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E. 0. UYDC, M. D.t
Phyeiclan nnJ Surecon,
l'HINiiVU.I.K, OliUCION.
Culln 1 i rrf rj 1 1 nlti'itili il, 1! V mi l nilii
J. H. rf02CN!3ERC, M. D.,
riiiNKvn.i-B. uhkuon.
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H. P. BELKNAP, M. D.,
Physician nrtcl Sureoon.
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m. n. DICCS,
Attorney at Law and notary.
Mulil Hlruot, r'linovllle, Oi i,-o:i.
JfTi.-o on lKrl it ll!i2 lo i'o'lil H .'nr.
V. A. DELL,
Altorncy-at-Law
NOTARY PUBLIC.
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C. W. DARNES,
MI lHSKV AT I. A ASH SolAKV U ll.l'
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M. C. BRINK,
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A H-iTHit. UuIwopii l ;rt onl Sucornl
PHiNtaviLLr. oKnuoN.
j i. Ma'i i.Loni'
Abstractor of Titles
I'linevill", Oregon.
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(J. Cunp an.l rjilfi f) H P ( LMM ) A T) ! facta in the em which ar
. xiill ..f,..-rati.i? LI,li 1,7illVU,iU,,U enough, but not half so bldll
'regomn
Nearly a MundrcJ PdDpIo'
I'.jlf.'r creek
tli
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ni'i .M'lr.NTAix sudf:
iJllilinn oT Tom of Kwi'U Hinjit l).in,
I1.1111 liner b i.I Hlic Out
11 )irily
Oregon Peopfs
(lai; dfllii! in..', r-It k. i 1 . : .ii-Ji
leu that cvi-r I.'-'VII u.y n'.n;ii.in- "'
ity osi uricif Mt Allfi' , it i-.iy if '. :"
A i.'.-I. rii J.i i.nl.i, ;n tl.i' !' r i 1 : ' i.f I
Ajiiil 'h;it .m 1 r. ii-T n
1 r tiw.n hliii',' df mii '1 .11!
hiUi hi uh to I..- t ill ir. 1 y in: ii'
itlil'i to t!in iiiiinl o!' ;n y y. h f
i'jo li t-; 11. 't le.'li il, "r h i ! in-
ii 1:1:1; il l.yii v ' iiiii'! iijiln aViil, j
ovi.-r ) i'.ji.c bi'i-i'lr; inj-iriii i
ninny in .t', lii.i-lrn;, . ii tlit: i.Lnil il 1
llii. 'U'hiillali Aliirii; aii .'.. il
t'nki! cj:i tiy , ili.l a Viti-t iiiir.u;. t I
of :.iiii;ij4" to tin- Hi nm 1111 I ruin j
pii lily ify.ih'..'f 1 a I 1 1 J-l (-i-tr-uiil.
ri uf ill" liin .-t iinl iik.s'. ii;l'.ii-
nto n'.ui.iii "I we 'ia t .M-i
cuuiitiics nii'J it i. n tiiinrivit
t: .vcn.i.-.Mit ii n-t poinac w fff 2an3 Salvation fjr Easfern
a. 1:111 lull tliu uniricfim irni; ilifin
.nlcrjiri".) r,iii ; i-J in wc-t'Tn
(.'iii.'itiilii 1111 J i.n.-'.IiiTri M.irrow
1 rilii'n lit jir. rich'. M'. Whi-ller
Iff j:i-'. uriiyt'.J from Iltrr.er
c'iuii'v via 'i i :i-v: i!f ami m vert'
r.Oiii: i:n:iiit(l. II'- i:it 'i.ti'iiS arej
lint l::i'nvn li-.T.'. Mr. (Jimp li.n
in v r lufi thi." vi ii.iiy. hu'- lian j !itlun U.-inj Circulated In tlin Val
cuiitit 1 1 tii" surv.-y t Hi ) wi-st-'
r:i rii.l i f th'; proiiwl prdjett. !
lti:! 1,0 an int"ii!"i iiiiiiKiiiit.-1 Mffiier
in'-i.t if tI;o j.rojiociMiiti i foil imI! - -
ni.f.-;.-iU", !i 2i-M,) HCTi-f, I Fjr yuirs the ps jplo of Extern
Il l.-C Ii:!!!')1', II :i!ll
tvo'.i.il boiOrt-i'iiii have Loi:ii claniorinii for an
open river anJ chcipir freight
rat'.-f, an 1 when our representatives
nil':;i .iM c ts!; iiKt'1 5i:. I at tlr.'l.nt nen-iim nf th legislature
I nppiopriateJ iV'i,00') for a portage
ioxJ aliovv 'I'ha Dallsri. so that the
a. id J'iml) T Actt
bd
the
ou Id like to make it.
J The fropf r Taluf t W.
i I'ariiea deeiring to enter a ooue
1 try print shop at this season ef the
jrear ihould be foverned bv the fol-
lowing rules: Advance to the
I door and give thren diatinet rpe,
CI I LAI I'llVACUi KATES j The "devil" will open the door for
j yu when you give him yoer name,
- - - 1 post office address, and state that
ron do not wish to lick the editor,
j He will admit you to the effiee aad
j point to the editor. Yon wi'l then
I advance to the editor's desk, where
1 he will always be found, and ad
dress him in the following way:
hxtencl the right band about two
feel from the body, with the
thumb and forefinger grasping a
tr bank note or a treasury certifi
cate, snd say, "Were you looking
for me?" The editor will extend
K!a loft l,anH whlli vnu will
topii-iwis .es eouiuin a measure ij lhe nQt when he mUi Ja,
1 ro-pec'i, we ":'i w ur uner di , 1
I17 ljr t'o:-;uriitiin Airmt few
Tht: !.H" i
. ..ipt of a tie
mi,-.-iniK.r i.i
I humiliation a man Iniline from
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Itosn Hie coui-i ,.,t, .-, ii.,,,,,,,..,! .hiw p.i'i.
K-iicral 1 1 nil 'f-1 ,, . : ' f. ,,' , t, v. (;.,. lo
! ''l.-i' Vi-"ti.rti t' uliJr'i i TC'J lTi!,',l .1 .1 r ,
; r-. 7 : canvas among ia people 01 west-
' ' I ;" u''"''ir "'r' 81 UI"? ""Ji rn (Ir.on ami br whatever meth
ods he could pursue to get signs
turt s to a i:liiion to invoke theref-
rrendum muini-t eaid appropria-
ji itliu.i,e l'i ni.iiiV in tins i-.cll'ii 0I1
is lhalol.
5 t!v i.-ijunti v. 1 he ciise
iJohn i!. A(il.r.).'l i lz 1 i f 1 s t J aiiifi-
A r tiit r 'in ', nil. I iiivolvfs the
,ulU nuiry-A, n.i( unoiv, V. C. Cowgill is the mm
Tl.i- diras-K-rcani-iat i:" o'ch't:!; I . ''1U .. ,"; .loin;; thu work. uJ alnost daily
m tho ii.ort.inj. h-n rf.-i.k-:.-.- ; '" '. .. ' 7, ' ! ''''is something m the Orego
the tu-.vii w 1 1.; iirv.it. iit-.l hv a 'h iU ' - ' . " , 6 tii'in, (saving wila what glorious
-uii,.; I.i.i....t ni.;l a i-l,..r:ii oi j - '" ''r"i"-r''llS luii'ie "i'!'"''" ! sucus 1)9 is meeting in geaing
l.uild.ng'. hich it m t rj.nl tt,.ii.'d j ' i'u ' , ; ' j persons to ign his petition in west-
rattlo tticni int. tvinr.K-te !.-. .'u-i ""fern On-Ron.
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III. l'i
lily ttirm iiit Cjii:ih';e
:i.in.
(if tin iiihaMUtiliJ, 1.1: Mi hi r: I f.'
11 " : r V J'1'', Hot in. i plo'ii t- s lo
h. tv if,r hill li.t' ikj'.-hI ; of liii
tloiijicilu in ti:m: to n o any pari c.l
.-. hal t.n l; place, l'it nh-n ! iy
i. l:uvii..il il was i.toii that this wh-ilf
iii'e of Turllu n.i.un'.iiii l.a l l'..lh 11
niv.iv mill '.hat t:i'! c.m.try ( xt' iul
. , 1 . . . . 1
;i!i;', irdiil Hi1. i-nKi-fi tu;1! uiiiu
jitiwn fir l.v.i iiiiifx ihiivn i!uj pi".
am! iiilirciy iifrurs the p..--.", liin-
irici' ul tin) m:I nor iiii.'..: ir-.in u,"
ni'iiiiituiii, lay buiif I bem-ath r j- I;
an, I ilt-hiiri uf viiii..i km Im fur n
ilrnlh var v in tf fnen -" to V (V. t
1 . ' . : ; 1 i : i.m
In its (.ii'. p, li.e Lie.it n.iii', .1 , .
.1. . -. ... . ' ... ; 1 :. . 1.... 1 .. nod
liiie n with or uj'iii i.ai ii...!
the niort iin ii.-r 1 harict'.'ru ilio,)-
il' Uir.!i--h' il ati.l l arrit il il a:iv l!.;' 1 '
cnedistely grasp your right haad -and
say "yoa bet." Aftsr giving
him the news of your locality, the '
names of possible subscribers and
the number of years you deaire te
pay for the subscription in ad
vance, you will be permitted te re
tire with an obligation properly dis
charged and the knowledge that
the editor is hapey. Ex.
1 he Korean Twin.
The appearance in this country
of tin Korean twins, as they are
termed, has caused them to be the
subject of considerbale study among
scirntibU who were familiar wiii
ixi can it be won ltre 1 at that I the Siamese twins, who attracted so
w he:i we consider that a man is in the L nitea stales. VOmpansons
circulating such a petition who have also been drawn between the
M.iu niid liiiii.er net.
rei-it t. 4 hi' Anderson, who
.'!, davit lo.il Arin-troii'' D.iU , , . ... . .. . i . ... e w:t,:..J
in Jui'e J'J'.i, ti'td on another. 8 I''"' .B lu"8 "avures, : inutu neiinuii nura umt.Aumw
r.it t of h'.r.d, 'tiiik r the s'nne and
li. . ,.,,-..!, O..I tl.'il
, , . , ' . c;M"S fr-jiu us ? hila it is true
. . . v.i-i."b "v; on.uv 11.111,
hid i!,.i le tii;:.i;.-i oil the sa'ne 1 mii, : '''
hut had !.'- r iniule proof nm j l' ''
....... ..!..!...! il,.. ,,r... In i aioni'
!.- 1 . .. t 1. . t 1 ., :. 1 '
- to '-'-t' f.-- tr' 1 m 1 1 Vi'- ,f tr-y kne.v tfo uct-uidAL fata i tiered, the health of one was so.
,1 .1 o .,.. .j. is .. .! '.'"'.:.., il... (..mr i,iii.., iw-liiini. anrl i IVrird it win Jnemed necesaarv te
... 1 . . -".-.i v ?.t:.l on ,11'Hi.i tr ol 1 . 1 & 1 . . . r. .
i .1 t year inad-j !i:i.il prii'-f on th
,' ', - ; 1:1 out.-ide of a few that are per-1 save the life of the healthier child.
V uied bj Iy and soul by a i The twin who was so afflicted witji
,J' '!jI"i(t a.iaptJ.... J.., .I..,. ..n.u rr.rirr.-.Ifi a 1 1 I r-nn.tl m irn Hiprl Kflltr (llA flllir.
" vw. ...... -.. . - -j--.
in.- of tin western Oregon
are st-i3!i and 1'wk to self
yet t!i9 gr.::tt majority of
leni we ti -iievB are, loo lull o. state
Koreans and the female twins upon
wlio.n the operation was performed
in Paris a few years ago. The
latter were also exhibited la the
United States, but, as will be rem-
l.i-in i ,1 i 11 r 1 In . 0:1 r i.nrlinn nf tUt I in Hr.ni.rttt thu natural band which
J j - 1 1 1 . .
tate. l h i pap!e of eastern Ore- held them together in order te
lo .a.'cit.ii-4 under th toiie
our
Hal tiaii.er ai t uithout pen leeiiiiiT
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Ull .1 i';lill..lt.Uil .' Dil'"lllllll'h , ... , , .
- , , 1 c jnstruut ion, and we appeal to our
I r. . ,1 (1 : I .1-1 I I '1 t I )!.. HI I r.' li ! .M 1
, " 1 .- " , , ' ,. ' tt-cstfrn (J.-ejon readers, if this peti-
n'lll'V i"t S l..i! liriC'.U - Ull appll-. . B. , . ,, r :
iraii-purlaii jo, are 111 favor of atiou, but ascoraiag to Uie latest
reports from frace, the girl woo
lived has entirely recovered, and
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Wood, Cloth and Metallic Gaskets.
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AND ALU KINt'iM OK
BUILDING MATERIAL
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Rambler,
Moiuirch
Imperial
apparently is in excellent health,
it may be added that she has been
adopted by the French surgeon who
officiated at the operation.
l'bysicans and others who hare
examined the Koreans are of the
opinion that they bid fair to live
much longer than the Siamese, as
they are active and vigorous, and
thus far have had no ailment of
li-liliie OMiTill lite, piaiit ul tie! rn;l
i .onipiiiiv, t!i ' ti ii pie I oih'T i.nd t n- ' ':. ' . ,h ' ''lure to refuse to sign the same,
. , . .11. , :t . -1 V O ii .ill'ta iol 'ii- panic- in ir.i.cii , 1 1 . e .
' cine inuse.ouvtue i.ht pl.u.t. rall-i , . .... . , ,. . , llu-rebv lie.piiL,' In the neat future
, , 1,1 . Kin. is. J he 1 :at to nulii! a tin) ! ' . , .
iv.iV seal' s, sh"j s iind a r.... ol eke . " . . . ; o c:ve to us (while not an open
W.,,: d.-lroled s.vei houses ('r1-!'" tC;''.iver) something that will aid US
i.iAiH.ll.v the coil eonipanv, l.ury-j1;"' that t.ic nUcai - prior , . ,riU,Hp0,taUon facilities and
, . , 1 i" re lo, npii i'.-(l for a uiiinrenl. . e . , . , ,,
11 n six of thi in ith iiiiift oi their ' . ,. u cheapen our freight uh irges as well
'oreup uil, and hkev.K. hu,y,,.S th:: j j . -' ' ' '.j,,,-,. UU" Ofi" P of ter"- j
other iiih:ihili!iils situ.iti'.l in the, , . , ,. i '.orv row producing bottling.
valley east of ih ' town, t-Lether , ;'4 j,.,,',,';, ,tl).. it ii.-o'-rr 10! Il perchance enough signatuies I consequence. Liao-Toun-Chea and
iwtli every MUinviii.:!! uieni. !flV O.at the aiVidavit cf Anderson 1 bcu!d be procured to this peti-
The sveiie ol the cat:utripin wrsj.j. s( tU, n cause of action : li0n wbich this man Cowgill is now
oriei.ially one .f e,reat pii I'iri.-.jv: - j t',;lil s. t,u, (.)!r,. "ft il4 Ill)t true briskly engaged in circulating in
i,ers, hciiiir the M.lley oi the ''' j ( !" ,-ii: ; r . 1 1 has used his iijrl.1 j western Oregen, Mo prevent any
Man river, whieh f.-nns th.' eastern ,lir,,. !l( piireh:i-e under said ! work being done upon this great
elope of lhe Crow's Nit i'ns. I'm " j ,,i;ti f,,r ih u rr,is..n the nppii I undett.i'ning that when ones nccoiu
: lie in. mt, tain, a sheer wall of iiim- ! ..,',' ol-A..,l,.r.v!i to ontest Arm p!ished, will cause the pu!e of
stone lisln' to a ht ight ol o,)i 'i :ee! j stroni.'s , ;g n,jec llJ COaiMHTCJ a:ii development, 10
above the l.-ve! of lhe town, foi :us i .-,,.L1,i.,,,' v I throb more actively tlianever before
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Prinevills
the soull'.ern side of the pass.
vaMvV lOiui thint! over a mile wh
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Hotel Prineville
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THE PRACTICAL MAN
apprnehitPii lhe miviiiu n wear nn.l l.'ur, In (ileliuii, ihult
and juhor Huined ly lh slinplHlly ul
Piano Mowei'vS
I In I11, nun llm value of ulinl Int) I111I noudli'ss liieehillisliil
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ffu,;e'V,v Jl
in Klliiwr. inn iiiiiii v. ...' n g- .i'(. ii,
nil H..lvlii poivt-r .llreel. . , , : r:n'A
Pl.ni.ra shiipl.', i4iiii.ni.it l tllutcli Slufl.Hlr.MM iiilerniil I ... tVVv.i'A,
Irlvo dear, eiwy-ai'tiiuf Verllnil l.lfl lHi' am) neU-H'l- f is -; j i '
mtliiK lirafl Uo.l ai tliu klntl "I Mer Iniproveiiieiit A'tf -e'
Imt b.hiI lo him. Tln-y mutlio niHumwlli 01 VY'f' JVlj1
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snme titlifr hilertwllnn pn.ihu ts ef llm l'i 1110 8li..p
(Iralil lliiirfers, lli'iulnm, Heupm", Mowers, l!l.t.s. 1 1.11
"I'lano" Is llm iiiiieliliiu f.iuifil or Its will', H i(t nn.l sat
isfactory work.
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Nil ,11 IMil. "I 1 11'
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or 1 nrilriitui'ii ui M rriH'i met route miuro.,
, H. FUIM'UH y. Aseiil, '
heliveen 1'urtie in imilam ami
the foothills of a rmky range ol
mountains to the 1,01th. Tho Old
Man riv-r, ll.Mting thrtiush the val
ley, lolituvs ch'tely to lhe n o' of
rurt.e nieuuliiin, light against lh
foot of whieh the m.ijer poriion o;
the ton n is built, ll.e iiiounluin wall
being so straight up that until"
: loii;rt day in summer the i-nn sets
! in tin: town at U . !ik k in tiie after
noon. I Tic coal mine of the Ciuiaai.ui
! American t'mil it t'oke eompiny
: or, or lii.ire piopeilv, thi m'Hiii lie
I inn vo:ked, extends along the. s-ide
i ef Turtle moiintain in a parnliel di
j 1 eel ion. U i" a ver:ie.:l vein and
j is wotkt d fiom a tunnel up. Il
was imMitiliately over uie vor;;inj;
that the mountain fell away, bury
in: them to a 1!. pth of mo:e than
100 feet. If it Wi a slide, it omf
down the mountain, etossed the
vallev iind went tip 1 1 1 foclhills en
tho opposito side 10 a hei-rhlh o1
far uhovo iiny hui'd'u ,: in tbe town,
eonverliio cozy homes and prop
city uf ijieat value into waste,
having lhe nppennineo ol linvinp
been biuied by a volcanic eruption
valueless for any purpos,! for all
tiniM.
An idea of the intensity of the
slide may be had fiom the estiinati'
that it wi'l take lilHKI tin n si veral
months to oie.ir ir,v.. lhe lebil
and build the two miles of railroad
track ilestrovetl by tho sdide.
Is It Possi'ith ?
From tho dispatches i i the, Ore
goniun some lime ngo fiom ils
Washington correspondent we sup
posed eveiytliini wis lined and
settled thai, the I'overiuiiciit was
going lilit to woik io I' unit ilin
and Morrow counties to irrigate,
but fiom th,' following clipped
from the Spokesman 1'cview il
looks it little like that correspon
dence w is a little pivmaiuro and
1 specially iiliiiiufactilted for effect.
"iitiho" Ore., Ajuil 2i), Uovetu-
! Win1
! iii.vftii
i tit
jht,!
.,1
A I'r.u t uf l.'ieli Lii'.itl.
is (j.'r.erally termed tho
k country is a strip of ter-
rv nearly tv. nty miies sipiare;
;i.ui,iio; at l'o foot of tho timber-
nnaiiitiiiiis on the c.it and ex
tending to the U-.schuh s river On
ihe west. This is the principal
f.iruiir.g and gardening portion ol
the county. All cops Icing
lirotvn without irrigation. Vhat
yield from 10 to 'J-.l tuht-, oats
a'onut Ilea sain lurl -y i little
more, aeiMraieg to the sea.-Oii.
Within this radius are three
po.-t'itlices unJ three storts. Cul
ver P. (. is loeated near the center,
it ttl.i. h sdae." also are two iri iierul
! nit rciiandise stores. Mo:;t of the
, 1 1 . , - .
vnc.nt lai.il lies near tins pmee
There lire
w'uliii. f
throughout this portion of Oregon
it will raises sectional fight upon
il! appropriations that are for the
good of either portion of oar state.
Oregon should bo one when it
comes to anything tlint will ad
vance the interests of any section
.if our state and no imaginary lines
whether mountains or livers should
bea.'.owed to stand in our way and
mike sectionalism, hastern Ore-
Liao-Siein-Ne-Chen havetypical Ori
ental features and might be taken
for Chinese, but they were born in
Korea. They are a little over twelve
years old aud well developed for
1 heir age, having no notable imper
fection except thu baud which con
nects them. As in the case ef the
girl twins, each has all of the usual
organs, and it is the opinion of emi
nent surgeons that they could be
separated if desired with little dan
ger of fatality. Liao-Toun-Chen is
slightly taller than his brother and
somewhat better developed, beirg
more muscular. An examinatka
shows that his heart beats much
more rapidly, while his rsspiratoiy
capacity is somewhar greater tbia
that of the other, the smaller twin
it'in
does pot represent our interests or
our wishes in the matter, but is
m isipi .radius under a disguise,
which if t'lro-vii off, tlu people
would see him in his true colors,
and that he represents n interest
that wishes to keep all transporta
tion luMiitits as iiieir own as long
as pos.-ible.
We appeal to the psopla of west-
perhaps '20 or l! claims! em Oregon to shun this wan Cow
m .'i to 7 ni les of this ' gi'l, ami treat his pulitija with the
I nla.'e, as g.io-t of tie t:iy so as wise 1 cuiueiopi, u ueecrves.
j ink, n, except that they are with J -
j tvit watt r. Land sells here ns yet J ' Looks Suspicious to u.
ll.el,V)at:,.0 to irU'Vin, nc j ,( . , , Oregontan
corning to liK-a..oa. .,, ;r, .,i.i:i,: . .,
.... j--vervlhintt tint is untrue ana aet-
I'.V rivi'i cum 11 ss liner ii'.ri 1 . . . ... -n 1
ii 1 1 . 1. rtinental to I'rinevtUo and the
breeder ot b ooue. I sloek. 1 ,, .... , . . ,.
snirtllpox nt this place, and take
from others statements which the
facts will not warrant at all rather
la Iteiiu'iiilciaii'-p tl fins. K-JIi'Dtuvi'll . y,.,,, ,n,t,iijh true statements as
I was sent them last week for pub
licution, signed by all our business
! men ns well as nil our physicians,
I together with another letter from
is ashamed of Cowgill, as he j banded, although frem his
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liniiiiu.vn tun I,
n-. .ii: v,' lu-'il uiiilnur iMrilnir
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Of N'ti-ilifut ri'li'l ui. i l'-..i',l,
A f.l! i;i.l. '"llilK I'.'O.' 1.
WluT.' 11 ri", 1 !' Hi'tut nil :','ie,v
' l'i ' iimU, l.til .'ti. i lirtt ,iit;,ili.ti
Ti li.iw in iiuly loi'.t,
U h.-inilail fi r:.i. oil '. (11M uf life,
A IV 111'' I l. MU'lllll Oil' illisl.
W ll.'ll i.Ili' SO JT'illlU' .Cl'l 1' 'i'l'flll
s t'i'1 lly I. ra,' H11.1: ,
Wo f,H l iii,.ro V.i'.'ii tan .-"tr 'W
T'iii'. tviiri .-.ilia a iill.'.y.
l'..l'-,itl, oh t.n i.i,; l,,',.l!u .",
I'iiivivi'II, tl.'iir, (slt'tdil ffJi-ail,
I'l.ml.l lu-iirt , r.ri' l'i,' t!;in :,
Airl n.. o'io I'.ilm oiia t. u l.
i:.''H', iiiiiii-. ii'iv il.idiu . Ci":ii.',
V.mr voice ft'ivi'V uUcl.
I'r ,iA ml i a.l i!,'.y uo II o.er k
Wliai 11 j''iim y.u'vtf alivayn itH'.-l.
position be is obligtd to use both.
hands to such an extent that he i
practically ambidextrous. He i
more susceptible to changes in wea
ther and apparently feels pain more,
than his brother, but in appearance
seems to he equally as healthy. t
lhe Koreans apparently bavs -much
more freedom of motion than,
the other types referred to. They
ean stand nearly side by side, faoe
each other squarely. The freedom
with which they can move withoat
injuring themselves allows them to be
quite active, and their metions are
so harmonious that they not only
walk, but run, and play various
gamrs witheut difficulty. One feat
which the b.amese were unable to-
do was that of facing each other,
The Koreans can easily assume tuie
attitude, owing to the elasticity of
band which unites tnem. It is of a
membraneous character, and meas
ures about 3 J inches in dfameter.
When not stretched or pressed, in
anvwav.it is aboul 8J inches ir
circumference. Wben the twinssrej
him board of health asking that movjng jn any way, the baud swells
I their letter he published as well. anj diuiieisrie slightly, apparshtly v
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IS it- poasiiuo uie vrregonmii una betntj connecieu wtiu MW-pfupw
in for Prineville and wants to hurt 1 (runic ruusoles ef the bodies.
The Koreans who were brought to
us all it cm bv publishing false
hoods instead of fjcts? Every day
a bulletin is printed and circulated
in P.ineville giving the true state
nf each patient, a copy of which is
regularly unii'ed loth- Orcgoninn,
ami still we aro niisrepresenUd by
that paper. W want the Oregon
iit 1 to distinctly understand we
havu the smallpox buio. Wa have
had tt:'alh. f.-om it aud have hid
den nothing from tho o'Uside world
but have given each day the. actual
this country by the Barnum 4
Bailey Company.bave shown qaite
remarkable intelligence.' v .When,
first brought the United States
with their father, tef remained in,
Hridgeport, Conn:, and were provid
ed with an in "
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