The Wasco news., January 18, 1900, Image 2

The Wasco News.
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•fter these mysteries,
QUEER DIETS.
rf-ientific rru'ii have re­
heir impressions of the
(. a n n ib a lE m
11 e x is ts in th e Polv-
ire of inankiul. The
esian islan d s.
k~ture in sneh specula­
A u cien t Rota in s a te c a te rp illa rs an c
>n.c A frica e s lo th e sam e to-day.
ta nr. but very certain,
T h e ( h iñ ese d in e off m o n k ey s a cd
the p ltnet is death,
ats, v-hile ir. m any c o u n tr ie s p eoph
n in o ’ when the olol/e
::t iiursef.csh -R u ssia, B av aria. A us­
• tld within a rayless tr ia . P ru s s ia a n d F ra n c e b e in g am ong
>tary motion will cease th em .
T h e n a itu -s of G uinea love to devour
:ts bat on*» side eon tin-
. life will become impos- i lav an d a re p ale, listle ss ar. i a m b itio n
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I mm ' iw I E v e ry T h u r s d a y By
THE
NEW S
PU B L ISH IN G O ).
N O T IC E .
Notice is h<
W a x o News , it im
tran sferre d t
e r ty of t ie SI
and all t u»irw” s transa
p ap er on and »iter thi
arra n g e d with and pai
b; . «v M* I II Kenned
»»ai l paper.
Wasco. Or. Nov. 17
V C
that the
o id .
- day been
ae the prop-
u n ty Bank,
ed with said
late m ust t<-
Down thaï
‘K J- rnev to oblivion
for to said a few steps < n be distinctly seen,
foreman of Alor g with t ht re ta rd ilion of in >ve-
ment cornos radu tl <1 -creas? f f
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tem perature, The Eskim ,s. r?m-
B K ( )C K .
liants of the iee ag. W1Ü p ?rish or
Cashier
»«• be driven southw ard past th ‘ ■ ir
ancient haunts in Cemral E iro p * and
1
THL’ RSDAY
JA
1900 our Middle A tlantic states. Men
• L -- ----
will siowly be compelled to re tre a t
Much has I m en said by newi a per from north and south town id the
correspondents lately about the war equator, /»long with this thickening
in South Africa in extenuation of the density, multiplied communication,
Bo»-r cause. From all wo can learn. instaneous throughout all p a rts o '
the earth . will steadily obliterate
pro-B«»er sentim ent in this section is
differences in races, religions, lang
•»Iron, fully three-fourths of the pop­ uages and customs B arbarians will
ulace being in favor of the Dutch. perish or !>• am algam ated into a uni-
This is not so surprising afte r all. versal white race, speaking one com­
seeing th at they have shown them mon tongue, composite of all th a t
ever been preserved, and creeds will
♦e-Ives thoroughly able to defend
be powerless to enslave the free be
their own institutions against ra th e r liefs and worship o ' the individual
g e a te r odds, and the m ilitary qual- • mind
ities of a nation generally deter- ■ As to man himself it has long been
mine its statu s in international af­ realized th a t evolution is practically
done with his physical frame. When
fairs. Should the time come when .1 ,
,, .
the d a\ came th a t on the e a rth ap-
they are no longer able to hold their
peared a species whose mi id further-
own against the B ritish, who seem | cd his advance more than his body
almost im potent just now, from all did, th a t day the evolution of the
sides support will drop off. and finally i lxxly -eased and the evolution of the
the two «-publics will be wiped off I m M bee!lme alL A rrested dcv('l,’I -
.... .
. ...
.. I ment possessed our frame, and left
the map.
•»» all
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, .-
, ,
* W hether this will actually - | „„
us with
the vestiges
of , our lowly
tak e place or not remains to be seen, descent, where they will remain to
Ju st a t p resent.it must be confessed. I the end. The little toe may disap-
tl
lea-. It is su p p o sed th e clay c o n ta in s
a rs e n ic ar.d h en ce th e d e lig h t in e a t­
in g it.
Sick people fre q u e n tly have s lr a n g t
d e sires fo r foods. One m an su ffered sc
g a s tra ig ia th a t he w as on th t
v erge o f d e a th .u rc u g h s ta rv a tio n . T he
sm a lle st q u a n tity o f food cau sed ex ­
tre m e su ffe rin g an d all m e th o d s of
tr e a tm e n t fa iled .
S u d d en ly he e x ­
p ressed a d e sire fo r o n io n s, w h ich lit
d e te s te d w h en in good h e a lth . He w as
finally given a few o n io n s an d no bad
re s u lts fo P 'w e d .
F o r th r e e w eeks
onior.- w ere th e o n ly food th a t passed
h is lips e n d he got w ell.
SAGE OF SAWHAW SAYS.
An u p s ta r t is n ’t a p t to g e t very
f a r up.
You c a n 't even w o rk a slo t m ach in e
w ith o u t p u sh .
xvhc.1 l.r n e l.in ,,
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H e v. ho w oos a c o q u e tte g o es from
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It t.lig h t p ay a m an to re tre n c h b e­
fo re he re a c h e s th e last d itc h .
Most o f th e so u r g ra p e s in th is
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C astles in Ih e a ir a n d th e ir a re h i-'
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Dated th is 14th d av o f N ovem ber A D 1899.
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W M.
T hey F em e the fo llo w in g w itnesses to
prove their c c n iin u tu s residence upon and*
cu ltiv a tio n o f said land, viz:
Ben r.uschke. Jacob Ryuurn, G eoree W ells, i
Elijah H enderson and J u liu s M B uschke, o f
Rufus, O regon, and Geo. H offm an, o f Biggs,
Oregon.
jll-8-115
JA Y I*. LUCAS, Register,
T h e jo o r m an d o e s n ’t m ind reserv ed
•ws in th e c h u rc h e s , b u t h e hop es
th e re a rc n o n e in H eaven, C hicago lJis-
p a tc h .
No. 5 —BIGGLE SWINE BOOK
Ry special arrangement made with j
the publishers of tiie Farm Journal, we
are euabled to offer th at paper to ev-
1 erv subscriber who pays for the N e w s !
one year ahead, for only $1, both pap­
ers for the price of ours only; our paper ■
one year and the Farm Journal from
now to December. 1903, nearly 5 years.
T i i e Farm Journal is an old established
papyr, enjoying great popularity, one
°f ihc beat and useful farm papers pub
VISIT DU. JORDAN'S
G r e a t M u se u m o f A n a t o m y
NOTICE FOR 1TBI.ICATI0N.
Ride a Monarch and Keep in Front!
T a x e L a x a tiv e Brom o Q u la la e T a b le ts. A ll
si u egistx refund tin- m on ey if it fails to cur,'.
K . W. G rove’» -ig n a îu re i«
each •»..<
2-c
No. 2 —BIGGLE BERRY BOOK
FARM JO U R N A L
c e iv e our honest opinion o f h is co m p la in t.
lV A r T K D —S e e e fa l p ersons for d istrict of-
Ha nam es th e fo llo w in g w itnesses to prove
W tic»* m anagers in tills state to represent bia co n tin u o u s residence upon and c u lt i va-
niv in tbeir ow n and su rronn d in g cou n ties. tion of *ai4 land, viz:
W illin g to p ay y ea rly 8*«00. payab le w eakly.
C C D u ck and Ben H a iley , o f W asco Or.;
D esirable em p lo y m en t w ith u n n su al oppor­ Ben Andrew« and G»orge R am ey, e f Rr.fn«.
tun ities: R eterences ex< hanged.
f-noiose Oregon.
self-addressed stam ped en velop e. 8. A . Park,
jll-7 R 2
J AT P. LUCAS. R egister.
:.20 t'axti n B u ild in g , C hicago.
R epresentative Russell of Connee-
Notte;
ticu t thinks our outlying te rrito ry
AU city w arn .an ts registered on or
«houhl be governed under a colonial ! before Jan. 8th. 1900, will be paid by | m «-«; ‘oSioS?’o ” satuidaViuFebruary’ ni
via
system , and, says ln\ ’’the sooner we 1 me on presentation, In te re st ceases 1900,
LO UISA COLEM AN, o f G orm an. Oregon-
When you visit Moro, if you want to
11 E No 6154, for Lots 5, 6 a n d 7, sec 2, tp 1 s, be treated splendid just drop in at
recognize it the b etter.
These is­ from this date.
lr l» e , W M.
Jan. !8. 1900.
S h e n am es th e follo w in g w itn esses to prove Wm. Holder’s confectionery store.
lands should never have re p re se n ta ­
her co n tin u o u s residence ujxm and c u ltiv a ­
V. C. Brcck.
Tlio very nicest kinds of candies,fruit3,
tion
o f said land, viz:
tion in congress, and nothing should
Joh n F'redberg, Rernhart R im m e'e and tobaccos, cigars, and a splendid soda
Ci tv Tres.
Mary C olem an, all o f Go. m an. < >regon, an d i
be done to w a rran t the inhabitants I
’
rh oin as R M cG innis, o f Moro, Oregon.
fountain. You will never egret pat-
d21-0-f!5
JAY P. LI CAS. R e g is te ,. 1 r o n i z h j g h j m
v t the islands in claiming political 1 Pains “ loins- I’ufred c>'elids’ Pal
i pitatioa of heart.
Hudyan cures.
equality with us.” Connecticut to-
I All druggists, 50 cents.
bacco cuts some figure in his wiews.
The tobacco and su g ar in tere sts will
rise up and protest against equal
E ureka H arness Oil is th e l« e t
p reservative o f new leather
tariff privileges for the islands. We ;
and the best renovutor o l old
leather. It o ils, soften*, black­
a re drifting back to the old fight on
en s a n d protects. U se
first principles free trade and pro- j
T O < : RE A C O M ) IN O N E D A Y
All about Horses—a Common-Sense Treatise, vr-fa ever
74 illustrations ; a standard work. Price, 50 Cents.
Gts., CHICACO, ILL.
L an d O d e* at The D alles, Oregoa
•
, K otlc« la hereby givan tha^'tiiV follow in g-
i aam ed svttler haa tiled n o t i c e d bin ini»B ;l«n i j .h a d
to m a k e final proof in enpport o f hi*: elahw, 1Isueu>
* a n d th a t raid proof trill l»a m ade before the’
Thia offer
Hagistar and R eceiver at T he D alles, O regon,
out delay.
on F riday, F ebruary 23,1500, via:
) R E D M A N D. STOA F, o f Rufus, Oregan;
__|
^*° •’’9K» for th e -WA4 cec 21, tp 2 n r 17 e.
Land Offiee a t The D alles, O egon ,
D ecem ber 13. 1S99.
N otice Is hereby g iv en that the fd lo w ln u
B asket leaves Wasco cvcrv Mon-
.......rt.
nvn.rr has
>■*> m
eu Donee
ner In
in- i , T > a s k e i t t a \ s o d s e t e '< r y N io n
nam ed settler
filed
nollco o o i f her
ten tion to m a k e final proof in su p ,ort of ^ a y fit noon, returning o a t u r d a v s .
her cla im s, and that sa id proof w ill be Bring in your wash
Future of Hum anity.
So quickly the years C in e aa.l g ■>.
350 hurriedly the centuries jostle each
o ih e r into the past, it is r.o wonder
men of reflection pause sometimes,
look up from thoir sep a rate tasks
snd ask each other w hat the end shall
be. Whence aud W hither are ques-
tion> as old as civilization, and older,
for through all the degrees of bar bar-
ism and even in the middle and upper
sta g e s of savagery we find evidences
_c__
No. 1—BIGGLE HORSE BOOK
Foi sale bv Marsh & Medler.
T ro y
feoffs f HKission L a u n d r y .
P ortland is not to g et an assay
office, afte r all the efforts made, nor
will th ere be a mint established at
Tacome. D irector R oberts has de­
cided, and wisely, too, th at enough
assay offices and mints are on tl e
co ast now. P ortland is not a m inirg
c e n te r by any means, and has about
u s much real need of an assay offiee
u s Wasco.
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there is not the slightest sign of ) Pel*r, or the wisdom teeth, or the
Weakness elsewhere than in the B rit- i ' er,n^ or,n appendix. But the body
. tan * ran as
-
util l>e substantially J the same. Sei­
-----------------------I enee will strengthen the eye, bustle
Persons have been known to
Things do n »t look as though there j of cities will sharpen all the senses, gain a p o u n d a d a y by taking
would be prize iu >ney f >r Dewev and I
athletics will rescue the frame an ounce of SCOTT’S EMUL­
N o tic e o f S a le o f R e a l E s ta te .
Sompson. A ttorney-G eneral G r k - » ! from th a t d<‘ca-v ,' hi' h civilization SION. It is strange, but it often
A Cold
■
has frequently threatened.
has tiled answer m the suprem
e court I This
m.- upward movement » would
i , not happens.
In the Circuit Court o f the S ta te o f Oregon i
In One
1
for S h erm an C ounty.
Somehow the ounce produces
of the District (>f Colninbia in the ;
possible unless we could see the
i Iu th e m atter o f th e Estate o f Ja m es F ulton , i
1 deceased.
NlÉht.
the
pound;
it
seems
to
start
the
p r Msecdings for prize money for cap- J beginnings of remedy for the deter-
N o tice is hereby g iv en that in pursuance o f ’
an order o f th e H on. Circuit Court ’-1 and for
eures a t Manila bay by Admiral Dew- ' iorating influences a t work. Some- digestive machinery going prop­
i the co u n ty o f Alierm an, S tate of Ore; o n .m a d e
on th e 3d day o f J a n u a ry , 18i»S, in tiie m atter
es. The attorney-general asks th a t I thi,‘K must al,|><'Ur 10 check the ten- erly, so that the patient is able
j of th e e sta te o f J a m es F u ’ton. deceased, t lie
.
. .
ddney of the individual to rely upon to digest and absorb his ordinary
u ndersigned, the a d m in strator o f th e said
the cause be referre I to a commission. ;
• » « . •
»
, » »,
j estate, w ill »ell at private sale for ca sh in la w - i
| society for ins support, and to blame food, which he could not do be­
j
fnl m o n ey ol th e U n ited S tates, subject to a ,
F op S a le by lease
thereon and subject to con firm a tio n bv
The attorney-general concedes that ; society L m * his faults. Something fore, and that is the way the gain
said C ircuit Court on or alter
a s ta te of war existed, but denies must ap p ear to tak e the place of su­ is made.
S a t u r d a y , t h e 1 0 th D a y o f F e b r u a r y , !
Wasco Pharm acy.
A. D. 1900, a t ten o 'clock a m . , at the office o f '
th at the squadron under Dewey s p ern atu ral dogmas th at have held
A certain amount of flesh is
; C. J. Bright in W asco. Oregon, all tn e right,
1 title, in terest and estate the said J a m es F ul­
command cap tu red the Spanish cruis­ immorality in cheek. The beginnings necessary fcr heaith; if you have
ton bad at ih e tim e o f his dea<h and a ll the
right, title and interest the said estate nas by 1
of the corrective for each of the.-c not got it you can get it by
j operation o f law or o th erw ise sin ce acquired ;
e rs Isla de Cuba, Is'.a de Luzon and
in and to that certain lot, piece or parcel of
things is already here.
Upon the
; land situ ate, ly in g and being in th e co u n ty
Don Juan de Austria. These vessels coming generations will be stam ped taking
j o f Sh erm an, sta te o f Oregon and bounded f
and described a s follow s, to-wit:
h»* s a v s were sunk during the engage- the necessity' of self reliance and the
B eg in n in g a t the so u th w est corner o f the
|
B iggs depot grou n d s de-i-r;bed in a deed from
ment. He asks for fuller information ( necessity of roora's. Science has de­
J a n ies F ulton and P riscilla F u lto n to the
j Oregon R ailw ay A N a v ig a tio n C om pany dat- i
in reg ard to the other points, and ’ s tr °yed the e rro rs of the old regime
ed Kept- 9, isWi. re orded S ep t. 14 ,138»,in'Book '
.• J o f deeds o f Wasco c o u n ty . Oregon, page 559,
/
»
I
t
is
com
petent
to
find
and
apply
the
Agency
in
the
Newa
Office.
You w ill find it just as useful in summer
says, although cap tu res of propertv
.
n j v
w h ich point is 200 feet sou th erly, at right a n ­
* j sav ng grace of the new dispensation. as in winter, and if you are thriving upon
g les from th e cen ter lin e o f th e m ain track
were made, such cap tu re does not I
and lin e o f the Oregon Railroad A N avigation
Love God and love one another’’ It don’t stop because the weather is warm.
C om pany's constructed rail ion 1 and 4432 feet
: easterly from m ilep o st 107; thence northerly
authorize its condemnation as a prize was not only spoken in w ords of sp ir­
50c. and $1.00, ail druggists.
! alon g th e w est lin e o f said depot g ro u n d s 150
feet; thence w esterly a lon g th e south honn-
SCOTT Jt BOWNE, Chemists, New York.
to Dewey and his men. The attorney . itual meaning. I t is w ritten oa the
The fiuest work in the world 13 dary o f said co m p a n y ’s right o f w a y to th e
w est lin e o f Lot Two hereinafter m en lio n sd -
g eneral has also filed a similar ans- > the tablets of creation.—Oregonian.
done by the Troy Laundry.
I t is , thence
_
south alon g the west lin e o f Ix»t Two
\\
hy
patronize
Clli-
to a point w n ich at right
from the cm - !
simplv
perfect.
__________
_ an „ gles _________
wer ir the case of Admiral Sampson J
r.OQO a n d n n n r lv n a id w b i t o la»w>r ter lin e o f said co m p a n y 's m ain lin e o f rail
Tired limbs, aching joints and pains j
nese and poorly paia W hite labor road is-Jt'Ofeet from said cen ter line; thence
and the destruction of C ervera’s in muscles.
when VOU can g et the verv best work ea sterly and Sind parallel to and 1.50 feet from
Hudvan cures.
All
said co m p a n y 's right o f w a y to the place ot
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, d^e for the « m e figure?'
fleet.
begin n ing; it being in tend ed to con voy to
druggists. 50 cents.
tec tion.
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pink g’or. to pale cheeks and
restores th e fire of youth,
i By mail¿>Oc per box: boxes
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ills c f men, com e l* th e oldest
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$20
Each
$20
Acreage property ru n n in g either east or west of
the railroad track in -acre tracts will be sold for
$20. Arid a reduction for larger tracts. Now
is your opportunity to secure a cheap home.
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