to k w /j» '
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M
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* * * * * W
W
I h a*« tued R lpoaa T a b u la , w it h — n .n eh aatla.
(a c tio n th a t I e a a o h w r t u u y r a a ooim ead t b .m .
D a v e been trou b led for »t" a l « » '— y e a r , * “ *
e u i I oollod blUooe a tta c k s o o m la « o n r « u l x r l y
e o e e a w e e « . W ee to ld b y d lS e r e a t phyalclaxa
that It w e e caoaed by bad te e th , o f w h ic h I had
■everaL I b a d th e tee th e x tr a c te d , b u t th e a t ­
t i c « , c o n tin u ed . I had eeen a d v ^ m e n u td
« lo a n s T ab ulee In e ll the paper« b u t had a e fa ith
In them , but a b o u t alx w e e h . ala ee a tr ie o d la
d o e s * tue to try th em . H a re taken b u ..t w o o t th e
a -tall S c e n t b o x e e o f th e T abulee a n d b a r e bad
a o recu rren ce o f th e attaeha.
U e tlm o n la l for a n y th in « b efore, b u t th e « r e d l
a m o u n t o f « ood w h ic h I b e lie v e haa been d one m e
b y « p u n s T abulee ta d a eea m e to a d d m in e to th e
m any lestlm o ttla le y o u doubtU aJ ha»a In y o u r
A. Te m w i t t .
poM easlon n ow .
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ^ $ !
? *r
Eai and »
.
A
SONG.
The Kind You Have Always bought, and which has been
in use for over 8 0 years, has borne tho signature of
aud has been made under his per­
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive yon In this.
AU Counterfeits, Imitations and « Just-as-good” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health or
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
■ a s n a l i
1 hava I
foe o v e r fic a y .x r e . K o lh ia « « a v e b i « s a y
My ( M l s a * l a « a a a * abdwaea w a n Moe
I c o u ld n o t w o o r at— o a —y fuo« o a . oaty
*i
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e advarttaod
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_____ ,j|> w .t> o a « k a a s —» a a d M o h t h a m — ,
*d. H ava ta k o a tka— a k o a l Ihra» w aoka a
ta etteb n e b a a a » I I a m BO, — oM Ipoiad a _
a a * I O "> U a li l a H lpaaa T ab a i a a l a a ,
aa v ea ja a r a a i* , h a v a a a a a a a p a t lo a .,
fcouaehuld d u lla a a n * a u rata« a y alck I
I l a h a a h»d tb a dropoy a a * ' a u tr y la « I
Tabalaa fo r blaa. Ma taata < a a a botaor I
Ui
ro
I kare
«ino« 1 w aa a U itte g ir i.
I w a a l to Inform y o o .
t e w ord s o f h ig h e st
ilze, o f th e b en efit
h a r e d e r iv e d from
R'.pans Tabu lea. 1 a m a
p rofession al n u rse an d
in this p r o fessio n a cle a r
head la a lw a y s needed,
ill pans T ab u les doaa it.
A fter o n e o f m y panes I
found m y se lf c o m p le tely
r u n d o w n . A o tln g o n th o
ad v ic e of Mr. Q*o Bow -
ar, Th. O., M8 N ew ark
A r e . , . soy C ity. I to o k
Hl pans T abulee w ith
grand resu lts.
B buu b W ibdma *.
r
I e
r or g o Into a a
p la ce w ith o u t i
heada<
*1 a c h e an d sick at a
n a ch . J heard a
H l p a n s T a b u le i
a u n t o f m in e i
read, be thought. W as the whole world
ta k in g thorn for <
turning topay turvy and with It bis ;
o f th e stom ach . I _
L o r e 's s algh a a d lo v e's ■ to n « ,
fo u n d s u c h relief L ,
powers
of
comprehension?
First,
a
Lor«*« • g lo o m and g lo ry ;
th e ir u s e she advised a
The modem stand­
letter of acceptance for un invitation
S h a ll w t lin g e r w ith him lo n g —
■ M t th« old >w«et story 1
h a v e b een doing so a
which he hud not given, and now this
There isn’t a man who would be seen
la s t O ctober, i
ard Family Medi­
H eig h ts to c lim b and drsdai t o d o ;
withering refusal and the return of
s a y th e y h ava c
H u ll w s dream tb s s p r in g tim e th r o u g h !
pinning through the street munching a
his
poor,
despised
violets.
Well,
good-
ly cu r e d m y 1
piece of pie. Why not? liecauae it
cine : C ures the
I ans tw e a ty -i
W s lls d s y ! Love le s d s to M *y;
by to his dreams o f love and future
ba
and
sto m a c h
ould mean dyspepsia
would
o ld . Y o u a r e w eloom taU * P
T h ough th e w in te r ’s round us.
bliss
aud
the
castles
lie
had
built
In
common
every-day
t o u so t h is te s ti monia. jT .
ll; but because it
trouble? Not t at a ail;
So m eh o w , in h is a rtfu l w ay,
Mtea
Mrs. J. BaooauTic •’
bis vain ambition. The disapintnt-
wouldn't look well. As a matter of fact
W ith a w reath he’s crow ned ua.
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­
ill of humanity.
ay a business man snattbes a lunch i l
H e ig h ts to c lim b and d eeds to do,
ment he would bear so bravely no one
M other w a s troubled
goric.
Drops
and
Soothing
Syrups.
It
is
Pleasant.
It
Shall w s dream a life tim e th r o u g h !
such a hurry that he might as well '
would suspect Its existence. Ilut how
w ith h e a r t b u r n and
lake it on the run. That is one reason
My s e r e a y e a r e t d w
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
•le e p le ssn a ss, cau sed b y
«xplalu to Miss Davenport her m is­
V « v if lo r e in g lo o m and g lea m
su ffered w ith palas 1
c
for the prevailing “ stomach trouble ” j
In d igestion , fo r a good
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
C om e In sw e e test se em in g ;
take, and, picking up her letter, ho
h
ie
h ead , c o a s u p e tle
k
m any vaara. O ne dr.y
a n d oom plat ned of hl
fungili ÍP*n
bu**neiB
1/ he b u t d irect th e dream .
sh e M ir a te s tim o n ia l
le c t
and
allays
Feverishness.
It
cures
Diarrhoea
and
Wind
carefully
reread
It.
Iler
quotation
of
here ‘ ii a certain remedy for diseases
There
S
tom
ach.
H
e
eou
ld
a*
S w eet w ill ba t b s d rea m in g !
la th a paper indorsing
the word "accept” w h s a hit strange.
Colic, It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
e a t lik e ehlldron o f hl
pf the stomach and other organs o f
ßhall w e o n ly dream and g o ?
H l p a n s T a b u les. She
age d o and w h a t h
determ ine*! to g iv e thorn
Its blindness suggested his own use of
digestion and nutrition. It is Doctor
YgO. if lo v e w ill have it so.
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
d id e a t did n ot
•
tria
l,
w
a
s
g
r
e
a
t
l
y
—
A
tla
n
ta
C
o
n
a
titn
tk
m
.
piej$g’a Golden Medical Discovery. The
the word. What If lie had made a mis­
w it h h im . M ow n
Stomach
aud
Bowels,
giving
healthy
and
natural
sleep.
r eliev ed b y th e ir u s e
an d o f a saffrou eolm
worst cases of dyspepsia and catarrh of
take in the letters and Inclosed them in
a n d n o w t a k e s th a
The
Children’s
Panacea—
The
Mother’s
Frieud.
H ead in g s o m o o f th o te s tim o n ia ls i l ib
a favor
r a .o r o <
------
T ab u les regularly. Bhe k eep s a f e w ca rto n s R ip en s
{he stomach have been cured by this
the wrong envelopes? In Hint case he
R lp an s T a b u les. I t r i e d t h e m . R l p a a s I T
TabutM M
------
T ab ules In tho h ou se and sa y s sh e w ill n ot be w it h ­
ptedicine.
It cures where all other
o n ly r e lle v sd b u t a c tu a lly cu red m y y ’ y o o i v n a i
could uuilcrstainl all but his own asi­
o u t them . Tho h eartb u rn a u d sle e p le ssn e ss b a r e
;nean» Uav* failed to cure.
x .« '« el t a a n I
X l ■
th e h ea d a ch es h a v e d isa p p e a r ed , bow
disappeared
w
ith
th
e
In
d
ig
e
stio
n
w
h
ic
h
w
a
s
nine stupidity. Was ever man In such
ALW AYS
g o o d o o n d ltlo n a n d b e n e v e r co m p la in s o f hl
fo rm e r ly s o gr e a t a burden fo r her. Our w h o le
. . o k |«yo b o t t l e , o f D r. W ercr'a G o ld e n
’I. topi
s to m a c h . H e Is n o w a r ed . c h u b b y-faeed hey. Thl
, m J
n box before, engaged by letter to a
d e d ic a i I lla c o v c f y for » to n is c h trouble,** w r ite s
fa m ily tak a th e T ab u les regu larly, esp e cia lly a fter
w on
h a n g a e 1 a ttr ib u te t o RI»
R lp ob
aas 3 Tabula
f
o n d e rfu l c eh
Tabalai
r e n c ‘¡e
c Ç
ÿruex. H aq.. o f T a v lo m to w n , I*oudoun
a hearty moaL My m oth er Is fifty y e a r s o f a g e
C¡>r»
girl he did uot lore ami refused by tho
B ea rs th e S ign atu re o f
I a m aatl.A ad th a t tk a y win b en efit a a y o a . (haa
, V a. " I t d id m e s o m u ch g o o d th a t I d id n 't
and Is e n jo y in g t h e b est o f h ea lth a n d s p ir its ; a lso
I
I
K
e
p
t
J
o
h
n
Z
lo
b
b
e
F
r
o
m
M
a
r
r
y
-
woman
he
did
love
and
In
a
way
that
tb
a
c
rad
la
to
o
ld
a
«
)
U
t
a
k
e
s
a
aoord
io«
Io
<
t a k e a n y m o re .
1 c a n ea t
c a ts h ea rty m eals, a n I m p o ssib ility b e fo re sh e
B.V.I
I n « t h e W r o n g G i r l a n d L e d U ln a
tlona.
recul a n y t h in g n p w , I a m so
W lo a n s T a b u ie a
▲ ntom H . B jlao < bm .
left no chance for explanation that he
riff
w e ll p le a s e d w ith it I h a r d ly
to M arry th e R ig h t O n e.
could see. Perhaps later lie might find
9UI
k n o w h o w t o t h a n k y o u for
y o u r k in d in fo r m a tio n . 1 tried
A a a w i t y t a D ouX et e o n t a l n l n , r w « T A M , TLOVLXa p a r k e d In n p a p e r r a r i e a ( w t t B a a k ( l e a . ) la
88t
a way to enlighten Mnbelle as to mat-
a w h o le lo t o f t h in g s
lOl
0 , a i m . d r n « M o r a e - » o a n v i c o n n T h ia lo w - p r ic « * a o r t la ln t« n < ta d f o r t h . p o o r e n d t h e a w n
b e fo r e I w r o te to
It was just 3:30 by the dusty clock ,er8' bu‘ ‘10"’ exP'lnln
Ml“ D« 7 n-
i o s e n o f Ih o d . o r c n t c n r io n >
t u b u le ,) x n b e b a d b y m a ll b y m n d l n « f o r i y « l « h t o w t a I o U a B v u
- 1 r u ii’T
x x 'if l i m i t
o r iin llv
« - n t i i w l i n <r
h a ï»
you.
T h ere w as a
ey
C iixmicll O oxtxmt . N o . 10 S p r u e « B tr a o t. N a w T o r k —o r a a ln « la c a r t o n ( r a a r x a v L x a ) « r ill b a m t for k t . n o ,
that did duty In the editor's office of port without cruelly wounding her
g e n t le m a n to ld m e
one
pride
and
making
matters
worse?
Of
R xy ass T a s u u h m a y a ls o b e h a d o f s o m e g r o c e r « , g e n e r a l s t o r e k e e p e r s , n e w s a g e u s a a d s
a b o u t y o u r m e d i­
The
Daily
Telegram,
when
John
ice
r a h o p a T h ey
p a in . I n d u c e s le e p a a d p r o lo n g U fa . O n e g i v e s r elteC .
c in e , a n d h o w i t
Hobb«, manager nud general factotum course he must call tonight and take
h a d c a r e * h ie w ife ,
et#l
her to the concert, trusting for somo
I t h o u g h t I w o u ld
for
that
enterprising
paper,
from
which
tr y a D o ttle o f it.
he derived a snug little Income, sud­ chance to straighten out this tangle.
A m u o w g la d 1 d id .
John Ilohbs never forgot that even­
fo r I d o n 't k n o w
denly remembered the day o f the week.
In U se F o r O v e r 3 0 Y ears.
w h a t I w o u ld h a v e
It wns Thursday and on the following ing. and how he avoided actually com­
d o n e i f it h o d n ot
▼ H « C C N T A U fl C O M S A K V . T V M U R R A T S T R E E T . N E W T O R R C IT Y .
mitting
lilm
self
by
asking
thnt
ques­
b e e n for Dr. W erce'e
evening the most select concert of the
G o ld e n M e d ic a l l>ix-
tion
he
presumed
lie
w
as
expected
to
season would take place, where the
c o v e ry ."
ask, but iu spite of his uncomfortable
Doctor Pierce's social set of W rensvllle would be in position and unenviable frame of mind
Pleasant Pellets evidence.
cure biliousness.
Now for nearly a year John had been he found him self enjoying the music,
rd <
T h e y stimulate a frequent and more or less regular nud could uot but notice his compan­
t h e s l u g g i s h caller on Miss Mabelle Whitney, the ion’s attractive face nnd charm of
liver, and cleanse the sys­ very pretty daughter of a very rich manner, and that her well bred com­
ord
tem of impurities. They
posure wns enhanced by a quiet mod­
'P R A C T I C A L
should always be used with merchant.
esty aud seriousness of manner to
[18 U
He
had
Intended
to
Invite
her
all
" Golden Medical Discov­
which he had been blind before.
ahn
ery " when there is need of along, but this delay In his invitation
Somehow John found him self saying
might mean a dlsappolutment. He
* laxativ*.
would soon know and why not embody he would call on Sunday evening,
In his note a declaration of his affec­ which he did, and really enjoyed the
tions, and so put to the test whether companionship of these two refined
she returned his love or not. This women. This call was repeated aev-
seemed a happy thought, so he began: ernt times during the following mouth,
and still John bad not asked the ques­
My Dear F r ien d —May I hope for th e p lea su re of
tion, but on the contrary had begun
y o u r com p an y a t the co n cert tom orrow ev e n in g
b y th e S in g ers’ clu b ? I have a q u estio n to ask
to wonder why lie liud not before no­
y o u , the answ er to w h ich w ill m ake m e eith e r th e
ticed the many attractive qualities
m oot m isera b le or h a p p iest o f m en. If y o u a c c ep t
Miss Davenport possessed. As no
m y In v ita tio n to tho co n cert, 1 sh a ll und erstand
y o u r answ er w ill not be “ N o” to th o m ore m o ­ word of explanation had passed be­
m en to u s q u e stio n , and a refusal o f m y In v ita tio n
tween him and Mabelle Whitney, It
1 sh a ll c o n sid er a« a refusal o f y ou rs, w ith deepest
was useless to anticipate any hope In
regard,
J okm E iu o t t H o d m .
For a man o f so brilliant a mind this this direction.
As for Mildred Davenport he had
w as really a very lame proposal, but
John signed his name with a conscious­ grown to admire the many beautiful
8o ld W ith
ness o f having said Just enough and qualities of her womanly sweetness.
not too much, feeling quite euro I d the As a daughter she w as devoted and
depths of I l l s honest devotion to her thoughtful, and then the thought grew
f
4-14
that her answer would be what ha In his mind, would sbenot make uu ideal
> 4 . Vamhill ¿t--
w
lfeto
th
e
man
who
should
befortunate
>
î
hoped. With this load off his mind he
Onlj
a 1 « . turned to tho perusal of his afternoon enough to win her? Had he really any | /
chance,
he
asked
himself,
a
dozen
mall, with which his desk was littered.
Another story from the pen of Miss times a day, and one night soon after
Davenport. Well, this one be had bet­ be quietly told Mildred the whole
I 8 t
ter reject, for she was really getting story, saylug, “And now that my mis­ NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
take
has
been
the
means
of
my
find­
i beyond her depth, or so It seemed to
L a n d O ffic e , R o s e b u r g , O r e g o n .
F.C. I
U n it e d S t a te s L a n d O ffice,
him. To be sure, she sketched her ing out what real love Is aud should
Createsi Weekly la the Csutry,
J a n u a r y 12, 1901.
R o seb u rg , O regon ,
characters with an artist’s skill and be, will you, knowing nil the story of
N o t l o e l s h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e f o ll o w i n g -
D e c e m b e r 12,1900.
w as decidedly original In plot and ac­ my stupid bluuder and happy awaken­
v a n tion, but the public, his public, must ing to a better, truer affection, accept n a m e d s e t t le r h a s f ile d n o t lc o o f h i s I n t e n t i o n N o t i c e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h n t In c o m p li a n c e None who are engaged in any of the mechanical
t o m a k e f in a l p r o o f i n s u p p o r t o f h i s e l a i m . a n d w it h t h e p r o v is io n « o f t h e a c t o f C o n g r e s s o f
l o a t a « ) to a a y » M t * t Has U a U a *
be ainuaed. and her heroines never a devotion which I will prove by my t h a t s a id p r o o f w i l l b e m a d e b e f o r e F r a n k II R o g ­ J u n e 8. 1878, e n t it le d “ A n a c t fo r t h e s a le o f
pursuits can succeed without reading and
whole
life
Is
yours
and
youra
only?”
seemed happy, and, w hat w as more,
e r s , U. 8 . C o m m is s io n e r , a t O a r d in e r O r e g o n , o n t im b e r la n d « i n t h e S t a te s o f C a lifo r n ia , O re g o n ,
and
Mildred's
acceptance
w
as
given
never married the heroes, nor any one
studying this standard Magazine of Sciences
M a r ch 1 0,1901, v i s : F r a n c is J . C a s s id y , o n II. E N e v a d a a n d W a s h in g to n T e r r it o r y ,” a s e x t e n d
else, for that matter. Hu did not aud not implied.—Boston Tost.
N o . 9021, f o r t h e n w ' t o f s w j i s e e 8: s>< n e ' i , c d
p r la ta r v e u k u t y 111 (M u m n a . or a lx U e a
to
a ll
th e
P u b li c
L u n d S t a te s
by
M ktawo, U t o r a t a r a a n d O a n o ra l I o io r -
and mechanical Arts. It is ¡llustratedjvith
n a ^ i aa^i arc 7, t p 20 s o u t h , r a n g e 10 w e s t .
act
of
A u gu st
4,
1892.
C lin t o n
D.
w »n | to personally say "no” to this
T h e n u l l T h e y E a t.
a mosatûoaat Agricultural abd girl. In whom unconsciously bo had be­
l i e n a m e s th e f o llo w in g w itn e s s e s to p r o v e
o u n t y o f L a n e , S t a te o f
Ttata la o o a o< tka
“Th? current iMiprsaslon that China­ h i s c o n t in u o u s r e s i d e n c e u p o n a n d e u l t i r a t i o n C O h r e o g r o p n e n h in a s g o t f h F i s lo r d e a n y c e f ,C
all
modern cuts ;of latest inventions in all
ile d i n t h is o ffic e h i s
J?1
come so interested and whom be recog­ men eat rata—I ruenu ordinary Ameri­
•
s w o r n s t a t e m e n t N o 1846, f o r t h e p u r c h a s e o f
nised as a clever w .:ter, sure to win can rats—Is nil uousense,” salt! Dr. o f s a id la n d , v i s :
buaaL
BveryUtIng written If
the branches of mechanism, and its fund of
P a t r ic k C o w a n , J o h n L e a c h , J o h n J o i c e a n d t h e SW »4 N E » 4 , NS S E '^ , NE >4 S W ^ , S e c tio n
partem In th a C o a te S t a ta « , n o t o n
for herself a name In the world. But Janies J. Mason, a w ell known Chi­ H u g h C a s s id y , a l l o f O a r d in e r , O r e g o n .
N o . 80, i n T o w n s h i p N o . 18 S o u t h , R a n g e
p»an*a k n o w ted « « o f ifcter wwp lo o a litte n .
he bad already raado up bis mind uot nese missionary, chatting about his ex­
knowledge is inseparably connected with in­
J . T . B r id o k s .
N o . 9 W e s t, a n d w i l l o ffe r p r o o f t o s h o w t h a t
lAHPLfe COPY SENT FREE. to accept more o f her work, and so periences lu the Flowery Kingdom.
R e g is te r
t h e la n d s o u g h t i s m o r e v a l u a b le fo r i t s t im b e r
taking up the stub pen which had cer­
ventors and mechanics. Sold with T h «
o r s t o n e t h a n fo r a g r ic u lt u r a l p u r p o s e s , a n d to
“The truth lu regard to It Is t i l l s :
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tainly seen better days, be dashed off There Is a small animal In Chinn
e s t a b l i s h h i s c la i m t o s a id la n d b e fo r e t h e
W kst at clubbing rates.
R e g is t e r a n d R e c e iv e r o f t h i s o ffic e a t R o s e b u r g ,
aa follows:
known colloquially as the tsul-chow,
L a n d O ffic e a t R o s e b u r g , O r o g o n ,
O r e g o n , o n W e d n e s d a y , t h e 6 t h d a y o f M a r ch ,
My Dear Mailaaa— N a t« ’ltba*aB<lln« our appav-
that
Is
often
bred
especially
for
food.
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1901.
c ta llo n o f and adm iral lo o for your e ty la wa Sod
1901.
It Infests the rleefields, and Is about
arv raual dtooonllnua a c c v p la n c lor th e prraeot.
N o t i c e i s h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e f o ll o w i n g -
H e n a m e s a s w itn e sse s:
T ruetln « Io ha o ( arrvieo a< aoma lu tu rc d a ta , 1 the size o f au ordlunry rat, but has a n a m e d s e t t le r h a s t ile d n o t ic e o f h i s i n t e n t i o n
J o h n L. F u r n is h a n d C. H . H o ld e n , o f F lo r ­
am , youra vary tru ly ,
Jouw E lliott H obbs .
longer body nud a head shaped some­ t o m a k e f in a l p r o o f i n s u p p o r t o f h i s c la i m , a n d e n c e , O r e g o n , H . H . F is k a n d P. E . J a c k s o n , o f
“1 flatter inyeelf that Is neatly done,” thing like thnt of a ferret. It 1« a very t h a t s a id p r o o l w i l l b e m a d e b e f o r e C . I l 1 P t. T e r r a c e , O re g o n .
;:IX
thought
John,
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----- so hastily
, - placing the . prolific creature aad Is sold In enor- H o ld e n , U . 8 . C o m m is s io n e r , a t L a k e P r e c in c t
A n y a n d a l l p e r s o n s c l a i m i n g a d v e r s e ly t h e
n o t e s In their respective envelopes nnd |UOus numbers In all the markets of the C r c g o n , o n F e b r u a r y 1«, 1901, v i s : G e o r g e O
a b o v e - d e s c r ib e d la n d s a r e r e q u e s te d to f ile t h e ir
addreaalng the sam e be rung for the great cities—neatly cleaned and skew ­ E r h n r t, o n I I . K, N o , 7551, (o r t h e l o t s 2 a n d 8, c la i m s i n t h i s o ffic e o n or b e fo r e s a id Cth d a y o f
Ust.1
office boy.
ered aim i t nnd struug In bunches of 8EK Nw!4, s « ! i WSk. S e c . 25, T p . 19 S ., R , 12 M a r ch , 1901.
w e st.
Fridkty morning dawned dull and 20 or 30 ou bamboo reeds.
J . T . B r id g k s ,
This monthly magazine is one oi the
H e n a m e s th e f o llo w in g w itn e s s e s to prove
rainy, with little prospect of clearing
“The tsul-chow Is strictly nu edible
R e g is te r .
weather, and ns John sat In his office | animal, and. feeding entirely on rice. It h t ’ c o n t i n u o u s r e s i d e n c e u p o n a n d c u l t i v a t i o n
best printed in this country, and is i
CONTEST NOTICE
bis courage and spirits were at ebb naturally has very delicate aud savory o f s a id l a n d , v iz :
S te p h a n 8 h n u n , A n th o n y S c h u ste r, T h o m a i
to all subscribers at rates within
tide. II w as all ow ing to the weather, flegi,. | imve eaten them, and If I had
D C P A R T M B X T O F T H B iN T K R r O R ,
Vk« C la r a aale la M a i t l * t * T .
J e n s e n la u d N in m n K ie c h l c , a l l o t L a k e P r e
ho thought, and not a ’premonltlon of been able to get the rat Idea out of my c i n c t , O r e g o n .
CKJIOeiinlJC moka » Ilk ih»
U n it e d S t a te s L a n d O ffice, R o s e b u r g , O r.,
ability ot all to pay. It is finely 11
failure. Anyway he bad stopped at the mind would have relished the dish.
g a m m a ia r « In I h . l'a l t a * S t a ll a .
J a n u a r y 10,1901.
J . T . B R iD o s a ,
’ TITM c a iR O k llC L M haa n o » « a a l a n tk a I
flortat'a and ordered a box of gorgeous They taste aomethlug like young aqulr-
A s u f fic ie n t c o n t e s t a f fid a v it h a v i n g b e e n f ile d
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trated and presents the names of fa:
In t h is o ffic e b y O n o P h e l p s , c o n t e s t a n t , a g a i n s t
vtoleta aeut hla love, aud they must be ,-ei^ nmi »live or d e a d are certainly
Saws.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION h o m e s t e a d e n t r y N o . 9777, m a d e M a r ch 5,.1900,
received by thia time.
T H U C l i n o M I C K ' S T a fo a r a p k lo * a » o r « a a w
■ much less repulsive than many things
authors as contributors. T h »
fo r 8E *4 S e c tio n 6, T o w n s h i p Hi S o u t h , R a n g e 9
Ik* l a it a t a n d om at ra llo h ta . II» Laoap N o w » tk«
Just then the postman opened the we commonly esteem as dellcaele
u n i t e d S ta te « L a n d O ffice,
W e s t, b y O le A a s , C o n te s t e e , i n w h i c h It is al­
p i l a a t a n d .» ta la a t, a n * Ila R d lto r ia la fr o m tk a
door. Not a llue from her lu thia mall eels and frogs, for example.”
and the Cosmopolitan are ^old a?
R o seb u rg . O regon ,
le g e d t h a t O le A a s h a s w h o l l y a b a n d o n e d s a id
Ablaat patta la tk a o a u a tr y .
only son)» advertisements, a bill or two,
D e c e m b e r 12, 1900.
TJtM C H lir iN I C L M haa a l t r a y a b a a s , a s * h > -
t r a c t; t h a t h e h a s c h a n g e d h i s r e s id e n c e t h e r e ­
A R tn n n ta in o t l a l p k o r .
three earda of Invltatlou, a cheek,
duced rates at this office.
N o t i c e i s h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t i n c o m p li a n c e fr o m fo r m o r e t h a n s i x m o n t h s s i n c e m a k in g
w a y a F i l l ka, Ika Irland » « * r b a m p to a o f tka
- l a . a a a a a l a a t oran a m a i to n a , c llq u a a . o o r -
thanks for that, and Inst of an. a small
I- vl.
The Soufrière, or sulphurous monn- w i t h t h e p r o v is io n « o f t h e a c t o f C o n g r e s s o f s a id e n t r y , a n d t h a t s a id t r a c t i s n o t s e t t le d
t w r a Xtuna.
lio i
or o p p r a a o l o n a a . a n y k l a * . I t w ill ka
envelope In the well known baud- tain, la considered to be the greatest J u n e $ , lb78. e n t i t l e d “ A n a c t fo r t h e » a le o f u p o n a n d c u l t i v a t e d b y s a id p a r ty a s r e q u ir e d
^ * a « a
a u d a n t l a o .a r y t k l a a , o a u lr a l la Balk l a s
writing of Mlaa Davenport. A reply natural curiosity of St. Lucia, aud. In U m b e r l a n d . In th .- S t a t e , o f C a l i f o r n ia , O r e g o n , b>. U w . , hB t s(Ur, , U e t w j a t a t n c e fr,, tn t h e w i d
I to his dism issal of the day before, he fact, of tho W est Indias. It Is situated N e v a d a , a n d ^ .r a a h l n g t o n T e r r it o r y , ' a s i # n d Wa s n o t d u e t o h ia e m p lo y m e n t i n t h e
po YOU WANÍ THE CHRONICLE 1 presumed, and, fearing to open the about half an hour's ride from the e x t e n d e d t o a l l t h e P u b li c L a n d S t a te s ' A r m y , N a v y , o r M a r in e C o r p s o f t h e U n it e d
! town o f Soufrière, to which It has b y a c t o f A u g u s t 4, 1892, J o h n L. i g t e t e a a s a p r iv a te s o ld ie r , o ffic e r , s e a m a n , o r ■
. note he read:
F u m i» h ,
o f F lo r e n c e ,
C o u n ty
of
L a n e . qjHri n e d u r in g t h e w a r w it h S p a in , o r a n y o t h e r 1
I
My Dear Mr. H o b b o -T l.« eo n trn la o f y eur Irt- given Its name, and nearly tw o miles
t iie P i t o n s a n d Is a t t h e
8 “ ' e c l OrV* ° n
J , y # le d
° m c e , w a r in w h ic h t h e V n i t c l S u t e , m n y b e e n g a g e d . I
I tar. a ltk o u e h a vary « tv a t eurprlea to m a. hava to the east of ‘ „ n h . H . ¡„ W h o i - M e h
M ’ ,W Or'’ ’ U ‘ e ^ “ 'n ,
VM5' ' Hr t h e ’" " ' ■ h " ' 1 - M » » « 1 « a r c h e r e b y n o t if ie d t o a p p e a r r e , -
I road« w a w r y happy. It 11 hardly lwv.-«aary lor
nail hills, both of which of l b s S E > . o f S e c t i o n N o . 10, i n T o w n s h i p j
, n d o ffe r c v id e n c e t o u c h in g s a t d a H e w J
ma to ad* th a t 1 " a e w p t" y o u r In v lta tlo » and foot of two small
"We do not Uke possession o f our ideas but are posaesaed by tkam
W e st, t lo n a t 10 o 'c lo c k a.
ab«wl«a Vit
Stai«*. kamlalwa ' ehall H I w ot y o u th ia ev en in g - W ith rvgar.le from ! are quite hare of vegetation on the N o . 18 S o u t h , R a n g e N o .
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„ m . o n F e b r u a r y 28. 1901,
I my m otbar a a d aalt, I am. moat alacoraly,
„
H o W e n , v . „ c o m m la a io iie r , a t I
sides facing the crater. It covers a a n d w i l l o ffe r p r o o f t o . h o w t h a t t h e U n d a o u « h t
They master ns and force ns into the arena,
ff Canari« aal Nartbvra ■fila»
M iLSitin E. D u v x n ro a v .
’
O N
O M » H ID H .
apace of about three acres, and la crust­ I . m o r e v a l u a b le to r tla U L .b - r o r a t o n e t h a n n o r e n c e , O r e « o n , a n d t h a t f in a l h e a r in g w i l l be
Where like gladiator«, we must fight for «ha— ••
What did It mean. What luvliatron ed over with sulphur and nlum. There to r a g r ic u l t u r a l p n r p o o e ., a n d t o e a ta b lla h h l , h e ld a t 10 o 'c lo c k p. m . o n M a rrh t . 1901 b e fo re
did alio accept and why «hould hl« let- are several enldrona lu a perpetual c l a i m t o s a id la n d b e f o r e t h e R e g ik te r a n d t h e R e g is te r a n d R e c e iv e r a t t h e U n it e d S ta te s Such is the exalted motto of the Arena, and the
i ter make iter very happy? Quite the state of ebullition. The water la quite R e c e iv e r o f t h ia o ffic e a t R o s e b u r g . O r e g o n ,
nVf T H » Q T ItK It
L a n d O ffice in R o s e b u r g , O r e g o n .
reverse, he had supposed. It sounded black In the larger ones, but In the W e d m * d a y , t h e à t h d a y o f M a r ch , 1901.
entire contents of thia monthly magazine
T h e s a id c o n t e s t a n t h a v i n g , in a p r o p e r a ffi­
Waeklw T«»»m|el. (as «ata Van», j like
H
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some mystery of romance from her smaller ones It Is quite clear. Visiters
d a v i t , f ile d D e c e m b e r 81. 1900. s e t fo r th f a c t s
• r r«a«i> •« ■«»>
e*«««*
C H a t o n D. i h o r p e n i n g a n d C . H . H o ld e n , o f
versatile pen. but It w as no Jeatlug never fall to boll some eggs ItPouo of
are upon a plane and in keeping] with its
„
« w .
.* «> » «M a. I w “ ,c h " b o w t h a t a f te r d u e d i li g e n c e p e r s o n a l
c e . O r e g o n , P. E . J a c k s o n a n d H . II. F is k .
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.
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s e r v ic e o f t h is n o t ic e c a n n o t b e m a d e , i t is h e r e ­
I matter he reflected, reinemberlug the the smaller cal lrous. obtaining thesn F lo n r t e n _______
L. it- a« Tornan,
o f PL T e r r a c e ,, O r e g o n .
b y o r d e r e d a n d d ir e c t e d t h a t s u c h n o t ic e b e
motto. The Arena’s gallery of,¿eminent
eouccrt and hla anxiety of mind con­ from one of the creole guides, who
ttogrtaaw f i t . Obre,
A n y an d a ll p e r so n s c la im in g a d v e r s e ly th e
a « « ««xi
bT * " *
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mo
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cerning his answer from Mlaa Whitney. keeps a supply on baud for that pur­ » b o v o -d e — r ib e d la n d a « . r ^ n e . i e d t o file « h e i ,
thinkers is a group oi interesting men and
J T B k id o k s , R e g is te r .
I Just theu, lu Ida reflection, the door pose.
c la i m s in t b i t o ffic e o n o r b e f o r e a a i d s t h d a y :
J I i. B o o t h , R e c e iv e r
w as dung tqten and a raesaengcr ttov
o f M a r c h . 1901.
women, and their thoughts are worthy tha
J. T. B a ia o r .,
D o A n ta P l a n t !
« n g out: “ Mr. Hobbs! Very Important.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
k a n ta ta »
Ant« are very Induatrlou« seed col­
I No onawgf." And depoalttng a pack­
consideration ot a.l people. The Arena ia
L a n d O ffic e . R o s e b u r g , O r e g o n
age (lauded Jot in bta hook for slgtta- lector», «ml may be «ren tolling along NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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their
path«
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with
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which
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the
handwriting
aold with T bp W est .
tto G nlliw au K le i led Ç I1 J
N o t i c e ia h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e f o l l o w i n g
L e a d O ffic e , a t Ro— b u r g O r e g o n .
of She address and lutatlly tore It open. are atoretl up In granarlra In the nest.
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n a m e d — t tle r h a a f ile d n o t i c e o f h i t I n t e n
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12,
1901.
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A large bunch of violets met his aston­
““ \ 5 \ £ r - e s »
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/ “ * ' P '0 " 1 in • a PPwrt «1 h is c la i m , a n d 1
ished gate and a letter, which read aa la freq ently a patch or patches of a
t h f f if a « t a i rvFrwvf w « 1 1
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n a m n l — t t ie r h a a v f ile d n o t ic e o f h i . I n t e n tio n *
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peculiar kind of grata that products
! follows«
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the ants. It lias been said that th« t h a t a a ld p r o o f w i l l b e m a d e b e f o r e <'. II. H a l. B. S a 7 9 » , fo r t h e E'-j 8WI4, sw>* 8KV, s>vu
den
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hy aiaa» aitalaka »-oa a ea l , e me. Aa l a aty atyi»,
ants make the clearing, and sew the
N E U . Sec- t«. T p IS 8 „ R. 9 W e st
I e a a a ld r. It , r a« a m p'uwaa oa y a w » a n ta paaa
o n M a tc h * . i f o k v ia
J o — p h F e l la a a n ..n a H .
B e n a m e * t h a f o ll o w i n g w i t n — a t o p r o v a
a ay ea m a w n t aa afcat r a a o e t p*m ibty be o l la- seed of this grasa on purpose to reap R. N o . 9S U , B i t t h e n t , a c t , , —e 17, —x j —» , —e
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n o t ag c o a c w a at y a w ,
I a e a t h ea rtily la - the crop, hut evidence la yet wanting
A a w t* aw t* —c *, t p I t a r » w eat.
« e e w ymat *aalra ta d t a v a l l a w a ll latu> » eoa**- to «how that the grass Is Intelligently
o f «a id la n d , v i t :
H e aa r n e a Itua f o ll o w i n g w l in c o a r a t o p r o v e
apondaa.M, t a y a w la a u lu « a . uaty laaa t l a . w
J. U T a y lo r , o f Ree«l. L a n e C o .. O r e g o n : W. T
«own and not accMeutally. The (act h ia c o a i l n u o u a —t h k e u c » n p o a a n d c u l t i v a t i o n
to * a y a w t a a ip lla w a t a T u u to
R a ite y . o $ M eaalow . L a n e Ca.« O aegon
\
M .a ia a a Warewav.
remain«, however, that on os around o f » a id la n d , v ia :
Daar Jqhn read It with »lnklu< heajt. mauy neats there «re crops of the
f, X J a c k s o n . J a n —, J a o k a o * , F—d B e a n ^ s n d
. O r rogon
w. « I J u n c t io n C it y . , L a n a e c o u n t v y .O
rw on .
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a* uttarly tntoerabl* lu »xpreaa tk« grata, ao.l that It la not destroyed like « • c a r l« C « t o f s a l l o f M a p i t t a a , O—g n n .
J. T. Baumga,
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