. 11 ■-—
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THE TRIBUNE.
T U E SD A Y . A G O . 2), 1001.
O F F IC IA L P A P E R o ? CU RRY < 0 .
D u rin g the p ast tw o m o n th s h u n d re d s
of M orm on; re sid in g in d r In d ep en
dence, M j .; Nauvoo, Iil„ anti i.i he*
c o unty, la., have been m ak in g th e ir a n
n u a l pilgrim ages to th e old M orm on
cro ss.n g of th e B ig Blue liv e r in J a r
shall county. X‘ n r th is h ixtcr.o sp o t
lire the A j cove spi in f s. w here co r any
of th e ir people wc. • mu. acred b the
Indian* in J S 6 a s th e y w ere mi;, .eg
th e ir way uei
th e (» re n t/tin e :.c a n
d e se rt to Salt lake, i hey h av e bet a
v isitin g the old crcs.-dr.g in sm all bands
since th e first of * —......... - e r
• *g
th e Big Blue w h ere th e ir fo refa th t ra
Hid and re stin g a few day s n e a r the
sp rin g s, v .ie ie yellgious pervia a were
regulgr.ly held in eonm ieniora: ion of
th e early p ioneers w ho brav d t le
d a n g ers lyid opened the way to th e new
Mornnxo se ttle m e n t a t ( r e s t Suit lake.
T he old M orm on o r “ Jud pt de.nec
crossing of th e B ig Blu*’ i on of the
m ost h isto ric sp o ts in K u • as. it has
been visited by thousands-»f M orm ons
since the days of 1HI3 ar.d th e people
who now live in th e viem ty look for
w ard to th e pilgrim age <»! tin
people
rv e rv y e a r as one of th • ine d ent:-, ot
Kpeeial n o te in M arshall c o unty. It
is th e m ost beau tifu l and row ; a tie sp o t
in nil Kai sas. The Big Bit river is
a stre a m as d e a r a s e r r a t a . and the
Alcove sp rin g s are loent< <1 ir a seq u es
tered nook, w hich seenm to have been
m ade by n a tu re fo r mieh g a th e rin g s as
theju?.
W hen the first, im m ig ran t tra in s
c a rry in g tin* Mormon people and th e ir
b elongings to t l i ' G reat S alt lake
crossed th e Big Blue a t th is now h is
to ric spot th ere was scare >Jy a vestige
of civilization in th a t r e f '.on of c o u n
try . Bor ages it. | rail* vs had i.< e
covered w ith a w..\ ng sea o ’ v. hl
fo r num ber! ; years w ondered alm ost
unm olested across then:. N othing d is
tu rb e d its solitude kut * nn occasional
band of n o r .'d ie bidi ' ,*s in s ta rc h of
prey o r p lunder end th e h a rd y fro n
tiersm an , '".'ho is a h ay.-» found fa r in
advance of civiBzat'.on. As enrlv a
1820 Mttj. Stephen If. Long cros / d th a t
p a rt of K ansas now know n as Marshall
county in com m and of an e xpedition
from P itts b u rg h to the Rocky m o u n
tain®. Gen. pr< si uit. ow his expedi
tion to th e Kooky m o u n tain s in 1342-44,
passed th ro u g h th a t section of th e stp te
nnd m en tio n s in his trave ls severed im
m ig ra n t wagon« en ro u te to O regon.
It w as in 1 M7 th a t Jo h n Sm ith, th e
M orm on apostle, w ith his band of fol-
^Qw.ern from Illinois, opened his w ay
th ro u g h th is co u n try , cro ssin g th e Big
B lue river a t the old M orm on “ In d e
pendence” o r “C alifornia” cro ssin g
T h is was six m iles below th e present,
tow n of M aryville, th e c o u n ty seat of
M arshall county. F o r tw o y e ars the
exiled U atter-D ay R ainta passed over
th e tra il that. led to th is cro ssin g of
th e Big Blue river. At one tim e a Mor
m on cam ping p a rty w as su rro u n d 'd
by Indians n t th is fam ous spot, and all
wery JviJled. A m ong th e p a rty w ere
several elders of th e M ormon fa ith who
were going to th e w e ste rn lion “ to
look a fte r th e s p ir itu a ’. w elfare of the
pioneers w ho had gone before. Ever
»Ince the M orm ons of M issouri, Illin o is
nnd Iowa have m ade annua) pilgrim ages
to A leo\e sp rin g s, w here a p p ro p ria te
service« a re held.— -Rt. Louis Republic.
C A N A D IA N
JIo w
STATESM EN.
T h e y A ct W h ile A tte n d in g
D n tle « In P a r l i a m e n t .
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l"~"
T h e ir
It Is a m istake to t hink th a t tin* net
NEW
A T H L fc T IC
CAM E.
I t I , C a lle d 1’u . h h a l l a n i l I . V .r y P o p u l a r
u t lis r v » r « J .
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IN C R E D U L O U S
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LLDERS.
l>arkno»M T b U M n y II® IM sp e lle tl b y th e
A t ia n t:i E x p o s itio n .
A ecoriliug to a story w hich com es up
f|-oin C apt. Ilal T ab b W alker, a prom i-
n«:nt,planter o f G eorgia a n d a re sid en t
of A tla n ta , th ere i» much, need of ou-
lig h te n iu o o t in th e so u th e rn p o rtio n of
th e sta te . It s*»ems th a t a m an living
in t h a t section was se n t on som e m is
sion up to A tla n ta d u rin g th e m onth of
J u ly last. W hije th ere uv saw a n d w as
m uch in te rested in th e m ak in g of a r t i
ficial ice.
R e tu rn in g home he to ld of th is to his
friends, and for all th e fact th a t he is a
g'Hxl ch u rch m em ber a n d u p to th a t
tim e bad been a highly respected c iti
zen of th e com m unity, h e w as a t once
looked upon with suspicion. T h e feel
in g ra n o high a g a in st him for te llin g
a n d persi'4bug in tc llin g th a t m en, com
m on m o rtals, were m ak in g ice in th e
hot m onth of Ju ly , so m e th in g th e y d e
clared th e Lord could not do, th a t he
w as th r e a t “ tied w ith e xpulsion L o in
th e c hurch.
II ,» did his best to defend him self,
and a t la s t supri;«,sted th a t a d eleg atio n
of th e m ost re p u ta b le chureli m em bers
go w ith him to A tlan ta , w here, he a s
se rted , he w ould prove his s ta te m e n t to
th e ir e n tire satisfaction. T h e elders,
w illin g to'give him a chance, did se lec t
a com ..lit i w h i c h w ith th e accused
proc'U'ded to A tlan ta , a n d th e re , of
i om -. . tlu v .saw th a t th e ir b r o th e r was
rig h t an.i th a t m en, com m on m ortals,
did m ak • i/c In Ju ly .
T hey all re tu rn e d hom e and ps ipiick-
1 7 ns p »s- ible a m ee tin g w as called to
I e a r th e rep o rt. W hen th e eld e rs h e ard
t i e d eleg atio n d eclare, as h a d th e
T ltE NEW GAME OF I’L'SHIIAI.L
b ro th e r b »fore it. th a t ice w as re ally
eerled sh o u lder-pushing of th e players. mad«» in A tla n ta in J u ly th ey arose in
I he gam e is played on a rcgidfttion foot th e ir w ra th and ch u rch ed th e w hole
ball field, but only 40 y a rd s of tl»e lot o f them .
“g r id iro n ’s" length is used. I he ball
t A ee - c u m b in g r ab bits .
is placed on the eent<‘r line and th e
¡»layers g ro u p t hem eslveson » it her sal«1 S h e e p T h a t L o v e S iiu H a an<l IriM ectiv o ro u s
of it. Idie evnter ¡»lays <lire< lly behind
B ir d « T h a t g e r t l o n G rw in .
tin 1 ball, w ith a g u a rd and tackle «>n
I f seeius a lm o st a s tre tc h v»f th e im
each side o f him
Iw o fo rw a id s play a gination to th in k of ra b b its clim bing
“ olT-side” to In iisli I he opposing pinyeix trees. Y •- ia A u stra lia m any ra b b its
away from tin- ball, uud the captain.«»r have som ehow a cq u ired th e tree-clim b
lull buck, sta n d s nt. som e distiince be ing h a b it, hav in g been forced, on ac
hind ins iinui, d ire c tin g th e play by a co u n t of t he p e rsec u tio n s of dogs and
ot her nnkuais, to d ro p b u rro w in g and
cod«* of signals.
1 In* p u sh in g isdone w ith th esh o u ld e r im itate squirrel«.
An A u stralian s e n t on to E n g lan d re
«•ntirely, and e.dvama s a re m ade by sci
entific tw istin g from side to sale. Ow cently t h ” tw o fro n t fe e t of a r a b b it
ing to th e rap id ity or the gam e, w hich th a t hud been hilled on an acacia, th re e
re<|inres m uch tfte sain«* ex ertio n e.s a yard ■. from th e g ro u n d , and he w ro te in
tug-ol w ar, the periods t»f play are liis le tte r t h a t th is w*as n o t a t a ll u re
usually n o t more th an two m inutes in m arkable th in g , a n d ho h ad o ften found
len g th . W'hioi tiuK* is called the side them , or a t least th e tra c e s of th e ir
having advanced the ball into t lie o.i ti el;iw >, on th e b a rk of tre e s four, five
e r ’« te rrito ry scores one or more and six y a rd s high.
I’or a p a rro t to e a t sh eep is a n o th e r
points. On«* point is sc«»red it a live-
y a rd advance has been luarle. two points rem ark ab le th in g , and y e t th e kea of
if n ten-yai'd advance, and s o o n , until New Z ealand h a s becom e a sheep c a te r,
finally, it a 2U yard advance Inus been h aving e h a r g ‘'(l to th is a rtic le of f«s»d
m ade, t Inis eai rv mp t I k * i ail a« i oss I la» from a p urely v e g e ta b le diet.
'file tra d itio n of th o island is t h a t a t
goal bm*. it «•«nints live points
ream -
play mid seientifie luanipniat-ions are o n e tim e *hese p a rro ts w ere u n a b le to
obtain th e ir usual su p p ly of veg etab le
tli«’ g re a t re«pnsites lor pushball
I'lie only pushball in r x i s h o i e e is Hit» food and th a t in d e sp e ra tio n th e y in
on«» now in use at H arvard
It is ow lied vaded the ‘’d ry in g room s” am i a te
by Mr M. (I. Crane, of Newton, Mass., w hatever cam e to bau d , fin d in g sheep
th e inv«»ntor of Hi«» gam e, and was con m eat agreeable.
Iu Ic elan d a lm o st a ll th e h o rs? s a re
stru c te d a t a «’ost of $200.
fish eaiei s, for th e reason t h a t g ra in is
scarce th ere and fish is plentiful.
H E tlO U K A K H
S IG N A L S .
In E n g la n d sh eep a re know n w ho d e
C a n H e ISeutl K an d y a t a O iM tance o f F o lly
light. m snails. T he o bservation of th is
S e v e n r y HI I I . nt.
fact is not new ; it d a te s hack one h u n
In sta n ta n eo u s com m unication be-, dred and fifty years.
tw een two persons 70 m iles apai t w ith
I t is w ell know n th a t a larg e n u m b e r
out, Ihe use e ith e r of the telegraph or of insectivorous b ird s becom e g ra in
the telephone Neems to those who do e a te rs win never t in y find t h a t th e y
not know of the process to be nupos c a n n o t procure th e ir o rd in a ry d ie t of
sihle, yet, recent I v it was easily accom insects.
plished by m em bers «»t Ihe t 1 idled St a lea
T H E FA M O U S A LERT.
signal corps atattoued in Denver, ( o k .
and i,p«m Long s I’eak, w hich is th ree A H i s t o r i c S h !|i T h :» t H a s J u s t B e e n
score and a half nules from tin* city;
Sol«! f o r H io A lctn l In H e r .
and. m oreover, it is n o t an unusual
B eached upon th«» Beau p o rt shoals,
achievem ent.
An in s tru m e n t culled n e a r Quebec, lies tb e old ste am sh ip
the heli«»,''raph was th e mean», w here A lert, w Slick in 1S75-76 w as ’m oored
by th«» a p p are n tly ini,w)ssitde feat was n e a re r to the nort h ¡»ole th a n a n y o th e r
perform««!, th e lieliographing outfit vc.sscl has ever been, says th e New
eonsntts of a m irro r, a sh u tte r, a te le York Sun.
scope and a fleltl-glass. 'I he m irro r
She was the flagship of th e N ares
and s h u tte r are m ounted on tripods, for A rctic expedition and lay all w in te r a t
F lo b e rg beach, *2 degrees 14 m in u te s
n o rth latitu d e. In ISSJ she w as p re
sented by lie* B ritish g o v e rn m e n t to
o u r governm ent to tak e p a r t in th e
H re e ’. v relief expedition, am i a f te r th a t
suecesxtul e a t.s p r’ * she w as re tu rn e d
w ith th a n k s to the B ritish.
In is.’ .'» a* was loaned to tb e C ana
dian g » • • rm ent to in v e s tig a te th e
ni-vigabliliiy of H udson s tra its , a n d to
b rin g I • h' lh<* p a rty of e x p lo re rs le ft
upon it - 1» ir/<s in 1SS4 by th e N eptune.
Cn tiii: trip the A lert w as com m anded
by Capt. (i«*»i!on, uu-.l for th re e w eeks
wa . jam n I in a field of ice. I t was
In r la .t n o rth ern voyage.
T he i: p i Ial a u th o ritie s p re sen te d
h e r to th«* Canadian g o v ern m en t, nnd
th«» la tte r, finding h e r a t last to be un-
senw orthy, a fte r em ploying h e r for
some tim e in th e buoy a n d lig h th o u se
s *rviee, sold h e r a t auction several days
ago.
HELIO G RAPH SION A t.1X0.
She w as b o u g h t for $4,000 bv a ship-
b u ild e r o f »St. Jo h n for th e sake of h e r
convenience. W hen it is <h-sired to com
m unicate w ith persons in any sp«*eiti«»d old m etal an ’ o th e r m aterial.
T h e new gam e of pushball, w hich has
lately been introduced ar.d played a t
H arvard, has some o f the essen tial iqa-
turcH of fool ball, b u t jxissesia’s m any
orig in al ¡Miint«. T he bull itself is a
g re u t curiosity. I t ks co n stru cted in
m uch the smue m anner as a fool ball—a
ru b b e r bladder covered w ith s trip s of
le a th e r--o n ly it is p erfectly round.
When in fla b tl it ifs six feet th ree ineia’S
in diam eter, ami w eighs 120 pounds.
It can be moved w ith very slig h t p re s
sure- -indeed, a good w ind w ill send it
rolling across th e held a t a l i v e ly l a t e .
P ushball, says Ix slie ’s W eekly, is
played by tw o teem s of e ig h t ineneuch.
Tin* ma«:i nurpo-.e of the gam e is, a s in
football, to ««lvalu e the hall in to the op-
jioneuts* te rrito ry and finally across the
goul-line, and tlfls is don«* by th e con-
w hich led to th e c o n fed eratio n of the
various provinces in 1S67 has a tta in e d
no h ig h er m ea n in g in th e kb of the
¿Canadian people th a n th a t of a eon-
st.itiu ion.d union. It c a rrie s w ith it a
m eaning of far de< p e r im port -a union
of h earts, w hose o ffsp rin g is «menee ; of
p a trio tic aim nnd purpose. Of course
it would be idle to say th a t I he < an a
dian people a re a u n it upon all ques
tions o f vital Interest to the life and
grow th of th e dom inion.
T he geo-
p iap b ie sl in'o i adH of C anada an* so
varied th a t th e n m ust re t * arily be
at tim es some fC etion and clashing of
provir. ial needs anil am bitions. ’Phis
is thv c^4c at W anh-ngton: this is the
ease, too, in so s- iuull a c«»:i ft d e ratio n
ns the c antons of Sw i i / e i l m a ’ .
A s tra n g e r v isitin g th e g allery of the
Canadian home* of com ino • s --< st rut k
v.ivn the d ig n ity and deccru in w hich
m ark the proveed i:i, s and su rro u n d
even the w arm est a. nt I ktsu-M . of de
bates. I’m lia n a n ta ry procedure be
in g rigidly adhered to, th e ’ • is little
room for unseem ly encounievs. w hich
usually grow out of uncalled for p e r
so n alities in th e h eat o f a discusiuon. locality the m irro r is set so ns to throw
R oinct’lines, however, w hen the houae a reflection of the sun in tliai d irection
hnv tt'v n s ittin g for hours, w earied T he ojK’nin g and closing of th e a b u tte r
in tro u t of the m irro r gives (he clTeet of
w ltl the J erpl« xities anti inck-’ < < •«.ei«
of no*. e p iem ’o er from “ v.oy back,” sud the d o ts and danlies of the Morse tele
denly, ns if tnireugh th e r. dp. of des g ra p h in g eo«le, nnd th e n r s a g e can
th u s be read. At o rd in a ry d istan ces the
p eratio n , th e usual d ig n ity *>f the house
is relaxed nnd grave n iela b ais Irom telescope is u nnecessary. T he w orld’«
such intellectu al c en ters ns M ontreal record in long-distance sig n a lin g is
nnd T o ro n to play the seh» olbov and held by the C olorado d e p a rtm e n t of the
outvie one a n o th e r Li “ sh y in g ” blue arm y signal service corp«.
lsud. s a t th e heads of slu m b erin g and
It. is ci com m only accepted theory
inoffensive m em bers. Of lb * :.'!5 nn m- th at a m an steps th ree feet, and m any
livrs th a t m ake up the house of com a tra c t of land has be« u “stepped o il”
m ons, in point of a b ility anti g if b 'k 20 instead of m easured w ith a chniu. In
per e“ UT. of th em a re below :• e d io e rity ; the w est H uy obviate th e diflieulties
¿M per <•« nt. of them f»eeu¡\\ th e p ln i.eo f of surveys by th e lan d b ein g divided
m e d io c rity ; 10 per cent, possess ud- in to si ction», l ut. in 1‘e n n sj h a n ia
p.dtted a b ility , ami th e rem ain in g 20 n »¿eli of the p ro p e rty , especially in the
Jwr cent, a re m en of com m anding tale n t. m ountains, must, still be described l»y
—Doiuiinoe’s M agazine.
m ete« nnd bounds. In one o f th e coin.-
lira in v.vs;orn B« nusylvum n. anya t'b '
T h ere cannqt pos »ojv he a w h iter W ashington Bln.’. niv tw o brother.».
city th a n Cadi* wile*»» it he b u ilt of o.ie o f \vho:n is to ¡1 nnd ! lank, th e o th e r
snow . T he h< t way to app io aeh the ab o rt nnd fat.
'J any y e a rs ago they
p o r t 1» to ta k e a trip on one of th e purchnsvd n travi of 1m ountain land
sm all nteum era w hich ply betw een th e vailing ftnvauiilviRquar*c. T hey dlvitlvd
porta of Morocco uud Spain. As you th e lab o r of m easu rin g it, one ste p p in g
n e a r tho coast yon see in fro n t of you otY one s ’ k». the o th e r th e «>ther side
a w h ite m ass w hich appears to be T h en they feneeil it in and w ere per
B oating upon the w ater, ju s t as you fectly satisfb'd unt ’.l ivccrUly v. lien suit
a re . T he lirrU th o u g h t« * a foreigner w as brought to recover a eonslderabl«'
1?;. ¿.hat be is in s ig h t of a n iceberg. Tiro t r a c t of th e land. E ach b ro th e r «wore
w h ite liittKK, g litte rin g -in tin« sun nnd th a t they knew th e m rn su n inent to be
re n d ere d m ore úur.zliug b y t h e blue r ig h t, ami told how it had been done.
afcy nnd sen, looter, exactly like n T hen, ns the s js'e ta io rs saw tb e short
m o n ster tee m ountain p a rtly m elted, so legs of th e one. scarcely long enough to
th at o u tlin e s of castles nnd hills ap reach th e floor when he sat in a chair,
pear upon it; but only for a Hccoud a n d th e elongated ext rend ties o f tin*
iloea the Illusion Inst, for yon know o th er, there* w as a g e n era l laugh, in
there are no icebergs In th a t p a rt, am i
w hich th e ju d g e and a tto rn e y joined.
you a ra quick ly inform ed th a t you are
t ’|H>n surveying, it w as found th a t on.»
looking at Cad... No o ilie r tow n in
line wan a tnile and h a lf long, ami tbe
th e w orld presents such a m agic ap-
o th e r onT, a Bit!? ever baV a r.»Ie.
pea rauco
AfTER MANY YEARS
Of sufiering from kidney disease, Miss
M innie Ryan, of St. I.ouis, Mo., found
a com plete cure result from the use of
Dr. Bierce’s Golden Medical Discovery.
It is such cut-*-
as th is which es
tablish th e sound
ness o f I)r. Pierce’s
theory: ” Diseases
w hich originate in
th e stom ach must
be cured through
th e s to m a c h .”
Every o ther organ
d e p e n d s on th e
s t o m a c h for its
vitality and vigor.
F or by th e stom
ach and its asso
ciated organs of
digestion and nu
tritio n t h e food
w hich is eaten is
converted into nu
trim e n t, which, in
th e fonn of blood,
is th e • sustaining
power o f the body
and each organ of
i t.
W h en th e
s to m a c h is d is
pensed the food sup
ply of the body is
cut down, the or
gans are starved, and J te weakness of
starvation shows itself in lungs, heart,
liver, kidneys or some other org-ui.
I)r. Pierce’s ('.olden Medical 1 >: covery
cures diseases of the stom ach end other
organs of digestion and nutrition, and
so cures disease of other organs which
have originated tl rough deficient nutri
tion or impure blood.
” I h ad Ix-en MifTerinc; w ith k id n e y tro u b le
tw e n ty y ear
w rites Miss .Minnie R yan, of
15V I.'»uisiana A venue, St. L eais. Mo:, " r a d I
h ad do- tored w ith n n u m b e r o f tb e best p h y si
cians. Tw o '-.> rs ago I com m enced ta k in g your
•«'.olden Medical Hi.-covery ’ am i ’ F av o rite P re
s crip tio n * an d took also several vials of D octor
P ierc e’s P el’.-
I ;
• i / h t b o ttles (fe a r of
each), a n d I feel now , . ec tly c u re d .”
Dr. Pierce’« Pellets cure biliousness.
They banish pain
and prolong life.
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NURSERY.
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T he Favorite varieties ot
the known h ard y and su r
est bearing kinds for this
coast; an d s , v i ral o f the
newer kiinls, said to be
very title.
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PEA K S, P I U S E S ,
C H E R liiK S .
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goo t.
you van
(oldies'and Gent’s Shoes a n t i
W ill keep a wagon on the roinl, m ak in g
C o u n ty T iciisur< *r’s N otice.
re g u la r trip s al'otil ever»' ten d ay s, b e
N otice is hereby given t b a to n p re se n tw een (¡oti’l ¡teach n a il lta iry v ille , tor
ta tio n a t my office in Gold B each. < »re Ole aeeottiino intion and convenience of
goli, tie* follow ing describe«! C u rry th e people living ea ro u te .
<’o u n ty W arran ts will be redeem ed t »-
w it :
for O R D E R S T A K E N F O R A N Y -
N.». 33, i sued J a n u a r y 10,
$233.35.
A R T I G L E N O T IN S T O C K .
>. ». 40, issued J a n u a ry 12, 1891, for
$290.00.
1
No. 4 1, issued J a n u a r y 12, 1891, for My Goods wilt !»• sold at b o tto m p i ices
$ 04 00.
s tr ic tly or C a sh .
No. I»'’., i.-.-ut <1 J a n u a ry 12, 1891, lo r
$0 » 00.
>.«». 132, i.-sued Jatim u \ 12, 181)1, i«»r
$13.00.
X»». 3’. 1, issued A pril 11> 1891, for
M J L C M B K
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5*413.40.
Xo. ’27/\ issued A pril 11, 1891, for
$37.73.
N o . 21S, i$HueJ A pril 11, 1891, for
$10.00.
X<». 210, issued A pril 11, 1891, for
$18.00.
X«» in te re s t w ill be allow ed a fte r the
d a le of the first publication of tilia no-
tire , t<»-w i t : .July 9 th , 1901.
WM. S . W IN S O R ,
for tho New Era Edition of
Trvasur« r of C u rry C ounty.
The Em porium E con om ist
now in Press.
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Banana and Bisniark
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lan d , Oregon. I t is tin* la rg e st ov-i
enirig n t'w sp ap er p u b lish e d in Ore-'
FOIL T H E CUM ING SEASON.
¿<»n ; it c o n ta in s a ll th e n ew s of th e
.in ti see what you need in the way I sta te ami of th e n a tio n . T ry it for a
month. A sa m p le copy w ill be m ail
of E x tras. Don’t w ait u n til the ed to von tree. Address
a n d
H A Y - R A K E S .
THE TELEGBAM.
last thing, hut send your orders in
early, for the
PORTLAND, OR.;
NAME
and
N O T IC E
T O i.t P U C L I C A T I O X
D I.B A K T M F N T O F T H E IN T E R IO R .
Li.ibl Office a t R oseburg, O regon,
J u lv 1, I’.ML
N otice is hereby given th a t tiie i«»T
lo*A ¡iiig-nmur-l s e ttle r b a s filed n o tic e
o i his in te n tio n to m ake linal ¡»roof iu
bU ppoit "1 his c la im , and tb it said
pro a’ will be m ad e before J . H . U p to n ,
F . S. (a»nimi'sio:i«-r. a t L anglois. O re
gon, on A ugust 17, L O I, viz:
R K 'H A R D M. IT iZ I I E O H ,
On bis Î ionn stea«i E n try No. 10<PS, f«»r
tb e L o ts 12, 13 and 14, sectio n fi, a n i
Loi i, section 7, i’p 32 5 ., R. 11 w.
H • n ain es L »* itd io flin g w itiie.-scs to
prove bis co n tin u es le-iidenee upon a n d
c u ltiv a tio n «u sa id lam b viz:
A. A. J a in it s *11, O s c a r M a tb e is i l . C.
K e lL r. Eugen«? P e irc e , a il of B olt Or-
f«»r«i, Oregon.
J . T. B R ID G E S , R e g iste r.
Our large, profusely il
lustrated Spring and Sum
mer Catalogue, describing
the new fashions, and
giving lowest Department
Store prices for every
thing to eat, drink, wear
or use.
SANÍMÑciSCa
T re pass N o tice.
In ordering ex tras please m en
tion kind of mower, dale o! —such,
and No. of piece w anted, and then-
will he no trouble in m aking a lit.
A lso.w ill handle the
A lin e of f a m ily rem edies m ade and sold b y
us exclusIveSy. E v e r y p re p a ra tio n Is guaran»
teed to con tain th e purest and best drugs. A
single t r ia l w ill p rove t h e ir s u p e rio rity . A n y
of these remedies w it h fu ll directions fo r using
sent prepaid on receipt of price.
Ç luickaction L a x a tiv e T a b le ts fo r C o n s tip a
tio n . B ilio u s n e s s. H e a d a c h e , I n d ig e s tio n , D iz
zin ess, a n d T o r p id L iv e r. S tr ic tly v e g e ta b le ,
25 c e n ts .
G a rd e n C ity H e a d a c h e C ure, f o r N e rv o u s
TTéadache, S ic k -H e a d a c h e N e u r a lg ia , B lin d in g
H ead ac h e, S le e p le s s n e s s. F la tu le n c y a n d S o u r
S to m a c h , H a rm le s s . O ne dose 10 c e n ts , 3 fo r
25 c e n ts .
G a rd e n C ity E y e -w a sh , f o r In fla m e d or
W eak E y e s. S c a ld s, C u ts, B u rn s , B ru is e s a n d
O ld S o res, E n tir e ly H a rm le s s . P o w d e r e n o u g h
fo r m a k in g o n e p in t. 60 ce n ts.
D r. W i lh o it’s L a d y ’s S y r in g e , $2.50. S m a ll
H a rd R u b b e r S y rin g e 30 c e n ts . R n b b e r H a n d
P r e s s u r e s y r in g e , 3 p ip e s 60 c e n ts .
B adger
F o u n ta in S y r in g e , 3 h a r d r u b b e r p ip e s, 1 q t .
$1.00, 2 q ts . $1.25. A ja x F o u n ta in S y r in g e , fin e st
m a d e, 4 h a r d r u b b e r p ip e s, 2 q ts . $2.00. H ot
W a te r B o ttle s . W h ite ru b b e r 1 q t. 75 c e n ts , 2
q ts . 90 C ts., S ilk fin ish e d 1 q t $1.25, 2 q ts . $1.40.
A m e ric a n B ea u ty C o m p lex io n T a b le ts , for
c le a n s in g th e s k in of B la c k h e a d s , P im p le s ,
M oth P a tc h e s , F re c k le s , a n d a l l s k in d is e a s e s ,
c a u s in g th e c h e e k s to h a v e th e n a t u r a l tint of
y o u th a n d h e a lth . 5 0cts.
A m e ric a n B ea u ty C old C rea m , f o r r e m o v in g
T a n , F r e c k le s , a n d a ll im p a r itie s o f th e s k in ,
a n d g iv in g it a s o ft v e lv e ty a p p e a ra n c e , 40 cts-
A m e ric a n B ea u ty F a c e P o w d e r, f o r a co
v e rin g to th e s k in , k e e p in g a l l d u s t, so o t a n d
o th e r im p u r itie s fro m t h e p o re s, a n d g iv in g a
refin ed e le g a n t a p p e a ra n c e to th e to ile t. P in k
o r W h ite . 25 cts.
A m e ric a n B e a u ty F ro z e n P e rfu m e , f o r c a r
r y in g in p o ck e ts, k e e p in g in d r a w e r s , c h e s ts
a n d tr u n k s , to p e rm e a te c lo th in g , a n d im p a r t a
f r a g r a n t d e lic a te a n d la s tin g p e rfu m e . I t is
s u p e rio r to liq u id s , a s it c a n n o t s p ill, waste o r
e v a p o ra te . 2o c ts. a c a k e , 2 fo r 45 c ts.
V a g in a l S u p p o sito rie s fo r a l l fe m a le irreg
u la ritie s , 90 c ts. p e r box.
W rite f o r o u r te r m s to a g e n ts a n d d r u g g is ts .
M OW ERS,
AmcrlcataOranOMt
1IA Y -RA E ES.
and T E D D E R S ,
Nin. acre, floor apace—1,000 clerks.
CU LTIV A TO RS
and FLO W S.
Clipper Flow
Trv a l ’eerless Scotch
and von will use no other.
E. 11. C H E E V E R .
L anglois, C u rry C ounty, Oregon.
NO TH E.
AH persons a r e h e re b y w ;trnetl not to
tre s p a s s upon tin* lands «»I the u n d e r
sig n e d , s itu a te in bix ea R iver B reeint t,
( 'u r r y c o u n ty , O regon, for tb e purpose
of b u n tin g with g u n s «»r dogs, o r fish
in g . Also not to leave a n y g a te open
o n going tb l igb, ol’ o th e rw ise tresp ass
ia a n y m an n e r.
?o»y per. »»it .o tr« :q>assiug will be
p ro se cu te d t«» tbe lu ll e x te n t of the law.
.MRS. R A C H A E L A Y ER.s.
THE GARDEN CITY M EDICINES
AND TOILET ARTICLES.
I k I ¡ U 'íK iA U iíii’ t e v i s !
Ite s irin g to c h a n g e o u r lo c a ti)
wc
offer o a r residence p ro p e rty in Po
r-
ford fo r sale a t a b a rg a in . T he pr
t-
tv co n sists oi a larg e , s u b s ta n tia /
b u ilt a n d ro o m y resid en ce large lia r .
o u tb u ild in g s a n d g a rd e n , one L ot
70xhn leet, lUid o n e l.ot. dOx'.Stfeet. For
iu rth i-r p a rtic u la rs, call on o r address,
M It. a n d MILS. N 'it.S N E Y G R E X ,
P o rt O rford, Otpgoii.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
m ay concern not t > e n te r u p o n «.r m > -
! .*i>s in any m a n n e r upon th e land <»f
th e u n d ersig n ed , situ a te d in C u rry
NO i IC E .
co u n ty Oreg«»n, for th e purpose ot
b
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or
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l ’c- « illu rlty o f II «• m o c k in g B ir d .
Notice is hereby g l.c ii to a h w hom it
w ise trespass iu a n y luanm -r. Any
Tin* most re m a rk ab le th in g a b o u t a per.-on or persoiiH s - e n te rin g tlp»m 8«id nitty n iiiir r ii, th a t t have given m y
m ocking bird is it. w ay of lay in g o u t a piem inex w ith o u t m y c o n se n t will tie Son, S tephen M e rrill, ids tim e , a n d be
range. In tb e a u tu m n it goes so u th prosecuted to tin* lu ll e x te n t ot th e
is Iteredy iuhy au th o rized t i ito lot-.-
an.I e stab lish e s itself on a piece of law.
ground Ilia t. will y ield b e rrie s a n d o th e r
MRS. M AR\ A. COLEBROOK. ness tor tum selt am i on liis own acco u n t.
1 will not iie rea fter he leap. Unthfc m r
food e n ough to la st u n til tb e follow ing
'tin g * . T h e t r a d is d e te rm in e d re-
any oi itis tr.*m -actious.
»ening l o u n d atiex w ith ns m uch ae-
N O T IC E .
J i l t s . JO A E P U iN E M ERRILL.
eura y a s a ra in in g pro sp ecto r would
O p h ir, O r., J u ly 10, l . l t i i .
u iu sta k in g o u t a claim . P erh ap s it
Notice is hereby given to all w hom it
may be oh ly fifty y a rd s sq u are, a n d it m ay concern, not to e n te r upon o r tres-
m ay have a le n g th a n d b re a d th of as ¡♦i: ss in un\ m a n n e r, tor the purpose oi
F t ' \ l S E T I’I E M E N T .
m uch as one h u n d re d yards. T he space H unting with g u n s o f «logs or o tb e l-
depends m ain ly upon th e food supply w ISC, Upon th e p re m ise s ».I LiUira M.
Notice is her, by given th a t the ur.-
in sig h t, b a t th e m ocking bir«l is a 1 b ih e . r «•/ to e ra n eii oi G. J . H ei
g re a t g lu tto n a n d w a n ts ten tim es th e berg« r, or ujMiu tiie |a h c h ot B. A. Ilei derstgpen lt..s ole i m s until account as
q u a n tity th a t w ould be necessary to iH ig e i. iv.i>««t by tho un ¡eisigned. Any .V diltlolstia. i' o . t i l ' i . d a t e - H O t o .
:.o o I ;i>. .It I10..V. ;h "
keep him alive. H aving laid out his pclsou or p e l.*».u n s o • • n te l I llg Up«-Usanl t.oige. t l . n t i o
« i l l ! t l . . . o t tlv lo ,, , . .............' o clock
rang«*, th e o w n er w ill defend it w ith p i \ i n » s s without my «« nsent will
io tile t o f u , ,
...
0 .0 o O X e t l i.J tl.C
his life, nnd no o th e r fru it-e a tin g hint pr.•seeuteit to the. m d e\t«*utoi th e law . J ilo .e I l to r C v l l l t l . , V e i i t V O . V . t r i g
G. J . ii« d lild H « ;-.R .
is allow ed to e n te r it.
e ttttto ., O r e g o n , l o r t t e . . t t o g o t j , e t l o i , ; ,
to the allow ance of said H uai see u it
V. at* h«*M s»uu«tBU»il In MUk.
and se ttle m e n t oi said e s ta te .
i U E S P A S S N O T H E.
The F roneh cust«>ms a u th o ritie s on
ltuted ut G old Geaeli, O re g o n , A ug
the Swiss iro i)tie r have «leteeted a novel
u st .'ill. HMJl.
and in«geiii«m.s sw in d lin g device. W atch
N»»ti«*e is h e re b y given to all p ersons
A. II. MOORE.
es w ere se n t across th e lx»rder, seale<l Hot I-» t:«sp.iss ii|h»n tb e pteinis«s «4 Administrator of E sta te ot o tit is. Kinge,
up in cans of condensed m ilk. I t is Dr. K e nyon, s itu a te d betw een Floras
tie. cast ,1.
estim ated th a t tw e n ty -tw o thousand K ike a n d the v«»unty ro ad , in N o rth e rn
w atches, valued at tw o m illion francs, C urry, b? renm viug, c u ttin g , or des-
have e n te re d F ra n c e thu« in th e past tr ying tim b e r upon sa b I lam b $25 re-
N O T IC E .
wav»! will :>«» paid (or in form ation lead-
six m ouths.
in , to a convii’lloik ot* trespiP'S a s sta te d
ah, v«».
N otice is lit reby giv en to all wliom it
It is better to make g«»o 1 ti-e nt
Dated a t lkim ion, O regon, M undi I I. m ay concern, not to e n te r upon o r tre s
B FT r.U N 1.1.."ON, A gent. pass in atty m a n n e r u;»m th e la u d of
wlmt little you know th an it is h. 1 «-i.
th e u n d e r s i.n , d , s i n . ate • iu F u rry
kn o w a great «leal th at is o f no
C ounty, «tregoti, lor tile ptUt uae of
h u n tin g w itli g uns or dogs, o r t r s u i n g .
earthly use.
be nny will.out it. Casvuiet«,
C rth a r Also, n o t to leave uiiy gate open ou g o
t. • < « ni your Hood and k« ep it « lea»i. by ing tn ro u g lt, o r o th e r s ise* tresp ass ill
If, in pro|kirtion to hi* size, n stirring up the ».»»> liver «'id driving a.l im any n ian n e i . Any persoti or persons
purities treni the body. Begin to-day to
man had muscles like a uea he bain«h pnaples, Ijoiln, plotchc«, blackheads, so e n te rin g upon sat,I p re m ise s w ith
that •ickly btlioua complexion by taking out my c o n s e n t will he p ro se c u te d t >
eouhl kick a ho«»k .agent seven and
CaMarcts.—beauty for ten cento. All drug- th e lu ll e x te n t s ’f the law.
J AS. 8. CAPPS
■q«»tJS oahataction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 00c.
mile .
G U Y
3ARDEN CITY MEDICAL SUPPLY HOUSE.
:
t h e
56 Fifth Avenue,
ChicaN^
«H’-qpa
Reiferes VITALITY.
■' i->’- I.O S T VIGOR*
EtjÜMHÜ tf 9 U ¿räflK O M A N H O O D
Cures Itrpotency, Nipiit Emissions and
- tin g l i s e . i s e a l l efx c ts of self-
I
> ®r escctis and ir.dls-
-7'-‘ 1 creLc-rt. A r te r v e to tilc a n d
Do not be deceived by those who ad
vertise a ¥60.00 Sewing Machine for
M blood b a lk ie r . B rines th e
$20.00. This kind of a machine can
j Vi
pink glow to pale cheeks and
be bought from us or any of our
7 rcs«ores tiie fire of youth.
dealers front $15.00 to $18.00.
a J '* X B y m a il5 O cp e r box: G boxes
WE MAKE A VARIETY.
lor .>2 f!O; w ith a w r itte n g n a r a n .
THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST. toe to c u r e o r r e f u n d t h e m o n ey .
The Feed determines the strength or
N E P .V 1T A M E D IC A L C O .
weakness of Sew ing Machines. Tiie
combined w ith other Vlintcn & J a c '• ton Bta., CtlSCACO, IU —
strong points makes th e
For Sale By 0 . liCtteve, D rugffist,
th e best Sewing -Machine to buy.
F ort Orford, Orogoit.
SEWING M ACHINE
I toil hie Feed
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s h o w in g th o d i f
fe re n t s tyles o f
ts.-w ing M a e h ln e s
w e m a n u fa c tu re a n d prices before p u rc h a s in g
THE NEW HOHE SEWING MACHINE GO.
ORANGE, MASS.
28 Union Sq. N. Y., Chicago, 111., Atlanta, Ga.,
8t. Louis,Mo., Dallas,T«'X., San Francisco, Cal
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Invention .s probably patentable. Conimnniea.
tions strictly confidential. H andbook on P ate n ts
set t freet O ldest agency fo r securing patents.
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tp fa il nutlet' w ithout charge, in tho
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