In describing tho bombardment of
Morro Castle nt Santiago daring tho
U n ite d y t s te s J.nnff Office,
Bpunish-Aincricnii v/ur a war artiet who
R o s e b u rg , O reg o n ,
jwus in Cuna tells how he and somo
M ay 21, 1900.
newspaper inen iiiniinged to nttain a N o tic e I k h e re b y g iv e n t h a t in co m pi la n c e
point of vantage near the Texas:
w ith th e p r o v is io n s o f th e a< t o f C o n g re ss of
A few days previons a rival newspa J u n e 3, 1878, e n t itl e d “ A n u c t fo r t h e Mule o f
per dispatch boat, tho recipient of cer tim b e r )un«ls in t h e S ta te n o f C a lif o r n ia , O re
tain courtesies With which we had not g o n , N e v a d a a m i W a s h in g to n T e r r ito r y ,”
been favored, had been carrying minor C h a r le s B. M o rg an o f F lo re n c e , C o u n ty o f L a n e,
telegrams to the» fV'igship from one point s ta te o f O reg o n h a« ib i s d a y filed in th i s office
or another, and who Was tn tho habit of h is s w o r n s tu te m e u t N o 1W7, fo r t h e p u r c h a s e o f
o f S e c tio n N o 28, in T o w n s h ip N o is
pailing in among tho fleet, with an air 8 tlie R a NW
n g e N o 0 W .n i/d w ill o ffer p ro o f J o sh o w t h a t
of importance and displaying tho sig t h e la n d s o u g h t is m o re v a lu a b le fo r it s ti m b e r
nal, “ We have dispatches for tho ad o r s to n e t h a n fo r a g r i c u lt u r a l p u rp o s e s , a n d to
n iraL ”
e s ta b lis h h is c la im to s a id la n d b e fo re tb y
This, ut course, provonted tho vessels H e g ls te r y u d R e c e iv e r o f t h i s office a t R o seb u rg ,
of the fleet from making her come out- O reg o n , o n T u e s d a y t h e 14 d u y o f A u g u s t 1900.
l i e n a m e s a s w itn e ss e s :
aide and enabled her to approach the ,
A m a.-a F. H u r d o f F lo re n c e , O re g o n , W . II.
flagship to deliver herconiinunicationa.
W e a th c rs o n o f F lo re n c e , O re g o n , M rs L o ttie
Before leaving Port Antonio we had
o f F lo re n c e , O re g o n , R o b e rt H . B e r n
taken in a large supply of fresh fruit, , h H a u r rd
d t o f F lo re n c e , O reg o n .
including bananas, so it poenrrad tofonc A n y a n d n il p e rs o n s c l a im in g a d v e rs e ly t h e i
of onr very alert and original newspa n is iv e -d c s c rilic d la n d s a r e r e q u e s te d to file t h e ir
per men that we should hoist the sig c la im s in th i s o ffic e o n o r b e fo re s a id 11 d a y o f
nal, “ Wo havu banaaa* for the Texas A u g u s t 1900.
J . T ’ B r id g e s ,
pn board.”
R e g iste r,
This wo act- d ujion, and our vessel
waa allowed to glide in without inter
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ference, until
icho<i the Texas.
jOnce alongside,Captain Philip hailed
uh with delight, ¡¿ceptetl our little gift,
U n i t e s t a t e s L rn d O ffice,
and told ns thill a bombarfthient wns
R o s e b u rg , O re g o n ,
M ay 21, 1900.
very shortly to take place. We thought
N o tic e is liç re h y g iv e n t h a t in c o m p lia n c e
purselves in great luck at receiving this
news and made outsido the lines, keep w itli th e p r o v is io n s o f t h e u c j o f C o n g re ss o f
ing ns near to the squadron us wo were J u r is 3,1878, e n t itl e d “ A u n e t foy th e s a le o f
tim b e r la n d s lu t h e S ta te s o f C a lir o r n /a , O re-
permitted.
l g o n , N e v a d a a n d W a s h in g to n T e r r ito r y ,” M rs
I d
1 L o ttie H u r d of. F lo re n c e , C o u n ty o f L a n e . S ta te
o f O reg o n h a s th i s d a y filed in tl d s o ffic e h is
s w o rn s ta t e m e n t N o lQi6, fo r th e p u r c h a s e o f
th e n E *4
S e c tio n N o 28, in T o w n s h ip N o 18 8
R a n g e N o 9 W, a n d w ill o ffer p ro o f to s h o w t h a t
th e la u d s o u g h t is m o r e v a lu a b le fo r it s tim b e r
: o r s to n e th a n fo r a g r i c u lt u r a l p u rp o s e s , a n d to
e s ta b lis h Ills c la im to s a id la n d b e fo re t h e
R e g is te r n u d R e c e iv e r o f ti n s office a t k o s a b u r g .
O reg o n , o n T u e s d a y th e 11 d a y o f A u g u s t 1900.
l i e n a m e s a s w itn e s s e s :
C h a r le s B. M o rg an o f F lo re n c e , O re g o n , A m a s a
F. H u rd o f F lo re n c e , O reg o n , W. H . W e a th e rs o n
o f F lo re n c e , O re g o n , R o b e r t II. B e r n h a r d t o f
F lo re n c e , O reg o n .
A n y a n d a ll p e rs o n s c lu im ip g a d v e rs e ly th e
o)> ovp-deseribed la n d s a re re q u e s te d to file t h e i r
c l u i m s i n th i s o flleo o n o r b e fo re s a id 1-1 d u y o f
A u g u s t 1900,
J . T . B r id g e s ,
R e g iste r.
R e p n ta ttp n .
tho “ Memoir” of Lord Bramwell
ta a telling illuntrntion of tho fact that
reputation clingn to uh , oven after many
yean. Tho gfi.ut jurint an u littlo lad
J)ecaino u pupil nt/ Dr. IWildy’s school,
whero tho luto Baron Channell, threo
year« his senior, was head boy.
Channell read for tho law, and tho
|w o school friends scarcely met again
nntll, yours afterward, Mr Channell
bold a brief in a certain case nt Maid-
ptono assizes.
Consultation with tho solicitors
ghowed a flaw in tho pleadings drawn
by them. It was of p sort which in
those days would ¡novo fatal to tho
case. Tho solicitors could only hope
that it would not ho discovered.
“ Who is aguiust us?” asked Chan-
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
pell.
“ Oh,” wus tho ri |4jr, “ a Mr. Bram
well. Nobody.cver heard of him bo-
U n ite d S ta te s L a n d O ffleo,
fore.”
“Thon, gentlemen,” said tbo advo
cate. “ wo’ro done. I wus at school with
gentleman. ”
He was rlgKt Br'amwoll was too
«Sever for tlern, uud |hey wore “ done”
that
lls h .il.
» M WA I I I ntt
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II, M a l l
in
D A I L _V
FcM B K * F a te ,
Only $ 6 . 7 0 a Ysar
Aperteci Remedy forConsSrw-
n on. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions,Feverish
nc-ss and L o s s OF SLEEP.
Ihs Weekly Chronicle
Facsimile Signature of
N E W ’ YORK.
$ 1 .5 0 A
n Cobra,
When I went to the ssllor, ho held
|n bis hand n very old and ragged rico
bag. lie said, “ I ’ve got a fine stinging
fellow 1 hors
bore for you.” I asked what he
meant, so he oj>a|ied the hag and showed
m« ouo of the largest au<ljiiiri.i'Ht lo-A-
Ing cobras r find ever se.cn. I olifcln. d
* large flsli globe, into which I told him
to drop the serpent, bag and all, and
then secured the top. I asked him how
be became possessed of this clangorous
prentnre.
“ Caught It among soi-ie timber,”
Bald he. “on lxiard a ship at Blackwull,
Just home from India. ” "And ho^ did
you get here with it In that old rag?”
•'W ell.’’ said ho, “I took the train from
Bluckwall and the omnibus from Fen-
chnrrh street, and by (meaning the
snake) was quite qfiiet all tho way. ” N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
)"What do yon want for it?” “Ten
♦hillings and my expenses.” Which I
L a u d O ffice, a t R o s e b u rg O re g o n .
M ay 8, 1900.
J»«- Ho asked me if I would take an |
Other if ho caught it, ns ho hqd seen
N o tic e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t th e fo llo w in g -
¡one larger than the one ho hadTroffglit n a m e d s e tt le r lias tile d n o tic e o f h is iu t e u t i o n
with him.—Burtlott's “ Wild Animals to m a k e fin a l p ro o f In s u p p o r t o f I h s el a in i, a n d
th a t s a id p ro o f w ill bo m a d e b e fo re C. H . H o ld e n
In Captivity.”
U. S. C o m m is s io n s ! a t
FI >rcucc,
O reg o n ,
—r— ------------ t-
o n J u n e 29,1900, v is : J a n ie s lb F. P o d g e , o n hir,
M m fu r Tane.
Fredericlf 4hc Great made genemns II. tt. N o. 8119 fo r th e 8 \ 8W >%, 8 \ 8 E S ee.
12 W.
nts to all musiciaiiH except flute I I , T. H e 15 n a 8 m , e R.
s th e f o llo w in g w itn e s s e s to p ro v e
ira. Ho played tho flute remark- ! h is c o n t in u o u s r e s id e n c e u p o n a n d c u l tiv a tio n
L I T E R A T U R E
SAMPLE COPY SE.1T FREE.
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I have used R lpaas Tafculsa w ith so tnueh satis*
faction that I can cheer fully rsuoinmeBd them .
Have been troubled for about thruo years w ith
Wbut ! called bilious attack s ©<'m‘Tig c n regularly
• a c e k wpek. Waa told by (UtTersut physicians
that It waa caused by bud teeth, o f w hich I ha i
several. I had the tc«ih extracted , b it tbo at*
tucks contluu«.d. I
sceu im .i.M .-.-m enu of
Rlpans Tdbules in n” vfcepa|.-»rs b et n-d no faith
tn them, but about s ix w eek s tin ce a friend In
duced m e to try them . Ilav tuken but tw o of the
sm all S cen t boxes o f th-» Tubules and have had
no recurrence o f th e a;tucks. Eave nover given a
testim onial for anything before, but the great
a w n u ct o f good w hich 1 1 «lieve has been done n.a
by Rlpans Tabulo« Induces m e unk'. J m ine to the
m any testim oniala y o u doubCUai hn'.e in y.iur
possession now.
. T. D s W itt .
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C b r v w <»?««? C 2 u l l 4 l n - r «
TH13 n i n O N i n . ? ! ranks w ith th s grea test
newep.-vpam in the U nited B tates.
T H E C H R O N IC LE has no equal on the P a d flo
Coast. I t leads a ll In a b ility , en terp rise and
tie'VR.
T H E C H n O N in r.p ra Tnlefrraphlc R eports are
the la test and m ost reliab le. Its L ocal N ew s ths
fu llest and «¡ Iciest, and Its E d ito ria ls from the
ablest pen« In the country.
T H E C ilR O N iC L B has a lw a y s been, and a l
w ays w ill ba, the friend and cham pion of the
petpl •, as a g a in st com bination«, cliques, cor
porations, or oppressions aJ-any kind. It w ill be
nduot In everythin g, n eutral In ma ilin g.
D9 YOU TOT THE C’M ICLE
P pvop^i
Showing tho U.iliet 8 'a tei, Dominion
cf Canatj m l Northori M;xloj
Map
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o f th e
T 1 1 Id
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d*» V ’ r > T 7 N 'r > ,
lToprlet?>r H If. ChronlSla,
U N JFR.LNC1AXX C \ L
D R . J C R C A N 'S
G REA T I
K w a n t to In fo rm yon.
I
In words o f highest
raise, o f th e bencLt
have derived from
Rlpanu Tabules. I am a
professional uurso uud
In thia pr'.f<-sslon a clear
<
bead Is a lw ays rcede.l.
*
Rlpans Tabules docs It.
▲iter one o f m y cast's I
fouiid m yself c;in:-ictely
run down. Acting on iLe
a d v ice o f Mr. Oeo Bow «
er, Ph. O., GJ8 New ark
Ave., Jersey C ity, 1 took
Rlpans Tabules w ith
<
grand results.
Miss DEiUE WiaoMAB.
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bear
, < ’l e v « r .
>u akanrf with yonr
uployer io well, Tom? . Von never
ngb at liiu
Tom No, but i ifliioui th'' name re.
tanrnnt, and pretending not to nee liini
Iretall all lit. t t e « « . aavtiijrfondly,
“ 1 can’t tell It no
aa lie win, bat
here’» a rattling good yarn Mr. I), told
ha this morning. "
hw«’o promtrted
j»hrt*e timca lu u yeitV- Ale W rs.
C
J* va
MAGAIÏ8E’
PrMnmsking
fancy work, hosssboid bows,
short atorlr«. ourrvn» fi'i-ic* etc
*ub«crlb« Co day.
Oalj kX). ysariy. Lmly sgvuis « ur.Cvd. ôvvü for ten ia .
■
N e v a d a a n d W a s h in g to n T e r r i to r y ,” A u iax a F.
H u d I o f F lo r e n c e , C o u n ty o f l atte, ih a te o f i
O re^tm h a» ib i s d a y tile d in th i s office b in )
s w o rn s ta t e m e n t N o 1(M3, f o r th e p n r^ lm s c o f
th e hK ‘b o f S e R lo n N o 24, in Tow n s h ip N o U 8 '
B ’U ik «' N o 9 W, a n d w ill offi?r p ro o f to sfifWv t h a t 1
t h e la n d » o u ffh t I» m o re T w lu a b to to t It» tif n h u r »
o r h tiu ir th a n fo r ag i le n ltu r a i p u rp o s a s , a n d to I
e M a b its h b is c l a l n t o s a id lo a d t e f a r > th e
d k è g ia te r a n d R tkee iv « y o f th i s office a t IV'M lbiin;.
(>reg«ni, o u T u e sd a y tiie a i d a y o f A u g u st *990.
l i e n u n io s
w ltiie a sc s.
Itoiett i l . B i^ n h a n lt , o f F lo re n c e . O re g o n .
C lm rle s B. M '.rg a ii o f H o ie n e e , Ò re g o u , M rs.
f t
H H
-< jdof H u r v n c e ,O ic g o u . W. II. W e a th e r
JafK'
Ilird«’ NratOa
►,* <411" a '"•«il»''»’". ♦
I a ll | e r 'o u « c la im in g a d v e rs e ly t h e
Many bird« vary tho compWitt'Vl o f
vyitH'tl U n 1« a r e x v q n e t»<1 to file t U d r
Ike outer layer of the nest acciinling to
flit» o tC ra o u <>r b e fo re m i d H d a y uf
vka ciretiinstanf-eH. If the neat 1» located
• » o n g growing lenvea, tho outer layer
J T Bi: rw
be of green moae; if on a dark
branch, of natural colored licln u«
W
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CALL'S)
t o e tsrilse. mt«««s. girls an 1 littlo tHtdrea That oow
lain sty I tab ’ chic rfT»--l s o t attain« «I Ly tho ooc of so«
— patterns
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tettar
do --- -• *-*-Mylo Stul p«»foe» at.
MS CALL,
T he modern stand
ard Family Medi
cine: Cures the
common every-day
ill of humanity.
TUR McCAIX
Lisa a Ml
M lk Mr«*«, •
COM PANY,
. .
, m » rn,, ». te
S O IE 3 S T O E S _
Sold
>! T U L L E
W ith
W
E S T -
Scientific American,
N ope \yho aro engaged in an y o f tho m echanical
studying this stan d ard M agazine of Sciences
and m echanical A rts.
I t is illu stra te d 'w ith
all m odern cuts ¡of la te st inventions in all
the branches of m echanism , and its fund o f
know ledge is inseparably connected w ith in
ventors an d mechanics.
Sold w ith
T iie
W est a t clubbing rates.
pveral
v n n tle-t. W iltin g to i vy >»ttr lv a
v ev k ly
H v » irab ie c in p h ') n t, 1
• u p o r iiin h tr u
feefe re»«« vs
•
lo se «e»f ari«lrrtes<»t a ir :i»i*e«l
*ark h A K 'a i t o u H u ll « l i i t t i
THE EnSM nPflIJTAN/
U n ite d S ta te s L u n d Office.
K otfeburg, O reg o n ,
M ay in, 1900.
A su ffic ie n t c o n te s t A ffidavit h a v in g b ee n filed
in t a i s office b y C h a rle s It B a ile y , c o n te s ta n t,
a g a in s t tiie h o m e s te a d e n t r y S o M78, m a d e
A u g u st ir .ls V i, fo r S i V K W ' 4 , sec 27, XW i ,
S W ' . . a n d lo t 1, s e c 81, T p 17 H, K 9 W , by
H a rry 1) A d k in s , C o n te stc e , in v .liic h i t is
R lleg ed t i i a t tiie s a id e n tr y m n n , A d k in s , lias
w h o lly a b a n d o n e d th e tr a c ts e m b ra c e d in th e
e n t r y n s a b o v e , a n d c h o u s e d h is re s id e n c e
th e r e f r o m f o r a p e rio d e x c e e d in g six m o n th s,
and lias n o t re s id e d u p o n a n d c u ltiv a te d th e
la n d n s by la w r e q u i r e d , a n d t h a t tile n b o n d o n -
n ie n t is n o t c a u s e d b y r e a s o n o f liis s e rv ic e in
e i th e r th e a r m y o r n a v y o f tile U n ite d S ta te s,
■aid p a r tie s a r e here-by n o tif ie d to u p p e r, re
s p o n d a n d O der e v id e n c e to u c h in g s a id a lle g a
tio n a t 10 o 'c lo c k a in o n J u n e »0, 1900 b efo re
J o e l W are, U S C o m m is s io n e r a t E u g e n e , L a n e
c o u n .y , O reg o n , a n d t h a t fin a l h e a rin g w ill be
h e ld nt 2 o 'c lo c k p m o n J u ly 10,1900 1 e fo ro tiie
K c e is te r n u d K e c e iv e r n t t h e U n ite d S ta te s
l.a n d O iii' i in lio s e b u rg , O reg o n .
I’ll.- s a id c o n t e s ta n t h a v in g , in a p r o p e r nf-
il ln v it, llle d l i n y 15, l'.w , s e t fo r th fu els w h ic h
si, >w t h a t a f t e r d u e d ilig e n c e p e r s o n a l s e rv ic e
o f tills n o tic e c a n n u t lio m a d e , it is h e re b y
nn<1
1 t h a t stu 'Ji n o tic e be given
b y d u e a n d p r o p e r pi
c a tio n .
J . T. B r id g e «:,
R eg ister.
J . H. B o o t h ,
R e c e iv e r.
1 his m onthly m agazine is ope ot t h e n
b est p rin te d in th is co u n try , a n d is «1
to all subscribers a t ra te s within
a b ility ot all to pay.
I a n d »
O rego
M ay , 1900.
h a v in g Veci» filed
n :i> n u ii, a g a in s t
id v J u n e
ion 17,
I t is finely il
tra te d and presen ts th e n am es o f flu
a u th o rs a s co n trib u to rs.
T he V i
a n d th e Cosm opolitan aro sold fill
fluced ra te s a t th is office.
THE ARENA
” We do not take possession of our ideas but are possessed by
They m aster us and force ns into the arena,
Where like gladiators, wc must flght for them .”
Such is the exalted m otto
CON i E s r NOTICI
of the A rena, an d
th e
entire contents of th is m o n th ly m ag azin e
are upon a piano and in keeping w ith its
m otto.
Tho A rena's gallery o f_ e m in c n t
thinkers is a group ot in terestin g m en a n d
women, and th e ir thoughts a re w o rth y th e
consideration ot a d people,
T h e A rena is
sold w ith Tin- W est .
»‘I kbv (J u tte d I
J. T.
\Y
«Hv p u t t-'gtelhter I'alT IS Ste4 1» w » ts
B»«r. *«I4 Io ».-teirW
c*ty »- J ko* n J t kv mtell-
K
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m
fa r l k m . A
b rc ltik b »sry latosi «pi>
« p v*- -,tets M y taa.
AbteteluMy
a n d
p u rsu its can succeed w ith o u t read in g a n d
CONTEST NOTICE.
ÄI
N o tic e Is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t i
w ith Uae p r o v is io n s o f th e a c t «
J u n e 3, 1378, e n title « ! “ A n n e t ft
ti r a la 'r la n d * in t i u filate s o f t a ’.G,
N e v a d a , a n d W a s h in g to n
le u
C asaM y o f G areliu cr, <
OU, f o u 11 y ,
S ta te <»i O re g o n b a s td lls« l a y ffieil in
h i» s w o r n » tn le m v n t N o. 1IWK, f o r th e
t»f t h è N
N F l4
« a I t . W • , N W
Si». 1 (, tu ì <>«l »».«hip N o . : 21 >. U a iu v
a n d m ili u .f ir p rò « / to s h o w 1 i.it
(■ought ia B io re v a lu a b le f«
t h a n f o r a g i k u liiir a l 1 ’’ri
h is c la im t a t o l d lau- 1 be h re th e Re
R e c e iv e r o f th i s o il1«-
Rota t o r y , C
fititurelay th e 4 th ds> »»( A
II«* n a m e s a» a in
C a t h e r in e A C.u-o-
o ( G ard in e»
Jo h '.i J o y c e , o f ir iu d ii 1er, IL*rea< a . Jo b ;
s o u , o f G a r d in e r , o •
n, W : lla r t
G a r d in e r , O reg o n .
A n y a n d a lt p e rs o n
d ia lu g o d e r
abuvfe>d<‘eerri»vd I miu I 1 ,»iv replaça (ad u
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A FREEtPATTERN
I have been suffering from headaches evoy
sin ce I w as a little glrL X could never ride In a
car or g< > into a crowded
place without getting a
headache and sick at my
stom cch. J heard about
p.!p:.n.i Tabules from an
in
aunt of mine who was
taking thorn for catarrh
o f tho stomach. Sho had
found Ruch relief from
their use sho advised me
to take them too. and X
havu been doing»«) since
last October, and w ill
say they have complete
ly cured my headaches.
I am t ’veuty-nlne years
old. You aro w elcom e
to use th is testim onial,
UTS. J. BBOORMYB&
And The
A new stylo pauket containing tex tup
tabclks picked In a paper carton (without glass) H now for s&Is
a t some drug etoroe - row xxvi; cairrs. Thl < low priced sort i«s intended for the poor and the economical. On®
tfosen of the flvo-eent ccrtons (1*0 tabuks) aon be bad by moil by .«• .<)ing forty-eight cents to the R ifams
C rku cai , OovrxxT. No. 1C Fyi- in- trtvt. New York—or n sin ,lo eart«.n(T72r taitcuk ) will be sent for five cotta
K ir kith T x su u b may also bo h id of some grocarn, g.tnon 1 storekeepers, news a-p-ntn ard a t some liquor stores
an d harbor shepa. They bauLh pain, ibduoe J ec j and prolong life. O*.« givss ruiiuf.
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(her own »siectlsn'to every svb^crlbar, F< sutlfal eol*
e n d hlhotfraphnd pin?,« sn«t Illustrations. Cflgtoal,
Ub-«t, wtu>tlo. exquisite and strictly up to »1st« ik«l«ru»,
I have been a great sufferer from constipation
for over R \e years. N othing gave uio any relief.
My feet aud legs and abdomen w tr e bloated so
I could n ot wear shoes on m y feet and only u loose
dress. I saw Klpans Tabules advertised In our
dolly paper, bought som e and took them os direct*
ed. H are taken them about three Weeks and there
H - uch a change! I am not const lpnted nay more
eud I ow e It all to Rlpans Tabules. la m thirty*
seven years old, have c o occupation, only m y
household duties and nujslng-m y sick husband.
Ho has had the dropsy and I am trying Rlpane
Tabules fo r him . B e feels som o bettor but It w ill
take som e tim e, ho has been sick so long. You
w ay use m y le tter and name os you like.
Mrs. M auv U oemax C lark ■.
*
Mother w as troubled
With h e a r t b u r n and
«(
Sltfeplessaosrt, caused by
My seven-year old boy
*
Indigestion, fo r a good
sud eied w ith pains ta
m any years. One duy
hid hood, constipation
she sa w a testim onial
and complained o f ills
In the paper lndonrtt?»
stomach. IIo could not
R l p a n s Tubules. ELe
eat like children o f his
determ ined to givo thorn
age do and w h a t he
a trial, way g r e a t l y
did cct did n ot agree
» ♦ i- *-<( ÿ w « V V 1, #
relieved by their use
w ith him. Ho w as thin
a n d n o w t a k e s (h o
and o f a eatTron color.
Tabules regularly. Sho koepa a few cartons Ripans
Reading romo c f the testim onials In favor of
Tabules In the house and auys sh ' w ill nui bo w ith
XXIpaus rabulos, I tried th e n . Blpa&s Tabules not
ou t them. The heart tutrn nud sleeplcssucss have
oitiy relieved b u t actually cured my youngster,
disappeared w ith tho ln d ig tHtiou w hich w as
tho headmH.uj have disappeared, bowels are In
form erly so grant a burden f< r her. Our whole
pood condition and be never com plains o f his
ramlly tak e the Tnbuk-o regularly, espoclrdly af;er
stomach, lie lx now a red, chubby faced boy. This
a hearty meal. My m other le tlfty yonrs c f age
v.. : derful change I a?trtbate to Rlpans Tabules.
and Is enjoying the best o f health end spirits ; also
1 nm sail.-fie<l that they w ill beneftt any one (from
eats hoarty m eals, an lA posslblllt.7 before r.Ue
t h e . radio to old age) if taken according to diroo*
to o k Blpaes Tabules.
A xtos H. B lavxxk .
tions.
L. w . rmcK.
iOSEUM OF ANATOMY
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Stars in
u n i t e d S ta te s L a n d O ffice,
R o s e b u r g , O re g o n ,
1 0 6 3 MARKET ST., SAM FRANCISCO, CAL
M ay 9, 1900.
( licKoen Blxth and Sevvith.J
I N o tic e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t in c o m p lia n c e
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Ori’c.ira: u .'»-v'Hon in (7< a Citif. A
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ti m b e r la n d s in tire S ta te s o C a lif o r n ia , O reg o n ,
W v a k n e ..4 v » , or a u y contract
j N e v a d a , a n d W a s h in g to n T e r r i to r y ,” 1 a t h e r i n e
e d <H“'
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th o o ld est 3» « ■ « • I o n the 1'acillc
A. C a s s id y , o f G a r d in e r , C o u n ty »»f D o u g la s,
CoOSt. K-»tAoilnio d 3t>yrurs.
S ta te o f O reg o n h a s th i s d a y filed in th i s office
CN. W N tA M -W iT A T E DISEASES
h is sw o r n s t a t e m e n t N o 100,*, fo r t h e p u r c h a s e o f
'Y cw n tr B if H and bm I r i d i c
th e N
BE ‘4, 5KV» S E '< Sec. 11 SW 1 k SW
a ; e « l t a r a w ho are sufferhia
o f, n a lu la n d , v is :
1 Sec. 12, in T o w n s h ip N o. 21 S. R u n g e N o. 11 W .,
from tha effect»» of yon thiu l Indb-
well himself. A famous llntirt
I v a B ra y , o f M in n ie , O re g o n , B. R. K n ilth , o f
crttiotis or ex« case« Io mnturer
a n d w ill o ffe r p ro o f to sh o w t h a t th e la n d s o u g h t
,, . . . . -
once naked permission to play lo the J M in n ie , O re g o n , A 11 G tiy n ii, o f M in n ie , O reg o n
j is m o r e v a lu a b le fo r i t s ti m b e r o r s to n e th a n
King, hoping that Frederick would 11 G u y n n , o f M in n ie , O re g o n .
1 cation»; Mt»< •
i* t’« k l n l o i .
fo r a g r i c u lt u r a l pur|»orefl, n u d to e s ta b lis h h is
g ls tr a ,< J w M o r r iH c tk ,
F r e» ,i-« -m y
■how his appreciation erf liis skill by
J . T . B bipges ,
I <»f I
r l - C.. .- v n . » * 1 1 . ..f I C laim to s a id la u d b efo re th e R e g is te r a n d
Some valuable gift. Frederick lluteoed j
renn-'lh-s, o f g .'-at f o a t l . p o u c r, the i>, < tor
R eg ister*
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e c e iv e r o f th i s office a t R o s e b u rg , O re g o n , o n
I bail so a rra tih i-d Ins 1:«.
• lint It w ill i,- l
attentively while lie pinyod a difficult
: S a tu r d a y th e i l h d a y o f A u g u s t 1900.
' only afford T tu nh d h ic r.-lb f. Imi perm aneat
| cure. The IL h -V h <1 >• •» n o t t ¡uir.t l«- p e t form
j
l i e n a m e s a s w itn e s s e s :
piece. “ You piny very w ell,” he said, N O T IC E F O R PU B L IC A T IO N
■ mini. b-.M. b it H Well k r • :i to 1 e
fair and
“ and I will give you a proof of my sut-
. square Physician and Surifeon, pr»*-emiueut
j H u g h C a s s id y , o f G a r d in e r , O re g o n , J o h n
f in 1 • .0 ■
>‘*.s -i»R, - <»f M e n .
J o y c e , o f G a r d in e r , O re g o n , J o h n H e n d e r s o n ,
iafactlou.“
L a n d O ffice, a l R o s e b u rg . O reg o n .
s \ i ‘i l l i . f s i f
< d from
' o f G a r d in e r , O re g o n , W ilb e r t F e c k , o f G a r d in e r ,
i tho ysteiu w ithout the i •• of l l e r e u r y .
8o saying, fie l.«ft the room The mu-
M ay 9, 1900.
T r n a a e a tl:u - , b y a a >
H n rile n l
O re g o n .
o li c e Is guessing
h e r e b y g iv e at
n tho
t h a t probable
t h e io lh o y in g -
nature
. l “reauitly •Man p Waited,
| cur«* f.n H u p t i.e e . A ■ ¡1.1. \ nod •
A n y a n d a ll p e rs o n s c l a im in g a d v e rs e ly th e
/>,- for P l i e s . S-» ••..ir,- and F i s t u l a s , by
king i-fllflfncfl with his own flnts the J n:uii«<<1 s e tt le r h a s filed n o tic e o f h is I n te n tio n ! ) < l ’r.
J.-nl.iii’« hj 1- ; | p-Ui. t : . n.
Is.
abov e-d es< fflb cd la u d s a te req u ested to file th e ir
to m a k e fin a l p ro o f In s u p p o r t o f h is c l a im , a n d l
1 and
j
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c la im s In ti n s office o n o r b e fo re s a id 4 th du>
t nef
:>1 t.
syed the sumo piece. Then ho bado t h a t »nh l p ro o f w ill b e m a d e b e fo re R v^. tk R ev. , I Olli \
o f A u g u s t 1900.
a t R o s e b u rg , O reg o n , o n A iu iu s t 1, i9(X). v is : ,
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visitor KOocd day,'* saying, "I
J . T. B r id . e s ,
C. "‘e.i'tnJloii l •{» I .1 • ’ slrletlv p-'-atO,
H u g h C a s s id y o n h is H . E. N. T y ö fo r th e KW *4 ■
ave had Uio 11J1 iiruro of hearing you.
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T rea tm en t peiso n a lly « r b y letter.
and it waa o ily fair that you should
H e m o n e s th e fo llo w in g w itn e s s e s to p ro v o 1
Writ»» for P -n k . F I I I I . U i n i * l l Y O P
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book Lir m en .) Call or w-rtto
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o f “« td la n d , vis*.
N O T IC E F O R PU B L IC A T IO N
Off. JOROAN A CO . I Oft 1 Ma.fctt S t . S. F.
Whnt (lix>n n It. in wrl-il, ? Tli-.s-' who
C a t h e r in e A. C a s s id y , o f G a r d in e r , O r e g o n , '
know tho took of tlio k log i f benstn best J o h n J o y c e , o f G a r d in e r , O re g o n , J o h n ll e n d e r - j
and how nnall his littlo body roully is » <n, o f G a r d in e r , U yegou, W ilb e r t P e e k , o f '
U n ite d S U U I n:
will ¡irotmblj • eonio farthvst frotn tho G a r d in e r , O reg o n .
R o s s b u r g , t»r
truth. About ttoO to B&0 ixinnds is n
J . T. ttkllM ,*«.
nanul eatliuuto. Ihit a full grown lion
R e g iste r.
■will tip th« Male« «t no
than 500 N O T K T l-’OJt P U B L IC A T IO N '
ponn<V> Five hundred nud forty poumU
la tho record fur i;n African lion. Hip
bono is »olid nud heavy at ivory.
U n ite d S ta te s I.a n d O ffice,
The tiger runs the lion very close. A
R o s e b u rg , O reg o n ,
Bengal ti.jcr, killed two years ago by
M ay 21, 19Q&
tn English oil leer, hcd I o I 520 j .»unds.
N o titV is h e re b y g iv e n t i i a t in r o n ip iin p c c
A tiger this aiie baa, however, <*< indd- w ith th e p r o v is io n s o f th e a i t o f C o n g n ’Mt o f
erable more muscular strength than the J u n e 8, K f t , I’tiU tlc d “ A n a v i fo r th e sa io of
tim b e r la n d s In th e S ta te s o f C a lif o r n ia , O re g o n ,
biggent lion.
Desirable
(Inclu din g ¡»cstage) to any part o f th e U nited
Ptains, C anada and Mexico.
TIIK WkiEK-LY CHROMICTJ3, tho b righ test
and m ust c o m p e te W eekly N ew sp ap er In the
w orld, prin ts retruLirlg 112 Colum ns, ur six teen
p ace«, oi N ew s, lit e r a t u r e aj.d G eneral Infor-
niatlop; a lto a rnngnh.cent A g ricu ltu ra l and
H orticu ltu ral D epartm ent. Thia la on e o f the
g rextast departr.nu ts In a n y paper un th is
C oast.
E v er y th in g w ritten Is based on e x
perience In the C oast Htatea, n ot on E astern
m en 's know ledge o f th eir ow n lo c a lities.
The
R oK cburs, O reg o n ,
M ay 22, J900.
| N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t in c o m p lia n c e
j w ith th e p r o v is io n s o f t h e a c t o f C o n g re s s o f
J u n e 3, 1878, e n t itl e d “ A n n e t fo r t h e s a le o f
1 tim b e r la n d s in th e S ta te s o f C a lif o r n ia , O reg o n ,
N e v a d a a m i W a s h in g to n T e r r i to r y ,” R o b e r t H .
j h c r u i i a n l t o f F lo r e n c e , C o u n ty o f L a n e , S ta te
o f O re g o n h a s th i s d a y file d in th i s ofTce h is
sw o rn s ta t e m e n t N o 1054, fo r th e p u r c h a s e o f
th e N E
HW J 4 o f S e c tio n N o 27, in T o w n s h ip
N o 18 S R a n g e N o 11 W a n d w ill o ffer p ro o f to
t h o w t h a t th e la n d s o n g h lis m o re v a lu a b le fo r
its tip ib e r o r s to n e t h a n fo r a g r i c u lt u r a l p u r -
JXMd*, a n d to e s ta b lis h h is c la im to s a id la u d
b e fo re t h e R e g is te r a n d e c e i r c r o f th i s office a t
1 R o se b u rg , O reg o n , o n T u e s d a y ^lm 11th d a y o f
A u g u st, 1900.
H e u u m e s a s w itn e s s e s :
M rs L o ttie H u rd o f F lo re n c e , O reg o n , A m a s a
F. H u r d o f F lo r e n c e , O reg o n , \y . II. W e a th e rs o n
o f F lo re n c e , O re g o n , C h u rlu * T h o m a s o f E u
g e n p , O reg o n .
A n y a n d a l l p e r io n s c la im in g a d v e rs e ly th e
a b o v e -d e sc rib e d la n d s a re r e q u e s te d to file th e ir
c la im s in th i s office o n o r b e fo re su id 14th d u y
o f a u g u s t 1900.
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