S20.000 KARLS LOST
MRS. IPRECKnC LEAVES UON
DON MINU HER PEARLS.
Big Rsward Haa e Offer'
Scotland Yard for Ftevry'of tn
San Francisco Weraan' Neklae
Marie.
el
tendon. August ?. 8eotln.t Yard
announcee the row til of W00 for the
recovery of a gorgeou naeklace. '
by or stolen from Mr. C. Augustu
Bprmticl f San Kranelaco.
Tbe necklaf-e, which consists of l
atnri atrtnt of rasgnlncent pearl
fastened with a ruby and aigmonc
clasp, wii bought in rati and ! oetl
mated to be worth li.tM
Mr. Sprsckels, ho la accompanied
bv Mia Sorecke'.s, ujlsaed tie necs
lace at the railroad atation whan ot
m v in iiku r.iidie for Aaiencs
ou the Kaiser W;ISse!u der Grone. Bb
burst into tear tn discovering nei
Iom and at first tbousut of remaining
in England until dome trace of th
misting pearla ha1 been fnnnrl, but
baa decided n leave their possible r
covery in the hands ef toe ponce.
AFTER TRACY AGAIN.
Sheriff Douat of Cpckane la Now Giv
ina Chase.
B.L-na Wash.. Auar. i. Harry
Tracy, the Oregon outlaw. is believed
to be biding In the rough Clear creea
, country, west of Harrington, waiting
for an pportuo moment to neak
around toward the wild region id
iuihaanirn Lincoln county. A pe
dal to the Chnmirlo from Odessa
atatea that a-man answering ma c
.riiiM u acen br Mra. Craven, a
farmer's wife, two and ha!f milet
'north of that town. alxut :30 o'clock
Sunday night. He was traveling north
un the road that leads to Wilbur, rid
ing ow horse and leading another and
carried two rifle. He did not atop of
;ipuak to the woman a be passed. 1)
U auapec.ted that tie merely turns
, north to find a hiding place.
3hnrlff lHjuet of Kookaoc with
vosae went vest to eo-onerate with
tfbertfr Gardner of Lincoln, ueoou 01
Ixuglaaa and Codlhe of King. The
"plan of. campaign ia somewhat
changed, the program now being to get
In front of Traey and bead him ofl
Instead of nursulna him. Debolt tried
lota plan Saturday night lying In
wait for the outlaw near Odessa, dot
the mad forked and Tracy took tb
wrong fork, swinging soutn ana tnere
h miujlira tha ambuscade.
Signs now point strongly toward
tha tJieorv that Tr&cv nlana to work
throngh the Crab Creek and Rock
I-ake region, passing near Sprague and
working toward Idaho. Along this
r.nita ara manv hldlnr nlaces. It ha'
long been knowns aa a favorite Uaun!
of horaethievee and denperaaoea, wno
might give aid and eympatny. '
KING AT THE YACHT RACES.
His Majesty Witnessed the Sport from
the Deck of the Royal Yacht
Coves, Aug. 5. Regatta, week w&s
. opened with every prospect for a rec
ord meeting and only fine weather It
aneded to Insure the complete sueces:
of the royal yacht squadron' racing
The participation of the king has ad
ded Intereet to the event There war
. much speculation aa to the perform
ance of the Herman emperor's Meteoi
lit, which was to hoist her racing flag
for the drat time in British waters.
The race for yachts cf over seventy
nine feet proved a disappointment. the
Meteor and George Waotgeca' Kava
fc.be both being scratched.
The Sybartta, owned by M. B. Ken-
edy of Glasgow, sailed over the
course alono.
The king was on the deck of the
Victoria and Albert all morning watch
ing the yacht start.
There are many big steam yachts
In the roads, including Eugene Ilig
glnt' Varuna.
Lee Alamoa Still Trembling.
IiO Alamo. Aug. 5. Five 'dlatinct
stocks of earthquake hare been fe!t
since :S5 o'clock Sunday night. A
that hour there were two very percep
ttble. detonatlona within three secottdi
of each other. One followed the other
no closely that they sounded like the
BiUffied cannon shot in the distance.
The trembling of the earth appeared
to be without aide oecnation. At i:P5
Monday morning a similar but much
tighter detonation waa heard. At S.U
there was still another detonation. A?
15 quite a severe shock waa fslt,
the vibration being from ennthwrst tt
northcaat. It began with a sudden mo
tion and wm not preceded by a 1 po
llution or rumbling sound. It rocket
the earth in the manner to which tht
people have become accustomed. Ne
damage, an far aa Known, was done
tyt any of the shrcka. The weathet
la calm and foggy.
; Glataworker Issue Edict.
Pittsburg, Pa., Aug. S. The exeeu
live hoard of the TVIr.dnw Glass Work
era' esse latlon, L. A. 400 of Kntghti
of Labor, adopted a resolution flclar
lng that lo scale of wagee will b
given to any firm or ret of workroer
fjT the blast nl 1M93 nnttl a tn
Jority of the plants operating nndet
the scale decide to start work. ' At
werkmca and eompanlea, the rerolo
Don declares. Khali accept this at
their final aim as to the- time flier
fi.r rosuming operations and any mem
her or member who start to wort
before such, time will be outside ol
Uk organization.
IAIL AND PRISONER INCINERATEC
Tercible Fat of a Man Locked Up foi
Drunkenness. '
Berkeley. Aug. 5. A man oamec
Maasneld. IS years old. waa burnei
to death at 4 o clock Monday morning
In th nw Jail at Point Richmond, tei
mile from Berkeley. Tbo prisoner
who waa intovlcated, waa arreted foi
disturbing the pe'" h wag placet
la tia aw wmdea tail.
the flames had gained conalderebl
beadway bofote being diacoverefl
The cries of Ui scan could be heart
hi!e member "of the voluntw tr
department worked to rescue him. ES
rrta wa ttnavalllnjl to aa the Ut
ut the yonng ma, whoa body, wat
found burned to a eriap wnen wt
flame had been extlnguiahed.
Jputy Constable Slausfleld arrestee
Maaatltild tor disorderly conduct. Tht
e dicer had not gone twenty fat"t befor
to saw a light in the juiL li weiti
bark and took the match e away Iron,
tho prisoner, ml were not mscuret
from the maudlin priwmer, however
who later set fire to his bunk. Tbi
remains, with the exception tf tht
trunk, wer !ncinoratet.
A Similar Case at Colfax.
Grasa Valley, Aug. 6.-An uuknowr
prtanner, helplessly Intoxtcatod. wat
burred to death in cell ut the tal
at Colfax by a Are that reduced tht
entire structure to ashes.
Eaily In the evening the man was
arrested by Constable M'C'.-ay, wh
found him eurslng and otherwise dl
tarbing the peace of the town. IM
waa placed In the rear cell of the jail
to await the morning, when he w;
to have been taken before a )ntic
of the peace for trial. In the iront
cell was an Indian charged with som
petty offense.
At 11 o'cloe Are waa aeen ittmlni
from the jail, and knowing that tw
prisoner were incarcerated there tht
alarmed people made al! haste to tha'
point. The appllanrea for flr-fightlni
being useless, the door was q'ttrklj
broken down with sledge-hammers ant
axe. The Interior waa ablate, but tbf
resetters managed to get the cell p:
trie Italian opened and carried him t
the street. - Their attention was th-t
turned to the r9r cell, where the, tin
known man waa confined. f'lamei
were shooting from it on all Didt- and
the crowd eould do nothing to reucut
the unfortnnate Inmate. The mas wai
so drunk thst he probably never real
tied the daegcr.
i Nohorly has been able to '"r snj
clew to the dead man' identity, as ht
had keen In Coilax only a few hoars
Ohio Street Car Strike Settled.
Ironton, O., Aug. S. The street rati
way strike w amicably settled at I
o'clock . Monday morning, afior a
fcrence bween Secretary Juwph
Bishop of the state board of arhitia
tien, General Manager Vinson and
cal Attorney Johnson of the Canid.t
company, and committee of Bvt
strikers. An agreement waa cnwied
by the recognition of the union and
the reinstatement of discharged union
men, who are romtidered honrnt ami
eent aervanta. All the old era
ployea of the Ironton division are on
d'tty again.
The sett lenient effected relate to
this dirlelon only. A cnmr.ntte ol
strikers from Ashland and Nuutingtui
la now her to indue the locai men
to again strike until they ga'n reeog
nition on the upper divisions.
Colorado Haa Great Fnraat Flra
Denver, Aug. 6. Peter Jennings, the
deputy state appraiser, who arrived
here yesterday irom Allen's Peak, re
porta that the forest fire which hat
been raging in that rexlon fa one of tn
worst ever known in this part of tho
state ana can only be extinguished
by eeavy rain.
"It is believed that the fire wae
started for ulterior rmrncsej." ha said
"and I would not be nurprlsed that cer
tain people win bow apply Tor the
timber lands, hoping to get them for
little or nothing."
Overdue Ship Reported Safe.
San Francisco, Aug. S. Word came
from the Australian liner. Sierra, whlct
arrived at quarantine late yenterday
that the ship Tort George, listed
among the overdue, and on which re
insurance has been sought here by
M. A. Newell Co. at BO per eent,
reached Honolulu the day the steamei
sailed from there. English nnderwrlt
era thought very noorly of the vessel's
chances, hence the high rate they
offered to get rid of their rlbks.
Teamster in Convention.
Jollnt, I1L, Aug. g. The second an
nual convention of the Teamntcrs' Ka
tional union ef America began here
yesterday with about 109 delegate in
attendance. Tele organisation la
composed of teaicslers who -eetfedeo
last winter from the old International
organization because that body admit
ted employing teamster to member
ahip and because of a raise In the per
capita tax.
Striker at Huntington uiet.
Huntington, w. Va., Auk-' 5. TJo
violence, haa been manifested here try
the street railway atr'krrs. A'l tht
car are being opera! betwen br
and Atshland, Ky., with non nnlon mn,
bnt they are being patronized bnt lit
t'e. At present there seem to be no
effoft to settle the strike on tuts suit
cf the Ohio river.
In the manufacturing district cf the
elty many car have, been struck wt?)
If n.ilr IrU C f mm A ta m ltr Amrmw
. ...... .
Ca'lcftabfrg. Ky., Aug. S. A pone
la pursuing Hylvester t'p'y, jr. t
allied Jehn Wh te fiensy at HakisM,
ehtirh during servlrea, the mmilt: e
an oi quarrel. . snier or tne eon
greaation pnrsned S plav tn the wnont
mi mt nju9 ui cat s.nrner.
Why Admiral ffewetl Starrtad.
The Howell torpMo Is rne of the .
entlflc. renntts of l!er Admiral J. A.
Himell a iovntlr work. til aeenrtnt
of his sRcc-Hia along this line be ban
been referred tn s the "father of the
modern torpwin.
So Tfeddrd was he to the science ef
warfsre that It wus a genentl belief
tbt be wntrld never notrry, and when
he led a fride to the attar It was a sur
prise to the entire nary.'
Several jeer Inter a fellow ofWeer
visited Admiral Howell and snw chil
dren of the ditflPgtilUitd sailor p'ey
Ing a beet the house.
"It's !!k a drenm," said th vlaltor
"Tou'rea Picky man, admral,', h add
ed. 'Tut tell me-how did yon evei
com to think about getting married J"
"Oh." rt-i'lled Admlrol Howell, glane
Ing affectlonntely at hi children g'
play, ! got tired of being referred tt
merely a the 'father of the roeden
torpette.' "Sa turtle y Rvtnlng PoeU
OA
ITOnZA.
aarstaa
Kparot
tt
ll lei its Hsw irs
SIXTEEN BREAK JAIli
LOW IHEItt WAC TO FREEDOM
WITH l N AMITE.
The Trtrtasc Penitentiary the Scent
ef a Oaring and Remarkable Do
livery.' I he Escape Ar the
Mot Oeeyerat Cl mlnala in Stat
- -
.Naahvilki Tcn., Aug. J. Armvt
with dynamite to h'.itm Mv way out
KU-on, On Hyatt, the train robber aav
dearM-railo, last M'lil led a dcMxuat
band ft aixteen ttiit tn llticrly
from the Tennewe pcnn!iry. r'lf
teen o( the eat tlna iiiener lt en
tirely clear of th mhi, and only
one, Fd Carney, a mfe blower sent uj
from Nachville, petd the p-i.aity o
death li h? nhdcrtdKlng.
. Jose l and Jamca Ward wen
tracked down by bWdhonl and
captured, b'tt the re.it of the piiuonort
had got m far out of the bt'nnd thai
by midnight no trace of them tKnld Ih
fotind. ,
1'ke J'rim-eors were fnrnmhrd dyua
mttu from the eutjide, which they
nsed in bloving out an- ( ning in the
main wing of tho pri-jon.
Ilyajtt feeM up the itiuide gttard witb
bras-a, of revelver which had Im
been mrnished him from the outvida
while the men proceeded, and Carney
tBe priaoner who wag HI led, iiHiudi
attly preceded tne teala robber. Tht
dyeemile waa laid by Itoe, the Mau
Chester train rchhar.au he mad good
his ee- pe with, the gang of prisoners
owing tn the opening made by Ike
plnetr material. ,
Six f the prlar wku ea.apd
were goverament men aud the uttiert
were state con let, aoiae ut wkoaa
were chargmi wilh grate crlutes. The
prtsnn gulkoi HIh ha put out men
in all directions to capture 4heu.
WILL HAVE 6ECONO OPERATION
Jtlnq t(IW4'd Mt Auin Swbnijt U
th aurgeen nua.
London, Aug. i- U ia IvarBad ob
hiak aulhorily that Klug hldward wll.
undoran another surgical operatloi
ImmediatNly a'ter his corynation next
Katnrday. Ieaptte the 1 spurts aenl
re entry of hi rapid recovery aud
steady Imptovement lu heelth, he in
re'iy Tfy Hi.
H will he ernwned next aturljr
if It Is poas'Me for kim to go though
ibe cetepiony. but iho very little tim
will elapae before the surgeuna will
reopen the wound and operate for p
pendicitls.
As waa told In the npn lal cabin dis
patch from fwtee on Jrtly t'J, extra
onlinary precautions have takwr
to prevent the ral eimd'tuin of Kln
Edward from boing gttnerally known
When the liewa agencle have sent
out reports that he waa-faat maain
ing his strength and hi iinual good
health, aa a mattnr of fact no waa tot
111 to move from his bed.' Every re
port coming from the 'ckrm ha
been purpnettly made of a reaeanrlni
Character, when, if the efrli-t truth
had been told, the new would havt
been of a kipd to cause the gravest
apprehension, ;
It may be that the king Is In an.-b
a condition to tome out of such ar
operation successful ly, but that is
matter that only the attending snr
geon and physician can tell, and they
ar 'very reticent about their royal
patient.
WOULONT ADMIT POLICEMEN
Slater of School Would. Net Retire
Until Wall Wr Broken In.
Chamberley, Praace, Aug. B.i-
Crowds made demogstrationa In twe
neighboring township yesterday
against cemrQlsslonatrea of xiollee whe
were closing school ermdncted by
auns. The tocsin waa rttng and the
sisters who refueed to open their doon
to the comniissionairns were, cheeren
by the per't. The pellco were event
nally obliged to make breaches in tht
walls of the building, whereupon the
Bisters, am'd the cheer of ther aym
pathlrers. left by the front donrtt. .
Rome. Aug. 6. The Vstlean reaards
the present aitnafon la Kranee a-lxin
from th closing ol nnanthnrtd rn
gregatlonallet hoola as moat grave
aa tt la new l-lloved to be the intra
lion of M. (Vmbp. tha Trench premier
to dnont)ce the eonrordat .
It Is nimorea that Cardinal Haul
polla. Papal aeeretary of atatn, ta atll
in favor ef temnorixtng with trance
fearing that the hovttl attltnde of tht
Vatican toward that country w.mk
lead to grsred mm plication. Komt
of the cardinals advneate . an entirt
rnpttire with Kntnoe, thwa anttcinat
Ing the Muuwce there tit further antl
derlesl laws.
ARE STILL FIGHTING.'
Th Battle at Agua Dm Ice le (Mil
Undecided.
Colon, Colombia, Aag. Hcpoftf
reach here Ut the effect that the Ight
Ing at Aftua Imlctr bctwrea the Inaur
gents and government troops, whlc
began on Tuevday laet, continues
There have been heavy loesvs oa but I
aides, but the inaurgonta' hawea are
the heat lent. I he attacks are prtuct
pally made at night. The inaurgenti
have etked for aad received aa armia
tlcn, during which they burled tbeii
deed. The troop engaged are fron
the departmeota of taatander aee
I'l'i' i. aad are under the command ol
General Moralm Herti. The eac com
miaalon from faaaattt arrived too lat
tu be of any a., the lighting having
klready tonimeuced when tkey reechee
Aatta liil,,e.
Wa.hln.t.m. Aig. I. A disiwtcb
dated vratr-ay and received at the
Colomhlaa leaattna from Gennral Zala
xar of the depart mettl rf I'snama re
porta that th aKM.nH belweea the
r'vernntent tn..r and the revolution
Ml ttt Agn lnloj at til ci.alti.Ha. The
battle has how raged atm-e Tnesdav.
Cat-tain I'orter ttf the Haeetv hat
cabled the .Navy department from
Fan in a that the governor of I'auame
reqneat, that the lUruter go to aea aau
endeavor tu locate Um steaasship bov
aea, which, it kt reported, haa baec
Ut aad aboard of which wer a lug,,
'U'Abr of people. Th depaiimeni
auiuorued the Kaa(vr tu proec,.c
Cn tin nilt,,u.
AT SA6AM0HS MILL.
Make f'eravnai R(por to President ol
Hie Trip a Ambassador.
lau.r liny, N. y Aug. C-White
Uw Keid ati.r fr. Held . r gu.Br,
yesterday or tii Prt-isideiit and .M.a
Rta.aevelt at Haaiuiire Hill. Thty ar
rlvtd lu the bay uu th ya.-ht Klet-tric
owned by Klbriri T. ticrry. uh.w.
gueats ihey werts. aud wi-rw driven tc
the prealdent's t-ouutry home. Jjiti
the three giunts r joim-d' by An-L
bishop Kyau of Ullade lhia. rio niu.i.
the fmirth gwokt at lnui-bmtn.
Mr. Rtjid. who arrived from Kntrlaru
on Saturday came In Uyater But
to report periHiiially to tho icii. ti
ou tola trip to KiiKlnnd.
rroHidont It'ioocveU ia beinK over
whelmed with IndoraeinetilM lor caioii
dateg ftrr the v ecaricy ou the board o
lOaimtxaiooeiH of lite I l-l rUt of Co
lumbla. ThtiH far he has iutiiuuled tc
no one whont he nyt apiaiint. He if
going over all tint papeia In the case
his dealre being lo eli-ci a muii whose
appointment will command Hot i;eiierdl
approval of th.; rcwiilonls of aslrinj
tori. ,
The apituiutiuciit .probably will be
made within the imxt leu days.
8AYS HE 13 GETTING OLD.
I He Would Accomplish Ail Hia Almi
He Must Work Kjdly.
KlKikane, V'ii., ug. t "l am
getting to b au old mau. 1 have not
many year U lv. If i acrcmiolibb u:!
I have act out lo do thlugs inuat Euov
with celerity."
Such Is the fctitteinent oi .lnui. J.
Hill. prtfideiit of the Great Xortlini:
railway, who. la couiauy with Clmiles
8. Melleu, pr:ideut of the NuMhun
Hacltlc: A. L. Aiohlfr. (.ivsiilciii u
the O. K sod . rtuiiittuy. un4 i
nuiuber of uiiur otr. tula, arrived Id
Davenpcif jutenlay ta CKiif.-r itn
the farmers of the big JVnJ roun
try lu regard to railway rates an.i
sbippiug conditions. lirlealeu art
present from Spokane, KlcvciiH, l,tn
colu, Wbitmaa and Adaiuj cuuntl.-a
representing a region wfilch it la etl
mated may harvest 2n o.i.i i.tio bimhe',;
of wheal this yeur, Today a almll..r
coufervnre is bejug hM at i'uliux.
The president's suoclai arrived m
Davenport about It: 20 Monday morn
Ing. The day 'a program included a
public meeting addresxed by Hretlder i
Hill, a basket dinner with the faniun
aad a conference between the railroad
prealuenta aut the representatives ol
the farmers. . 1
OEAO WITH GOWN ON FIRE,
Peculiar Case of an Aged Womar
Found Ocad in San Francisco, -Man
Krauclaeo, Aug, 5. Yeaterda
morning, ahortiy after 3 o'clock, the
inmates of ltlu California street were
arouaed by the strong odor of bum
Ing clothing. In th luveHtUatlon Unit
followed it waa discovered tliat Mrs
A. K. II. rati hen, au old lady Maying
lu th buuae, waa lying on the floor o
her room with bur clothing on fire,
bhe was dead mlyu found. At first ii
waa thought that death hud reaulted
from bitrng, but later development
tend'to prove tbit abe' died of licqrt
failure,
Home months mko h vblted be)
daughter, who la living in Chaniporicu
Ouatemata. Prom what can le learner
it aecmii that the tropical beat wa:
too much for her and nhu waa force
to leave. Mr. Tatchen arrived in llilf
city on July 31, a paHseiiKer on the
Pacific Mall rileanmhip, City of Sidney
It is thought that during the night
the invalid attempted to rian, and
after sireeedlng In lighting a candle
fell to the floor dead. In her fall her-j
clothing htx amo lKited.
Say He Killed HI Own Son.
Denver, Colo., Aug. .5. On Ms deatl
bed William Thompson of Vila, Hact
mnnty, haa cotifeaHed that, he willec
hi oa son. Kenjarnin !(. Thomiiimn
aged IS. and that Zch Ni. IioIhoii, win
I serving-a term in tho iei'ltentlar
on a chargo of mnrderitig the boy, Ii
entirely innocent.
The cane haa been brought to tht
attention of Governor (iruiait and i
voluminous set of documents wai
placed on file wilh the board of pard
tins, which will hold a special meetini
tp Investigate Ibe rase.
Tfc rerrat mm Him Feed.
1'arrota ml toucans bare no knives
and fork to cut off the rinda of trop
ical finite; bnt ss monkeys use their
flngern, tm the bird ukv for the suuie
ttrHMe tlielr alinip and powerful bill.
No N-tler niilerncker ami fruit parers
could HMu.bly Im found. The parrot ill
phrtlcnlnr has lcvelod fur the pur
liia fin nil ami inlliiied leuk-a
wonderfnl tveuwn. keen us a tail.ti'a
aclatMira ami moved Vy Kwerful uiiia-cb-a
on either side of the face which
bring together the cutting edges with
extraordinary euergy.
The way the bird holds a fruit gin
gerly In woe claw, white be strips off
the rind dexterously with his under
hung lower mandible and kecpa a
sharp lookout menu while on either
able with those aiy and stealthy eyes
of his for a possible intruder suggests
to tlie obeervliig mind the w bole Jivlny
drama of bis uutive. forest, lino seeii
in that vivid world the watchful mon
key ever ready to snoop down Umiii
tbe tempting tall feathers of bU herejl
tary foe; on aeea tbe canny parrot ever
prepared for bia rapid attack and ever
eager to make biui pay with Are Joints
ot hia tail for bis Impertinent Interfer
ence with aa unoffending fellow cltl
en of tbe art-orettl community. Com
bill aiagsziue.
Captain McCrsa Cable That Danger
la Now Past,
Washington. Aug. i. Captain Mc
Crea of tbe gunboat .Mac ilea cable,
to the navy department yesterday thai
the outbreak ia Marti is practically
over. Tbe cablegram, which ta ilutec
Cape Haytlen. August 4, la as follow:
"After aa interview with the author
Itie the aspect of affair appear mort
satisfactory Natloliales. are Wei
armed. Retn-ls bare beeu driven frenx
critical positions. I title etrthiialaaiH
No further danaer of serious disturb
ance."
Captain Mi Crea requeafed perml
alwa tu gtt lo ban Juan, Purto RIro
fo ewal. This was grauted and tht
afavaia probably will come north ua
1M there i another outbreak.
1
AM'gt:lableIVcfiiliotiforAs
siuiiia limj lite Fixxl and Kc ula -lutjj
die btoukittB and Dowv-ia ot"
PromoioH DiestionClWrrur
ncss cuxl R.'sl .Contains neiilkT
0)uiiii,Nurluitt! norluitTciL
OT XAH V OTIC.
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Uoiina.Coiiviilsiiiiis.lvwrish
fttSS ftikl Loss OF Sli kp.
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nioit v maiijrt ltr n iifiin.T nr NttiiH-t iirtti
tor attrit uliuiiti jhii tn.-t mkI to t t.il.li.-ii
hin cl.iiiit to fiii laiitt Itt (mn tin1 K
aiiti ilft'fi v 1 1 t-'i (lit oltirn wl tlyn ,',oii i il v,
Ur"Kua on I riiiav, tin' Mli tl.tv Aiurl.
lif -.t. Hv ii nine - u ttin-c"
.Ion n t'lfittr, )liHy, Urt-"..iii.
Jul iii.- iur v. o
riara K. I aiMiii, nf Aslotiy, "
Clara Wiluum, ol " '
An ami all Hrsoli t'liiioiM :olv.!-i ly
the ulH.vttltMaritHl l:iiitl,s :ir rt j ut li'tl lu
Ii lo 11 tel- chiiittj in lliir ollice on tr I vku
am 0 ii day ui iivu, i . j
I'll AH II. M:iKS,
.VKiMT.
11 in her Lund, Act June !!, HiM
I)TI('K I tlt I'l HI.H ATIOX
IKll'Cli S I ATEf I.ISU (lllHt, J
(hk..o t itv 4U:r.i . M ,y si, I'm'. ,
N'OTll I'MS IIKlii'.IIY OIVKN.. TIU1
in comfdiHiice H iili li.e rj isuii.-. o . '
the act of t'oncre.ss or June l;s. enliil- '
ed "Au act lor Ibe side of tiniLi-r lu. uti in '
thebt.'iira ol luliiomu urton, i-v;i-iu
ami Wicdiiuglon 'Jetrit.ry," in ctteii-Kvl
lo nil tb- I'iiIjIio i.und M tea by act o.
Aukii'. 4, H-rJ llarnl: l.nrs.'ii, of Al n.i
county of lalsoo, i-t.ite of tiroon, I, as
till, clay mid in litis otuee lit swoiu mule
nif ui No. .Mihi, lor III i purchase ot the N
W i, 8 V ', tie S, K '.; ti h ' , N V S K
. ol ec. Xu, i i r I S It I, VV. uud il
oiler rwf to ?luw that the hind mi;lit i
more aluulde lor i.p titnber or htimt- than
tor agricultural jmrpor end toe uhln-li
cliiim to oaid hind In-fore the Kiyi.-U-r
and Keoeiver of tlii" ofllce ut Oregon i:ity.
llregun, on t riilav, the Mb day uf August,
lHOi
lie name. wllncsaes:
Juliil Denck, of Olney, Oreei.ii.
John ti laser. rf
JiiUuk f,'arl)e, nl . " "
ieore 'oaf, I "' Astoria, .
And ulul all (irrtioiia cluiining udveis, ly
th. abut ileacrilied l.uid.-i are rt-Ueted n
tile tneir cl 'iu.n in tlti: oll:t-e on or lirfgru
fa id Mb day ol At-K""', I ''')-'
I 'll AS. II, MHUllKS,
limber l and, Act June 3, INis
MITIt 1. 1 OK IM Itl.lt .A I ION
t'MTFI' Kr.tT- lit Mil wi r.M ,
(inn.i.iH I'itv. (laninv, Viiy !, l'l .
NOTICK 18 IIKltKBV r.lVKs IH.VI
in cuinplianiti will, (lie )rovi!iuM oi
ttie acl ol I oiii'n of June 1, I -7 cut it led
"A ii a- I lor th- fill- ot IiuiU r I neli ut 1 1.''
iStule ol I'.tlilMniia. I'ri-i'oii, Nevada uii-l
V d-hin;:loii Terriltiry." a. eitfinh-d to all
the i'nblic l.iu l Mulra Ir,- :l I ol Ailfii-l 4
Im, ( Ura W MHimi. ol Alt,ii.i, imnlv ol
Clalxop. hlateul Orei-oO, lianlhi" l.l,' l-l' -l
in tliia olliee lii, anorn Htuleiiient No. :i.i-l
r.ir the pureliase ol Hie a W !. S iV W'
8 W ', e. 4. S K i, K. .1 r .e' . 6
ill T ,'t N K ! W, un.l mill oiler i-rc.i,i tv ,
-how that Hie I lid aolli'hl ll I e k Jin aide
lor ita timlier or lne ilian for uaiciilttir
ti oirie-i-a and U e.latdl 1. ho. claim t
aid laud before Ihe liei--l-r and Ke.eivi-r
at thin otllee u( liieeori ( ill, (Im.m. mi
Kr day the Mil .lay oi A In. n?t, l' '
lie tijiiie hh u iloi-a'
John llelick, - I
John i,la..-i, ,!'
tJeou-e ij-.?., ef
( ill., V, I 'ie.i
A: tor ,
l.iX?l" Vo.-w" of ' "
Any nd till .er"iiN i uoiiiiik uileeoi-li- j
llieaoov -in ii'riie. ci'i'C, air r m r.i i j
hie their c laim i in linn i.n, mi or I t l .u
-ni.i.Mtl day ol Ann t I'l l.
. IM. U. -MUltri.'.
Ilollitrr.
Timber I find, let JhiicH, S7H
orici: i uu vi hi m nt j
1'f.iTn. Sr i a.: I,t M Ut m I, '
tiHsooN I 1 1 v. i n,", Vay 5fJ I I.' t
NOIK'K i-i IlKKKIiV l.lr,.V I H A I I
in eeni I n' i-e mil.' ll..- fi.. ti-nf. ol j
the net ot I'oii: re-oof li.ee :!, Ii," eiilill-.l
An set lor Ihe rale ol liml-er I ui.H Ii. the i
lale. ol I 'aliiornra, t r. K'-n, Nevada in-! .
Valiiti-toil leililory'' n extended to 9l j
Hie I'uldic l.aod . Stales l y acl ol Amud
I, Julius ti l be, of lllney, t-oiml ..t I
I'latMop, .-"tale ol I 'revel.. I.as I hlf day lile-l
in tilth iithe- I.e. hw.ir il "lai iii.-i.t No. .,i'ij
for Ihe i.liri i e of Hie N ' . S K 1 ,. N V v, -
N WM, He,-, in. f Bi,H e.-e. No, 3 !
in T 3 N It r; W.vn.l a.il .-Her .-.h. til
kIiow that the land i-hl i.- more ilu i -,
ble for ill. liin'i't or it. im- than l.-r i-'ti.'i.l .
tural i.nr(ioMes, and r.i esial.li-l, hi-, eluior
r.l .;tl-l laud tH-lore llo- U !l ler nil, I K,-, et - i
Ver ul thia ottue ul lirieeii inly. n mi, i
on t'-iday. tha -tli day .i n ;u I, I ti.'. j
ila tiamefl at iines.i, m:
John I em k. ol t ilri'-y, il.f-,:..n I
Joliir l.laiH-r, of " '' i
tie..rre V.aa, r-I Aalotia. "
I laia Weimiin. of "
Any and all iwaorih clniiniinf dy-relv
-Vi
v
t).e aluv.--d,-rilM-l land-, ani r- ueie1 i.i
til Ihe r rlrni!- in tlil- o-tu e .n ..r Iwlore
laid Bib dy. t A'le'i-t, I'.-'.
CU.VU. li. iiOfiTK-i,
Ui-j.u.ur
Mil
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For Iirirfts nprl Children.
!T!ig Kind You Have
Always Bough!
For Over
Thirty Years
THt CffftTAiJgJ eoNNNT. MClaf TOR OITY.
CJ YEARS
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(iliicin hieilie.l tipiiii rifivitif r-.
t rnest t') Uo so. l'iinrti's r-'nHntiiiliU'. '
OA 3TOUIA.
1ar th. - yf VoJllifflAViyS Bjiii
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The Bmlir on t if Vet . thee i.i t'.tritan.l Ttita'J
Pu'.eju ij. l. jr.n.u .-i h.r lui.b.s - a tli.a .l.c;y!
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THREE COLLEGE COURSES
- CLASSICAL, SCIEUTIFIC, LITERARY
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY -
The AcaJeuuj prepares for College and gices
u tlioroiif,h Kiuijisii Education, the best pre
paration for tfachinq or business.
pvnsc3 i cnj loir. Board and roomy a th
Lilies' Hall -$M trt $1 ptr tfeeb, includin
vlectrjc litjlit and heat.
THE CCLLEOE DORMITORY
Under crperieiiivd tnanaviemeiit, icil' lur
nish roiim.'t mid board at cout on thp club
plan, not to orveed Jl.f.O
Kor full pat icularu, address
PRi-3IDET McCLELl AND,
Forest Groce, Oregon
jlNTERESTINQ
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uHrilil Hu it. to itiUkt; -ltMt ninc
im viiiii li vi'iiu? ItUt'S at alt jmi' t-
i'ullaian fti. Sliiu ami 4'lit.ir t Vr
mi lln.-iilt tr.tii.f. ,
lMi.nj 'ut K'ivif nut n -Mf'L Met!
j In triiv-r to 4-1 lain lu f.r-l t la-s nrvit o
I il k liiolit fct ai'ciil . yuti a
Iti k ft liVrr
THF, WlilfiUNSlN PENTP.AL LIU! 2.
WtlilktV for all f.aMrru .wi::ta. . .
Kor full iitftinti:ithn mil on your u ut at
Cu t.i't uy m, or wttte .... ,
in. At., Ifvutrral Ariti,
Milftatllr rr-, V4(i CltelltP
Collar' Line.
PORTLAND-ASTORIA Routs.
Sir. "BAILEY GATZfRT"
Ijaily P.. iiin.l Tripe eice'-t t'unJay
TIME CARD
I . ave H -ill.u.d ... . 7a.ru.
Ia.at- A-l -ll 7 p. 1U.
HIE DALLES PORT- .
LAND ItODTE
STR "TAHOMA"
"METL-AKO"
Kelvteeu Voltiaud, The l.lile aad
V uj ioiiitj.
Iinlly Irli,.! tce t Bauduy.
TIME CARD
Mr. " fallow''
Iv Pol IIhihI Moil. We.l. Kii.7 . . iu.
I.V. I'allea i bel. Tl.f.l. fi 7 IV. u.
Sir. "l!aulta',
l.v. Ponlan.1 Tun. Tbor. f;Ki . 7. a. m.
i v. lullcs Muii. Wed. fii 7 a. nj.
erTlii4 llouie liua ibe iiinaK-bt
Hcpulii Altrt:tu,iiS ou Kitilh,
MEALC. THE VERY BEST
landing and Cull : lot Al bi fc;ia.t.
I'-ih l lione-i, Main ?.5i
rt.KTI.ANI, r:F(iuN.
JOHN M HU.MI, sKt Tl.e Plli
1. J. I t VI OK, agi Abtoila.
J. C. W V AIT, uft Vancouver,
HOU'UKII Jt Ml I. US, agls Vthite
Naluion
J. J. M't'KEV,' svt Hoo.1
tllver.
M M. IlI'TT.rr, i:ml.r,
Wanlr.
Jll M. TOTTOV, F.vrn'r,
Waaii.
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l". W.'t'KICH IMS, aKt I'uriUn.t
tuf ornsaf ion. 11
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