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THE Kl GEVK WEEKLY GUARD. Washington, Jan. 25.—Root ten dered to President Rooeevelt his res ignation. effective upon the qualifi cation of his successor, Robert Ba con, whose nomination, along with that of J. C. O. Loughlin, to be as- flatrd SPecial Servlce- aim Or., J»n- 211—Senator Kelliher this morning, by re- 8 introduced in the senate a bill creating Nesmith county ,uC5t.ortions of Lane and Douglas counties. ^Representative Bean’s bill for the incorporation of ports un general law was vigorously assailed by members of the ddtnomah county delegation in the house this morning. It was d by them that provisions of the bill, if enacted, might op- feir® sgainst the real interests of the port of Portland. Further ‘"’■deration of this measure will be taken up late this after- Xmcommittee of the whole. Representatives Hatteburg and Brandon, of the house com- on Indian affairs, today submitted a majority report imst the bill by Jones (Lincoln) appropriating $100,000 for I £ reimbursement of the Indian war veterans for the use of braes during the wars of 1855-6. Jones, chairman of the com- submitted a minority report in favor of the bill which was ude a special order for next Monday. Representative Mamone's bill requiring all persons author- lied to perform marriage ceremonies to file their credentials SECRETARY ROBERT BACON. ¡nth the county clerk, was killed in the house this morning by the indefinite postponement route. Bonebrake, the only min secretary of state, in place of uter in thte legislature, voted to sustain the unfavorable report sistant Bacon, went to the senate today. Mr. Root has been elected United States tf the judiciary committee. McKinney, of Baker, today introduced in the house a bill to senator from New York. protect miners and other laborers by requiring employers to set SUES TIMBER forth their financial responsibilities. Purdin, of Jackson, presented a bill giving county courts full LAND OWNERS uthority to regulate the construction f bridges and culverts across all irrigating ditches in county roads. BINGHAM PLANS TO MOVE CAPITAL State Capitol, Salem. Jan. 20—The capital removal question is at last Wore the legislature in definite form ud very likely will be before the people of the state for their approv al or rejection. Senator Bingham, of Lane county, today introduced in the senate a reso lution reciting reasons why the capl- »1 should be moved to Portland, ud directing that the question be submitted to a vote. His resolu tiondoes not carry with It a propos ed measure or constitutional amend ment, but this will be supplied after the legislature has gone on record is faroring the submission of the fiestion. The principal reasons for the re- moral, as set forth in the resolu* tons, are. that the present state toise is old and delapidated, needing yrops to kwp the floors from break ing that hotel accommodations in !s-.:are inaiequate; that the street ar service is unsatisfactory; that Sara is not cemrally located, and that Portland has a superior water •apply. The Birgham resolution went to the ommlttee on judiciary. Hart of Bak r, chairman. Ordinarily it vonid have gone to Kay’s commit tee on resolutions, but shortly before May’s opponents, displeased with his resaance to their clerkship de- ■uds, put through a resolution ahunt;ng to the judiciary committee all resolutions relating to constitu-1 tiona'i amendments. After a sharp battle the senate adopted this policy of sending such resolutions to the judiciary commit-i tee. Senator Kay, chairman ot the resolutions committee, opposed the change, but was outvoted. Hart, of Baker, is chairman of the judiciary committee. The fight over this question arose when Bailey of Multnomah, Intro, duced a resolution proposing dfi amendment under which the state would be divided into 30 senatorial districts, with one senator from each, and 60 representative districts, with one representative from each. Bailey asked that his resolution go to the judiciary committee, which mo».. Kay opposed. Bailey then moved a suspension of the rules, which car ried, and then he secured the adop tion of a resolution directing that all resolutions proposing amendments bo to the judiciary committee. To Increase O. A. C. Appropriation. *The bill to increase the appropria tion for the State Agricultural Col lege from *50,000 to *100,000 a year was introduced in the senate today by Senator Johnson, of Ben ton. The bill provides that the ap propriation shall be a continuing one, so that if part of the money be not expended In one year it will re main available in the succeeding year. Soldiers' Home Board. A bill to take the Soldiers' Home away from the maiagement of the governor and give it to a republican board has beea presented by Repre-: sentative Campbell, of Clackamas. The board Is to consist of B. F. Pike. T. E. Hills and C. A. Williams. TTiese for Seattle Junket. Greer, Eaton and Hawley were to day announced by Speaker McArthur as the house members of the joint oommittee that will examine the rec ords and affairs of the Oregon Com mission to «the Alaska-Yukon-Pa cific exposition at Seattle. Parkston. Jan. 2 5.—President- •■*. md Jirg Taft, including a I of dlatingulshcd civil engineers ° * * selected to inspect with the u*L*Ilt'*'ect’ t'le isthn>lan canai, for Panama today They will Presidency in the event of a fatality overtaking a Pre Ident-elect before his inauguration. Aside from this phase of the case, however, the trip of the President elect to Panama. Is regarded as of much public interest and importance. Mr. Taft will make a thorough In return trip spection of the conditions on th»- Isth work mus and tee progress of < * “ v on "" the trlp fsju “ ip to Panama canal and he will have the benefit of J"">*ed «ith keener interest expert advice front half a doz n noted ,c<l thorughout —1 the country civil engineers whom he ii taking than an ythlng the Presi- along with him. A special train wit "■--elect ha *’ BrT«n *4» a done since he defeated be at teh disposal of the party white So ■ f “ a’ :h • ¡rolls last Novem- on the isthmus. Mr. Taft plans to '* fill Hm * as 5 .l?e records record« Show it is spend much of his time at the site of ' l^al a Prudent-elect 13 the President-elect the Oatun dam as f’ principal work with him is to ascer- ?*■ »fines" On7dtJ° J?"rney beyond of ten egnineers u. •* »« P vwj . 1 nI’e!1 States, tain the adequacy of the natural N»®» reMent R<x»«velt'« trip to foundations for th structure, con- has been so ®8° the first cerning which the Minor ■Uon ¡J.,* ch ef executive of the much comment and c: iticism *• « Mr t .,he co"ntry- In the tangles of administration which may l4it be aatd'/v the lntorest, or it be found to exist will be straighten bv # apprehension. Is1 'd ea out out by Dy Mr. mt . Taft, *«■*• who al«o will ’rovhion z f"Ct th,t there 18 no 1 make it a point to give impetus to ‘ r a successor to the j the general work an the canal. Rii* •" •»« F.......................... U i inHH I *««**«•** ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« ; BORN • {»»»«»»♦»«»«>»•*********w V *te*Lr*d >ace b - : i •’ Rk‘ 1 •“« * • c— . Near Irving. January 24, 19 ’’- of the bride's Mr. and Mrs Wm. Pearson, a 1«ugb Robinson and married this ter. M y K --Tr,®Me. The i Bladder *! Robinson will *here they went • crcom gradua tat»« lly last June, old -M W0' 10 known fn this THURSDAY, JANUARY M. 1PO> | t< -i and Everett P. Lewis, Portland, Jrnnj Rapids, Mica., 3)6o acres. 'harles A. Smith, C. A. Smith Timber company. Central Trust cotu- 'p.iaj of Illinois and A. Uhrlaub. 20,- 491 acres, Minneaiiolis, Chicago' Jacob Rahm, 2560 acres, Douglas county, Oregon. J. L Washburn, 1442 acres, Aber- i deen, Wash. Orlean Land company. 3115 acres, Orleans. N. Y. Charles K. Spaulding Logging com pany. 4848 acres, Portland, Or. Albert C. Popkins, Lock Haven, Pa.. 15,861 acres. Charles G. Forester and Forester Lumber company, Milwaukee. Wis., 14 75 acres. Clifford Coggins. L. Y. Coggins. Mary E. Coggins and Leon Coggins. Jackson county, Oregon, 5973 acres. Justin Wentworth, George K. Wentworth, William L. Roach and Roach Lumber company, Portland and Chicago, 34.921 acres. Edwin Fowler, Cleveland. O., 1,- 999 acres. Pokegania Sugar Pine Lumber company and Weyerhaeuser I-and oompany, 13,222.95 acres. Curtis Lumbe- company Oregon, 4893 acres. A. M. Stearns, Portland 1422 acres. Louis Gerlinger. Christian Burk- Silence ! FISHERIES Pill UPTO 1HEHAGÜE Washington, Jan. 25.—An agree ment has been reached between Sec retary Root and the British, and Canadian and New Foundland gov ernments, through representatives of New Foundland, by which the fisheries boundary question Is to be The instinct of modesty naturel to every woman is often s great hindrance to the cure of womanly dieeases. Women shrink from the personal questions of (lie local physician which seem indelicate. The thought of examination is ab horrent to them, and so they endure in silence a condition •f disease which surely progresses from bad to worse. It has bren Dr. Pitre»'» prtvileÿe to curt a frtdt many momen mho have found a refuse for modesty In hi» offer of PREU consulta, tion by letter. All correspondence is held os sacredly confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, IV. V. Dr. Pieroe's Favorite Prescription restores and regul the womanly functions, abolishes pain and builds up and puts the tinishinX touch of health on every w?ak. woman who gives it a fair triai. It Makes Weak Women Strong, Sick Women Well. You can't afford to accept a secret nostrum as a substitute for this non-alcoholio medicine or known comiositios . KASPARILLA This sterling household remedy is most successfully prescribed for n “world of troubles.” For deraugetnents of the di gestive organs it is a natural corrective, ojx-rating directly upon the liver and ali mentary canal, gently but persistently stimulating a healthful activity. Its lieneticial influence extends, however, to everv portion of the system, aiding in the processes of digestion and assimilation of food, promoting a wholesome, natural appetite, correcting sour stomach, bad breath, irregularities of the bowels, con stipation and the long list of troubles directly traceable to those unwholesome conditions. Kasparilla dispels drows ness, headache, backache and desponu ency due to inactivity of the liver, kidneys and digestive tract. It is a strengthening tonic of the highest value. • If it fails to satisfy we authorize all dealeratorefundthepurcha.se price. H oyt C hemical C o . Portland, Oregon COLONEL DUNCAN B. COOPER. Political criticisms of Colonel Dun can B. Cooper In the Nashville Tenues- seean, edited by former Senator Ed ward W. Carmack, led to the fatal shooting of the latter by Colonel Coop er's yo«ng son, Kobin Cooper. WE BUY FURSHIDES pc« cwh. J O to more money for you U ì »hip R aw Furw and Hide« to us than to U home Writ» for Price List. Market Hr port, Shipping Tagw. «nd atout our HUNTERS’&TRAPPERS'GUIDE.^X^ 4M PM««. l«*U»«r boti ad. B m < thiat O® th« Aubjact w««r written illustratine all Fur Animala Alt about Trngvjvura' Nárrete. Decora. Tran« Ganic I jsws H<>w and what« to trap, and te bacon io a eu«- eaaaful trapper. It's a rugular taryclopadia Prit-a, T« our rudnman U 1A Hida« lanusd Into baautlftal Robes. Our Magnetic Rail and Decev attraete ammala b> trapa, |l (>• per bottle. Ship vorn Ht4eaaad Furate uaand .ethigbeatiMiQaa. AadrrwcJi Brae., DwpU Tl. MlaaeapelU-Mima Portland, Jan. 24.—-Another step In the tirht of the Federal govern ment to recover potweeeion of the 1 submitted the Hague court for arbi COLONEL BROMWELL. land included in the immenee grant | to the Oregon A California rail road i In addition to being social aid to the tration. The treaty will have to be sent to oompany wis taken yesterday when i president, Colonel Charles B. Brom B. D. Townsend, special assistant to, well, United States army, occupies the the senate for ratification. Like the the attorney-general filed in the | Important position of superintendent water ways controversy between Can Federal court in Portland 35 suits In charge of public buildings In Wash ada and the United States, the New in equity against the Oregon A Call-; ington. He Is also responsible for the Foundland fisheries have been a sub ject of diplomatic negotiations and Frank Chapman, the Mosby Creek fornia and Southern Pacific com-1 mill man, was arrested by Deputy panies and over 100 other defend-j proper caretaking of the Washington treaties for many years. in deciding controversial points Game Warden Krank Slavin, of this ants. | monument. the tribunal will have to pass on a city, this week and arraigned before These suit« are supplementary to very broad and Important question Judge Vaughn, of thia city, on charge those previously filed against the as to whether state or colonial laws Harriman companies and are for hardt, George W. Cone. Sllets Tim or regulations may interfere with of dumping euw dust iuto the creek. ber company, Charles K. Spaulding He was Lined *50 and costs, which the purpose of recovering land in Logging company and East Side Mill the terms of a treaty. The latter were to have been paid by eleven cluded in the grant and already sold and Lumber oompany. All Oregon question confronted the present ad o'clock Wednesday, but had not been by the railroads, or, where title to the but Burkhardt (Wisconsin) .7,042 ministration in a most perplexing paid yesterday. Attorney Medley, land cannot be regained, of secur acres. way in the Japanese school question his attorney, bad him acquitted on ing for the government all monies William A. Ladd, Portland, 1280 and threatens to become an import account of technicalities, on a former paid for the land in excess of *2.50 acres. ant factor, in case the bills pending similar charge and Mr. Chapman is l Pacific Horse Liniaaent Is prep«fed an atre, the price at which It was ’ expressly for the needs ot kortemen and i . A. Lewis, Columbia Mines com before the California legislature, af communicating with him for this stipulated in the original grant the pany. G. W. Blalock, John J.- Bla fecting the Japanese, become laws. ranchmen. It Is a powerful sad pene case. We are told the arrangements land would be sold. Besides the rail lock, Clementine F. Lewis, S. B. Pet- trating liniment, a remedy for emergen of the mill waste could be easily roads, the defendants in the suits tlngill, Cb<r’es H. Burton, G. W. cies. A soothinv embrocation for the made so as not to Interfere with the are those who have purchased land 1 Boynton, Eliza J. Bixynton, James relief of pain, and the best liniment for Oregon game laws. Mr. Slavin tells from these companies. The suits in Eugene Lord, William P. Dunham, sprains and soreness.* Inequaled lor this office that in the future lie wil volve more than *15,000,000 anu also Creo bp ( ill ,‘i ing oompany, curing the wounds and in|uries of lay his complaints before the di.itr more than 353.288 acres of land. Victor Junior Gold Mining company, BARBED WIRE and tor healing cuts, attorney at Eugene. Biaee, Mr All of the land is located in Jre- 2‘ '1 O-e ton. 1 abrasions, sores and bruises Pacific Chapman has placed a bond for hi-, gon. Booth-Kelly Lumber company, De appearance within 15 days, al'iwin ; ’ Horse Liniment is fully guaranteed. Carries out Announced Policy. troit Trust oompany, John * ‘ — - F. — Kelly, No other is so good or helpful in so many The University School of Music an- niui time f.r Mr. Mr Iley to return These suits filed by Mr. Townsend Borrard MarvI i'f-oi irge W. Deans, I nouuces the resignation of Miss “ ways. If It falls to satisfy, we authorize Veda from Salem.—Western Oregon. are i nkeeping with the pledge that Joseph G'llospie. Jam all dealers to refund the purchase price. the Federal attorneys made in the L. A. Brown, 57,285 ■es P. O’Brien, Quackenbush brum Its corps of assis- • acres. Tru/.t tant teachers, axTee mbb < bottkb rirrv oxers For health and happluess—De The place has been original bill of complaint filed by company Is of Mi blgan. filled by the appointment of Miss Witt's Little Eearly Risers—pleas the government, in its suit against HOVT CHCMICAL CO.. PerruiNe. Oea. Hammond I .ip ’ bf r company, a Nelle Murphey, Mu. B.. recently of ant little liver pills, the best made. the Oregon A California company. In New Jers.-j BOOKLET corpo lion, 14,533 Drake University Conservatory, from Sold by all druggists . its original suit the government al acres. which institution she received her dp- leges the fact that the railroad vio Elk Creek- T uml i r company, Ore- gree for work in piano and theory. 9HMfftlEF*S »ALE ON FOHK4 LOSl IO. lated the terms of the grant by re Notice is hereby K*ven that by m gon oorp' .(ion. 1150 acres. I Her work in pipe organ was taken tue of an execution and order of mg I* fusing to sell the lands contained Jack«»-, v Graves, Izm Angeles, with Mr. Sabin, Oakland, Cah Miss IsHUDd out of the Circuit Court o*' « therein for *2.50 an acre and seeks Cal., 1880 p.cr -t. of Oregon for the County ot J4tn« Murphey Is already favorably known Htate either to force the railroad to sell on the 19th day of December, 190K, o* Manufacturing company, in Eugene as a pianist and an organ- a judgment rendered In a suit wherein the land to settlers according to the and As'land Oregon >:: iratlon, 2020 acres. i ist, having appeared at the University T. (>. Hendricks was plaintiff and Mar.x liras of the grant or to have the en- John M. Keith and Keith Oil and I assemblies and recently at a large A. Withrow, as guardian of Kamuei <’ tire grant annulled and the land re- Land company, both of Withrow, an insane person, and Saia Bakersfield, reception given by the Commercial uel C. Withrow, was defendant, ami h stored to the public domain. Cal., 3733 acres. favor of the above named plaintiff, uml Club, on all of which occasions her At the time this suit was filed the Wade H. Richardson, Milwaukee, ability was the subject of enviable against the above named defendants federal authorities knew that the rail- I Wis., 9959 acres. for the sum of Two Hundred Forty-fiv« comment. Miss Murphey will re- and 45-100 <1245.45) Dollars, with In road company had sold to timber syn-1 Albert R. Djwns and _______ Edward R. celve pupils at hor home, 273 W 10 th tereat thereon from the said 1st dn dil ates such an the Hammond and ths I Dowrs, Seattle, 4118 acres. of December, 190R, at the rate of 8 r»e» accomodate tlown- street, in order to Weyerhauser Interests, and also to I cent per annum,, and a further sum d Andrew B. ilammoad, Charles J. town students. timbermen, thousands of acres in- i Thirty ($30) Dollars and a further su Winton and Winton Timber oom The demand for leeoons embodying of Seven and 70-100 (|7.7O) Duilui eluded in the grant. In order not to pany, Hammond, of San Francisco, the changed and Improved piano costa and disbursements, which ju involve complication« and delay*, ‘he and other two defendants of Wau methods introduced in the m usic ment was enrolled and docketed in th« suits against the railroad and against sau, Wis., 45,972 acres. c lerk s office of said court In said < .n I i school this year with the coming of ty on the 14th day of December, 1908 the other owners were brought sep D. N. Sydney, Glendale, Or., 1252 . Miss Morgan, head of the piano de- and said execution and order of mh i f arately. acres. i part ment, has made it advisable to me directed commanding me in i,4. It is alleged in the complaint that C. T. I a Tourneau, Duluth, Minn., add still another assistant in this de name of the Stat- <,f Ur goi . in u. , to satisfy said judgment, costs hi I a all of the lands sold to the dfend- 14 4 0 acre«. • partment. Miss Ethel Evans, B. M., • ruing costs, to sell the iul»u®*„, ue ants named in the suits were sold in T. D. and E. S. Collins, Ostrander, has been diiosen. Miss Evans took sciibsd real property, lo-wit: violation of the terms of the land ' Wash.. 29,2 4 7 acres Six in block No. Six of that part of the grant, and for this reason the govern-1 _ Waldo A Avery, c«f Detroit, Mich., her musical degree at McMinnville city of Eugene, which hmm unginalb college and has a large circle of mus _ _ a iopes to mnlro < A ' ment make nvtll null anzi and VZ1 void aL?al d lo ij 4 u.,cne r E. Richards >n company, and Charles ical friends in Eugene. She has not Skinner und *ife, in J mauu C oup ./, ore- the deeds and contracts male by the G. Briggs, as administrator of the appeared often In public in Eugene, therefore, in the name oi Oregon & California company to the •■state of Charles H. Green. All but her appearances have been suffi the state of Oregon, and In compliance purchasers. it has been almost a Michigan people but Briggs, with Maid execution and order of au.. »•rculanean task on the part of At lives In Portland, 15,730 acres. who cient to demonstrate her musical at I will on the 30th clay of January l;rw ♦ tainments. Miss Evans will also re between the hour» of » <> elo< k torney Townsend, to get together ceive pupils at her home. The rate and 4 ocltxk p tn . to-wlt: at 1 o'cioi v the evidence upon which to base his I’- m.’ "n »Hhi day at the eouthweet iloui of tuition with either Mis« Murphey or the county courthouse In Kugen. suit. or Miss Evans will be *3.50 per ¡ mu « County, Oregon, offer r<,r Bnlu fut I. has involved jnonthe of me hard- j < KMb, Mill je< t to redemption, all of tl < month for one half-hour lesson a est kind of work, for the selling of, often receive severe burns, putting nbuVH il.-trndanl a right, title and Iri I week. tercet in anj to the above deeerllio.i the lands by the company b. gan, in, out fires, then use Bucklen's Arnica Miss Ina Watkins and Miss Alberta real prupcity. rhe >arly days and ha« continued up Salve and forget them It «oon drives H.tltltV I. BOWX. un il ISOS. In many instances copies out pain. For burns, scalds, wounds, Campbell will continue their service l>Hte<l (hlH 26th day <,f Dei umei greatest as members of the music school staff, 13B3. of deeds and o ntracts to sell are in , cuts and bruises, . its earth's ------- p,-. >^. n of the government. Oth-! healer. Quickly cures Skin Eruption«, and under the supervision of Miss Aherlft of loan* County. Ur*go> I * •-•<’«<•••* « a <« e Ohl S * r Br>lh, Ulcers. — Felons; best Morgan the teaching force la the er deeds and some very important'*'' • Ì < O.VI'KST NOTICK nw have never been recorded, yet Pile cure made. Relief is Instant. 25c strongest in the history of the music SI IK lit i-«t< rn Ì school. the government!« in possession of evi- i at W. A. Kuykendall’s. D«p»rtm»nt of th* Interior dence. as in the case erf the Hammond 1 oiled State* Ijsn.l Office, holdings, that deeds and contracts Roseburg. Or.. December a l»0S. I'ltEHIDE.VT HEEPS ORPHANS. .. *!!. J '*nt context affidavit having are in existence. Hundreds of orphans have been bSen filed In this offl. e by Julius «■ last of the Defendants. ¿" 1 '‘«“'net Homsst. <<) helped by the President of the Indus entry No ‘.V'/J? Mtr.i 7 e ffill title of the suit as filed rne,ri i* 1 .1 3*1. ma-le March I i n ,. t , trial and Orphan's Home at Macon, Gr< it F» I«»»- I eheavn for N W 1-4 Section 20. Township |< in the complaint m the United States G«., who write»: “We have used Elec 2 E. • Willamette Meridian. I.s Higl.Ut 4, i., wt, J,, ‘Mf — vs the Oregon * California company. con‘««'«' In which it tric Bitters in thia institution for Thia is to Certi V <hnt I , *v<- mi Southern Pacific company. Stephen l**"1 that Jes.e J lusmkln haa n.o nine years. It bas proved a most ex been a bona fide settler upon the abor- iturr one bo-tir »i "Sto»«’ rie.iv« T. Gage, trustee, and the Union ■aid land, ha** not made any lmpr<>v*y cellent medicine for Stomach. Liver TJrop." and cuori her ni bei vex. Trnet 1 ompany, together with the Fol outside of a poorly const ru.tee and Kidney troubles. We regard It • mente I hi. was last vHsstrv aed sii« ha/ abln without cither window or door lowing named defendants so one of the beet family medicines has never culltlvated any part of the •<•< been atto» tee Si nee — G Walto.e Big Bend MilHng onto pan y, W L. on earth." It Invigorates the vital above »aid land, and haw not been upon Harkness Butte Falls Fugar Pine nP.S.QSI ONE. Salem. Or. organs, purifies the blood, aids di above eald land In the laet a 1-a yeare Lumber r-ompany and Ddward >ood- that eald alleged abeence wae not For sa'r by ali drugguts. esatine. creates appetite. To strength and due to employment In the army or naw oury. Washington. 73M acrem en and bnlld up thin, pale, weak, chN of the United Rt.tee In time uf war Eakin (Individually Stewart B dree or rnn-down people, it has no Held partlee are hereby notified to au respond and offer evidence toucf and as truateel Booth-Kelly Lamber Helena. Jan 25 Judge Hunt ren eqirol Beat for fumale complaints. pear, Ing eald allegation at 10 o'clock a m ompany and Orin Robiuson. Eu- dered a decision In the famous so- Only (de at W A. Kuykendall's. on February ». 1*0». before s M Cal yens 246 3 acres Bine, notary public, at hla office In Eu called smoke case today In which he Willis H Gilbert (individually and denies the application of the farmers ,h«* fln«' hearing A. W. Walker,( formerly In livery trust«*) W«wt Vast Timber com- for the closure of the Washoe smelt bnslneaa In Eugene, now In the auto will be held at 1 o clock p. tn on Fd, ruary 23. l»0». before th* register and . M (vrat mM pany. Peninsula Dumber company, ers at Anaconda, and no damages mobile liiisineew at Medford, was here receiver at the United Htatee land ofn . In JloB«buFK, Oregon. order LIQUOR Chlearo. Wisoonslr i4.tie aerer., are award ' those wtooee pio-perty is Saturday. The eald . ouieetant having. In HOUSE. J F. Kelly and George H Kelly. alleged to have been Injured. proper affidavit, filed December 3. l»< pvv the exp 'rv- wjj| njgi,. further Inves- ¡04'1 acre«. Gond for cuts, purna. brulaee and eet forth facta which showr that aft write toda Fred A Kribs. Pl S to the alleged d!«sr>mlna- scratches, but especially raccmmend- due dljlgenc*. per eon a I service of thl nntlr»* « nnnot be rntd«. It la hereb> J‘rice List I'oniDuny, PortlAud of ar senic and If conditions can | *d for piles—-DeWltt’i Orb ited rlered and directed that euch notlc <1 this will bo ordered done j Witch Hasel Salve. Sold by all drug- <tv*»n bv due and proper puhlfcatlo J. M laAWHV'.Nf'K. H bF th mpar. y. jgiats Receiver. I 'AA h'rtlliyd IV,Q, • FINED FOR DUMPING SAWDUST IN RIVER CHANGES IN FACULTY OF SCHOOL OF MUSIC IMPORTANT SUIT 11STA1ECOURTS $ > I .< MIG IM6 CO
