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. . . . . . . . , injuiiimemi i t 'i n
■ > v e been troubled for about Uarea »ear« w h n
«ha» ’ called blfljua attack« o u m ia f on reaiilarir
•n ee * week. W«s told by (UiG*>wt( p b y e icl-la
tnat It w as eauaed by bud teeth, o f which I t* d
aeverah I hail the taetb e x in u red , but lUo
».«oka continued. I had seen adrerusem eu ts o f
KJ puny Tubule« lo all the paper» but had no faith
In them, but about «lx w eek« aince a friend in
duced me to try them. H ave u k , n but tw o o f th ,
•m all Scant b oxes of tha Tabula« and have bad
no recur reties of the afU ck s. Hava oarer gireti
tastlm onlal for anythin« before, but the g n a t
am ount o f good whloh 1'. «Have h as been «tone ma
by Rlpau« Tabnlas ladiwo« rue to add m ine to the
m any teeti.aonlal« j o y d o u b tk w hav« in you ^
Pvi»a«.ioii now .
T. D » W m .
xi
WOMAN’S WÛMLJ).
,N A T,(3HT COR"ER-
A n I n . t r . v i i v . S J o r y F o r A ll A
te w r F o r tu n e T e l le r s .
b jm -
PIONEER WOMAN PATENT LAWYER
At Qne of the recent church fuira
HAS HAD SATISFACTORY SUCCESS.
they had an imported fortune teller.
I «.
•
*■ •
| Her booth was tilted up in compliance
A n » « K la r q p lt e c d
R o sa B o a h en r
with oriental suggestions, her sllpixrs
M“*‘ l a . Middle K a m e -F o o lla * turned up at the toes, her features
F a d e - A m -r li-n u W o m e n B eat B r e a ,-
were tinted to a |ich, light biuwu. aud
A G a rd en o n a D o ttle .
her Jewels had their most striking fea
The Interesting character of plopqer ture in their else. Among her patrous
( a l l s to the i>ortlon of many a spirited w as a tall. tinik aud distinguished
I woman of today, who sees In some looking man who extruded his aristo
pathway untrodden by the feminine cratic hand without n word. She drop
ped her lumluous eyes after one look
I foot an avenue of fame, or at all event*
at fils fape aud began reading the Hues
Por women', guidance is found in the a respectable thoroughfare, with solid of fate.
iio. Lh
p ierce’* Favorite Prascrip- shelter for herself and others o f her
“kou should complete your college
J,n ''c u re s fem ale weakness and th e d £
kind. The stories of these pioneers course, she began. “You have learned
k” i j
,
d e licate w o m an ly organa are alw ays of Interest, because of the much, but It Is in eonuiA-tiou with the
pnlque experience« which of necessity speculative and doubtful. There is a
«? r t , ™ h««og and sorrow. That ray
brllllapt future fop yqu. provided you
£
v A h“! PS,1,trate<1 "*apy darkeued attach to them, and particularly sq
I will concentrate your forces and dis
women modned in irà - when the heroine conquers dittlcultles
play a pro|>er tenacity of purpose. You
pry, and has graded them out to health in her w ay to success.
and tappi neas. « Favorì le Prescription ’
Such a story Is that of Miss Edith J. are not convincing enough for a law-
» not a tonic, not a polliative, but a poa-
W J00 couW never keeP »he secrets
Griswold of New York, the only wom o f the medical profession, ead vou
an patent lawyer. Devoted to her pro- lack tLe application requisite to sue-
, bantihes iiervoumi^L head- resslon, active and successful, with
res« in the business world.”
L- M B theaebe»-w hich come from I
“H ow about the ministry?”
a OMcaied condition of the womanly
' ° U "re 80 cT”lc«l and so
pr^ an u .
A temperance medicine, it con
Insistent upon following the lead of
tains neither alcohol nor narcotica.
pure reason that you have no rt liglon - I
was troahled for three year» with u ic m ik w
b« . Ä S 3 *
’S?
. „ , 5 'l f , ®rnoon “ >® fortune teller was
s m i t ^ e d . “ ‘s ,h e r-arsonage. In the
host she encountered the man
P r escn p tio u . I fx-gan th e use o f it nbout a v ta r
whom she had barred from the profes
sions and frogj business. She learned
b R Ä Ä *
from the talk about her that he Is do
• m e d ic in e , to oonw o í m y
ng a grand work In the pulpit, but a ~
frm oir ^
!1Π,
c^X bt r o m “ n ls neTer without an ex-
A R< hi cl Llgfii
What is CASTORIA
C astorfA is a h a rm le ss s u b s titu te fo r C a sto r O il, P a r e
g o ric , D ro p s a n d S o o th in g S y ru p s. I t is P le a sa n t. I t
c o n ta in s n e ith e r O p itu n , M o rp h in e n o r o th e r N a rc o tic
s u b s ta n c e . I ts ag o is its g u a ra n te e . I t d e stro y s W orm s
a n il a lla y s F e v e rish n e ss, I t c u re s D iarrh o ea a n d W in d
C olic. I t reliev es T e e th in g T ro u b le s, c u re s C o n stip atio n
a n d F la tu le n c y . I t a ssim ila te s th e F o o d , re g u la te s th e
S to m a c h a n d B o w e ls, g iv in g h e a lth y a n d n a tu r a l sleep.
T h e C h ild re n ’s P a n a c e a —T h e M o th e r’s F rie n d .
C E N U IN S
r
íÁvftwit rn*çFiPTiï;>(
The Kind You 3ayo Always Bought
?n Use F o r O ver 3 0
h
Ä
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tha _____
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R I-P A N s
T h e modern stand. t
ard F a m ily M ed¡Jí
c in e : C u re s the J
com m oiTTvery^j ay|
ill o f humanity.
O
with h e a r t b u r n and
Blr*eplesane««, caused by
tnril.,’e«tlou, for a good
many years. One day
she sa*.r a testim onial
In the paper lndorslug
R lp u n a Tabulef. She
determined to give them
a trial, w es g r e a t l y
relieved by their u»e
g n d n o w t a k e s th a
T a b u !,. rrguUrlz. She k « p i . fe w c»rton . H lp .M
Tabulcs tn i h , bouss mid « a j, u le w ill n ot be w ith ,
out them. Tho heart burn aud alr»,,l«uii<-M b a , .
4l«appcared w ith tho IndlKO.ttou w hich w . .
, a m ,r ly . o .r e a l a burdau for her. Our w lio l.
fam ily take the Tabulcs regularly, especially after
a hearty mool. My m other It flftjr y e a r , i f
and la enjoying the b e ,t o f health and .p in t« • a l.o
e a l, hearty m « ila no tm p o u lb liity luifore aha
Lx,* »I( m „ Tabulaa.
A s « ,« H. B L a c a n
♦_____ .A,.
R 'P n n Ï T a 'X î î i ^ ? 1
p m / relle.ed but?*1“1
^®,b<,*d“c',e, ha“1“1
to .x l condition ¿ 7 J"
stom ach. U«
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wonderful clianw’i î ^
I «m .atLIUd U,«
A BM «tyle Pocket eontalalnc te » tur a » , t a e u u i packcd In . —
al toma Criar Mt>m roa n r . curra. Tki. lo.-t.rlocd »„rt i. i , ‘* p" CM*>a(w
doren of the Usooent cartón. (Ido tabal.'.) tan b . hod by m u i b í ^
C hemical C oefaiít , N o . io Spruce stroot, Now Y o r k - o r T ,i ¿ i 0 * ‘ 7 Mln« »«)
“ V a l » b . hut of wmorroeera. »»„.ral r t X h e X í
and ka>bor H opa Tbey bud.h pun. laduoo u Wp u j prula,^
*»"
Years.
Desirable
*’l charged >nu nothing.” she laugh
à ïM *
to the matter.—Detroit Tree Press.
i'P f ^ \ C T I (A h ,
U nreasonable.
TÛREJâlVB
O aq I h Ì pap
MISS EDIT0 4.
Stars in
r
CIUSWOLR
number q F yeqra’ experteuco which car
ry her back to the very Initial steps of
the business which she handles Miss
rev,e" 8 Wl’h |h e greatest
satisfaction the field for acquire hip an4
lucrative employment afforded to stu
diously Inclined women by patent law
Strangely enough, with all her enthu
siasm for her vocation, thp only woman
a r t s
i “!,1! “ ! law W In the United State»
« m
a
s o t e n
drifted Into her work and after becom
ing acquainted w ith its characteristic«
—far from beholding In it a Jove at
■- O. W tW » . S«R««<R r-M ,
S o ld W i t h
prat sight—gradually nnd su n jy devel
‘'Move forward, there!”
oped her attachment for It which the
It w as tbe hoarse voice of the con
years seem ever to strengthen.
> 1
She engaged herself to a firm of pat ductor.
Î Æ s t t f f i g g S i J
ent law yers In whose office «he oppor
c“ n t taftve ^orword any far
tunities iu iwitept law ant, l(s practical ther, gasped a suffocating passenger
J W l æ M S :
,llc, / rOn, “ ,a‘for'»' “without dis
workings weil) oixfued up before her.
•’ *!>t.\LAî.(ArAV'.>-'
es
f Rder the tutelage o f the firm, who turbing the conj teamster Just ahead.”
.................... .......
voluntarily gave her work in patent
Urestes! Weekly la Up Country,
N O T IC E FO R PU B L IC A T IO N .
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law, M I k « Griswold made It her study
NOTICE FO R PU B L IC A T IO N
I had thought thee an Idol o f gold ”
(Subsequently, after taking a general
tra ile d s u t e » Tjuid Office,
clay’
-4
^
“lKhe<t
‘'bUt
feet
are
luw course qnd being admitted, she
R o w b iu g , O recnn,
embarked op ik<$r career as patent ex-
U nited States Land Office,
( I oc I ik M tm , po.txM.1 T« a n « p art • f m* Val tad
X oveinher ,91900
w o T ? “ 1'.* Brisk,t contemplated him w U h '.h â 18
pert.
friven
,h " t
pitance
S<dl«A Canada aa<*-*
Rosebnrs, Oregon,
None who aro Ougagot] in a n y Qf
—JrifcElco. «
„
with
hauteur.
n|so
froideur.
*
w ith th e provision» of th e a c t o f C ongress of
T U B W BKK ÍLY
J.Y Cl
C H K O N lC L ia th e brightest
Kl>e handles ail patent enses. but In
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»nd m o « e m p ie t e tV w k lr N .w .p u p e r In the
terests
herself
most
particularly
In
p u rsu its can succeed w ith o u t re a d in g aud
• ortd, p rin t, rara Ian y 111 (alu m n a , or .1» L eo
it m yself.” she retorted.
tim b e r land., in th e S tates «< • aii.-ornia, Oregob, , j llne
" ’7 of ,,le •«* o t C on gress of
electrical apparatus. She says her oc
«MM« of N tw a. L ite ratura and (Penerai lnfnr-
g to n T e rrito ry ,” ax t i m b e H » ^ jn t h X t
r “ ' fOr th e M le oi
Here they drifted apart, Inasmuch as h e v o d e , a n d W a sh in e»*"'1
«
ALryntirt,
m
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h t u d j l u g (his S tandard M agazine o f Sciences
-
Adrtc-Jlural and cupation Is without limitations, either- they were palpably not affinité souls - e x te n d e d to nil th e P u b lic Lxnd s ta te s by a c t
IL w ile.litoral D opartm ont. Thia I , o n . o f tn .
of study or o f remuneration, and since
f * ^ “ ■ 2 2 ^ ’ "*’ 18
F fU r o » thU
v ,,
------- * b * vu a erri to
01 A ugust I, MM, E llard E. N elson, of Florence
P ftro lt Journal.
and m echanical A rts. I t is illu s tra te d w ith
all the jiiocess pf a case save a half
— ------- -— -________
iC o u n ty o f l a n e , .t« to of Oregon h as th , W. h a u e, of Florence, C onntv ,,r r
Ihforytlila« w ritten « tdwod nd ex-
ot Oregon h a , t h l , day fi,ed i n ’. h ^ f f l r a ¡
hour’s appearguce before the Judge at
portnnoo Tu tpo Coaat f lla lU . not an l^ a to r a
K r '.r » < » a H u n d r e d fo ld
No* 1 1 * ^ J t h d * 1*
hi<
-’ ' ’ teinent
all m odern c u ts .’o f la te s t in v e n tio n s in al{
sworn statem e n t No 1156, ^or tlio purchnse
I the close Is carried op w ithin the priva
|»on • know lodge of their ow n locajltten.
W y c k e -I can’t understand how Star- KW sw ’
,putPch,,’u of
W L se
th e 8?^ SR iz V Fiz am
,
‘ . I?,ls J ",,<J 4 "f A c tio n x w , XE , X c S . -nh 4’ T STO No « . SHtl
»AMPLE COPY SENT FREE. cy of the law yer’» office It apiieala tq bqrd became so rich.
the branches o f m eehanism , a n d ite f„„d
-Ml«» Griswold as particularly and eni- a £ d e hiVen'
Tow nship N„. j s s
kU° W- h° w as boru
"'"‘v' » « ¿ °p m 'fS 'to »iow’ th.t R ange x o 9 w
of
•how th a t th e lunri
1 ".in nfl<* proof to
invntly beflttfu|f the taste# of women.
know ledge is in sep arab ly co n n ected w ith in ,
If,»
life
*h
1
1
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ltvci1
there
uearly
all
Ujehuid
miigljt
ls
m
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b
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for
its
tim
b
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| Even during the long iirellmlunry
l
i t
:
And The
THE
D A IL Y
Only $ 6 f 7 0 a f a
"W E S
Tho JVeekly Chronicle
S c iE n iific fliriE rioaij,’
$ 1 .5 0
work essential to success in patent so
liciting ^iiss Uristyoid coda »eod mon
ey returns.
ilia
K lw m p k e a n « K o .a B o n h e a r .
o r s to n e th a n for a g ric u ltu ra l purposes, and to
poses, and to establish h is 'r . * f ric “ Itu r“1 P'*r-
W vck e-K xactly. T hat’s why 1 can’t .-sta b il,h h is C l.h u to said h .n d before the
^ ^ « . « e r m i .....
d R ^ f y X ^ ^ X ^
K e g iste ra n d H c c c tv e r ^ t ^ o f f i " “
¡ Ä
understand bis wealth
W y tte-O li 1 don’t know: ‘‘bred upou / t a e g o n .o n s a t u n l a y , the l j , h d a , oi Ja n u a ry , 1 í ^ a r T ’l W * 0" ’ 0,1 Sa“ ' rd“ 5' the 19th
Of
tbe w aters.” you know!—Philadelphia
If.. _____
. witnesses:
.
tl
He
nnines as
He inunes as w itnesses:
Press.
vontqrs an d m echanics.
W est
Sold w ith
Tns
a t clubbing rate«.
The stories which are golpg the
<:. If. H o ld en , of F lorence. O regon. F rederick
Ftore.m .O 0 r e 7 nCC', ? refr<,n- EI,’ nI E- i
W K ane, of f lorence, Oregon. P h illip F J , t ' of M a p U r i Z m ^ n • „ ' ' " i 7 P f J '“ k - b ‘
rounds of Miss Anna Klumpke’s meet
TOti.
of
M
apleton.
Oregon.
If.
Kts
,¡,
uf
ing with Rosa Iionheur pre al| Iqcorr y o7oP J^ .t‘t ,OUr 'V','Wl ° n ®Un<’W ’ }‘e t | T e r o u ' v ' u w g o u ’
race, Oregon.
‘
1 sk’ of P oi,lt Ter- ,
I'ect. Anna Klunipke never met .Mila. you object to my going skating on 6un-
A ' ny a n d a ll persons c la im in g adversely th e s ' - v L , : X n , X r e ’r mI” g " 'lverx," y ' " e ’
Itoulieur until the summer o f ISPS aud
" llnt
••‘e difference? ’
abovc-deEcrIbcd la n d s are requested to flic th e ir
as It chances that the facts all came
t,,flle ,b e fr
H ell, when you ride your wheel you claim « in ti n , office on o r before said is th day 0 t a i n ,, in , h i s ,,fl-,v e X i X
under my iteraonal kuowletlge 1 can are alw ays going somewhere. When oi
OU,1 19th day
t*>h
of J a n u a ry Jyoi.
relate tbe true story, Sny8 our Uoatou you arc skating, you are not. It’s Just*
J . T. R r id g r .«.
correspondent.
Hke dancing, and you know It Isn’t the "------------------------
------- R egister.
-ibis m o n th ly m agazine is (
Mian Klumpke had a otuJIo on Boy|- t^y-•‘C h ic a g o Tribune.<lnUCe
T h s C lirn u iri« M u llM ln v
F ° ? . ± _ U § L-lG A T i O N
CHJ?i^ nPl4S ~ nk« HUM VAf crestost ston street. Iu rtostou. during the sea
best p rin te d in this coo
notice
L a n d Q C cç, n t R oseburg, O regon.
•**r*UA|* r* ,w
t’Mtsd
PUBLICATION.
son of lSPf-S, apt, one morning In Apri,
TI1X C iiflO N JC lsE h«s n n oq u aio n th s P«<4fi©
she came running into uiy room with
IrSPBt
CR««.
V
ai
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Xov-
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1^01.
to a ll subscribers at i
«U la ab ility, satcrp risa « mi
N ötige Is h e re b y © v en th a t th e fo llo w in g
Puor Pii tient—I sent for yon. doctor, nam
au o|»en letter, which proved to lie
a.__EvTjL
ed s e ttle r hits filed n „ , itç
hN llltf llt.,,’
V iiitc ls ta le s Land Office,
from
.Mile,
ftonheur
Ip
reply
to
upe
TMrt TRhbMrrt.rrs Tv..t ,.phk R.mrt. or.
a b ility of all to pay. 1
Roseburg, Oregon
I W la t e ,l and n „ , | re I la I-1,. It, 4 ^ 1 N . v . t h .
(lint Miss fvluuipke had written to her,
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a
tic
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is
hereby
’
’
‘’W’
CITO U» “»king If »he might paint her portrait
you that » haven’t over «25
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.......
Hul
tr a te d a n d presents tliei
d * en
C o m m issio
n e r, a t l - a k e P ,L
r ecin
ct '
to my
» i t h t h e p ro v isio n ,,,f the
1,1 “ ""P'tance
The great artist s reply w as tpost cor name.”
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of
WS. I .. . ti,t frjCOt}
champuni
.w* dial In Its assent,- a.,4, further. Ipvlted
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Pr- B lggfoc—Very well, then, wo M ills, on H E. X o.sav, ,„ r , h e sw l<
a tith o ra as contributor!
“ " " « r la n d . In the Slates of c i l i f ’r
I- - ' pi*, s s s c a la s i com b in attpna, aliat»**
Miss Klumpke to be her gnest during mu»t try to cure yon na quickly as t>os- S E L , S ec. SO, a n d NW (SW Sec. 2», T. 19 s ’
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vmla
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W
o,hhigton
Tcrrh.
rv’
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Or,'‘"
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1’
K. 11 W ash
’
find th e Cosmopolitan
\ ” J ” " , 2 ie 8u,u,,1<,r- A» I w as alamt going t“ alble.—New lo r k Weekly.
’
‘‘«I »<• «11 t(ie Public T a . , , 7 M t'*ttii<(
H e n am es th e follow ing w lt„ e„ e,
«. aothu^. J Enrojie M bs Klumpke „nd 1 arranged
A ugust 1, 1192. Charles It
i J“ ' ' ’’ h}' Rct of
d u c c d rtjtes a t this oflice
¿ ‘• j r Ä ' * * 1“ ' ” " ” "” "1" '“ '"" ‘• u nty of u , ,, ; , s ta tc 'o f ortL " ‘f FIorence'l
,
* S e r to a . H ererae,
to sail together, whloh tyc did op Muy
P5 « I l
THÈ CHRORICLE 1» of that spring, tho day of Mr. Glad
Id you aee
see the go Iretween
lH.'twecn tbe
the Hap
Hnp
u I w
«led in UH, offlc“aU ‘
has th l,
’
stone s deuth. Miss Klumpke lingered «cm H efter and that English ,,ugl.is , ? . sl^
Yw.
'■»n. C. Shuster«
Sw
a few day» In boudop with me, seeing
(ììeini.ìu, O roguu. George U lover,
o f O leusda,
* "• t a s . , R a n g X ' v w 29; 1' ' Tu-"ta
( G o«- were t|ie bonoinY
the vahlbltlona, and then w ent o n to
I O regon,
1'fer proof
th a t
‘
J "(•'‘t. and w in
”Oh the Engllahuiaii got the lion’»
IMrta and soon after to Mlhs. Hanheur’»
J . T Hnina»:«.
valuable
I t, tiin
Vmbcr
* h‘ is
ls i,,,
«liara! However, he ’fcngb.t with great
io .„
«or r Its
b .r „ or , T , " “ '" " ‘Kat
Skowlae the U .II.J Stalea. Bo «In I,« rhntean, near Fontainebleau.
’
I'urlpg th e summer she painted tlei g allan try.'“-l.h n a o e ,,,,,,,, ,,n
• f Ca»«|« a» t Northar» S ta la a
N O T iO E
t o
taù, r S
' S
- í ' F
1'
to
O N OWK HtOK.
portrait, which w as sent to the l ’ltta-
o sc b u rj Ofegon
O p.go,,.
| ‘, 1 ‘‘ t « h I
C
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- of I
L aud i Office,
Office, a a , t U
R oseburg
A K a lp a h le la ln r y .
burg exhibition of 18U8. MUe. Iionheur
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« “ UHI, day o r j » n „ a r y l
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!,er8’ nn* To" "'I.» ralatlou to
became very fond of her guest, aud
N o tic e Is hcreby , t von t h a t ‘tb e f'dbnvl,,»
T4ey
m aster ns an4 forC9 lIS into the areMi
¡ ‘“ '" » m e s a « .v u ,( „ r e ,;
H
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before tw o months had passed »he m at railroad man named Mwltheis?”
.am rtl s e llie r h a , fl!u. | I1o t , „ . o l b is t n ^ u ô n
"No: hut I made $4.000 out of him ’•
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K,umFkv to remain
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o m ake final pjoof In «uppuri of b is C alu i an.t
“ H o w l“
'w ith her during her life
her g„M |
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th a t «aid proqf ,y i|tb e m ode b e fn re f l | S o ld e ,,
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T1,e friendship between
C u lu n errare. Oregon.
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M. II. 4« T O U B f»,
•tic elder and the younger womau was wasted telling people i q, no kltf tq Co., d re . or. N ovem berM , ipoo, vi»- \ | vl . . . . '
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apparently a« alacere »» it w as sw ift
«enscn on „ E. X„. 77«.
lh e X w . . \ w T
— M m a r i n a oak
and sudden.
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a u d lo t. t . » d «, Sec. M, Tp. I.» tk, R. U ,v
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TH S A R E M
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Map of the Worfd
We ’t o a a e w a e F a r H e r .
L . 0 ' . / 1:“ " * ’ ’'■•"'’«“ir Mile. Bnuheur
h t . HC nô m e" U" ! f,>H<»ring w ltn c a e »
em ye
H ahns tu i h i , offi,.e „„
’’ "•“ « '« d to file th c .
ur M o re said 19th ,lu y uf
a,,j cu,Æ
, Jan u a ry , i:U
n v e are here today aud gO„e tomoi^ I ^ ¿ : ,t a : r : L r ae,"!e
»bould have devlseu her estate tu this
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t h e A re n a ’s g a lle ry of E m in e n t
■I. T. lÎR iar.j»,
fi lem I, aw ay from ber Quq orar rola- row, quoted Mr. I.lqger at 10 o’clock
m. or thereabouts.
p ive«, «r whettter Mia. K)um,,ke should
■««fatar.
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io
a gro u p or in te re stin g m en and
Thereupon Miaa Gaaznm w as aghast. l i t
f , . " l'* 'l* ' ' il,<' ’ .O reg ,.i1;S U c o | vlu ,,f
h*v<i aeeeptcff it m atiothw question.
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and
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th o u g h ts g re w o rth y the
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fcf** *V* these, and Ml»»
a«keiJ.-|»etr«lt Free
t Kltrinpke was Iu.«
offmpanlon,” as la rraxs r
^ " H d e ia tto r, ot a d peo p le. T h e A renn is
J. T. BaiDüK.w,
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Stated by the Pari» edtraaitondent.
fim ,re a t Ros,),
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Xeclatnr.
,r*i Oregon.
1,0 vaD ,el1 w ,* r’’ « ‘iy road k«ds
•old w ith T n r W a r .
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Notice
0( ,b« U» 1«(U
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N O T IC E TO C R S D IT O R s.
"Why. good uioiulqg. Mr. Thoruhlll”'
wi,,.w^,..w !><■«
»ib«| WUhstaG IMS
that th( ft
taroly Anna Klumpke did not droam
>winx
f» /« cu . m . ab*« (««lure* csjivim m » .
XJoorl morning. M l» s -a h -T w y m a n -
N otice i» hereby given th a t th e
iuit-JlkitH, I
Where her »ath u n s leading to when
"But I am not Mia» Twyman.'’
has been a p p o lu te d A im b d s tr a t.» ¿ ¡liprst^ned
'¿ 7
n o o o .-H* 601-P I
Altaï
▼i «et Mil together on that fair May
,O„l,'," r M P"» «ot Mr. Thorn . of A n n . M ath ild a m u t e by , h ,
11. Kt»x-
'ta‘« « '» i o ,„ r a,
morning o f W rt | , „ vpry
A S#50.» MANS I h
lu,*‘“
<»n Pt '"’‘“tar
UH either.--i-h K a g o Tribuae.
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Mwit Jtoatt ltonheur'a enthualaaiu A
Thomas F 8Urk»
fur
s on
« t H. x E » , Xo
the 8W i
Brt li«d mtteh to do with making Mli
Mi.'h
K » e w T n . K lw 4 a .
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h e p , .,., v o o . e h e r a ^ ' k • 4 .AK *4 bjV)’ I ■e *re. t.5,T (l W; i XR
H c naAti«*
Klpuipk« her legatee, feeling that In
my lovely new «rient»! screen ”
at hUoAcain riore ,m o
' ' ," o 'r ì n .- » , t„ ewe h- H West
k ta e e itti,,,.,
• • r bauds the use of her money« and
on»» th
n t ftih l« *»!>..■» Tcu
wÄ.. ^ n' *H htn s ix monti)« h u m the dar»' '"‘t I
’’To«. I Is s It one
that
«in ui a*y »»‘i ivi« i ' aiix ' ihii
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c 01 u»i «f. «aid tonet
« M ie would enable an artist whose den t want It to or oue that won’t fold n otice..
oafa» •»« b, .«iu ,*>□ ffreo.
Hateit at Fl< meq, Oregon. Augi,«. 2nd, lvm W- H. S w , t a
Hf* Imd been oue of constant straggle K ^ o n / ° U 4>
TkIW OMAN PU nL-->H i»0 C3MFAHV.
laidlii,
M d hardship« to henceforth control
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ed, and no other reference w as made
SKX WOMEH wnt.
tl«e, of
Mother v a t trouble^
CASTORIA ALWAYS
* S ears th e Signature o f
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| want to Inform
yon.
nnyo»,
In words o f “ *
have derived I from
from
Itipuna Tabulei. 1 am a
professional nurse and
In this profession a clear
head la alw ays needed.
Rlpans Tabulcs doua It.
After one o f m y caseR I
found
so If com pletely
runduvrn. A otlngim ihe
advlco o f Mr. Geo. Pow
er. Ph. Q., SS8 No work
Ave., Jersey City, 1 took
Rlputis Tabulcs w ith
grand results.
Miss hx^JiB Wxaruxn.
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T h o K in d Y e a H a v e A lw ays B o u g h t, a n d w h ich h a s b e e n
i n u so ifcr o v e r SO y e a rs, lia s b o rn e th o s ig n a tu re o f
m a n d h a s b e e n m a d e u n d e r b is per-.
Z"S
✓ TX. -» so n a l su p e rv isio n sin ce its infancy.
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A llow u o o n e to d c c c iv o you in th is,
A il C ouiiterffeits, Im ita tio n s a n d “ J u s t- n s - g o o d ” a r c but;
E x p e r im e n ts t h a t trlfla w ith a n d e n d a n g e r th e h e a lth o f
l u i a n i s (Mid C h ild re n —E x p e rie n c e a g a in s t E x p e rim e n t.
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WEST.
FLOREN