tsr--
W E S T , id fiat are Humors?
T H E
They »re vitiated or mofblil fluids cours-
^FOBIJSUSP BVKBY FBtpAV MOR^-SQ.- ! J * » • V‘ ' “S ftnd
tiSWS.
j They tiro commonly due to defective utges-
_____
tlon but are somstlmes Inherited.
How do they manifest themselves 7
In runny forms of cutaneous eruption,
F u > bxmci ,
Last« CotixTT,
(lasco »
salt rheum or eczema, pimples and bolls,
I and In weakness, languor, general debility.
»V r » •
I How are they expelled 7 By
W. II. WKATIIEKSON H ood’s Sarsaparilla
E d ito r
»nd
P ro p rie to r,
F to ro u u o , O reg o n , J u n e 2 8 ,1 9 0 1 .
which »Iso builds up the system that has
suffered from them.
I t la the best medicine tor aU humors.
OUR BIG CELEBRATION,
A school has been set up in London
Of course everybody will he in I'lo r
for th e express purpose Jof teaching the once n ex t Thursday for the splendid In-
O hinese language in order to prom ote dependente Day celebration w hich our
B ritish trad e witli C hina,
¡citizens have .arranged to take place
yw...... .................
¡h ere. E verything will he on a larger
According to Senator Burrows
............ of
—
M ichigan thirty-five stales in th e Union
have declared in favor of th e popular
electio n of U nited States senators.
, scale than ever before, and w ith less
cost to the public. T h ere will be ora-
lions, m usic, readings, recitations, and
j other appropriate exercise» in the fore-
Io C leveland th e . n terp r.se . . .ell-sup-
m__
w, ».
of
if V. W, Hurd.
FANCY
C0(
'
P e c u l i a r i t i e s o f C r im e ,
One of the stran g est peculiarities of to CONSUMPTION — “ S N U F F L E S "
hum an n a tu re is Its Inclination to will save you if you use it at once. I t is
no ordinary remedy, hut a com plete.
Im itate th e m isdeeds of others. Crime
treatm ent which is positively guaranteed
■ B ^ S K 9 S g R R n 3 g |s |?<''SB!KM HSnH B
: of
Is epidem ical. A particularly dreadful to
cure CATARRH in any form or stage i
r bu
m urder, th e details of w hich are set if used according to the directions which
, _
. ,
forth In all the new spapers, often has accompany each package. D on’t delay, F a i l C y L i n e
OT L 3 C I i e S
3 7 1 (1 , C d l t S
Neckror
■ d
th e efTect of Inducing sim ilar crimes. hut send for it at once, and write lull [
One of the reasons, and probably the particulars as to your condi lion, and you
chief reason, w hy public executions
w ere abolished In England, w as th at coverer of this wonderful remedy regard
„ I n f « e tin » nn » r te i e r r e n t t h e ¡'tg your case w ithout cost .0 you beyond
to ll
Instead of acting as a d eterren t the tbe ,.e({II|a r .,rice 0( “ SN U FFLES,” the
is 0
execution had th e contrary effect of “ GUARANTEED CATARRH C U R E .”
C A R E FU L SELEC TIO N OF
inciting to m urder.
•
j Sent prepaid to any address in tlie
Wit
In 1885 a w om an of Geneva, nam ed U nited States or Canada on receipt of
Lom bardi, killed her four children. ' One Dollar. Address Dept. 1, EDW IN
She adm itted th a t she had been read- 11. G IL ES & COMPANY, 2330 and 2332
lng of a w om an who killed her lius- , Market S tieet, Philadelphia
band, and the very circum stantial ac
sxst
count had m ade her w ish to Im itate the Tor Sale to Gun and Fish Club,
crime, but ns her husband w as dead
lid :
she killed the chllA cn. T his is only
Organdies in Assorted Shades and W h ite G o jd s In Qu"
one Instance out of hundreds w hich
P R IV A T E
P A R T IE S ,
have come to our notice.
to S e le c t From
T he Infectious nature of self m urder
------- The B eautiful--------
nd
receives a striking testim ony In
the
in th e ) i n n f i L i v y n v
T Q 1 4 NT TV Q
a leek
following Incident: Dr. Oppeuhelm of d ’ ‘ IL U .L, is
l i j h . l . i 1 /0 ,
H am burg had to exam ine the body of n
____ ¡„ •> Tsiitcoos,” o r _____
Scb
man who had cut his th ro at anil had
Ian i
T E N -M IL E
LA K E ,
died a fte r some days of suffering. The
ier fr
medico told his a ssistan t th a t death
or Sc
Douglas County, Oregon,
would luive been im m ediate if the man
had made the cut in a w ay w hich he Containing in both 4X94 acres— the large island
prize
Illustrated, and he w as startled two
38.94 acres, and the small 4 acres—lying in
sections 2 and 85.
days later to learn th a t ills assistan t
gradt
hnd atteffipted to comm it suicide by
Unlv
P E R F E C T T IT L iE I.
lacerating him self In th a t very manner.
WE ARE UP-TO-DATE IN Eci
T he man adm itted th a t he had never F o f S i l i c a t $ 1 2 P e r A c r e
th o u g h t of suicide until the day of the
F A C T
, V E R Y T H I
Address:
exam ination and the doctor’s rem ark.—
London Globe.
W . H. W EA TH ERSO N ,
T H EM
S E E
S E E
M T SHIES BP LADIES’ AND
X »
LACES AND EM BROIDER!
Wa
Children’s Waists In Sizes to Suit.
S! B
e'
Latest in C ents’ C oliars-and Coif
IN
“One of th e most desirable posts a t
W indsor castle,” says a correspondent
of the Chicago Record, “Is th a t of ’tlie
king's lim ner,’ who In ancient times
decorated books and m anuscripts w ith
Initial letters and who now prepares
the parchm ent comm issions when his
m ajesty Is pleased to ..confer knight
hood or some other honor upon one of
his subjects. The mail w ho now tills
th e post has extraordinary skill w ith
th e pen nnd brush, and his diplom as
and certificates were greatly adm ired
for th eir exquisite ta ste and skillful
execntlon. H e receives n salary of
$2,500 a year. The clockuiaker at
W indsor castle receives the sam e com
pensation, and It Is his business to keep
all the tim epieces in repair. The his
toriographer, w ho Is supposed to keep
a record of events, holds a hereditary
ollice, w ith a salary of $2,500 a year.
T he m aster of music receives $1,500
and arrangea concerts for ids m ajesty's
diversion. The surveyor of pictures is
paid $1,500, the librarian receives $2,-
500, th e exam iner of plays $1.000, the
keeper of th e sw ans Is paid $300, and
th e bargem aster, w ho looks n fter the
boats used by the royal fam ily nt
W indsor, has a sim ilar com pensation.”
■ S r O T J P L S
Florence, Lane County, Oregon.
S o m e N ic e R o y a l J o b » .
W hen he sa t down, there w as a mo
m entary hush, nnd then the late Dean
E v erett slowly roseu He begnn In his
usual soft and hesitating tone, "There
a re doubtless a g reat m any things
w hich Mr. Jones knows and we do not
know, hut th e n 1 are also a few things
w hich we know nnd he docs not.”
Then followed n pause, during which
each man held his breath, for the dean
w as known to carry on his lips a dag
ger w hich som etim es fotiud Its unerr
ing w ay to th e hearts of men and
tilings, b u t a fte r due pause he contin
ued gently:
“And chief am ong them Is how glad
w e alw ays a re to see lilm.”—Youth's
Companion.
f a n d . C athartic, cure con siip en on forever
IkSsJkS. If «Ò Ç. Ç. fait. iXfutgistsrvfuud atwucr.
TRULY
O. W .H U R
T he B ree d er’s G azette,
One
all around farm pnpei
. . of country,
. the
. . . best
. . —.
of . the
28 to —
8G pages wee iy.
R egular P rice, $ 3 .0 0 P e r Y ear.
T h e B reeder’-1
s G a zette and
T u e W EST
*
*
*
S2.5O Per Year.
C A R M A N ’i
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land office tit Roseburg, Oregon,
June 25, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following*
nam ed settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make dual com m utation proof in support of
his claim, and tliat said proof will be made
l>efi re
H. Holden, U. 8. Commissioner, nt
Florence, Oregon, on August 10, 1901, viz:
Charles B. Morgan, on his II. E. No. 9978, for the
w' j sw ' „ sc11 sw>4, 8ec. 28, and nw1; nwl < Sec.
83, T. 18 8., R. 9 west.
He mimes the following witnesse« to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: H. H. Fisk, of Ord, Oregon;
Fred c . Beil, of Florence, Oregon; Charles An
derson, of Point Terrace, Oregon; F. Woodcock,
of Florence, Oregon.
J. T. B ridges , Register.
CHEAP CASH STORE!
:s*
M«y
Drv Goods,
*
★ Groceries ★ and ★ Noti Gen
Bor
Da»
SClK
FLORENCE MEAT MARKET..
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office, at Roseburg, Oregon,
June 21,1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the following-
S o m c t l i l n c W h ic h H e L e a r n e d .
i named settler lias (Iled notice of his intention
A soft an sw er has not only the effect to make tinal proof in support of his claim, and
o f tu rn in g aw ny w rath. It may serve to tliat said proof will he made before F. C. Dean,
avenge an Injury. Years ago the Rev. ; V. S. Commissioner, nt Mapleton, Oregon, on
J. II. Jones w as m aking a visit in Bos August 5,1901, viz: Joseph Fellmnn, on his H.
ton and attended a biw eekly confer E. No. Ptd.'i, for the n ', nc1, secl7,se% se>4 socS,
ence nt D ivinity hall. J u s t a t th a t and sw 'i sw !, sec 9, T. IS S., R. 9 W.
muncs the following witnesses to prove
tim e he w as out of sorts w ith the cast, his lie continuous
residence upon and cultivation
nnd his address reflected nn acrid of saitl land, viz:
mood. Especially did he insist th a t
i P. E. Jackson, J. W. Jackson, George R. Camp
"They didn't know everything down In Judce
and 11. H. frisk, all of Mapleton, Oregon.
o r even In Cam bridge.”
J. T. Il hi does , Register.
K
‘
AND
LADIES’ BELTS P
'b® P atent office is already in arrears,
^be inventors have every rig h t to kick
al Ibis injustice and tliey will doubtless
n ,a't® tbemselvee heard through their
««neters and rep resentatives.
Senator Burrows, of Michigan, who
1 will be chairm an of the com m ittee on
A m illionaire m erchant says, “My
privileges and elections, lin t long been success Is probably due to the fact th a t
an ailvix-ate uf tbs election of senatois a t night I store m,v mind und during
for breakfast wouM not rem ain on my by th e people. He has a new 'idea along tb e day 1 mind my store.”—Chicago
News.
stomaeli (or half an boor I need one th at line, wliicli he will propose as a
bottle of your Kndol Dyspepsia Core and co n iiitutional am endm ent at tbe coining
A C O O D C O U C H M E D IC IN E ,
It speaks well for Uliaml»>rlnin’s
ahh R
a|u , my
u (h<<r 8®«>°n
(o n g rese. It prov.de. th a t
Uongh Remedy that driigiiists use it in
„„„uly digested. Noil ting equate Kialol when a legislature fails to elect a sena-
th eir own famflies in preference to any
Pv»|ie|wia Cure for stom ach tro u b les.”— *or‘ 'b e governor »hall order an election
other.
“ I have sold C ham berlain's
II. 8. Pitt», Arlington, Tex. Ko.loi Dya I»y the people .of lite elate to fill tlie
Cough Remedy for the past five years
pepala C ura digesti w hat you eat vacancy, He eave his idea will merely witli complete eetisfartion to m yse'f and
M e)er A Kyle.
, remedy an oversight on tlie p art of the custom ers,” sav» Druggist J . Goldsm ith.
m akers of tliero iialilatio ii, who providdd \ an E tten , N. Y. “ I have alwavs used
FU HS W ANTED.
it in my own family both for ordinary
carefully for m eeting failure to elect a
coughs and colds ami for th e eotigli fol
The highest rash piituj paid lor all l,|r*«>dent and vice.presi.lent, and for lowing la grippe, and find it efficacious.”
kinds ol furs and hides,
tilling vacancies in the bouse, hut forgot For sale hv O. W. H urd.
G C. CvMprnw.
a to u t senators.
He th in k s if the
At ».tlloy's Meat M arket, Florence, Or
am endm ent were adopted it would sel
:— :------------------- j
E E P you r blood purs ami your
t
The fcillons, tire-si, narrows man cannot dom lie put into opetetion, os its exist- . ... stomach . and
. . d iirc
---------
organs in a
etwtaaaiialle compete witli Ids healthy m ce would be an incentive to legisla- healthy condil.ott hv taking Komi's
Koreaoarilla and you'w ill bo W E L L .
riv»I. I eW itt's Little Early Risers, turee to ele»:t s.-natore,
the famous pills for constipation, will
Senator AUricit, chairman c l t i e
,em o„
Ml,w
your , rouWw.
blic, n , w j
w uin4u<e
■ d a r e t e T e e r H o w r ls W ith r i s t a r e t e ,
Meyer A K> le,
EREH WHITE Sil
S Braids and Gimp Trimming, Gold and Silvis—
I
porting, although tbe charges are very
io w.
. i. -»
M r,
W hedon, C o sh itr of the
F irs t N ational Bank <•( W interset, Iowa,
In a recent letter give» tom e ex|>eriencc
with a carpenter in Ids employ, that will
lie
value toother mechanice. lle a sy st
**| had a carpenter working (or mo «h o
was obliged Io slop work lor lovers! days
on account of being troubled w ith «liar-
rhoea. I m entioned to him th a t 1 had
been similarly troubled and that Cham.
harlain*. Colio, Cholera and Diarrln».»
Kemedy had cured i»e. He bought a
bottle ol it from ti e druggist here and
informed me that one dose enred hl e ,
•n d he i. again at h l. work." For sale
THE
SUCCESSOR.
N O V E L T IE S
schools—the vertical aq.l the d eferential ,ct
begin work on th e ditcli, “ provid- j 8“ll,rle8 of i ',’°00 “ y ear- » ' the ca8e8 of
- i s still raging in m any American cities, ed its n eu trality and an open door be '
P°8traa8ler3 of Indianapolis and
Ixiuisville,
because the post office iuspei-
tow ns and villages, O liam pions of the iUHrnnteej .
We shall doubtless m ake
. ,
, ,
1018 reported th a t im proper m ethods,
p erp en d icu lar lines throw o u t sly hints a n eutral
canal, for th a t is the kind of a>
to th e effect th a t nn u p rig h t h and indi canal ive w ant, hut we see no use o f principally persuading business men to
cates uprightness of character, and th a t m aking any prom ises to G reat B ritain buy large q u an tities of stam ps, long in
a slan t in p enm anship may be tlie o u t on tlie subject. As to th e “ open do o r,” advance of th eir use, iiad been used to
w ard and visible sign of a s tru t in con tlie door to the canal will doubtless be tem porarily increase tlie receipts at
science. B ut th is Bee ms to he going a “ open ” to any ship whose captain those offices. The postm asters hinted
little too far in tlie h eat of controversy. brings with him the uioney to pay tlie th a t they m ight appeal to the courts to
test th e right of the Fostniaster G eneral
tolls, and th e door out of the canal will
T h e m anagem ent of th e (fonta Fe R ail
to set aside a law, and th a t official coun
be equally open to eith er sea. If Unit is
w ay has begun to carry out a vast eolo-
tered by inform ing them th a t no appeal
I w hat th e Mail m eans by th e “ open
■ isation plan w hich will result in b rin g
| d o o r” th ere is no occasion for any si ¡pit- to the courts was necessary to establish
ing m any th o u san d s of Italian s to thia l(jon
| his rig h t to rem ove postm aslers. And
co u n try and in locating them on lands
so th e m atter stands.
B ut th e Mail shows its good sense
in Southern C alifornia, New Mexico, '
Senator Allison, who is now in W ash
when it recognizes th a t it would ire ab
O klahom a und T exas. Agents of the
ington,
does not think Representative
surd to stip u late th a t we should hold
road have been sen t to Italy w ith litera
Babcock’s
idea of rem oving the duties
tlie canal open to our enem ies in tim e of
ture for distrib u tio n in various parts of
on
steel
products
in order to h it a t tlie
war, and tlia t it is of no consequence
th e peninsula, These hooks are in the
steel
tru
st,
is
a
wise
one, nlthoiigli lie
Whether we fortify tlie entrances or n o t.
Ita lia n language and are plentifully il
adm
its
th
a
t
it
lias
elem
ents calculated
I We »hull g u arantee the n eu trality of the
Instrated with views taken from pictu
to
m
ake
it
popular
a
t
first glance.
canal, except ns to our enem y, by our
resq u e spots along tits line of th e Santa
Speaking
of
th
e
probable
action of tlie
own power, w ithout asking th e aid or
>"• in tlie states and territories m en
senate,
he
s
a
id
:
“
If
this
tariff m atter
consent of any o th er nation, and it is
tio n ed . Special effbrt is to he m ade to
I for us to decide w hether we can do it comes before th e senate, we will have to
colonise the San Joaquin Valley, which
i most cheaply or effectively by land for g o o ie r tlie m atter very carefully and
is one of the m ost fertile grazing region»
tifications or ships. The Mail truly says see w hether M r. Babcock's plan will
|n th e west. It is said to Ite th e in ten
th a t no enem y of th e Uniter) Slates correct the evil he seeks to rem edy. I
tion of tlm com pany to extend its colo
would risk his war ships in our canal do not th in k it is a question to be settled
n isatio n plana to o th er countries in
while under our control, and adds offhand, hut I also do not th in k th a t the
E u ro p e alter th e Italian agency becomes “ W ho would im agine flint th e Suez “*nff has as much to do w ith the trusts
flourishing,
canal would rem ain open to B ritish 88 JIr> B“l*,0«-'k supposes."
t u r n m i . .t... i rs
luen-of-wgr if G reat B ritain were e n -j Fhe official big head is by no m eans a
Dyspeptics cannot be long lived be
cause to live requires nourishm ent. Food gaged in w arfare with a first-class n a v a l, " ew H*««a«e In W ashington, hut the at
ta no t nourishing until it is digested. A powerT” As to th is we suspect th a t 'aek of the new Uuminissioiier of patents
disordered stomanh cannot digest food, most people so im agine, as G reat Brit- 18 » n u iu ally hail. In no branch of the
it m ust have assistance. Kndol Dyspep
ain is the m ajority stockholder, and in V°vcrnnient is tlie expediting of liusi-
sia Dure digests all kinds of fnud w ith
o u t aid from th e stom ach, allowing it to possession of tlie work», h u t they do n o t Ilcsa ,nore im p o rtant to the welfare of
rest and regain its n atural functions. believe it would also ho open to h er Um country th an in tlie patent ollice.
Its elem ents are exactly the sam e as the enem y If th a t should not be th e case l e t th e Uuminissioiier of P aten ts lias,
n a tu ra l digestive fluids and it simply it would he because G reat B ritain has ,or no oilier im aginable reason than for
c a n 't help hut do you good, Meyer A
on tenni into an agreem ent with E u r o - ; '“ 8 ° " n personal convenience und com-
K yi«.
pean powers which would forbid her '° r *» deliberately
ordered a
two
•
' ■ J' MU" 1 ~
exclusive
use
of
it,
and
because
those
m
o
n
th
's
Bus|«nstoii
of
an
iu
i|io
rtan
t
Heattle, Washington, has secured own
e rsh ip ol a tract o( 100 acres, witli n view powers were disposed and able to en- j branch of tlie work of tliat ollice, by en
T here is no nouncing tliat no hearings would be
to conducting a m unicipal cem etery, in force th eir agreem ent.
im itatio n oi a project successfully carried doubt th a t, treaty or no treaty, G reat g 'sn te d by him self or tlie assistant com-
o u t in Cleveland, Ohio, T here a level, B ritain would endeavor to use th e canal niissioner d u rin g July and A ugust, and
finely situated tract ut land has liven ami exclude her adversary, and she "'h at adds to th e aggravation of the
acquired by tlie m unicipality, nnd burial would he perfectly right. If G reat B rit- or*I«r is th a t thia b ra n d i of the work of
is Io Usleat speculation in laud lor
b u rial placee, and w insuro place», ami
to inetire perpetual care of th e graves,
W ORTHY
<ug |nm
-------------------------"
noon, followed by a big basket din n er,
T h e A m erican farm er m in t have a In the afternoon there will be a big
care in tu rn in g the soil of Ids farm , l e s t , baseball game, and various other sports,
lie come upon gold or petroleum and to tlie w inners of which prizes will he
have to take upon him self tlie burdens offered am ple to make th e events well made in the senate against any reciproc
contested, and chief among them will be ity treaty w ith tlie new governm ent of
and responsibilities of a m illionaire,
the tug of w ar and tlie log-rolling con Cuba, the expectation being, now that
The Bn IThlo E xposition is said to he test a t high w ater in th e afternoon. the C ubans have accepted the P latt
suffering liecause tlie railroads will not Taken altogether, these attractions wilt am endm ent unconditionally, th a t tlie
allow reasonable excursion rates for tlie offer a good incentive to all to atten d new governm ent will he established
encouragem ent of visitors, Tlie rail- and pass an in teresting day in old L ane’s early in n ex t y ear, and th a t its first
roads in th a t q u a rte r are living up to ; seaport city. Then at nig h t good m usic effort will he to tecure reciprocity.
th e Idea of exacting ail th at tlie traffic will be turnished for a big dance in
M inister C onger is in W ashington,
w ill hear,
Meyer & K yle’s new store building. AH and lie savs he is m aking preparations
of those things are absolutely free, even to retu rn to C hina t e x t m onth, which,
Lee M. T ravis, a prom ising young tQ , he b(jat litre on the steam ers Mar-
unless it is a bluff in ended to force tlie
law yer of E ugene, will deliver th e or»-1 guerjtu an d Lilliluu CouitJj everyone>
hand of the ad m in istratio n , seems to
tion a t the F o u rth of Ju ly exercises In | a|ld liave # good timB>
dispose of all tlie num erous stories giv
Florence th is y ear.
Mr. T ravis Is a
ing reasons why th is governm ent did not
speaker of ab ility, and will be listened
A SENSIBLE BRITISH VIEW.
wish Mr. Conger to retu rn to Pekin.
to w ith pleasure and profit by those
The P ostm aster G eneral litis refused
Who atten d .
S. F. Chronicle.
to comply w ith the law providing th at
The London Siali urges th e B ritish
The b attle betw een advocates of t h e G
.... overnm
__........ ......_
__ in postm asters a t oflices with annual re-
ent to ___
got __ o u ________
t ot o.ir way
tw o style» of han d w ritin g in th e public : th e lnBtter o( t be N icaragua e a n a /a n d i
* ,0° ’000 or n,ore »ball be paid
p lo ts are sold w ithout regard to location sin is so involved ns to prev en t her use
»t th e uniform price of 75 cents por of the canal under such circum stances,
square foot. T his includes th e actual there is some excuse for it, for she was
p iain ten an ce of th e plot at tlie expense not th e original builder of the canal,
of tlie city in p erp etu ity , Tlie m ainte- and is not now the sole ow ner. B lith e r
H«nce inelndes grass seed, sowing, mow- exiw iience should l>e a w arning fur us
, ng »ud a general care-taking. Flowers not to be guilty of tom foolery.
Slid shrubs, when required, ase, o f ;
___ ... — ■ ■ -/
course, charged additio n ally . T he p u r, | »‘A few m onths ago, fowl which I ate
A
senate, which has iiecn credited with
the intention to ignore precedent and
‘Som ething New Under th e Sun”
. F k 0M O l’H KtfGl'LAR CORKEsrOXDEST.) the claims of ranking senators in nam
ing men for the vacant chairm anships,
All doctors have tried to cure C atarrh
a t the n ex t Eession of Congress, who l,y the use of powders, acid gases, inlial-
W ashimoyom , Ju n e 17, 1901.
. W ashington on private bus- ers and drugs iti paste form. T h eir pot»*
who was in
rotis m em branes
The Chinese M inister to tlie U nited
said the story was ridiculous; ’ ,.augii,g'thein to crack open and bleed.
1
iness,
8>ates lias been fortunate in m aintaining
powerful acids used in the inhalers
liait no s u c h r ig h t, i The
have entirely eaten away the same mem - ,
cordial personal relations with both I th a t the comm ittee
hranes
ihat their m akers have aimed to
and th a t the ranking senator on the sev
IS CONSTANTLY REC EIV IN G N EW GOODS IN T H E W All
governm ent and people of this country
cure, while pastes and ointm ents cannot
eral com m ittees would get every vacant reach the disease. An old and expert- ,
through all th e trying times in C hina,
-Tx
chairm anship, unless lie waived his em ed practitioner who has for many
in fact, there is little doubt of Ids having
years made a close study and specialty
rig h t thereto. T his seems to make it of the treatm ent of C atarrh , has nt last i
made more personal Irteuds in tins coun
CONSISTING OF
reasonably certain th at Senator Ciillum perfected a treatm en t which when faith-j
try th an a n y representative of any for
fully used, not only relieves at once, but
talla
eign country ever did before. B ut lie is will go to the head of the com m ittee on perm anently cures CATARRH, by re Fancy H a ir O rnam ents, H a ir Com bs o f all Desc____
moving the cause, stopping the dis-1
foreign
relations.
now in u fair way to make some enemies.
cTiarges, and curing all inflam m ation.j
He is strongly opposed to the re-enact-
Yon may ns well expect to run a steam It is tlie only rem edy known to science
tliab aetn slly reaches the uttiicted parts
I n ient by Congress of the Chinese exelu- engine w ithout water as to find an a c t This wonderful remedy is know
ive,
energetic
man
with
a
torpid
liver
“ SN U FFLES, th e GUARANTEED
sion law, which will expire by lim itation
lore
C U R E ," and is sold at the ex
n ex t M ay, and is doing some very bold and you may know that his liver is tor TARRH
pid when he does not relish Ids food or trem
. . . . ely
. . low , price of One Dollar, each
■ w ire-pulling to influence senators and , i i H
.
W ELL SE LE C T ED STOCK OF
feels duU and i i languid i f after
eating, ..fiu„
often package
>nei, > ne containing
8utll,.ielf t internal
for , and external
Ill0nlh’a
representatives against re-enactm ent. has headache and som etimes dizziness.
treatm en t and everything necessary to
He may And it a case of playing witli A few doses of C banib Iain's Stomach
“ S N U F F L E S ” is th e only perfect R I B B O N S
IN A L L S H A D E S A N D QUALI^1
tire, He is accredited to the executive ami Liver Tablets will restore his liver
CATARRH C U R E ever made and is
branch of the governm ent, ami is very to its norm al functions, renew his vital now recognized as the only safe ami pos
For
ity, improve his digestion and make him itive cure for th at annoying and disgust
itoni
, (early exceeding his rights when geek-
feel like a new m an. I’riec, 25 cents. ing disease. It cures all inflam m ation
8eh<
¡ng to influence the legislative branch,
Samples free at O W H u rd ’s drug stoie quickly and perm anently and is also
wonderfully quick to relieve HAY
i t is understood th a t th e President
FE V E R or'COLD in the HEAD.
The
| IHa been notified th a t a fight will he
CA TARRH when neglected often leads
WASHINGTON LETTER.
C(
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........J u s t O oened....
ur.
G o o d s as iìe o re s e n te g
J. w . C A R M A N
P R O P »'
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon,
June 22, 1901.
N otieels hereby given that the following-,
named settler n.-.s filed notice of bis intention '
to make com m utation final proof in supimrt of
his claim , and th a t said proof will be made lie-
fore
ti. Holden, U. S. Commissioner, nt Flor
e ice, Oregon, on August 15,1901, viz: hbeuezer [
G. I>. Holden, on bis H. fr:. Xo. 9977, for the se1
See. 29, Tp. 1» S„ R. 9 w est
*
He names the following witnesses to prove
his couth,u ms residence upon nn J cultivation
of »mid land, viz:
H. H. Fisk, of Ord p, o ., Oregon; Amasa Hurd
C. D. Morgan, Fred Veil, of Florence, Oregon.
J. T.B ridoks , Register.
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N O T IC E FO R PU B L IC A T IO N .
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Land Office, a t Roseburg Oregon.
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June 22. 190L
Notice is hereby given th at the following.
nnmed
......... '" ''f has filed notice of h li intention
•mmutation final proof In support of
hl. claim, Hint
that said pr. •f will be runde he- I
.■n, a' o -
U- s t'ontmlastoner, *t F lo r-1
eni e I in'Ki.n ,,,, A iitu-t 15. taut, vtz; Fred r 1
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THE W H ITE IS KINÖ
lie n«n.e» the following witiiev.e, to prove i
of. >ai„ ‘iïià l.’ TÎ,7M',Cne® upo"
«“ '«'ration
A « . « Hum and E tt p. Holden, of Flor- '
: M. JF-1 hilllp». of Acme, Oregon
tí. Morgan* «'f Florence, Orest
J T. B uidos », aeet.ter.
NOTICE
FOR ’>
e, Î ”
Pr? ,( 1,1 ’" ’’P”"
h«« >•'•«"1 amt
,, , , ’
Tr'M’f " ill he made before C. H
"b'*"“- ’ • Commissi..,,«, st Florence. Or»'
M S ^ K . Xu. «g», to , th< tw, .
lie nan
b a ll
publication ,
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
« ... , .
Jane 22,1901.
Xotiee 1. herct.y riven t h .t the following
nstn. . settler h a. «le,! „ „ n , , of h |, ln^ nll„„
u
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