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Newspaper Page Text1 HABITS OF T H E RICH. ■ • t u p le s o f M i l l i o n a i r e E i l r a t n i i a i i c '« Ja t h e M e t r o p o lis . STORY OF THE FLOOD RURAL W A T E R SUPPLY. Its l u r l t . i r r T H E R E ARE M A NY AND VARIED V E R C o n d i t i o n N ot O u g h t t o lie. W tin t It N O T IC E O F A P P L I C A T I O N F o i l P A T E N T — M I N I N '; A l'P I B A T IO N NO. 107. L.-alr_-J -1- -Ja •A; . iMigh Grade Meats: In the U n ited S tn tes L und Office nt K osob u rg, O regon . A u g u st 14, 1900. N otice is hereby g iven tlint t l c t - g .' Ttie l,rrn t Event Is CU rouleled Not ti. W a r t i e r , w h o s e p o s t o til c e Out? In the Tn I in i* it null K oran , but address Is C o tta g e d r o v e , h n iiv l'u .. 1» the l .e f e u d . o f Alm ost E v ery O regon, lias th is d a y tiled Ins a p p lic a tio n for a p a ten t bn 2,735.90 linear If nee Thut E ver l,ive«l on Eurtli. feet o f th e vein, lod e o r d»*po-it, One o f the most pow erful and vivid k n o w n a s the L o st P r o v in c e an d is the Hnest in Oregon. descriptive portions o f , tlie liook o f B enefit L o c u t io n s , bearin g g o ld ami oth er p reciou s m etals, tog eth er w ith Genesis is that devoted to the w onder Fresh Fish each Tuesday and Friday. th e surface g ro u n d :W 0 feet in w idth ful story o f the il.-lir/'* Together with on h o t b sid es o f tin* ce n te r o f s a id , Set* »an p lant, e ve ryth in g new and up-to-date. the accounts ol Adam s fall, the slay vein, lod e o r d e p o s it s i.ii. 11 • ■ < 1 in th e ; ing o f Abel and the turning o f Lot's B oh em ia M in in g d is tr ic t, u n or m - "P h o n e i/.ed. C o u n ty of la m e , an d s u i t e i,i M a in SY. w ife into u pillar ot salt, every one O reg on , a n d d e -ig n a te d by the !■'i**1 < 1 remembers from childhood how Noah rr Jfi q . -T- .fT -TT -- 7 T .. N otes a n d O fficial P lat on file In this w as wurned o f the doom impending o ffice a s M ineral Su rvey N <■ over the children o f men and how he bein g p a r t ly In Seel Ion 12. T o w n -h ip constructed a huge ark in which he did 23, s . It. i E ., Su spended trvey, live, him self und his fam ily and tw o p a rtly u n siirvey ed T o w n s h ip 2"*, S. It. *7 2 Hast, said M ineral Survey No. o f every lieast o f the held and fow l o f 4 4 being described a s fo llo w s , ruw it: the air, for the space o f 190 days, or B eg in n in g a t a hem lock p o s t l feet 4 until the w aters subsided und the dry lo n g , 5 inches sq u a re, s**t IS in ch es in land appeared. Hut tlie Biblical recital ! lie g ro u n d su rrou n d ed w Pli s u b s ta n o f this terrible visitation o f divine tial m ou n d ol rock rlb td 1 (¡35 fo r wrath is by no means the only one. corn er N o. 1, o f the B en efit L o c a tio n In fact, Abe most skeptically Inclined You w ill a l w a ys be h ap p y if you fro m w h ich sa id corn er N o. 1. a Hr must believe thut som ething o f the sort (leg. 20 inches in diam eter, bears actually occurred long ago. for It has VV. ¡19.5 feet, and ti fir i 1 in ch es ill d i o - burn electric lig h ts, for they w ill am eter, bears N. 20,D d e g K. 11 feet, been perpetuated not only In the Tal 4 b o th faced und scribed 1 -035 ii. T. ; U. mud and Koran, but In the legends o f S. M ineral M onum ent sat in M ineral niiuo -1 every nation and race that ever Survey N o. 220, bears S. . ti g. Js min lived on tin* face o f the earth, Including E. 4,807.5 feet; thence N orth 71 <leg. the Chinese, the anelent Aztecs of Hi min. VV. (vai lutim i 21 deg. 30 mill. /< Mexico, the Indian tribes o f North and K. ) 1,482 feet t o c o r n e r N o. 2 o f sa id * South America and even the savages B enefit L o c a tio n : a h e m lo c k p o s t 4 of Africa. feet lo n g , 4 inches sq u a re, set is The story, o f course, varies material inches in th e grou nd scrib ed 2-035, su rrou n d ed bv su b sta n tia l m o u n d of ly In the multitudinous traditions, but rock , fr o m w hich a fir 30 in ch es in d i die gist o f it remains substantially the a m eter lieurs N. 55 »leg, H. 0 3 feet ) nine namely, that the earth was mice Co. and a Iir 30 inches ill dia m eter bears 4 visited by a great llooil in which nearly 8 . 83% d e g . West 15 fuel, b o lli faceti^ every living thing was overw helm ed anil scrib ed 2-035 B T . : thence N. 0 * and lost. Thu» In the Koran w e read • leg. 0 min. VV. (v a r ia t io n 20 deg. E i that Noah constructed the ark with 151 71 feet to c o rn e r N o 3, of said h ereof, o r th ey w ill be barred by n u trition . K o d o l d ig ests w h a t y o u divine assistance und was railed at 'o r Benefit L o c a tio n ; a h em lock post o virtue o f th e p r o v is io n o f th e S tatute. eat, p rev en ts c o lic ,c h o le r a , d ia rrh oea , Ills pains hv the wicked. When tlie B e n ja m in L . E iiiiv , R e g is te r . flu x, dysen tery an d sum m er c o m inches s q u a re 4 feet lon g se t is inches plaints g e n e r a lly , an d its use xx ill cu re in th e g r o u n d scribed 3 035, s u r time prescribed for the punishment o f in d ig e stio n and ch ron ic d y sp ep sia rounded w ith su b sta n tia l m ou n d of ( mankind arrived, water was seen to K odol is g o o d a lik e rock: and a h em lock 14 in ch es in d i Ihe Funny Pictures for the Children p e r m a n e n tly . j How from the burning oven o f Noah's for y o u n g and o ld . Your d r u g g is t a m e te r hears S. on1., deg. E. I I ' fe e t . | wife, and immediately all the veins C h ild : • i. Ays e r jn v tlie Leader | sells it. and a fir 20 inches in d ia m eter b ea rs and arteries o f the earth broke and S. 24 deg. VV 13.5 feet. B oth fin ed s u p p le m e n ts T; ^ Leader is spurted out water. lWlU'3 and scrib ed 3-035 9. T . ; the continence g o in g t< '*!:■ this a permanent Nimh was then admonished in these .Ittlo of G rizzly creek a n d ( 'h a in p lo n creek fe a tu r e , an d w o k u o w your children I words: “ Take and bring Into the ark The f:raou8 IKtlo puis» bea rs N. 32% deg. K. 328 f e d : the I two couples o f every kind o f animal, q u a r te r section corn er oil the n orth w o ld a p p re c ia te g e t t in g the Lea line o f S e c tio n 12, to w n s h ip 23, S. B . der r e g u la r ly . male and female, with all your fam ily, Don’t fail to sub- THE ORIGLIAI. LA*' YTJVE COUGH CYRUf» S N O W S L ID E S OF ROCKIES. 1 K ., Su spended S u rvey h ears N. is sm iiie fo r th e L en d er except him who has been condemned . ~ ~ I deg. 8 m in. VV. 1,329.6 I t .; t h e n « by your mouth, and receive the faith _ P e r i l o f . . M o u n t a i n s T a k e s 11» T o ll o f X ( ) r i|, g j ;; i j .v o m ì s i n eg , .»+ m in. E. v ariation ful and even the unbelieving, but few I.lf« ' n o il P r o p e r t y . B?d Clover Blosrom .»¡«i aoncy See 0 3 Every Dotile. I 21 d eg . K. ) 304 .33 feet to co t net* N o. 4: only will enter.” The Koran also says Every year the life o f a miner in the a h em lock p o s t 4 inches sq u a re. 4 feet Pr i m . that tin* ark was built In tw o years high mountain regions Is menaced by lo n g , set I n in ch es in the g ro u n d sur and that it contained three stories, the the uvula nolle or snow sllde, und every rou n d ed w ith su b sta n tia l m ou n d of Portland, A u g. IK, 1900. A PE SSIM IST ’ S Q U E ST IO N S. upper one for tin* birds, the middle one year brings Its list o f casunlltlcs and ro ck scribed 1-035; a hem lock 14 inches '¡R A I N , 1 ’liO bP C E , FEED. t h is $60 M a c h in e fo r $ 2 3 for the men and the provisions and the o f hairbreadth escapes. The story o f d ia m eter liears N. 33 d eg . 13 m ill VV. Why Is it Hint a cleaning o f win It is ft li igh -a rm , drop Wheat— Walla Walla, 69c; Valley, FREIGHT PREPAID. 24 .!) feet; a n d a w h ite Hr 14 inch s In hold fer the beasts. Canaan, the sou hea d, h i l l bearing, lock snow slldes w ould fill a hook und would ilow s Is the signal for a rainstorm? 70 » : blues Urn, 7 I red, »¡ 6 c. stitch, d o u b l e feed, self- d ia m e te r liears S. 20 d eg . 10 min. VV. threadiDg s hu tt le : h a i W hy 1 ; John always late the night the o f Ham, refused to he saved. There be a thrilling, tragic and In som e cases 11.5 feet, b o th faced n o d scribed 4-0.35 Outs— White $32; gray, $ 3 1 . fore Noah cursed him, anil his posteri a ut o m a ti c b ob b in winder a grew som e one. > »ok is ait and visitors are expected It. T ,; W a rn e r ’ s c a b in liears s on de r. and o t h e r latest Im prove Barley— I>r< wing, $ 2 4 .; f e e d , ty becam e black and were enslaved. Mon have ridden hundreds o f feet on K. 15 feet; th e n ce S. 74 deg . 51 m in K. me nt« . This Is the ANTI- a the evening? Tl'.FST MACHINE. It la Tin* Persians assert that Ham Incurred the back o f a snow sllde nud liuvo es (v ariation 20 d eg . 15 miti. E) 1,077.3 $ 2 3 .7 5 ; rolled, $25 to 20. And why, oh, why, do visitors at the same m a c h i n e agent* i Ids father's malediction as well. When caped unhurt. Others have been caught feet t o c o rn e r N o. 5 o f -¡aid Benefit Hay Timotliv, $11.00 to $12.50; are askin g yo u $60 for. All w lys com e the one afternoon hi the a tt a c h m e n t « g o with each 1 six months had passed the ark rested and burled so deep and lu such uncer L oca tion being iden tical w ith N E. * ........ $ 9 ; clieat, $ 7 ,5 0 lo reck when one Is not dressed to re- mac hine . Hold fur only J on the top o f Mount DJoudl (Ararat), tain spots that th»*lr bodies have not c o r n e r o f th e A m en ded L o c a tio n and $S; alfalfa, $ 1 1 . * cash Hnd f.3 m onthly. calve them ? after having made tin* circuit o f the been discovered until the melting o f w ith Corner Nc». 2 of the L o s t I’ n iv- Write TODAY for free FURNITURE CATALOGUE showing .vlillstufis— Middlings, $25 to 2(J; elegant W hy does a woman think she has so household g o od s we will shiv» (Freight itiee L o d e of this su rvey. A h ml ok world. Tabari says that tw o sorts of the snow in the follow in g spring. Prepaid) on Easy Payment*—our new CREDIT plan. much better taste than her richer chop $ ly ; bran, $ 1 7 to 18;shorts p ost 4 inches square, l feet lo n g set animals left the ark which had not en Some have been caught as they were G c v u r t i r F u r n it u r e C o m p a n y : elglihor If she hut had as much money 18 inches in the g ro u n d su rrou nd ed $18 to 19. tered It the pig and the cat. Concern walking, but a few steps from the 173-175 First St.. PORTLAND, OK. to gratify It? w ith su b s ta n tia l m ou n d < *f lo c k , Flour— Hard wheat, patent, ing the latter w e have this Interesting boarding house to the mine, or while scribed 5 2-035; an d a fir 2S in. ie .-. in W hy Is It that a leak In the pipe is straight, $3 .4 5 ; gra piece ol' Inform ation: When the rats be em ptying a cur on the mine dump. Not diam eter bears » . 17% ileg VV 11.4 $ 1 It); alw ays discovered Saturday afternoon, gan to make trouble the voyagers com Infrequently men have found them feet, and a tir 2N inches in diam eter ham, $3.50; rye, $5; whole wheat when a plum ber cannot lie found until plained to Noah. Whereupon the patri selves tem porarily imprisoned by the b ea rs N orth 73 d g. VV . in fi et, b o th i Hour, £ 3 . 5; valley flour $3.50to3.65 Jdonday morning? arch "passed his hand dow n the hack entrance o f the mine being closed by faced and scribed 6-2-1135 B T ., Dakota, $(i.5o to 7 . 2 5 ; Eastern rye, Why Is It that when one has made a o f the lion, who sneezed, aiid the cat a slide while they w ere at w ork and thence ¡Smith 0 i:e_>. li min. H a s l, ( v a $ 5 .4 0 ; Pillsbury, $(¡.20 purchase one secs teu minutes later leaped out o f its nose. And the cat ate have had to dig their w ay out. riation 22, % deg. El 5UH.24 feet to c o r Corn Whole, $'2(>; ernekedj $27 -»I tier No. I, of .nsi 1’ io v in c c L od e o f something else which would liuvo been tin* rats." A Chinese cook ut one o f the Idaho this su rvey, 01 7.34 feet to c o rn e r No. 1 per ton. better or cheaper or m ore becoming? A ccordin g to tlie Talmud, Noah and mines stepped outside Ills kitchen door of th e B enefit L o d e the p la ce o f be- Philadelphia I AM Igor. Rye— $ 1.50 per cwt. his fam ily and one pair o f each kind of for a m om ent and w as caught and g in n in g . PliODHt E beast w ere to he saved in the ark, hut hurled with the slide 1,000 feet dow n Beginning at h em lock p o s t 4 feet 'M m * l im lK I> P o lic e . Butter- Fancy crru^cry, 2 1 t f c . l o f every clean beast seven w ere to en the hillside and his body was not re lo n g 4 Inches squtin*. set 1' inches in Iii Iiio conduct o f tlie police depart- dairy th e g ro u n il scribed 1-035 su rrou nd ed 22 c; city cream« ry, 21 '/2 ter in. The rhinoceros, however, hud covered till the follow ing spring. ment In an English city we find u to 15e; store t4 to 14 c Such incidents denote the extrem e with a su b sta n tia l m ou n d of rock 14 Btrlkl.ig com parison with our Am er to he left out, for the sim ple hut sufll suddenness, pow er and velocity o f the fr o m w h ich a fir 4s inches in diam eter Cheese— Young America, ican notion o f police work. In Man- d e n t reason that Its neck alone was slide. Little or no warning Is given, n bears N. 59 i'ep , E. 0.7 feet anil ;i fir Oregon full cream, 13c to 1 4 y oil aster, us In Loudon, the policeman three miles long. Nevertheless all the 4 n inches in illumeti r liears S. 17 deg. Eggs — Fresh Oregon ranch I i alw ays tlie servant o f tlie public, ; rabbinic writers agree that the rhl- roar, a cloud o f snow obscuring the W est 24 2 fe tl b o th said tit- faced ¡m il sight o f the real slide, and in u mo scribed 1-035 B. T. mid U . S. M ineral .'.a in London, lie curries neither club [ uoeeros survived the flood; hence It Is 20 to 2 1 . uieut thousands o f tons o f snow, M on u m en t set in M ineral S 11 rvc> N o. reasonable to suppose that the huge nor revolver. Ills duties are very Poultry -Boosters, 9 to lo e ; hens mingled with trees and debris, are shot 229, bears S. 5 deg . 25 min. E. 1.N55 i nearly tlie same as those o f a New I beast w as taken In tow by a rope at i3 ; fryers, 16»' to 17; broilers York officer. It is in his method o f tached to Its horn. Some authorities dow n tin* gulch or the slope o f a m oun feet for c o r n e r No. I o f L o-t P ro v in ce L od e b e in g identical w ith th e N. VV. 14 to ific; geese, live, 8 to; 8.50 iiolug Ills work that the striking d if j likewise declare that Noah extended tain as from the mouth o f a cannon. c o r n e r o f file A m ended L o c u tio n , di ssed, 11 -1 1 v ; turkeys, Iive,l 4 - i 5 In a few sis'onds all is over and the j his hospitality to another outsider In lys re a r s alm ference lies, lie Is always quiet, al scenery o f the little valley is com thence N. 0 deg. 0 m in. VV. ( v a r ia tio n Fit CITS A NO VKOETABLE 8 . .rays neat, alw ays respectful, even the shape o f Og, the giant, w ho clim b T h i s f io m e d y ¡3 a F p c c l f i c , 21 deg 30 m in. E .) 500.24 feet to c o r pletely changed Mines and Minerals Grape fruit— Crate $ 4 . to 4 .50 deferential, lu his treatment o f the «•d on the ro o f o f the ark und received S u r e to G iv e S a t i s f a c t i o n , ner No. 2. "I Lost P rovin ce I od e. be c t v s s R E '.tcr a t o n c e . public. Such overbearing manners as his dally food through a hole bored In Cranberries— $14. in g id en tica l w ith N. VV. corn er i*f the VVhnt 11 L e t t e r W i l l !» o . A m ended L o c a t io n and w ith C ornel - e som etim es see In New York police the side o f the vessel. Potatoes— Oregon, 4 O to 65c. It cleanses, fiooihes, heals, and protects the A proofreader, unuut the Importance N o. 5 uf the B en efit l,< d r o f t i .i s .sur lists sod membrane. It cures Catarrh ai,d Arnrnt has been known under this men would not lie tolerated In Man LIVESTOCK MARKET. 'rives away a Cold in the Head quickly, name for 3,000 years, and an Armenian o f trifles, read from Ills notebook these v ey: th en ce ,S. M deg. 30 min. E. ( v a Chester or In London, for that mat Cattle- Best steers $ 3.50 to 3 ,0 5 ; j best ores the Senses of Ta-to and Smcii. w riter declares that an entire country absurd sentences, ca d i made by tlie riation 23% deg. E l 1.281 8 feet to eoi t e r —Success tier No. 3, iden tical w ith tlie N. L cows , 2.25 to 2 .5 0 ; calves, $4.00 to ' asy lo tie.* Contains no injurious drag was so culled after Aral tin* Fair, an omission o f a single letter: Applied into the nostrils anil pbsorbed. corn er of the A m en d ed L o c a tio n o f j $ 4 ,5 0 "T h e conflict was dreadful and the lli-ln t ii u f “ 4 li ii i! fVi-ur." ancient Armenian king, w ho lived IJ iron 50 cents at Druggists or 1 7 L ost P r o v in c e L o d e , a hem lock post Sheep $1.00 to 4.25. Then* were chauffeurs long before about 1750 It C. lie fell in a bloody enemy w as repulsed with great laugh 4 L et lo n g . 4 inches sq u a re, s i t I ' ail; Trial Sire, 10 cents by mail. lb g 8 — $7 to 7.35 automobiles. History tells us that battle with the Babylonians, and the ter. l:l_Y BROTHERS. 5G Warren St.. N.-'v Yo-'t I inches in th e g ro u n d su rrou nd ed w ith "W hen the president's w ife entered substantial m o u n d o f io e k . scribed ¡.bout the year 1790 men strangely nc '»•«•tie o f his death was thenceforth t i o r s , WOOL, ETC. the humble sitting room o f the miner i outiTeil. ttietr filers covered with soot known ns Aral Arat, or tin* Fall of 3-055; a fir 18 inches in dia m eter liears Hops— Choice io to 11 V 78', d eg . VV. 10.s feet: a n d . fir 10 und their eyes carefully disguised, on Aral Josephus refers to tin* mountain she w as politely offered a hair. Mohair, choice 28 to 30c “ A man was yesterday arrested ou inches in dia m eter hears s. 32 ih*g. ii*nsl by night farms and lonely hahl ¡is N'azliana and declares that the re Wool V alley 22 to 25 c; East, ntlons anil c mounted nil sorts o f dep mains o f tin* ark w ere there to he seen the charge o f having eaten 1 cnbmun 20 m ill. w n 5 feet, 1 >th faced and scribed 3-635 It. T. : th en ce S 0 deg. etn Oregon 11 to 22 c. for dem anding more than his fare. reilatlons. They garrott'd their vie M rs . I. E . T hompson . carefully preserved. “ An em ployee lu the service o f the ti m in. E. ( v a ria tion 19d«*g. 40m in . E) lms, dra ;god them before a great tire, Aknoat all the Asiatic traditions R ates p er d a y .................................... $1.00 472 n 1 feet; to c o r n e r N o. t, being f having where they burned the soles o f their closely resemble the Biblical account. governm ent w as accused IN D IC E S PION id en tica l w ith th e S. VV'. c o rn e r o f Boom and board, p e r week......... $4.50 feet and deuinndi'd Information as to Berosus lu his t lialdec history (H. ('. stolen 11 small ox from the mull. The the A m ended L o c a tio n o f said L ost N o appetite, loss of stren g th , i.cr- t¡ic whereabouts o f their money and 2001 speaks o f ten kings, who appear stolen property was found lu Uls vest P ro v in ce L od e; a h em lock p ost I feet vousness, headach e, con stipa tion , bad ewels; lienee they were called "chnuf- to correspond to the ten patriarchs In pocket." lo n g , 4 inches sq u a re set I n inches In b rea th , g .'ir ral d e b ility , so u r risings, ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF S. P. TRAINS. the g ro u n d , s u r ro u n d e d w ith sub and c a ta rrh o f tl.e stom a ch are all N O R T H B O U N D lours,” u name which frightened so Genesis before tin* Hood. Tin* lust of \ SO U T H B O U N D stn n tln l m ou n d of rock, scribed 4-83 V I due to iriilü -tio n . K od ol D yspepsia No. 12 O h s e r v n t Io n . l^O p. ni. No. 11 .......... 2.2) pm much our good grandmothers Paris these kings was called Xisuthrus. Be No. II . , . 2 : 2-1 am II fir it inches in diam eter bears N. Cure cu res in d ig e stio n . T ills new dis- No. 16 ...... 2:0*2 a. rn. An observant man In all bis Inter Xrlgaro. rosus relates that "K ron os appeared to ■ V I , r< 1 resents ¿In* natural ju ices of , con IN deg. VV. 22> fic t and a fir 18 inches Xisuthrus In a dream and warned him course with society and th * work1 ig cstiou as they ex ist in a healthy M ill .I L o t s , stantly and uupercelvoil marks o , ev in d ia m eter b e a ts N. 70 d eg . VV 27.2 "hat all men would he destroyed by a I s 1 b o th Deed and scrilied 4 <¡.'»5 B -totnn eh ’, com b in ed w ith tlie g rea test W elcom e to the parents the puny deluge on the 15th o f the month Dae- ery person and thing the figure ex T .; ¡hence north n T> ¡leg. 51 min. VV. i. 1 01 Jonh* a n d r c o n s tr u c tiv e p r o p itruggler, strong In tils weakness, his pressive of Its value and, therefore, on tv rial ion 23% d e g E ) 1.253 00 feet t. ertii's K odol D yspepsia C ure do« stos and com m anded him to write little arms more Irresistible than flit* meeting that pei on or thing, la o w s l iter N o t 1 ¡f L " s t Pi >\ ince I ." 1 - tint only cu re in d ig estion an d d y s down all the learning and science o f , Time Table No. 4 soldier’s. Ills lips touehed with persua Instantly what kind and decree* o f at t i o li t o p la c e o l iM 'g in n ilig . L t n l pepsia. but the fam ous rem edy cures men and to hide It lu the sun city j T o ta k e effect A pril 2d, l!k)5. slon whleh Chatham and Pericles In tention to give It This is to make a r e a o f b o th saiil L o c u tio n s % being II stom a ch trou b les by clean sin g , j rtlparls and then to build a ship and 3 and 4 Tuesday Bound inunliood had not. His unaffected som ething o f experience. .Inini Foster. 34.449 acres. purify lu g. sw eeten in g and stren g th en - Hast Ik»un<1 and Sat only “* S aid claim is located partly in Ii g tin * m u cou s nictnbniiiG£ lin in g the lamentations when lie lifts up Ids voloe enter It along with his fam ily and rela 1 and Daily Ex- N orth east q u art. 1 o, s. ¡t m n 12 I. st much. No 3-N o i opt Sunday. No 2 WO 4 on high. or. more beautiful, the sobbing tives and nearest friends and to take Tit m ini P o e t r y , K o d o l IL sp. p-ia Ci re after m ea ls is P.M 1 A M M trraTioNfl 1 Kiev AM, r.M ehlld, tin* faee all liquid grief, ns he Into it with hint food und drink and “ I wish to submit a lyri. . sir,” said 1 22, S li. 1 K. (Suspended Survey an I 2 ::*> 7 :30 0 Grove. . 671 11:10 O Ì fries to sw allow his vexation, soften beasts and wlitgtxl fow l. When he was the timid young man "M y friend» say partly in u nsurveyed T. 23 s. K. 2 not on lv t lio io n g lr v reliable d ig e s t- 2:50,7:50 3.2 .Cot*agc Walden__ .. 710 10:49 5:06 East.' ill!. but it con ta in s g rea t to n ic and 2:55 7:55 5 all hearts to pity and to mirthful and asked whither he was about to sail, he It’s a beauty really sings Itself." .Currin...... .. 737 10:44 4:59 as w ell. ■2:59 7-59 6.3 . Cerro Gonio. .. 770 10 T h e lo c a t io n o f the Benefit is rc re n-strui liv e p ro p cith 's was bidden to reply, 'T o tlie gods to 4 58 idnmorous* com passion Emerson. "H u m p h !" said the cold hearted « l i Hu ker....... .. K j T 10:33 4:47 rem edy e n a b le s tlie 3:04 8:04 7.7 pray them that men may prosper.*" ter. "W e couldn't use ¡1 poem like that. corded ill the R e co rd e r's Office o f This fan m i 8:14 8 3 . Doren»...... . Ml 10:30 4:44 Lane County, O re g o n , in V 1 4 . .¡t s:, much an d d ig estiv e o r g a n s to th o r 3:14 l:17|8:17 9.5 Red K.te* . 891 10:28 4:39 Xisuthrus «lid as lie was cotmnutnlcd. W o want one that, once printed, will M illing Claim s In p a g e 4 52. ui.i (In t l o r f l r n I 'r c c n titlo it. o u g h ly dig- -t. issim lla te and con tri- 8:3018:20 10 6 . .. Gravel Pit. 901 10:20 4:85 "N ow , Lester," said the old codger, slid when the thssl showed signs of remain perfi-ctly quiet and not keep A m ended L o c a tio n o f I -t I ro> e tisst all o f 1 1 n* n ou rish 3 8 . 3 5 11 3 ....... Stewart.... .. 914 10:01 4:20 3:3s 8:40 12 ....... star........... .. 917 9 48 4:16 addressing Ids callow nephew In nn abating lie sent out three birds In sue our readers aw ake by singing Itself nt L ocation is recorded In the lice ¡file r's ment th at is con ta in ed in sin Ii fo o d as 3:41 >8:45 12 8 .Rocky Point.. 946 9:45 4:12 Office la Lane C o u n ty , in V ol ti of inav I h *eaten. adm onitory tom*. "It Is as proper that cession. The first and second entile 1 all times." 3:a0 9:05 15 6 Red Bridge . 1C20 9 .35 4:05 Lane ( Vunty Mining Bec r ! in C age K o d o l D yspepsia t are c le a r s th «1 3:55 9:15 16 6 ,.. Wildwood... . 1040 9:30 4:00 you should pay the tiddler as It ts to buck, the latt«'r with mud on Its feet, 17.0 .. .Hunt’s 1060 . I'qttldale any other debt, tint It's n but the third returned not. Soon after Tlie true strength o f ew rv human 171 T h e a d jo in in g c la im a n t • k n o w n wav *nd m akes nú to the jo u r n e y fro m End of Track l o th e ti| pi h u n t an* the tirlr si, k m -« to In altli and w ea k n ess to l.v M ¡ 11 - fine exhibition o f extr.v width ts'twlxt this the slilti w as strandix! on a lnotin- j soul Is to I h * dependent on ¡ S ubject to cbAn*e w ithout notice. many 1 ^*0_ st en gtIi. If lln s to m a c h is ilisor- All outward freight forwarded only al the the eyes to Inquire the tiddler's price tain, and Xisuthrus disembarked with nobler as It can discern and to I h » de A n y a n d ail per» him cl.iim in ^ ad derotl Ki d o l will cure it. Joint M*k o f ih ir r e r and consignee. Ills fam ily, offcris! thanks to the gisls ponded upon by as many inferior ns trtnM f an] portion ol m N 1 1 before the rtauce begin s."- Puck. Ko4.,| D yspepsia Cure lays the foun- Smge leave* W ildwood after the arrival of and vanished. Subsequently the re- , It can reach. ami Lost P ro v in ce or the surface .listi. 11 fo r health, and the upbuilding train on Monday«. Wedt)e«day* and Friday* for Bonita and O r - e c Returning ou Trie*. g io tu id are re»|iilred t o file th eir ad of stren g th by cle a n sin g , purlflying < ay*. Thursday* and Saturday«, Use y ou r g ifts faith fully und they matnlng survivors heard his voice In Freight w ill not be received at the v>. a S> E shall Is* enlarged. P ractice what you the heavens, bidding them fear God Tin* world which took but six days verse claim s w ith tin* R'*gister o f the ¡on) sw e e te n in g tlie g la n d s and mem bran es 1 f the s to m a c h , and by sup K. K. Depot after ■ p m. T«* In*ure , fom a rd l know and you shall attain to higher and to take Ids w ritings out o f Slparls to make Is like to take to make C n lted S ta le s Land office at Bo«. i n g o n n e i t train freight mart he del vered in liu ig. in the S ta te of O regon, d u rin g p ly in g natural juices necessary to ample time to permit oi it b e i n g b i l l e d out Brow ue. and from them Instruct men. k n ow ledge.—Arnold. the sixty days p eriod of p u b lica tio n perfect In digestion, assimilation und I A» i i . o i j o , M a n a g or A T Zulu lu tils youth, before fam e came to him, w rote som e stories ubout mil lionaires, wherein it seemed to him he exaggerated sham efully In his descrip tious o f the costly homes und habits uf tlie rich, but later on, when Zola l>e- cam e a friend o f millionaires, he found that his accounts o f their extravagance had fallen far short o f the truth. In the same w ay stories about the extravagance o f Am erican millionaires that sound like exaggerations may also full short o f the truth. Here, for in stance, ure some facts that an interior decorator o f N ew York supplied the other day. They sound extreme, hut let Zola be remembered. A man bought for Ills hull twelve antique marble columns at I’ompeii. Finding he could use only eight o f the columns lie had the remaining four de stroyed, although he w as offered for them tw ice what lie had paid. H e had paid $5.01,*0 apiece. Aubusson carpets, with a pile three inches thick, are often made to order at a cost o f $10 a yard. Such a cost, though, Is nothing beside what Is or dinarily paid for antique rugs. They, measured by the yard, often cost $500 or $<¡00 a yard. i'hairs o f Ivory inlaid with wood are O' tisloiially sold ut $500 apiece. tine millionaire’s piano coat $loO, 000 . / live Inch hand o f ivory, four years In the carving, runs around the case, - ,'hlch w as decorated by Kvorett Shinn. The gold and silver plate o f one household requires an expert to look after It. The man Is a goldsmith, and 1 is salary is $ 2,000 a year. Hilliard rooms sometimes cost $50,- 000 to furnish. The tables and cues ere Inlaid with Ivory and gold. Certain wines Selilosa Joint tines berg, 1 ’ ,r Instance, slumped with the crest of 1 luce Mutt era Ich are sold ut private r, Vs to millionaires for $10 and $50 a bottle. Autom obiles o f ninety or more horse- |)OWt made to order, will cost from $30,000 to $ 10 , 000 . Som e millionaires keep a doyen or more nutomobiles, with a head chauffeur ut $4,000 or $5,<i00 a year salary and tw o or three .assistants lit $25 a week each. Then there is the ocean going yuelit, which cannot be maintained lu tlie most modest w ay at a smaller annual c.' oiullttire than $25.000.—New York SIONS OF THE DELUGE. When SLi k great sums o f money uro being exi elided by city governments that tlie Inhabitants o f tow ns may have s sanitary water supply it seems strange that the supply in rural towns should receive little or no uttoutiou. This latter population may seem r< a- tlvely inaignlUeant, hut it com pr 1 es about 40,000,000 souls. This means i at those 40,000,000 people are drinking the water most available without a tli * *; it c f Its sanitary condition. These various Mount's o f supply, whether wells, spring- or small streams, are similarly unreliable for furnishing drinking wider. The stati»- tlcs o f mortality in tlie country are very indefinite, hut even these show that the rural population is not a- free from illness as it should he. And thougli everywhere I lie rural »lea III rate is low er than tin* urban death rate, yet the low ering In the country has not j been as great as In the city. An exam ination o f typhoid statistics shows that the death rate o f other diseases Is gen erally low er In the country than in the city, hut the prevalence o f typhoid Is almost equal to if Biot greater in the rural districts thau In the cities. Several instances have been reported, which show the rural typhoid rate to be teu times greater than the urban rate for the same district. To particu larize, a certain district in central Pennsylvania proves this fact, it is made up o f a rural population with 100 Inhabitants to the square mile. It Is u region o f fine farms, wild mountains and woods, country residences and pic nic groves. And in tills valley there has been ns much typhoid fever as In the city of Philadelphia. Sad ns this condition Is, there seems to be no rem edy for It. The sources of a city w ater supply ure few and the city governm ent easily controls the conditions affecting it. But what can be done w hen the sources of supply are numbered by the thousands? A mint o f money and nn arm y of chem ists would not be sufficient to give the sam e care to the country supply that Is given to that o f the city.—New York Herald. F r e s h B e e f, P o r k , M u t t o n a n d V e a l a lw a y s r e a d y . Our Refrigerator J. H. Bartels ® Co. - i Ì f “ Tickle you to d e rt!'.” Willamette Valley Electric E a rly R isers KENNEDY’S LAXATIVE HuNEYH’AH Market Reports. B u y ors G trs tfiiF CATARRH E C B THOMPSON HOTEL HI. t! S. E. H.