so:ii'i sailors bwui.
And Oihors Do Not, Yet Manage
to L'.vo Along.
.;lmmlii lu tiw flw' Hit! Waters
nr thn Tin. mi.- Nflwf
tiroum oi lirowu.ns
rreorv?tfc '
; ' ! ,.'( 1 1 1 1 i r i vfTX
Albany Steim Laandrj Ti: fist r?
C it'iiht,.:i
r."i iwrjantaiie of lilue jackets to the
,. -f wlm arc nnnbta to is
-.' i.'-i'.i.v br-o tawarraut snr.'.c surprise
' i i"' jvirt of an Inqv.iivr. Appron-
.,o-,a t'io iiar.il eervlen wltli uo
- , ' i-.-aiViicdpu of how tokeepailiart
1 10 v.-.ittr Ihi'-n they hnvo of star
i mninlopirallniit, studding sail
l,jra,' tracing line, block ship, thimblo,
i,o 'Hips. In tiino, of course, the young
..v is hound to malm the acquaintance
. .i... i.tt.w hnt. hci nrnv become gray
i-.nrt salty, and perhaps rise to be bo s n
..into, and never learn w swuu.
,.. ,,t.f ttin.savs the Now
111 tlUlV lAtrtv
York Sun, tho lack of accomplishment
.due to Jack's not toning auvuu"B
' ..(nniiuw fFtrod him. be-
uiuselie has many chances to learn if
;,a onlv would. When ships are numg
. .. ",v,. i -ur,n wntcrs Demiission
io swim is often given to those who
vbh it, and there arc enough BWim
... :., iuB ciihVK mmnanv toffivein-
JltUllft v
.. ..i h MhArR. To counter-
bakince the ones who do not swim
there are many expert swimmers in
, , ih work he has to
U1C HUVy, . , ...
do, Jack, after a yew 's Bcnrice, is like
ly to bj a splendidly tremcn leiiow
.": i w tamlmwd to the high
,it. and his food and hours are such as
i- keen Urn in the beat ol physical
V.ira. tio, vrhea Jack is a swimmer,
l ie conditions combine to make him at
, nee a strong and graceful creature in
ic water, lie knows his abilities, and
lis leads him into what the sedate
i ndancn might consider foolhardi
u'ss. When the ship lies in temperate
-. I. i Burimmmp ncrmission has
t: rn j'iven, the ship's port lower boom
ii lot down into the water. This boom
l'cs against the ship's side when she is
under way, but when at anchor is used
i s the mooring place for such small
! oats and lnnnches as may be in serv
ice at the time. A life line runs from
lie ship to the topping lift, which sup
ports the boom. The lowering of the
iidom into the water gives Jack a con
venient but slightly hazardous way of
getting down, lint the sailor swimmer
ii, nmfnra in nse the boom as a
iiijanB of getting back to the ship after
a dive from the rau or some uwb.
Cigc point. A dive from the rail means I
a descent of eighteen feet in the case of
a frigate, and more in the modern
cruiser. This height is not so great as
to dannt Jack's courage, and many
saQormenhave plunged headforemost
in the sea from the tip of the flying
jibboom, which is upward of thirty-five
feet from the water.
In swimming in tropical waters there
fa one drawback to the sport-sharks.
The sight of a triangular black fin knif
ing its wav through the water, and
. ..),i,min7 nf the water by
the llick of a tail, is chilling enough
when seen from the safe deck of a ship,
; nn iinnht. marrow freezing when
viewed from the green level of the sea.
If Jack wont swimming unprotected in
such regions there would likely be an
at. roll call Some
Homing, lint Jack has his swimming
pond in the tropics or had in the days
of the great hulled frigate just as he
i,rfhor north. This is aceom-
K tMnmo nn the four ComeTE
.i n tnnliftt. thiis fnrmhur a baff, and
sinking it over the ship's side. When
it has filled the four corners are lifted
, l font, mit, nf the water, and Jack
has an admirable natatorium, secure
from sharks and large and deep enongn
to admit of any amount of diving and
.DTpiiTiniinff.
The fact that a bluejacket cannot
;m i,ae n mnr effect noon him in
the discharge of perilous duty than if
he were a merman, lie jumps lniu
. i n fLllfMAviD? errand when the
sea is mountain high, and he knows he
. tvwori n deck again if an
i:n"ry wave throws the boat upon her
...? onA fumble all hands out.
iruaui ouuo m
lie goes aloft and lays out to the end of
ii vard when the ship is tossing about
:... - Ai, anA trtirp ift nnthiiur below
iw.unwn,
hiin but an endless stretch of roaring
waves. The yard quivers and groans,
..-a TaAir huH in hold on like jrrim
death, for one moment's loosening of
his grasp and he is snapped off into
.r.,tn. This mMirifl nothing short of
drowning, and yet that thought never
seems to occur to him. His life goes
on, and perhaps the emergency of his
having to make some effort to swim
may never arise. ;.-
Each ship of the navy is fitted with
two life buoys on the starboard and
port rails aft. These are constructed
of a frame holding two large air-tight
eoppcr vessels. The apparatus floats
upright, and there Is a pUtee on which
the man overboard may find a footing.
The buoy readily sustains a man's
weight, and holds him comparatively
high out of the water if he stands on
v.....-,... hnlnn When a man has
tumbled overboard at night, and one or
both of the life buoys have beenor
,!,...,. ,i .r the sailor at the rail nulls
nf tum lmrihs over the buov. This
fires a cap, which ignites a long tube of
red fire inserted m me main upr-gui oi
,:. h.w Thn other knob. when nulled.
releases the buoy, and it drops into the
water. The red ure uurns a long wiuc
...! the luckless bluejacket.
Many a sailorman who could not swim
has been saved Dy tue ceieruv
which the life buoys have been dropped.
Time to Eat Thorn.
A brace of pheasants were once for
warded by a theatrical manager to one
of London's best-known and ablest
play tasters. He did not know what to
do with them; it seemed a foolish fuss
to send them back, and yet . So he
told his editor what had happened, and
r. M his advice. "How long have you
1 ad them?" asked the editor. "Eight
-y, ' uo aaawoma, "J.un ev worn
t.,, up.iiutiv. f it tLi" h worse than
Old papers for aale hereat flvecenH,
per doien.
You eat) get B loaves of bread al
Mayer & Kimbrouglifor 25 cla.
A 11 krnnurlllir i.liemMlves iudebled to
me will please call and sel"e '
-ar a tw t iu
once.
CAPTAIN .tiWEENEY, V. S. A,
....... i.MI, llnh'S (V
tian uiego, vyui. ".,n .--
larrh ltepieily Is the flrst nieiUoino I
have ever round that would do me any
Pr oe olio. Bom uy . "
timith.
nrnnertv with Peterson
. un Thev are aaeiiU for (lie
Old Reliable, Home Mutual, New
Zealand, Springfield of Masaaoliuseiu,
Continental, and other good, reliable
companies.
Notice far Publication
Urn Htatss Land Okici,
UuaoK, Cm, Obiooii,
June 1,1896,
i. i,h rivnii tliat in compli-
anoe with the provisions of the act of con
gress of J line S, 1878, entitled "An act for
the sale of timber lanus in tne sura '
Nivul and Washington
Territory," as exteaded to all the Public
Land States by act ot Augusi , -u....
nfOreion City, county of
Clackamas, State of Oregon, has this day
Bled in this office her sworn suitenieiii. no.
a.. th ni,w,asft nf the sK of n w
n e )i of swX and swKofnek'of Sec
tion No. 22 in township Bo. lu soinu,
vr. . u., .,,,1 will nfter nroof to Show
that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or atone thsn tor apticauu.
. ...a tn otliliab her claim to said
land before the register and receiver of this
office at Oregon City, Oregon, on awm..,.
the S6th day of August, 1886.
Shenames as witnesses: J t Berry of
Berry, Oregon, WmT Whltlock of Berry,
, , nhrt Cnrrell. of Berry, Oregon,
Ueorge'uaybura of Berry, Oregon. Any
and all persons claiming aovermij w.
., A IUA lanrlfl fttR TeOUeSted tO file
auoic-uw.," '
their claims in this office on or before said
26th day of August, 1895.
. ' llOBSBT A. AIUjIim,
Kegister.
RICHARDS 4 PHILLIPS, Propr$
Albany, Orcffon
All Orders Receive Prompt
Attention.
Special Rates tor
Family Washing.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money
Kotundea.
It la sold oa a jruusmsebr aU drua
atita, It euws Jjiolpwnt Consumptie
audia the bast Couth sad Crsus Gurm. i
. - lor sale by N. W.Bimlh.
J. F. HYDE, Agent,
jUebanon. - Oregon, -5
rine unenterprising i
Business Man . ..
Uses a small amount of Print'
orl Htutinnerv and other Ad
vertising matter, sna as
oonsequenoe his business die
away and he is then like the
man whose picture appear
above.
A.dmlnlBtrlotrlx'B Notloe
Notice is hereby given, that by order of
i, , M,ri nf l.inn conntv. Oregon.
UIBWUU.J w.- - -
i the undersigned haa been duly appointed
1 1. nA tharinivnuAiinea hciiukhuiuih-
istratrix of the estate of W. A. Bishop, of
said county, deceased. All parties having
claims against said estate are nereoj re
...sa au,t the same, duly verified,
iiuuw l" " '
..... njmini within six months
from the 12th day of July, 1805, the first
publication oftnis nouce, at tne urn u.
Bam'l M. Oarlana, woanon, ureBun.
Hahsah K. JJisner,
BaK'l M. Gakushd, Administratrix
Atty. for Admr'x. ol the sie oi
W. A. Bishop, deceased.
-Notice of AdminlBtratlon,
i. i.,ein? siven. that, bv order of
the county courtof Linn county ,Oregon,the
undersigned has been duly appointed and
now is the duly qualinea ana suun
nf the nMU Of NailCV Harks,
- .
deceased. AU parties having claims
against said estate are nereDy requireu .
ii. mi nmnerlv verilied, within
six months from the 12th day of July 1896,
the dale of the first publication nereoi, u
the nndersismedattne omce oi oum
Garland, Lebsnon. Oregon.
Jons a. iiAaas,
Hah'lM.0abum, Administrator.
, .... for AHmr. Estate of
Nancy Msrks, deceased.
y
PANSY.
MAYER & K1MBR0UGH
Havo just lweivtKl the finest lint; of CUOCKKliY and
GLASS "WARE ever brought to Lt'l.avon. wh'.th 1 1 icy in
vito you to call and inspi i t.
Their price are an low, if not lower than anywheve oIho,
in the valley.
Highest Prices paid fur country
product?.
LMfflE
THE GREAT
ilYER, KIDHE? 1HD C0SST1P1T1M
CUBE,
Pleasant to take by old or
young. SSo griping.
The root of the Liverine
plant is extensively used in
Norway for the cure of Tiles.
Sold by all first class drug
gists.
Wholesale Manufactures.
Anchor S Chemical Co.
Lebanon, Oregon
Lumber Ckeap
AT THE
WATERLOO MILL
(Two mile 't-t of Wutwloo)
lie nearest mill by eittht mites to any point in the Valley.
Lumber at bottom Trie. with lil.cnil tlirtcount for eanh.
Will fill orders at onco.
Save inoney, tiiiie, your vaon and teiun by buying of
WATERLOO MILL
You can haul 1500 feet at a load as the road iB good to
this Mill.
The Enterprising
Business Man. .
BARBER SHOP
Best Bliaves, Hair Cut oi Shampoo at
B. F. KIRK,
SrsrraifSSShaving Parlor.
Consequently his BuBiness In- .
1 ha becomes 8
happy as the individual who
is represented by the piotuw
just above.
Notice of Executrix.
vtt u lunwhv iriven to all whom it
may concern, that, by an order of the
County Court for Linn County. ouh ui
Oregon, the undersigned has been duly ap
pointed and is now the duly qualified and
acting Executrix 01 me m "
testament of Eugene H. Ulm, deceased.
All parties indebted to said estate are re
quested to make Immediate paynwui.
,h nnrfmiimed. and all parties having
claims against the estate are hereby re-
..-..! hmfMHit the same nroiwriv m-
fied, within six months from the 6th day of
April 1895, the first publication oi uns
notice, to the underaigneu ai uie muiuc
Sam'l M. OarUnd, Ubanon, ure.
L. J. VIM,
K. of the last will and testament of
Eugene H. Ulm, deceased.
Sak'i. M. 4AMin,
Atty. for Executrix.
Job Piintinfj -R
Wo
W. E. CHANDLER,
Dealer If
Stoves Tin and Plumbing Goods.
NEXT DOOR TO ST. CHABLEH
HOTEL.
Elegant Baths.
Children Kindly Treated.
Ladies Hair Dressing e Specialty
TINNER and PLUMBER.
Reparing and all kind of Jod work done at hard time prices. ' (
LEIJAN0X, - - OREGON,
liutiv. or i'.y'" lie worse toaa
j. . "pi " brines eb I
Oregon Central &EasternR.R. Co.
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE,
rnnu4 at Ysnuina Bay with the
Sao Francisco aud Yaquina JJay meam
hip Company
Steaiostiip ."Farallon"
a i Ai,d flrstolass In every respect
Balls from Yaquina for San Francisco
about every 8 daye.
Puaui.nirer accominoaallons uiisu'
passed. Bli'irlMrt rocte lieiween mr
Willamette Valley anu i;auinrun.
Fare from Albany or points west to
San Francisco:
;;(;
Steerage............ B u
Cabin,roundtrip,60da. 18 00
For aallliig days apply to .
H. L. Wai-den, Agent, "
Edwih Btons, Ma'ger.. Albany,
Curvallis, Oregon.
Oreifon,
Cbas, ClakK, Bniit., , :,;
VarvNiue, "
QrHu.
ol All Kinds
Is done at this Office' ifa
Workmanlike Manner, and at
Prices to Compare with the
Ynnr Rnainass will be
Increased by having Your Job
Printing done at tms urace.
THE LEBAHOH EIPBES8.
lor' for the Jaded aa fiood
Health for all Unkind.
ior En immu.
drugs or
on. Joy's
Vegetable
Consttps
lion, Uvrt
Complslnts
and Kidney
Affections.
J . nnrjlfcUTC .
bur I man i w
rxn I OBTAIN A PATWT ?
troinpt n.wer nil u bonett 0Wn.'";iT13
M. Al.
funostlon concernins ruirwiw
numNniiwi
I and KWmtno doom ifuwnw. .
'atenu tftkeo tbroURh itunn m GO.
"SllklTif ffrtltioBJBODll.ly. wHi.(S
fcpiM, US wur7 OOClW r . H
1 CAriisMt, ui fo,.ii itrVrtfUa
1 -".ir tit :
Jot's Teireiable
BnntanaHllA
prarents tired feel
lngs, staggering sen
sations, palpitation
nf lur( nuh nf
blood to the head,
oinunea, ringing 10
tars, spots before the
ye hsadache, bil-
iomae,onaiiipMtoB
of bowels, pains In
ine Dscs,oieiancnuir,
tooaue coated, foul
breath, pimples on
faoa. badV and limb.
declineofnerrs forae
diizy spells, faint
spslls, cold, elammy
mS and hsjuhLaoiir
risings, fatigue, in-
oranukanu au uw
esstsoftbeetomach,
Urer and kidneys.
Jvm v.(ubit atr
.pni.u iibr su
dnmUls. Itefuse a
tutxtmite. When you
Mr far ih.bHtwUutl
yoegstlMlMSl,
sS
JT and I-ttHlU i.ro -)ggu
eAMMiiwl oa nivy Jy
Ji w re v
(
1,000.000 People Wear
D6LAS
US3 SHOES
W - .. . . t L
cr rut c j fin i i si n i a ror .f
'J.UO,J2.&o,7.uu,i.a s
rAN PIT ANY POOT.
N'Si Wer VT. I Ihniir.ni ihof mid
uvu iriitu w 1 .ou to wu.oy u
W. I.. Inini1it
For Sale by Hiram Baker, Lebanon, Or.
Zing cij
MOHT, 3TR0N0.
JPEEDY, HANDSOHE.
FINEST MATERIAL.
SCIENTiriC
WORKMANSHIP.
Four Models 85 and tBlOO.
IMRY MACHINE FULLY OUARSNTEED. ' SEND .CENT STAMP FOR CATALOO'.
f Monarch Cycle Co, ' K,;
si. m.. nft'..r, ,'.,.. and t'i 't,'& f.ti . Tr CAtlO. 'LL.
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