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" « B P T B M U K Ita .
u m G U L DIBKCTOBY.
■ rx n a«o BtOTwcT o r r u -i.a j
U. fi. Senators— D r . H a rr y I ante, of
Portland and Geo. K. C ham berlain o f
Salem .
Complete Control
Gallon» Touch
-v
Beck Space Lever
Carnage Retarder
Improv«! Mammal Stop
f t r a p me rot , Speed! n . Ever Dented
These are feature* which make the
Smith Premier the choice of the
man who inveatigate* comparative
advantages.
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.
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•w
tth > w i
Pill a bollii or cominci
•a ta r a.d let It stand tv.
it hours; i
• t or • * ’ -
in. g u,u.cate_ «L.
i unhealthy condi-
” tion of the kid-
nays; If It stain*
your linen H Is
evidence of kid­
ney trouble: loo
frequent deelre to
pass it or pain In
,
the back Is alto
son vine.."if proof that Ihe kidneys and blad­
der are nut of order.
W h e t to B e .
Thera Is comfort in Ihe knowledge so
arts, expressed, ihat Dr, Kilmer’. Swamp-
Foot. the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish ini curing rheumatism, pain In the
baak. kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
af the urinary passage. It correcta Insbllltv
to hold water and scalding pain In passing
I °r
• Hec' ’ following use of liquor
wins or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
"•¿•ashy of being compelled Io go often
d u r ln r be day, and fo get up many times
*»r.eg the night. The mild and the extra,
•rd nary o/foct of Sw am p-R oot u soon
raallied it stands the highest for its won­
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
a medictne you should Save the
beet. Sold by druggists It SOc. and J l. sizes, I
T o ll may have a sample bottle of thia
wonderful
discovery
end a book that tells
mere about It. bothsert
%baolutely free by mail.
u ^ ^ rnCr
H "»w
Co., Binghamton. N. Y. Whtn writing men*
BLACK -
DRAUGHT
STOCK and
POULTRY
MEDICINE
Stock and poultry have few
troubi .-M which are not bowel and
l i v e r irregularities.
3 la c it-
Draught Stock and Poultry Medi- .
cine is a hovel and liver remedy
for stock. I t put« the organs yf
digestion in a perfect com! i tion.
Prominent American breeder* and
farmer* keep their herds and flocks
¿ea-’fhy Vy giving .h e m an occa-
sional 1 »si» of B!a<k-Draught 3t.«ck
and Poultry Medicine in their
f»»d. Any stock raiser may buy a
25 cent half po.jud air tight can
of this medicine iro n his deala?
and keep hi* ftnek in vigorous
health for weeks. ( toalers gener­
ally keep Black-Draught Stock and
Poultry Medicine. If your» doe«
not. send 25 cents for a »ample
can to the manufacturer!, for
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat­
tanooga, fe.in.
Ho HFXLM. G « .. J»n BO
, I«w.
R lft« k -n taught Stock and
M M * 'in « U thrt b««t I ever tried . Our
stock w aa ooking bad wb«n you a »nt
roe th a r a ^ lie in e and not* they are
g etu n g ao fl »•. They are looking 1»
per oeat b itter.
Ho« reading this f ensrous offer in this paper.
H a v e y o u ever
8. P. BROCK I NO TOW
se e n a S u n set?
F H te b u r r Safe I D e p e ru t.,. . ritts b a r g . !■»
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Two eminent Oerman phydotaglat*.
Dr. Rolf W li tmiann and Dr. Adolf B lr-
hanf. hare arrived at tome Initructlve
I result* from Inquiries concerning the
j prevaleuee of bad sight and nervous
disorders among women Students- and
| teachers
Forty-two per cent, of the
women teachers have to wear glasses,
as against ten among women not so
employed, and 24 among male teachers
Again. 40 per cent o f the female
teachers are affected w ith nervous dis­
orders. while among men similarly
employed only IT per cent have nerv­
ous comolaluta
Long hours and 111-
ventllated rooms are held to be the
leading eanrea of these complaints
among w- , en. but the result of them
inv ‘•tfgations hen given considers! ’
eacourepement to Ihe iWN%g «Ht.bm
In Oermany that general deterioration
of the race must follow If women’s em­
ployment be not carefully chosen
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WOMEN TEACHERS NERVOUS.
IV umber I y
I IN AN ANTARCTIC SQUALL
Not a Pleasant Experience w ith thv
Tem perature a t 72 Degree*
of F ro s t
Suddenly the mist lifted, and the tem­
perature, which generally ruse during a
Kale, by this time had fallen to 72 de­
C. Haw ley, of Salem.
grees of frost. The Hr, t squall brought
G v e rn o r— Oswald W est, 8 *te m .
drift snow, a'.d. we eulftred greatly from
.Secretary of State— Ben. W . O tcu lt Sa­
.frost bites while securing our littlf
lem.
■ camp, writes C. E Borehyrevlnks, In
State T.aoanrar—Thoe. B. Kay, of S a ­
Antarctic Expt rlenccs." in Century.
lem.
Our relndverwlf t ping bag», which, while
warm from previous use. had b< cn packed
8 u p t P ublic In e tru c tlo n — L . A . A ld ­
on the sh tige. where the)' became quite
e rm an, Saletr..
flat and’ frozen hard, so that when the
State Faioter— M’lllfa D u n lw jy . Salem.
gale surprised us we had to thaw our-
Attorney (ietierid— * >1. ( i awfogtl,
aclvee gradually Info the bags l.ateron
State Game Warden— Win. I,. F lu -
ws used the dogs to thaw out the bags
ley, Salem.
for us. They alw iya liked jo roll upon
anything that waa not snow or lee, even
State H e .ltli Offleer— D r . C alvlu 8
were It but a thrown a » *y mitten; ar.d
W h ite, buletu.
• bey would tugs gouml and round over
Halen,.
'
..,.,4
It. Imaglnlnls th,vt they w..e* warmer
C lerk State l.aud Board— O. G. Brown,
there than on the snow W h<a Igfcu wg
Salem.
threw our froze} bags on the snow, the
Join t Henatoi fo r Coos and C a rry —
dogs generally clustered together on
L S. Sm ith.
them at once, and soon after we could get
I Into them.
Joint Representative for Cooa and
By this tlms the gale was over us In
Curry -S. P. Peirce.
, earnest, and we took refuge In our sleep-
Jlidge, id J u d ic ial D is t r ic t - J . W .
| Ing bags In the tent, from which we were
H am ilton , Boeeburg.
not able to extricate ourselves for th»
Marks
of
Rank
Prescribed
by
New
Prosecuting A tto rn ey fo r C u rry
next three nights and days, in which
Regulations.
Co.— W . H . M eredith, W edderburn.
I time we expected the Icy floor beneath us
Ito break up at snv moment. Our silk
V. 8 . Com m issioner*—K . T . Stew art
I tent rapidly filled up with a dense fog.
P o rt Orford.
T k » r D rv lc a a fa atra Olaaea tha Stand
both front our breath and from the heat
*■ * t a f Bennati of M llltn ry
[ given out by the lantern; athlck layer of
_ oocjrrr orrtoxan.
Servies tn W hleh tha
frost soon covered the Inner walls of the
County
A. W ood. G old
Man Halon«.
tent, and beautiful snow crystals shone
Beach.
down on us through the ventilation hols
Although the general order preecrlb-
County Coutniissioftem— D . Colegrovc,
In the bag The drift snow hurled ths
Gold Betty 1,; Goo Chenoweth, L an g lo ie . ing the new uniform for the soldlera of tent, and the «now pressure left us Just
the United States regular army was Is­
enough space for our sleeping hags. The
S lte rlff-C , H . B ailey, Gold Beach,
sued a year ago last July and went Into
o u n ty C le rk —Joh o R . B taon ard, effect on the first of the year, the men dark little spot which we formed on
those vast white fields was blo tled -rfut
liuld Beach.
one sees about the streets are still clad
Men, dogs and sledges all disappeared,
In the traditional blue. But that la be­
County Teehenier—Ftanlc C aug h ell
and the antarctic gale as it raged over us
cause there la H i l l a supply of such
Wedderburu
.
found nothing but cold white solitude.
doth
on
hand
and
the
government
eco-!
Attaeaaor-W n). Tolm an, H a rlx ir.
For three nights and three days wo
nomfcalty determined to use It up. says
School S u p t — Geo. W . S m ith . Gold
had to take turns In standing on all
the New York Commercial Advertiser.
Beach.
The enlisted men do not get new suits ftstra to prevent being smothered by
the pressure of the snow. From timu
until their old ones ant worn o ut
-iurveyor— J. Caughell J r., Gold Beach
to time the Laps Joined In melancholy
In some months' time we will n c
M ian»,» or rw* oooaiw.
longer see the lads In army blue. They native hymn*, the monotony nt which
Cincuit C o urt meets Fourth M onday io
will w t * r the blue only on dress occa­ seemed In a remarkable degree to h ar­
August of each year.
"i
monise with the rage o f the blizzard
sion«: on service they will wear olive1
County Cotuotliwinnera C o u rt meets drab and on fatigue duty they will wear over our heads. We had brought a
first Wednesday In January, April, brown cotton duck. On some .xxaaloni «mall aluminum cooking stove with ua
Into the tent, and with difficulty we
Ju ly and .September of each yeai.
In tropical service they will wear a uni­
prepared a warm meal. But In tho
Probate Court meets I r a t Monday in form of White eotten duck
Wfk.hr I
cold the metal stuck to our fingers,
The stripes on the trousers of the non­
eatslt
tnojth
and It was not pleasant Io have one's
T h e Smith Premier Typew riter C o , la«.
ovaav eoctrry
ornege a at, roer- commissioned officers are of the follow turn at cooking. Ws roasted the
Ing
colors:
Cavalry,
y.llow
;
artillery
Syracuac, N . Y . Bnacbm
w a s » « « * .,,T V
heart of a seal, but other parts we ate
aear'.et; Infantry, light blue; engineers
...................... Fletcher OarJner
raw. The doga were completely snowed
scarlet
piped
with
white;
ord'haoce
G old B e a e h ....................... . . j # w R i,„y
under. Boom of them had eaten the
black piped with scarlet; poet quarter-
W ed derb uru .................C, U W akeman.
straps of their liarnese In order to free
maater sergtanta. buff; the boaplta)
themselvea; but they were still un­
Illll,o e .......... ..................M r. E . H . Price.
corps, maroon piped with ♦h lte ; the
able to move, being froszn to the Ice.
M“" “ * ......................Mrs. Viola A. Fry.
i I rus J corp,, orange. Sergeants' stripes
* 8 ' ‘eae...........
A . M . Rilea. are one Inch wide. A corporal wear* a
• A T U R N ’S S A T E LL ITE .
P o rt O rfo rd ...................... Ames Johnston •tripe hnlf an Inch wide. Murlclan* wear
D e ,,“ “ «’k ...................................J. H. Capps. Iwo stripes half an Inch wide.
Thus by the color one can tell the arm Ite Dtsoovsry In 1 8 8 0 H a s O n ly o f
ta n g lo la ...........................
T h r ift of the service In which the enlisted man
la ta B e e a lv e d A u t h o n t t c
^ ‘«•y................................J . - A. Haines serve* and the stripe shows his rank
C o n firm a tio n .
By the dress cap one can toll at a glance
One off th e moat Interesting recent
the regiment and tbecom panyoftheen-
N o t le e fo r P u b lic a t io n .
11sted man. also his arm Thus thecav-i aafronomlral discoveries Is that off
alryman wears crnevi-d aab-rs, the ar-1 Phoebe, the ninth satellite of Saturn,
M in lr g Application No. («594. tlllervman crossed cannon, the Infantry I announced In 1W‘J by Prof W illiam H
□ ara making
U n ited Statob Land Office, Rose- roan crossed rifles, th» enylreer a castle t Pickering, as having been found on
J)»cr< 1«. Von iLhTto
L'¿U ’ w e r a of your burg, Oregon, March 28, BBS.
Ordnance men wear the ahi II and flame photographs made at the Harvard uni­
y .H H ? t 'n » '£ ; ^
. N o th » Is hereby given that W . O. post commissary serueanta a crescent ol | versity observatory, at Aroqulpa. In
The data, saya Youth’« Com­
K r ’ ch. “ X . H b i r ' / t o n * t r n ' r , Oru1»
<£» C orbitt, whose postoffice uddresa Is white metal, electrician aerqtaifta ». Peru
I ort O rford, C u rry County, Oregon, symbol res.milling forked lightning panion. were not then sufficient to
r H b l v u l • Hfbttf , “
* l*ifcU-.t «rrilo bicrcles I t fa
hospital corps men « cadUcits, which 1. furnish a satisfactory determination of
setur. i ffe.v.rr coat. V oo ^ tc xro i-i1- . « s» « f " ’ i?ao
t-tuat abovo and W alter Sinclair, whose podtofflce J h e »nak»-cntwlned rod that Mcrcttr) her orbit.
, l u x d . i v c i o f u s s m ih
» » » » p r c f lU b y b u y .
address
is
C
oquille,
Coos
County.
O
r­
carrlrxl. The men of the signal corp,
bieyplo. C O H O T O u T » h -
'r \
•A?"’ 1'-.
*»•«•»« Four
Confirmation of the discovery haa
until you r n lvo oi r i ..
£ Ur"* f*' »5*
• * *-r egon, have filed th e ir application for a wear two ernseert flags and a torch been long delayed, probably beraus«
lUl'l rsvyer*a,/j . . ,
«-Hl ICBftl OUT Ullfccsrd Of OiBli
joint p atent fo r the follow ing liescrib-
Band musicians wear a lyre of whit, the planet has been crossing the re­
’
a
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’t a H S S s S S s g s g S B
eti m in in g ground, situate in the Sixes umlal. while field mttelcsna of Infar.tn gion of the m ilky way. where stars
and the engineers and trumpeters oil are so numeroua that Ita verification
m in in g district ( Unorganized| in C ur
cavalry wear a bugle.
would be difficult
Naturally aa'rono-
ry County, State of Oregon, To-wlt:
There are many kinds of sergeant! mera had beoime somewhat skeptical
The South Wort j of the Nor.h East },
and tnativ rank«. The chevrons on the as to Phoebe's real existence, suspect-
The South East | of the North West J, Sleeves I || what Ihe bearer Is T h . ' Ing that some mistake might have
and the North East j of the South West rtglmenlsl sergeant major, for Instance been made tn Interpreting faint spots
J of the North W e s t-I, all in Section wears thres bars ai d an are of thrw on the photographs
SAM PLE P A IR
The rcglo-en.al tmartermaster
E ig h t, Township T hirty-Tw o, South of bars
But complete confirmation «some« at
1 w m o o u o t , a a . r
Range Fourteen West of the W illa m ­ sergeant sl«o ha« three bars, but they last In a Harvard bulletin Just issue I
are Joined by thre. straight bar» The stating that the satellite has been
ette M erid ian , in saiil C u rry County,
rrglmentnl eommlsairy s> rg. an I hits ths found again upon numerous Arequlpa
mid con tain ing Ninety acres of laud.
«sme Inslgrla with a crearrnt In th. plates. 11 of which, made in and aime
NAIL«, Tt«k«, orCitta will n^tin*«k
u m ^ a ik
d I T » T " . * fV. **• „
The adjoining m in ing claim (a that of angle. Stin-«dron or battalion sergeant last April, furnish the elements for a
A h hundred
u n d r e d tin
th e u
OCSORIPTIUKs »‘«'’" i . i n i i J ^ - I t
Newton C. Divelbisson the South.
majors have three liars with ar. arc ol reasonably accurate prediction of Its
filling. very durabls rod " A t o S t V i f l
T he land applied fo r Is under the two bars. The chief fh"s|el»n wears n position.
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of
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H ie s p o n i l i , a n d
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names of, The Hudi-on Flac.fr m ining bugle In hla ehevror, an ■’o-a the chief
The cMculation off the orbit la well
v v iib iS h ;» ,^
claim s, The W . O. Corbin c la im , The ' trumpeter. The droro ma.for wears twe In hand, and the results will be given
is* • t i ' * *M«k rwbhertmed
A. A Black claim , I h e Thad G iven i tmbroldered crossed batons In the ord­ In a volume of the Harvard "Annals"
* ,ï"?,»«wef«rsetrlne“ B!»
nance department the «hell and flam« soon (o appear The satellite la i es­
an ordinary tin», tho v u n c t^ r/n X u r
S3’i,WrSi?ao
. "d ‘*P" »fan rtm atrip “ M” claim , a' 1 placer, gold bearing gronnd.
are borne. The hospital corp* and th* I tremcly small, probably t m faint to
l»y noverai lavo- . A i .
«oprayswt rtmeuttina. TMe
Î ivcn
T
h
e
Htiilrou
M
ining
Cl
<ima
were
re-
,
*lr*
nutlaat any ether
sbricon the tr«. ad *1 : S /»th'lrV r • i
p - r ‘ a
’ tgnal corps also lu-ar the Insignia of I be aeen through any e-lstlng teler-
1» HO.OU per pair, hott« rndTeii’
tirc4
make- SC FT, KLABTie eZf
locate.1 io cotppiv with thesukciyishins their corps First-class privates of en-' cope, but we can photograph
mskirnr a ra c ia l factory ml
DQ,r<Wo «
SA»» aiDIHO.
what
d a y le tt e r H received , y o t
of the ' lo iei'iiin cu t survey.
glneers wear a caatle of ri.1 cloth piped cannot be seen.
®.” d f ” : n d t :
As to Its orbit, all that can be said
A ll of eaid nl.ilni’s are recorded io the wl'h white.
The chevrons of the sergeants of th* at present Is that th - distance from
'••n oe o f ih« County Clerk o f C urry
j line all have three bars The first ser the planet must b* between T.tAO.Ono
C o uu ly, Oregon, and also ail tra u -fe ra giant bearaa lounge also, a quart.* and ».Ofto.lMW miles, nod the period of
tha! , n a ill l ^ » , w . u
avatrialor.jeratono.
_____ . . . I , t t a ------
from the original claim ant*.
I master sergeant a tie of one bar. a color revolution about 17 months
a C v r,
For fur­
A n y a n d a lj persoua claim ing ad vers- • sergeant a star, a stable sergeant of field ther and more precise Information we
artillery a horse's head,
A corporal must await the finished 'ompittallons
ly any portion ol the above dcscrilanl
wenra two bar« and a lance corporal one
Of the six satellites discovered dim­
grouutl or wining claims, are required bar.
ing the last century all b it the satel­
to rile th eir adverse claim s w ith the
A cook wears Oi, his arm the Insignia lite Neptune wen- found by American
Register of (he United States I .and O f- : of a cook’s cap, a farrier hr irs a horae- astronomer*— the *ev nth satellite of
a saddler a saddler’s knife snd a Saturn bv Bond In lSik; the two satel­
flee at Roseburg, in the State of Ore- t,»hoe.
'
gun, d u rin g ths sixty days p e rk 1 of mechanic or artificer two crossed 'ham­ lites of M ar* by Hull In 1*77; Junl-
In­ ter's satellite by Barnard In 1892, and
A y e r’« P ills. A y e r ’s P ills .
publication hereof, or they w ill he bur­ mers A flrat-ciass gunner wears
now Phoebe.
A y e r’s P ills. K eep ssyingi
red by virtue of the provisioua o f the signia of scarlet cloth representing a
cannon projectile
this o ver and over sgsi» ■ statute.
Bealdea these chevrons of rank there
____ ■ T he best laxative.
Isxstive.
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R. F . IO X E S , Register.
I T “ “’“ ”“ ” ” -
are chevrons for service snd fo rs rvle»
W a n l y o u r moustache o r beard
In war. The first Isa diagonal hslf ehev.
T R A IN IN G A W O LF.
ron of cloth of the color of the man's
a beautifùl brown or rich Mack ? Use
f i r t t "T- or
--------------- -
~ -y
rorpa. For service |r war the men wear T h e D i f ll r u lt T a « k Aeffw»n»plf«be4 by a P a ­
a diagonal half chevron o f white cloth
t ie n t IbakbtH M a n .
(SuoeMor to * , B. riastR)
piped with the color of the arm of serv­
According to the Denver IU*publtcan, a
ice In which the man won the distinc­ Dakota roan, who gopn by the name of
tion. Men may w*ar a* many of these I-nclo Davy, in the owner of a txine gray
wolf. The animal I n about six month» old,
chevrons as they earn
our ' ^ n bdentüü le tte r before ap­
weigh» a llttie more than fifty* pound», and
The general order which prescribes ha« very mu< h the appearunee of a well-
plying for Detent; i t m a r be w orth rooner
I say v o ru a m p tio n can ba I
W e prom ptly obtain U. tf. and Foreign
the change of uniform goes Into ths mi­ kept dog, though hl» bearing indicate« a
cured. N ature alon e w on ’t I
nutest details regarding the dress of thw rather limited acquaintance with polite »o-
I do H, it needs help.
A n y t h i n g n o t ‘in « lo c k , w ill officer* ard men of the United S tatu clety. He w»« found in Middle Park la»t
MARKS o r re te r à ER­
army
When eerislr dr.es must and ■ummer while Uncle Davy and hi« family
T I PE aUornsry’e roe. Wend model, «ketch
he p le a s e d te o rd e r
or r.h 'to and we weed an IMMEDIATI
must not be worn la laid down In the reg­ were on a camping expedition.
Uncle Davy w aa riding at Nome distance
FREE
on p a lc e u io ilitj. w « give
ulations
The very braids on the
Use beat .eg ai «e Tv ice aud adviee, and o a r
from camp one afternoon when nuddenly he
| is k—e best help, but its
ohArgv« arc m oderate. T ry taa
sword«' hilts are subjeet to rules of po­ wa® s ta r tle d b y th e s a v a g e yelp of a wolf
R e i-A iR iN o
XexTLY
m u st b e continued in
sition and tying.
io ! a cry of pain from hi« |x t greyhound.
| m er i s w ell as winter.
He urged hi® burro to ihe scene, and
P a ie n t Lawynna,
Taka I I la a llttla aaM w ith a r a,
found his dog in a serious position. An old
Opp U S- Pftsnt Cace.W sshlsgf*. a
• t w - X e - k * » >«< k t fs y C m * .
C4iauUkeW «o«.
ADDi
»he wolf, with her fourcul«« huddled close­
« w-:»r 1wr r t t t r • -n.»-
Ott»r»». v -d t.itwccn t-vi.it curs a - » « »
ly under her, «ttaoked the h^ubd with her
;
Gwo-rurod v . uiA h.
•*jf«»*S. Wlw
— ve« '« r t i* ra 4««
a/.**r
Core paws, «truclc him two »ever« blown on
!H:l» viro«.,
« h . ,,,.
a.* urufki tU
the head, and laid him out on the ground.
Instantly the wild '»east caught the aide
her tc ■’
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