ABOUT APPENDICITIS
NAVIGATION SUGGESTION
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A Bottos PhyikiA* Tello What to
Do If You Hare It
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AU theories about magnetic attrac
tion and unknown eurrmts will have
to be disnijssssd so far as the Pans acci
dent is concern eel. say* the Philadel
phia I‘rr»e. It demonstrate* one weak
feat»ir* ii* the rne’Lud now followed in
determining the course of a vess*-! at
sea. The captain of a vewsel determine*
the course without <xmsul'atioti with
the other navigating officer*.
Jf be
makes a mistake there is no check on
him, unless the man on the bridge dis
covers land or a light that cause* a
change.
The suggestion made *on.e time ago,
that more than one officer should take
pert la laying the course of a vessel,
seems to be a wise one. The captain
could, for that matter, pro« «-rd as he
does new, but if another officer were re
quired to make a separate calculation
and give it to the raptain, a mistake
such as that made by Capt. Watkins
might easily be discovered in time U j
avert disaster.
Age and experience do not guarantee
freedom from error. Accidents mor-
often hsppen to the experiezM.*rd cap
tains than to the inex^rienced ones.
Perhaps in a long course of years they
are apt slightly to relax their vigilance, f
and then comes the danger. The cap
tains of all the steamship lines !aj
the course of their
vessels without
check of any kind from other officers.
There would appear to be need of a
Some useful facta abont appendicitis,
what it »a. wbat causes it. and what to
do if you think you have it. were given
in an address recently in Bostxm by iJhr
M »Ixrt.
Dr. Elliot empi*asized the importan*-«-
of “sending for the doctor without de
iay,” if there is reason to «uspe«t th«- 1
presence of the disease. If it should be I
found necessary to use a knife to cut
out the diseased vernofonu apfiendix i
F
!>r Elliot said that every minute gained ;
for th* do-tor was equally in fa»or of I
th* patient s recovery.
Most people do not know where the |
lermifurm appendix is located.
If a ’
line i^e drawn from the right front point I
of the hip bone, or iliac « rest, to tbe
naveL the appendix is usually under the I
middle of the line. With general pain •
in the aIxlomen and tenderness to pres- [
sure over this spot, fearsof appendicitis
are well warranted, and a physician I
should be called.
The appendix was des<-ribed as a .
abort, wormlike tube from three to six i
inches long, usually the shorter length. I
and abundantly supplied with lymphoid
tissue. The tonsils in the mouth are the
most familiar examples of ly mphoid tis
sue, of.« cf »he cliarai teristi»*« of which
in a readiness to beconi* inflamed when
poisoned by bacteria. As in tonsihtis.
the infla; <rnation of the appendix will
■
.
< change in that respect.
AN ORCHESTRA DUMMY.
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burn itself out. except that in the latter i
cane there is danger of the tube b*-<om-
Ing perforated by its ulcerations and
An orchestra, composed entirely of
the inflamed contents leaking into the
young women, is playing at a South side
Interstitial tissues of the abdomen.
summer garden, says the Chicago Jour
When the latter happen, it is a ca»e of
nal.
cutting the thing out quickly or calling
The star of the organization, viewed
in the undertaker.
from the standpoint of the young men.
Not al) the cases reach this serious
Is a brunette. She is an exceptionally I
stage, ami physicians hate come to be
pretty woman, easily the fairest of the '
lieve that if no symptoms of perforation
plsyers. She is almost as big a draw - '
appear extreme fever, increased pain,
ing card a» the whole orchestra.
much
higher temperature, etc.
for
The other e%tmng two m-n seeking
three days, there are strong ho|*e* of
pleasure dropped into the garden, and '
cure without the aid of the surgeon.
immediately fell under the spell of the
The ad verse symptoms come on very
young woman. To be as near as poaai- |
suddenly, however, and demand unhesi
ble to the musician they moied to the
tating surgery.
table nearest the orchestra.
Dr. Elliot pointed out that appen
The belle of the aggregation wan
dicitis was not due to stray grape
operating her trombone industriously.
stones or other small objects getting
The young men sat entranced. Finally j
caught in the tube. By far the greatest
aero*»» the face of one carne a curious
number of cases are traced to the poi
expression. He tdgad doser to the or
soning of the lymphoid tisane by the e*
chestra, and listened more intently.
eape into the appendix of the content*
“Say, Jack, she’s a ‘dummy,’ ” said :
of the colon, the large intestine. Even ,
the listener, in a whisper, to his friend.
at that the chances of having trouble i
**A ‘dummy.* Who?*’
depend mainly on the general tone of |
**W hy, the br mette. Not a note corn»
the system.
from her trombone.”
The organs of the body, in perfect, or '
“Nonsense.”
even in fairly good health, are aide to
“Fact; listen.”
kill off bacteria that may invade them, '
And the two listened again, and
the familiar dependence of ton si litis on
found it was even so. The young wom
a “run down” condition cf the health |
an jirobably drew her salary for her
being exactly in line with the danger ,
g<xxi looks.
of having appendiritis. 'I he ; retention
of th - disease ihusdejM/]«!“ more on
getting all the fresh air. sunshine and
nutritive food that is possible than on
the avoidance of grape». < berries and
the like, that are popularly credited
with appendiritai danger
It would never du to give any ci«-w to i
A curious relation has been noted be
the identity of the physician who con
tween the disease and movements call
ducts a private hospital and who ha* I
ing for a sustained bending of the laxly
juat aurceawfully accomplished a new
forward on the hips. Bicycling, playing
departure in medicine, says the Han
rush on a football eleven. s< rubbing a
Francisco News Letter.
floor while standing on the feet instead
One of the patients is a wealthy but '
of tiring on hands ami knees are the
ignorant woman, who has been for 1
position* which appear to predispose to
CURED BY JEALOUSY.
ap|/endicitia. Thia was thought to In
due to the irritation of the appendix,
which in those movements is caused to
rub to and fro over the tense edge of the
king tailor muscle of the leg.
It had
been noted that the discuss was rather
prevalent among people who were for
long period* in such positions, the re
mark being suggested by a question as
to the benefits to women of bicycling.
The wheel was pronounced a great
benefit, indeed, but the “scorcher’s’’ | m >-
sition was an invitation to appendicitis.
The moral was, of course, to sit up
X
straight.
Wwrk
Y. World.
Mmkrv VVrwIfh and («<»«»4
Darius O. Mill«, financier and philan-
thropiat, started on Ids road to fortun«
with nothing but a graxl physique nnd a
large determination. He 1* now worth
•25.000J >oo, and he haa acquired that
amount of money by observing these
rules:
First Work devrlo|>a all the
good
there is In a man; idlruma all the rill;
therefore, work if you would l>r good
and successful.
S»<<md Sleep right hours, work 12.
and pick your recreations with an rye
to their good results.
Third Have one dollar out of every
five you earn
It is not the mere sav
Ing of money that counts; it is the intel
lectual ami moral discipline th«- saving
habit chforcra.
Fourth lh- humble, not servile or un
dignified, but rr»|M*rtful in the pres,
rncr of superi«»r knowledge, position
«»r experience
Fifth Most projects fail owing to
|xx»r business management, and that
means a jmk >r man ut the heim.
Sixth - 81 i« < e*s i* measured by the
g«*o<l one dt
« not by ilo number of Ida
milliuns or the » xtent of Ilia |»ower.
Saturday E » ■ ning l’< at.
the <|nren.
k /
i|
j
i
,
many years a confirmed hypochondriac
and who bad successiv'ely tried allopa-
thy, homeopathy, hydropathy, oateop-
athy — In short, everything pathic.
Ihe patience of her husband was final
ly exhausted and hr consented to enter
into a conspiracy with the doctor to
¡»lay ujmaii his wife's jealousy. It was
'
arranged that he should seem deeply
smitten with a young widow, healthy,
rosy an«l jolly, who i* secretly engaged
to l»r married to n Ix>a Angeleno.
There was no question alxiut the un
happy byp«M*bondrise's jealousy.
It
blazed out in a hysterical declaration
that the pretty widow was waiting for
her old shoes, but she vowed that she
would get better just to spite her sup-
|M>ard rival and to Ire avenged upon her
faithless husband
Hhe has kept her word and la now cer
tainly fair, fat ami io. But her doctor
*®5 • the i* ati example of the jealousy I
cure.
I
DID NOT DREAD DEATH.
*uirl«lr llrraanr ■ Mural Epidemic In
the
l«trr
liaya af th*
I,
grepb.
“Why don’t you people put your offi<r*
up at auction and aril them to the higb-
p*t bidder?" queried the intelligent for
eigner.
"Because everybody
would
know what was paid for them.” said
tl - /taiAe Arneri* an. aiwa . « wiping to
ir j urt information, “and it would have
a demoralizing effect on the public
mind.”-—4’hi<'ago TriLune.
I will «ay that I haven’t seen a reporter
for six rnonti - "
lU.eior. TranM?ript.
,
Jupuiifte Uho S«w IV» st Every
thlait Wa» Don» Dree» fly- B«-.
fore Ilia tireth.
rious incident is related by the
<- papers.
Mr. Ivimtkawa, of
ike every other intelligent Jap-
desired that hi* funrr.J should
-1 by ctrt non «• a, propriate
rank amd *< rjal position, and ¡a
ha: he might not be diaappoint-
.,i» rr>p«-cL, having reached hi*
-seventh year, and feeling that
* were numbe red, h. determined
p bis funeral in advance
and
«
h
n
ae arrange m< nts him*« If. The re
lay apjxunted hi* relative*
galt
will all
ing
Bud
were invited to hi* hou*e
ti around an empty coffin
paraphernalia cf rnourn-
igf d in the moat elaborate
ir tnony that could be de-
¿umckawa sat at the Lead
and watched with interret
i that
going on.
After
r<- r<- moo it* at the bouse
uded
a proce/ision
was
urint-d.
ch marched thauiigh the
[irincipai streets to the c» aietrry. Mr.
Kiiraak
a walked in front of hi* own
he floral cfiTering* w« rt r.ii-
id tw aiitiful. The Kobe city
Vtrniitil HI* Harar.
l.«»nHr»ll> of 1'itpr l.eo.
J i L bids fair to L«* the oldest <>f
es. The scars of the operation
ird by Dr. Marroni on the age«
hh * said to Law«* thornughij di*r
d.
Some time ago. when th
ma renioii'd the last bandag
e ha id, jokingly, to his do<6
>r. Mazzoni. how many year« f
you promise me?” “I l»« Hrve
itly,”
replied
the physician,
>ur holinesM will liv to lie ov« r
rd.”
MNo. no." au wered th
nv vear«
tie too far.'
i ■ prophet
lh
» i
ut of
Uhen You Rtd« Your Wheel
Look at the Label
Alwxys shake into your vbewa Allen's
Foot-Ess*, a
powder
keep* your feet < vol,
Time
fur the ieet.
Il
flats M'F
IMPORTED
You ar»
renili
ibao
I .
FLIES.
la**c(a < aught I b the «w*n,p» of M«*aieu
llrou<ht Here.
1 he rr|ort made from Laredo to the
»n the pa
prevent« sweating
per op|i
feet, and mokes your Obduram r u it folt'
if in ai
reais, v
renMiiry depart no nt at
M aahmgton
soon to
ii* any -1 make <*<>n»Uint rvfrrencv to one of the
■ not re- I |uccrr»l article* of mi|»orl brought. Into
tin* country
I h* m - are dri«*d Mexicau
us im
flies, whi(4> ar« brought tu the Uuited
«tales in large <|iiantitiea to l»e u*«*<i as
f<Mw| for j»«*t Ringing birds.
rhr«e files live in the awnm)« in vari-
growler,
wheel
J.lNMHMM)
Over
people
or* iibjng
Allen's
prai*e it.
It gives rrst and comfort In
Foot-1’ i*r
They
smarting, hot, swollen, a< hmg. fret and
is * cei rtain cure for in growing toe-nails
At all I druggists and shoe store«, 2.x
Nam pie FREE by mail.
N Olmste<l,
Add re«*
A Hae<aii
Allen
R<>v,N. Y
A Minuter • MivUke
a t
A cily minuter was recently handed a
hU pulpit.
A
111
notice to be read from
companying it was a clipping from
the
matte)
Tbs clergyman «tart«»»I U> read
the ei
newspaper
bearing
upon
tract and found it began
Balsam, the
»» « «cctiona in Mexico, where they are
flight by nirn who devote their live
i«' the work. Th* fly catcher* use
siiPen neL and make a large haul a
•very < a»t.
The individual fly la calle«
in<»« ■<
It is »tnall an<1 dcbcatc, and
i’e whole I sm I v na* (he appearance ol
having l«ren gilded.
I In* f! rs when alive are tieautiNrl tnd
■..irtiiliwi
There is a duty on three
M< xi an flics, dotibtlewa to eftcour
'he heme fly indu*trv, but up to
•irracut time the moocos bu*>new*
not lloui.fhed in this country to any
marked extent. The imported ti es arc
. ru'ked in bar re la, an 4 they sell for a
best Cough
ni n
a
I i
«te, fm IPX)
"Take Kemp
Cure.”
libi forll&dO
Th
J’»se |»h I nr ( ounq
was hardly what he bad expe ted. am
The official map of
lie tnrned
the other side the can I m » had at the < ..• an
durrd prue»
Folding
matter intended .'or the reading.
wall map in colors, $3 >».
altera moment's
hesitation,
11 over and found
us
so* Batum gevAsr.
one
M rt pM
te
• I
11 <h price.
3*
I
< ct ana and Toledo Blade, only 11.25
Her
«
COATEO TQUGUT
FOETID
bbeath .
i
Doctor’s
‘r-
G.®
HUDYAN«
uxt<ue *fc4
•
i
kreaih pare ao*l sweet.
6.
«.«DIMB3S
PATH
ASD
1»
Pr. Million.’ Pink Pill, for
eoouxn, in . rood, n-.j : nn,.u
rirent» nrowrv to p,. nr< |lfc
'»■
nr» to tire blood md
“«««■ They .re in unf.it», ^.¿7*
•uch duran M iMMamor ...... Z? ’
pandvi». St. Vitun’d.:, . , reiette, ¿¿7
git, rheumatism, nerrnue
nfter-effrets of tire mp. Mlpnetúa
heart, pale and «allow
¿¡’*J
forms of weakne» e'lher in luaie»u.. l
THE STOMACH. DtTE TO XKDIOES
HUDYAN’^ «•‘'A*'
TICK
th, «sie« <4 Like, relwr, lb,
cat«
U BMLARGEMEMT OF THE LIVER
♦ he public agree with me.” Private Sec
retary- "But *nppo*e it is not well re-j
reived?”
Eminent Statesman—"Then
LIVE MAN’S FUNERAL.
L BILIOUSHEAD-
AC H B - kc..««*4 tr
HUDYAN.
2^. JAUNDICE OF
THE EYES
HUD
YAN »
*“» 'A*»*
kt,«» » d
“■ !
t*.«
CUAMf
to retara.
tb, loo* to to pertoetly
Eminent
Statesman—"Put
these
mentorAml'i into the form of an inter
view and »end it to all tbe paper*. If
it i* well received I will interview my- ,
►elf again, and »ay that I am glad to see i
him. anti the firing kept on
**( ease
firing?” ordered the colonel again, und
Among the culthated men and worn- thia time the bugle gave forth the p«*al
e n of the later Roman empire suicide and the firing, after scattering. htop|M*d
became a sort of moral epxl [Itmic. way h | altogether. Juat then a ball from the
the 1 xmilon S jM-ctafor. The f
insurgents drilled the neck of the
.Stoic doctrine», acting on a race which
colonel's pony. Quick a* a flash Funs
had l>egim to drgenrratxe ami decline
ton whirled around, fire in hia eye«.
and lo*e it* grip on life, killed the dread
”< ommence firing!” he shouted, at the
of death.
Men left the world for a '
top of hi* v<»ice. “Give ’em — ut ’j’;0
whim, "only on the thought to do the I
yards!”
It took three or four rounds
same thing over and over again.” The
of ammunition all along the line to
Christian doe-trine that »«If-slaughter
avenge that horse, though the «'olone 1
1» a sin di«i not affect them, and the no ! still ride* it.- Lc»lie‘* Weekly.
tion that there was something base in
gina”
lay of
r rng 1
iteered to I
e store, thai
» would a«-
>!mist r< a*
r the blue
«augbt
Lrook an<
!ie returnee
ly tire«] c
n*trr rni<
Bobby'* Mamma—"Now. mind. Bob
by, if they p&xs you the cake a second
‘‘ t . p at the party, you must say:
No.
thanks. I’ve bad plenty/ And don’t you
forget it.” Ho*te>s (at the party)—
"Won’t Bobby Lave some more <ake?”
Bobby (who hadn’t forgotten)—*Nope.
thx.Dk». I’ve Lad enough, an' don’t vou
fertrit it!”—Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hit-
'»g i
FOINTS OF WEAKNESS
“The dipto-odu
•w
.»a'' •
uncovered in Wyi
whoolmarm from a city si
Pitt, “and which wrfl ire brought to the
ib a few mile* of Boston was visitirg |
Pittsburgh luuarum. is an animal which
; this female angbr. Ore d
w>me one |
stood 2i feet high at the b»ps.” **Ye*. it
;*ropov^<f going Cshmg a r.d she wa* |
come* high, but we must have it," add*«!
Mr. Pm».—Fittsburgb f hronirle-Tele-
A
s
Ml DTAM on b*
I» Mia per p* - -
iiMia Empire.
» th
ten
V
“I don't know*, un
fellows are afraid
gag* me nt*.**—Til
I’niMtori
tor
di
xican i
that ii
« is Be
»hat little
I V
( ol. Funston aat on his horse, watch-
» i
,ni* » Kan*aa boy« fire at the enemy
nt Cul<M>can. when an orderly came up
with the commanding general's com
pliment a, and an order to atop firing.
“( •
firing'
fhout»<i th«* colonel,
rn
• f Wac*‘®erT
have.
I’m not *taa«h£7 a my head,
am IT*—Philadelphia Eclktin.
alth Ii.> ough
ugh it cost
coat him a large sum of
money,and he may now depart in pea
knowing that all the ritt» hate Itvt-n
observed, and when he dha it is only
necessary for his family to place hi*
body in the coffin that lies in
the
ground. —Chicago Record.
ancient ami modern
ana, he say*, might
soul»** and give them
.»Meats SeevMBFXs^*^
IMrU«
ba**
T*r.wb«**«»‘w4“***•
It Litera;
to have tbe world at your feet?”
She—**Whv ii
vüle, \ t., say*:
‘•Twoyean <KO j
with stomach and b..»u Z*51*
My case puzzled the
sulsKted only on the 1
. I
of diet.
My stomach
retain solid food. The pam* 8*
stomach and bowel* w
* *1
that I cannot describe it t"'5*
tinned to gTotv nurse J i ,*
pounds, my nerves were ’41
pleteiy shattered, and I
weak
Dr-C.W. Jacobs. trf^J
mond, ad vises! me to takerwuri'
liaras ’ Pink Pihs for Pale
I began to use the j.i;„
Erst effect was the res-.ori^
my appetite, and -.beq^J
my shattered nervous systre,S ,
began to regain my lost st^r .
and in one month aft. r ojtnaei
ing to take the pills I Was
do my housework. I have 2 J?
30 pounds and to-dav ant
health.”—Z/em /.■,
“T*4
Burlington, It.
PriauÙT* Method* Employed »
DUC Domxia.
!•
lh< procession and
p’
ir>, while at intirva'*
d-ncing girl* and men
atricai profession, »ho
in to mi me alhgoritn to i
noLility of Mr. Kumeka
nnd the In** that was null
/ the conimunity at hi* death,
•fore reaching the gates of tbe c
ry the procrMsion wa* halted and
al photograph* were taken. Afte
•ifin had been lowered into the grave
id c *v. red with floral off' rings the
; ral ¡»arty proceeded to th** Jinko
ub. wh< re an elaborate
feast
wa*
rv<•<!, and speeches euh/gistic of Mr.
irmkiwa were delivered by several
■ nd*.
of his frit
.Mr K um« k.iwa wa* thoroughly sat
isfied with the success of his funeral,
quitting one n ¡»<>»t wan not yet burn.
Dryden, in one of hi» dramas, contrasts
finely the feeling stxiut suicide of the
FABMINh IN MEXICO.
•_ (ALLS
It used to be said that large numbers
of cattle were reared in Mexico for the
f'i.ited Stat*-*, and 15 year* ago in
northern M cj ' ro alone, on an area of
:■ j <XK) fxjuare Etile*. there were l.SCO,-
MhOZ) goats,
herr.e* nd 1 • i>hOOC sheep. In the year
19 1 ii
vere imported
into the
I n ited State « many cf them from Mex-
U 38 248 be rx «. on which there was a
» of $30 »-ach and the agzr*gate
ue of wb ich was nearly S2.c<X’/4M>.
the
ianif year the number of h >rse»
. a
rxpi rtc d from the United States, chief-
y to Europe, was
valued at $700.-
wa« 3.501. val
a d:fT- r^nce in the Ixilance of tradi
;f 11.’’
Since
then, especially
with Mexico, the balance of trade in
jorse* has changed radically, and now
(he average annual sales of American
torse* in Mexico reach $100.000. In the
fiscal year ending January 1. 1998, the
number of home* imported into the
United S:ate* had fallen to 2.2S6 and
♦he nurnlxr of hor«e* exported from
»he L'nited States had risen to 51,15>).
im; ortation of horses representing
<
■
in value and the exportation of
hi•»>• . representing a total in excess of
$6.000.000.
Tl *-
has been of recent years a
Etcai’v ircrease in this item of Ameri
can foreign commerce, and it srema cer-
•io inrreat-e still further in view of
the fact that there is throughout the
Wt-vt Indie» and in many South Ameri
can countries a d»"inh of herses at a
'.in- - when the home demand for Amtr-
in hr rats ha* visibly decna:«rd. Di-
reel communication «¡th Mexico 1»
v aslrr r than with any other coun try tc
which i hor- cs are cent by the United
and there need lx? no rurprisc.
thrrrfi re, dealers in horses say. if there
should be an increase in this item of
Amcric an commerce hereafter.
HUDYAN
Auto tbo Ire er to lu botbo . >Ue.
BVDTAM will cars all the shove vyrap-
U>ms ana m*ke jo* »dL
no< ‘leUJp
longer. Go to yoar drux<ut st once sad pro
cure a
*w f’r 40 •*“’-* or *
¡»•cisfesfor t- ^.
H yoar drug? •: *. *• nr •
keep !*., sen-1 d;r*<-t u> the HI DYVX KE.M-
EDYIOMPXXY h*n Frsr.
ts . a
Il you are not satisfied with the effect*, re-
H< u > \ s
*e vfll
return your money. Ren:erc>ber that you can
consult th* »• V D V A M
DOCTOK *
FKKE. Call *nd *ee the doctor*. Y : may
call ar.4 *e< them, or write, m you desire.
Address
the agrirul-
wsi shown
rses in Tex-
re r
il in ber
«a fa
X
r!can state,
iio.oon. Illi-
a in the or-
Y
A Farm Library of unequalled value— Practical,
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some I y Printed and Beautifully Illustrated.
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Marteat a«d Ellia Sta-,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
By JACOB BIGGLE
and steai
hencefert
No. 1-BIOGLE HORSE BOOK
Allabout Horses—a Cotn mon-Sense Treatise with over
74 illustrati jus . a standard work. Price > Cents
Lard Office at Rosebur/. Oreg'^n )
.Kept. 2V, 1899. i
Nonce j- hereby given that the follow
ing rr>med nett h r has tiled notice of hi
inten i«>n to iraire fins'. t>rooi in support
of hie claim, and that said proof shall
t* made before Roy Bartlett, Count*
' lerk of Joet-phiiip Countv. at Grants
Pass, Oregon, on November, 1, 1899,
viz;
Isaac VanDorn on II E No 749^, for
the o s No. 3 and 4, bee. 26, Tp 35,
b R. 7 West.
lie names the folio« ing witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of **ai«i land, viz:
Sam Hogue, of Merlin. Oregon; II. II
Chapin. <J Merlin, Oregon; Adolphus
Misuer, of Merlin, Oregon ; Alli&' U Av
ery, of Merlin, Oregon.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register,
No. 2 -HIGGLE BERRY BOOK
All about growing Small Fruits— read and lear* how
contains 43 colored hie like reproduct ions of all lendiog
varieties and 100 other illustrations. I nce
Cenu
No. 3—BIGGLE POULTRY BOOK
Khu b. it
All about Poultry . the best Poultry Book In existence
tells everything with 23 colored life-like reproductions
of al! the principal breeds, with kj other »11 qm ratio**
Price,
Cent*.
ar» to
c of h
No. 4—BIGGLE COW BOOK
All about Cows and the Dairy Business . having arreat
sale; contains 8 colored life-like reproduct 10ns of each
breed, with 132 other illustrations. Price
uenu
No. 5—HIGGLE SWINE BOOK
Just out Al! about Hogs—Breeding. Feeding Butch-
erv lJisea.*s, etc. Contains over < beautuul half*
tones and other engravings. Price, 50 Cents.
The BIGGLE BOOKS are unique.original.usefu - vounever
saw anything ’.ike them—so practical, so sensible They
are having „n enormous sale—East West Xcrth and
South Every one who keeps a Horse, Cow, Hog or
Chicken, or grows Small Fruits, ought tu send nrht
away for the BIGGLE BOOKS. The
FARM JOURNAL
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at R«>ebtirg, Oregon,/
.**epleml>er 15 1899. [
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dilation of any s»-:r«u
year; four months, fl. b
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larger thn
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I urner, Marion,
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. I*»™- lirg, Jutirliotl < .ty,
1 aklantl. antlall »talions
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state of al
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in use has
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Roseburg Mail Daily
X lTICEFOR fVBLICATIOS.
tr. Portland
«any
*bura
the erstem is aceumutating tnipuritre. a)
h
Land Office at K-««*bqr(.Ore(<,n
must be g tten rid of ; they are an urgent appeal for tuaoUact
October, 5, I899i
— a wanting that cannot safely be ignored.
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the ft,L-
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To nezlei-t to purify tbe blood at this
«owing named settler hi fi rd notice of
time nteane naore than the annoyance of painful boils and
bis intention to make filli
f
1 prost in sup-
unsightly piiaplea.
If these Impurities are allowed to
«•it of hi* claim, an t th» »t sa*d proof
remain, the system enoeumbe to any ordinary illness, and is
I oil be made te»lore R
unable to wltl sand the many ailment* which are *o
Btrtletl,
i coon » c«erk, of J«>*epfi line < County, Oreg
prevalent during spring and summer
on,
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eg >n on No vein.
Mrs. L. Gentile, 2i»>l Second Avenue. Seattle. Wash ,
her, I« !> ’•. viz: B- ' sm i ‘»i ► Mvrirk,
an: “I was afflicted f r a long time with pimple,, which
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were very annoying as they diaAtrured rar face fearfully.
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upon
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Tenn,
writes:
J. H.
rollon, of Granu« Pa-a
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and cartiuncies
carbuncles broke
out upon
upon m». ran, ■ ,
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terai boil*
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<rrat pain and annoyance.
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rever of Gran«» Pas«,
a riot ns condition, and nothing 1 took mremed to 1«
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any g>.«l.
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S 8
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S. cured me mtn
rotnpletelT
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bottles of 8
nicely
and my blood
ha* been perfectly pure ever since.*
since.-
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From Gran’»- 1’»^
To Wilderville..
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To Andeison...............
To Selma......................
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Shelley creek
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L’rescent City
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notice.
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Bar Ine ..ut all impure bkiod
Duna» frw tu any addrer
PARKENS
JR BALSA«
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Prona te» a ,-JiuriMl
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Never Fai a to
Hair to i’a To«tM«‘ Ç '
Cure» »U p <: ■«•»*» 4,
Specialists lor lien
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and
Sample sent FREE
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IN UNFAILING SIGN THAT
CRD
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nurses Io the absolute purity of Allen’»
«eli ir, 25c.
FARM JOVRNAL
1 HILADELPHI*
taSEM OF ANATOMY*
It keeps
physicians
AdJx«..
JE.SKlNfc.
Foot-Ea^e
»hues easy
attention
s.mp.c vt FAUM JOCRNALand urcular dricribin^ BIGGLE BOOKS free
by ab
the feet cool and voiofortable
vite
Any ONE of the BIGGLE BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL
r ” 'k'
¡Fiwixacffij? ■■ *• *“d
•“ * -* b'“a
It is a most dainty
Alien’s
powder.”
Is your paper, nnde for you and not a misfit It is m rears
old it is the great boiled-dowm, hit-the nail-on the head -
quit-after-you-bave-MMl-it, Faiu* and Household paper in
the world—the t-iggest paper of its site in the United Msie*
of America—having over a million and a-half regular readers.
rub a little on
Boils and Pimples
Give Warning
N4TIIRP
K IPPPil I Nil
IlHIUnL 10 RrrLMLIHU
BÍGGLE BOOKS
HUDYAN REMEDY COLIPANY
Notice is hereby given that the follow
Of 51 000 horses exported from the | ing-named settler has hied notice of hit
intention to make final proof in support
United State* last year. 2S.000 were sen*
of his claim, and that said proof will be
to Gn at Britain, nearly 8.WX) to Ger-
made liefore Abe Axtell, county judg**,
.Jiany, 7,59<j to other European coud - of Josephine county, Oregon, at Grant*
trie* France excepted (there is prac-
Pah», Oregon, on Ociober
! V no ex[»ortation of American Allin 1. Reynolds, on II
to France). 9 500
to Canada
for theN^NE1«. *E'4 X
R 9 W ami SW‘4, .XW'4, s
i*h i North America and the Klon-
I p 40. > R 9 W
. 1 I 900 to the We»t India islandr
11« naincb the following witnesses to
I' i rmuda, and 1.600 to Mexico and
prove nig continuous renidemc upon ami
I America.
The value of the
cultivation of said land, viz:
»ent to F7r.fr Lt nd was 93,000,000.
Melvin B. Murphy, of Waldo, Oregon ;
many. $1.200.000, to other Euro
L re.* Durkey. of Waldo, Oregon; Ernest
pe.-it. countri« s $77'».(MXk to British
burkey, of Waldo, Oregon; Catharine
Nor h America $*•■'3,000. to the West
Barrows, ot Waldo. Oregon.
Indi
and Bermuda $132.000, and 1c
J T. BKID j F'*, R-gister.
Mexico ami ( entral America $162.000.
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION.
The trad«- in American horse* with
La mi office at Roseburg. Oregon i
South America can l»e »aid only to have
September 15, 1899 f
bep ir.i. amounting last tear to inly 21
Notice is hereby given that the follow
Itorars, while fi
times a» many were
ing named tettler ba* filed notice of his
»ent to Africa and more than ten times
H. lent ion to make final proof in support
For ol his claim, and that said proof will l»e
as many to A Asiatic countries.
American h< r s G r r would appear to ma le before Abe Axtell, county judge
I m * an aaxurtf! market in the West Tn- ot Josephine Vounty, Oregon, at (irants
<Ii<-s »¡nee the • restoration of |>eace in
i’asrt, Oregon, on October 25, 1899, viz.
Melven B. Murphy on 11. E. N • 7741
(’uba. for durL Ing the fiscal year ending
for the
ami NW l4 of SE'4, and SW ’4
July 1. IS07. n arly 5.(MX) American
NE’4, sec. 26. Tp 40. S R 9 W .
hor>e* were sbipp ■d to these
He
names
the following witnesses to
and the der’ii
Ihe year eu<
prove his t vrliiiiuoiii residence upon and
is ncribed c
rrilly to the u
cultivation of said land viz:
n of atTairs in Cuba (in :! to the
Allin I Reyn:*lds, of Waldo, Oregon,
pravi ira ally rnfi 'orced abandonment of
L re<l Durkev, of Waldo. Oregon ; Ernes1
«igricult tural o|> rations on many parts
Durkev. of Waldo, Oregon; Catharine
of the i island.
Temporarily, too, a
Barrows, of (»rants I’a»«, Oregon.
• of hor* « were withdraw n from
J. T BRIDGES R«-gi.t*r
rirricult tural pur rsuits for the require-
L'«<
Alien
# Foot-Ease in Your Gloves.
ban cavalry, and some,
:if the <
were pun hast <1 for the needs; of the
A lady write«; "I shake Allen’s Foot-
ti«h caval rv . end since the restora
of priici in Cuba thi« demand will
mode up l>y import alien»
• to l>
n itrd Stales. But to M< vice
nt
enlarging market
perir
re in
this
he
Dr WMaae«' Pink Fills f,r pai(
MM hr th, Sana ,r hune.ee
T*
4tM. At all Sruwnte. or e,.e:t frw the |, ,‘
l.emt Men.c.ne Castos»,. S.nenoctM, kt.
cents per hot. 6 Seres 12 50
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Ment, ’»rants P**.
H “ARMIAM,
ll. K( >KHLER.
Nianager
H « < r Art.,
Portland, Or*.|
GRANT* PAK«