13 DECEMBER 96
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good postmaster. We hope Broth
er Johnson will get it Roseburg
Plaindealer. The Gazette heartily
concurs 10 tbe remarks of the
Plaindealer.
A Welcome rlir of '97.
The bKinuinc of th Ner Year will
have a welcome usher in the ehape of a
fresh Aln atinc, dVccriptiva of th origin.
Datura and csea of the dhUouhI tonio
and alterative, U'.stetter' 8tnninch Bit
ters. C'tnljiucd with tl)8 dt-e-t-riptive
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able for oorieotnrat, statistics, iiluHtra
tions, veigps ci.refully selooted, and other
mental food highly profitable arid enter
tuiniutr. Oa this piiiDphlet. Diiblinhed
and printed annimlly by Tbe UoRtetter
Company, of PiilHbureb, 60 bunda nre
employed in the meohauiciil deprtment
alone. Eleven months are devoted to its
preparation. It is procurable free, of
drngciHts and country denlern every
where. BDd is printed in Enidiflb, Ger
man, Frenob, Spanish, Welsh, Norwe
gian, Holland, Swedish and Bohemian.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS.
To its readers the Gazette this
morning sends merry Christmas
greetings, and trusts that all will
in some way add a gem to the
childish glee, the youthful mirth
or parental happiness of Christ
mas tide. How beautiful it is to
give one day to the ideal; one day
for generous deeds, for good will
and for gladness. One day to for
get the shadows, the rains and the
storms of life, and to remember the
happiness of youth and health.
One day to forget the briars and
thorns on the winding path, and to
remember the fruits and ilowers of
life, ies, one day to forget your
self and to think lovingly of others.
This day is largely one of myth
ical origin, a product of imagina
tion, as ancient history does not
tell us of the exact date of Chris's
birth, but this does not spoil the
beauty, the joy and the happiness
of the occasion. And in sending
greetings of a merry Christmas to
its readers, the Gazette trusts that,
in this hour of mirth, joy and hap
piness, the poor, friendless or sor
rowful may also be kindly remem
bered. "
The senate has confirmed the
nomination of Robert A. Ilaber
sham for survpyor-general of
Oregon.
The latest from Washington is
that Senator Sherman will be
secretary of stato and that Mr.
llauna will go to the senate from
Ohio.
LODGE BILL PASS2D.
Will Prevaat the Inlgratioa ef Illiterate
Foreiaaere Aa Edacatleaal Tut Repaired.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Whether Oregon or California
gels a cabinet pontine or not, the
wholo land will vote they each do.
sorvo it for the work they did in
November.- Intcr-Oonnn.
Editomh even in Washington
seem to lmvo their family troubles.
The Washington Tost snjs: "A
luau is never so badly fooled an
when lie imagines ho thoroughly
understands a woman."
TniH is Oregon's golden oppor
tunity for a ctbinet jositioii and
why fool away the chaueo iu petty
jealousies an to who Khali have the
position. Let our delegation so
led tho man and then let all Ore
gon aris and say Amen.
The 8th day of January ha been
et for a round-up of the il.'iuoorat
io party. When tho gold demo,
crats and the 1 to l-rrs get into
tho imna corral, and tho gate are
hot the air will li full (.f flying
hair and UDpublialmble impreca
tions. i
Ax Eastern Ttchango thinks the
hired gills of Detroit Mich., have
fangbt oo to I'm tree. It says:
"They arc organising a uniou to
Classify occupations, fit wages, Jes
agnate aftrnooua and evenings out,
and arrange a fow other littlo de
tails," and there is lots of fun in
tight
CoNorem should uruadt ().
Dry to visit Iha South ('sroliua
waiup and shoot ducks. He lias
upctfluoue blood iu bis veins that
tbwft Carol iu a tnquit cmld re
lieve liitu of. Yet his a hicothat
the I'uiti'd Mates "go alow va the
Cuban l-naineaa" is slightly iu ad.
VailCrt cf tllO S dinioiatiatinO, for it ' han.l.ra v
Lm tot rv. ii trusl lo go at all ou Vm,t" "",
muj ipi'-n m t i any run hum
jMlltllil1' ,
Washington, Deo. U. Republicans
have every reason to feel gratified at tbe
outcome of the consultation of senators
and representatives of tbe party, which
have been a feature of the first week of
congress. With tbe exception of the
few eilver bolters the party and both
branohea of congress is a unit as to what
is to be done iu the near future. With
out a majority in the senate the party is
powerless to force tariff or any other
legislation at this session of oongreso,
but the mischievous silver clement in
the senate, led by Allen, tbe Nebraska
popnlint, have alreudy been taught that
the republican senators do Dot intend to
lose any opportunities to pass a tariff
bill Ht the comini session.
Tho republican members of tbe house
committee ou ways and means Lave
once mote demonstrated that the repub
lican party never shirks its responsibili
ties and always keeps promises made to
tbe pei.plo, by deciding to begi l at oooe
tbe preparation of a protective tariffbill,
to be puPNud at tho extra session of th
.......... .. T .
uri. tootfrenn. w man in congress is
better fitted to preside over those prep
arations than is Chairman Dingley, of
that oommittee, aud no man is better
Utted to direct the department of tbe
government charged with the Bdrrinia.
tration of tbe tariff law, should Presi
dent McKlnley see lit to make bim Lis
seoretury of the treasury, as many be
lieve he will. There are probably not
twenty men in the oouotry who are so
well posted on the tariff as Mr. Dingley
is, and Ibis is especially fortunate both
for tbe country and for tbe republican
party, as it is the intention to make the
new tariff bill the best we have ever bad
no catering to fmorito industries, as
the present law does, but eqaitable pro
teotion lor all, and at tbe same time rev
eune enough to meet the needs of the
government. It in in a sense an innova
tion for the ways and means committee
of oue house to prepare a bill for the
next houi.e, but it happens to' be all
ri(lit in this uimc, ns every republican
member of (he present cmmiUie has
been reeleole l to lliu ik xt bonne nnd
will be. ciTlain to relnin tlmir committee
plnren, bi-emiNH Speaker -Herd will be
chosen speaker of tint next house with
out republiiiiin opposition,
The ways ntol meaiiH committee has
already li-ld a formal meeting and as
signed the woik of preparing the differ
ent schedules of the new tariff bill lo the
individual members of the oommittoe
best filled lo handle Ho rn, and hearings
of the representatives of different indus
tries will at once be atranged for. Oua
il the mistakes of tl.s pant which will lis
avoided by the new bill will be tU
heavy importations of foreigu goods and
tha ooueiiient inj'iry of our own matin
tnotnrera and working men. This will
be done by providing that dutiable
goods in bonded w arehouses at tha data
upon which tlia new bill beoomes s law
shall pay duty n inbr lb new and Dot
lh old law.
Nil ona was gtcdtly surprised when
Certain democratic senator -sixteen of
them -tried tn kill lb., bill forbidJiug
lb landing i. f ary limn grant between
the ag of M and (VI )ara who it on
abb to read lla lines of tha United
Mutes p .imtiiiihoii in soma printed lan
guago, by pnl oi,in Us poimlderatioa
.a a.... .
iiiiiii , miliary, inn in ilcoisiv tnannar
iu wbii'b Ibeax seiiatora, working in lbs
inlerc! nt tt.Hioliip Companies Ml lief
I ban to rm.e tbi sUtiiUrd of our foreign
born ritisna, wera sal upon by thirty
aen toit.irs indicalet alrnosl In a ear
Unity Dial the bill ul ba paaapj Ulora
tb holiday tepe.
Tim timun during Its Qm wprk paaavd
lb regular pemioa appMprialioa bill,
vral imp rlanl '(ial bills, s simitar
of luiiHvllanmKt mi'antirpt and privats
pan.l.'O bill, ai d a lull probibilint lbs
Sals of lienor in , a eap.tol btilldieg,
and this k aimllior una of tha appro
t rmtioD bill will .p repotlisl and prob
ably p..p, ii u Irietlv s bnaisaaa
bKly, as baa Ub svpty buiiM prrtliU.I
Ofrf by Hprakpr ll-rd.
Kolor Mipfuno, ehaiiinaQ of Iba rt
pul lli an s-ilirial paupiia, . ua lima
in eoroi lying wild lb ananimna in
alraplmna of Iba raupn ! apnut a
a.llliOilHr i f ftta ,, ,(, VMa rI.UIn a
Iba liilrreaia.f li.larual iia birulal
bam, ao I, .tiar h ha la n'Uo ari5tia.
of Iwiag aiifiieu.lir .isdrr, avert tnaa
lie e.Ol.ruiM- la lt tit -1 . 1 1 .1
Wasuinoton, Deo. 17. Tbs aenata to
day passed tbe immigration bill, known
as tbe Lodge bill, with a new section pro
viding tbal tbe exclusion should not ap
ply to persons arriving from Cuba during
tbe continuance of the present disorders
there. Tbe strength of the bill was
greater than had been expected, tbe final
vote being 52 to 10.
As passed, tbe bill amends tbe immi
gration lawa so 3 to exclude from ad
misdion to tbe United States all persons
over 16 years old who canuot read and
write the language of their native coun
try or some other language, bat aa ad
missible immigrant over the ege of 16
may bring in with him, or send for bis
wife or parent or grandparent or minor
children or grandchild, notwithstanding
their inability to read and write. For
tbe purpose of testing tbe ability of an
immigrant to read and write, as re
quired by the foregoing section, the in
spection offioers shall be famished aopies
of tbe constitution of the United Stales
printed on numbered uniform paste
board slips, eaoh containing five lines of
tbe constitution' printed in tbe various
languages of tbe immigrants in small
pica type. These Blips shall be Kept in
boxes made for that purpose end so con
structed .as to ooaoeal tbe slips from
view, each box to contain slips of bat
one language, and the immigrant may
designate the language in wbioh he pre
fers the test shall be made. E .oh im
migrant shall be required to draw one of
these slips from tbe box and read and
afterwards write out, in full view of tbe
immigration offioers, the five, lines
printed thereon. Each slip shall be re
turned to tbe box, and the cop tents of
the box shall be shaken by tbe inspeotor
before another drawing is made. No im
migrant failing to read and write out the
slip thus drawn by bim shall be ad
mitted; but be shall be returned to the
country whence he oame at the expense
of the railroad or steamsbio which
brought him, aa now provided by law.
Tbe inspection officers shall keep in
eaoh box at all times s fall camber of
these printed pasteboard slips, snd in
tbe oase of each excluded emigrant
shall keep a certified memorandum ol
the slip wbioh tbe emigrant fsiled to
read or copy in writing.
Tbe Cuban aeotioo added to tbe bill
provides that the aot shall not apply to
persons srriving in tbe United States
from any port or place in tbe island of
Cobs daring the continuance of the
present disorders there; provided snob
persons have heretofore been inhabitants
of that island.
Bottled Up !
It certainly la disheartening- to a pa
tient to find that the treatment he Is
given for a disease is more disastrous
than the disease itself. - Such ia the
case, however, with the usual treat
ment given for diseases of the blood.
Notwithstanding tbe great progresa
made in many branches of medicine,
the doctors have failed absolutely to
find a successful treatment for blood
poison, and the many diseases having
their origin in the blood. They give
but one kind of medicine, they know
but one treatment, and whether in
the form of powder, pill or liquid, the
doctor's prescription is always the
same potash or mercury.
Too much cannot be said of the harm
ful and disastrous effectsof these drugs.
Ihe doctors are unable to rid the sys
tem of the poison, and direct their
efforts toward covering up the symp
toms from view. There is but one ef
fect to be obtained from potash and
mercury they bottle up the poison
and dry it up in the system, but it
must be remembered that they dry up
the marrow in the bones at the same
time, gradually consuming the vital
ity. Those disfiguring copper-colored
splotches are but indications of worse
results to follow. No sooner has the
system taken on the full effects of this
powerful drug than that suppleness
and elasticity of the joints gives way
to a stiffness, followed by the racking
pains of rheumatism. Tbe form grad-
potash!
Tbe maintenance of its strength snd
freshness under sit ohmatic oonditijns is
evidence that tbe Royal Powder is mors
accurately made snd composed of purer
and belter ingredients. Such s powder
only will give uniform results in perfect
foods snd prove of the greatest eoonomy
in tbe saving of fl mr, butter and other
articles used in their production.
Fur Hale.
Oue hundred and sixty acres deeded
land, for sale cheap; tbe Bmead place,
southeast quarter section thirty-tco,
township two.
Address: Coffin Bbos ,
501-tf No th Yakima. Wash.
Notice of Intention.
Land Office at La Gkandk, Orkbon.
1 leceinhpr '). I. lyort
VTOTICE IS HERKBY GIVEN THAT THE
followine-nained settler htin filp,l n,,tlno
of his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the County Cleric of Morrow Countv. Oreir.
on, at Heppuer, Oregon, ou February 3, 1NI7,
VIA.
JAMES AYEKS
H. E. No. 5279 for the NU SP Sen. as and Kii
8WH See 24, Tp 1 N, K 27 E W M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
said land, viz :
John Barker, Isaac Vincent, Charles M. Long,
George W. Pearson, all of Galloway, Oregon.
ou-n. fl. f . VWLSON, Register.
'.How to Cure all Skin Disease!."
Simply apply "Swayne'a Ointment."
No internal medicine required. Cares
tetter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on tbe
taoe, bands, nose, &o., leaving the skin
dear, white and healthy. Its great bead
ing and dilative powers are poeseaaed
by no oihnt remedy. Auk your drug
gist for N wayne's Ointment.
(HUisniAH AM) JIISTLKTOK.
Tbe coming of Chriatmas always
brimrs with it the pleasant memory f
the miatletoe, and in almost every seo
tion of the country the anciont regard
for tins shrub still remaius, especially
the old Kuglieh aud German custom of
kisiiiug under the mistletoe at Christ
mas. This plant has a very long sod
ancient history, extending sway back
iuto the Hoitudiuevian mvlbology, and
farther, if then is anything beyond.
1 here are soma 27 species of lbs plant,
four growing as s parasite on apple, oak.
elm and many other traaa, snd, bacauae
of its parasitical habit, it has been long
accounted sa mors holy than plants
which grow in lbs regular way. Tbs
Druids, who were tbs bishops sod prlaata
of lbs established ehoreh in tbs Dritiah
isles when s coat of bias psinl formed a
full drres suit for s Britisher, need lo
set great atora by it, and to pal oo s
white seoenalon robe, like s nightshirt,
and shrub oat on tbs boughs of oak
Ireea like monkeys to sut off tbs baoebes
of mistletoe with golden sickles. It ia
col now with jack knives by farmers io
undress uniform, sod is only esteemed
for tbs privilege II eoDterskisiDg say
ons foood slandiog under Ii. Tbal (a,
yon kiaa, if you waot to; yon dus'l save
Ut.
kliatletos grows very prof aaaly la (be
W Ilia met la valley, tbs damp cliasts be
ing especially favor able to it, so Easier.
Oregon ma si depend npoo gwtttsg its
sapply from that mors favored saetio.
Holly la slao aaaoslaled with Ibis plea!
io Christmas faallvltlas sod fof wtsler
parlor decor allows.
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Money -back dealing is
nranicil honesty safety,
if you prefer it
Schilling's Pe$t
a
naa
f4e
feiwai
SanwiBf aaMile
are money-back pjood.
r f al Kf
K. W. khc4 Co.
ually benda, the bones ache, while de
crepitude and helplessness prema
turely take possession of the body,
Under this treatment, it is but a short
step from vigor and health to a pair
of crutches. With thia wreck of the
system often comes falling of the hair
and eyebrows, loss of finger nails,
and decay of the bones a condition
most horrible. This ia no overdrawn
picture, for the world to-day ia full of
these hobbling mercurial wrecks.
Contagious Blood Poison ia the most
horrible of all diseases, and has been
appropriately called the curse of man
kind. Until the discovery of S. S. 8.,
it waa iucurable. It has always baf
fled the doctors, and it is in thia dis
ease thai tho fcvila of mercury and
potash are most common, because
these drugs are given in such large
doses in an effort to counteract the
poison. While they aticcccd in bottling
up the poiaon in the system, it always
breaks forth again, attacking, aome,
delicate organ, frequently the month
and throat, filling them with eating
aorcs. ti. S. S. ia the only kuown cure
for this terrible disease.
It is the aanio lit other diseases of
the blood. Bcrofula, Ecuenia, Cancer,
Khuumatiam, all are given the same
treatment by tbe ohyaiciaua mercury
snd potash, and the result aa above act
forth ia alwaya tbe aanie.
We offer a remedy purely vegetable
powerful in its effect, yet harmless in
every wky. For fifty yeara 8. S. 8.
has been curing blood diaeaaea, from
the moat violent to the tniideat case,
after all other treatment failed. It ia
guaranteed purely vegetable, and one
thousand dollars reward la offered for
proof to the contrary. It ia a real
blood remedy for real blood troublea.
snd never fails to cure Contagious
Blood Poison, Scrofula, Ecxema, Rheu
matism, Cancer, or any other diaeaae
of the blood. If you have a blood dia
eaae, take a remedy which will not
injurs yon. Deware of mercury don't
do violence to your system. lion't get
bottled apt
Our books on blood and skin dia
eaaea, will be mailed free to anv ad
areas. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Oa.
SHERIFFS SALE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
nnd bv virtue of a writ of execution iaauml
out of the circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Morrow County, ; under the seal thereof,
and to me directed and delivered upon a Judg
ment aim ueuree renaerea ana enterea in saiu
Court on the 9th day of Beptember, 189H, iu
favor of Eliza R. Owens as plaintiff, and against
rmiun, miigenna jnary j. nenge,-nis wile,
Louis Schewrich and Bchewrlch. his wife.
as defendants, whereby the piaintiffdid.reeover
a personal decree against the defendants Frank
H. Benge and Mary J. Benge, his wife, for the
sum of ")31.25, with interest thereon at the rate
of eight per cent per annum from the 1st day
of January. 18D4; the further sum of 145.00 At
torneys tees, tnd the costs and disbursements
taxed at 144.00; and whereby It was decreed
that the mortgage dated ou the 19th day of
December 1H8. executed by said last named
defendents to the Ixmihard Investment Co. and
by it assigned to plaintitt upon the following
described real property In Morrow County,
Oregon, to-wit: The Northwest Quarter of
Section Thirty-two in Townshtp Two South of
Range Twenty-five East of Willamette meri
dian, containing 160 acres, which mortgage was
recoroea on me atln any oi December. issn, at
ge m oi book "v oi tne Kecorus ot Mortgages
n the oflice of the Countv Clerk of Morrow
County, Oregon, should be foreclosed, and the
said real property sold by the Sheriff' of Morrow
County, Oregon, to satisfy said judgment and all
costs; therefore I will, on Saturday, the:)tb
day of January, 1897, at 2 o'clock iu the after
noon oi mat aay, at tne Iront door oi tne court
house in the city of -.Heppuer, Oregon, sell all
the right, title, interest and estate which the
said defendants and all persons claiming and to
claim by, through or under them, or any of
them, had on the 19th day of December. 1888,
or since then have had, or now have, in and to
the above described real property, and every
Cart thereof, at public auction to the highest
idderforcash In hand, the uroceedi of such
sale to be applied In satisfaction of said execu
tion ana an costs.
Dated this 22d day OI December, 1896.
E. L. MATLOCK,'
603-tl. Sheriff of Morrow County, Oregon.
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Nothing, except that he has just discovered that at the
Odd Combination Store of
P. C. Thompson Co.
Is tbe best plaoe to bny Rait, Sugar, Soap, Sardines, Sicks, Sapeoders,
Sewing Machines, Shotguns, or Saws. Complete lines of Groceries or -
Hardware. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
DOINT F0R6ET THE PLACE.
Q0TS AND SHOES'
tMS -
THE PLACE TO GET THEM IS AT
AX. IvICHTENTHAIv'S
lie has anything In this line that you may desire and you can depend on it you get a good
article when Mat guarantees it.
SHOES I IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
Old Stand, Main Street. Repairing Specialty.
O l PORTLAND OREGON ' &
FULL ENGLISH COURSE. J
IgSp FRENCH AND GERMAN. jfljLrfl
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rjft Bookkeeping, shorthand, telegraphy. K j
Notice of Intention.
I AND OFFICE AT THE DALLES OREGON,
J Deo. 17. 1896. Notice is hereby alven
that the following-named settler has tiled notice
of his intention to make final proof In support
of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before K. L. Freeland. U. S. Commissioner, at
Heppuer, Oregon, on February, nth, 1K97, viz:
HARRISON CL'M.MINGS,
Hd. E. No. 2Hfi, for the NW NV!4 Pee 27, NV4
NK!t and 8 VA NK!t Sec 2S, Tp 5 8, R 2T K.
ile names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence unon and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
Charles II. Bnllls. James II. Wvland, Joseph
RHiinister, Waller Bcnui'tt. all of llardmau.
Oregon. JA8. F..MOOKK.
f Keittnter.
Notice of Intentid
if
T AND OlTIf'F. AT THE DAl.I.kx, OIIEOON
U lec. Jl. IMK). Notice Is hereby irlven lh.it
the following named settler has tiled notice of
Ills Intention to make llnsl proof In siiiHirt of
his cIhIiii. and that sitld proof will be made
before J, W. Morrow, county clerk, at Heppuer,
itckoii, on rninmry i, i.t.i,, ru :
inVIll B KKIt,
II. 1. K. No, ,Vj8l, for the SW'i, Hoc .Tl, Tp 1 H, R 24
K.WM.
Ile names the following wltneMcs to prove
nn eoiiiiiiiioiis rcaniciico upon ami cultivation
of an til buid, vl:
lleitianiln r. Mm;. Wlll'nm T. King. Jnmct
M. Ilmuhlct, Itmmns J. NMIlbclin. allot lone.
wrefcoii.
J AH. F. MOOKK.
.'H:l. Register.
Timber Culture, Final Proof.
Notke for I'alillrailna.'
fairan Status I.m orrn a.
The !ll. llreuoii, .t, I, l"'W.
NOTICE IS HKKKHV ilVN THAT RICH
ant W. Kobtaon. of Klsht Mile. (Itrinii
has Sled notice ol Intention to make final pnail
brloreJ. W. Morrow, county clerk, at litirh
In Hrppnef Orecnn, on Kalnrday th. IMh day
of January, frj, on timber culture application
nn. ir n. w n oi aacuon no. in Iowa
ship No. a south, rana No. hiL
Ha name aa witnraaet: John W. Allitott.
Charlra loarabam John 8. Ingraham, Aaron
a. naiiH-, an oi r.igni mtia. ir-ton
J AH, K. MOOKE. Rrftltcf.
A Usui Trass Africa.
Sometimes valuable Information about
arMlvaaeomeerromoseipaolait enoreee.
A laadlog organ of tbs Melbmliat rhoreb
rostribatee the followlog interest leg
Bate sbont Auarioso baking row dart sll
tbs way from 1 fries:
Iter, Uiabop William Taylor, for saf
er! jeers Matbliat Disbop of Africa,
sue Ibat tbs reJ label of lbs Royal
Baking I'owiler, so familiar to every
tvniarkvepar ia Ameries, M quia sa wall
ksowa snJ lbs powJar aa highly prlsaj
la amy part of Ibat eontltnK I to abieb
etvtliiatltia baa iteeda4. Tbe luiyal
Bakiag l'owjer was taken lo Hootb
Africa s great many raars ago br Mrs.
Robinaos, mlaaionary. Hal IU oae
snoa apraa.l beyosd lbs yiaatoaa, asJ II
cam Is be ragardod as a aeraaitf bf
all elaaaea. Il was fosod partioelaly
tsleabls is lbs mlnae aa4 apoa lbs
rawebes. an J freqnetitlj anlJ si letsrvx
sUths for s dollar s posed.
Aentbr lalefaalisg staUruaot ia tbal
so olbrr bakisg pwjef win taad ar
ka Is Ibal eoseiry. Kef. It we Tay bi,
lbs atl lof Afrteaa 1 last una, aays:
"During tbe pa o yars we bat.
K. U WMi.ll Aaatcaa.
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That Imalne.s mas. n.a.1. aa aanatil .m. ,0 0,1 ' !fl'0 W """. SBd for tbe laM
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ilkin I,, t'atlrwrn, tl prnpfMnf of Iba
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llfUMi., liuM, V et, s.lt liiMMim". smunst to etmal U.na,
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Notlct of Intention.
I AND OFFICE AT THE DALLES. OKE'iON
Ii INr. a, 14. Hollr la harabv f
mat in. lonowinf named sttlr has niaxl no
Ur. of his Intention In mal anal prnnf In lun-
port ol bis claim, anil that aabl Jpmnl will b
mad. balor. Jnaaph L. lillin, v. a. Cora. .at
LiaiiiitioB, uina, on January 1, lav?, vis:
JUSTIS A. MILLER.
Jr jn , for tha m . Tp I K, I
Ha nanw. th. lollnwlnf wltneaaa. in pmv.
htamntlniMnM rcldvar. upon and raltltaUon
l. Bald land, l
Olio a llwla-lnn. William Smwnlnt. Edward
r. aniwaing, j,n nana, m itin(.nn r
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OttlE.
VCTlcB i nirrnviiivkN tmt a urn
iv lh( nl th. ba-khnldpf. ol Iha llrm.nar
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I hair nflVa n lp.nr. Uncus, no lb. ani
Taf Janaarr. I7, Maws Iha ko-ira nl
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lv n a th. awsl.ol.t.ra n( th. ajl..nal
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Jaanarf. lawf Limn l ha ttnuraaf la. m a
a a aai4 1ar th. smrana. ni .lartl
Sirarlnrt bx tha .aanlni yaar
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that a .r lm i.
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mal. I.i.tli ilhara .1 axl. "..f iu
atanea. (ha tj .rinl.k'tatil of enr Uaaaia
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taa. tha nr n4 ( ti.m a lav. a.4 4
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