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the frequent “ o yster s c a r e s "
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.c r y d a n g e ro u s c r e a t u r e . A » I n e v e r t e 8 f ( . very hnqtortant, for th is
1 o v w e n e le p h a n t to b e e s p e c ia lly d ir a -
fo-ig r t , s<e iJ o n f | , v a s s u m p t i o n
other allied organism , QOC8 not
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r fe p h o n t to uasbto to g iv e d e fin ite e x -
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j r ijw ic n to h is fe e lin g s . T h is » « a m i» - t t
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l a o u a w a y . b y b lo w in g t h r o u g h h is and the bacillus coli w as found in
t r u n k , T h - no ise m a d e is exceedingly nearly all ofjh ctn , front w hatever
e b r ill.
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t h r o a t , w h ic h sounds lik e d is t a n t t h a n -
tie r.
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t u l l o f holes i f y o u w i l l p e r m it
CrtnPvrning t he p o ssib ilities o f
h a s jn a s e d in t o a n a x io m .
l o i u t o f f a c t an s n im n l w i ll cros» a r o t -
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do b y k ic k in g in th e e a r t h a ro u n d t h e
ed„< h u t fly In t e r r o r . I t c o m m o n ly
ha p p en s t h a t a y o u n g e le p h a n t tu m b le s
experience confirms tlielr view«
f , i a { th e ex ten t to which tile ill-
A n .iin u n t il th e h u n te rs c o m e , w it h o u t
*M‘ determ ined, th e present sta te
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curnfe numerical sta tem en t.
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N o . 33 S o u th , R a n g e N o . 18 W e s t, a n u
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s o u g h t Is m o r e v a lu a b le fo r Its t im b e r
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b e fo r e J . H . U p t o n , U . S. C o m in is io n -
e r a t L u n g lo is , O r e g o n , o n T h u r s d a y ,
t h e 3 rd d a y o f S e p te m b e r, 1908.
H e n a m e s a s w itn e s s e s :
C . A . L a n g lo is , o f P o r t O r f o c d , O re g o n .
H . W . B u rn h a m o f
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E . L . W h it e
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A n y a m i a l l p e rs o n s c l a i m i n g a d ­
v e r s e ly t h e a ls iv a d e s c rib e d la n d s a re
r e q u e s te d to file t h e i r o ln iin s in t h i a o f ­
fic e o n o r iie fo re s a id 3 rd d a y o f Sep­
te m b e r , 1908.
B e x j iM lx L E k k t , R e g is t e r .
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T h e m e:o>ier» aye E d g a r R a n k . W i llia m
To haw .o , H a r r y M a tte r , H a r r y
a m a n a n d G eorge N ac e .
8aus-
w it h in liv e years.
A s each leaves tits
lif e o f s in g le blcssedneaa h e w ill re -
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fashion, where they
c r o t »f 'h f o r hours in the b ittereold ,
s o u s in g the cloth es back nud forth
in the water—=-no soap and no
n® * ''e
•making of wadded garm ents for
the whole fam ily. It is no ea sy
nwttei- when added to all that a
N o n a of th e m em bers h a s y e t ta k e n
w f t , n a l > >* e x p e c t e d t ® do. A w o r n
th e g ra v e s»tp. b u t w ith fiv e a c k n o w i- ! a n near ns tried to com m it suicide
edges changes ahead, th e g ir ls o f W l l -
lust full In-cause she w as asked to
h a m a to w ii a re p lc k lu g up co u rag e to
make her husbund’g ancle’s win-
fa ce th e lu t u r e c a lm ly
| ter clothes.
I n j u r y E a s ily R .p a ir e g .
“These wadded garm ents are
The C h ic a g o tody w h o w a s In ju re d i ungainly looking, but arc said to
y W h s g . a n d w h o sued f o r t'i.0 0 0
d im a g e s , w as a llo w e d o n ly o n e d o lla r i lie very com fortable b y m ission-
They are
t a s J u ry devidtOK. p e rh a p s , t h a t th e aries who wear them.
ib J u ry c o u ld be re p a ire d f o r a b o u t t h a t made of two layers o f m uslin,
■EEh
; dyed blue or black, w ith a layer of
i cotton hatting betw een. Ea<4i in-
! dividnnl wears three or four of the
wadded coats and usually one
pair of troiiaerp, the latter very
loose and baggy above and very
re p re s e n ta tiv e i l l th is tight around th e ankle, where
: o u b t y by a la rg e re a l estate they are secured by a strap.’’
c o rp o ra tio n . S p ecial in d ac e -
.n e u t8 to those w ho w ish to
b e o -œ e fin a n c ia lly in terested .
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t « e k t a b l i . l i c l a im to t h e
la n d a b o 1
d e s c .rilie d , b e fo re J . H. U p t o n , a t L a n
In is , o n t h e t r i d a y o f O c to b e r , 1908.
C la im a n t n a m e a an w itn e a s e a :
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June 8k, 1908.
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w a n t, a n J w e ’l l s end
p r o o f o f it in th e f o r m p< f a e t t as to
w h a t w e h a v e d o n e f o r J ih c i a.
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. . hed t o th e l x , w o f th e t r u n k . B u t in I " ,,e ^ . 8 ,1 0 0 f ’ T h b w o m a n can go
.'ta o f t h a t , a n d w i t h h i» e a rs ua-i upstairs only w ith
great d i i l i
H i d a n d h is p ro b o s cis p e n d a n t, a n | eblty; she can't1 run a footpow er
civ u u n t'a c o u n te n a n c e is f u l l o f c h a r ­ sew ing m achine without pain, so
a c te r.
our little hand m achine is a boon
’rIiv t r u t h a b o u t t h e e le p h a n t is t h a t ,
» » •« te d k in d ly a n d c o n s id e ra te ly , he to to her.
a g r e a t, g o o d -n a tu r e d b e a s t, w h o , f o r
“A lthough carrying any burden
h is m u s te r, w i l l p e r f o r m a n y p o w ib e lp is very painful, in their own hom es
la b o r o r fe a t. ’.T h e y o r e v e ry n ffe c tio n -
these women have to carry a
a ta an d e x c e e d in g ly Jealous o f a t t e n ­
tio n s f r o m t h e i r m a s te r . T h e r e a r^ heavy child around with them
" ‘ ro g u e " e le p h a n t» , o f c o u rs e , b u t th e y while they do their housework,
ir e seld o m m e t w i t h e x c e p t in la rg e buttoning the child into the front
.ierds, a n d w h e r e a t t e n d a n t s d o n o t u n -
of their cloth in g to keep it warm
I' re ta n d h o w to t r e a t th e b ru te s in
through
the w inter. Y et many o f
1 >eb c h a rg e .— I f . Y . J o u r n a l.
the women have cheerful faces
and kindly, sm iling eyes very
much like an old southern m am ­
my, who haa seen much trouble,
FIVE IN A PACT TO MARRY yet rem ains cheerful and content.
I This is esp ecially tru e of the
Y o u n g B a c h e lo r« o f W illi a m s t o w n ,
Christian C hinese women, so
T a ., T o r m C lu b to E n c o u ra g e X a t -
r n n r h so that their neighbors say
. r lm o u y — T u r n l t u r , t h » P r ia » .
some magic changes their faces.
W llIla m s t o v B . P a .— F iv e yo u n g m en
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som e women
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