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
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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
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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
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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(
•MX
........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.
nei
one
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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.
V
.
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
rp i
9 W ^ L ° ' hW"' t,,r U>*
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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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the r. 'Bowing W it n e s s to prove
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