aaSHaH avsSicSsi K9BmINHIHIBBKtB9Cb" 'S. ' 'tf Hbbw " At
-i a S.
ac
Trl t Convert the Sultan.
Th first Ens;llshwomnn to bar
apch with a aultan of Turkey waa
Mary Fisher, a Quakeress, who. In
168T, undertook to convert the com
mander of th fnlthful to Christianity.
8h traveled by water to gm.rrmi nml
then tramped to Adrlanople, ulmui
mile away, where Mohn mined l MM
encamped w'th bin army. Aftvi i i
attempt, Mnry found MOM OM lathi
enough to tell the grand vlaler th l "m
woman waa come who hnd smut-thing
to declare from the grr.it Snd in the
ultan." He arranged for mi audience
with lil mauler, at which three dingo
niana were In attendance m Intoi-pre-Mrs,
and Molininmeil was no Impressed
with wbat be beard Hint, while imwlll
lug to become a Christian, lie desired
that Mary should stay In his dutnin
Ions. When ahe Insisted on returning.
be offered her an escort. adding, "I
would not for anything thnt job should
come to the least hurt." She got hack
safely to England and III honored
stst after among her fellow Quakers
as "ahe tbat spake to the Urn ml Turk,"
I -ondnii Chronicle.
Russians Like "Paradise Loat."
How ninny English soldiers one
wonders, have read Tsfsdasl least"
Mr Maurice Baring, when In llusshi.
found that nearly every soldier ba met
knew It well "When a few rears ago
a schoolmaster In the Tiimhor govern
ment told me that '1'nnulNe teOal ami
the most popular book In the rHlags II
brary," he writes, "I was aatonlsbsd
and tbougbt It an Isolnted Inst. nice.
At a fair lu Moscow during passion
week I uolltt-d Hint tti.'i wan
Ave or all different editions of transla
tlons of Mlltou's poem, with IHtlRtT
tlons. ranging In price froDJ I.' rubles
to 30 kopeks, aud while I WW Ling
at one of tbem a uioujik came up to
me aud advised me to liny it It's
very Interesting.' he snld. It makes
one laugh and cry.' It Is possible
to purchase 'I'arndlse Lost' at almost
every village booth " London Qrapwe,
Making th Ghost Visible.
Comparing the stage couvciiicn.es of
tbe present day with the makeshifts
existing a generation ngo. Ilohort Man
tell told of the inconveniences of bla
early experience as the ghost In Ham
let"
"One night 1 was playing the part of
the ghost." be says, "iiml as I was not
rery certain of myself the stage man
sger bad the lamps turned down tin
usually low. As a mntter of fact, lbJ
were so low tbat while I "is on the
stage they went out. Of course, they
bad to be lighted agnln. unil the singe
manager eeut out a stage band to do
It I had to remain where I wns. and
the ghoat'e funeral lines were recited
while a man In civilian cloths alowlj
snd painstakingly mmle his traj serosa
the darkened stage, lighting the lamps
as be went"
8ydney Smith on War.
Sydney Smith found bumor in must
things, but none In war In Hie Kdut
burgh ltevletr of n century ago lie
wrete: "If three nun were to buva
their legs ami ansa broken and wers
to remain all night aiposed In Hie lu
clemency of the weathei the whole
country would he lu u I tat of tba
most dreadful agitation! Look at the
wholesale death of a battlefield ten
acrea covered with dead and dying, and
tbe shrieks and agonies of man) thou
aand human beings! There Is more
misery Inflicted upon mankind by one
year of war than by nil the rirll paco
tattoos and oppressions of a century.'
And he added that It was the business
of wise and Bood men to set themselves
against tbe spirit that produced w ars -"this
passion for military glory "
To Remove Adhesive Pinters.
Every one who has had occaatoo to
os adhesive plaster Is familial with
the line of adherent, discolored mate
rial that Is left on the akin around the
edgea of the plaster when the strip Is
removed. This adherent substance n-sb-ta
scrubbing with soap ami all ordl
nary means of removal. Breo scrap
Ing with a knife fails to Minora the
grime and stickiness completely Itut
s few drops of gasoline, benzine-, ether
or chloroform on a piece of cloth will
remove the stain as If by mags The
basU of adhesive plaster Is rubber, and
tbe four substances mentioned are rub
ber solrents. Ioa Angeles News
In the Dumpi.
There was once an Egyptian king, so
It la ssld. wbo built a pyramid and dud
of melancholy Ills ssme wsa Du
mops, yet there arc probably Tew sr
sous who know thut they are psrpet
uating tbe memory of lib) tragic history
wbeii they remark that tiny are "In
th damps."
A Trouble Maker.
"What sort of a fellow Is her
"A trouble maker."
"lie seems peaceable enough."
"1 know, but he's tbe SMI of a bliin
derlng chap that denies all the lu
genloas lies you've told your wife."
Detroit Free I'rean.
Considerate.
"The most considerate wir I ever
beard of," said the philosopher, "was
a woman wbo used to dab- all her let
S-rs a week or so ahead to allow her
husband time to post tbem."
Pretty Thin.
"Thin!" replied the mnti who was
talking about a mutual scqoalntanea
"Well, he's ao thin thnt when he e.-ils
macaroni be can only swullow It una
piece at a time!"
Mexican Pineapple.
One kind of Mexican pineapple.
known as the cayenne, la entirely free
from spines, and the flesh U remark
ably tender and Juicy.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Darran STevraa im, orates, t
llurua, OrefOh, M -n, IVU (
SUM la ksrsb) Kl v en llisi i hurlis M. Van
Ilii ri-1, i,f In a iii oiol ir.,i, vl. a, on Mat I, Isle),
iiiaai. if o in i ite-ait an try, No " i .. bo si ' ,-1 ' ,,
hex-tlou 12 T. :kih.. ItauKu ;u K , 1 M,ft ell i ,,
1)1 1, NK'jNW;., section II .,.,,,- j. iu.
h. Kens.: iU Keel, WllUmclb- Mernllini loo llli-.l
roitti-e of liitentloii in naka eommulallon
front, to eataklUh i lebu to the land slsiri ib
eiirlhed, before the Ki-Klaier sod Seeelver, al
lluroa, flregoo, ou tin- vtliiUy of July, rjl.'i.
C'laluisui uamua aa wltiu-aai-a
Sidney I ouiegya Bejbert ii Brown 1 ' mi
llortoQ, Mauduei m Bernard, all of biamoud,
Oregon
ws rtuHt. in elan r
NOTICE KOH PUBLICATION.
I'.Mlrli hTTEs l.esi, ion. , i
liurna, OrsgOB, May KJi Jit
SoNaa laherehy given diet lienli I Prise Feah V
of Itlley, Orexon. wlio, on Mani.'ii, lllKiaade
Ifouii-auad Kiitry -,o. ', .',J.: toi KU, see. la.'l wi-.
HH . Raiiv2AK , Wlllaliielle Mi inllon. Iiaa III
ed liolli e of liileinlloii lo uoik final ll.o.- yt ur
i.roof, to eataiillali i lahu n. lie- Uml above da
e rltied, before Ht-l.t,- and Hei-e-lve-i ut Hume.
Oreaon, on the 0tida of inly .,
i laimani uami-aaa arllneassi
llm U. krlua ami Hol.lila kill.a boll, of
Harm, Orrgoli linnka William. on and (J
tred lleulm-li, bolh of idler, Oregon
Ws. 1'iHny ttSflsb r
For Sale 101 acres of land,
fenced, all level; Iiou.hc; .$20 an
eucre. S. E. Drink water. 2X-31
Desdhssds,
Exactly how our language cam Into
possession of tbe word "dsodhesd."
which Is so frequently used la connec
tion with the transportation business,
a not known Of ths many versions
if Its origin which sr current the fol
lowing whether correct or not. Is st
east the most Interesting:
Many yesra ago ths principal avenue
if n town passed clone to the entrance
uf a toll mad leading to a cemetery
As this cemetery bad been laid out
nine time previous to tbe construction
if the road. It was srrsnged Hint nil
funeral processions should be sllowed
to pass along the road free of toll. One
lay, as a well known physician who
was driving along this road ItOflOSSj to
ay Ills toll, he observed to the keeper,
Considering the benevolent diameter
f our profession, I think you ought to
et ns pass free of charge"
"No. no. doctor," ssld the gittekeep
t-r, "we can't afford that Yon send
loo uuiny deadheads through as It Is"
The story traveled n round the conn
try, mi. I In this wsy the word "dead
liend" eventually came to lie applied
o those who obtain free transmutation
from railway and ateauushlp lines.
New York Americsn.
Insects That Carry Oleeaeee.
Nlr DotMld RasV who discovered how
the anopheles or mottled winged Boa
HUlto curries malaria, gave In a lecture
an account of other diseases that are
rarrttd hy insects or bugs Mosquito
carry not only malaria, but yellow
fever, dengue fever and elephantiasis
(Jloasina nutnitsgs is the parrying
agent or the tropical dUeane known as
imigaua. while tsetse flies sre the
a use of sleeping sickness.
Tba splroolmetes of tick fever are
borno by ticks, aud a mild fever Is
conveyed by sand flies Hague Is due
to the rat flea, which carries the purn
sites In the aullvnry glaudn and leaves
than In the flesh of whomsoever It
bites. Mediterranean fever Is cnrrhsl
principally by the milk of l&fscted
goats la-prosy has beSS nttrlbutisl to
badboga, and some are even la-gltmlug
to think that measles la due to Mens
London opinion
A Gladstone Anecdote
Lord Alverstoue tells this BBfCdote
if QtadatOM lu bis 'Itecollectlonn:'
"Mr t.ladsloue wua very much in
terestisl In the t'ltiiciiniis I hail a
friend, t'nptnlu X.. who hnd rtst-ntly
come home rroui Hint district, ami I
gave hlm a letter of Introduction to
Mr. Cladstoue. A Tew dnys Inter I
met Mr (iladstouu III Parliament
-tree! He atopped uie aud said
Your friend. Captain X . knows more
about tbe Caucasus than nny SMS I
ver met.' A few minutes sfterwntd
I met CaptalB X In Tall Mall I said
to 1 1 1 ik. Well, you have wade n great
Impression on Mr t.ladatone' llitvo
IT lie snld 'Yes.' I replied He says
yon know more about the Caucasus
than nny uinn he ever wet Well,
said Cantata X . 'Hint la very strange,
for, though I was with hlm for thr.s-
quartan of an boar, i only mad thro
ihse-rv ntlome ' '
Fine Encouraoeeveeeet.
Willie aria of an economical turn "I
uilii. I He inlled upon Kll.iils lb uiniiv
times before lie hough! her n liox ol
nndy At lust he laSBSd up nud
bOUgfal nil eighty cell! pound beil
That evening his brothel noticed
that he hnd n grom-n on ami skeil tin-
trouble
"That blamed old cur ate hall of
that box Of eighty cent cutnlv.' In
Mid referring u KUxslietb's Send h
coll la
1 he next lime be laMigbt .mi, he
iieiight. In n billion to another eighty
cent Itooud isil. s bag of tell cent
-.tore candy fu( tba dog.
"Oh. Wllltsui I" aald Elisabeth "How
tboughtrul of you! 1 aw so gUd that
you and Uorer are becoming frleudal"
-New York Uloba.
resell- Pride.
Mrs liluiit -Well. IHjlss. I don't sup
pass you v III attempt to deny that your
original aucestors war etoeui age ruf
flans who lived In a damp caret.
Mrs Tree? If my earliest ancestors
were a pert of the ge-ologlc perhsl of
Which you "iwak they must have bad
a red sandstone rbatesu of their own
OH Klliithesd snoue. with atnlactlte
In .irnllniis aud ruuulllK nM OU the
Urst floeirl Clerelaud I'lalxi Oelvr
Th Critic ,
"How do you like the meter of my
pii'-uiV" aKkcd the poet when the Stags
.I lie islltor bad Unlabed reading It
"There I plenty of gas In the thing,
but I'm hanged If I can see auy me
ter!" replied the beMrtlesa 41eUir-Cln
cliiiiiitl Enquirer.
Explanation.
"How could two such atleut people
uvi-r (to (heir courting!"'
"Well, she has aucb a apcaklng conn
tenimce."
"Hut wbat about blur
"Oh. bis money talks." Baltimore
American.
Denied II
"So you told Itrown tbat you'd heard
.torb-s to my dlscri-dii ''
"I did not What I told him was thai
I'd never beard any stories to youi
redlt ." Exchange
Not Sitting.
Krleiul-I've noticed Cults, Hie tailor
going up lo your studio erery day for
a week Is be sitting for your Anlo
--.No; . laying for me Itiistim
Transcript
In labor, ne In life there i an he no
cheating The thief steals from hlm
Self. Tbe swindler awtndlea blmnelf
Emerson.
NOTICE r'OIt PUBLICATION
I MIFII S'JA'JKH LANPOmCI
liurna, Oregon, May r.', 1018
Sotlii la hersbf given li.a' f.uaena I
Prealon, w Idow of Ols'illah H t'rualon. Pi-i 'I of
' ii, 'ii 1 1., Oregon, who on la inl.i-r :i. j 'it. muih
iloiio en-ail Kniry, No om.V.1. tor mhj., sfi,
HWW.BSI ISU'. St-.'HK'. l-.ec !. I v, lu r .
lunge tO Kaat. Wlllsma-ile- Meridian, loi ill. -I
iiothe of Intention u, ajeaSS Anal thn, yir
i'roof, to ealaLllali claim to the Isiul abort da
leiilii.l. Itefoie KeglaU-r aud liaeeiver, al
lo. ii,. Ort-gon, on the 7th day of Ju'r 1 d I
( lalniani naineaaj ndtueiaeee
l harlea It Needheio, of iuirlia, Ori-gun
Khnei Kay iMivall anil Hnaa Ulngn l.uili of
sarruwa. uregou nuiiem i uiium liurna,
iirrgou
W. rasas, ttugiei. ,
NOTICK FOR IMJHLICATION
(IMIKPHTATEH I.ANII omi'K, I
liurna, Ofaaaa, June 1, 10. I
.1.1,10. in leeio by kI veu that llsrvey l.i-wl. 1 Bsas
of r ife, oreguu, whn. ou vttr.n.i 1 lull, luaih
b.airi l.auifgnly, No Ofs'iVO. for HW i4N W r.,,
Secliiili a, -i,i,bjI. VI Houtti, It. -I l-.io.t
Will. in. iu- llerlillau, has flletl liullie id
Intention m uiaae anal nronf, to eaialdlali
1 laliu lo tin-la mi above ileajrllanl, ic fore kegh
ter sud liecelrer. at JJurua, Ortittnu, i.u tin
ah day of July, in1,
1 laimani naiio-saa wllueaat-a
Weale) Mlreet, peull Werner, llenrj Itrset,
k'lwanl i-.-iin.Bi-, sll of Fife, Oregon
Ws Kassa. Ki-nlati r
All kinds of iirairi including
wheat at J.uiiabura- Palton & Co.
I.. 1.
WHISTLLR'S CLEVERNESS.
The Artilt Could r In HI. Mind Any
I li... i In Nature.
It was Whistler's habit to memorise
an enVcl In luituic. nud Mr. T. It. Way,
III his "M.miolrs." ghi's an example of
his elcwi loss nt II
I shall neM'i forgVt n lesson tie gave
me one o cuing rV hnd left ths StU
,llo when II WM quit dusk and were
walking u long the road by the gardeua
of the Chelsea hospllai. w lie.i be potut
d to n group of buildings lu lbs ills
tau.e an old public house at Hi cor
ner or Hie road ttllh windows snd
shops showing i. olden lights through
the gathering mists of twilight.
"look "' he snld
As he did not seem to have anything
to slot, h in ni.iKe notes oil, I took out
my notebook and ohYtcd It to hlm.
"No. no be ipilet'" he snld. and after
n long pan he turned and walked
bach i tow rardai then, with his bat k
to the seelie. he snld
"Now. see II I hnve leiirniHl It." Slid
then he gar a description of tbe
scone, perfist lu eery detail of ar
I'lingement nud color, ns he might have
repented n poem he hnd lonrtied by
hem t
Tin li we went oil. nud mam there
iiiiiie an. Iher picture that appealed to
ineeieii mole Hi in the former I tried
to cull Ins i .. nil. hi to II. hut he would
Hot look lit It
"No no" he said, "one thing St s
tl
In a few dsyi I was nt lb studio
again, ami there on the enael was (be
picture
FINALLY SHE BALKED.
It Waa a Good 8chem, but She
Tbuuglit II Waa Going Toe er.
It Vaa au cMraordlunr) netice:
"Kieemosyhnrf typewriting luatitu
(lull Am I. in H wishing lpewrltlng
dono, but hiving no money to sjy for
Mm, w lit be aci ouimodate'd In Ihla
otllee tietwts'u the hours of 5 sud 10
P. Ill '
A young woman was tacking the
sign mi the olllee door when the mau
III a plaid suit Mopped
"Who is the public boiiofn. torT" he
asked
"Me.' she said I thought I might
in well advertise, and save my employ
er's f i lends the trouble of hunting me
up I liev always have' Homelhlng fur
me to do liven on days when I am
no bllSJ that I lii! . 1 1 v have lime to
lire. Illle ihev in with rtills ot
luanusi rlpt and ask the uiaiinger If I
bar Hum I pv II Sometimes that
makes Mi. u Il'el sillrill
'Are i Ull busy. Miss JonesY'
he ask- i.iinie I aj Then the
in 1 1 hi ei lint, i,. Itut he- nlwnys gives
in ill well, ne says, 'I guess thai
Isu I i.li liuptotiiut .lils( let It go
in. I o v llus lor Mr - S I e-opy
a I Mi say a Thanks, you are
very i. nil He never Ihluka of pay
li I: s lie eislest tv.it In Hie
t..i I .. i.l i p,. willing don I was
ifi m I ie u.i u- h few iiiru who
ii I iii ei in l of Hie ai heme, so I
LlSti lit I'o. algti out for their bene
lit ' .w oi k I '(set
( it !.. ,j a Thief.
lu I'i'tt-I.iii, seteial years ago a gen
Ilii i i. i nt al i public gathering
bad He- ml i in bars his watch
Stolen M li. i . 1 1 Hi in I gold le(M-ster
8tSI Hug up he ii in -d bis lines aud
added It is no two mlnnt.se to U
M ... k Ho wad h will alrlk the
iiun no I is It Is loud I nak every one
ii 1. 1 i. ii:l.-i . e shall then lie able to
,ui oui ha U'il UN 'he I til, r A dead
-llei nsiltfd nutl olii Individual.
aelseil with a had III of i uughliig. eu
.li .i.oiii I I., leave the ii.ni He waa
pruli e.o led Mimbesl aud the
ml" o. i "pi'.' found lu Ida pocket
II afters u.i Ha n spired ll,i)t the watch
SOU ill l.o 1 1 i V e struck, as U wua out of
ordi i i "iclon Clpreaa.
A Thorough -Pi.
s, minimum Is auppoast
IO
have ne mmum vr. or boaster
I In re waa a mild epidemic nt woiups
lu an uptown school not long sgo, and
I i, i. inr ai i. --.I lb pupils In ber room
Uo.v not, j nun inhered having tbe dls
e-ase.-
A few remembered t, buf mo.t of
tbem had never inn i d of It
Then tin- rnmSBISf allrsctrd f hef
ti ii In r s altcntliiii
"I get the mumps, teacher." be ewll
uigiy I "I I get It arouud my far
so And 1 gvt me by each eye-aud
Ujc iiihI. r my ueck " Cleveland Plain
Peal r
Crude PtrelIMB).
lb. inn Iiolds the bollevr (uf ftt
eiirlb-st pitsliu Hon of crude efrolejnj
baring pill It on the market lu IsVn"
li.'i years lulel the I nltsd Mutee pro
elm id leg lit's! pelroleiim. IVU00 gallons.
Ilalv was ii i i., do..; tin- following
yeiii. .Hid CSBS4a, within iwrlve
month' iNiiarad lb h-ii Itussis
quleklj t ..wed. mid fol jeara the
count rles wen- (be sole pioducer Kua-
ala is u,,v second only lo this cunulry.
Hawaii's Crater Lake.
vVnlapvl ol llreei lake, ou Ib la
land or Hawaii. Is a body of fresh sra-1,-r
in the pn or an old crater nsar
Ivnpoho 1'his hike coyrs an arss of
about pu acres mid Is hsl by springs
la-low Hie surface A fuiuplng plant
tultes water from ibis Juke for fjoiue
llc use and for Irrigation purpo
rVhclet.
The w hi',, is not a dab. In pfayy-
thing which . liiiiaotcll7.es a fTtM flab
mid sepiiratcn It from other Seessasssi SS
reptllea. birds mid mammals, tbs
uliil o inbles the lust named (th
mamma 1st and illfTcra radically and
Con, i. no. ;, Hilly from Ibe tlab -New
York Aiui'ilcuiy
Vou liked "Lucille Love" did
you not? Well, you'll like "The
Trey 0'HeurtaV" better. Tona
wainii next VVedncnday night.
$1500 Reward!
ll)') Oresoo, llel-
'uildaanJ Nevada
HiftoCk Protec
Hon Association of
1. it-it His under
aliiiu-, I Is member,
trill glvs l,0U0 ta)
lus.itl or erl
ileiii's le.dlua to
thn airuat and sou
en 11. . 1. ol any ear
ly ur partiea aleal
1 "a li'.ieee csllls
or i.iiilr. I,luiihi,
be say ul Its litem
In .'litllliui lie lliu above, n,e audsralgnsd
nil. 1. tin isoil fn million exi ui tor ell horses
Itraiuli.t bum iiln.ll baruu bulk or either Jew
llraud 1, looltsl pi t.ltl cuuotlst Hauga
llariu), lake ami I rouk co,ynlJea. Horses
vi-iilt-.l vv In-ti aolt)
Nulla inn gruttn buraea aold aud esjaja pu
,i-t 1 1, 10 lo.
w w liitoWN yii, Ureasxs,
' 1
ARMY CAMP WATER.
Haw the Supply Is Conserved and Used
In th German Army.
Suitable drinking water Is or vital lin
porta nee to an army, and I li 1st Is only
one of s milltll uile or problems that
must lite studied iiinrully by Hume who
conduct s auicessrul campaign Tba
water supply of a camp Is a matter or
great liiiinirlance Only ruunlnu water
Is uae'd
lu Ibe Herman army the upstream
water la used for drinking purposes
sud the downstream wnlei for water
Ing horses and for bathing Suitable
algua notify the men which water Is
safe to drink and which v be used
only fur bathing In shallow si narrow
atreswa Limine are dug or small limine
built so ss to form n reservoir of ample
dimensions
Htepplug stones are provided to keep
Ibe water clean, ns well ns board pro
ten-Hull to prevent the hunks from
crumbling llnslns are dug fol water
Ing horses; troughs urn provided only
Ill case of ins easily nud nre then prop
ped on posts nud tilled by menus of
punipa. ripoa may he driven If water
Ilea at a reasonable depth lu other
words, not more tliiiu twenty reel I '
pending Upon their aire', these pipes will
deliver inun four to twenty two gal
lona of water per minute.
If wnter lies very near the Murine e
bole la dug mid n cask, the bottom of
which baa been km a lied out. Is placed
lu tbe bole to foiiu u hnslu II Hie vvn
ter Ilea si s greater depth the basin
may be furmeel of hoi sections diiveu
In on on tvip of the other Si leulllh
A merles u.
FISHES WITH ITS WINGS.
Ths Caeaowary Has a Way of lie Own
For Capturing Ha Pray.
Habits of tbe cormorant and of our
native tlab hawk are generally known
Their methods of taking ll-.li very
much like those or birds or prcv Itut
th caeaowary tubes according to n
method of Its own A well known
naturalist witnessed Us op, unions on
a river In the Island of New Britain.
lie ssw s cassowary come down to
the wsler'a edge and stand fot some
minutes apparently winching the wa
tsr cerefully It then stepped Into the
river where It was about (hue feet
deep aud. partially squatting down
apread Ha wings out. submerging II i.
the feathers be-lug Spread and rullled
Tbs bird remained inulloiilens and
kept Its eyes close-d as If lu slis-p ll
remained lu this position for a qnsrtSf
of an hour when, suddenly closing Its
wings sue! straightening Us ri ilhers.
It atepts-d out oil the bank Hi-re It
shook Itae-ir aeveral times, whereupon
a guantlly of small Bah fell out uf
It wings and flniu ainlil lis fe ilhers
These the bird Itiiineilhili-l v pi. Led up
and swallowed
Tbe flahes had evideuily mistaken
ths tess ttwrs tor u kind or weed Hint
grows lu the water glong the Links of
tbe river In (Ilia Island and width
much resemble the fen I In rs of tba MM
aowary The smaller tubes Idle lu
these weeds to avoid the Isrgaf ones
tbst prey on (hem. hi Paul Itonaor
Pisss,
Camels In Wsrfsra
Camels nre n feature of warfare lu
the far aSSI llasm was lu the year
(1&U the see-ue id n llk-hl known as the
battle ot tlieiamel In vv Id, b A vi shah,
the wife of Mahomet, headed the
charge uiuiiiiImI Uhiii oi f these
braata And down through lbs '"
lurlra Arab busts luive been hrd by u
girl rldlug on a blio keiicd in I ling
lug songs ut e-lu oillncelllellt to ln-r
owp aide nud Insult to Ho- utbef Ar
cording to Ibe arjet rules of the gam,
ber catdure or el. n I li mini, I Ibe Dlghl
of her trlls- while In I In- event of
victory she led the triumphal man b
I unduu Chrouh Ic
Human i -t
Human life Is Hie sum,- eveiiwb.ie
If we could hut get ut the truth we
should Hnd ii,ni mi the tragedy and
rotuesly of Hbakespcaie have been le
produe-esU lu Ibis Utile village Qod
has mads all of one blood vYbal Is
trua of one man la lu aoiiu- aort true of
another Manifestation- IIIIJ differ
but tb essential elements and iprtng
of action are the aaine lilltlcr
Sleep .11 tiie Parte.
The moel iiiull i.H i -I ship Is al
ways enjoyed lu a thoroughly ilaikeu
d nsiui l.lglit aria upon the brain.
aud those who keep Hun i ..... up
will dud that lu the aiimiii, i nim
when ao few hours an- tcallv dark.
their Bleep le restless and distill bell
This be often attributed to the heat.
bu more often than led II bt Ihu light
wbb'b e.-gueteoi vvakcfiiliu-ss
Wbere the Oariuer Wsa
"I'd turns the World foi lull deiii.''
aald the Inf. ttu. did young man ou the
parlor ofa
"Ob, thnt'a all eight ' add Ihr sweet
youug thing alungshle of iiiui. but
don't cross fulber"- Youkeis Itatea
mau.
Hsrat'a Hsrd Luck.
The city which has been must often
'retrty nd )s Herat. In Afgbnnlatan
Klflysli fjiuea i...., ls walls been
laid In ruins, mid ft f i sarap limes
have they bSSS built
Ths Proper Thing.
"Here's a story of man who bang
Olmaelf. aud ajuu c Is nlmi I Vvlial shall
I do?"
"C'u UUii (luvvn ' iiaitiiuore A mar
can.
The man imikes the , licuuisiu
and Is spiritually us well as ecoiiom
kuilv the aitlflt it of Ida own fortum
farlvle
THE JjAVt K STUDIO
Kodak Film l. .. h.,.r.l and all
photography work dune in In .1
class Bhaper Pi. .,,,,, 1 allrntiun
BURNS . OREGON
Warrant Call.
Notice 2d .Ju'i't'liy givsO Unit
there is tnuney on liuml lo pay all
general fund warranto regigtaawj
prior to March J, 1014; all mad
warrants regiuLered prior to June
1, 1914; all high hcIuiuI warrants
registered prior to Am il I, 1916,
and all rabbit bounty warrants
registered prior to March 1, I!IT.
Interest MMM April L.(i, l!),r).
K. A. Miu.Kit,
County Trt'a.siii-pr.
eJob prill tlllR it.
GERMAN CIVIL COURTS.
Mode of PVseedur Where Commerelal
Cass Ar Tried.
The ' hiindelagerlrbt." or commercial
i oui t. is pi cabled over by one Judge
and two laymen known as "hnudrls
lit liter" i oimiieii Inl Judges neiinlunt
id hy ii nelclnl besllea aud itiNilut
ed by the- government Auy Oeiiuau la
lie ible who la registered as a titer
chant, thirty years old, and otherwtae
ipuillllisl ns specially provided by law.
tlul.v commercial cases are sent lo this
department upon motion of either pur
t.i I vvltneasisl a trial 1st ween liter
chnstS and waa much plensed with
the ape-edy mellusl of detci mining tbe
case-
Insteud or siibiultllug li-cbiilcal busl
ne-s ,n. .ii.. lis to s Jury, who lu sll
I i , il ut I ill 1 1 never he-srd of the like be
line, mid then offering the testimony
of evpclts ou ea ci side of the e-nae.
vvhh h often hits a leiidency lo con
fuse tlm Jury rather than to enlighten
t lie in. the Herman commercial Judgia
possess personal eIH-ileme lu busl
ness mid skill In iifTnlrs nf couiim-n-e
ot lint gie-nle-st value III arriving ill
otleit conclusions Ill-sides, the pro
Cedar, us a rule. Is brief and In Ibe
point mid causes Utile dehit lo tbe
litigants So far as I mold observe,
this Kisleni winked ve-rv -m Isractorlly
I-red II I't-tersoii In laas nod I'om
ment
THE MAN WHO LAUGHS.
The Rssaen He Dees Se From the
Physlosl Peint sl View.
Laughter Is sit Involuntary reapou
of certain muscles to s eouiuiuunatlou
front nerves controlling- their uutlou
We laugh I sis-s use we receive su Im
pression through our aenaory uervee
thut ca uses s demonstration from the
muscles which express mirth. Tbs
vigor or heiiiiliti-ss of laughter depends
upon the susceptibility of the brain to
what Is received through Ihe sensory
BSFVSa
They get Ihe Impieaali.n In Hires
ivnys- fitiui seimetblug we see, feel ur
near nml ih-iiiI It along to the nerve
tenter l-'rout Ihers It la ae-ut along
other nerves coutiected with certsln
si hs or glands aud excites them to
ai tltlty
The nerve are llks ao many electilc
wires, mid Ibe aenaory nervea act aa
il buttery, hy iodine of which the dec
trie currents uf life are trutisuillled
Ihe lunacies hsve tbe power to ex
piess the stsle of gluduesa. Indicated
by laughter, n.. oi ding to tbe imltlve
ucss ot the luiiresslous pasaesl slung
the nerves slil.li oMrrsls them Vou
laugh less heartily tbe second tlms
ton hear a fuuny atory tiecauae the
Impression a less saltlv - Itisky
M'.iiniiiln News
A Book That Wasn't Published.
A aliiguhit plan for honoring hero
wns propose-d lu S3. If ws msy i redlt
the following foolnul lo "Iji Typo
gritphle. " a se-in by le- I'rlli-lter. pub
ilsliesl lu thnt year st Uem-vn In lib
roar) mat several iit.i.r. an
Bounced that Ibe largtsjt boeik ever
prtttted will aborlly appear lu London
under Hie title Tbe Pantheon uf hug
llab lleris-a Tbs pages of Ibis book
will he- twelve feet long sud two feel
wide mid th letters six Inches high II
has baea found ne. e-esary to erect sk
cln I ma. hlue-ry for Ihe lusuufai lure of
(he papsr rcspilreel 'Mils glgiiulli- work
will be prlule-d by ateitin lu characters
of gold no ordinary priming ink ising
Bead hi Ihe- pris ess Only a biimlresl
copies will hi Issued sud these will
ae-rte lo adorn ib principal Ilium Icy
In Kuglaud " You will not Bud that
boot, lii auy public or pittale library
Pesrls.
The nasi am) irupularliy of pearla date
hack lo about fluO U pi bill Ibe,- vveie
kniivvn lo yet older pesjplvs. nud eeie
chilly to 1 In av of the esat The Chinese
reitiids 11 atlll farlbrr hack, and oya
ter pe-arla wt-it- received as tribute lu
the twenty third cenlurf U V la
piobahle that they were found In the
witters of Ceylon mid ludln '.r.OUO
veiira ago. aud Ibe tireeka of 1 nurse
both knew and rivjguse'ij Ibe value of
tin- pearl Hut tl svub mil uptll tbe
Koiiuin empire una beginning lo riae
(lull the 1.110H li-dgii of Hid tuluc of Ihe
IM-nrl I .it nine geueral.
trvfortunale Namur.
From the lvnb century to 1 IV I Ns
miir was the 1 tlplul of a iliigeslom. but
was merged In Ibe Netbei Innja III UVI
II una tupluied In liiiV by Marahul
Vnubsii lu lbs vlj;i-jliipils war ami
Hn.e 1 en ra later by U IllUm of )rani;e
igaln In IV Id the Krelli II liiiieral
1 lei uiuut tiaik It. and It wsa taken
frog) Hi1' I' rench by Joseph II lu I71H.
but le-iloicd it,.lb tee I a r lu IHI5 It was
-a It nihil lilt great braveir In Ibe
Waterloo 1 mupiilgu l.nnO'o'ii Answers
Intarrouetlng a H'lyuppr
I .ball leave politics a poorer man
than when I Brat accepted uttlce." aald
the pnr)o
"Cxcuae Me. ' rsspoutlgd lbs fi'lend.
wbo Is a little bard of hearing, "did
vou ag' 'piwrsr' of 'purer r"Waah
lu-t.in Ktar.
Easy.
"I wish I knew how (o get rid uf
trouUi '
"I II help you out I know fallow
who's always looking for1 It ("-Judge.
Albgelore- Teeth
'"" ftHP "lllgalnra' teeth Is as rich
in Inn- n mid Iiaa a I'.igliiitr lustar
than die best tusks Hint erer came
from mi African elephant
--.. . - .. .
There Is work ou Hod's wide earth
'or nil men that he Inn made with
hands inn) hernia Ciirlt c
Coinhlmetion sick, Injury, uct itlunl
and deal, hxtueflt nrotivtlon at miui
uiiiiii rust. tUJ94J.aJ death henelit
II.0UU.00 tor l..ee of ljujb or eynaight,
laoin go U0 to llfi.OO weekly sick or at-
blmit bcmllt, 11,000.00 Kuteraeucr re
lict heuellt. Coat Is U.ttU pr year;
no other dues or assessments, lit title
insurance all men and women areplacetl
on an equal baaia, trgitrtllea ul urcupa
Hon. Krary iteraon makes the aaine
furiu of a). plication, paya the same
sinuutiPif urnjiuii and tei-nivea the
aw amount ut ucueUl. Men and
Women betyen tit ages of III and U6
ure stceplpd. No restrictions aa tu oe-
upntiiiii, only ItgUroad men uittployed
otiiployed on trsnk, Ham or roound
house, can nut ho sccupted. t.'laliua are
paid within aiaty daya anywhere lu the
U.H. Oauadaor Knrop. Hid raliable
Inaiirunce t.'oiupauy. (10U,Uuvl.(l0 on
Slate deposit as a protection lor 1'ollcy
holdera and to guarantee the pav uietit
of "lain, a. For further tree information
ml. lions limit it re B. Werner, Hecretsry
sud i o.iiciul Manager, lloi HI :i, liuffalo
is. a. stats sgs, sei, occupation aud
inuutiou ltept. II. 17it,
...
of
CONSCRIPT ARMIES.
Mllltsry sjuUs In eros In the Vrl
ua Statea ef gurep.
Napoieoit lu IfM llrsl brought con
a. rlpilou lulo rone, then II was adopt
ed by rrus..ln ufle-t hei tlefeat by
lb l-reucb al Jeiiu lu Iseai lu most
touulrlea wheie miai ilptluu Is III
vogue every utaii ou rem hlug n ii-itiiln
age from nineteen IS twenty SB BSS
to uudergo u pe-rhal of tul III n t ttuln
Ing. This pietalls lu l-'ruure and Her
ninny, hill lu llusalit n certain number
uf men la rciulrcd only, and If Ibis is
exceeded Ihe authorities decide from
wbum full seivlc ahull be exiictisl i if
course cerliiln iiien lire eiciisesl, such
aa Ibe only sons ur eldest sons of
clergymen, etc
lu Spain and I'ortugal every man Is
Itut directly called usin. bul each In
Hilly Is obliged to rurnlsl rlnlii
iiuiuIh-i. Hiii melt Is-lng lumen by bul
lot There Is uo standing army In
Hwltserlaitd, but all BMsbsdM ritlSSSa
arr lu the mllltlu. which In inlled
tilon to train a tetv weeks every year
Although compulsory service Is t In
law of Ibe land. Ibe army In the Ksth
e Hands bt iiinliily composed of voliin
leers.
It la conalderesl by some people I tin t
cons. -rip Hon Is unipiilur, hut In tin
rural dlstib la of the coiiiitrh-s when
conscription Is In fofCS Hie Inhnhltauts
look forward lo Ihe (luie when Ihev
will be inlled upon aa the only ef II
lug cbauge lu their Uvea
The best luiiscrlptlve count ilea have
so legislated thai when the conscript
leaves tbe army suitable employment
la found for him. alsti, another point In
Ills rnvor, his perhsl of service Is lint
so long its that or Ibe volunteer Poll
don Chronicle
A BOTANICAL PARADISE.
Juan Fernandei ielanda Hove More
Than One Claim to Fame.
In (he Juan Keruandec group or Is
lauds. :tem miles rnuu Valpnnilso the
I 'biles 11 gove-rnmeut has a wlieiess sta
(Ion. Three Islands comprise Ihe group
but the- name be usually applied to the
largest Mils a Tlerrn. closest to Hu
mainland Here It was thai Defoe pi
lureel Alexnnder Helklrk fHoblOSUU
Crusoe-i lu exile
Mns n Tlerrn la id Ine-vulnr form
alsjul twelve miles lu length hut hard
ly foSJf mlle-s a. rose In Its w Idi-st part
When s-e-n friilll a iltslau. e- Hie pe.il. of
kCI 1 untitle the nut II Hps-nts .on
spli ueillslt III II lunge of plis ii il 111
mould.. In- mid iiltnlullig 11 hel:'ht of
lllaai reel I mm Ibe lull III Hu
baa ihe iiioiiiitaiu la wooded tvitli
wiimh-i riill.t r.-rllle vnlh-y at the fool
III I ail Hkntlahe-rg of Hu Hwetlisll
Mngelliinit iiM-dltlon lauded on Ibe la
laiiel in IIBiM. and the eiulin nl et ,., 1 1
pliel wiote- HUbMe-ipielill v Hid fltilll .1
lMitnul.nl point f view 1 11,111 I tin i.d. .'
la one .,r Hie world Ulesel f. ua
phues .-so uuiny wiinileifui plauta are
broOsThl (otfe-lhel hile 011 11 s inn 1 1 ,,,,-a
Iiml on. iioisl toin n tin in ti, 1
thnt oin ill.-, not .it .-(.in 1 uli
Hon oi Iii.iii I-1 1 11. 1 1, tic i.iL.ii.
terns .it-., unil a istusltlt rsltlt n hluu
selll.111.nl Is now In 1 v Idem
In tin nner resstiiui.uiis of . dpa
rslau nml NattltagU tie.- lobste-rs ol .In. in
Keinandi g uie rOBahlrrrd delh a- les fol
whh n fain y pii.es nre .aid vest..
ua ul
Seeking- Too Math ot the Bank
The tilth lala of Hie Kugllsfa eu tings
i". 1 tit. ilepiittlni ut. 11 1 01 icsmti b bt
Wlltea. is caaliiiinll.l It U.I I hi nisei v c . I e
gmdisi ,te n kind of uulreraal purrey
ors A desinltoi sent his bank Isiok
With this Modest tetpiest J belt- Br
eullle Utile tilings ahollld like to get
fioin IaiiiiIoii. snd one la aOine natural
tear tolai... t I should he glad If rU
will at ml two oiintes nud charge to my
aciouut 11 u only lu be obtained In
(be largest tobacco atorea " We failed
(o comply with bla w lance, whur, u
he wrote au Indignant letter lo (he
comptroller of our deiutrtinetit klau
cheater Huardlau.
t-snyjsgee ef Ipdi.
One liuf'idred and Aft)' dlfiVre-m Ian
guagi-s ure alHiken In India most or
II,buj unwritten, and (his fiul fro
'IWr-Wllj' l.t-u.Js o (roublu In the courts
or that oriental t-oiiiiliy Strangely
hough liidlana frequently drift ltd"
Hint ciiplliil ho can rilltt no 'me able
to uiidersland (hell te'ruaculnr Nel
tber the court nor the court luteipiet
ra understand some of the litigants
altd y-U'usaee-B In legal cases
. 1 T i ,
Obnoaioua Preeumption.
"Why d'd yoof alster drop her w.-l
"VVblle si
he waa uul l,jl,: I" nplift
the children uf other
issipln 110 oil,. 1
welfare worker raute along aud tiled
to Utllft her children "- I. oulsv III.
Floevers.
owest-Vlrgluls creeiter. imllltig
arhuuia.
afoat aedate Jack In the Cuipit
poplost-l'oupjr.
et).sf actlro Johnny Jumpup.
klofl taciUfu-L'hl'IJIIInieinini lie
troll Newf
Chemistry Nlndergaatea.
Ilohliy- Is oxygen what oxen bicnlhc
all day? Iaa-Uf course, uml what
-teithlng elae breslhes. Ilohhy And
i OMrofSg grhjt every OM hrenthos a
.light' ' " III
I - -
Different Waya.
Hewllt-I bar been pinches! for
money latejy. Jewltt-Well, women
hk.e dlffe.eit wayf of getting II Mv
fe kisses Me when aie tvnnts nut
'T'hra la put single njgaaaal in this
Nf that we can afford lu loan . -ronl-bum
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NUT IV4I. I Nli
Mlgjl M'IW.H I.ANII IIKHi I
l-Alevlew. tfragPB. Mav Ilk, In
-"."lit, la hereby uli,in u..i ,-....11.... ...
ol Hi.uSer. Orsaon, whu, un Mat In. 11
in. Ut II, mo stead tciilrv a..i e..l. c. t.s... .
(71IU, lorHtAI.. Mer ; Nw ,, Nuelhm 17 I'otvli
i'l?.r ".""''is !,,,'" Sail, Villlsmelte
-.....,.., . ineu iiinit-r ul nil. nil,. , ,k,
flns Hit.'., year tiresil, b, ,-.1.1,11.1, , u,, ,,,
Uie laud aUivede-Kribe-d. before 1 . j s tall ft. 1
ll. B. t'utuiiilaaluiier, st Ina utiles, ai .!,, 1' ,
Oreauu, uu tlieislh dav ol June lyi ,
li.liu.iil neuoB .a ,1 In...., ,
Hsuiuel Heal. Mi. ll.ra Wasbburll, II ll
Young, lira Maude Htaiitler, sll nl i..,.
HreBi'ii. J k 111 Mass, Ragtag i
NOTICE FOR lUJlil.lCATION.
I NI'1'gllHI'AlhH I.ANIi OKI- li t.
Iluiua otrijuu. Ma) ix.l a
Nuilie Is hereby i.,-,, n, .1 ukrlillan I
.M"""' J,ullla.Orefull. whn. .111 A, ... 1 1 HI
I'JUW. made lloiiiealeailKiilrv, No in..', I, gi
W. Heotlou 11, Tuwnaldu V H . RsBas 1 1
WloaiBetie M.-rl.llali I... Mle.l BOtloa ul
liiteuileu lo make final dye veer proof, in
I
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belurelUalBlersudKeielver.alBuriia llmault
on 1 lie aiu day ol Juue, lid ,
1 laiiiieiii usuieisa wltneeaeai
W.K slsrshslli ol Narrows, Oregon hurl
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7 a. ..i.u.u.uti e r. ll.it- .1
ullage, Uleguu
Wg KaaaB, Hegltnr
ittttittititiiiiitiift niKntntttiiiiiiiinii
RODNEY DAVIS
House I'nintlng
Paper Hanging
and Decorating
Cnlclmlnlng
Hardwood Finishing
Fresco Fainting
HsllinnleN furnished on as-
plle-utlon. Siimple shown.
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from ) our Henler.
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Phyalclai . and Hun,.,,,,,
stiRNg. nggnris
If LU. CPfl(v
Physlclm, gnd
nurns, - - ()r
Office on arcoiul Boot I. , ,
riiom- Mali
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hlii,
CEO. G. CARL, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
0,B Tawem teUaas.
Seeaeel etlenlaas .,., , ,
see aSd threat '"
Baraas ...
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DR. R. D. KETCH UN!
Druglea Physician
Nature Methoda and Dfceta
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one Harrio,.,.
Hsrriman. Oregon
Or- Minnie Hand
PKsroJ JO
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Albritton. Ore.
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M. A. BIGGS
Attorney at Itw
Voegtly Hldg.. Urn, Orego
G. A. REMBOLO
Attorimy-nt- ,avr
Burns, Oregon.
HERMAN VON BCHMAU
Attornt-y at Im
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