a ith
fu l in the form w h.ch is only used on
th e occasion of the jubilee.
T he closing of th e d o o r is a very
sim ila r cerem ony to th e opening. T he
g re a te s t solem nity is observed, a n d
th o u sa n d s of privileged p ilg rim s flock
t o th e cath ed ra l to be w itn esse s of
w h a t, except in ra re instance.«, occurs
A n»*w stylo packet containing te » » t r e « rkBVT.r". in .» paper cnrt-«a (wi’hout glaa.«) is now for sals
b u t once in a lifetim e. H is holiness
at ionio driti: au-rv « -ro»t riva e r » is. f i n i«»w pi i -ed aurt !» .r. term ed f o r ib o po o r and the ecoi.ouai-
aal. • >nr <!<> • i - r t ,'e five <-‘ i.’ « r m a
n o c a . i L-- hau by ut i l liy wruding forty eight centi
lays the first brick fo r th e c lo sin g of
to th e 1< I vans (,'asiil' AL ' i J ibany , \p . 10 Snruco M ree». New T i r k - c r a singlo carton ( tsm
T abules ) w iil b*» sent for fivu i nts. Beet inodicine over made since the world was created.
th e door, all the c a rd in a ls, m onsignors
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a n d o th e r d ig n ita rie s in Koine being
w itnesses of th e o p e ra tio n . T he b rick s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICTION.
used for this purpose a re a b o u t double
t'he o rd in ary size, bein g covered w ith
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Journal. T erm s. $3 a
a th in layer of p late in som e eases D E PA R T M E N T OF T H E IN T E R IO R .
year ; fo u r m onths, $1. Sold by all new sdealers.
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b e a r in relief th e papal a rm s a n d the
Brauch Office. 625 F Bt-, W ashington, D. C.
Notice is hereby given th a t th e fo l
in sc rip tio n : “ Leo X h l.
P o n t. Max. low ing-nam ed se ttle r has tiled notice of
A p e ru it et c la u sit.”
W h a te v e r m ny b e sa id of th e sc ie n
iiid In ten tio n t«> m a k e final proof in s u p
p o rt of his claim , a n d th a t said proof tific c a u se s upon w liieh ti e R ev. Irl R. I
P a t e r n a lis m In M e x ic o .
will be m ade before C . V. \\ «»« m I i u IT, H icks liases bis yearly fo rec a sts of
T he life of th e hacienda is one of C ounty Cl rk, a t G old B each, O regon,
Rt liuiile m an fo r M an ag er of B ra n c h
sto rm a u d w eather, it is a re m a rk a b le
th e c h a ra c te ris tic s dow n th e r e ; ns it on .1 une 22, 1901, viz :
used to I k * in old p la n ta tio n days,
fact t h a t apoeillc w a rn in g s oi ev ery Office we w ish to open in th is v icin ity .
A M A Z IA II A . JA M IE S O N ,
e v e ry th in g in g ro w n o r m ode o n the
On H om estead E n tr y No. 10401, for tin* jji'eat sto rm , flood, co ld w ave a n d If y o u r record is O. K . here is a n o p
farm . T h ere is a fine sp ecim en of one , S ) S \\'i section 7, NN 1 NNVJ se c tio n IS, d ro u th , h a v e been p la in ly p rin te d in p o rtu n ity . K in d ly give goixi reference
n o t fa r from C hapala b e lo n g in g to a Tp 32 8., R. 14 w.
id s now fam ous A lm anac for m an y i w hen w ritin g .
rich M exican.
The house ram b les
He nam es th e follow ing w itnesses to
T H E OHEGONIAN, gives all the news of
«ro u n d th re e c o u rty a rd « o r p a tio s and prove his c o n tin u o u s resilience upon y e ars. T he la te s t s ta r tlin g p ro o f of
Oregon, the Northwest, the Nation and
th is fa ct w as th e d e stru c tio n of G a lv e s
th e sta irw a y is on the firs t in n e r and cu ltiv atio n of said land, v iz :
the World. I t I iiib a correspondent in every town in Oregon, ft is pre
O scar M ather, E ugene P eirce, W. O. to n , T exas, on th e v e ry d a y nam ed by
c o u rt o u U id a th o house.
All th e
C IN C IN N A T I, O H IO .
room s a re on d iffere n t levels, w ith a C orbin, J o h n F itz h u g h , a ll of P o r t Or- Prof. H icks in id s 1IKX) A lm an ac, as o n e , Illustrated catalogue -1 cts. stamps. em inently the paper fur the people of this state. I t covers the market
• te p o r tw o from one to a n o th e r. fo n l, Oregon
and shipping news of San Francisco as well ns that of Portland and ev
of d isa ste r by s to r m alo n g th e gulf
J. T. B R ID G E S , R e g iste r.
L ong g a lle rie s ru n aro u n d each |m tio.
ery other part of the Pacific Coast. I t gives the movements of all the
coasts. T be 1901 A lm anac, by fa r th e
Close to th e house, alm ost in th e g a r
vessels that visit C urry and Coos counties, as well as those of all the
fin est, m ost c o m p le te n n d b e a u tifu l y e t
de«, is a lovely old ch u rch 12S y e a rs
other harbors of the Northwest. The Oregon Legislature meets this
p u b lish e d , is now re a d y . T h is r e m a r k
old. It is sm all and p ictu resq u e.
A D M IN IST R AT( > R ’S N O TIC E .
winter. The Oregonian prints its proceedings in full. To know your
a b le book of n e a r tw o h u n d re d pages,
G re a t p ink oleanders like
targ e
State you m ust read the Oregonian. It lias no superior for the news of
sp le n d id ly illu s tra te d w itli c h a rt* nnd
b o u q u e ts on th e low g ra y adobe will
Y e a r ly .
N otice is h ereby g iv en th a t th e u n - , h a lf-to n e en g rav in g s, goes ns a p re m i
the world.
tnnke a bit of color for an a r tis t. On
M en a n d wom en of good a d d ress to
th is hacienda they have a m ill ru n by dersigued has been a p p o in ted A d m in - ' um to every s u b s c rib e r w ho jm ys one re p re se n t u s, som e to trav e l v p p o iu tiiig
Keep posted on the affairs of your coun-
m ac h in ery , so th a t the flour leaves In istra trix of th e E sta te of H enry J . Zulu-1 d o lla r a y e a r for P rof. H ic k s’ jo u rn al, a g e n ts, o th ers for loeal w ork lo oking 12184796
w ait, deceased, by th e C o u n ty C o u rt
• ty and your neighbors will look upon
Che Hacks and is ta k e n dow n to the of th e S ta te of O re g o n , for th e c o u n ty W omd ami W obk - i . T h e A lm a n a c alone a f te r o u r In te re sts. IktMIO sa lary g u a r
v * mm by n lig h t tra m d ra w n by m ules.
of C u rry . All p ersons inden ted to said is sen t prepaid for o n ly 23c. O rd e r from a n teed y e arly : e x tra com intasion and you as an active and worthy citizen. Read your county paper and you
—C hicago C hronicle.
E state are re q u ire d to pay th e same to W okii vxn W orks P u b lis h in g C om pany, e x p e n s e s , ra p id a d v a n c e m e n t, old es- wont have to beg the news. Take T iie P ort O rford T ribune and you
tab lish isl h o u se. G rand chance for will keep in touch with the people and events of Curry county.
m e w ith o u t d e la y , a n d all p e rso n a h a v
e a rn e s t m a n or wom an to secure p le a s
in g valid claim s a g a in st said E sta te 2201 lio cu st S tre e t, St. L o u is , Mo.
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