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. ■„.. Colic, C ho lera DUrrhoe« K c n e d jr. and HANNAH SILVERMAN -J ! î * Popular u H u w i Talks i a iK s J * ,hl« j.r«P«r»»lon a l hand “ f ,h * • umm,' r Coli«, K*»i»«dy w orth n ,“ " y w[, 4 ,n n#ad#*l b»for» »ha ’ ^fr h hat iiosup»rlur for („r whlcdi tt li InU ndad. yp, .ala bv all «Iralara. Acreage and Lols f" r realdaiww rr.i.1" • ' ‘ “r,l:;ninÄ <;,7 ‘ L . , — 1 I« w.i I|-y y - u b , PT a ,,» bayli*. John Nukes, cor.Lincoln Av. -ihSull* ’* _________ IlMUL Remedy. V i t t i & * •■ * îtlint it.h ln g . burning, r.-ff , ml disagreeable affarla i*f tr 11 «'r, ..I» rhaum . lieh. P*»«’- lallna »km arupUona ra n be fBfr,i a»>l M>a »hin inaila r lr a r 4 h alih Dr. Hobaon’a b i r n a Mr J. ('• Kvolaml of Hath, •*| h. I m a n i a twenty-live j hai iricd ev ery th in g . All #h«n I found l»r. Hobeon'a mptmrnt found a ru ra . I hia „ ihr formula of a physician brvr lo uw fur y ra ra nul an r,l Thal i» why we can guar- All druggiale. <>r by m all. He, r f r ttf r r t'h em leai Co., ^i* aial St Imitila. H a rrin g to n WIM. IX* Vi at * la y an<l KfttiMfnctnrily. I hav«***vt*ry furility for ; ail i lnisi’M of rixk I h , amply »olicit a trial. Barn ami Kin» Proof in Connection. •f liduiing & ri«sno Movinq to, ft ( o tle q e t r o w Uzative for the Axed. and women feel the nerd more than young folk. :U aafe and harm li »a a id will not rauae pain. I*r. St* 1'illa are eap rrlally gtaal **wi. for they act prom ptly am! ’¡be. |(n-oinmriMlcd by Pacific Rdllway I Ime-lallt (tllUd PROVI SUIKP» Hound Lfcta» m 1 Urn m 1101» , O.'.l . m IO I I » m .la » » SJM I*, m , Ha i> m L R. R. COMPANY. w wirNVt No I •»T A I I H N « •.Clllfth« («IllVk 4 i . « „ W a I l OIIM .... w m ..LIUIH> l.o llH i P oiana i . i i >»* . . . MA» H m i i m i k .. NMM, W I i t • vi «* i|y tt . ... ' M' fili* h* |MHrN|rta __ »»»ly I m •• V ai *V*t 0 “ ',!., v l ,ym allot ifflv r* * | ItalU ttU y* ! C o t i M gr ( I l O V f f'Sffc**gr ta it hi>ut l» t* tH r A. It. WOOD, M an ag er. king y„u ran m ention ia in ■tinti t h a n * 181* ’ *• , M iles* •H-Pain P ills V**«1 by t h o u s a n d » W • l» n « ra tlo n *h<' hav* «offered front P*in, Mrr,| not "•«wary „ „ to %ecure rt ■ c e i ,|t*t way out of *1* '*„•'» uae Or Mile»* * 111,1 They have re A .. .fL*r* for no m any ■oM ' 'ry ,u v e becom e a ■ ‘q "rcesaity. fo, J J J * " ^ thlo, Ml lea' A n tt-I* a ln •n,l they are the k n rS tk iT " *ny ■oud •••fi»., ' 1 nc'<rHI* '» In m y n m in e tr. | have al»o • for rh tu m atìam . head , n ,h" * ' " « « 1, toothai tic I t**n» In tha taiwela and then, . ,ou" d noth in* to Ä ..... u“« '* B lu . Mprlngs, M o . ; M,n _ 715 d®o«n ** «anta. ,0,<l lo hulk. ° IC A L C O .. R lh h a rt. Ind. °f " P*pcr 10 * commun- HiUw ar<,"r,‘u*,y measured by ox ^ think «e It. il s<>n. in k of •Wim • to be thua m easured. on L a w I __ W HEN I HK S Q U A T T E R G E T S T H E LA N D . i k . TOWERS, a B.. J.D .. of tha Michigan Bar "y W " alter a l t e r K. “ •m at Rhr.ilall «iMernsai. tract owner of a , acraa of valuable land to Springer. Thi- fountr tbouaaiuia of arrea. | Carr atarted Immediate lefyaal action, ....I Maiaf.||>Mj7 b i t " i r i . , , M1* ^ l° M ! bBt ,li*,,° vere‘1 thBt hi" C'ffhta had hi, i i , '•"I'ht attention to lapsed, the court ruling th at the Isnd irmiiv ,i* H * " l"1 tllM liven j had become S pringer's by v irtu e of an " W“ y and carelaaaly paid adveraa p.maession extending over a Hl.tfht attention to their largahold!nga |*eru*l of twenty yeara. Vrrn® !•<■* moved into the region with If Springer, being in ignorance of ' !'• family seeking a new homo in 1870. the true location of the line,'hail hail liad h little money and deairad to no intention ot inaiating U|mn it if it •my a tract of land which he rou lit de proved not correct upon a aurvey, but r 9' velop into a nnalui-tlve farm. He met merely intended to occupy it !f it waa bo «aid that they had aurli properly hia the voiirt would not have e It wan ufHin a back viewed the poaaeaaion aa ad verre ; th at wilderneaa trail, but the is, not hostile to f’arr, and so the land iiind pramieed well to Fox and he paid would not have been lost to the C a rr’s. txub for eighty acre., receiving a deed Hut Springer having declared an in from hi« new acquaintances and taldng tention to insist upon th at line, right possession of the vacant property with or wrong, and having m aintained it and out making any further inquiries Fox used the ground up to the fence for built a home and year by year cleared tw enty yesrs took good title to it by am1 developed h i. flelda. He heard adverse possession. This em phasizes that the road on which he faced wan the requirem ent that to am ount to “ ad retailed to be the boundary of Itandall'a verse” possession the |>osse**ion m ust tract, and that he waa therefore within tie under claims of title. 1*1*01«, Ujr AlllirtOM V f m AMOCUtlett. it. hut aa no one interfered with him As has already been stated to give Hannah Silverman, leader of the he troubled not. title to a “ sq u a tte r” his adverse pos w w Paterson. N. J., strikers, who It waa 1 M9if before the Rondsll fam i session must continue for tw enty 1 called "Firebrand ly went into the region to rare for their years. Adverse possession is defined holdinga in |>eraon, and aee to their as possession by one not the ow ner, RAILROADS WILL REFUND development. They found th at Fox’* inconsistent with the rig h t of posses farm waa within the boundarica of sion of the true owner. No ten an t can To Be Called On to Olatrlbute IJ.OOO,- their tract and that he had paid hia hold adversely to his landlord, for his 000 to Shippers. money ami received hia deed from men posession is th at of a tenant, not in Hl 1 * conf»rene« *lth having no right, whatever in the prop- consistent with the rights of an owner, Biemlwra of ih» alale warehouse and erly. At thia lime Fox had put about and the tenant may not deny his land r.illro.»<1 roihtnUn|(»ii r«*prf*»«*ii(Atlv»<» sixty acres under actual cultivation, or lord's title. Adverse possession al of rallwnya affiMted by the decialon within fence* as pasture for hia stock. ways begins with an illegal occupation of the t ’nlti'd Statea aupreino court to He had made little use of the hack of the land by one lacking in legal the Minn* /»Ola m o nitm-d to pul Into twenty acres and had not developed it rights of ownership and possession. effivi aa M«,n aa (MUialhle the atate in any way. The Kandalls took imme As has been rem arked, the possession rule« declared valid by the aupretne diate legal steps to oust Fox from his m ast be adverse, th at is, hostile to court. Thome Include tho, 2 cent paaa holdings and recover the property, but the true owner. I t m ust be w ith in enxer rate, the m errhandl.e freight were defeated. tent to claim title as opposed to the arheitule and the commodity freight Although Fox had secured no good true owner, whoever he may be. One rat», enacted by the leglalature but title when he took the deed and entered in (mssession of lands who claim s to never pul Into effect berauae of the into poaseiunon of the property, his hold only until the tru e owner appears Injunction pn* ceding.. continued ami open use and imaaession is not holding adversely. There m ust The agreem ent ended dlacuaaloo of of it as actual owner for a period of be a continuous and absolute claim of further lltlKuilon by l'r«-aldent Gray ^ over twenty years gave to him com ownership. T h at the possession must of the Great Northern, aaaured the plete right in it. This right was based be actus), or constructive under a color atate offlt lula that there would be no on what ia known aa the statute of of title we have noticed. F u rth er the further delay In eatabllahlng the atate limitations. There is such a statute in possession m ust be open and notorious, ratea and that refunda due ahlppera every state ami they are generally m ust he of such a nature th a t it will for overcharges during the period of much alike, usually providing th at such call the attention of any who may pass lltlgullon representing the difference uae amt |>oaaeasion for a period of th at way of the presence and possession bet ween the present ra te , and tboa« twenty years give good title to the of the " s q u a tte r.” A fu rth e r require made by the atate would be paid at property even as against the rightful ment is th a t possession m ust be ex once. owner. The failure of the rightful clusive and continuous for the period owner to assert his rights for a period named in the s ta tu te —usually tw enty Falrbanka Urge* H a rm ony In Party. of twenty years costa him his title to years. If you possess a d istan t piece of real Omnhn. Neb Forget and forgive the property. This is what is legally waa the keynote of an addreaa deliv termed " title by adverae iKjsaesaion.’’ estate th a t is vacant, do not let any ered her,- by ex-Vico*President t ’haa. Fox retained his control of the en g reat period of tim e pass w ithout in W Falrbanka at n banguet tendered tire eighty acres described under the vestigating the sta te of your holdings. hlin by Sou Republican tenderà of Neb original, worthless deed under which If a “ sq u a tte r” is found e ith er eject raska The gathering waa fairly rep he had entered. He had entered in him or take from him a w ritten s ta te resentative of both wlnga of the party good faith under the deed, believing ment th at he is not the owner and In this alate, that deed to be good and expecting to make no claim of title, but th at you |M>ascas the entire eighty acres. The are the true ow ner and it is by your court enforced his claim, as his fioaaes- permission th a t he rem ains on tbe Runnlan T re a ty Renewal Refuted. property. If th ere is any doubt about l.ondon -A Rt. Peteraburg dlaputch sion applied to all of the property the s ta te of the boundary betw een you to the Rtandard outya that President <(escribed in the deed, he having taken and your neighbjr, get a w ritten s ta te Woodrow Wilson hna declined ItUHata a general possession ami occupied it for m ent from him th a t he has no intention re<)Ui-ai for a renewal of the treaty twenty years. of insisting upon it but will accept the on commerce except on the absolute Alex I*hel|>s settled on the same road one shown to be correct. If this is co n d itio n that American Jew . are al at about the same time as Fox. He not possible, have a survey made and lo w e d to enter Russia freely. verbally laid claim to an eighty-acre enforce your rig h ts by legal proceed tract which he had roughly described ings under the guidance of s com petent on several occasions. He made no pur attorney. chase from anyone, however, had no (Copyright, 1913, by W alter K. Tow ers.) deed, or any other regular means of I acquiring ownership. He »imply Yoncalla Girl of 17 Hatches 294 •Squatted on what he viewed as “ no Chickens and Raises Every One. man’s land.” In the terminology of Down a t Yoncalla, in Douglas Albany. N. V -Accusing Charles F. ‘ the law he had no “ color of title ," as County, is a high school girl who not Murphy of I m -I iir behind a conspiracy . h>i) __ ____ |,-oX Phelps, toe, cleared and cul only knows how to hatch chickens, but to blacken my character because I tivated a part of the tract he claimed, how to raise them a fte r they break refused to do his bidding." Oovernor ,Hlt hHt) HCtually made use of but about the shells. She has made a record of Hulxer gave In detail hla version of h it )xty <cpe> j n this case the court break with the Tammany chteftaln^Allowed Phelps to retain the sixty For more than an hour the governor he h8() artuMny cleared, fenced r t u s t Y o u B e B a ld ? sat In the executive chamber and told ^ eu|tjVHt,-d, because of his )K>saes- What have you dona to atop your the newspaper correspondents, bitter fo(, twenty yesrs. but as to the hair from falling? Hava you tried In Ita denunciation of Tammany a lead reM, he secured no rights. As Phelps Retail “03” Hair Touic? If not, w s want you to try It at our risk. and rrp replete t8(ten um|er no “ color of title ” er nno ie ir with wnu allegations that ^ If you have dandruff; if your hair ia Murphy had attem pted to Influence his rights rested solely on occupation falliu* out and your scalp ia not gla*<<o sad shiny, if you use Resell thr executive action In mat tors of leg and he could make no claim as to "V3" H air Tonie according to dirao- Islatlon. appointments and removals (wirts of a tract which he did not tiuna for thirty days, and a t tha and actually occupy. Merely m arking out from office. of th a t time you are not thoroughly satisfied with the reeulte and will tall T h e governor said he had seen Mur the boundaries of eighty acres anil us so, we will immediately hand back phy only three tim es sin ce his Inau occasionally walking over them without your moDey. Ws w on't ask you to promise anything. We w on't even making continued use was ruled as guration. question you. We will take your •T listen ed to his p ro p o rtio n s.” the not sufficient where Phelps had had mere word sod return your money. governor said, "but I n fused lo do absolutely no color of ritfht to the U ni D oesn't it stand to reason th a t R etail ''9 3 '' H air Tonie m ust be a w hat he w anted me to do because, in upon which he originally settled. mighty good rem edy end have given ••I have alw a y s answered," he said, great satisfaction to our customers if More frequently cases involving the we endorse it like thief We know of •as I am a n sw erin g n o w - n o man can doctrine of adverse possession involve no am ilar rem edy th a t is as good. I t ruin me but W illiam Uulaer. 1 r is because of w hat lUaaU ''93” H air hut « portion of a tract of land and the Tonio has done for others th a t we fused to do Murphy s bidding. 1 re cause of the difficulty is a line fence back it with our own money. fused to be par. of a criminal con that has been located in the wrong W hy suffer scalp sa d hair trouble or be bald, when R etail "93" H air place. Springer and Carr owned ad- aptrncy to loot a state.' Tonic will remove dandruff, make joining places. An old rail fence .e Pa- your scalp comfortable aad healthy, prom ote h a ir growth aad tend to ralcd their fields. Springer secured THE MARKETS. prevent baldness— when wa will hi, farm first and located the fence by pay for th a treatm ent should i t fail Portland. to please you? .ness work from an old survey. Carr W heat —t ’lub, »4c. bluestem . |l-M i raised some question a . to whether the We d o n 't obligate you to an y thing. You Mmply buy th e tr e a t red Russian. Me. boundary wss right, but Springer m- m ent; use it, and If n o t pUaacd. lin y T im othy. »Id. alfalfa. 9* • come back to us em pty-handed—aad aisted that it wc" correct, and. rig h t ws will hand bark w hat you paid us. or wrong it the was boundary between R utter -C ream ery, 28c. Two siaee, 60c a ad »1.00 a bottle. K ggs Candled, 21c. their farms and the one u|wn which he You eon buy R esell "93" H air Teate Kgg» Candled. 19c. would always insist. Knowing little to this comm unity only a t our store. Wll- Wool - E astern Oregon, l«c; either of the true state of the boundary THE MODERN PHARMACY la m ette v a lley , 16c. C J. K im . P ro p rieto r or his rights. Carr let the matter d rift along and the families recognised the Saattle. 7rLa»a line for over tw enty yesrs. club. 92c; ROYAL Baking Powder is the greatest of modem- time helps to perfect cake and biscuit making. Makes home baking pleasant and profitable. It renders the food more digestible and guarantees it safe from alum and all adulterants. 100 per cent from January 1 to June 1, A live w ire new spaper- -The Cot- a record no doubt she thinka will hold tage Grove Sentinel. experienced poultry raiaera for awhile. She is Miaa Anna H untington, 17] yeara old, and a ten th grade pupil. From Jan u ary 1 to Ju n e 1 ahe hatched 294 chicka and every one of them lived. Scores of Cottage Grove Readers are They are Barred Pylm outh Rocks S. Learning the Duty of C. Rhode Islands Reds and S. C. the Kidneys. W hite Leghorne. Miaa H untington waa awarded special To filter the blood ia the kidneyH’ duty. When they fail to do this the kid prizes. 4 ■' " neys are weak. Lose Game in Peculiar Way. Backache and other kidney ills may follow. Corvalila G azette T im e s: B y a H elp the kidneys do th eir work. fluke, the wholly unaccountable, the unlooked-for, Corvallis lost yesterday'a Use Doan’s Kidney P ills—the tested kidney remedy. game to the Honeyman team from Proof of th eir w orth in the follow ing ; Portland. M ilne’s braves led by a score of 2 to 1 until the eighth inning, W illiam A. H askell, retired , 272 W. when a Honeyman b a tte r sw atted the Seventh S t., Eugene, O re., sa y s: ” 1 pill squarely on the proboscis and drove am still enthusiastic for Doan’s Kidney it into left field. A t the beat, the hit Pills and heartily endorse them again. waa not good for more than two bases, They are the very beat remedy to be but the fielder could not find the ball bad for kidney and bladder trouble and and the batter, sending s man in ahead I cannot apeak too highly in th e ir of him made a home run out of the hit. praise in retu rn for the good they have I t developed th a t the ball had gone done m e.” through the only hole beneath the left "W hen your back ia lame- rem em ber field fence and gone into the road. the n am e.” Don’t lim ply aak for a Tbe holt was scarcely large enough to kidney rem edy—aak distin ctly for let a hop-toad through, hut th a t ball D oan’s Kidney P ills— the tam e th at found it and squeezed through and lost Mr. H askell bad. 60c all stores. Fos- the game for Corvallis. ter-M ilburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. DOING THEIR DUTY GOVERNOR SULZER ATTACKS MURPHY W h e a t- lllu estem . 99c; red Russian. 90«. Kggs 20c Ilutter -Creamery, 29«. Then the younger ( .*rr¿ * ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ £ ¡ 1 place on hi. father . death _ He h .d . survey made and discovered th a t the M fenen line was well within h i. true Timothy. »18 P«r ton; aU*»*. boundary and that it g-ve several Hay 11» per ton HISTORY OF THE WORLD TWO-IN-ONE PUZZLE. Add and su b tract according to pictures, etc., and you will then be abla to find out tbe nam e of a rebellion, a difficulty w hich arose from tbe endeavor to secure a more liberal constitution In Rhode Island, which waa secured In 1843. A fter you have done this find the picture of the persoD a fte r whom this rebel lion waa named. Answer to last puzzle: F ranklin Pierce. P icture face under pier. H e lp F ig h t t h e Great Red Plague Citizens of the state are urged to inform themselves regarding this plague which is causing great suffering among bo va and young men and especially among the innooent girla and women off the state. 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