NARROW ESCAPES Hudson Maxim Has Figured In Some Perilous Incidents. LUCKY AT CHEATING DEATH. On On Gun Tasting Oocsslon Sud den Impulse to Run, Whioh He Obsy d, Wat the Mum of aaving Mn Lifo A Megsslns Tht Got IM 8c end Wind. One of tUe mont thrlllluK iiilveutiirea In my experience took plneo nt the gov erumeut proving urminils at Sandy Hook, N. J., when tlio t'liitol States government wai testing mxlinltc Ih fore adopting It. Near a light frame I'lilMlng In wnieU 1 was Oiling shells with maxlmlte, a ten Inch gnu was btbfej tested. A num ber of abuts hud lieen Urea irnm I lie big gun. Jnst as 1 had concluded my work and stnrted fur the hart to lake the government MS tot Mt Jfcjek, tho Igual was sounded for iinutlicr shut 1 was walklug nloiiK a stretch of rail way track directly hehind the (jmi At that Instant 1 rcincmliercd that several years baton, when one of these guna waa being tested, the bWKhlocI bad blown out. passed through the homhnroof and killed nix Offleeta and men. but I argued with nnsclf that the chance was Infinitely remote that tho breechlock would be blown out or the present gun on this dlsciim-Rc "I UM verv Instant I was In range, but upon sudden Impulse 1 ran with nil mla-ht The gun was discharged. 1 looked round lust In time to see the huge breechlock pass through a building neui th. ne in which I hud been St work i .m nn ilia track, striking and breaking one of the rails over which I had passed. It ricocheted against the too of the old granite fort and ghlBCtd hih intn the air. A ahower of atonal nil ilehrl fell over a wide area and frniniioiits struck the groiiud close to me. I walked back to the scene of the ac cident and found that the windows In the little building where I had beeu filling malltulte shells were completely riddled with partly burned cylinders of smokeless powder that had ban blown from the gun I once hud another curious expert ence at Sandy Hook during some trials of the Maxim automatic machine gun. Among the severe tests to which the gun was subjected was one Intended to simulate what might occur In making a landing upon the seashore, where the mechanism of the gun might get filled with sand. The test Is known as the "sand teat" The gun lioing tested at the time was of the kind using black gunpowder cartridges, for It was before the Intro duction of smokeless powder. There was so much energy In the recoil of the barrel that a great deul of sand could be thrown Into the mechanism without Interfering with the working of the gun The cemmandlm: OfJcer did not ar rive to see the gun Brad until after the board In churge had completed the test He then appeared and demanded that the firing should be continued for his benefit. The chairman of the expert mental board demurred, saying that the gun bad passed through the test admirably and that It was too bud to Are It more than was absolutely neces sary, with Its inechuul-ui lllled with send. But the commuuder Insisted. A schooner was approaching near the line of fire. The commander snld he only wanted to see u few rounds fired and that the tiring would tie com pleted before the schooner would come within range. Accordingly u belt of 333 rounds was inserted, und the firing begun. After perhaps lifty rounds were fired the command was given "Cease firing." but the gun kept right on. It afterward proved Hint the trigger was blocked by mind, so that It was Impos sible to stop the gun. The schooner came Into range, and the bullets Hew over and around her. Hy assistant, who was tiring the gun, did bis best to work the trigger aud stop It. It did not OCCnr t him on the Instant to unllmber the gun and swing It round so as to bring the schooner out of range. As tho gun llred ut the rate of 750 shots u minute the firing was all over Inside half a minute. Fortunately no damage was doue. When the suuie gUD was undergoing s sand test at Annapolis. Mil.. I came very near being killed by It. The gun had passed successfully through n severe sand test, but the officer in charge wanted to see wheth er he could nit enough sand Into the gun to stop It. .So Jio had the gun box filled full. The gun fired about ISO rounds and then stopped. My assistant threw down the sufc thut Is to say, locked the trigger, so thut It could not be pulled nnd began clearing the gun box. Thinking that the gun wus safe, I was Just about to step round In front of it. Suddenly It fired a dozen or more shots so close to me that my clothes were seared by tho powder gases. One of tho tests made at Annapolis was to fire n Maxim gun vertically into the air Wo had fired a couple of hundred shuts In this manner, wheu something struck very near us. It then occurred to the officer In charge that what goes up must necessarily come down. Firing ceased, und we sought cover for u few minutes to avoid the lendeu ruin lludsuu Maxim In Youth's Companion. The best remedy for wrongs done us Is to forget them Myitis Complies tod. "You must stop worrying und take a holiday," said the suuve practitioner. "My dear doctor," replied the Irrita ble patient, "if I could get my affairs Into a shape that would permit me to take a holiday I'd be so relieved that I wouldn't need one."- Indou Opinion. Not Duo Yot. "Hoes your wife over uuk you d tlio first walking gentleman. usk- "No, ' IlllhWerell tlje sccoiid. ' VVu'vs nly been ujarrlod a year. Hlte culls It dnxlng so fur." Clevelnnil I'luln lir.iler lunigiuary evils soon liecouie real oues by Indulging refleotious on tbein. That's All. "I did not think yoli would associate with such a num." "I shau't assucluto with lihn much. I atu merely going to wnrry blia." Houston Post. An injury done to character la aa great tbat It cannot possibly be eetl inated. Uvy. WINNING HAPPINESS. fist on Qoed Terms With Yourself and everything About You. Happiness can never come from the outside to the Inside unless happiness already exists In the .aside. Wo bo come imppy because there are certain elements within us that respond Im mediately to tho things that make up happiness. To be thoroughly happy you must bo on good terms with yourself. Also It means Hint you have fath MM the mystery of happiness In every growing thing ubnnt you. A man that Is not on good terms with the trees aud Mowers and birds and houses and the scores of other gifts of natttre can never be upon good terms with lilm-elf For nnture. tbongb sll-lll In Us expression, speak truths more wtnidiuiw than tho ei pressed troths of men. To he thoioiichly tut pi you must he on goad terms with everything about you. 1 ul you ever look up Into tlio sky and ask yourself whether or not you were on good terms with the stnrs. with the planets -with the nioour And during the day. with the clouds and the inarvoloiH sun that so greatly affect your disposition, as these things do affect the dispositions of every one? To bo thoroughly hsppy you must make the wonderful truths and ex presslous of nnture your mental emu panloMi It Is Impossible for you to be upon good terms with all people unless you fall In alignment with their syinpn tides nnd with their viewpoints. It Is Impossible for you to bring out the bast that Is within unless you use us a basic standing a perfect eijunllty of terms Toledo Times. ANCIENT MEDICAL HUMOR. Spacunana From tho Home of Nrly Twenty Conturioe Ago. That there was no lack of medlcnl humor In the classic days of Home Is mnde sure by the ancient epigrams of Martial of nearly 2.000 years ugo. The Ignition Lancet shows that the poet bora a grudge against the specialists of his day, fur It seems they had this variety of practitioners then nnd pokes fun at the oculists and o,t the surgeons who Indulged In clinical teaching. Of the hitter he has patient complain in good I.ntln. aud this complaint has been made over Into current Kngliab I tiw III. but soon ayminmiius sought in Willi s class of u Iiunilt. J young insll. Wlui luimlrrd cold paw have briuiani m Tho favor I lacked till than The Journal of the Amerlcau Medl cal association calling attention to the medical ways of the ancient city notes Unit diseases due to luxurious liublts bad multiplied greatly In Home What wus called gout that Is, pains ami aches in Joints and muscles nnd tho vugue conditions tbst we now call rheumatism-had also greatly increas ed, liiny. who was an older eon temporary of Martial, ssys. "(lout used to lie an extremely rare disease, not In the times of our fathers and grsud fathers only, but even within my own memory." Although the gouty were usually rich and of luxurious bsbltn. some of them evidently were not good pay. An evidence of Ibis is thus glveu: 1 'i...l,,i ,,, wlill h suae in com I. cm gouty fci can stand, lliii when Hi lurt till I I. m. ml.l Th soul Ml (sat Ills I1.11J Masksd Women. Upper class ,Swahill women wear curious masks, which sre made of leather and beads on a wooden frame The mask U derived from the tradl tloiini usage of Moslem women, who must keep their fscee covered In the presence of men. For several cen turles Arab trades have frequented this east African coast, and to their Influence are due most of the civilised customs found todny among tho mi tlves of the district. The clothing worn by these prosperous dames Is of silk, their shoes are partly of sliver, aud they wear much silver Jewelry. The Moslems In .niixlbur, by the way, are less ranatli ally strict about religious usages than their brethren In Morocco and Turkey Wide World- Magazine. "Bob" snd "Cob In Money. Most people would know what was meant by tbe term "bob" when apeuk Ing of money. Hue would they be able to aay offhand what a "cob" is or was In i similar connection? it was used In polite circles In tbe seventeenth cen tury, for It occurs in a letter from the Eurl of Essex "8o my wife gsve tier a cob, for which she seemed very thank fill"- printed in the new volume of the "Camden" series, the editor of which gives tbe Information that the cob was "a piece of money tbe value of which varied from 4 shilling to as much as (1 shillings lit 1075 "-1ondoii uroukle. No Chence to Clop. Girls In New (luluen have little chance to run nway. Their parents force them to sleep u a Utile bouse on the topmost brunch of a lull tree, I lien the Indder is removed and the slumber of the parents Is not disturbed by fears of an elopement. Caught Enough. Mary The doctor says this tlluess of mine Is caused by a germ. Agnes What did he cull it? Mary-I don't re member. I eu tight the disease, but not the name Judge Sometime. Tommy -l'op, a man uiul his wife are one, aren't they? Tommy's I'op Yes, my son; sometimes ohm loo many Philadelphia lie, Old He Is not tbe best curpeuter who mai,.", the most chilis - Old Haying. Pilgrims si asnsros. Benares, au Indian boly city, la tbe victim of pilgrlmagus. Many of tbe pllgrlma are In tbe laat atage of Illness and nnd their way to tbe city to have their retnaiua cremated on the banks of the (laugea. A large number of hospitals have to be provided for the roceptlou of tbe aick, and tbe distinc tion of being a boly magnet Is not greatly appreciated by tbe resldeuta of the city. Exchange Brazilian V.aa.l All liruzUlau veaaela engaged In tbe coasting trade and carrying passengers, either casually or regularly, aud inuk iug voyagea of mora tban seventy two hours between tbe place of departure und port of destination, aiust have on board a Ilruzlilau doctor nominated by the minister ef tbe lataiier. Wsloems Celer. "A stress; ut jtMuW s all right sumo limes." "Hows tbatr "lu u gold inlue, tot lunaAice." Louisville Courier Journal. MATCHMAKIINQJN INDIA. On Scheme Thst Gave a Mlselenarf the Surprise of Mia Lire. Almost every one who has friends In. mission work In India kimwa that 00 very Important I unction of tbe tolas binary Is to play tho part of match maker to his Bock, Hut few if any, have heard or the conditions being ra versisl and lie Hock turning match maker for their missionary. That doe occur, however, as the loiter wrltteu by a missionary who live nt Tuti corln, south Indlii. tells: On New Year's day, 1011, as I waa seated In my llttlu mud cottage at Tulleorlii n number of people entered the iraranda and ceremoniously came Into my room, beating trays of flow ers, fruits, raisins and sugar, which they placed al my reel like suppllauta wltii desire to gain the hearing of a, petition After nil duo ceremonial eti quette had been observed and I had Indicated my willingness lo hear their petition Brother Una.nl Dravlaui, a prominent lawyer In Tullcorlu, began leading In Tamil nil address to which the others gave strict attention it run like this: "Heverend Sir You have uow for manly two years bestowed great care and labor upon us. ministering to our spiritual welfare and striving for the health of our souls to such au extent that you luue grently Impaired your own physical health, mid we feel that you need some one lo cure for yoo, Kline you do not euro for yourself. We fear let your Seal In our behalf innv depth o us at nine of your life ami services Therefore, with pro found humility and sincere respect, we venture to ivipieat you to marry a good woman, who will both cara for you and help us." This was naturally n confusing thing to happen, but I wus bound lo re spond to sinh an eloiiient appeal, aud when tho applause died away I roae and ntis wercd with considerable effert: Your affectionate regard for my welfare Is so overwhelming that 1 have no words In which to express my ap pieclalloit." and sat down, quite faint from the exertion Hut tho novelty of the situation oeicniiie my fatigue. and. turning to of Uie elders, I asked If tiny had any rllculsr per son In Bated as one who would lie will ing to become my helpmeet aud be equal to ail the reiousibliliies tbey had outlined Immediately Miss W.'a naine was mentioned "But." said I. "I don't believe she would have me." This seamed to me like ustcbiiisklng with a vengeance What a high handed act, to bo sure! To order their pastor to marry, and then lo choose tbe girl besides! Hut the worst waa still to "We have already seeu her and toid her aha moat have yon." said Brother Itajappau So It was si t led I msy add tbat my wlf I I have reason to approve highly of the Indian iiiuihod of match milking, but II should lie combined with the western method of courting. ag In our case, lo suciire the best re- MUltS- F.XcllllllgO Average Amsricsn's Taaee. .Somewhere in n,e lulled iStateo In a small elly Urea tbe average American He has a fainlii of four, Including him self, and earns .',I7 a yeur Home one else In Ids family, perhaps n stenogra pher daiiglilur, contributes $330 to tbe family fund, making- the total Income of SHIT He fis-l I list be pare uutb lug. or next to nothing, for the privi lege of living In a free country, with warships mi I he a and street lights In front of his house, with s policeman on his corner, a public service cotnmls slon looking aftay Ids Interests and a io,i- of tin- roiigrusslonsi Itecord com ing in lilitt legularly The Hutu la tbat of his JH47 a year he pays l0 toward tie upkeep of hi government World'a Work Circulation of the Blood. The Idea of some aort of movement of the blood In mau and the lower ani mal was possessed by Aristotle and other Oreoba nnd by the physicians of the Alexandrian school as well aa by the doctor and surgeons of tbe middle ages, lu fact, even the village barbers knew of such movement. Hut no one, not even the wisest of men, bad any conception or a continuous strsem re turning to Its source n circulation In the true souse of the word or of tbe functions of the heart as the motor IHiw-er of (he movement ut the blood until It was dAinonslrstMd by Warrey In HI2N Remarkable Cure of Dysentery. "I was uttucked with dysentery ubout July 15th, and used the doctor'n medicine and other remedies with no relief, only get- tine worse all the time. I was unable to do anything and my weight dropped from 146 to 125 pounds. I suffered for about two month when I wan advised to use Chamberlain's Colic, Cho lera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I used two bottleB of it and it gave me permanent relief," writes B. VV. Hill of Snow Hill, N. C. For sale by alj dealers. NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION. ; , i -. I ii.ii n, ,n -a, i Suras, Oregon! July u, inn Holloa la BSrsbf i-lii-n llial t'atht-iln,- Mar llarnliait. of ilu i mm, (riiun, who, un Kliriiry a, Kill, i,i,i,l, Hi, no-. (rail r.iitry No Ufi'iell lur N'jSJ,, I-,', tin,, m, Tuwnablp ii Huulh, Hans H B Wllaiuutt MarlilUu, baa Dleil ,,,,tn, nt liili'iitlun In make llual tbr yoor prool, in lalabllab ilalui In Ilia lainj abov J aerlU'il. In-fiire lOi'Uli i aud Kacalvar. al Hum. Ori-g'ii,, nu lb I Jt Ii ,ay of August, IVU, Clalmatit iniuiu. aa wltuasea; j,v,i,i, II. Hill, lien Ni winati, Ixiu liavy aud I mi.k I' JDai'kmei, all ,if Hum, OrMuu. W rassc. Kaflalar. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I siikii MTlTKa l.aan KvriDS, I iluilia, llresiin, July 7, lull I NotlOi I. bsrsby slvan UiatlUiiry II gob, uf I. await, (irasutl, w lin, UI) (intuliar 11, ItllO tuaili! Hi,,,,, .trail Kulrr, Nu. (16106, lot NK', Saetloii II, 'luwustilp '.'I, m., Hand U2U Kaal W'lliimi lie Mnrlillaii, ha fllvil uullou ullnUu tlull lu make n mil I In en year I'niuf, luaaUblllb nlallil In lb lantl alsivn ilea' rlln'it, bfura lira i.i, i in, , lint i-hi-r, at ttiiina, Orsuu, on lb llilli 'In) nf I usual. I'll. Claimant naine. lor wltnosaaa. ruler liter, Ainlrtw foUraou, Hany eary, "",,, n HI 1 BO UI I llltl-ll. lIMVB VVu.VAtaa, k.lait-r. KOTIOM FOR PUBLICATION. ('Him htatsb i.ani, Orrics iiuiiia, iiiiaoii, July 1, 1 vi a Hollos I. luruliy lvn tbat Ilhisls K. atoy, nl Mm i liniiii , I UiKiili, wlin, ull Ausuat lu. 1007 and in on. i i 14, Ivll, riiaimutlvuly mad Hunt trail Kntrlaa IIIWA, Hrrlal Nu. vmh and Nu ufiUl.1. fur S!a. Hiulluii as, lownanlu 26 H. Haua .16 K U llluiinll,! Murltllau, baa Iliad uullv ol lutuuttuti In niak final ttva-ytiar Frool, lu a labllab , in im in tin, I .ml abov dcrilid, b linn lli -iil.lei ami Kir. Ivor, at Ilu un, Ursuu, on Hi Mb ilay ul Annual, 1UM. Claimant u antra aa wlluraava: tlrvllloT. Mlny, Ira lluud. II. M. Murk, Mrs. II tlutulllll uf I Ilarrlinau, OfSauli. Wm K.aaa, ll,,l,irr. e4oicjbtrlntlni Netioe of Plnel Settlement. In the County Court of the stale of Ore gon, for Harney County. In the mattarof the estate of VV. II. llildinr, deceased. Notice is hereby given Hint Hn- iiuilri signed has Died his final account serein, end that the County Judge id llamry County baa fixed the time lor hearing objections to, and settlement of the Mllir fur Wrdiirsilnv, the '.'ml iluv id September, 1014, at the hour ol in o'clock A. M. ol mini day, nt Hie Court House in Burns, Orrgun. Dated Hums, Oregon, July 1st, Mill I). A. Hun i Administrator ol ICstntc ul VV. II. Dd iliac, dfi-eaertl. Date uf Ural publication Ink I, Kill. Data of last publication Aug 1, Hill NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION PNITKII STATUS LAND Oil h I arm, Dragee, Jul) -. iu Sotirr li haral.y lvo thai Mary II. Seal, ol Ktillyfariii, iiri'Dim, wlni, on l.-l. 1,111 11,111. mail lliitiivali-ait entry, No, OBtWO. Im SI", HW' W',M-.i., tlgUNgJt, SHU, Seil Ion aft, luwaalllp JS .. Hang :i ., W lllaniiitle MoflillHii, baa nleil until: et Inieiillim in not It r r'lnal litre yar I'rtiiil, loottsMialniaon lothr land atiovti iloeeri l.eil. tefore l(rKUti'r tout l(olvr, ot Hiirua. iiii-on, mi inn Kill !' nl A usual, lull. claimant iianirl aa nunaaaea J H. Nwl, William Kvlieiik.W II llSnlUOl bstira l.uc, all ol Colli larm. urnn yvm. faaaii Meglatar NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION, IIMTKII STATUS I.ANIi llrKIIK. I Hurtia, iitt'ii lull ' l 'II I Null,- la he, ii lvn llial Mart II Seal, nl ll))tim, uri'Kun. wlin. on Jmir .1. lum. ma'li lloaart I ami r.iuri. Nil 04MM, lor I ',' 1 tlmi x,Tewaalii. M . liana mil'. , ft in no if Meridian, lis rll.-.l imlle nl luUtitliiti in make rroul, lu eatabllah claim lo tltr laml above il aerlliril, lialura IteaUleraliil Ki'ii'iiiT, nl llnitit Orofuu. ue lb UtTi itav ut Aiiaual, I'UI 1 lalDiant nauiaa aa wltnaaai-a J. II. Nasi William Kanwlik. W II ila 1 an I aura I or, all nt rullylariii.iiteroii. W KARaK. Iti-K MSI NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. 0HITBO MTATItJI I. A Nil Or r l I Mtmn, Orvtfo.1, Jttl I" I'M Nilc U hrb) nlvn thai Kmnk Oftltarfton, ot le.wa),i, Orvgu.1. wtio, 011 May ', i' iita,ti llomnu(i s.iiirjr No, ttM. HrrUl Nu !., fui hKUNK',, Hfcjt it. Hn'aNW',. W VV Wvliuii i. TowHtl.lt 1 H, ftiig :i.. K. MlUhifltaj Mrildls.ll, liU Itlaatl Dill It1 iif It) lt lull IO Mmht- Af)asl rlvr rf triMii. o ttmbkMta rUlm to ifitj Iftutl Uiv ilrsKTlletHJ, lHff.irt- RvfUIf mul liwrhrt, Hi hut ut, uroftiu.tiii lb lllh tlut tl Auaitat 1 m 4'ulliie.lll UUBNU wtliiftf a HDry(ilIr, inr (it'orgw, pel It u I l0, Orvguii 1 liaa gfoftar ut lirv.tt). urtajoii J, I. arjr vf UarriMiaiit, urt.u Wi. C.aa. lt.-Kii. . LfOTIOI FOR PUBLICATION INITKIiHTATICH UNlmlMi R.J Hiirna, -.,... July 0, I 1 1 KoUM ta hctrliy iltrii i Imt Ira Bmd, l Hr rlaiai), Otaajini, whu, .u Hiitinlr II. i .. mad ll'iiut-aifti Knlrx Nu. aJi Nvrlrnl No, tt57, lur n, sr il.,n i, Tuwnablp , -KaiiM V. Kact, Wfllu.ri!f NarldUu, haj (lltMl UUllCC o( llllwhlluii lu UsjIi- llUatl ll.l' jraor trMif, to t-tinbllab (liin lu lit labil uivt ilratfibs, befur tlif It.ati.u-r ami h crlifr al Htirna, tt90O, on lb- Ulh ! nt Aiiauat, 1 "U 1 Talntaul uimri wiiiitrftaaa koiUK.Siujr. orvlll ity. I iu. Vll-t, Loon BatniaffAaur, 1 1 nf Hm nium ln kb V w I tar. 11 -,it. 1 lDl.1, UnroaMi. I tat No. ir, . NOTICK FOK PUBUBATION, 1 "iTah ttT4T' UAatPUmi'V, , itiirua, uiNKuii. Juur v, 1 1 1 N!isj It t.vrrl.y glvrU that liir N.ulht-Mi l4U-lflr hallway ' it tttf. bbt pt uAc iltliM ic HI I'aul. MlBhaaula. Iiaa thl 'th t , Juua IVU ilrtl In thta u.Trv Ha af.Umtluii in Ut't UUtlay lb prut lalubi uf tli art uf ion ajraaa, aipruvfj July I. law (90 Ml fcW, t WJ MK',IKW heytllcl) Xt, "--i.Ui,. i Hai.arr .. Pa-t W M , ttarUI SuifiM.1 Any aul all ftaiia rialinltig a-Uti) ,b lainls tlaat-'tUM. "t Uavtrliig lu ui.rci bu4iu ot ibt lulurtat charartar of tba lantl, ol (ol ui utbar rraatin lu tb IUmiJ lo appllOAUl, aboultf Ala tbui amIaU til brwUral la thl ..ffii r OU Ut baj'ul I La etrtl (a) ( Uiaii.l, i i M M KtriNk HrClvt. r NOTICK FOfl PUBMCATION. t'NIrStJ NT.Tk. t.l Sn (II I o , I Hiirna. lie ,1111. Jioy u, t ii i Null. l.li.i.l,) (Ital, )hal lllln W lln imoii.l tt Surna. lireguii. arbu. ua Jaeuarr 17, lull' nad Hnniaatasil Kuln No . 1 1 Vrtloll JO, Tuoaahl), U S . Hal,,. I- . W II laotatlc Marl.llali. Iiaa Alail luillee tt liileiit Inn ui niak rinal Kit Yr I'iooI lu aolsbll.b claim to lb lam! sbrnc dost riiml. i lor ls tatvi ami Hi-el.r at Sun,. Oregon, on ilu (III ilav Of Allan. I I'll! I latmant nauii'aaa wllnraau V H Mrliiall ami Mrl Magala lllllun. tmlli ol Sin bauall, 1,'ti-icnli W It. Idililna ol Mat rluib. uruii. ii i sbatrar, ol lltlrna. UrogoS W I si lo-ri.i' i NOTICK FOB PUBLICATION u arm; htatk.s unihihui, Hunia. i)irun July I, ('ill i Nolle Is lienli) sl.iii dial Kino r I asallb, of Kllay, llraaoti, Im, iniJuiu II, ISM. Inailt llumallaail Ktilri. Nn (Ijwi lot NW',. KrclluU 14,TuwuablpV.1S., Kattsr .'. I . Willamette Marl 4111 baa lllnl milter ui Intel, linn lo make mo,', flveyoar rroul lu oatatiii.ii imui to iholand auiilr ilrai'rH.r.1. Ll-lnn IUjl.li , a',,1 SoCSlVOI 1 Hunia, iti-Kiui, ou lb l.'lli l.y uf Auaiial, 1I4. I'laJwsat naiioa aa ,',.,-... Wm w7 siurgif. Waliar (c Ktugr, ulsi an llVorl ami ina f. Iliifflnaii all ut 111 I. . t ii. ,. -ii Ws rasa. Huiater. NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION I'NI I'MlMAIKs I IMi "I I Ii I ' l.akl'ili w. UH -null, lino- II. I'll I HOI I Or I. la NU Nuili'e laborvby sl,o tbl Koiiuiii ion k litis, n! Klf, Orrguli, whu. uu Jufir lib. lull, uiaut HuiiKalrail anlry, No. IM7I4. fui sw'.Sei' III ndNW;4.at'ilun la, Tuwitlilivj Sim ii, llansi JJKasi. VVIllaualli' Marlillau Iiaa IH'I iioilnoi lUUlilluu 111 make Aual I loi ' ) i . t J ' In aatalillab i la I in lu lb lainl abut gaasribod, brfur ebaa. A. Hliioinati I', s. euiiimtaaluiur. I Kit, tJfsgnUi un lb 71 b day ot Annual, I Jl I i.'lalmaut naiea aa vrlluaaaea lloo. A, Paijitut'k, Ailuhib lialiaun. llni.. Ilavll ami 1'iiir Wyo, U "f HI-. "" "" J K III una.. . , .'HI, I SEXUAL KNOWLEDGE ILLUSTRATED 320 PAGES Toll ell about aos matters; what young mail and women, young wivea ami husbands n,J all .tin i neeil to know about the sacrod laws ibsl gov ern tbe sea forces, i'luln truths ol hi Ufa in relation to happiness in marriage "Secret" of roantioosl d wiimanhood; seotual abuses, Social evil, dlaaaaas, etc. lit latest, must liilvsiii'iil nml com- preiienslvu wink tltut has uijer lieen U sued ou seamsl hygiene Prlealaai in- strnctlon (or those who ore ready lur (In true Inner teaching. This book tails nurses teachers, doc tors, lawyers, preachers, IS (jgl workers, Huuduy HlIiihiI leaclu-rs and all otliurs, young anil old, what all nccil to know about sea motters. By WnfleUI Scott Hall, Ph. D, M. D. (Uipaig). Newspaper Common!: "Hcleiitltlcully correct Chlcngo Tii buna, "Acciirale ami up to ilnlu." Pbiladslpbia i'lesi. "Htandurd bOSg ol knowledge." Philadelphia, I, miner Tbe Naw York World says: Pl.i,, truths for thosa who need ur ought lo bnow them for the prevention of evils. Uuder plaiu wrapper (or only fl.oo. Coin or Money ordnr, poslugn ten ,ent astra. MIAMI PUBUSlilNCf, COMPANY Netlcs le Credlllers. Nut ur is hrrttiy given thai the under' aiy,nril litis lirrn duly nppointrd admin lltrator of the cstiitr ui' Jrnnie I,. Huss nit, ilrceiiseil, hy thr I'otilily Court of the Itata of OragOB, for tlarnry County, All pa Han tUtrlSg rlniins against sniil rstntc an hrrrliy tiotirltiil lo present thrni, dulv vrrilied ns by law rulreil, tn I'.. vYi I levftixri , niliiiiiiistriitiir, at hia plucc ul businrss lu Hums, Orrgun, in ul the itllni- ui I H. Cool hia attor ney, in lliiina, Urrgitii, wilhin all intinllia lliiln the ililtr ul this notice. Dated this Brl ttnv of Inly, KH. tl. W. OlBTBHOgR, uiliuittlntral'tr. S t'uiiK, iitluriti i Notice to Creditors In Ilu Counts; ('unit uf the State of Ore- gnu, lot lluriM-v t'ounly. In ilu uiiiltrr ul tltr eslnte ul V. C. I'lualiin, ilrci'ilsril. N ul n i' ii lu'irliv (jtvrii llial the uuder- algned luii been tlulv appotattd admin latrstrli ot th abort rmiilnl rtte hv the lliinui ulilc (irnnt Thuinpsoii, Judge nf (lie it In , vn niililleil court. Ml UtriODJ hiiving cliiiuia ugiiinst anid estiite ue In ii I v niililcil tuprrsrnt said ,I,iiii,h duly vrrllied as by law iriuireil, within all niuitths Iiiiiii the date of (lie in- t pit I ilit-i, t tun ul this nutice Dated ut liutna, Oregon, taia unidav ..I Inly. IUN, Tbe lii t pollination ul t Ilia notice is July nh, lull (Signed) Mam Cwitoh, A.liiiiiiisltuttii ul tin til .ilu ui 1. C I'nutoii. decenseil. Nolle lo Creditors. Nulla- ih hereliy given that tin- under nil Iiaa hrru duly nppoiutril eiecului ul il,r I, ii.i Will und I eaiiiiuent, and uf (In i.i.iie ol William Ci Uvul, deceased, b) (lie Cuuut v Cuurt ul Ilu- Slate uf Oregon, lot llurney Ciiunty. All per una bflvlttg i hum iiNtiiiit siiid estate uie luiiliv nulilleil 10 iireut i Item , 1 1 ul v wnlieil a liy law ieitiiii-i, tu Julian C. Ily nl. fin titur, nt Ins ufliir in Minna, llurney t'uuulv, Otegun, ur nl lite ullicr ul . S i uuk his nttiiincy, in Burns. Iir egun, vMlhin ai iiuuillia liuin Ihr dalr ul this nut ice. Iiiiled lln 1st tiny ul July, IIIU .luhitii (' llvnl, etrcurur. J. S. Cook, llltollnv 'irril'IAI. IUHKCTOHV aTATS oaaeoai lllau. K t batulxilalo (Ham l.ali I I Haw. i I IN J MIIUl.lt , M i lawlnr.l il.wal.l llr.l I ru W til, ott T. Ka ui J A i Ion. Ii ill IS B Imiilwa, I' i 1,-naliiia ,,, !, Illtl'll ittnraoj Oeneral Hjvernoi .n retail nt i-ta'i I 11 RKllllf -nil'l Cut. Hi liialnu Hlalr l-iliil. r lu. i, i Kakiu II. A. M. Hrl.lr KOII ItUIU.II ,l,,l llll' Jll.tpN I. H. Ha.au I r. A. Moirv ninth sI'ihuai. nwntm, niaiiKt 'ii.Joc , la Hon Htaia t'OUnl AtltifhO; i. i.i Nmiioiu,. i intiH ttiiii uietitc lb flrat Muitila Aitli kin) dial Mdaalss III iiiltiU'i in i-ali.r 'lui K ift-riitailr f lliiutai nil tit, 1I4S.HK. Count I Jitilgr fb i. 1 n aaini'i imri tj "i iharill Aiirutii IM IiihiI iin-i li-titiMlaiit i ufuiirr UttiaPh 1 BIBM I4M ' uliilii laaloiMTw Bl.l 1 ltlUIaaUU n. i HUMbat h .im., 1 AM i a, hc'ii A h . kleliardauu J.J. !.,iit-saii I. M llauiiltuii ' W l'l,l.tl(i.l Julia KuMiiaou K. P .-iltrM.r ill.,,. Halu ti.iii.l) i ..u,i noeta tin Six Wnlurailsy lu l.uu.il, .lt.,,1, ii,, Jul), Sej.lroiUi all.t N... . ,ii I ,i nkai i i s i ash nrrics: af 111 Ssei I i in Kerr i.. Mul In I, I... J ni tu as Mayor, Id ' ", I. ; I'l.a .11, i I U.I.I. al. -am Mull" l.liraJ II. if Van Winkle lliiry iltoo ..H. I. . Halloa I II J. M.n.in ('..Hill lllllUM W.l. Him. I J.n i i apaahln i M.J lli Kin nun Mn 'in aa nl Ih liiiniell eiery Seron.l ami r.iuiiii rt,.ii,...i TH TOST ACCL'WITE ,22 CALIBER RapaatJaf Hifle in the WORLD. Mule ill tun Itiiiilel.i i,,e fur .,'V Short II. I' r. trlilgn. the other lur .tfj Ixuur llillo ft I . STEVENS ''VISIBLE LOADING" RIFLE NO. 70. linnillea la Shorl and la king rll md for hsiiilaouielv ilui.(r,..J Jiic (L'aU- lonuuil ''llii In Shout W,.r r.'Wt.i.. I im. i Stsvsas anies Pistols end Iketaims froui voui Dealer. STEVENS ARMS avT COMPANY, a. o. ae spoa, UJUKI'hK KAIJJI. MASH JJ Special Hosiery Offer (lUiiriintccd H't-ar Ibvar B"jei Kof Man siui H'uinen 1.1.11c.' Special Offer I or l.iiiiilitil Tiinit (Inly Hr paif ul .an ih, .1 1 :i:' value ladies' k-uiiraiitiiiul iojj jn lila.ck, tan or wilte coliirs with written guarantee, (ur f l.isj mul lilt- (or pnstage, etc. SPKCIAI. OFPKK KOH MKN I'ttr a liniiii .1 limn unly, sl( pairs ul oiii IIiichI :iric ilunliueraiiteed HiMBsany aolor with wiittmi gtisruiitee uiul a pair nl nur well known Man's Paradise fier ier lur one dollar, aud I On cents lor positive, etc. Von know tlicac huse; they stood the test when all others lulled. They give real (out comfort. They have no srsins to rip. They nover Iwuome loose and I'SKgyu tbe shape iskult lu, not press- ml in. They era Guaranteed (ur linn. naaa, (ur style, (or superiority o( mater ial ami Mirkiuuiishlp, abaolutely stain less and to wear six months without holes or a now pair free. Don't delay sand in your order before offer expires, (ive correct else. RVKKiWBAR IIOHIKKY COMPANY Dayton, Ohio raag vi . - y. Xtv . I uai t PBICE M .bo A fr, Jr. 1'i.ture show tonight. "Tain" Nacklace "EyUji TIiw" Bracelet These two heiiiitllnl places of pilpulnr jewel ry are the erase among society woman In New York and the largest cities. They aJa neat and elegant goM flnisbeil articles that will gladen the naart ol avary girl or woman, no matter how young or old Very slyllah nnd al traotlve. Onr Free offer. Wa are adverlisliig Hpearmlnt Chewing Cam and daslro to place n big box ol this flue, healthful gam Into every home. It eWeutene the broatli whitens the teeth and aids di gestion. It is refreshing and pleasing to all. To evrrynnr sending us hut Ma and 10 cents to cover shipping rusts at will ship a hlg Isn ol 20 regular .' pack agoaol Ilia Hpearmlnt tiuiu snd incliule the elegant, "Tatge" necklace and "Kvelyn Thaw" bracelet abaolutely f.ae. This offer Is (or a abort time only Nut more than 2 orders to one pari v. Dealers not allowed to accept this. UNITED 8ALE8 COMPANY Dayton, Ohio P. 0. Box 101 $1500 Reward! I li lil. villi, I'M I lluroI..a.ua HvTaVtl I.1t fttiKk rioi.r lion AMoclatlnnof wtik'h th und I lteMf Itlflll ', Will Bf.,1- I".'! '' ifWAnl for i-vl dDr Wsl1 I (if ' b mrrral mil con Irtlon ul ay r If Ul (Marti) ttttt nig hurwa raid or ntul hi'lunttttii' 19 e.ll llf lit f-i.-Ui prt. la aatldU.on iniiif alMivr, in uiiliralKiii .ifiVra thr Miii i otitiltluu $MX..ou fur nil linrni l.ri,...1 lion ailiixi baron Uoth o t-liii. i Jn Hrantl rtKwrilvU In tght ruuotlaa fataft lUnif). at and i'ru-.k t-uuntlra ItnrW rata.,i who aolfj, Nun but grown hurara aoM ao-l mil) in Bfjtr bum bra. W W.HKoWN rifr. On tciii EVERYTHING A MAN NEEDS $i Ctapkte Sbriaf OatJl 10 Articles L0 $1 To edvarllee unr Universal Shaving Outfit ami Universal Product we will lor a limited time only, send this well worth I .00 Shaving eotflt for $1 (Mi We sell onr products tu the consumer direct nnd therefore you savs all agent' profit which you know are very Isrge. I Hollow Ground Reaor, I 5-inch Lather Brush. I Robot Strop, Canvas Back. I Nickel Easel Bach Mirror. 1 33-inch Barber Towel. I Bar Shaving Soap. I BOB Talcum Powdf-r I Decorates Chin Mug. I Aluminum Berber Comb. I Bristle Hair Brash. Kch outfit packet! in neui bus tide Coin ur Money tinier, puetsge UK- eitiu VNIVERSAL PRODUCTS CO. Dayton, Ohio Sumpter Valley Railway Co. Armal ui Dtfartsrc Of Traits Departs No. 2, Prairie 10:15 A.M. 2:35 P. M 4:00 P. M. Sumpter Arriyise Raker Departs No. 1, llalurr 0:30 A, M. Sumpter 10:05 A. M. Arrives Prairie 2:10 P. M. No. 1 Makes kixxJ cunncctinn with O.-W. RAN. No. 10 loa -inn Portland 7;00 P. M. and No. 17 from east arriving Bktr (i.Mi A. M. No Connect with L Qraatto local 7:00 to La lira ml.', and No. 9 (fast Mail) picks up aJeapar there arriving in Portland 7:00 A. M. Also with No. IS at J,y.-j5 y. M. for poinU East. Th FREE mk W ' M f SBBBBBh sT " 'rmsii - J Jffarfii WEATING RIFLE 9H Fn tot m Mler gun for large! tvorfc ancj alj iiimllganieupte Mo yard. wava, i-uuMiUa IjXtS,; .alJa Lrtala what .if I. aaair laJi.U.I J. ... . . f rtasaaafar IliaJ,,, If You Want ALL The Home News READ THE TIMES-HERALD $2.00 a year Rest Job Printing e s s e e e s LONE RESTAURANT : ni lOROB I oN I'.op. a a a sMcals A! All HourH. Shorte Orders and Prompt Service a a a a With UcuMonable Kates a a Glva Mi- A ('all e f e e S opun.Ke llm.a-MeraM sdlsHsuf a e a M, Ill C FOR YOUR DEN C - llaaultlul sBs Pa Yal. anil Harvard, Each 9, In. t Mis, I'riiKel.m, Cornell, Michigan Kail, 7 in. by 21 in. All In -I quality hit with (alt lieaxltDg, streamers, letters sae ntsscot eiecatetl in prop r colt i 'I hi ilciiilii! eesort-- intuit '.i.i i'.-l.iil (or iH rents Slid h itenps lu i iy i,st:iKp. Sen.! now. HOWAHU SI't.CIALTY COMPANY 1'itylun, Ohio lOO BEAUTIFUL AND COLORED POST CARDS Man) ue mil, rare picture u( hi; ll in ri, MODBJ ANU A I KKSHKH Vliu a Self-Killing FOUNTAIN PEN All for only fiO rente lln' urea teal iiiritln in heautliul cur, I- uiul iare ml ,n lures ever offered. Man) me hard in uhlain and have sokl siiu-lv .,t ilo pries we ask lur all. Tin ue Will qolckl tu all lovers ol the h. , tot mi in tiiiiiire who appreciate rare art pi. turi i of Mill ileveluHNl imslels. A relt. , lie "ell lilluiK Ion lit I li ien Ii ent l ntiler. Ilits ii lour have sol, I f"i in- ! Ilai in Meno, I he HMi hcaulKtil card, and pen all lot luii GOc tnd I'1' in ataoiis lor post- "art PORTRAYAL CO. DAI ION. OHIO JOHN (.KMIIEHMM.. .li -w eler. I Fun- Wiii 1 i -i.ili v i t i4'iian injafrevvar, Repalriaaj A ..ml 5(wlna M.t. hine Hal luailii xiili ll.B liant NEW .it (In-wm Mag Mi Ok: r$i. I tia i.i.i. Ititie U i s:ir. ..nt J Cor all '(i older like it No other Mtaoa Tail ftw Home Sotlng Macbln Coapui, ('KVN..I, MASS, Model 20 Wkhoui change ol mechanism il ham lira .22 short. Inn or una-riflo a pet Idly. Ilia ilecD lining ii ,.-i,..j inixiinuin uowcr lid AkJk gVsjasw' npe - sasassjasjeBeBajsj r i bbWh ! In tmly way tu f9.;& ", New Homfl li I Sfwlng M. hiite mi -Bf u accuracy and otitis v. .us to ilia life ol riaW Th ..JkI top i, BaSSSa fi .in ,1 ' i -rili. , immi eoads, aad Sa-alnwUinsU,,,! U,,.,,. TJaTlua, tttaii, ifm...I.U- . i t,u. Uail iaita uf aav ll uuik. w ijtt.i , n niata fanaaal t'ltil . .. eUtMl itBjaj. Jit- A&uA-i'i tjrirm& Co WUIuw Strael Naw Hatta, rr ....., ...... ....w . ii. hi mo, mm tiaiM is aa .li- auata tMnk.eilr..,tiu,l,.n. A a,,,, ,...,,. a- AJ...UU. PROFKHHIONAL CA CARLC. GRIFFITH l'li)Sli.laii anil Htu.-a, burns, nn Km. .. J. LU. CBARv I'hysii ian ami Hiirk,y, Burna, ii rn OKIce in new Imildiiie; suuti, of S harness shop, Main M, 'Phone. .Main 8ft. GEO. G. CARL, M. Phyelrlan and Snrgeaa OSe la Tuaaim ""((, SawciaJ allanllun alan !,.. -,r, ,, aaSB . Ilirnal HARLAN A. HARRIS njreician ana urgeoa Narrows, fi. K.atasliASl, a, m. delirl Practl ii furs DHS. STANDAH BURNS, om t.(,N DESMAN & DEMMnl. Physician, and Surgag,; Calls answeruii promptly nirfct, I iiuiiti llsrriinsn Harriman, Dr Minnie Hand Physician and Surg. IMrect Telcphmie CunnecUsj ; La wen. Ore. 1- E. HIBBARD DE1TTIS1 Olflce firei ,,M,r east phut., rJs-) lioni" Orsgoa, VV. C. BROWN, j DE1TTISX Htiama, OsWassj, Office Uppoatte Tesjawaaaa liaioja M. A. RIGGS Attorne) at Law Voegtly HMk.. Hums. Ortte) G. A. REMBOU AUorney-at-I.aw. Btiros, Oregon. WM. MILLER ATTORNEY AT l..tt Htirns, Orrgun. Mourns i, and ; ataaook BnUa -rsrai sjaasaiekli mad at reaa Dtblial CHARbES W. ELLIS LAWYER BurnB, . . oreaa. Prastloai in il.,- Mute t'uurli sat at (ore the I'.s . ,ul Offlos. (Jha. li. I Aoi)iind. ATTtillM v- AT-I.AW, Careful attvntn,n given to Coig tions and H,-a KaUte niattan Rra Ini-urain-e. Notary I'uMio Brii.Ns. 'UKlinS. A. W. GOWAN ATTOUNKV-AT-MW State Courts and Unitet! dttjl Land OtBoa J'ractitti Thrw doora South of ths ' Harney County National BeH' Burns. Orearon. FRANK laAYfvy Attorney t lm NorT s- Caasasyeasssa, Mei. , i .,,, ., . Asslra. 1. li S. Lai.J Oafls rWlkt OBlc. li.tv,..,,, ii.,,,. i loiiut) vaiiuatlhaa an, I 1 nli.i (III. i , Bur Oregon 3J.V lUSt !au, M. .. . . I COOPgR & pODGR CjYi! aftf Hydraulic grig irrigation. Water Supply Sow.t-aj;.', Water Power. Surveys, Map, i.tinisles, SU'frtriaa PURNS, OKdfJN a"', t'. lhl I.AHII rorai.rly AaH. Kaalesai lu D, s ".,., Ihiioui,,,, s,,. Vlf, t. O. I.ll-I l.'ilurrl) illl siiuwr ut HgUl i'SIl Hi Eastern Oregon LngineeriK Company CIVIL ANU IKKKiAllON mm Burus, Orefaa Direct connections south via HARRIMANANDREWS Staff j A. H.CURRY, Prep. Leaves Harriman Monday and TbureW aryl arrive. Wi,.lay ad SatersW aachweek, cennrtiiu. ,th atmies 1 i