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MARSHFIIDLD, OOOS COUNTY, OREGON, JTJLYQ 1901.
n 1 1 BwfB ii wrf ii Vitn r ifflrfr
MAIL
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iNEWS SUMMARIZED.
IMPORTANT EVENTS
(II1 THE PAST
WEEK
Cream of tire Dispatches Dished Up
In Talilel Form Por Hie
ilusy Man.
Jilt II
IVvctt aie tild In have killed notindrd lltllUh
at Vlakflllllrhl,
(lour nor llrirrld, u( .toiiili Dakota, ap
IHilnlnl A, II. Klllildge United Nalrt Senator.
Columbia won vrtlerday't raie, Cumlltulli.ii
second, lintfeiianio llilnl,
'Ihr Nalktital educational AtiocUllon de
tlaied for Natloutl unlveiilly.
Nlnelrni irrtOnt air drAilatA tctult of U
Alton vfrre li.
'Ilio CAiudlin thamploiiitilp lrnr.lt loiun.t
iiuiil opened at Niagara.
Union ftvherrncn won Initio will, Jajwinete
on 1'iaier llirr.
'line hundred and fifty miners mr to Ik
tatted out today hy union at Kovtland, Ik C.
July li.
I lumolt't airship had a surotvful trial nt
fall i.
The I'litttkui (Viveriwurnt It attesting I'ulUli
aglUttHS,
'I lie Knriut nop hat teen wrlumlr daiinged
If lMt.
Union fithcrmrn on mike on Prater iltrr
now hvid 47 JatMiiric At pitontn.
Jul; 13
MaiI IfcmMM, ,uen uf IHgHim, wat
prostrated by Ihi hatiitday.
IVuverigrt train ran Into a nwil tt.iln at Kn
hi City And killed on nun And Injured four
others.
Thf new lullUMlilp Maine will I Liuixhrd
on illy Al " "'"
The cfghlh nniul teuton of the lrgiee i.f
Honor It In tntlen In I'oitland alto the titand
l-otge A. O. V. V.
Proclamation wllhdr.init about jvooecrr
fiomOlympk iwrvr, Washington, .xi Wen
tent to I'rrtMrM McKlnUv,
KlKhener nay I succeeded by IJciittal Sir
lUnilon IUmL
Attempt l tliont A lnt; It lliecllnuv of fish
ermen's strike on 1'raver ilvcr.
Washington hk)clclti U dciUrcd Illegal
by Superior Judge Miller.
A general strike it ordered In sheet ttcel, tteel
hoop and I in jilate iiiiNt, 'I he strike may c
Uml to all lite Unti of ilia Morgan Hull.
July 14.
I'lllvtiuig It tltermtd of the ureal ttcel wotk
rrsittlkn whkh UAtorilnnlon uUj.
lictliUnlSlr)ti iunoly ttiiirtl oiptuie lijr
(!cn. lldMilnAod'j lirlKvlr,
M Kiilirrtwrns itioonnl uliilrUithliii; In the
tuif at SAVitniKili, (11.
'Ilif grcut ilrouglit In llie mliMI tt.itrt ic
tiulnt unUoLrn.
1 lie unv.illini; of tlic IVity uienunicnt HoV.
place m Kmlluuu, J.ijun,
July ij
'Mir ilrnui;lil In llin Soullmrit U4t tirokrn.
luitlrm KuhUIi lliKvitrnril with fjinhir.
Miamnxl. II Imit MiaiiuocU I in ilia final
tiUI.
TrantKiit Sutiiurr I1.11 ullnl for San fun
cIko xllli luiivaWcnt wMlrrd.
Seven liunilrcil rrtoiit ieiltlirtt by 11 noIliiiic
rniplliin In Java.
tndrpemlrnt Cnla will Ih-kIii bmlneti mIiIi n
debt of $UJ,Oo.
July 16
'I lie (ciitlon roll liKicntcd -4,000 ilia ytt
jcir.
I'ortn UUo will li.wcfrro tmiJeulilillia Unlioil
Sui after J uly 3$.
Navy Department rnuritollicenc(Ccncotil
10 ctpl.iln uliy vrucl .n lirouulit loScttllc ulllr
out orilrri.
Colonel Mosliy .i nppolntnl n peclkl Liml
ni;ciit,
A 0111.111 thot at lliu 1'icncli Minister of I'uIh
lie Instruction.
Mlicctdk-cl ttrlkcrt nre confiilenl of victory,
'llior.iliif.ilUii,Kan.it wni ,not euougli to
liencfit irou umcli.
Only Justice
I '1 he Uiillnl Sl.ite coutt ilrculcil on Tlmrsilay
alteruoon iliatUllbcrt llrot, Ilmk nt S.vlen ttnt
Uvnkrupl, mul nil uccouulj will bo wtlleil by Ilia
coiiiinlMloiier In ImnLrupicy cnsci. TIiIj will
bo n jjoilteuil to H).ny f ll" Unto ilepoillon.
Il Is Mitt n tteam merry-KO-ruiinil will Ikj 0110
of tlio Bltmcllons at our l'ulr. Hettcr put In
601110 slot nmclilnusiniil keep tliuinouey At homo.
Aimtui Ityiin oftino in from lloeo
bttrB urrivliii; ycHtunlny nlturnaaii.
IfolirouclitH toam mill convoyanco
totnko IiIbdoopIo to ltoaolmrK. Ho
oamo In U Uoon iluy witRon l"Ql.
.
.WUl.roturn yt wyrtlo 'ouu.
The Oregon's Colors
ACOMMiriEliPROM
THE BATTLESHIP
Presents the Ships Pennant, fisltfii
and Union Jack -In the Pres
ence ,of a Mtilllliidc of
Citizens
Spretel (.'oiiriMclriii lo CcMT Maiu
Ttiflny July i6tli wijl lyn lc
tctnciiil.'ficjJ by ninny ol Urcion'H
citiciiM, for it vs tlic day the
coininiltcu fioin tlic Itntttcstiip
()if',oti picscntcd their qolorH to
the Stnte. They did it with lion
or to themsvlvcn, in the presence
of n multitude of people.
Tlic four men who were de
tailed fiom the llattlcship Oregon,
to IniiiK mid present the colors to
our state were hut common .sail
ors, and they did their duty and
were ptoud of the distinction
They wcic met nt the train hy n
committee con.sibtiiifj of Jude
(ico. II. nurnett, Sherifl Frank
V. Diirhiu and Jitdijc N. J.
Judah, the latter gentlemen hav-
iuj: .served iindrr Ctiptnin Sisbee,
of the illfated battleship Maine.
The city was decorated as nev
er belore, beinjj completely tjiven
over to the occasion and every
one vied with every one' to do
honor to the occasion.
The colors were run up on the
various staffs of the .state house
nmid the rimriuu ol cannon and
simultaneously unfurled; the Kn-
M!M from the North, the J nek
ft 0111 the South and -the pennant
from the dome. The pennant
is .30 feel in length and
about 9 feet wide at the stall.
For oue-thitd its leuht from the
stair, it consists of a blue ground
in which ntr 47 white stars the
remainder of the streamer hciu)
white on the lower side nml red
on the upper. Il is. a cuttom of
the crew of 11 battleship before
leaving a foreign port
for home to celebrate the occasion
by purchasing a peiiunut, which
when (loated is the signal that
their vessel is homeward bound.
Ordinarily bunting is used for
such txMiuaut but in this cum: the
material wasMlk audit is a thine
of beauty, of which Orqjon can
well be pioud.
The .state house was filled to
overflowing. The Governor nml
his stair ami all .state officials were
present. The Governor presiding.
J. II. Wier presented the colors
to the state in behali of the crew
and they wete accepted bv the
Governor in a very patriotic
speech, after which "Columbia"
was sung, which was followed by
the lecitatiou of 'Tlie I.auuchiuur
ol the Oregon,' comjiosed by the
late lamented bam Simpson ami
delivered by Miss Margaret Har
ry, one of the world's reiiniiued
elocutionists, who happened to be
in Salem al ihat time.
This occasion will not soon be
forgotten by Oregotiians, and
lovers of our state and the illus
ions battleship will feel a thrill
of pride wheicver these colots arc
displayed.
CHARGED WITH rORGERY
G ,W. Wlloujfhby alias A. R. Rector
Taken in Custody Hy Jackson
County Officials
(I. V. Vilouglily who wua tiikim in
ouatoily by SlmiilV (lulliur last week
oil oluirKu of fiii;oTy, YH8 taken to
Mmlfonl, Juukitoii county, whom lio
will hiivu to iitiNwur to tlio oimrgu of
forgory. llti ilUiipiiciireil from Juck
Hdit uoiinty uticnit JJ motitlia to,
whom lio Inn! boon noting n h agoiit
for HiiHturn UrniM, nollinn nuhool fiirul
tmo, there nil triuouf him was lout
until rouoKnUtil by two Mcilfuril mun
who worn training litirous liuro. In
formiillon'wnti umit to tho bum; unit
bin urrwl followed. Wiloujjhliy
liroulimiiH hla innoooiiBo whilu tlio
olHcora claim lio hi tliu'mnn thoy tiro
uflor.
AT THE CHURCHES.
I'UKBIIYTKKIAN (MlUItOll.
(riurvii'OD.)
S.iWmth cohool 10:00 AM.
rriiaolilm: Burvlco, ll.:00 A M, mul
8 :d0 1' M .
QlirUtlim Kiulonvin;, 7:00 1 M
' uiii lObiitii niiiivini'u
m il. i-ck borvino., Thurjidny 8 ;00 I' M
' ri(uiuo il. cuimiiuHl'jistor.
CONDENSED STATE NEWS ITEMS.
Ilowlmri;, Or,, will hold n ilrrcl fair,
M liunilrcil tlioiiMtnl pouiult of wool vino
i;M t ll-iicr fur B In m)I crntt Kt miiI
hit SnliinUy.
All tlio Ma)iin uf Ora'r.ri mw fni.i rnpirtlnj
10 Ix prmrnl hI prewrnUllon of ImIIm1iI Uie
Kun't omIoii lo tuir,
'1 lit- V5,!kk, IkjiiiI Iwuii of I'-ilnrC'lly wniioM
l 'I tiotnitvoit, 'lnny, CMMfonl ft Co., of
Uiknc'i llicr ni)Imi; n picniluni of tyyi awi
tliomtcof Inlrrwl It )( prr lenl er annum.
'Ilieclly will fni tr (icj.ooo fur inunklin
lljjlil pluil,
7lw coimnltMon nppolnlcnl by the Lite Irglf
liluio to clrterinlnq the liiilclitlnH, If any to
U' iittumrtl by lUker county In the annetatlon
of i.iit of Uuhin tMiinly lMvolrn reported tint
IUlr county tlHxild uy Union county Iji.cxaj.
'1 tie ii5.oyi ditunKC mil ngiinit the Orrjon.
lAiibv II. I'. Ilartry WAt dlnnltvd by Juice
Hamilton.
Krank Mcl).mll trnlrneud to it year fur
iimnlrr, Im ln cMntrd until Auf, jo 10 file a
petition for rehnirhii;.
Ailoih h to have a new nemn-iper, the t'n.
lenlloruM,
I'.ilnirr Uiot., of Hiker City are ImiMliiR a
motor bkycl. One hortc ioer catollnc engine
will k ummI, wehj ic jo lb.
Aitorki tlly It bilnjlnj; mil Khit the lele
phone tomptuy to recover Sjon enAlly for Wo
Ullont of ll oiclltMtiio piolilln(f for a iUiter-
ly llcenu: of yt cent for et ery telephone In ute
in tlut city.
'the Ciyuie teilpt Imc lt-n thljvjvnl from
one toHiily to another for lh bounty, 'fhe
detk of l.lnnraunty ttfutrd lo ny the J a. to
bounty on J5 tcjljn rttrnlly holding tlut they
uric not kltl.il in the county.
Pi of. Van Sroy will open an Academy al Med
ford In Pecrinber.
Oirgnn't hop crop It npectrd lo I one of the
Urgett In year.
JinlKe lUmchai ilrcMo! that 1. C. Keed,
lltli Coimnlulonrr ol Oirgon lut liren Irtivlit
edoul ofoflice
An rtrt now adturt InvrttlsAtlon bfor
funhrr tea lion ritrrmlnitlon It trinlttrd,
Oirgon It about tu lurtrtt the hcAilut prune
aop ever grown In the tute.
O. I. Cli.ipel and A. Md'AilAnd will lxln
Eyeing' for Ml ilul Motine tartit n-Wm
within joiIaji,
The flouring mill at Monroe It to be removed
to ll.urliliurc, woik having begun.
Mr. 1 lionut I jwi, of ,0ipon City at
bound over 10 Appear before the circuit court,
(harged llh aUliicUon.
'IIm date for the jk Urnnde I'alr hiie been
cd.inged loOct, ith to 19th Incluthe, Inttead
of from Oct. itt 1051)1.
A roniuny will nt osre begin drilling for oil
at the (ico. A. Dorrit farm In l-na county,
A ttrretrnr ran into the bay nt AttorU aflrr
collidinx wiiSi A hotel tmt, lxw tide wnt all
that taved the engen fiom Iwlng drowned,
fhe iaurngcfi were In tho car ontr one teriout.
ly hurt.
ThwSoulheiii Oiegwi l'alr lk.Mii! hat decided
not to make liorw! racrt.i rrt of the fair pro
gramme, nml liv settled on hatl gamei and
lunil i-oncil.
'I he County Court of 'I ilLimook county have
Jutt cloved n oontruct whereby Mr. C. lluver
hat leitwd tUtixHi liven and cireks in T1IL1.
11100k county fur .1 trim of $5) curs.
Vamlalt entered the barn of Hit llranton at
McMlnnvillc, Sitiml.iy night, rind imitlLitril hit
finciliiilng 1io(caIiIi n knife cutting, It uiiu
witeand tkithlng it all over. The horto w,i 11
iKMUttful n.iilmal but it now iulnd for tier.
The litiktt ought lo he tcrvnt likewise.
A moiemcnt It on foolnt Hiker City for a
free library, Tim l.ullet h.na thit in charge and
aie telling Hcxk at J3 n tli.ue, and the clumber
of commerce luive ngreeil to fiunitli the ncces
viryquartert for the library,
'I ho llanten & I .union plaining mills nnd
wood woik f ictory, nt Sileni, hat been told for
Ji5,cxK) to an 1 mil ma linn. Tlic firm luic just
elowd .1 contract for fiiriilWn; 13 governnient
buildings At l'ort Columlui,
A falker for Colliers Weekly hat been doing
various localities in Oiegon.
A new ferry-boat has been put In nt Hen
dricks' crossing on MgKtniie near K'agcnc.
(1, S. rramlitn latsoorl a brown seal from
horseback on the Ur.colrx county IkmiIi,
lCnglltli partiMgcs recently brought Into 1 Jim
oounty are doing well, 'lhree broods of young
ones kxve been seen,
Tho Chinese pliravuiti are said to bo very
numerous this season in the Will imelto valley,
'I he Corvallit mill have been nwarded tho con.
tract lo furnish the nt) hun 900 barrels of flour
for the ensuing 6 months.
Many new fruit dryers nrc licing built in
DougUa county to cure the coming big prune
crop.
'1 ho Cox and I'erry warehouse nt Med ford
was burned this week. It conlnliu-,1 30,000
buihels of wheal, 'lite building whs Insured
for $600. 'the aula was also Insured,
Circuit Judcc llnnna has dccUrcd theAshkmd
prohibition ordinance valid.
1'orllind men have the contract of jfiadinj; 15
miles of Vancouver It. R.
Medford A. Moore died nt 1'rlnccville, Or.
last Tuesday July 9th, ills (uotlicr died at Tho
Dalles otvl'tida) of grief. They were builei at
he san)i),(iaje, 500 people nlte,mtcd Iho fiif-crnl.
FOREST RESERVE .
.BOUNDARY
LINES
The Revision of Inclines Will
Land Grabbers One More
Swipe
Give
Tlio boundaries o( Ilio proponed
forem rcnorvo In Curry, Josopblno,
Coon, nml Dougln counties includes
nonrly half of C,urjy county
ami nbout two-flftln of Joicpliino
county. Tfiutllipntchni from U'nsh
liiKtonwnnilo tho follonlnc nunounco
niont; "Tlio recent option j)f tlio Hccrctnry
of tlio Interior in milking ullcratlon
In tlm Curscadu riMorve) in Oregon nnd
in tlio Olympic rencrvo in Washington
wan nut. uiu ucKiniiius; 01 wiiat in
liitt'iidril to ho 11 Kunoral revision of
VntMi Hlntri."
Curry county ront.tn npproxlm-
nlcly a'Jlownlilpof Innd, and 1H of
theci) aro included In tho botindnri
ol tho propofed rcnorve. Joaeplunn
contnliiH nlKitit -19 tOMrimtiin, with 20
of thorn in tho boundaries uf tho pro
posed rcrorvc.
Bids Invited
HM will lo rccoivtti'rntil Aug. 1G
1001, for the nxclmdvo privilege for,
ItKSTAHUA.NT
BAI.UQX,
for tlio co in ins: f.iir. Knelt Mil mum
lut iircom pa tiled bv n certukil check
for 1W por rent of tlio nruouut of tlio
bid. Addrcas, F. A .McC'Al.r.,
0 211 Itncburg,Or.
A Curiosity
tiulto curiosity I reported by W.
Sofluy of Florence in tho shape of a
beef which ho killed, It had hut one
kidney. It was on tho rrghtaido nnd
wn much larger than tho ordinary
kidney. Tht-ru wn about at much
fat on the left nido of tlio backbone u
on tho right, but tho left lle had no
nrlcry through it.atiuh ai Is connect
ed with tho kirluoyt of ruoAt quadrti-
pcd. Tho animal when nllvo wan
perfectly heahliy and cjooil thrivor
t,
"Orcfon Prunes"
Oregon's reputation as a prima
growing Atnlo it given cmphni by
the crecllon by tho Corvallls, nnd
Henton County I'runo Company of
tuo largest prune dryer In tlio United
filnte. nnd probably tho largest In
tho world. It will have a daily capa
city of 100 to 1500 tituhel of prunes.
Thin company own nti orchard of 100
acrej, anil has another largo dryer in
perftct or.lor. This will show to tlio
world that Oregon is in tho pruno
business on a broad gun go settle.
Albany Herald.
THE COOS COUNTY
PIONEERS' REUNION
Tho C001 County I'loneor nml
Hintorlenl Society will moot In annual
reunion at Coiiulllo City , Wednesday,
AuguH M. A good program will lio
rendered on that occasion and n largo
attendance is expected Arrange
ments aro being mado for reduced
rates to nnd from Cotiuillo. It is
expected this will bo one of tho best
attended mooting miico thoorgauiza
tlnn of tlio society and every Pinncor,
whether rogistorcd or not is cordially
Invited to attend.
NOTIC'K rOH I'UHl.lCATION.
Dcnartmi-ut of the Interior, l.tnd
Oltico
at
ltorburg, Oregon, July 10, 1901.
Notice Is hereby gam Ihat Iho following,
named wilier has filed notice of hit Intention 10
in.iko final protif In support of lilt elaini, and
lh.it Mid proof h ill lw nude before W, U. Doug
hs If, S. C'oinniissloiier at MarshhrM, Oregon,
on August 11, loflt' lt: lames M. Whitney
onhlsll. K N'o 9536 for tho NJi M.)f l)ts 1
anil a Sec so T. ai S R w W,
lie names the following witnesies to prove hit
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
Uml. tli! V A. tiilmore. I,. 11. iuer. u, o.
Nay, William Danes, of Mardificld. Oregon.
' j, T, IiKiii.t, Krguter.
iTa r ta a n a a m h an u taa ra h his
"Shoot the chutes'
ttidy Shorthand.
Read the latest and best,
pcrlodicles.
Exercise your muscles.
In fact combine rest ttitli
sclf improvement by belonging
to the Y.M.C,A.,aud using the
facilities offered.
Membership, per year, $5.00.
Junior, $i.O0.
v
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w;
ka
mt wfjtmwjHujiHmm,
Of Interest to Taxpayers
Jndgo MuiJrlilo of tho circuit court
has Jiandid down somo dccislomi in
connection with tax mailers Hint nr0
of special interest to ovroy cou nly in
the stnte. Tlinv venrn In tho eana of
C. W. Hhlvoly vs. Clntsop county, a
suit brought to set aside (ho tax on
certain property an tho grounds that
it had been erroneously unseized.
.Several days ngo tho cnto wns decided
n favor of tho dofondnnt, tho court
holding that the county was not
rospousiblo for imi nlllgcd error nt tho
Assessor, but later a rehearing was
granted on certain .points. Among
tho (mentions brought up At tho
rehearing woro tho constitutionality
ol the net under which tho special tax
levy for tho construction of tho
Voting's llsybrldgo was made, nnd
whether tho warrant drawn in pay
ment for tho construction of this
bridge should bo considered in tlic
county's limit of indebtness ns fixed
by law. The court h!d that tho act
under which tho levy was mado was
constitutional and that tho limit- of
indebtedness did not apply to tho
warrants drawn on this special fund.
Tho judge however, modified his
former decree in tho caso at isiuo
by ruling that tho 11 por cent penalty,
which tho county has been collecting
011 delinquent taxes nnd tho 1.00
hetetofora charged for levying wcro
illegal nnd could not bo collected.
A Legal Contest
A lively legal baltlo Is likely to ariso
becatiro of an nllcgcj! lack of compli
ance with the law in tlio matter of tho
Now York and Oregon Coal Company
filing upon tho lower Nchalem tnd
making declaration of intent to im
prove tho river. Judgo Magers, of
Yamhill county, ofrcrcd County Clerk
Whcrity a filling on tho river, which
was refused becauso of tho provision
of tho law that 00 days must elapse
utter tho first filling boforo a second
ouo can bo tccelvcd. Judgo Magers,
it Is understood, will submit ovidenco
that tho first filing was faulty nnd
thereforn void. Aitortan.
AluMeJltdPi!!icrsv,:'
Tho olliccrt of tho Grand Lodgo o'
Oregon uta:
' 1'astO rand Master D C llorrin.
Tcmplo I)dg, Xn Si.
Grand Mastor Workman Kalph
Freonoy, Upchurch 120,
Grand Foreman C C Hogue, Safe
ty IS.
Grand Overseer A J Hawthorne,
Eugene 15.
Grand Recorder H L Durnam,
HopoJ.
Grand Gulde-C 11 Dyo, Falls City
.'..
Grand Insido Watohman J K Mel-
linger, Harmony S."'.
Grand Otitsido WalchmanWilllam
J Clnrko , Fraternity 0.
Grand Examiner I)r D Walker,
Industry S.
Tho committees aro :
J urioprudenco William M Colvig,
llanucr Lodge, No 2a ; Gcorgo II Dur
ham , Fucillo 17 ; J V Paddock, In
dustry S.
Finance Frank M Colin, Industry
85 AW Allen. Upchurch 120; W H
Header Fidolityl.
Griovanco and Appeal U F Hob
mson, Fidelity l; William Grant, La
Grniido i:i;t; J W Hamakor, Liukvillo
120.
Arbitration 1) MC G.ult,Vortlnud
27 j J M Dixon, Lufaycttn 31; A J
lirlghum, Mount Hood 72.
TRAVEL BY SEA
Arrivals by Areata, Saturday: Mie
liunttio, Mies Hoflmau, Herman Lar
son, K G Curxou.Mr Curzou, Misa M
Geary, S It Maokay, Mrs Mackny, J
Mursall. II Eriokoti. 11 W illiams, A
iT 11 11-11 --i 'io v.l...l M
Alder, 11 llcllncli, Jas Lrlund, M
I llrccu ,0 G Leo, F A Wiclcman, F S
Samuels,
Arrivals by Alliance, Wodnosday
from south : Doo Turpon, Hen Kucker
K Gundetllnger, O Zoinmger Win
riansbory.troFlnnsbery, J Swoot
Mrs Ollobarts.C Hobarts, Ulanoho
Limes.lISShelton.lt Kobbli.s. V.
lloldorman, J 0 Yale, 1 0 Uphum , K
Fordycc, Mary Larton, A F Konrnn,
11 Songstaokon, 1 11 Jlollaml, Mrs
Jlolland, V Wittlci;, Annio Anderson
Edna Asnluud Mrs L Uountollo, Alico
Uexcrs. Eva Wilbon, Mrs O E Smith,
Julia Larbon, V 11 Lnyton, John
Felchor.JTYorrlngton.O II Groon-
fleld, J S ltlioinhnrt, A Kruso,' J
Culver, Mrs Culver,
Doparturos by Alliance, Thuisdny,
north : Samuol Marsdon . Abraham
ltood aud wifo. Lydia ami Miss Mabe-l
Fotorson, F E.Louliurt nnd wifo, 0 V
Osborn, E I) Solirocder, J 0 Osborn,
J 11 Collins, Fred Leo, Mrs F.lstoGoro,
Noils OUtron), John E ,I)ay nnd wifo
J N Jtynn , J AiLcovin, A (1 Hydquiati
Jno A Sinus, Mr iVutnaiii, Jumps
(JiiHHlir Ed CfAljlsprt.
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Cloudy wenthor,
Haying Is almost over in our
valloy.
Mrs.' Jan. Laird Br. is stopping At
their plnco on Middlo Crcok At pres
ent. Mr. K. 2f. Harry and rdrmghtor
Myrtle nro visiting Mrs. George Miller
and picking berries.
MIrj Kva Laud accompanied by
Miss Ucislo Duncan went to visit her
grandma and pick berries whilo Micro
Miss Ethel Duncan roturncd from
Drcwttcr to her homo at Jteston, Mien
Ithol Laird accompanying her.
Fred West paid us a visit ono day
last week.
Tho Canyon It full of pleasure seek
ers at present among them is Dr. K.
L. Miller and wifo of Koseburg.
Dinger Laird and ;hj undo had
quito on cxciting.chnso After an old
bear nnd two cubs, they wero not very
lucky and only killed ono cnb but tho
dogs made it waim for MrsDruin till
it was too dark to follow her any
longer.
Jnko Btemler and brother Herbert,
and Ilcrt Folsomo of Dora, aro fishing
and hunting in tho canyon, wo wish
you good luck boys.
Mr. and Mrs. S. U.Benbam attend
ed church at Dora Sunday.
TKNMILK.
Whon riding out to Tcamllo Wed
nesday, Mrs.,V. F. Bowron struck
her head against a log, .jutting out
from tho hank over tho road, and -.fell
backwards oil tho hortc. but fortun
ately without seriouly Injuring hor
sclf. Frank L. Ficrco had occasion to
visit Dcckors point Tuesday.
Henry Winters of Bchofield, waa
seen on this sldo of tho divido Wednes
day. 11. O. Kirkpatrick, tho medicine
man ol Coiimllc, camo through hero
Sunday from Gardiner.
Martin Hokinson moved to Echo
field Thursday, where bo may spend
tho remainder of tho Summer.
Tho finliri are waitin? lmtvatiatlv I
fori&it-ro 'oohUi IrlkSfHS?
Fred Adama mad'o a vlllt icfMartli-
BeM luursuay ovsning, v procuru
mcdicino for his mother whoso health
has been ailing fortomo time.
Peter .Robertson is taking homo a
sprayer, bluesiono and pansgrcen, and
so soon , tho pesky worm puts in his
appearance, treatment will bo admin-
;stercd.
Installations
Tho following oilkera of Western
Star, Ecbcknh Ixulgo, wero installed
Wednesday night by l)iu Dcpty.
SadioM. lUll: Bertha Sleep, n. jr.,
May Coko, v. g.. Lixxlo Butler, sec, Ida
Hall, treas., I.vona Ityau.con., Jcnnio
BennetU r. s. n. g., Louisa Hirst, 1. .
ii. g ., Elitaboth Sleep, chap, Augusta
Lichtmcrk, i. g., Kato Doubnor, r. s. v.
g. , ltose Curtis, l.s. v.g.
Mrs. R.J.Coke and children came home
Friday from Kalmew, where they have been
visiting relatives the past few weeks.
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Seo our Spring yles in Nookwear, 4.fc
Fancy Shirts,
innumorablo
to a comploto outfit for n well dressod'
man. Wo havo bouglit tuo niguesi,
conceits to be found In tho markets.
From i tho stylo centers we havo
bought the best. Wo nro proud o! tho
result of our olTorts, and wo want you
to seo what wo havo. ;: :: :: u
Wo have tho exolustvo sale ot tuo
famous
Walk
for gentlomen.
M JlfQiip ferl.
It is now oxnoctoil that tho now
four masted schooner will be launch
ed on Aug. 7lh .
Tho vessel will leave tho bay with
0,000 largo plica for San Francisco
This will when accomplished leTt)
nearly $70,000 directly In tho hands o
laborers at Morihllold,all within 5,.
months time.
Tho smalt steamer being built will'
alio leavo about $20,000 o,mong the
laborers of Marshficld. In all, this
company witl expend al least f 100,000
during tho first jix months of tho new
corporation.
Tho directors of tho company cop
template .putting in a compressed Air
plant for driving spikes , treenails, eta.
The directors also con template enlarg
ing tho yard. Work is being ptubesV
on the.stcnmcr,hut It is expected thai
tho work may bo delayed owing to th
machinists strike in 8an Francisco.
Fined $20 aniMs
J ua t ico J. H. Cecil, of this district,
tried a caso in his court yesterday in'
which tho stalo was plaintiff onA(1
Emil Erickson was dofendant ntyl
Albert E. Sca.mon tho complaining
witnesi. .From tho cvidonqo in tho
case it seems tluit on tboi!3tli day of
Juno Erickson nisultodcapon frorn
behind, knocking him noytfi arU
beating him sovorcly, aiv4 then ."hast
ened to tho nearest justice, plonde
guilty to assault and was flnoU (5 and
cost and thought that would end Ute
matter, but Scamon did not look at it
that way, thinking ho was getting off
a little too easily ae all the griovonce
ho had was that Seamoa was unfor
tunate, enough to bo tho attorney for
Mr. Merchant who Jterce4.aCoJJectlo.B '
against Edcksou by garflUhpelrkg 1j)8
wages somo two years ago. ,8overl
witnesses wero examined and Erlclc-
son was found guilty as gliaryed and
was ilncd-420 and costs, thus going to
provo that It does not end tho matlor
tor., op .aggressor In such etwee to got,o
a friendly Justin and Hlcd guilty.
A J. Sherwood assisted in the prose
cution and W.U. Douglas was attorns
(or tbe d4ft4Btv Ct4l8 II
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Vt. C W. Roberts comes with tl.ounndj .oT
the most convincing lestimonlaU ,rU nesjM
jer mentions as to his akilyqol onjy.roni fk
home,clty but foiu oeay every, tovyn or city 'he
has practiced In. He ckdnis that many seem
Ingly Jpcnrsble nene troubln. und headaches
are brought about through constant strajn (o
get perfect vision through an Imperfect eye. arvd
he proves his theory true by reading you many
letters from hts patients who have been cared ot
serious diseases, tupped uy,aU .tail the 'most
advanced in the scioncs of ophtbolmtjjosv', .1,0
have no connection whatever with the eye. ,ll
is well worth your while to call and have a 'talk
with the doctor, lie will put the human eye
before you loan entirely different lljlit ifrotn
thatinwliichyouaveheldlt twfore. -If you
are interested call even though your eyes are
perfect. He Is an Interesting talker. 'Examina
lions are free, because there are many Who do
not understand that their eyes ure tho direft
cause of many ailments, which medical treat
ment and change of climate have failed lo p r'
ruanendy cure, because the eyes were the aggro,
vating cause. Office at parlor of lllanco Iptsf
for two,ttreks or longer.
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