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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 _____
jÇ
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
.N
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
°
nJ
ltvci1
there
uearly
all
Ujehuid
miigljt
ls
m
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v
a
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a
b
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for
its
tim
b
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— ... .... ....„ „ „ æ H i n , , tim ber i f th n lx r or .tm 'c « Z ’ f, , m ° rU .............. fu’
| 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
>
.
Xov-
3*
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,
,
X
a
tic
e
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.”
O re g o n .,,,, i)c c f„ lU ,r;Wt 1M0 vlM; (
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of
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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 ’
•o
vmla
,
1K,
W
o,hhigton
Tcrrh.
rv’
“
’
Or,'‘"
”
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
*
"i'.'' "H S
- 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
ti.,.,« ,. , ....... ^ u u r g , o
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pQueasioj, qf qUr ideas hut are posse«
« “ 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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o m ake final pjoof In «uppuri of b is C alu i an.t
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'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«.
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and sudden.
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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 »
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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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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
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UH either.--i-h K a g o Tribuae.
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Thomas F 8Urk»
fur
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the 8W i
Brt li«d mtteh to do with making Mli
Mi.'h
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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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SKX WOMEH wnt.
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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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FLOREN