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THE NAVY RA TI OH.
HE TRIBUNE.
Im m e n r e e i m o a n t o f P r o T U I o a i Con«*
• mum »4
V K D K JK^AY, DECEMBER 16. IK«.
A m « r>
The enlisted force of th e navy d u r
ing the coining y e a r U expected to
oonbunie 22U,(XX) pound« of frankYti. .nr
sausAgee and 141.000 poundw of Hftuer-
L ran t. This i« u p a r t of the new navy
ration, fo r the com ponent p a rts of
which eon tr a d e a re sh o rtly to be
aw arded covering one y e a r’s aupplies.
deliverable a t th a various navy y ard s
and sLAv.ons. The schedules for these
provisions have been prepared in the
bureau o f Mtippliea
Jpplie and accounts, and
it luiM bw<-n on« of the in terestin g
estim ates of th a t bureau to figure
out th e «m ount of eubaihtencu of this
cJaa« which will probably be con
sum ed on shipboard, «ays th e Array
and Navy R egister. The ag g reg ate
supplies, in addition to the 220,000
pounds o f fran k fu rter« and th e 144,-
(100 pounds of sa u e rk rau t are as fo l
lows: 1,190,000 pound» of fresh beef,
287,000 pound© of fresh ¡M»rk chops,
172,000 pounds of fresh veal, 285 000
pound« of fresh m u tto n , £20,000
pounds of pork sausages, 88,000
pounds of bologna sausages, 723,000
pounds of smoked beef tongues, 141,-
XK) pounds of sugur cured hams, 141,-
XX) pounds of sugar cured shoulders,
141?MX) pound« of fresh beef liver,
1H5.000 pounds of dressed chickens
and 71,300 pounds of dressed turkeys.
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Const ati tin a pie, Dec. 8.— G rave
«©atiments are expressed here today
•offer tb s Action of Am erican C o n su lt
Davis, b i t is believed th a t the Sul
Can has serious tro u b le in store un
le<s cornpkle rep a ra tio n is m ade to ,
the U nited Stater.
A RATION OP SMOKERS.
T h e Preo pJ« o f S p a in I ’ o f T o b n e e o I * .
• « M A n tli
and
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A l l S o ria
o f P la a a s .
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A lthough one often h ears th a t tho
The U nited S tates ling over th e
C onsulate at A lex an d retta, A siatic tobacco habft prevails universally in
Spain it is impossible to know bow
T urkey, has been hauled down, an d gen oral that habit i« un til on« visits
Consul D avis has left his post for tliwrv, says a London paper, People
amok© tDveasawtly, under ail condi
B eirut, in consequence of a serio u s tions, a t all h oars and in all place#—
diplom atic iacfdpnt, d u rin g w hich excepting the church. M*n sm oke in
Mr. D avis was in su lted and a s s a u lt the railway carriages; th ey sm oke in
I ill th e tram cars; they sm oke in all
ed by the local police.
the m inor thentw v; th ey sm oke in all
T he affair grew o u t of the a rre st the restau m tits, in the hotel dining
o f an A rm enian—C h anties A tta ria n , room s, and, of course, in the cafe».
In th e business office the m erchant
naturalized A m erican citizen. At and his clerks acnoko. In shops the
ta ria o had bean in prigjn a t Alep shopm an, while try in g to sell goods
to a lady, will stop to roll u c ig a r
po during the laat two m onths, and ette, which, whon lighted, he will
a
b a d ju s t been lib e ra te d th ro u g h th e (Miff In her faoe. You see conductors
M1<1 <’r*v"'" „1 train car» smoking.
All th e h ack n sj oabmon sm oke all
intervention of tli . A m erican Con-
,
,
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r i •
• u la r agent, e t. corn! lion vt Ins
leaving th e co u n try forthw ith. Ml',
O av i, was accom panying A ttarian
o n board a d e p a itin g steam er, when
Ule
whil/ e, „
c„Bchnien and
footm an of p rivate carriag es soma-
*»mna »mult« on tbo box. B eggars ap
proach yn i cigarottaa i l l m outh to
whlue f(>r lllniB
,, you ask for Urh.
th e police in te rc e p te d th e p a rty , us e t . a t a railway office th e clerk lays
«aulted and insulted M r. Davis, a n d ''¿,,vn, h l* «hr»™ «« a . 1... bands y.'.u
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the dingy bits of p asteb o ard . The
das pit© tile rcsistauco of the Consul innum erable )>#ddl#rs uli sm oke cigs-
an d bis a tte n d a n t guards, rearra-teU ro tte s all the time. T he low er-class
women, including the gypsy women,
A ttarian and took him back to •m oke /r e e lj on the streets.
prison.
Air. Davis im m ediately lowered
the tlag over the C onsulate and fo r
m a lly broke off relations with the
T u rk ish authorities by q u ittin g A l
e x a n d re tta and leaving the Consul
utp in charge of the Vice Consul.
A num ber o t Moslems seized on
th e occaeiou to make hoatile dem
onstratlons against the Consulate
an d .g a in s t the C hristian s generally,
The local authorities assert th a t
M r. D avid a tiu c k lb© police w ith rt
f u n © , an d tlm t after the rear rent o!
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AUTOMATIC DOCTOR IN PARIS.
!)»«»*<• f<>r T w e l v « l)M V « r « n 4 A i l m e n t s
F a r o f c b r e l T>r &*•«*■> r - t n - S l o t
■««bines.
I t Is probable th a t the ohnmx of
the au tom atic supply era re has h««u
reached by the eompauy which is
ab o u t to in stall p<nny-in-th«-slot m a
chines, called “everybody’» d o cto r,”
on th e boulevard« and principal th o r-
oughfar»», an y . the rir.-nklyn Engl».
,K“r ‘* ■ ’“ • " V
•o point o u t that the question ol
A rm enians naturalized in Am erica
re tu rn in g to T urkey has alw ay s been
a source of trouble, since the pnrlv
in v a riab ly refused to recognize iial
uraiizntion. W hen A ttarian was
arrested $2,5U0 was found in his
possession. I'his, it is (relieved, m ay
have contributed to bis arrest, the
T urks suspecting hiia ef being n
revolutionist.
The m a tte r i, engaging th e e n e r
getic atten tio n of th e U nited S tates
Legation here. Mr. L ie sh in a n h a s
m ade u rg .n l repre.euratio n s to the
I Of 1», and i, I to w s g a ita tin g a lull tc-
po rt hefor. lukiug fu ith e r sl.p s.
>iu,.
1 be outrage,
li.ru ,
" ’ it is anticipated
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will lead to strong action ou th>-
pari of the U nited S ta le , Io o b tain
fu ll reparaliou, especially a . lu ll
aatiafactiuu for ih© B eirut affair ha©
n ot y#t h#en given.
w »>•"« '« •>"»•.
which in ra in th a t not only the retne-
dies, but also th« p rsacrip tio n s fo r 12
d ifferent ailm ents, »uch as toothache,
indigestion, cold hi Uis head and
„ “nerves,
* * will
m be
» forthcom
»
ing fo r the
ubiquitous (uuiuy-
Thu faculty of m edielns ha» g ra n t
ed the sy stem s rerttficAte, and th ere
is co n stern atio n am ong L'arislau d o o
to rs. On« d o cto r s<Ud;
“ It will load to all so rts of com-
pttoaUons. People who are suffering
pain liavs n ¡t alw ays th e ir w it, a t
comm and, and it 1» quite conceivable
that many ¡«>pl© will in k - th« op-
A U arisu th« Consulate cava^aen,
(m ilita ry couriers) attem pted to res
cue him , at.d that tu the fracas
whicl) ensued th , oavas.es broke the
w indow , of t h . prison.
T h t T u rk ish authorities fu rth er
claim th a t A ttarian , who is a native
. . . .
of D iu rb ck u r, AJH^U c lu i k e y , bus
been trav e lin g about th© co u n try
with an illegal passport. T hey .1 P",,lte '1n* ^
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th ' ^
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" ,<1’,' re:
1 rati aee m raun wno ■■ Imlf blind
vritTi btUriusnewi ptitUug* hU penny
In the wrong slot >ad .w aUow ing a
c u r . for inllu.iwH. T h at i. certainly
w h at will happoii, aiul than those In .-
ehluea will be ruil.it a t ju s t a* ninny
a d o cto r i. whan he h a ^ w u . tv u iak .
a u i.tiU ur'*
C o r d ia lly
-t.r .c d
n llh
T .d d r .
Gov. Roosevelt attended the recent
com m encem ent s t Cornell, and while
there was entertained at o n . of the
college fratcrnity-houac». When he
was about to leave one of his staff .aid
to hint: "Governor, the boys have an
excellent lib rary in the house and I
think they would appreciate its en-
la rg ,m e n t by a copy of your ‘Rough
R ider».'" "Teddy," In an o u tb u rst of
good-fellow ,hip, exclaim ed: "All rig h t,
tmy,. I'll be glad .o send you a copy
wk h my com plim ent«; the book would
be a very sm all retu rn , indeed, for your
hospitality. .. «,»
w hereupon one of . the
b o y , replied, excitedly: "T hat", to,
g ',v,,ru o r; 1 ve read It."
a m a r i . i c * T h at is in u a i.« .
An Kugliah inventor has devised a
very ingenious artifiaisl leg and foot
intruded for uie in ease, of am p u ta
tion Iwlow the kneu Joint. It is main
ly composed of a hollow rubber cham
A clerk in th e Baker City popi ber, which I, Inflated in exactly the
office, tb u d y n g th a t circu lar lettei» sam e way aa a bicycle tire. The tk e lt-
and palters were of no value to the l"“
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(•<•! wood and contain,
w ithin it a ruldiet-faced point which
owner», threw a h u g e o o n sig u iaen t pernaita of m ovem ent, like thaa« th a t
of this class of m ail in 'o the w a tte take plnee a t the ankle. A p s iru fr u b -
ba»ket a»d burned it up to save the »>crjmeum»!»* pads aurround the end
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of
am putated limb, so th at no un-
iabor ol uistriB uling it. II© is now (tne pressure (»exerted on the tisane,
under <500 bond« for d eatm jiB g
m
Dulled Slates mail, People doll I '
N O T H II.
buy »tam p, and »ubucribo lor newe-
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
paper» for fua.
tuny ctmcern,
to enter upon #r tres-
jtMMi in any manner u|*»n th© land of
th# uaderelfnet. aitii&tcd on Elk Kiver,
Curry «*onntv, Oregon, for th© ptirpo#©
W A X TFD _F AITT1 ft : L P E IW > N of fitdiiittf, or huntin* with ?nna or d<M*.
to travel ( « well aataldlalied fcoune iu Ma»» not t«» le a te sh e irttte ©pet) on ©•>•
a law count)©#, railing on n tali m©r- in g .th riiu x h , o r otherwia# tre«l*«»» in
d ia n tw and agents Local terrttpry. any uiaiitior. Any ponton or |t©r*nna
Hal* nr tM A ü n ar w«*
«ik with expeneoe >o enterintr n|wm ©aid premia©# with-
additional, all payabi
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o u t <»ur
co n sen t r will lw* prosecuted to
w eek. Money fo< expense« ad v a n c e d .' I.© full e x te n t of th e tnw
p o sitio n p erm an en t Hualne** sue-
JO E L B hN P,
o s e f u l m id ruahinx H tandard H ouer,
CH AS. K ‘RTY,
33U Dearborn 8L, Chtcagu
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MRS. CATHARINE FORTY.
W a sh in g to n , Dec. H.— T o n u llify
English title» are co n ferred eith e r
a
tte
m p ts of c a ttle co tu p ailie« a n d
d irectly or indirectly. D irectly, when
no th ird person recommend« a candi o th e rs to o b ta in p u b lic la n d * in v i
d ate for royal recoguiti«;n, and indi o la tio n of th e luw , tlit, Se rt to ry of
rectly when a th ird pcrKon brings a
cun d id atc’» m in e forw ard, he having the I n te lio r to d ay o v e rru le d fo rm e r
good und valid grounds fo r doing so. d ecisio n , of tlie d e p a r tm e n t th a t
it is a very easy m a tte r fo r th© w idow s and m in o r o rp h a n * o f sol
prim e m in u te r to distinguish a name
celeb rated in politic», m.ience,- a rt, d ie rs or .uiloiri do n o t hav e to rt» td e
o r literatu r« , and to decide w hether on th e land on w hich th ey m ake
the m erit» of any given p rom inent honieatead e n tr y . T h e
decision
person <h r irv# recognition a t the
w
hich
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n
u
iu
h
e
r o f ca
liands of the king, »ay» the B altim ore
s e ., a n d which h a s #u im p o rta n t
H erald.
Armtxl with th e parxon’a approval, b e a rin g on th e p u iilie la n d fra u d s,
th e prim e m inister now tak es the
next step—th a t 1», the obtaining his ia m a d e in th e c a-e of M rs. A n n a
m ajesty '» »unction, which 1« never re B ow es, who m a d e an e n tr y on lan d
fused.
in th e B roken Bow d is tr ic t in N e
A» a general rule a plain “Mr.” is
b
tran sfo rm ed into “Kir”—th a t
is, ra s k a . M rs. B ow es c la im e d th e
k n ig h t o r b aro n et--an d one who is r ig h t o f e n try as th e widow of a
alread y a “Kir,” and has done som e s a ilo r in the C iv il W a r u n d e r a sec
signal service to th e s ta te en titlin g
him to royal recognition, find» hi» tio n of th e re v ise d s ta tu te s w hich
rew ard in the u ltim ate elevation to a llo w s such d e p e n d e n ts to m ak e
th e peerage-
h o m e ste a d e n trie s w ith c re d it for
The to ta l num ber of peer« is ju s t
u n d er 600, while the b aro n ets exceed th e lim e of th e so ld ie r's o r s a ilo r’s
800, and the knight« num ber 1,000.
m ilita r y or n a v a l service.
L etter« patent accompany th e con
I t w as a d m itte d th is e n tr y was
fe rrin g i>f a title on an individual.
They tak e the form of a royal m an m a d e u n d e r a n a g re e m e n t w ith the
dam us, and th e issuing of th e docu S ta n d a r d C a ttle C o m p a n y w hereby
m en ts ¡ m a costly m a tter, which has M rs. Bowes a t th e tim e of th e fen
to be borne by the ennobled; S500 is
practically th e am ount of th e fee a n y leased th e la n d to th e c o m p a n y
new knight ha» to pay for th e letter» w ith a f u r th e r a g re e m e n t t h a t th e
p a ten t conveying th e royal a u th o r
c o m p a n y should h a v e th e p u ich ase
ity. A b a ro n e t’s liabilities a re about
o f th e la n d . T h e d e p a rt m erit de
th** »ame.
When a “ Mr.” or a “Sir,” is ad cideS th a t M is. B ow es is re q u iie d to
vised of th e royal in ten tio n to ele-
m a in ta in resid en ce ou th e la n d an d
vr.te e ith e r to the dignity of baron,
th e letter« p a te n t conveying the t h a t h e r a g re e m e n t w ith th e c o m
royal a u th o rity carries a fee of $750; p any in v a lid a te d th e e n tr y , a n d re
of a viesount, $1,000; an earl, tl.2 ’0;
a m arquis, 41,500, and a duke. $1.750. q u ir ts its c a n c e lla tio n .
When Lord R oberts w as prom oted
to th e d ig n ity of an earldom a» a re
N O T IC E .
w ard fo r his service« in South A f-,
rica. be find to forw ard a check fo r
Notice Is hereby given to all whom it
$1,25(X to th e a u th o ritie s of th e col
may concern, n o t to enter upon or tre s
lege of arm » for the p archm ent con pass
in an y m an n er, upon the lunds of
firm ing his now titlrt.
t ile undersigned, situated ou E lk ltlv e r,
But to be fined $1,750 fo r m arry in g C u rry C ounty, Oregon, to r the purpueu
3 p rin cetsffn h a rd e r »till. V hen the of lish iag , or h u n tin g with guns or
e a il of F ife—«« he wa» th en —be doqs . A lso not to li ave any gate or
cam e th e husband <>/ Princes» Louise, bars open on going th rough or o th er
of Wale«, Queen V ictoria, at th e w ed wise tre sp a ss ill an y m anner. Any per
ding b re a k fa s t which follow ed the son or persons so e n te rin g upon said
happy cerem ony, drank to
the prem iers w ith o u t our consent w ni be
prosecuted to th e full extent of th e law.
“h ealth of th© duke of Fif#.”
.). L. NAY.
T h at d rin k coat th e sem i-royal
r o b t . M c K e n z i e .
bridegroom th e am ount of hia le tte rs
JO H N . W. M CKENZIE.
p a te n t confirm ing th e dukedom.
It. is a »©rious item when a man
ia made a peer. B arouete o r knight«
T r e s p a s s N o tic e .
sy»ar no robe»; peer» do. A p eer’s
Notice is hereby given to all persons
robe 1« m ade of very fine royal sc a r
hom it may ooncern, not to e n te r up-
let cloth, su itab ly trim m ed w ith Pr - w
rn or trespass upon tlie prem ises of tlie
mlne. th e ran k of the w e a re r being undersigned, fo r the purpose of h u n t
known by th e num ber of erm ine bars ing, o r fishing with hookund fine, spear,
which encircle th e upper or shoulder or otherw ise. Said prem ises are s itu a
part, of th e robe. A duke «hows four ted in ¡Sixes preeiuct, Curry county, O r
of these bars, n m arquis th re e and a egon, ant! dcscrihed ns follows: Tlie
hnlf, an earl th ree, a viscount two, E'g of SWJ au d \Y 'j sE J, section 0,
T p. 32 8 „ It. 1-1 w. Any person so
and r, b aron one.
Th© coat of a p eer’s robe m rie« tresp assin g for tlie purpose of hunting
tishiug ot' otherw ise, wdi I«.' prosecuted
■otuowhnt, b u t th e average price paid to the lull e x te n t of tlie law.
fo r a set is about $1,000.
No cam ping allow ed on tlie prem ises,
Coronet»»—they are of silver-gilt, and people passing th rough are w arn
no t of «olid gold—coat from $125 to ed to close th e gates.
$250 apiece.
S. P. P E IR C E .
The new lord, on being «ummonod
to the house of lords, attend», n r-,
rayed iu his official robe«, and is in
troduced to th e lord chancellor and 1
inform ally to th© mem ber« of the
house of lord» by tw o poera of his
v is it D R . J O R D A N ' S o n a » T t
Own rank.
On w alking down th e floor of the
h o m e the new lord anil th e tw o
—
itti iin itt it ., snFciKixw.cn.
peers bow th re e tim es to th e throne,
T ire
A * a rear»1 cal M
wmmb !» »h« A
W on»
We^kne»*«« •» «n» e.»«ira<t«4 V
th e obeisance being' acknow ledged hy
• • r e . l b y the o i(t».t A
th e ion! chancellor, who receives from
lp e u a lta ie n th« C o l l i hat j4 j ««ia.
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th e newcomer th e le tte r s p a te n t re
* ? r « I L I N tb«ru*aiehtf «redì«aie>l t}
la tin g t o .t h e elevation.
fr«wu x
/ sm * MhuHtUr« t»-« al»«rea»»j
T r W M « » * ttrd k>v A» Napcrk ■»««•»- A
T he royal au th o rity is read ns n
•w l
M « ■»»»•«»»••- A qn.ck t r i r
m a tte r of form , anil th e docum ent Is
■ a»>r«l cur« fire r H f « . F ta re a a r. » . i |
» '( « • « i r e . Uf D r. JarO *« » a|*a«iaal p » a
handed back to the new peer, who.
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Iriua »«th n iU .
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lluNeaa Ira»« ««J d - l ' * r r t D « ’« Tr«re»re-tn t»-r ti
bow ing cerem oniously, again retires.
», by Iretre
A
Aara In evary u i , V
k avaria*. Sk «t. *•» R wk
M V of a
F U
j i l n D s R n U a a i i . f . , MAIL«» F »a *. fA ««tMJbl« baa. ©
O d d It r l d a l G if t.
. Urm.n.1 C all » " ' •
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A German p aper re p o r t, a singular
ÜB RROSN . 00.. 1P81 asrHtat.. S F. F
freak of p a tern al lib erality in the
m a tte r of w edding dow ry. On the
b e tro th a l of his d a u g h te r H err
FO R SALE.
i >ucha ;acb eck had announced th a t
he would give h e r as h e r m arriage
p o rtio n h er w eight in silver c u r
O ne section of land, one-fourth val
rency. \ccordlngly on th e w edding
day the bride was form ally weigheil u ab le tim tier, tlie re m a in in g 480 acres
In th e draw fag room in th e presence good g razin g land. A bout 50 acres
of th e assem bled g u ests before p ro -ceded to grass. A b o u t 20 acres fenc
ceeding to m e church. T he bride ed. B uilding* co n sist of 3 dw elling
tu rn in g the scale at 140 * pounds, a house» and 3 b arn s. 15 acres under
sack » « • nt once tilled w ith silver c u ltiv atio n . Good o rch ard ou tlie
crow ns to th e sam e w eight. The ex place. Land e x ten d s to ocean beach.
act nunibi— of crow ns w as 13.SOO,
C ounty road ru n s th ro u g h place. New
a b o u t >»,$00.—Chicago Chroniola.
dw elling house am i barn on road.
A mherst students have petition«! Term», reasonable. For fu rth e r par
th e trustee* for practical course, iu ticulars enquire nt T atu cx s O ffice .
Italian and Spanish.
T h . course of the medical d ep art
m ent at Howdoin college has been
READ T H E M A RK ET N EW S
changed from three to four years.
Sixty-six per cent, of the eirm entary
school* in Belgium have savings banks
for scholars, while in England the pro
portion is only 36.B, though i t was 43.0
T f o T III NG is em itted w hich con-
in 1883.
» e em s tlie in terests of buyers
T h . comm on school fund of Texas
owns in round num brrs 38,000,000 of and sellers in the livestock, g rain ,
piuduc«, and llnuncinl m ark et!—the
uu,old lands. One-fourth of these are <4n o tatio n s are cim q-rehensive, am i
leased for g ra tin g purpose* a t four in every way reliable.
cents an s < tv .
T ir e .l o l l m i l l in addition carries
Principal* of Chicago's public achools every day a full and tru th tu l report of
are opposed to the giving of prizes and ' tlie wofl-l’s new s und presents many
tuetlais to pupil*. They do not deny a,4*ci«featurM of deep Interest to the
th at prise* are an incentive to effort I average reader. The J o u rn a l’s w om an’s
on the |» r t of the children, but priae- page, tlie illu strated sp o rtin g news
giviug develop* the im m oral tra its of 1 pns<, Jo u rn al st< riea a n d comic pages
envy n rJ jealousy, and where the prizes a n d o th er g-ixl th in g s m ake it a very
are offered for com petition in an essay, I ; m . pul.ar fam ily new spaper, clean nu-l
to be w ritten out of the school room, b rig h t from A to Z an d y ear’s end to
ar’s end.
there I, a likelihood of assistance from j e I>
rtily. one year by m ail, only i t ;
older heads, und a consequent deceit six m onths, $:* 25; th ree m onths, $1 25
un th e port of the children.
S< itii-AA e e k i v , 104 issue«, one year,
#l,-o.
At «M-klv, I t . The issu e, of the
Sx-ini- Weekly ami W« ekiy J o u rn a l nl
1 so contain the m ark et news am i all of
the fe a tu re s
of th e D aily J o u r
nal.
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P o rtlan d , Oregon.
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KUSEME3 OF fiSBTOKY*
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
NOTIN ANYTRUST
M any newspaper« have lately «(ven currency
t»> reports by u rv.sponaibke partie» to the elfect
Kidney Trouble Makes Yea BOscrabfe. T}1E NEW HOME SEWINO M ACHINE CO
Almost everybody who reads the news-
is sure
re to know of the wonderful
.cures made by Dr.
t Kilmer’s Swamp-Root,
j the great kidney, liver
[t and bladder remedy.
- It is the great medi-
ca! triumph of the nine
’ ll teenth century; dis-
i, covered after years of
j scientific research by
(,\ £ 1 Dr. Kiitr.er, th« «nii-
‘
‘ nent kidney and blad-
’•
der specialist, and is
wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame tack, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
bles and Bright’s D sease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer’s Swam p-Root Is not rec
ommended for everything but If you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
Just ths remedy you need. 11 has been tested
in so many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mall, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and hew to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and _
send your address tog
Dr. Kilmer £c Co.,Bing-
hamton, N. Y. T he’
«egular fifty cent and
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Home of Swamp-Root.
D o n ’t m ake any m istake, but rem em
ber the name, Sw am p-R out, Dr. K il
m er’s Sw am p-Root, an d th e address,
B in g h am to n , X. Y. on every bottle.
N O T IC E .
All persons a re hereby w-irned not to
tresp ass upon th e lands of th e u n d er
signed, situated in Sixes River Precii c.
C urry county, O regon, fo r th e purpo
of h u n tin g « ith guns or dogs, o r tisn-
ing. Also not to leavfc any g ate open
on going through, o r otherw ise trespass
in an y m anner.
A ny person so tre sp assin g will be
prosecuted to th efu ll e x te n t of the law.
MRS. B A C ÌIAEL A YEBS
T R E S P A S S N O T IC E .
Notice is hereby given to all persons
not to trespass upon the prem ises of
Dr. K enyon, situ a te d between Floras
Lake an d the county road, iu N orthern
C urry, by rem oving, cu ttin g , or des
troying tim ber upon said land. #25 re
ward will be paid for inform ation lead
ing to a conviction of trespass as stated
above.
Dated at B andon, O regon, Mtfrch I t ,
1901.
P E T E li Nt- LSON, Agent
N O T IC E .
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, not to e n te r upon or tres
pass in any m anner upon the land of
the undersigned, situ ated at th e mouth
of Sixes R iver, C ut ry eoiiuty, Oregon,
for tlie purpose of hu n tin g with guns or
dogs, or tishiug. Also n o t to leave any
gate open on going th ro u g h , of o th e r
wise tresp ass in any m an n er. Any p er
son or persons so e n terin g upon said
prem ises w ith o u t my consent will he
plusecuted to tin- lull extent of tlie law.
JA M ES. S. H U G H ES.
N O T IC E .
had entered a troel or com bin ation ; w e w ish
to UHjrnre the publio th at there 1« n o t r u t h In
Hucb report». We have been m A nutaeturing
aew ln< u*a<-h)nes for over a quarter o f a cen tu
ry. and have established a rep utation for o ur
aclves und o u r m aehtoee that 1« th e en v y o f all
other». Our 44 A©t© H o tu r * * im u h in o hiw
never been rivaled as a fam ily m a ch in e.—It
stands at th e h e ad ofall I l i f / h t i r u t t r sew in g
m achines, and stan d »on its o w n m erits.
T h e 44 A’ew H o m e " in t h e o n l y r e a l l y
U I G U G R A D E S e w in g R u v h in e
o n th e tu ih 'k e t,
It ts not nec»*K.i ry for us to enter m to a tru st
•<> save our credit or pay an y debt» aa we have
n o debts to pay. We have never entered in to
comi>etitiou w ith m anufacturers <rf low grade
oheap m achinca th at are m ade to sell regard
less of a n y intrinsic m erits. Do not he do
wel ved, w hen you w ant a sew in g m achine don’t
send yonr m on ey aw ay from hom e; call on a
** X e t c H o m e “ D e a l e r , he can sell you a
better m achin e for less tluxn you can purchase
elsew here. If there 1» n o d ea ler near you,
w rite direct to us.
T im ber Laud, Act J a n e 4. 1378.—
Notice lor P ublication.
U nited S tates iam d Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, J u n e 27,lUOj.
N otire is hereby given th a t in eompJi-
n n e . w ith the provisions uf th e A ct of
Congress ef Ju n e 3, 187», entitled “Art
act for th e sale o f tim b er lan d s in th e
S ta te s of C aliioruia, O regon, N evada,
«ini W ashington T e rrito r y /’as ex ten d
ed to nil tiie P nbliq L a n d State» by u c t
of A ugust 4, J|i8W2, A nna E. OrnJrij». of
M yi tie E o in i,eo u n ty of t -es State of
O regon, h a - th is day Iliad jn tlifc oflioe
h e r-W c n i statem ent
Mi$ for the
purch ase of th e Wj SW J section 25;
NJ .-Ei of
section 20, Tuwu-
sh ip N o . 31 south, ra n g e No. 14
west, und will oiler pioof to show th at
tlie land bought is m ore v a lu a b le for
its tim ber o r stone thuu lor a g ric u l
tu ra l purposes, at.d to estab lish her
claim to ra id la u d t>efore E. A. Dodge
C. S. C om m issioner for O regon, a t
M yrtle Point, Oregon, T h u rsd ay , the
17th day of S eptem ber, 1903.
¡she lia io fs a» w itnesses:
E. P. Wells and T. D. G uerin, of
M yrtle Point,O regon ; and Joseph Gur-
hutt and 11. A. G uerin, of Eokley, O re
O R A N G E
M A S S .
•
New York, Chicago, 111., 8t. Louis, Mo., Atlan. gon.
Any und all persons chu rn in g ad-
ta. Ga.. Li.llus, Tex., Han Francisco, Cal.
versely th e above-described lamia are
requested to tile th e ir claim s in th is
office on or helore said 17th day of
Sept. 1903.
J . T . B R ID G E S , R egister.
Do Y ou
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THE NEW HOME SEWINQ MACHINE CD
K n o w t h e News* •
T iipber Land, Act Ju n e 3, 1878,—No.
tice lo r P ublication.
You can have it all foi
U nited S tates Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Sept 14, 1903.
Notice is hereby given th at in com
pliance with tlie provisions of th u a e to f
Congress of Ju n e 3, 1»7«, entitled "rkn
a c t for the sale of tim b e r lands #i, th e
-States of California, O regon, N evada,
and W ashington T e rrito ry /’ as ex
tended to all the Public L and States,
by a c t of A ugust 4, 1892, R. K nox
R oberts, of t-an I raneisco. C ounty of
San Vranciaco, S tate of C alifornia, h a s
th is dav filed in th is office b is swrorn
sta te m e n t No. 5711, for „he purchase
of th e NWJ ef Section No. 27, in Town
ship No. 34 S., Range No. 14 W.,
and will offer proof to show th a t th e
laud sought is more valuable for its
tim b er or stone th an fur a g ric u ltu ra l
p u rp o ses, and to estab lish big claim
to said land before Geo. W. S m ith, Co.
C lerk, a t h is office a t Gold R each, Ore.,
on .Monday, the 14th d ay of D ecem ber,
1903.
,
He n am es a s w itnesses :
Geo. F o rty , of P o rt O rford, O re g .;
W. .1. Coleurook, of Corbin, O reg.;
AV. I. Roberts, of Los Angeles, C al.;
Chas. A. R oberts, of L os Angeles, Cal.
Any and all jrersons claim ing ad
versely the above described lau d s are
requested to file th e ir c la im s in . this-
olhee on or before said 14th, d ay ot D e
cem ber, 1903.
J . T. B R ID G E S, K egistel.
P e r
M onth
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a
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'M o n th
in The E vening T elegram , of P o rt
lan d , Oregon. It is .lie largest ev
ening new spaper published iu Ore-;
gon ; it contains all the new s of th e
state and of the nation. T ry it for a;
m onth. A sam ple copy will be aaail-
ed to vou free. A ddress
TH E TELEGKAM.
PORTLAND,OR '
IT mbeis L a n d , A ct J une 3, JS7S,—
N otice
P ublica tio n .
U nited S tates Lund Office,
R oseburg, O regon, Aug. 25 1903.
Notice is hereby given th a t in com
pliance with th e provisions of tin- net
of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, e n title d
"A n act for tlie sale of tim b e r lands in
the S ta te s of California, O gon, N eva
d a and W ashington T e n ito ry ,” as ex
tended to all the P u b lic L a n d S ta te s
by act of A ugust 4, 1892, M rs. E llenor
H aines, of Eckley, county cf C arry,
S tate to r T erritory) of O reg o n , lias this
day filed in th is office h e r sworn sta te
m ent No. 6654, for tlie purchase of th e
N,’2 N E '.f of Section N o . 30, in T ow n
ship No. 31 S., R ange No. 12 west,
and will offer proof to show th a t tin-
land sought is m ore valuable fo r
its tim b e r or stone th a n for ag
ric u ltu ra l purposes, an d to estab
lish h e r claim to said land before E.
A. D odge, U. S. C om m issioner, for
Ore., ai M yrtle P o in t, O re., on S atu r
day tin- 14th d ay of Novem ber, 1903.
¡She n am es as w itnesses :
C. W. ila im s, of Eckley, C urry Com •
tv, O regon; Joseph C lark , of Eckley,
C urry C oiintv, O reg q p ; H . A. G uerin,
of Eckley, C urry County, Oregon ; Fred
W ells, of Eckley, C trr y C o u n ty , Ore
gon.
Any and all p erso n s claim in g ad
verse! x th e above described lauds are
requested to tile th eir claim s in th is of
fic e on or before said *4th day of No
vem ber, 1908.
J . T. B R ID G E S, R egister.
T im ber L a n d , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
N otice for P ublication ,
U nited S tates Land Office,
R oseburg, O regon, J uly 23, 1903.
Notice is hereby given th a t in com
pliance with tlie provisions of tlie a c t of
Congress of J u n e 3, 1878, entitled “ A a
¡n t for the sule ot tim iier lan d s in th e
S ta te s of C alifornia, O regon, N evada,
and W ashington T e rrito ry ,” as exten d
ed to all th e Public L anu S ta te s by a c t
of A ugust 4, 1892, Roy C. Jones, of
P o rt O rtord, co u n ty of C urry, State o f
Oregon, has th isd a y hied in th is office
h is sw orn statem ent No. 4975, fot th e
purchase of tiie 1.4 NW} NW} N W }
s e c t io n 25 a n d NE} NE} see. 20, tw p.
No. 34 south, Tange No. 14 west, und
w ill offer proof to show th a t th e land
sought is more v alu ab le for its tim b er
or stone th a n for ¡m ricultural puqioses,
a n d to establish h is claim to said laud
beh-re J. H. Upton, U. 8. C om m ission
er at L anglois O regon, on W uturday,
th e 17th. oay of O ctober, 1903.
H e nam es »s w itn esses:
G eorge C uirv.G eo. Forty, T. R .I.ane,
a n d H . L . Coojier, all of P o rt O iford,
Oregon.
A ny and all persons cla im in g ad
versely the above descrilied lands a re
requested to tile th e ir claim s ill tiiis of
fice ou or before said 17, d a y of O ctober,
1903.
J. T. B R ID G E S , R eg ister.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it i T im ber L a n d , A ct J une 3, 187?,—
may concern, not to e n te r upon or tres
N otice for P u bu c a tiö n .
puss uport th e prem isi s of th e under
signed, situated on Elk River, C urry
U nit---1 S tales L a u d Office,
county, O regon, for th e purpose i f I R oseburg, O regon, O ctober 28 1903.
hunting, w ith g u n s, d o g s,o ro tlierw ise.
Notice ia hereby g iven th a t in com
Any person o r pt .'sons so trespassing p lian ce w ith the p rovisions of tiie net
w ithout in ;' consent, will he prosecute 1 of Uohgrcss o f J u n e
1878, entitled
to the full ex ten t ot tile law.
"A n Act for th e sale of Tim 1-cr L anda i t
E I.I BAG LEY '
th c S ta te s of C alilorni i, O regon, Ncvu-
-la. ami W ashington T e rrito ry ,’’ as ex
tended to all tlie P ublic L und States
by a c t - I A ugust 4. 1892, Jo h n II.
Levis of Pdaek R iver F alls, c-uintv of
Jackson State of W isconsin lias this
d ay tils il in th is ofiicedds sworn state T im ber L and A ct , J une 3, 1878,-
m ent No. 5707, for tin« p u rc h a se of th e
N’ otice F or P ublication .
S. W. J o t S ection No 14, T ow nship 33
S
o
u
th
,
of
R
ange
15
AV.
an
d
will
offer
LTnited S tates L and Office,
S O
I
ti
proof t- show th at tin- land so n g lit is
Roseburg, Oregon, Kept. 14, 1903.
m ore valuable for its tim b er o r stone
N otice is hereby given th a t in Com
th a n for ag ric u ltu ra l purposes, an d pliance with tlie provisions of the a c t of
to establish hie claim to said land be Congress of J u n e 3, 1878, entitled “ An
a n d
|
fore tiie R e g iste r ami Receiver of tiiis a c t tor tiie sale of tim ber lands in tlie
office ¡it Roseburg, O regon, ou T h u rs States of California, Oregon, N evada,
d ay th e 10th day of Alcreh 1004 He and W ashington T e rrito ry ," as ex
uum es a s w itnesses: T hom as Toplin tended to ail tlie Public L an d S tates by
of R oseburg O regon GoO. H. H ousen a c t of August 4, 1892, W illiam I. Rob
of R oseburg Oreg'-n W. AV. U'ar-lwell erts, of Los Angeles, C ounty oi L o s An
of R oseburg Oregon G. AA'. L evis of geles, S tate (or T errito ry ) of C alifornia,
Madison AVisconsin.
lias this day filed in this office his
Stock and poultry hare few
Any and all persons claim ing a-lverse- sw orn statem ent No. 571^,for th e pur
troubles which are not bowel and
ly tlie ubove described lands are re chase of th e NE} of Section No. 27, in
l i v e r irregularities.
U la c k -
quested to file th eir claim s iu th is office township No. 34 8., Range No. 14 W .,
Draupht Stock and Poultry Medi-
on or before said 10 dav of M arch 1904. ami will offer proof to show th a t t h .
cine is a bowel and liver remedy
J. T B R ID G E S, R egister.
land sought is more valuable for its tim
fir stock, it puts the organs of
ber or stone than for a g ric u ltu ra l p u r
digestion in a perfect condition.
poses, and to estatilish his claim to said
Fhomiaent American breeders and
land before Geo. AV. F ru itn , Co. Clerk,
farmer« keep their herds and flocki
T im reb L and . A n J une 3, 1878,— office a t Cold Beach, O re., on M onday,
healthy by giving them an occa
the 14th day o f D ecem ber, 1903.'
N otice for P ublication .
sional d"se of Black-Draught Stock
He nam es as witnesses :
and Poultry Medicine in their
Geo. F o rty ,o f P o rt O rford, O re.; W.
U nited States Land Office,
food. Any stock raiser ic.av buy a
J
.
Colebrook, of C orbin, O r e .; R. K .
R ofebiirg. Oregon, Sept. 14,1903.
¿5 cent ha’f-pqunfi air-tight .can
Notice is hereby given, th at in com R oberts of S an Francisco. C a l.; C has.
of thia medicine from hi« dealer
pliance witli th e provisions of the act R oberts, of L oa A ngeles, C al.
and keep his stock in vigorous
A ny and all |>ersonselaiiuiiiga-lrerse-
of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, e n titled
health for weeks. Dealers gener
"A n m t for th t sale ot Tim ber lauds in ly tlie above described lan d s are re
ally keep Black-Draught Stock and
tlie sta te s -f C alifornia, O regon, Neva q u ested to tile th e ir claim s in this of
Poultry Medicine. If your» doe«
da, ano AVashington Territory ." as ex- fice on or before said 14th d a y of De
niR. «end 25 cents for a «ample
tended to all the Public I.ami States by cember, 1903.
can to the manufn t-irer«. I . .
J . I . , B K IlX iFS, KegisteP.
¡let -'f A u g u st 4th. 18SF1, C h arles A.
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat-
R oberts, of L--s A ngeles, County of law
Angeles, ¡State of C alifornia, bus th is
N O T IC E .
d ay tiled in tiiis office his sw--rn s ta te
m ent No. 5370, for tlie p u rch ase of tlie.
SF ( of Fei'ti -n No. 27. in T ow nship No.
N otice is hereby given lo <11 w hore
34 8.. R ange No. 14 W ., and will offer it m ay concern, not to en te r upon
proof to show tiiat tiie lan-t so u g h t is
more valuable t -r its tim ls-r or stone or trespass, in a n y m a n n er, apow
than fo r agricultural purposes, and th e lan d of th e u n d ersig n ed , s itu a
to e sta b lish his claim t-> said land l-e- ted near D en m a rk , C u rry co u n ty ,
lore G to. AA . 8 m ith , t o. C rerk, at h i. O regon, for the purpose of h u n tin g
,-ffiee at G old Beach, Orc., on S atu rd ay ,
w ith gu n s or dogs, o r fishing. A lso,
‘ th e 12th day ol D erem ber, l'.nKt.
no! lo leave an y gate open on going
H e n am es a s witness«-» ;
G rorge F o rty , of P o rt O rfo rd , O re .; th r o u g h ,o r otherw ise trespass in
Thos. R. L to e , of P o rt O rf-rd , O r e .; a n y tn a n m i. Any person o r p er
Geo. Rvckeley. of P--rt O rford, O r e .;
sons to en terin g upon said prem ises
Boy O. J o n e s , of P o rt O rford. Ore.
Any an > all per- -it-elaim ing adverse w ithout my consent will be prw>e-
ly the aho.N-de-urifieil lands nn- re cu ted to lb# fu ll e x te n t ot th » law.
quested to file their claim s in tiiis of
H A R R Y W IL S O N
1» tit—ail D r« .,
fic e on o r betore tlie sai l 12 day of.
tAes. idi—d m en» a ci*-«n skm, N j
I>eeenitier, It*-3.
brauG wuhoat it, Cxecsret», Candy Cxth»?
J . T. ld tID G E i. R egister.
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tic ek-aa your brood »03 tre e e Hean,
T o » u it tr b o c e . « te ily »■<• forever, he M*
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