I The Mother of Mora .
I By Kate X. Clestrj.
(Omcu, mi, a Auuwa hmwi
117 ELIt, I wouldn't look o tragi
Yf about It If I were youl"
"Oh, ywa, you would!" signed M
dors. She toned her preposterously long
yellow braid back over ber ahoui
der, leaned forward in her low. bed
room rocker, and with a round rhlti
popping on a pink palm gated info
the aparkling fire with dark, aolemn
eye. . . . i
"You ahonldn't have become en
gaged to him in the flrat place," aa
aerted Nell. .
"That'a eaiy to aayl" Medora
Verne exclaimed in aome exaspera
tion. "How's a body going to help
becoming engaged to a fellow who
haunt you like your shadow, and
is the only presentable man within a
month of miles, and who makes the
other girls furious by giving you
alone his persistent and flattering
attentions?"
Nell Harmon's plain, pleasant face
looked back at her gravely.
"But you weren't la lor with him.
dearl"
Medora gated meditatively at th
slim feet on the fender. Fairy feet
they were in their pretty boudoir
slippers of blue silk and swansdown.
"I I didn't know anything about
being In lore then," she confessed.
meekly.
"And you do nowT"
Medora nodded, her white brow
ruffling into a perturbed little
pucker.
"Who is be? Do I know him?"
A series of rapid little nods front
th girl In the blue klmona.
"It Isn't Reuben Deverr
"I should say not!" indignantly.
"He's nftyl"
"It it ean't be Gregory flowers T
"Nell that child!" A disdainful
toss of the yellow braids. "He isn't
grown up yet.
"I can't think of anyone els un
less It might ba Dare Rogers."
Mis Verne raised heavenward (A
pair of appealing ayes.
"May the Lord give yon sense!
she petitioned. "Dave Rogers! That
Imbecile!"
Then there waa bo aound In Nell
Harmon's pretty room save the whls
perlng of th Are and the purr of
the family eat. A sudden suspicion
caused Miss Harmon to sit upright
to lash, at her guest a suddenly II
lumined glance.
"Medora It's never Maurice T"
Th fac la th flooding flraahlo
kindled rosily. Th lids drooped over
th blue-black eye. Th reply cam
in a whisper.
"Tee It's Maurice!" ah uttered
th nam tenderly.
"Well!" gasped Nell n.rmon. Iter
great astonishment held her silent.
"My my brotherl I never dreamed
Doea he know?"
"Oh, you stupid thing! How
should I know If he didn't! He had
to tell me hadn't he? That's how I
came to find out I was In love!"
"Oh!" breathed Nell, and found Be
further word to say. Hut the flood
gate of Mis Verne's confidence
were eet wide.
' "And her Maurice adores ma ha
for flv years, he says, but I'm aura
It ean't be that long, for I waa only
In ahort dresses then. And." miser
ably, "I'U die without Maurice I
know I shall! And here I'm engaged
to Thomas Elder a fussy, flnioal.
tiresome, old-young creature! He
won't let me off. I've tried to make
him hat me alar I found out that
Maurice was the only man In th
world for me. Hut he won't! He
thinks I'm perfection and will al
ways be perfection, and that mamma
will be perfection when he meeta
her! Bhe'a to get bark from Europe
on Saturday. I've told him the must
lire with us. I" tearfully, "know
most men detest a mother-in-law
and mamma wouldn't leave her own
house for any man alive nor
ven for met He saya." In a despair
ing ton, "he-he hopes to! I've told
him ah ha no money. Think of
that! You know what mamma's In
come la! He declare that doesn't
make a particle of difference. I aald
she she ws waa bad-lemperelt
Oh, Nell) Think of any sweet mother
being bad-temperedt He vows that'a
Impossible If she's my mothrrl
Nell whatever am I to do?"
"Well of all the sublimated Sap
phires I've ever met you've turned
Into th worst, Medora! If that's
the effect of love on you, I pity
Maurice! There there! You little
aillyl Aa If I wouldn't give oh.
what wouldn't I give to hsvs you for
sittert Hark! Come In, Keturah!''
Keturah came ln tall, stout, red
faced woman, with the aspect of a
grenadier and th atrlds of aa
Auaion.
"Are you ready, Mia Nell? Shall
I brush your hair now?"
"Not tor ten uilmtUs, iaaok you,"
Well answered, politely.
When 1he door had closed behind
Xetnrah that visitor drew the folds
f her Japanrae negligee around her
with fastidious little shudder.
"I ean't congratulate you on your
teste In choosing a maid. Nell! That
old creatar to hideous. And your
mother tays the baa a voU-snic tem
per," "8ae Is very faithful very A
vflted to nae. Yo are. I rescued her
from unhappy conditions several
years ago, and trained her in my
aervic. She la not charming to
look at. I confess and her temper
only conqurrt her when the other
aarvanta are disagreeable. Hut i.t
talk of your Urr affair, dear." I
Don't Rub It In.
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"It's your turn. Tell me haven't
you ever been in love?"
"I fancied ao once!" She spoke
In a low tone, a burning flush auf
fuaing her cheeks. "I I was jilted
for a younger a prettier woman.
"Nell-my dearest!"
Mia Harmon roae, went to her
desk, took from it a letter which
she brought to ber friend. "You
read this," she said.
A sharp rioainatlon of surprise
broke from Medora at sight of the
chlrogrsphy. Hhe read fi letter
through. It was a brief note end
a brutal oae. The writer had beet
mistaken. He had fancied bis affec
tion for Miss Harmon waa one thnt
would prove deep and permanent.
Within the last few weeks he hnd
met at The Cascades a girl fairer
If poasible younger. If he might be
permitted to apeak so frankly and
wealthier not that wealth counU I.
He herewith returned Mla Harmon's
letters, and hoped they might
be friends In the future. "The Cas
cades! That date!" cried Medora.
"It la from Thomas Elder and he
he meant me! Oh, Nell why didn't
you tell me before?"
"It might seem at though I were
revengeful!"
"I'm revengeful now! Well, we
must think out a way to make him
break his engagement with me! I
know I can't ue this letter as a rea
son. I would never drag you Into
a position of such humiliation. 1
I have it! Listen!"
It was after midnight when Mist
Harmon's hair had been properly
brushed aud Mrdora's, too, by the
way. Keturah shook her head at the
cracklin; notes extended. "You may
take the money, ; her mistress ssid.
"You are doing me a fuvor as well
at Mitt Verne."
The next day Thomaa Elder, tit tli.g
down to his desk, trim, well-clad,
ahrewd-fsrrd, alert, pounced on on
particular envelope out of the pile
awaltlnghlslnspectlon. A large square
envelope of palest attire, with a all
ver teal, and the vagrant odor of
mignonette dinging to It.
"Prom Medora!" murmur! Mr.
Elder, placidly. "From my Medora!"
He was charmed at the contents.
To call at live to meet her mother,
who had that day arrived from New
York! And was anxious to meet
him! Ah certainly! It was Medora
herself Medora exquisite in a street
gown of crimson cloth and black
marten who met him in the little
reception-room.
ho I can't go with you! You
must meet mamma alone!" He found
her bashfulness entrancing. 'Hhe it
In the library. Hhe la expecting you.
00 right In!"
The suitor boldly did aa bidden. In
the waning light of the winter day
the room was shadowy. A gaunt,
red-viasged creature in a gown of
parrot-green confronted him. A
mighty hand crushed hla. A pair of
sharp grsy eyes pierced his soul,
"Olsd to meet you, Thomss Eldr-I
Hope you'll make a good son-in-law!
1 suppose Medora has told you I'm
coming to live with you? That's
right. You aren't afraid of panther
eats, are you? I've gut a tame one
that will eat out of your haud. He
sure you get a good southern room
In the home for my birds. Three
I've three of them. They never stop
tinging If they get light enough. I've
been gadding around the world ao
much I've gathered aome live curi
ositiesbargains, I call them. It was
such a comfort to me to know Me
dora was going to get marrird, ao
I'd have a place to keep my pets.
Not," critically, "that I think she
did the best she could have done
with her looks! I'll give you a good
diet of vegetables best kind of diet
for you. I'm a vegetarian, you know.
No meat in my house! Medora ssys
she told you I lost my money Inthst
wheat failure. Didn't tell you all
the fortune aha had waa swallowed
up in that Hank of (Ulead crash?
No didn't tell you that? I m sur
prised! Well, it don't make any dif
ference to you, son-in-law! Day not
named yet? Oh, we'll have to hurry
things!"
Escspe Thomaa Elders finally ef
fected. How he never knew. 8o ex
cited was he that some sound in an
adjoining room seemed to resolve It
self luto an Irrepressible ripple of
taughler. That night Keturah. In a
parrot-green gown, laughed aa hear
tily aa her mfatreaa. when between
gaspa of merriment, Medora read
aloud a letter from her admirer, in
which he deplored the fact thnt a
suddenly-developed case of rardiaa
collapse hsd convinced him th.at he
could not ask any woman to ahare
the life of a hopeless Invalid.
"What's the joke, girls?" cried
Maurice Harmon, ahrugging off his
overcoat as as came Into the parlor;
a fine, manly young fellow, with
stesdy eyes and a strong, beautiful
mouth. "Jovet Isn't Keturah in
style!"
Keturah, tlll shaking with mirth,
took his eoat and went out. Nell
stood up and kitted him.
"J ft til rlgkt. old boy." ehe said.
"Msdora will tell you about It." She
laughed again at the thought of El
dred'l dismay when he should meet
the real mother of Medora-a sweet,
gracious, cultured gentlewoman.
"All's fair, you know. In love and
war!"
"This wss both'." cried Medora.
Nsll waa still laughing when she
went out, and softly closed the door.
Aa lau!,h faee.
An artist n lairs that one day he was
stsnding in Iront of a huge poster
which repress n;d a well-known actor
In the character of Henry V. Two inrn
atrollrd b and tpd to look at it.
Finally one of the men turnrd to hit
companion wiin a look of disgust aud
askrd impatiently :
"Henry V.-kat?" Youth's Com
panlon. Uratn.O! UrativOl
Ketnber that name alien you a ant a
delirious, appetising, nourishing loed
drink to late the place ol coffee. Sold
by all irorert and liked bv all ho have
need it. wain 0 is made of pure grain,
it aids digestion and strengthens the
nerve. It is not a stimulant but a
health builder and the children as well
at the adults ran drink it aithgrest
henetit. Coat about 4 as much as
coffee, l.V. and S.V. per package. Ask
your grocer (or tirain-O.
Vse Allen a Fool Fas.
A JMs der to be shaken into th shoe
Your leet (eel swollen, nervous and hot,
and get tired easily. II you have smart
ing irel or tight shore, try Allen's Fool
Ear. It cools Hi leet and mtkes
walking easv. Co' taolleo, sweaty
feet, ingrowing nails, blister an J callous
spots. Relieves corns sod bunions ol
all pain and give rest and comfort.
Try it to-day. Sold by all druggist and
bo store lor tic Trial package Ere.
AdJreee, A IImi 8. OlinslcaJ, U Roy,
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NEWS OF THE WORLD. I"
HAPPEMNGS OF THE PAST FEW
DAYS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
rtrate J auks Hunk hv China. Man-aS.
vYai Hansarkabl Halelde Triplets tm
be Keared ! aa lueabetar rim.sl
I'kllailslulila lluat Crew IlVatt.
General Daniel ButteruVld died at
Ills home, Craigside, at Cold Spring,
N. Y. He waa born at Utica, N. Y.,
October 31, 1831.
The steamer Euiprett of India, which
arrived at Vancouver, brought the news
that 10 pirate junks, return ng from a
buccaneering expedition ou the const
just north of Shanghai, were rammed
ist blowu np by the Chinese man-of-war
Chintnl. Knots from the warship
ripped the junks from end to eud, and
assisted in the annihilation of the crew.
The fow prisoners taken were liued np
on board the warship next morning and
decapitated.
At a meeting in Loudon of the East
cru Telegraph oompauy it was nu
uoaucod that, iu conjunction with th
postofiloo authorities, th directors of
the company were formulating a auhein
to enable the public, by meaus of a code,
to cable to the far ca.it fur about on
penny a word.
The wire of Morris Colin of 23 Pike
street. New York, preaouted her hus.
baud with triplet recently. By the ad
vice of th family physician the children
have boen sent to the Pan-American
exposition at Buffalo, whore they will
be reared iu a special iuenbator, and
visitor to the expoeitiou will be per
mitted to see the babies grow.
The world's champiou Vi spor eight,
oared shollcrew of Philadelphia, which
has carried the colors of its club to many
a victory, went down to defoat before
the strong Argonaut crew of Toronto,
Canada, In the lust day of th annual
regatta of the Kalioual Associatlou of
Amateur Oarsmuu.
Iiy the will of th kite Pierre Loril
lard, the millionaire tobacconist, the fa
mous Hniicocas stock farm was left to
Mrs. Lillian llaruus Allieu. A ooutest
of the woman's claims is intimated, and
Lorillaid a widow, iu an interview, said:
"My children and I are the victimtof an
unrighteous will. We are called upou
to too our place tukeu by the mistress
of my husband."
While uegro iiiimitrels were singing a
chorus Iu the "Old Mill" tocuio tunnel
at Coney Island the crowd of pleasure
seekers heard a pistol-shot and the next
iiiatuut the body of a man with a wound
lu his head paiowd them in one of the
boats of the tiiill-struam. The ghastly
spectacle, coming suddouly into the
glare of the eltctrio lights from th
darkness of the careru, caused many
passers-by on th sidewalk to acroain
wirh fright uud mill away iu every
direction. One of th features of the
sceulo tunnel Is a representation of
hades, and wheu opposite nn enormous
figure of Sutan, the suicide tired the
shot. He had ridden four tucccsidve
times through the tunnel with other
posiieugers iu the boat; ou the fifth trip
he was the only Kt'uiuiit. The man is
said to be William Weidcrhold of Mur
ray Hill. N. J.
Karl Huim. II, arraigned at the bnr of
the house of lords charged with bigamy,
was sentenced to three mouths' im
priMiiiineiit in llolloway prison as a
ur.t-olam inisd-iineauaiit. Among the
witiiesaes who entered tne hull wot
Jurtgo Curler of Nevada, who took
tout beside the rleigruiaii who married
Earl Uusaell to Mabel Scott, hit urt
wife.
Eleven thousand EitglUh Free Maaoiit
attended the uotatlatiou In Albert hall,
Loudon, of t io Duke of Oniunught as
graud luakterof thu nulled grand lodge,
lu succession to Edward VIL Tha lmke
of Couiiiuglit was installed by Earl
Amherst, pro grand masier, nssistixl by
the Earl of Warwick, deputy graud
muster. Lord M liner, the bishop of
Calcutta, and the lord mayor of Loudon
were present to receive advancement iu
the craft, and honors were conferred ou
Lord Kitchener.
With the week beginning August 19
there will bit more flreiueii assembled at
the Pan-Amerteau etiositiou at liutlalo
than were ever galhered in one spot
before in the history of this country.
There will bo i x -ni) ti, volunteers and
paid flreuieu Irom all prrts of Canada
and the I'ultcd Slates. A ttremcu'e
tournament will lie held in the stadium
of the expositlou ou the SJJ aud &M of
August, ami' an extraordinary pro
gramme of eveuta iu which tiremeu are
to participate exclusively baa beeu ar
ranged by the exposition committee of
porta iu coiijuuotiou with the Buffalo
Volunteer Kuvuieu's atsociati'iii.
Iu the district court at Ti Kan.,
Judge Hater filled Mrs. Car. 'Vyiitiou
llOU aud commuted her to V 30
days. She was found K"Nt, M ji
eth rs, of dcirr yiug the salo,VTiTiios
of Ed Murphy, a J itutist, and of demol
ishing the 1 rout of the building in which
the joint was located. There is uo ap
peal, and she must serve her aculcucv.
Now that the Plait amendment hat
beeu accepted br Cuba, ohVialaat Wash
Uiglou, tucladiug members of the cabi
net aud of congress, freely assert th
Internum of the L ulled States to occupy
all the priueipal tea defense of th
islaud. Tins, of course, weans that the
forts at Havana, Cieutuegos, Santiago
and Matausaa will dy the American
dag aud l mounted with American
gnus, eveu after the Cuban republic is
an accomplished fact, aud lis independ
ent sovereigutv is recognised by the
uatioiis of the world.
Thedistitlery aud warehouse of Aarou
Dtiukle at Herkcivr, Pa., was borued,
aud ".MO banv ot whisky were em pi led
into Maiden creek. Soou afterward
taft, carp, cattish, suutlsh and eela
fl.tatcd on the surface, some being
livvly, wliue others were stupefied.
Tubs of tlh were lap'urvd before they
got over tkvir spree.
W. t Uvtou Pu'Wiiisgrl, Ihuish eon-snl-i.-ciirr.il
for the Paciltc stales and
teitiiiviies. died at tile A'aineda Sanita
rium, ue.-ir San Krancist-o. lie was horn
lu lttHM.UllV, England, lu IMA.
Tiie hfth csuiveiitUMi of the Kpworth
Lcigue at Sail Kiaiicirnvwas brought to
a close Sun. lay evening, and la said to
have tveil the most successful in the
liMoiy of the ot gauix.it ion.
Mildred Stewart, tlieS-vear-old daugh
ter of M.uitsw Me wart, of Sau liernar
duo. Cul., was fatallv burnest while
playing uh a number of coiupautout
ats'til a brush fire in fvut of her parents'
home. I
Jo-cph ! riiion, a puKic-.p r.ted can-1
aeu, and kuowu as the 'iaiur of th i
Sau rraueis,-,) charter," died at bis rel-
demv, ., I'm, u street, S.iu lVanclsssa. i
He was born iu YoiKsliire, EuglaiM, lu ;
JA !
John C. Lrasure, an atl.win y f roin j
Pol I l.llld. Oc , was toUIld distd lu hit
iss'iu at intrant avenue, Sao FYiicios :
liaviug laai u a quantity ot corts.dic a.-id
aome h-ui-s pivvionsiV. Mmetary diffi
culties is su.d lo Uave beeu the oaus of
the suicule.
May, a- Hugh O'lUra of Santa Paula, '
Cal., w aa shot aud probably f ataliy
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wobuded by Charles Wuxsmith, an em
ployee of the Union Oil Supply com
pany. The uiuvor was silting nnder a
pepper tree at his home lust Sunday
morning, when Waxsmith fired at him
at close rnue. The shooting was the
result of an effort ou the part of Mayor
O'liara to stop a tight iu the street ou
the previous day.
L K. Ellen, formerly mayor of Sau
Francisco, died at hit home, 1U15 Web
street. He waa boru iu Sou Francisco
lu Uvober, lbaO.
The Yakiuia Indians, whose reserva
tion comprises the most fertile laud in
central Washington refuse to soil any
of their lands for less tliau twice a
much at Special Inspector McLaughlin
is authorized by the government to pay.
Lieutenant Victor Blue has beeu
assigned to Mare Island uavy yard. For
his valuable services duriug the late
Spauish-American war he received high
praise Irom the government officials.
While Charles Fiege was riding ou hit
bicycle from Tropico to Lot Augeles a
squirrel started across the road aud rau
into the frout wheel of his machine,
bciug caught between the spokes. Fiege
iuvoluutarily took a header, aud ou
picking himself up made au inventory,
with this sbowiug: A dead squirrel, well
mixed with the bicycle; six spokes ui
the frout wheel broken off at cleuu a
though cut with a kuife; sundry bruises
aud sore spots about hit persou. Fiege
painfully made the rest of the jouruey
ou foot, lugging the rotunuut of hit
wheel.
Irene Sours, the 7-year-old child of
Mr. and Mrs. Peary Sears of Phueuix,
A. T., w as hot lung iu the tea at Long
Beach, Los Angeles county, wheu a
wave carried a large log toward th
child, knocking her dowu uud crnshiug
her frail body to the neck. The next
wave caused the log to roll the other
way. She was Immediately carried to
the office ot Dr. Woods, but medical
aid could not save hur, aud the child
died of her injuries.
A decision iu favor of the childreu of
the late James U. Fair was rendered by
Judge Troutt of Sau Francisco, aud
about (j.oysJ.WO will be divided among
thu heirs. By stipuluiiou over 3,000,ouu
worth of the persouul property was re
served on uccoutil of Mis. Nellie Cro
Veu't claim that she should be giveu a
widow's share of the estate, aud it la to
be held uutil that chum hot beeu dis
posed of dually.
The coufccliotiery and cigar store of
Sargeut & linker at Coroua, Cal., was
nearly wrecked aud Lou Baker, oue of
the tirui, severely injured by the ex
plodiug of a soda fountain. Baker was
charging the receptacle, while Sargent
waa lying ou a couch eight feet away.
Suddenly au explosion occurred that
drove Sargeut uve feet from the couch
agalust the wall of tha building aud
threw Baker aud the fountain ten feel
into au alley, through a wooden door,
the tauk going ten feet further, striking
auother wall and shattering the bricks.
Baker's left leg was crushed from kuee
to ankle, the leg apparently haviug been
struck by a piece of luetaL Sargeut
was uuinjured, but Baker's condition it
serious.
The original tauik-uce plate used by
the f tat ' Bauk of New Brunswick,
N. J., which weut out of existence some
time in tlw '40' t, was supposed to hav
been destroyed, but it appear that those
plates have fallen into the bauds of
parlies who have printed from them
large quau Hues of notes, which have
beeu put iuto circulation from New
York to Sau Fraucisco. The notes read
ily pass along the Cauadiau frontier, as
the takers thiuk they are the notes of
the fauadiau province -f New Bruut
wuk, "New Jersey" being printed in
small letter. Possibly t3.lW0.000 of
these uotes are iu circulation.
The body of A. O. Neal. formerly re
ceiver of the United States land office
for the WatervilU district of Washing
ton, was found tu a row boat ou Lake
Chelan. It is believed that he com
muted suicide. Neal was engaged to
Miss Etta Moore of Waierville, and the
welding was to have takeu place iu a
few dsys.
Ex-Judge Pi llev Duboso arrived lu
cusiodv at the Alameda con my jail,
w here he will s-rve a suteuce of six
months for coutem;t of court. The
ivutciupt of lubo4e couslsicd lu hsviug
advwd li s client. Alexander McKeutie,
to ivlu e t "hoy the writ au I citation
Issa t by ill - Cilttoitii circuit court of
app als 11- was arrested at Nomeou
J n. r and taken t ' Seattle on th
so aue-r losiu isr, and tuei oe to Oak
: ami I v i u tleoire lakiug up his resi
dence in A a-Wa IHibcew oe-upied a
I ...it ion on tu Vo iiana b uca for 11
y a .cl"i s -. Ins client, i sea
t ii.s I to one ys.ir's nnprl vinmeut and
ali.-iuard jviis'oned by l'rvtident Mo
ts A Few Pointers.
The recent statistic of the number ol
deaths show ih t the large majority d e
with consumption. This disease mav
commence with an apparently harmleai
cough ah'rh can le curesl Inrtantly bv
Kemp t Balsam lor th Throat and
I ungs, which is guarauteexi to cur and
relieve all casvsj. Pric SV. and Wc.
Kor sale by all druggisia.
P. T Thomaa. Snnptevi!l. Ala, "I
as eurTeiuig from dtapepsia whea 1
rouimencrd taking KoJol Drspepsa!
Cure. I took several bottle and can I
digest anything." KoJol Dyspepsia
Cur it th only preparation containing t
all th aatnral direstivs fluids. It gives
eak ;itoBiach-l entire test, reatoriug 1
their natural cvnduiee. '
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC C&. ATLANTA, SA.
FlGPRUFIB
CereaJ
The little folKs
enjoy the distinction of
drinking coffee just like
mamma and papa.
Let the table beverage be
FIGPRUNE and they can
join with the family in par
taking of a rich, nourishing
drink made of choice
California figs, prunes and
grain.
Healthful nutritious.
Boil from 5 to IO minute only
ALL GROCERS SELL
TlGPRUNE CEREAL.
.NOTICE TO CRKMTOKS.
The undersigned having been apioint
ed executor ol the estate ol Joeih Ke
ler, deceased, by the County Court o
Josephine Conntv, all persons havint
claims against raid estate are herebv no
'ifted to present the same to meat Grant
Pass, Josephine County, Oregon, witl
th tiroper prool and vouchers, withii
six months Irom the date of this notice
Dated this 21th day of lulv, 1UH1.
II. T. KXKM.KX,
-li'Miioro! the estate of Joseph Keestei
ibceaf ed.
.OTICK OK I N T F. N TU) NTO W 1 TH
PR AW INSl'RAN'CK PKP0SIT.
In accordance with the requirement
the last of the Stat ol Oregon, rei
ve to insurance companies, notice i
rebv given that
he Lancashire Insurance Com pan
Mancheete-. England, desiring t
sse doinr busuiew mi bin the Sis'
Oregon, intends to withdraw its d
oit with the Treasurer ol said State an
II. it no claim shall be filed wuh lb
isurance Commia-ioner within si
ontht from the ?Jn,l dav of Julv. l'.J'
uhdraar its deposit Irom the Sia
esmrer.
Tut l.si isiim lsi axi-k Conrtxv
Bv Mnx A Wiusov
Mansgers lor the I'aeifie t". ast.
lsl t i Krani'isco. this 15th dav o
Juiy, l'l.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what yoa eat.
It aruficlaily d i gftsu the food aod aldf
Katur lo tueogtheomg and recoo
slructlnf th exbtustej digeativ or
gan. It it tb latetldiscovereddigeet
aot and tonlo. o other prepruoo
can approach It lo mcleocy. It Id
uully relicvesaud pertumneoUycuret
Iy?pepia, lndigection. Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, 'tusa.
Sick Headache, Uxstralgia Cramp and
ail other result of imperfect d igcat Ion.
Pries sec aisdsi. trssacoatatat(itnai
siausise. hws.ss al t atssis jTsjiepsia aai satire
Vscorsa k c. c oattirr aco, chicst-
F0 SALE BY W. r. KRCMER.
Mrs. S. II. Allport, Johnstosn, Pa
,' Our liitl girl almost strsngl.d
to death with croop. Tlie dvx'ort ral
she coiildn't live but she ass instantlv
re t. ved br Ou Vlmu. Cough Care.
IV W. K. Kreiuee.
IrXetolsD
I
NOTICE Of SHERIFF'S BALE.
J. C. Calhoun,
Plaintiff.
vt
Rocky tiu'cb Mining
Com pan v.
Defendant. ,
In the Circuit Court nf tlieHtateol
Oregou. fur the County of Josephine.
By virtue of an execution in fortt
ilosure of miners lien duly irt.ied by the
Clerk of the Circuit Court ol ihe Countv
of Josephine. State of Oregon dated the
lain dav of July. 1101 , in a ctr ain
action in the Ctrcui; Court for the said
County and S ate, aherein J. C Cal
Iioiiii at Plaintiff recovered judgement
on the 8 h day of July, l'JOI, sgainet the
Rocky Oulcb Mining Company for the
sum of )9 05, wuh interest thereon
ftom the 15ih day ol May, 1901, at thr
rate of tt per cent per annum, and 175.00
sttomey't lees, and the lurther sum ol
115 00 costs, which judgement was len
roiled and docketed in the Clerk's office
of said Court in said County on the 13th
day of July , 1U01.
Notice is hereby given that I will on
th
17th Day of August, A. D. 1901.
at Ihe Court house door inirants Pass,
in said Cutinly.at 10 o'clock, in the lore
noon of raid day, sell at public auction,
'o the highest bidder (or cash the lol
lowing described property to wit:
The placer milling properly situated
in the Yank Mining district and Jose
phine County, Oregon, to wit: Com
mencing at the -North eet corner of J.
E. Loomit Placer claim, thence Souih
00 degrees W 4-W feet to a stake (which
is a bull pina 2 feet in diameter) from
wbicb a black oak 2 feet iu diameter
bears rl 30 degree E 33 feet ; a fir tre.
3 feet in diameter bears N 40 degrees K
56 leet; thence Sou'h 30 degrees E, 11S0
leet to a atake from which a black oak
8 iuchet in diameter bears 6 60 degrees
W 16 feet; thence N 60 degrees E 440
feet to a (take from which a tir 10 inches
in diaine.er bears N 10 degree K 12
feet ; a black oak 5 inches in diameter
hears 8 70 degrees W 10 feet; thence
n M degrees W ISIMJ feet to place of
beginning.
Commencing at the Southeast comer
of J E Lonmia Placer claim thence N
00 degrees fc, 000 feet to a stake Iron
which a laurel 10 inches in diameter
bears N 40 degree VV 20 feet ; a fir 1 8
inches in diameter bears S 80 degrees
E 30 feet; thence 8 30 degrees E 800
feet to a atake from which a fir 10 inches
in diameter bears N 5 degree E 22 feet
a liurel 6 inches in diameter bear S
So degrees b 15 feet; thence 8 00 de
greet V 000 leet to a ttake, Irom w hich
a live oak 10 Indies in diameter bears
8 10 degreet W 15 feet ; a fir 30 inches
.0 diameter hear S o5 degrees W 20
:eet ; thence .N 30 degrees W 800 feet
to t tie place ot beginning
Commencing at the Nnrthwett coiner
f T W Patty' Placer claim, thence 8
ou degrees v 4-10 leet to a stake from
which a black oak 10 inches in diameter
bears N 62 degrees W 13 feet; a black
oax tu incues in diameter bean 8 5 de
greet W 12 leet; thence S 30 degrees E
l!80 (eet to a stake from which a fir 10
inches in diameter bears N 10 degrees
E 12 feet, a black oak 6 inches in
diameter bears S 70 degrees W 15 (eet
ibence north 00 degrees E 440 leet to a
state irom winch a Or 8 inches in
dismeter bean 8 0 degreet E 20 feet.
a black oak IU inches in diameter bears
N 4t degrees W 15 feet; thence Ji 30
legreee tv 1'JSO leet to place ol begin
ning. Commencing at the South line of
nailer Simmons' claim thence running
Southwest 130 Rods by 25 Rods in
width, knows at the Rocky Uulch Bar
claim.
beginning at a stake which is the
southeast corner of nailer Simmons
Placer claim thence 8 28',' degrees E
16 chains to a stake Irom which an
alder 6 inches in diatmter bears N 65
degrees w 285 links distant ; thence S
48l degrees W, 13 and , chains lo a
stake from which a black oak 10 inches
in diameter heart 8 04 degrees W 20
links distant; a laurel 8 inches in
diameter bears B So degrees E. 50 links
distant; thence forili 2H1 degrees W
15 chains to a stake which is corner of
wtlier Simmons' claim, thence Ji 48
degrees E 13 and ,'j chains to the place
-ji uegiumng.
Commencing at a Northeast corner
of Walter Simmons' claim thence N 27
degreet M lo chtins to corner ; thence
south 48', degree W, 10 chains to
corner: thence S 27 degrees E 15 chains
.o corner; Ibence X 4ss, degreet E 10
chains :o the oltce ol beginniug
Commencing at the Northwest corner
ol Walter Simmons' claim then 8 48'i
degrees W tt and sj chains to corner ;
dieuee 8 28' degrees E 30 chains to
corner; theme N 48s, degrees E 0 and
s chains to corner; Vt alter Simmons
claim; thence X 28'2 degrees W 30
cnains to place ol oegiumug, sad
aeginning at a stake from which an
ash 15 inches in diameter bears X 5
degrees t 41 linr diisnt a yellow pine
8 inch In diameter bean 8 10 degrees
i iaj untt uisunt; thence 8 28', de
gree r. 15 chains to a stake thence
South 48', degrees W 13 aud chains
ma ttake; thence North 28l, degrees
W 15 chains to a ttake; from which t
dr 6 inches in diameter bears South 75
Jegteva V 4 links distant a blaik osk
0 inches in diameter heart South 80 di
jreesEll links distant : thence Noith
4Sl, degree! E 13 and l, chains to the
piaie ot Beginning.
Taken and levied upon as the oron
irly ol the said Kocky tiulch Mining
Company, to saitsly the said judgment
in favor ol J, C. Calhoun, planum, ami
against said tiocty tiulch .Mining Com
pany, defendant, with interest thereon
ogeiher with til costs and disburse
ment! that have or mav acciue
VYitnei-a my hand this 17th day ol
ruiv, l'.Ol.
Fn I.isteii,
Sheriff of Josephine Count v.
A. C. Hoi on.
Attorney lor Plaintiff.
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTE.
To Fred Stevenson :
None is hereby gicen by the unde
-igned, your co-owners in the eigl
jwrit mining claims situated or,
tvanchel le 1 IK-l It, Jhu-fi.. i
Oregon, and kuoan as the "Sunrise"!
ue nonce oi allien is recorded at pagi
47, V. 9; tbe "Confidence", the notics
jf which is rei-orded at pages 61-52. V
4; lhe "Excelsior', the notice ol
which is recorded al pages 52 53, V. 9.
tlie "San Pedro". non,-w ot in.. i. ,.
corded at page 4S, V. 9; the "lioldei
e.stMM nt'i.- ,,l bK,..k ..... i ,
- , - v. ic irwiueo
! 1- .... ,
k s' - .i-.., i v, me v. leupaira
liceol which is recorded at page
lue
. 12; Hi ' Mossback ", notice ol whict.
is recoriledat pageblti, V 12; ibe"Vb
loot", located by Ed Burse in 1MI7,
allot the above being volumes ol th,'
Misce!:aiiroua Mining Record ol Jose
utiirie Conntv. tlrtnnm ir.t ,niu.
contribute an, I iu i.s , I .
r .- uuorfeign
eo-otier wiilnn ninety days Irom I
.ed
ht
ia:e oi lue ursi publication uf Ibis
no
sr, im ruin ol iso niindieU dol
be s-mie be-etf soup ,....,;... ..i
dollars.
th.
osjet Ol tnnusl labor done nn said cLi
m onier to protect the title Iberel.
Juring the year l.m. your one louril
interrst iheieiu will be ;oilc-ed in .
co-owners.
E. M. Aiu .u.iir
Fit Bi tkx
Ojsl W ixrjts.
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Allen'! Foot Kse. a tioadr It......
psiufa'. smarting, nervous (ret and in
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greatest com lort discovery ol theages
ona root-r-ase makes tight or
new
noe fori easy. It it a .-.n.i
fw
int
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