Rogue River courier., June 27, 1901, Image 4

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KEWS OF THE WORLD.
HAPPE ING3 O? THE PAST FCW
DAYS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
Valnalile Frnrl Found In dim-King
llrifiard l'rrftil MeilaN to 3,000 Hoi-
iirr I ! 1 .tltrlphla .! Aair Vala
ablsi I'ranhtara.
Tlie Chin 0 exclusion law will ex
iro on May 5 h ni it. The labor anions
ti the conutry will demand of cnrvsi
llie re--unc m- ut of the law.
A dun fi-hcr in the Mississippi river
near Prairie da Chl.-ii Lnmulit op a
d im r.'xmlj jn whose shell was hid
den one of tlie largest and most perfect
pearls ever loutid in America. Tho
Under sold it fur tl7.5O0 to a Prairie da
Chiin dealer, who in tani nceired
(JVjOJ f ir ii. H. IX-aMu of Chicago
afterward boujiht it aud offered
(1 '),OuO for it. Hu refused the offer, de
claring it worth f j),X).
The Cuban constitutional convention
accepted the Piatt amendment by a vote
of 10 to 11. The resolution to adopt
ni carried witbont discussion. Tina
news was riceiwd at Washington with
gunnine satisfaction.
Henry IiUiiK-licre wan fined 00 and
crista in the kind's bench conrt, London,
for contempt of court in cominentiuK on
a onse whicii was mill in course of trial.
Counsel for the plaintiff wanted Mr.
Labonchcre and Horace Vonles, editor
of Truth, to be imprisoned, bat Justices
Brewster and I'uilmore thought that a
fine and corns against both defendant
would suffice.
The Pacific Fire Insurance company
of New York, by reason of heavy liases,
bti reinsnred with the Westchester
Kiro Imnrance company of New York,
so that it is no longer in bnaincss. The
Jacksonville losses did not cripple the
1'acilli' for it bad a surplus beyond all
claims bat it replaced lis margin above
capital to such an extent that the direc
tors decided to withdraw from the field.
The Pacific had more than lo'),00o,0O0
of insurance in force, which will be pro
tected under the terms of tlie reinsur
ance deal.
Sir Harry Hamilton Johnston, tpecir.l
commissioner for the Uganda protecto
rate, bait returned to London after an
absence of two years. He lays the
country surrounding Moautelxoii Is to
tally depopulated aa a result of tribal
wars, aud is consequently stocked with
big game as tame as English park deer,
Zebras and ante.o,es can be approached
to within ten yards and there is nosp-a-t known to nse for every kind of stra
in killing them. Elephants and rhino- taral purpose, and especially for dwell
or-ros are also abundant, and lions In
Uganda are too busy eating hartebeest
to notice a passing caravan. The pre-
historic giraffe baa been discovered in
this country by the commissioner, who
prorjosea to maintain the region re-
ferred to as a uatlomu park. Bur Harry
photographed a race ot ape men In the
Congo forest differing entirely from
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court ol the State ol
Oregon lor Josephine County.
It V. Pratt, riaititiu.
ve
Horace 0. Williams, and
Little Williams, rranklm
i.. VVhillaker, and Lime
A. Wluttaker, M. VV. Espy
and Virginia Espy, J. Ii.
Espy and Carrie Espy and
L. L. Jewell, iMeiidunla.
To Franklin E. Wbittaker, I.ii.ie A.
Whillaker, J. II Espy and Carrie Espy,
(he defendants above named:
In the name ol lb State of Oregon
you and each ol you are required to
epocar in the above entitled Court aud
auaaer the couipiaiut tiled anauist you
in the aiiove entitled tuit ou or brfoie
the last day ol tlie time prescribed in
the order ol the publication ol this sum
mons to it: On or brlote tho 12th
day ul July, 1 and if yon tail to so
appear or ansaer, the plaintiff will ap
peal to the Court lor the relitd'de
inanded in the complaint Hied herein
against you and each of yuu ;
lhe teliel demanded iu rani com
plaint is lor a judgment and decree
that the plaintitr have a judgment and
recover I rum the defendants, Horace O
Williams, l. t.ie Williams, Franklin E.
Whiltalici and Lime A. Whillaker, M.
W, Espy and Virginia Espy, the sum
of l il H) 00 with interest thereon from
the first day of February, l'.)l at the
rat ol 8 p?r rent per annum, lor the
further sum of fluUO with in teres I
theiroli at the ral ol H per cent er
an n u in (rem the tirst day ol Febiuary,
l'.sJI, for the further sum ol ."0UU aa
attorneys fees w ilh interest llieieon at
H in r cent pet aimuiii Irom lhe day ol
the entry ol the decree herein and for
inn cis auu uisunrseuirnis uereiu ; aim j decree herein, lor ttie Inrllier sum ol
Inr a decree that the plainlill's said 1 1;. M with accrued s-nalties with miei
inoilgage mentioned In the complaint est from th 7th day ol lehnuiy, I'.i ll.
be foreclosed and that you and each ni and for the costs 'sn, I dishuiemeinh
you be birred and forever foreclosed from hereon ; and lor a decree lli.t lhe pliiim
any and all right, title-, interest and itrs said inortglgo mentioned in the
equity ol re leuiplion in ur to the follow- complaint be lorrclose I an I that ou and
ing descrilied inemises and every part each ol yuu be barred and loreer fore
thereof, all ol whiih ii situated in Jose- closed from ai.y and all nf-ht. lil e. m'ei
pliine County, Stale ol Oregon, to wit : I est and e'inilv of redemption in or lo the
loiuiin nctiig at the nortbweet corner ol j
section twelve tl-'i in tuauship llurly
lour till) south ol rauge six (til west of
the Willamette Meridian, running thence
south twenty (20) chains; thence east
twenty mi; chains; thence souih
twenty i .'O' chains ; thence west eighty
(bO; clisins to the northwest corn r ol
the northeast quarter ol Ilia southwest
quarter nl section eleven (H i In teste
sluii and range aioresatd ; thence north
intern ilh. chains and lortyone ill)'
links lo the south hue ot the llona'lun
Laud Claim
llieuce dee w
In James Ii. Twogood :
I twenty eight 28) chiiiui ,
and eighty-Bye i ft.'s links to
siinl ;
thirty i.Ui) rliains sonMi and tweut)-n-ven
i'J,"! chains and seventy (TO) links
east of the northwest corner ol lhe Dona
tion Land Cliim nl Mclioiioiigli Hark
Hess ; thence north to the centre channel
ol tuave or I-eland Creek; thence fol
lowing said I reek In a northwesterly
diieciicti In na lali'ira I on wt'h the
Sic'loti hue between Section Ihrte i.l1
and tu i lo nl the loaiiship and range
a'oiiunl; thence t-a-l on said hod
nieni limed line lo llie place ol l gni
liin,', totilaillug in all llirve huimrrd
e.ioi ni'ie and no h I aires, in.r- or
It", icioilu.g to 1:1 vernlnenl surxe.
Willi u. e t&eep'.lon ,, lltt oto,lg d -
sirilsdria' pieimses situated In Jo-t-pome
Cc.:::! , s-ale ol Oregon, tiean.
t,ointiieiiii:,g al a cvdar (n.si set at H e i
soinios-i coiner oi ine ou t, aid inn , m
the notlle ast quarter ol seclnm eleven
(111, toliliip thirty loin (;;t ,lli
range six mi west W lllamelte tlrridian ;
Ihriice iiuiln ou theea-t side of orchard
along the leuct-lo the south hue ol na
tion two (2); thence ea-t to the uonliaest
corner oi section twelve (12), thence
ton Hi twenty (.0) chain-, thence ea.t
twenty (.'HI chains Ihence south (went)
(20) chains; Home west to a isillil
.nri-iiiy soiiui oi ine Plate ol l.frfinmh , ' ra.t ,,,i,,t,.r nl -tloii I so (Jl in lo.m
tlirm lit.rlli to llie flat r of Ixkhiihii. i ship iliirtt four (, HI Mulli ol Kanat- s, I
a Inch n.v.t-,l proinv aa d.-scril.f.l i i .-t il tin V i.lan,..lr Men.i.an , 1
bHrein lias In-rn rFlrasnl lioiu Hit lirn ol Uifiuf iIuf Kast lo a Hiint on Norih and ,
said uiorliiauF ; Snith ,vniFr Iiiif ol Uif .Sniilit-asi u :
Ibis Uliiiinoin is .iiblish. in pur-1 Ur ul SfsHoii tao l-'i, Uifiuf .snuli m 1
siiame lo an order ol lloiioraMn II K.I tlir Nuitn Iiiif ol Sf.Iiiii t i ! , Uh'ihf j
llaniia, jiitlna of tlia s'sivf fiiIiIIf.I I Ft In the .la. e ol U tji isn ttk-. In. It
t'ourt, duljf niaile on lli i'.lnl day of : said mi-i.tFd iiroit-ilv as dtscrn-.l
)lar, UKII, and the dale ol Uif first puts-, hciFin has Iwn n-n as. d Irom Uif Iifii '
licatlon aas inado on thr. :iOtli tlay nl , of said morlanF! I
ia'ajr, IM01. .1. Timani hn Koss, I Ins suiniunns is .iil.iisliid in pui.n-
K. II SrAHKtxiK. lancaloaii order of llonorabli II. k ;'
Mat. A.Mimv, I nanus, juds1.. nl Hi alxF iniiil.tl
AlUirnFs Inr I'lamliir. l ourt, duly ina.lF on the H'.rd .lav !
Arurxltal ofwraflon la not ririFssarr
Hoora H'f. JsnVVltt'i VliUh liar d
(alrv saves all that Fani and or v-r
Heaaro of soaaWrtsJts.-4u, Vi .1 .
t. K renter.
.
t""" '"-"- ' ruut- r
itffh wrw i (njcd in tuis c untrr la lUex-
hnnsnhla supply.
A fine apwaHc waa witneed on the
Florae (inarrts porad) iu London, when
King E.wird, accompanied by the
qui eu, i'rtucess Victoria ajid other mem
bers of tne royal family, provnt'd
uieduls to 3, MX) soldier larticipant iu
the S-nih African campaign. 'lhe
member of the special M-joriah em
bus;, iu pftaremiao costumes, were
interested spectators.
In euuueciiuii with the celebrati n of
the 4.7th anniversary of the foundation
of i:a-;o onirrrtiry the degree of
LUD. was rwifiTTwl on ' Andrew Car
negie, Lord DufTcrm, (Generals .Sir
Archibald linnter aud Ian Hamilton,
Messrs. Cooper and Oayley of San Fran
cisco and tinee Iriangow ladle. Tins
is the first time the university has con
ferred the degree ou a woman. Mr.
Carnegie received an ovation.
The National Editorial association,
which met at Buffalo, adopted, after
a warm debate, a rejiort in favor of
excluding from the mails all newspapers
that give premiums. Albert Tozi-r of
Portland, Or., was elected president,
defeating U. A. Willard of lioonevlie,
N. Y., by a vote of Xtl to 152. Tne
next convention will Imj held at Hot
Springs, Ark.
Mayor Ashbriilge of Philadelphia h is
signed the ordinance granting a whole
sale allotment of street railway fran
chises to Senator Q iny and others nsso
ciaied with him. for these franchises
John Wanim.iker bid "i.SO'i.OX), but
bis letter euc'os.iitf the ff r was thrown
away uiioiiuik1 by tlie mayor. Follow-
ing the signing of the ordinance the
beiicniiarius were oje.-nl I0,00 ,()
an indication of tlie txteut of the cny's
loss through tiie action of the mavor
and council.
Harry I Ahbott, a printer employed
ou the MeKi-csport (Pa.) Daily News
and a member of th McKeesp'irt com
mon council, resigned bis m at in that
body because lie does not oeiiuve a muu
tan be a Christian and a iiiemlier of the
ouiicil at the same tnuu. "Poluii-s is
the ui(Mt corrnjit thing 1 have ever been
mixed ap with," sura "Jr. AhU.lt. "I
am out of it, for ever. 1 hate separated
inrstiif mid uiy Conscience, is satisfied.
Uihers may not agree with me, but I
know that no ChriiUiau cuu sit iu tho
McKcesport council and save his soul
Jules Ueurivnux, till lately director
of a glass factory at St. (iobiiui, Kr.inr.
ptedicis that the new ago U to be ghwi.
He auya glas is the bust substance
lug-houses. Tim point of the idea is
found iu the inexhaustible supply of
mater nils from which glass is in uln, in
its adaptability to all siiupes and forms,
aud iu durability ami cleauliuesa.
Emperor William sent a cougratula-
tory message to the International Young
Men s Christian association during us
sslon at Itostnn.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Coutt ol the State ol
Oregon for Josephine County
It. V. Pratt, I'laintirT,
vs.
Horace O. Williams and
l.iuie Williams, Frank
lin E. Wbittaker and
I.iirie A. Whiltaker, M,
W. Espy and Virginia,
Espy, j, Ii. Espy and
Carrie Espy ami L. I..
Jewell, Delendenlt. )
To Franklin E. Whillaker, l.mh A.
Wbittaker, J. Ii. Espy and Came Espy,
thu delendanls almve named :
In the name of the Stale ol (in gnu yon
and each of you ate rtipiired l appear
in the above entitl-d Court and answer
the complaint Hied against you in the
aleive entitled suit on or Indole the ia-t
day of the time prescribed in the order
ol the publli'atioa ol this siiinmons to
wit ; on or belore the 1 Jth day of J uly,
Hull, and if you fail to so appear oi
answer the plaintilf will aps-al to the
Court for the relief demaii led in (he
complaint filed herein against . ton and
each of you :
lhe rebel demanded in said coinp'aiui
is lor a jiiilgiiient and decree thai the
plaintitr have a Judgment and reiover
I roin the defendants, Horace O il
liams, l.ij.ie Uilhainr, (ranklni K
Wluttaker and I.isr.teA. Whutsker, M
W. I spy and Virginia Espy, lhe ul I
f I .W,(nt with interest thereon Iro n the
first day c I F'ebruary, I'.Mil, at the rair
ol 8 percent per annum, lor lhe lunhei
Slim ol I.S CM sith interest lh. re .ll Ji
the rale of 8 er cent per annum lioiu
the first day of Feliruaiy, Hull, lor the
Inrlber sum of I- l IK) as stiornei ,' h e
Willi interest thereon at 8 percent pi
annum from the d.iv ot the etitrv of th
the
follow ing described premises aud even
part thereof ; all of which i situated in
Josephine Cou Illy, Slut ol i Irctnn.to- w il
Coiiiuiencliig at the Northwest cort.ei
of the Northeast quarter of lhe N irtti
east quarter ol Secluui eleven II' m
UiwiikJiiu thirl j-four (111 South ol lUnn
SIX till West ol llie Willamette Men dim
runmiig thence North sitv ixl iloitn-,
llnmeWest holy i -Id chains , tin in e
oiith lortv ltd) chains; llienceVes
twenty (-My chains ; thence N
i2ni cliailis; itirnce West
rth twent
loilT ltd
chains to the center ol
set ton three :.
range; Ihenc
ol sai l township and
.-'.inn mr'ii io i iiiiiik , ine n't) ii rn
South twenty i.'O cl
tweiuy o' ctiains; inence . hi1 ri in t ii
North line of the P uiainm l..ind ('i.e.,
ol Jauc-s Jolinon, Claim No ,i i, NoriM
callon ti'.l, ol the townsliip met ran.i
aloiesanl ; thence West along lhe Noi'.t
11104 of said claim to the .Notinwi-ii
corner thereof ; themv South along H.
en line oi sani claim iu a tiere mi
j west hue llllersi eta the sect ion hit-' h.
ilween Section I nr 141 and l.o.e , i , ,.,
, ine toansliili anil isuge sloti-'.l.,
I lino ce ha-l aiolig s.,nl lut lio n I lo o
line out hundred and lull U.i II.
i'-e-siil tl t.'e l l l'l links ico ' i i I
I---, to the ploe ol in g lining, lot, I. no-
log 111 n'l live hundred and tell an I li.li ,
liundifd;hs ('ill) 40) acres, more or lt--.J
aciortlnig to goveuiiiiint aurvev , a it h :
the i-xcrpl
n ol the lohowing de-i l itie'i .
rest prellilM-s Sllualed 111 Jos pliilM I
Couiitv, Mate o Oregon, to-wit : ion .
ineiiciug at a (sunt ou the .vniih hu I
eclloll two (2) wliith point i i i tin '
l.s-l line ol lhe oichanl 1. me slid Volt j
ol the crda- IhisI set al lhe oil ne.isi :
i tjfiirr nl pttiil (irtlittM ; Ihfru-t N r it i
No' lliv-a.t ruriif r ttf hw1 nrchafil , .h-Mirt-h.tl
Imi t,..' ) itU; tln'iut Ntrtlt to
llit till t.AfiX. Iroiii Hit rsttf o! ir
vUW ol J. I. Hatrkiir .h At-l n v.ir h-
hnliluaimn aas ma.lF on th .1 Oct. da ul
Wiy. I'.ml. J . 1 noi. in as It. ,
K. II. s uia.s.k.
W m. A Mi si v.
Attorneys for Plaint, If. '
w. S
(jliadv.i,..V, charged with
forg:ng a t-
eram to Miss Norine S-hn-ider, was
discha'-gi-d, Ii.imi c Uen n:u tl u aiTee.
He Will t.e ti a- l agiu ou tuu ti.-ir;;.- t f
perjury.
A Vationv- r (13. C ) dist atch aars
that afrer a wi nk of investiaiion at th
bi.urid.iry line Cliii f Iiiicor Ihmn of
tho immigration dipirrment of tile Pa
cific na-it has decided to recomn.eiid
li.Tt s-'ial co!u:iii"iioin ty le s.nt out
l in Wahinyion to take stej.stowari
ft'ipjiiiigthe enormous amount f !-niu4-giing
of Chinese and go'! acro-s the
boundary line into the Uniud S aoi.
pi'Ur in-p .:;or at prestut guar 1 i' J
nnl"s of territory,
i Catherine W. Pralv, widow of S c
fill Assiatant KcL-.tiecr 1 b:i:u It
lir.i'ly, who was drowned ou the 1
j de Janeiro ou February 22-1 liit, hied
seit in the United States district cmrr
! at S in Franciv:o ng.iiuit 1'rtd i e : V
: Jor Ian and 1& other pilots to recov
tl't.Mf rlainuges Utr the loss of her lev
bind. Tho wreck of the R.o, It U
alleged, was CMinsed by the iie-rigi-iir
an 1 nii-V:i.fuiuis of Pilot J'.rd iu, wlio
' was in i-x:-luive coniiirmd ot tJie."i-
' bl at tlie tune she strucii. A si:uieir
suit for Xi,) danuig.e for the lieita
: of .1. II. S.uith, water tender, was tilnl
aaint thu Mime defendants by the
i family ot tho dead man. It is alleged
j that all the defendants are jiartners.
Juile Yoik, at Los Alleles, banded
I down his ilecisioa iu the cae of the
! South ni I'n ;.fl ; Kaiiroad couitiaiiy
ngainst the c.ty of Pomona m favor ftf
the city. Tiie action grew out of the
nut lli.it niurrcd iu that city on April
l'hh last ns the reMilt of the railroad's
ntteniit to lay a track over laud that
' ,!'e cmsi ier Udouge.
d to
I c,,mi'i"r- J"1-'0 "rl- " decision
viituaiiy uplc.Hs I lie Salt iiUe r.ait m
iti contention
that it has the right of
v.iv over tlie c-
ntcs ed ground,
i M.idi.-ou, Y'oio cou
A bam fit
ty
C il.. rc.Milted in tin
t'oii;.in
b aih of
I two iiov-i. Andri w an I I'reil
aged 8
and 5 lespi Civciy, the s-iiis of
Andrew
Krannr. Tiie pr r-uiuptioti is that lln-y
went into llie b.irn and stul'ieil llie fire
themsi-ivi. 'I he fl ni:t- s, re. id qu ck.y
atol lhe hui.diu-,' icit s-siu C'unph'tely
envt-l yil. Toe luothi-r of the hoys
d.u-r.vi n il the hp-, and a moment Inter
heard the sc:a!n ot lhe c,i:l Irell.
S' vural men mui urnvi-d hut tin y v-re
too la'e t i le cu ; lhe U.yi. The father
rui-li' d Ir.iutirallv into the hunting
building, ittid would cirtaiuly liave
stih eu If other lliell ilad Uot pulled
h in hack, 'i ll.-b sties were not ri cov
ered lltllll tile htllidlllg ilad coil;ip-ed
A lio!e uinl a lot ol liar weru uiti
hurlied.
The in v st'-ntuMup (jein r.il Erishie
bu ll f..r the Vain jj trade, had her
owner's tri.il, nnd i n llie iuu to Vallej'
an t hu lo.ein pi', knots Whi n the
engiiics ui ! iu pifect working ord
however, i: Is Slid silo Will exceed 17
knots. she is licoued to carry -l."0
pas. ngt r, hut may, by tin procuring
of a sjh cial lict nn', carry twico that
iiumts-r of p-oplt. 'lhe hull of tlie
new steamship was built at New What"
com in the y.U'tls of the IV-lliughaiu lity
Iiu; roveiui til c -in p in r.
A Issithl. cii iutiit-1 William Davis of
Walla Walla, Wa-il., twice shot Ins
former sv.e-t.n art, 17 year-old Elliu
H. iworth, and then turned llie revolver
ujioii Chiiil-s ,M' Council, lea successful
rival He pl.ic. d lhev.i.niii near Mc
Cumnll's h i. ast and pii.l.d tlie trigger,
hilt lilt C.i:i i.lge f.llli'd loixplole. He
was c.lui'd hy todciiu. ii nod was at
ouc' lati"ti lo the city j til, where a
guard was p'-m t d to pr. vent llie mob
which hud congi. ir.iieil liom lorcing
tho dools nnd l celling lil.u. .Mu.-,
ll iw :lh w.c m. I inn v mi.. ugli Hie htt
bre. ist lilid il m ol d time l:i the b.e-k.
Th re is nt h ho,.! for In i recovery.
l'.ir.ng tie ab-i ine of Mrs. Ihiniald
of oil S .ru lo. mil at:oie, L -i An.
e, t-, A ill. f l-ro'l e into tlie belli. hy
loicinglh' :ioiil w o dow w itli a e.ii-ei.
He ci i. le I ii . I.llllioi r ot nllli'les, which
he put mi ii tii"' pi ep. ii ah.ry lo wrap
plug Hi" -i II inio a handle; luit, cvo
d-iiily ih ' i -' 'o compu te his work,
he open. I i . e ii ol .ui , tin r rsuu and
clltei.Hl. A pillot .'. .;s III u cilge 111 Uml
loom, and s on as the bud Mil (lit
sii.iugtr I sen. mud 'in: "Kid boy!
Did b ! I' el b I " which so up., t
the till, f lo ll ll lost llo time 111 getting
I. .U1 ol th. h ui-e, forgi'ltlllg to go h.u'K
ato r Ins loiicl.e.
A co l. ,-:i u id
W:is plowed tip 11
curious Sliver C .His
ear '. ..Mil.., Cal., oil
i C. Veatch. There
coins, ami they in
Kiiglisii, French, ier
lgi.ui, Swedish, Ital-
land
belonging
were IN' ot In
cluded Ann ri .in
man. Sp.ni.sn, I
hin, Meu in
Unite l .- ah's
II l.viau, Pi-rut i.in and
.1 Coioiuhia. Tlie latest
il.ite oil any
llotls.' h id st
of the coins wus 1S.V2. M.,
.! near the s;,,,t (or uuuv
y -us
A 1. uid. ii ilispati Ii says that Earl
Huss, 11 wjs niusteil cm a chatge of
having cull .ictcd a I igamous marriage
In i he Viiii 'd Slates, tin April 11, llAsi,
K u 1 lius... 11 oht.une I a license to marry
M llie '". .', otii.iisn Mrs. S .iiier.
ville, in Ni v.ul.i. and a judge H-rforiurd
the ceremony ou April 1.V The curl
was reuinn le.l in l.'..si hail. Iu the
event ot ib Conviction the case will ls.
taken in lhe h. ii-c of lords, as Kul
Kusscil is t nut it d lo ii ti nil ly his peers.
l he L a Aug. les county exhibit at
the I'm-A ui' th an exposition at llutt.ilo
altia.'is many visitots. this exliihit
c. uisist s of eit i us and other fruits sup
plied by lis' South, iu California l'ru.t
1.x. h lligo, while llie olive oils, canned
g.ssls, iic, me siippl.td by the Kurd of
M. unit. i life. '1 tie exhibits are in
stalled Ul. k of 11 taCnle lu.l'le expressly
to rcon senl the old C.i.itorui.i a.hnv
mis
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ll.e -till tUl o Apr il, psM, so uianv
sb.llt s of e.s.'h pircel ol sllt'll ."stiH k as
mat le net t ssarv aid lie so'd at public
c.t I .in at 'li
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llicFol the coiupaiiv, l .lil
an r rancists i'i ( vn
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ibe le ur o' 2 n't-'.s IV
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ai d 1 a p ce- ol I li sale
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risen, ( a'llouiia.
III
PUZZLE
BABY HAS LOST ITS
T ll J K I .S 1 1 C K N SOUS HIP
Newspapers Have Hard Work to
Escape Its Rigors.
Kiillblraa MlHlalvr Illdtt lhe Loot
of thm (HiifrimrNt A moms
TbKMrliri-kuse Ur
airlrilona. Tin Constant inoj, It corrfpori(Int uf
t!ir U tIhvt l u't hlatt. writiii)f on the
r.Mili ji jjrart -! in ta f.iit:.n'i. !
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tifUMiry attKUt- thf mitjivcs. Alltii.. -
pa-v-L' iia'I to U Ktm-kt-n out' ttf
iot the puijiif make its own aj1.'
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,K . 'l .li "p. 'r. .ine .Min na l'ouli t'u e
lias cur. d ilio.sants an! r. a il c 1 e
.11. eat" ai. I sine lr. VY F
Ki.iuer
Mal.ria Csums HiIkhisimss
lirnvF's Tasieliss I hili T.inio rrinjves
if cause.
PICTURE
KOTTLE. FIND IT.
' lianger, disease
1 irVrr i.f i In lo -. L I-Vir'f
j i.inlc Krly Hin-rii ti rftftiU't then
n'ui ton i I a l l ye.r lo your ;if? a- it
Urip Ir . F Kreo-er.
Saves Two From Death.
' Our little daughter had an alrno-t
fa il a'iHc' of haopir tf conlfh in
brnr-Vi,.," Mr-. W. K. lUvi
1-iTn, of Ar-iiftnlc. N Y , but, frhnn a!!
"ht-rtMn lif 'are 1. siverl her I if
tf I r K irn'a .Wt Dieovery. 0 ,r
t i"i e ( ii hai Co- utT:ption in hi
roivmrcl -ti'-, al-o ;;et thin wf.n.h-r
nl im''i. 'ifi aixl to i!sy ht it rnrfertU
w-il.M ) pa- throat and tuny
'hf.H.1-.- 3 .-hi t j tr. King New Mu
vitvffy a- tt no other ino-licine on earth
lnfal'ihle fur Conicha ft ml Col.! ,ryc
arid (I hotlle fciMrar-.tei d hy fir.
K-enier. Trial bottlei? fee.
) -
fflGPRUNE
Cerees
A perfect cereal coffee
of delicate flavor and
fragrant aroma.
The blending of California figs
and prunes with well ripened
grain makes a fruit and grain
coffee far superior to anv other
i cereal beverage.
J By our process all the delight
! ful flavor of the fruit and healthful
i strength of the grain is retained.
Tastes like coffee-looks like
i coffee. Healthful nutritious.
Boil from 5 to lO minutes only
ALL GROCERS SELL
! FIGPRUNE, CEREAL.
r i nere
... i,-
dalntv. no ll?ht aa -
charming as the
mellow glow that
comes from
nnonnuA
wuiiuuih rt
W Wax Candles M
i Pr.n.s..l,.F.'..,-.. ill
lo LiriDua:i
!jtet 'r'",.:" . dt
raJL. W tiwiii'.r li'! 8k., J
0 wlisii. AUJ uj j
as.
STaN0R0 '.'Mi
OIL CO.
f swsta. -sWsy--sa.sm,-sft.'S.-sa-s-sl
vii T DH. JORDAN'S otsT
riJSE'JL! OF fsATOLlY f
r mi iiucrit .in mime. t.L
TtM) 1rMf t.ltuaM .tj M-aT- IB fts
A 1 . r m wiexr Nd
FT i st.arn-lf raar4 th 3jvt
'- Mew-, kar - rrv
ifC'Vl CB. J08CH- DlSfASttOF MEN
1 I tm tl. -suite .. ,( slentirr
2 i taol artatr ti R a I B-sr .
r 2 ' ' ' rilaa. rkM.F, . o
i tafV tt !-t rrvtj T-sssft
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K. tr.t
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( f.n. i.is' .a a CO . test Hirtt.
S.Stol.sC.-Sk.s.-s..s..(
Seven Years In Bod.
"W i'l wi n ler Fvr feist. li.. i ts
:'.f 'rieii ls of Mrs. I.. I t a-t of l.sa-
r. k'. Tl...,- Lnuu .1... l.-l 1...
lllial.lF !0 IfS.F llFr tlt'tl III SFV.'i t t-Srs
1 on at . oiint of kitlriFV and liver Iron!. V.
ii.-i vol s p-o-l ration and f ner.tl tlel'ili' i ;
I nl, Tntt F Ih'I1s n( Klei'trie lll!rr'
et at,!., i ii, f in nrtri.," ho sure, ' sn.l
i" -li e inon'l s 1 jell like a m a ..r
n " V ..imni sutT. r . n o; fr. ra llend .. lie
I'scs ... I.". Nervnii-ni ss, Sleep't'ssMt-s.,
M,-l ti , l,ol , I- siii'h if ami l'zi Se'!
a .1 ti ti , i it a I'tit-eess lileini( Tr i.
"s st ;s',u" .on is f u.irs n t fed bv Ilr Krenor.
Ul.iy .V.
' A ui-mtt. s.t, Iy,t ht.-h t ic
lr tirt rtkiA-i w. ul i l.'t ifiiimn mi inv
-t h f. f Itrtlt mi luitir, tiw.l't
m. i in now t4t my brv.. U-t oiln r
iti' a r-fli-ati n. mv tV.i.,
tLnrtnLlv tii.2ftfi, .VjUunt; 1 tj;u
K.-!t 1 I t -pt ji-tji i'urt for to'iit. fi
'." . I.u. Ari.nton, Tel.
K"!vl l poiit Ctiro iltt uu
e.ii.- l't. W, t Krt-nicr.
Ti f .-tlit in. ti'rt,. ti-r v 1. i: n an un
11 'I tnHvv'u.'v c mpti with h
lw t!:t.v rival. iVWitfn Uu!
Ki- n- ihp ,tttm n pU for i nrftipniiv.r.
i I ri'.ti.ni the i-antMr of tonr tnub'a
I'r W p. Krmcr.
Thr Btsl Prtsv'riptwa lor Malaria
f! i!'s a
Tastel. s 1
d Fever is a N)'tle id timve's
lull Tenic. 'I is simply Iron '
an.! tj.-.ultie in a taaie'rss form
cttre, no pav. Price !kV.
-o
:
'pacific coast news.
ITEMS OF INTEREST PIC'E3 FclC"
THE WEEK'i DISPATCHES.
Two Hovs f 1 rsrs t to L'eath Indian
Tribe 1 fcrsalt us the Whiles - Iltir -tar
Scared bjr a l arnit-lhe ! lols ls-SsM-iat
oD hunt ! or lamar.
The battlesiiip Oe?oa. a't.r an aN
aenrsf of three rears and three mniiiiii.
arrived at Hau Fmiicisco, and r.o-.Tid
, a musing vtlci-uie.
tso.tt Learr, lie cbauipi'.u nin-ii'-tir
t awiinnier of the roast, hmke u w. r.'i's
record at the ."-;iu rriiicisco u ii'i. i;
club switnniiiisT tonriKiiiKiit by s-.vim-mi.'ii;
Si yiinls iu thu fast time of -li 1 5
Sett ,11,1s.
T he -Hu mors nf N .rlti Amerii a c oii
ln letl tln-ir tw. ntr-ncoiid ai.in'-il iiic t
ins ut K iiis.is Ciiy. tnrl next ye. ,r w ill
ini nt tni Jr inn' ico dnrint; the iirst
wiek iii Jsue.
IV-upiliittt W.z iilfrp-r, who mot
Thou its 7.i!s.i:i at t'asativ.llv, v.-as re-lease-1
IK.iu ri:"nly afrer iirei.tuiiiai y
rz..itr.at.iii, us J.isu e M isieii d-.eiil'. l
ihar Wa.n w.is th" a.'ii'so.i'.
Alilinn Weviiioll! il, :i pi 'Ilei r col.tr.!"!
tor nt Liveiiunre. Cl., coin mi tttd s-.ii-cule
t Lis i. sidiiice i:i Unit city by
ilinntius h.nisdf in ill. ii1 a.1 with a
pistol. D-si-riioU by his v.-:fe and
iidtipted dauslit. r is K-v. n as the cause.
He was aisuit "'I yturs ol n;;e and a
native of M. i ne.
At Keiiland-, Cal.. a youn j piceoii in
in its fliirht caused two live wires tn b;
come crussetl, which hd the i Sect of
cutiiun off tho city's water supply for
SeVei-al hours and iiicniiveiiit-nriiisT many
ranchers win we.e iir.nitin in the
valley, besides euiai iii!; a uiouetary In s
to the Etlisoii E i-ctric roiupany. The
bird was instantly killed and half a
dozen wires were buiued out, which
cnt off tlie current.
A seiisatioiiul mlimiK' suit was filed in
the L'uit.d States circuit court at Mos
ww, Ma. It is a batik' of the (rants.
On one ade lira pitted Patrick Clark,
the noted mining man of Sisikane, and
a group of Hswjciate.s; on the oth.r,
Ciiarles riweeuy, the well-known Spo
kane neiati.r; y. K. Ciili-'-ris ,u, 1111-
UlluT Well-l.llow 11 fs ok llie mill ui' man,
and two bif corii'iratious inuiiii iu
Maho and ois ratiuK financially iii New
York city. Clark nnd his associates
charge Sweeny -aud Culbertsou with
swindling lliem out of two iiiiiiuiif
c aims in the Cojur d'Alciies, valued at
1,iXW,Ci00.
Captain Charles F. Seymour of tho
Sitka schooner Iliauiua was adrift for
21 days, iu which time tlie schooner
drifted 500 miles to the westward, aud
was finally wrecked ou tlie island of
Katfa'aska, one of the Aleutian Kroup,
where he lived for six weeks with slie.l
fish as his only food. Hu was finally
rescued by lome natives, wiio took him
to Atka island, where he was cured for
by Mr. Dirks, who has a station there,
and also by Captain Peterson of the
schooner Challenge, which belnnos uso
to Dirks. Captain Seymour, Willi his
don, was the only one ou board the
Vessel.
A blaze at Point Richmoud, mar San
Frauciscn, that was visible ull arnund
the lay, destroyed seveu places of biw.
uess aud caused the death of a child
and the serious injury of a man. The
loss, which is Ntweeu ilj.ijou and
JO,uOO, is ab-iut hall covered by insur
ance. A purty of uiimrs who were chain;
ing shifts at the liaby McK-e mine,
near Sunipter, Or., found J. 13. County
and Herbert Thomas Iu a srate of nu
oonsciousiiess. Tliey died almut two
hours after U ili(f taken out. It is sup.
posed that the uieu were asphyxiated
by the foul air caused by the tej e,;tctl
explnsl'.'US of powder Used ill b..lstilitf.
Wayor Phelau of San Franc. mm has
notified Treasurer UrooUs not to piy
any demiinds lor salaries of recorder's
copyists who have not l-ecn cititii-,1
by the civil service commission. P, nd
iui; a decision by the supr. ine court a.l
doubts should be r-so.ve.l by adunins.
iraiive oflie.rs iu lav .r i.f the civil
s-'ivice provisions of tne ch iller.
Maiviu F'Td, the yimiii; man whose
losses at the raoe-tr.iek foiced li.m to
crime, was sentenced by Jud-e L.ii ,r,
at San Frun-'isco, to ten years m S.m
Qvn utiii. L e L-'oUsl, a Clinit s.. hi. r
cualit, had Ut u to the Nevada bank,
aud was carrying a sack nf 0,1111. At an
t.pportuue un uit ut Ford strut k the Cm
nese over the heati, and, seizing th,.
com, madeoff with it tlowu S.it-r.inn iko
street, but was ultimately c.ipiured 111 a
restaurant.
A Tacuina dispatch ,iys tint the
Hidnh Indian tribe, ivenpvin a r, s r
vatiou near Kelchiuau, nas il..-',n , ,1
war okhisi the whin s of that s, cii .ii
iu cousniueiico ot tne sh, siting of K I
Loonot Hie llitl.itis i.y I), puty L uit, ,1
States M.iishal Join s. Jones w,nt to
the rtservati u t . s. rv- u vrarrant
charKinK CV-nn W illi cnitiii,' timber on
laud outsi-le nf the n serration. Tii(.
ludiau chief met huu with a fun :xlhi
lold him tn slay away. Lx-pu v J,,n(
returued to Ketcnikiui and aure l the
KTVices ot Jailor il.iums. Arm. ,1
with rifles, liny t.,. k up a p.s;n,,n
behind a It-dire of r ks. 1 Iu,i,,iu
chief sisjii eanie aiolig ami r.-fus- .l t..
surrender, wh-reuis, 11 J.,n, s uu,i u ,.
! hams ojieiii-l lire, two of ine shots hit
j tiux the cinef. Chief C.h.ii tired i n. ,
i and theu dr..pid to the irrotrnl. II,
was soou pieKti up ami t.iii, n hoin, I v
Indians, Him
heard tho s.i,
sh.sit ad pr
IUsile.1 out wili'll ;h, -,
'!inH-. Ti.i y thrci:, u t,
iHvt.irs loiiud iu t:.c
voesls.
The sin We ol the j' ur:eym"i
ir i f San Elaiielsco was .,.;f,
conipiomis.-. Tin- d. lu.in.U ,.( t
I'll! 1 il- !
I I y .1 i
j"iir- :
icynieii as in n.mrs an, 1 union 1 .1
re granted by tiie tinpiov, r., an 1 tl.
ci 1 -ii 111.uk. t c.n,:s w.rv w.i.v.'d 1 v
"NERVE WASTE'
One ol tlie most helpful 1.-, l
,m 1
I Faki.ess ,eer issued ,s il.i! et
I Xerve Vale." bv I r. ny r ,.;
; I- ran. isvii, n : in ra ti", 11,,,
1 Tins ork nl an eirsriiFiiee.l and 1
' ul, e pl.ytiiian is in airteaVe ,-.
10 the vast sum of fa'-F t-.n'ian a
pr; V Ills oil lh: iliteres: IIIK sal Jecl
islAi'inJs 111 rarefu'.lv 1 11 1 I .,
' ; ra.-lnal advice, and has ;I.f m .
' llier.H ol a isdom a .1 suit rr ti
lt IS indorsel n Kuh , I,,, i,-:,,.,,
and se.11 ar pres). Tlie Ihits.-i a.
I "m savs: "A (s rns.il of 1 1 I
an,i me app.iration ,,, i s pnn, -p;
put health, hope and heart into
amis of lives that a' 11 1
tlirt r.h nerv .'is imoslrtiisn."
I TbehsA is tl i, ,v ,,:!,
ti'. V.
I One ol lhe most interfile,; cl sp'e-t
, chsi'irr n, on X-rviuea aril Nnvr
: Tonics lias beon prinle.1 ena-j'ei as a
san ple clispter, and i l I., jfih t.. a t
address lor s.amo hv IS iiM .1,.,.
iinii.iic ri. i'i.. Fox :v.
Francisco.
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Rotls and Ulcrrs never become chronii
nnieistlie blo-j-i is in poor condition i:
laxi-h, weak 81 unshle to thr.7W of
tlie poiions that accunmlaie in it. Tbi
svstcm must be relieved of the unhealtlij
rnafer throtth the sore, and Teat danijei
to life woultl follow should it heal befon
the blood has been made pure and healthy
end ail impurities e.iminateu 1 rom 111c y
tetn. S.S. S. begins tlie cure by first clean
in? and invigoratm? the blood, building
np the Renersl health aad removing froc
the system A CONSTANT CliAZA
VPCiniSGYSTDJl.
When this has been accomplislit ! the dis
charge (.-radually ceases, and the sore 01
: ulcerheals. It is' the tendency of these ole
indolent sores to grow worse and worse
1 and eventually todestroy the bones. Local
i applications, while soothing and to somt
1 extentalleviatepain, cannot reach the seat
, of the trouble, b. S. S. does, and no niattel
how apparently hopeless your condition
' even though vour constitution has broker
! down, it wilf bring relief when nothinj
I ely? can. It supplies the rich, pure blisx
1 neccsarv to heil the fore and nourUl
! the debilitated, di-eased body.
Mr. J D Tsihert. Lock lloi 345 .VinnJ. Miss.
snvs : Sl years so my le(C irom ine inn
the f'ytt was one solid sore. 6es'nil phssiciant
lrer,trrl me a:id I made two trips to Hot Springs
bill funil r.o relief. I waa induced totry b. S S
sul it tea !e a complete cure. J have been a per
lectly well man ever since "
is ine oniy purely vcr-
ctable blood puripei
known contains no
poisonous minerals to
ruin the dieestion nnd
add to, rather than relieve your suffer
ings. If your flesh does not heal readily
w hen scratched, bruised or cut, your blood
is in bad condition, and any ordinary sore
is apt to become chronic.
Send for our free book and write out
physicians about your case. We make nc
chiirre for this service.
ME SWIFT SPECIFIC CO- ATLANTA, CA.
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