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PO R T
X II.
V o lu m e
L I F E IN S U R A N C E .
O FFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE AND DISTRICT O FFICERS ‘.
U . 8. Sets— J a h n II. M itchell of P o rt­
land and C has. F u lto n of A sto ria
C o n g re s s m a n , F i r s t D is tric t B inger
H e rm a n n , of R oseb u rg .
G o v e rn o r—G eo. E . C h a m b e rla in S a ­
lem .
S e c re ta ry of S ta te _ F . I. D unbar, Sa­
lem .
S tate T. e a su re r—C h a s. S.
Moore, S a ­
lem .
Supt. P u b lic I n s tr u c tio n —J . H . A ck­
e rm a n , Salem .
S tate P r i n t e r - J . K W hitney, Salem .
A ttorney G e n e ra l—D. K. N . B la c k ­
b u r n , Salem .
C le rk S ta te l a n d B o a r d —M. L .C h a m -
bet-lain, S alem .
J o i n t Senator fo r Coos and C u rry —T .
M. D im m ick.
J o in t R e p resen tativ e for Coos a n d
C u rry —R. D . H um e, W e d d e rb u rn .
J u d g e , 2d J u d ic ia l D istric t—J . W .
H a m ilto n , R oseburg.
P ro sec u tin g A tto rn e y , 2d J u u lc ia l D is­
t r ic t —G eorge M. B row n, R o seb u rg .
U . S. C o m m issio n e rs—J . H . U p to n ,
L an g lo is ; J . H u n tle y , G old B each.
COUNTY OFS1CEUS.
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C o u n ty J u d g e —E. A. B ailey , G old
B each.
C ounty C om m issioners—F . II. Blake,
C h etco ; C. W . H ain es, E jk le y .
Sheriff—J . G. W alk er, G old B each.
C o u n ty C le rk —G e o rg e W . S m ith ,
Gold B each.
C ounty T rea su re r—J a m e s C a u g h e ll,
W edderburn.
A ssessor—A. H. Post, P o rt O rford .
School S u p t.—W m . S. G u e rin , L a n g ­
lois.
S urveyor—D. C unniff. J r ., G old B each.
O K F ’O l i l ) . O R E G O N ,
in g h a b it.
B u t th a t it is g reat
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l i ' I T I N S S OF TH E COURTS.
POST OFFICES
POET OEFOED, OREGON,
AND POST-
M ASTERS.
DEALER IN
C h e tc o ...................................... E- H . B lake.
H a r b o r ....................... Ja m e s M cCutelien.
G o ld B e a c h ............. M iss A nnie Doyle.
W e d d e rb u rn ...................... J o h n H um e.
I U ih e s ........................................ J - R H a ll.
A g n e s s .......................M rs. J . D. Cooley.
O p h ir.................................... W .
E. Burrow .
C o r b in ............................ C lia s.
R. W ilso n .
P o r t O rfo rd ..........................................A m es Jo h n s to n
D e n m a rk ...................................J. S. Capps.
L a n g l o i s .................... ? . . . . E . R aekleff.
.E c k le y .........................
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A. H a in e s.
(iENERAL MERCHANDISE
KEEPS IN STOCK,
GROCERIES, The Best, Only
J . II U N T L E Y ,
NOTARY
G old
PU B LIC ,
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ôbacu
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O regon .
W ill P ractice in all th e C ourts of thia
S tate.
Public L and Cases a Specialty.
J . 11. U P T O N ,
U .8 . C O M M IS S IO N E R ,
NOTARY
P U B L IC ,
L anglois , C urry Co., O regon .
D ealer in Town L ots,
a n d Im proved
F ilin g s a n d Filial Proofs M ade on
G E N E R A L C O N V E Y A N C IN G .
L. A. R O B E R T S ,
A T T O R N E Y A T LÆ W
P
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m
u
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C on su lt your doctor. If h e sa y s ta k e it,
th en do as he eays. I f h e te lls you n o t
to ta k e it, th e n uon’t ta k e It. He k now s.
Leave It w ith him . W o are w illing.
J . 0 . AYE it CO., L o w e ll, M ass.
acaaazrjafiC O T T R ;
T H E Y H A V E HARD S E R V IC E .
L e­
The F re n c h foreign legion, w hich is
again th e sub ject of P a risia n political
gossip, offers about the h a rd e s t m il­
ita r y service in the w orld, and no one
who know s e n te rs it u n til he has e x ­
h a u sted all o th e r m eans of su p p o rt or
w ishes to b u ry him self, says a London
paper. Men of all natio n s a re in its
ran k s, m any of them hard c h a ra c te rs ,
c rim in a ls and jailbirds, and it is al­
w ays se n t by F rance to do the d irty
w ork w hich th a t c o u n try n a tu ra lly
does not choose to impose upon its own
c hildren.
T h u s it h a s held the fro n tie rs of the
A frican colonies; w here every now and
th en a post is cut to bits by a wild A rab
trib e . T he fever-infested p ortions of
Cam bodia and Indo-China, which Lodi
has described, have also been the scene
of its exploits. The discipline, too. is
m ost severe. Flogging is a daily occur­
ren ce and c ap ital p unishm ent is the
re su lt of th e m ost triv ia l offenses.
T h u s th e cases of Insanity in th e legion
a re of a m uch la rg e r n u m b er th an in
any o th e r b ra n ch of the F rench service.
A physician who has been stu d y in g th e
in sa n ity of th e legionaries says th a t a
m a jo rity of th e cases a r e well devel­
oped w hen the men enlist, since few
sa n e m en would ever accept the condi­
tions know to exist in th is corps. Ho
rdd» th a t in his opinfbh m anrrrfpn shot
fo r b reaches of discipline w ere n o t
m en ta lly responsible, njod he says th a t
th e sam e tro u b le m ay cause the insub­
o rd in atio n am ong the F re n c h tro o p s
w ith the allies in China.
Hats and Caps,
Oil Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, T inw are, G lassw are., Crockery.
F L O U R an d F E E D alw ay s on b a n d .
O rd ers ta k e n for a n y artic le n o t in stock.
O rd ers tak en for S u its, a n d fits g u a ran teed .
N E W GOODS
Received by every steamer.
HIS and W taksa h ssste b
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W h e a t fro m
K K r p t l s n T o n a l» « .
GOLD B E A C H
Funeral
D irectors.
p eed S table,
IIoi'SCM XV« *11
PORT O BFO RD,
OREGON.
T lir e r In N e w Y o r k
I . I ia i w r v l o n i tu l a -
»/ rurfUi i
H ay a n d G ra in C o n sta n tly on h a n d .
P rices R easonable.
D iseases of L a d ie s and C h ild re n a Spec­
ialty
G O L D B E A C II,
ORE.
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
The Oregon Weekly Journal, a Demo­
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crat!'' newspaper. 16 pages, full of news—
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»11 of if! »1 a year to any adiires» The Will v iist C
urry C ounty sem i-annually.
Journal. P. O. Box 121. 5'ortland. Or.
<o Cure Con « tip«» Inn
T w ke C u a ca r e W C a r x J a r t l < * .
U G u c u»i
cure, dn m w u r.
!O ro p 2 $i
u , m
:
• or we r* fund m«,«
a«*><re«J. «•« ( • •».
p a stu re for E ngland was n o t only due p ro p e rty .
to a desire to bid farew ell to h i» d y in g I 1
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g ra n d m o th er, but s-till m ore to the I x .
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o
t i
prince o f W ales' u rg e n t w ish to settle
I ' ew Y ," k - A u « ' » . - J a c k
M un
a private d e b t affair to th e em p ero r be- rDc, th e B u tte m in e r, who got th e
fore ascending the th ro n e. T h is debt, j (| e e jslo n o v e r Je ffrie » , w a n ts to
the V o rw aerts asserted , am ounted to
.
, «n
24.000.000 m ark s, which E m p ero r Fred- tig h t th« ch am p io n again, a n d w ill
erick, im m ediately a f te r b e g in n in g hia be on© of those to send ch allen g es
reign, loaned the prince of Wale« in or­ to be read a t the ringside on th e
der to place th e la tte r in a position to
pay accum ulated debts to th e am ount evAiit of the Jeffries C orbitt m ill’
of 24.000,000 m arks. The loaned money,
It was fu rth e r asserted, w as p . a rt of the
New Y ork, A ug, 9.— S ham rock
saving^ amounUngtoSejKIO.W iOmark», l j n
y;,. T hoInug
L ip to n ’s Clip
left by E m iperor
peror W illiam I. Count von
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ch
allen
g
er,
wua
ta
k
e
n
in to ilrydock
Stolberg, th e n m in iste r of th e imperial
household, th e V o rw aerts also said, w ith o u t accident a t the E rie Basin
vainly opposed th e paying o u t of the
¿.‘-»,000,000 m arks, add thereupon re­ to d a y , a n d th e w m k of g ettin g her
signed. In official circles here th e Vor­ re a d y for the races was begun.
w a e rts’ sto ry is characterized as a gi­
gantic hoax.
S eattle, A ug. 9.- ■A special to the
From the m ost tru stw o rth y sources
D aw son
P
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et-In telllg en cer from
it is ascertain ed th a t th ere is no found».
tion w hatever for the rum or«, frequent- 1 s a y s th a t E d M antfiei, th e m a n who
ly appearing1 in th e G erm an pre««, th a t perju red h im se lf and se n t H elen
E m peror W illiam Is larg ely indebted j , ,,
, .
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to H err K rupp «ad o th er Germ an cap- « "l?n er. w holu lle “ OCUSed Ot rob-
Italist«. On th e c o n tra ry , the kaiser is, b ln g him , an in n o cen t w om an, to
not only w ith o u t debt», but he i . sav- th e p e n ile n tiiiry from N om e last
m g money y e arly for his children.
4
S u m m e r, has beeu cap tu red in Haw-
son.
In W h i c h
M a tr im o n y
H rou ght
W h ile h e r case ».is on appeal
A b o u t C o m p l ic a t io n » .
T h e tw o follow ing cases w ould be dif- I Mi»» W agner died of a b r o k e , h s a r t
M IX ED
M A RRIAGES.
fieult to surpass. One w as in E ngland,
th e o th er in A u stra lia . Some tim e ago
a m arriag e took place in B irm ingham ,
w hich b ro u g h t a b o u t a very com pli­
cated sta te of fam ily relations. The
wom an h a d b e en m arried th re e tim es
before, a n d each tim e h a d tak e n for her
husband a w id o w er w ith children.
H e r fo u rth h u sb a n d w as a widow er,
and. as he hod c h ild ren by his first
w ife, w ho w as h e rself a widow w ith
c hildren w h e n he m arried ner, th e n e w ­
ly m arried couple sta rte d th e ir m atri­
m onial com panionship w ith a fam ily
composed of th e progeny of e ig h t
previous m arriages.
A nother c u rious case w as th a t of Dr.
k b g, of A delaide, a w idow er, who
. arei -1 a Miss N orris. Shortly a fte r
j n a S e a ttle hospital.»
been a fu g itiv e from
m ore th a n a year.
K n o w o f A p p r o a r h l n if S t o r m » .
Ilc rrln g , It han now been discovered,
a w onderful eleetro-rnngnetlc
senae, by w hich th ey a re ab le to d e te ct
w hen a sto rm is appro ach in g . T hey
also know w hich wav It w ill blow, and
so can go o u t in to deep w a te r o r kqep
| In th e sh e lte r of th e shore, as m ay su it
n e r r 'r u c «
M an th ei h..s
ju stice fur
S io u x C ity , la .,
A ug. 9 — A
terrific hailstorm visiteil N o rth ­
w estern Iowa this aftern o o n , doing
a lm o s t u n to h l diim age in som e lo ­
calities. In S ioux C ity c h u n k s of;
ice as big as a m an’s Ü9t fell.
P la te glass w indow s were broken,
screens and aw nings to rn a n d tin
roofs perforated.
S C R A P S O F IN FO RM A TIO N .
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| A ton o f ro seb u d s will produce only
! n bout tw o ounce« of the a tta r of rose».
; 'Hie only p?in in the w orld w hich um
n e t Ixi c o u n te rfeited is the opal. Its
delicate tin t* defy Im itatio n .
T he first w atch ever m ade by m a­
c hinery in th e U nited S ta te s waa m ad«
at R oxbury. Mass., in 1850.
If the w ord “ boom” w ere n o t in cx-
iftteneo now i t w ould be haril to find a
w ord to fittin g ly take itn place.
T he L ib erty hell a t P hilad elp h ia
cracked w hile being tolled J u ly K, 1835,
to amioiinee th e death of Jo h n M arshall,
chief ju stice of the sujirenie c o u rt of
♦in* U nited S tates. The bcll w.ts ciui In
London in 1752, broken u p and re ca st In
April and in Ju n e , 1753, ko i t v.as K2
year.-} o ’d w hen i t broke, and had some
hard u'-r.ge. T he erack p ro bably cam e
n a tu ra lly .
“Mis:4 Frances H. T riboti,” says th e
Boston T ran scrip t, “ d a u g h te r of ( h a p
lain T rlbou, tak es exception to the oft-
repeated stn te m c n t t h a t no n an now liv-
' ing can rra d E liot's Indian Bible. ,.ne i
■ w rites Zion’« Hi raid th a t a t th e Mohonk
I Indian confi rence of 1891 she heard ,
I Bishop W hipple say th a t it ia a mistaK«» j
to r.'iy th a t it can n o t be nn<l, because
| the Ojibwnys, of M inneaota, can read
iU”
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no» ’ Tab*cra Sp.t aad
T««r I ire in ty ,
To quit tobacco eatlly and forever, be rr.a<
nr tic. fait of l.fe, nervosutl rlffor, take No T*> them best.
D.*e,tha wonder-worker, ffiattriakes weak men
«trong. All 4ru£4.tt«, to« or
Cure guaran­
teed BiN’klct an*t ftunp!« free. A* vn at
Sterling
Co, CkiogO or New
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>;<*h for as. T I t w *.b have
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J . W. S T R A N G E ,
P a rk
te n .r a t Cold.
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Pacific A S a n ta Fe, w here fre ig h t is
unloaded for the g re a t H u n tin g to n
D e r lln P a p e r S a y « K in « R d w a t t
H eilm an pow er p la n t a t K ern v ille.
OvvtMB t h e K n h e r A4.OCO,-.
T he railro ad co m p a n y has it» sec
OOO M u r k » .
tion crew on w atch there a n d is
T h e V o rw ae rts (so cialist o rg a n ) la te ­
p re p a irin g ^ to w ard off the blaze
ly printed a rem arknhle sto ry to the efl-
feet th a t E m peror William*« sudden de- I sh o u ld it a p p ro ach th« tow n or its
The sta te m e n t has fre q u e n tly been
m ade t h a t i t is possible to cau seg ra in »
All goods n o t g iv in g satisfactio n can be re tu rn e d , an d m o n ey re f u n d ­ of w h eat found in a n cien t E g y p tia n
sepulchers to g e rm in ate and grow .
J . M. U P T O N ,
ed, p ro v ’d in g th e goods a re re tu rn e d in good order.
T his s ta te m e n t lia s been disputed, and
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
th e q u e stio n was discutsed a t a re ­
cent m e e tin g of the F re n c h A cadem y
of Science. I t was show n th a t w hile
B A I N I iO I N , O R E G O N .
th e alb u m en of w h e at found in a
tom b 6.000 year« old had undergone
O fS rs u p sta ir» , io E ldorado B uilding
no a lte ra tio n , th e em bryo was changed
and could not be caused to g e rm i­
n a te .
B ut a fre*h em bryo placed in
P . tí. LINDBERG & SO N
th e a n c ie n t album en would grow , and
G E O R G E M. B R O W N ,
th is fa c t, i t waa said, probably ac­
counted fo r th e sta te m e n t t h a t th e
old E g y p tian w heat rescued from it*
A T T O K N E Y AT LAW ,
long e n to m b m e n t would sp ro u t a n d
A Couple* Line of Caskets, Coffins
grow .
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
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H . T. S T E W A R T , P U O I’
antf*Trlmmings.
Krtwkf w ith you wh -------- - —
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nerv* ffflhnt; moo.«
rtmue • U m <te»ir*
o u t t e r vo i;« U U tre » s
! Orders .taken for Tombstones and
Ln«, purities vho bl
•tort« «•>«’» « ai
DR. J . J . CALDW ELL,
Cemetery Railing.
miko ren «»'
Mi health, nerve
P h y s i c i a n a n t i H u t * |g o o n ,
PQRT ORFORD, OREGON.
C ? f l l ‘<B< l F o i * . and i oa RC
tr HO
own To-BAcr»»
dnn'irl«*. whu
DOORS and WINDOWS.
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N o t So U gly N ow .
STORY OF A ROYAL DEBT.
S o m e o f t h e S ln jr u ln r P r o v i s i o n « M a d e
In t h e M n r r in v e C o n ­
I t is announced th a t the y oung
ra ja h of Jh in d , who is lord o f th e
th ird b ig g est native s ta te u n d e r th e
P u n ja b governm ent, has c eleb ra ted
his com ing of age by m a rry in g a E u­
ropean g irl. Miss Olive M onalcsen,
d a u g h te r of Mr. Monale<en» of Ikun-
bay. T he w edding took place accord­
ing to Sikh rite s and was to som e ex ­
te n t a ru n a w ay one, if th e m atc h can
be so described w here th e bridegroom
is» a lre ad y th e husband of a t le a s t tw o
native ladies. A nyw ay, th e B ritish
political officer w as not given tim e
to in te rfe re effectively, says a London
paper.
The Indian P la n te rs ’ G azette claim s
to have seen th e m a rria g e c o n tra c t
which h a s been d ra w n up in aecord*-
nnce w ith Sikh usage, and provides
th e lady w ith n definite incom e, be­
sides m ak in g stip u la tio n s, w ith re s e r­
vations, «a* to how m any o th e r wives
the p o te n ta te m ay also,possess. 'Hie
e x istin g Malta ra n is a re reservations.
I t is an u n p lea sa n t buxines» to An­
glo-Indian th in k in g , th is m arriage of
a w hite g irl to a ra ja h , b u t rig h t
enough from th e Sikh point of view.
The lad y will he know n as h e r high-
n e si Ju s w a n t K uar.
T h is is th e second case of th e kind
th a t has occurred of late y e a rs in the
Punjab. T h a t of th e late P rin cess
F lorence of P a tia la w as th e first.
îi i i i b e r
tir e fe a tu re s of th e m en ag erie. The
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c o ld er th e w e a th e r th e m o re a nim at- i
‘ t'OiTi the tai rojul and tow n of k nock his ug ly head off.’’ As her
ed does he becom e; he paces th e cage ! C a lie n te . A special train left K ern se n tim e n ts were the se n tim e n ts of
nil day long w ith « y e . gloydng and j c j
,h
ft •
force o f m en
her escorts, she was ro u n d ly cheered.
head ere"*, lo nging no d o u b t to fe a st
,
»
on th e rosy ch ild ren w ho g a th e r in Sent, by th e la n d com pany to pro- T h is e n th u s ia sm was of sh o rt life,
crow ds b efo re his priso n .
■ te e t its p ro p e rty anil arrest th e p ro ­ for th e new s soon cam e th at- F itz ­
I t is in h o t w e a th e r t h a t th e o th e r
gress of the a ll d ev o u rin g Haines, sim m o n s h a d scored »decisiv e vic­
m em bers of th e c a t fa m ily have th e
laugh on th e ir h andsom e cousin, as | w hich have leaped across roads and to ry a n d gain ed the ch am p io n sh ip ,
th e say in g is. T he S ib e ria n tig e r has [ d itc h e s and a re now ill the land , w hich he h a d
w orked so m any
no w in ters of d isc o n te n t; he has
,
, i.
sum m ers. I t is p itia b le t o see h is L° ,llPa n J S g ra in field ..
, ; y e.u s to w in. Ilo ty th e little ac-
su fferin g w hen th e sun b eg in s to
Som e fear is expressed for th e ] tress h a te d big B ob w hen she w ent
w arm th in g s up. A t such tim e s th e sa fe ly Oi ra n c h h o u ses i n t h e m o u n
back to h e r th e a te r to earn more
po o r beast lies on th e floor of hi«
»
.
,
cage from m o rn in g to n ig h t w ith his I U,IUS lind
w
but 1,n' ' m oney, b u t »he d eclared th a t her
to n g u e h a n g in g from hla m o u th .
p o rta n t HtatioH on the S o u th ern J im w ould som e d ay reverse th e
Three sizes : 25c., 59c., SI. AM drenlsti.
tr a c t.
Myi ie P oin t, Oregon.
Probate business a specialty.
That
It’s too risky, playing
with your cough.
T h e first th in g you
know it w ill be down
deep in your lungs and
the play will be over. Be­
gin e a rly w ith Ayer’s *
Cherry Pectoral and stop
the cough.
¿ S o ld ie r s In t h e F r e n c h F o r e i g n
g io n H a v e A n y th in « llu t a n
E n iy T im e .
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B akersfield, Cal., Aug. 10.— A
W h en C orbett and F itz sim ih p n s
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larg e
" Inch started tw o day.- were s tru g g lin g in th e gretto n t Car
1 ago, is sw eeping over th e inoun son for th e cham pi rflship th e re was
At th is se a so n of th e y e a r g r e a t ta in s south o f C alien te, 30 m ile-
a little actress sittin g in a telegraph
pains a re ta k e n to p ro te c t th e m a­
jo rity of th e a n im a ls in th e C e n tra l so u th o f B akersfield. T h e b laz- office in P ittsb u rg eagerly reading
p a rk m en a g erie fro m eol«l, p a rtic u ­ Uss a lre a d y »wept over th o u sa n d s of the d e scrip tio n o f each ro u n d . H er
la rly Ute m em b ers of th e c a t fam ily. acres of la n d , d estro y in g th e g rass
great in terest in th e o utcom e.of th e
T h ere is one m em b e r of th e c a t trib e ,
however, w ho s ta y s in a n e x te rio r on th e ranges mid large fields of affair was d u e to the fact th a t s h e .
cage of th e lion house even o n th e g ra in a m i forests.
had w agered a m o n th ’s sa la ry on
coldest days. H e is th e Siberian
T o d ay the tire d estro y ed a large the C alifornia fighter, o f w hom she
tig e r. Such is th e c lim ate of his n a ­
tive land t h a t h e need n o t fe a r a n y ­ q u a n tity of g rain and crops on th e was a keen a d m irer, th o u g h she did
th in g in th e w ay of cold t h a t th is ranch of W. R . R a n k in , near Cal not know him p erso n ally . In Lite
c ity can produce.
T he S ib erian tig e r is pro b ab ly the , e n ‘e > ftnd fro n i tl,u re “ J “19 HPre“‘l | m id d le o f th e b a ttle ,« w hen it was
la rg e st m em b er of th e c a t fam ily] io th e p ro p erty of th e K ern C o u n ty reported tiia t C o rb e tt b ad F itz ­
and som e claim fo r him th e added L and C o m p an y , a n d to n ig h t the
sim m o n s on th e ropes and was
d istin c tio n of b e in g th e m ost fe ro ­
cious, says th e New Y ork Mail and tields and trees a re b lazing, the p u n ch in g h im a t will th is little ae-
E xpress. In th e w in te r th e C en tral dam es shooting upw ard an d form
trees grew so excited th a t she e x ­
p a rk exile is one o f th e m ost a ttra c - j j n g a m ag n ificen t Fpecittde, p la in ly
claim ed : "G o it, Jim . I b o p s y o n
S ib e ria n
“ I was given up to die with
quick consum ption. I then began
to use Ayer’s C herry Pectoral. I
improved at once, and am now in
perfect h e alth .” — C has. E. H art­
m an, Gibbstown, N . Y.
Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
and W ild L ands.
H o m estead s a n d P re -em p tio n s.
Coughing
IO, 1 9 0 3 .
Big Fields of Flam es.
F E L IN E CAN ’T BE FR O ZEN .
RAJAH WEDS A EUROPEAN.
I> T * Y K JO O 1 » 4 .
Attorney & Counselor at Law
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W E D N E S D A Y ', A U G U S T
no
one can d e n y . T h e work of life in ­
A n y p lan w hereby a m a n ’s s a v ­ su ran ce co m p an ies has beeu e x te n ­
in g s are made more secure to him sive an d p e rsiste n t. A t th e p resen t
aid s th r if t an d n u rtu re s th e h ab it of tim e th e re are m a n y th o u san d s o f
sav in g . In co u n tries w here prop people now in su red in m ore th a n
e rty is n o t well p rotected by law , or o n e co m p an y , a n d in su red us in v e st­
w here th e a ccu m u latio n s of the m en ts. T h e m an tw ice in su red and
th r ifty are an o bject o f p lu n d e r by th e m an p u ttin g m o n ey in to in s u r ­
th e stro n g o r by a c o rru p t g o v ern ­ an ce as an in v e s tm e n t were b o th a l ­
m e n t, po v erty p rev ails. The in most u n k n o w n fo rty years ago.
c en tiv e is to e a t u p w h a t you have
R ecognizing th a t th e fo sterin g of
in h a n d to d ay lest y o u r en em y eat th e sa v in g h a b it is s tre n g th e n in g to
it up to m o rro w . U n d e r such c ir a n atio n a n d to so ciety , good life in ­
cum stances social co n d itio n s like su ra n c e co m p an ies m o st be given
those p re v a ilin g in T u rk e y a n d , larg e cre d it for th e ir p a rt in th e a d ­
C h in a a rc found.
vance of o u r n a tio n so cially , fin a n c i­
F o rty y ears ago life in su ran ce in a lly and p o litically . T h e m an w ith
th is c o u n try was o n ly beginning to in vested in te re sts, o th er th in g s he
estab lish itse lf in the confidence of in g eq u a l is tli^ best citizen , the
th e p u b lic as a safe d e p o sit for sav best n eig h b o r a n d th e best m an .
ings. T h e p resen t
well fortified
T h ere are a n n in her of legal reserve
p o sitio n of th e legal reserv e life in ­ co m p an ies doing business in Oregon.
su ran ce co m p an ies o f th is c o u n try A ll are alik e re sp o n sib le ; b u t it is
was n o t occupied w ith o u t y ears of n o t too m u ch to say th a t n o n e is
h ard lig h tin g and in tre n c h in g re­ m ore p ro m p t in m ak in g settlem en ts
s u ltin g from ex p e n siv e experience. wi tii p olicy h o ld e rs o r pays la rg e r
I t is h a rd to m easu re th e p a rt d iv id e n d s to p olicy h olders th a n
play ed by life in su ran ce co m p an ies th e W a s h in g to n Life In s u ra n c e
in th e g ro w th o f th r ift a n d th e sav- C om pany.
C irc u it C o u rt m eets F o u rth M onday in
A u g u st of e a c h y e ar.
C o u n ty C o m m issio n e rs C o u rt m eets
first W ednesday in J a n u a ry , A pril,
J u ly and S eptem ber of each year.
P ro b a te C o u rt m eets first M onday in
eac h m o u th .
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CURRY COUNTY
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resu lt, a n d w in back the belt, a n d
if they m et sh e w ould p u t an o th er
m o n th ’s sa la ry on him . B ut w ould
she? T h is little actress was J u lia
G ifford, who is now M rs. R obert
F itzsim m o n s. Bob’s face does n o t
look as ugly to h e r now as it did in
those d a y s, an d ss a fighter he has
risen 100 per ce n t in h er m in d .* -S a n
F ranciseo B u lle tin .
S eattle, W ash., A ug. 8.— T he h o n ­
or of break in g a ll reco rd s for a trip
around the w orlb is to fall to th e
lot of a S e a ttle boy, M r. Jam es W yl-
lis Sayre, a m em b er o f the Scuttle
T im es local staff, its well know n
d ra m a tic ed ito r. M r. S ayre expects
to a rriv e »n S e a ttle on T uesday
ev en in g , A u g u st 18, thus m ak in g
the ro u n d tr ip in 55 days.
M r. S ay re is 25 y ears old, single,
and was a m em ber of C om pany G .
F ir s t W ash in g to n R egim ent, th a t
d istin g u ish e d itse lf in the P h ilip ­
pines on F e b ru a ry 19, 1899.
New Y o rk , Aug. 10.— R e m a rk ­
ab le in v ita tio n s have been se n t to
HOff frie n d s and custom ers of H e n ry
M ichael, a w ealthy fish an d o y ster
dealer here. M r. M ichael says in
e x p la n a tio n : “ My wife is dead.
I f she w ere not, th is cele b ratio n
w ould n o t take place. I had 23
year» of m isery w ith h er, an d how
she h as been dead tw o y e a rs a n d I
w an t to celebrate the a n n iv e rsa ry
w ith m y friends."
T h e occasion will be provided
w ith 2,000 bottles of w ine a n d 50
kegs o f beer, and th e co st o f th e
b an q u e t w ill be $8,000.
S t. L ouis, A ug. 9.— W. J . B ry a n
was severely shaken up b u t esca|)ed
in ju ry in a sm all w reck on th e
J
S o u th e rn R ailroad near M o u n t
V ern o n , 111., today.
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THE SOUTH’S LITERARY V/EEKLY
P u b l i s h e d u t A t l a n t a , G a . - Circulation O ver 5O.CC0.
trr>» iJUIW M T S O U T H l«»h s G r « u t L l t . r . r y W a a U t r oi»»S
South. It is devotnd lo L .l t a « - a t u r a , R o m n n o a . F a c t and F l a t t e n .
*nd dive« the best ofoll that Is eurrent in It» field. Amono (ts contributors ths mo«t
si.ted southern wrliors appear-JoolChandlor Harrl», Harry Stlliwol! Kswardsand
others of uruwln, fame, serial »tor's« from Anthony Hops. Maurice l hompson,
Sidney R. Crockstt. M n.G « rpo Corba.t end Arthur W. Marchmont have nppoar-
od. end other» are In waltlna Irom the pns of author» o< national sola A short
»lory contest brou jhl sut o e . l r I tv « h u n d r e d . a * ^ n c ti d , h o v t
• t o r l a a . all worthy a plac» Is r o < J U N N T t O U T I I ’ S rsud.-He .01-
IBM O th.r oontesusr» coaleaplalsd that will siv-ce-iifully ««pkjtlth» ripening
fi.ld of talent Uiatosly ae*d» »sob kwtsrt«. Io gloatrals the wealth that 1» shy ts
as»crt K m M.
P S . 3 U N R T r t O U F H tsaas» with M m flfs of the great »oath. Th«g»n
tel »nnshlse warm» svarvtMss »to ««Mvlt, *ud the aeatos 1» sever cold enosgh
torhecklh» hand s< hi iu»try- T»« super some» fra,ra«t with the breath of the
magnolia and plus, an« »Ives o s'.th . v,»V air of the o»an»e. paint end bay. Tbe
beauty end se’.hus, th» romance and mystery of the land w h irr the corn
•tore» sp the ,clden sus»hlsa aal the «otton w hitens» M»» »ocnllght. will be
«iven in the well-filled ec'omns of this ras«!satlng weekly.
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The suhacrl,tion »rice 1» O n l y F I
C . n t i r year, alike loan ,ersons,
agt.nl«. newspaper». ,oetinasi«rs and every one e'sa. Cubs of Ave. kecooipMied
by the lull tZ .90, enlliia thsainb raiser <o Ute papaa ore year oral.s.
J .n d am at F n s s n l C » r 4 tha aamea of s!x'uf fe a r neighbor» who
world sppteclata the epportsnlty to resd a soar o' The Susoy Sogth.end one
a, mp:e will Is mailed hree. Vos s is yetyoar c.'«b of Av, cat of Mies» Very people.
Cft» S V N N T P O U T »» carter, aver »0.000 Amerlasn homes naw: ■ nd
durlnj 1902 la aure to ba wt'.Sisie« ■ falty aa aunty mure homes, as the great
w . tkiy f. st of ,oidt thlwj«. the Aoa’hsm U erary Waekly.-sartuise ipuiaain» for
1902 Will be the mast (ratable at all tha Mpsra that «onto tay au.
fir