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About The Oregon register. (Lafayette, Yamhill County, Or.) 18??-1889 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1888)
* Tb.® Oreg-on ISegister domain over the continent and is lands of Europe. It is not, as 4s frequently supposed the ancestor of JANUARY - - 20,1888. the domestic animal, this place be ing now generally conceded to the SCIENTIFIC MI8CELLANY. The citizens of Dayton and vi- ‘ Egy ptian eat (F maniculata.) * •’ cinity are hereby informed that | A PECULIAR ACID. MOUNTAIN MAKING. the undersigned has opened a __ _ - , An East Indian plant, known to A new theory of the formation of mountains hai been offered by Mr.' botanists as (Jymnrma »ylrentre, was new Boot and Shoe Shop, at the above named place, anil is pre T. Mellard Reade, the well-known not long ago found to possess the pared to do all kinds of Boot and English geologist. He supposes property of temporarily destroying Shoe and Harness repairing at the that the periods of great sediment- a11 *n* of 8weet a,ld bitter U8te8> most reasonable rates. „ Boots and Shoes of a:iy style ary deposit that have preceded the 80 tbat after the leaves have been birth of every large mountain range chewed, the taste of sugar or qui- and description, made to order at prices to suit the times. have been followed by a great ele- >8 tbat of sand or chalk. Mr. B@^All work warranted. vation of temperature, producing David Hooper, a chemist of India, Ç. F. KIPPAX. < expansions of the strata, with conse- has extracted the active pffhaiple,. • queut forcing up of ridges. Labor-, wh>eh constitutes about six per atory experimente with the various cen^- 5he weight of the dried rocks show that heating would give ltfave8> an^ ^ías the same influence Caveat«, and Trade Marks obtained, and all Patent boaineaa conducted for Moderate Fee«. such resulte. ¡as ^le h‘ave8 upon tlie Our office if eppoeite (J. H. Patent office. We ■ the oyster in F rance . taste. This reiiiarkab _ have no aub-agencies. all buaineat direct, here« can transact fiatent boaineasi ir leas time and at ( While oyster-culture is declining :,luct‘haB Wn nanied »’mnemic Leaa Coat than those resort from Washington. Bend mode), drawing or photo, with descrip- < in Great Britain, it is being remark- ac'^- , tioa We advise i. patents1 le or not, free of charge Our fee not due ti il patent ia secured. ably developed m France. In 18.x i A book, ‘ How to Obtain Patents,” with re I the Bay of Arcachon had twenty The large, b,rdB’ other ferences to actual clients in jroui State, county , 14- •oyster beds; in 1865 the numberllarge annna,B’ are Readily gomg, or town, sen* free. Address cl - a _ snsro'w <sz co,ii was 267, with an annual produetioifand a11 maX 80011 d>«»ppear from Opposite Patent Office, Wellington, If. C. of 10,000,000 oysters; there are now ,the earth’ H is behevcd that ¿he i Notice lor Publication. 15,000 acres of beds, with a yearly ’“»“"geyer, or Alpine vulture, has j LAFAYITTB -- OREGON. PATENTS The Register L and O ffice at O beoon C ity 6 , Or.. yield of 300,000,000 oysters.’ In a <U8t bt7°n‘e ln | Ileceniber J(W , December, 6, 1*87. decade the product of Auray has ; ^«‘«^nd, a solitary female spec- ~ Souce ta i,e„hi iien ,b.t th’. •_______ . . * T non non . non ! men, which has dwelt Oil the Biot- , named «.Her hu hied notice of bm.intentioii to increased from / ,000,000 to 70,000,- I I make ftr.al proof m support of bu claim, and nnn __ _______ i schhorn during the last twenty-five ¡ that eaid proof will be made befoie the county ■ OOO PHOTOGRAPHIC oysters per annum. j , ... Judge or clerk pf Tillamook county. Oregon, at METEOROLOGY. I }’eaM’ hawn8 at l’st faUen a Victim | Tillamook. Oregon, on Saturday, January, 28th, M. Janssen, the French physicist'. I toP°*8On’ ; i I --- --------- T * — Tins ccnntndruni came to Will Continue ........... 1 1 ",.111 During the Year 1888 ontswer, * ‘ Homestead entrv No. 4,£55, for the E J of NW^ the -St. Alban and w j of ne j oi section is. T i S'. R « w. considers the camera a valuable ad- j djtion to the instruments of thejme- M<i»erii«r by private conveyance from a teorologist. He has exhibited to; Rutland ,OUnt>’ town: two nVem „id laud viz: W O Ke>so. J W Latmier J H ...j e n in New England ask and answera ques* JolaP l)*v«dson. all of Tillamook postof- the Academy of Sciences some fine tion? Hoofijc and Pag8nillBic <’«.» T.ibmo«« county, Oregon. * * pictures illustrating the character-1 '..ut.» ... -- ------ ------- ■- ■ ■ ■ j mt Register, istics of mountain-clouds at the dif-: ADVERTISERS Not hie tor Publication. forent hours of the day. The “sea on advertising space when in Chicago, will find it on file at ' 45 to 49 Randolph St., L and O ffice at O regon C ity . 1 of down of Carly morning under** the Advertising Agency of LORD&THOMAS. ________ Op»gnnr Dac_71h , 1 8* 7 goes interesting -changes through • ~—7 • __ . _ ' Notice is hereby given that the following- -the action of air-currents set-in mo- Sil DSCn U0 for "tile K©firis't©r. named settler ha« "tiled notice of bis intention to ________________ __ ________ * i tary Lowes: Restores Manhood, fl a pkg;*6 for Free at office, ■v, $5. w. Trial *a_»a pk >’** • l2c postage. rrou a. utuvv. Advice -and ccn-uiUtion on all Private and Ch ionic Dheaee-« free. ©ORF?. 3 115* K. Van Baren cor. Clark,J CHICAGO, The Of Yamhill County. make final proof in aupport of his claim, and } tbot said proof will be made before the eeuirty • tion by the sun. ** “ - — • • • inA»* or clerk of Yamhill donnty, Oregon, at ~ i, on Saturday, January ilst Partially successful experiments AdV6ft¡S6 Rate's are Reasonable' ____________ _ . in signalling by means of electric •-------- —;--------- Jeptha Martin, . — quickly cure« j Homestead entry No. 6MW for Lots No. lights flashed on clouds have been j CDCT TRIAI effects < NERVITA of Youthful ErjMbd and 3 of See. 31, Tp. 3 8. B 3 W. made by British officers at Singa-lrntC 1 nlWL' Alt! Nervous Invoi3nj He names name« toe the following witne^ei witnes-e? to »rove tuub Debility, iiivoiuu ha “pore. A message of four words was read from an out-going vessel at a distance of sixty knots, but the re ply escaped notice. It has been discovered that wool previously saturated with a ten per cent, solution of glycerine can bear a prolonged heat of some 275 de grees without injury. ■'v" '’-~’ THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE IS . his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, BSIU said l«nu land, . VJX^ viz: ■ Q|, Wm. Wilson and E. 8. Keys, of Dundee. Ind |K Wall and N Carlin, of Lafayette, all in Yam- bill county, Oregon. W. T. BURNEY. I 19-61 Two Dollars, Payable During1 tlie Year. THE CAT TRIBE. . The true cats are embraced by the genus Felyi, which includes AND I WILL M a ' k E YOU MONEY, FOR some fifty species. These are dis tributed over every portion of the globe, except Australia and the South Pacific islands, though most ( Buggies,-Carte, Hacks, Wagons, Buford plows, and a full line of farming imple merits. Ain Agent for the Celebrated Steel Skein LaBelle Wagon, the’ .abundantly developed in the hot Best 1 in the World. « r’la-A.zsric: o ’ cohnor , latitudes. According to Heilprin, _______ • j Lafayette,tlregoi^. the better-known American forms are the jaguar, whose range com SclxQfleld. eSc ZvCoxgrarx, prises the entire region included be 87 Washington St, . ' . • . . Portland, Oregon. tween Patagonia and Texas. The -cougar or puma, with probably the most extended north and south Í range of any mammalian species— ¡ Patagonia to the sixtieth parallel of 1 north latitude; the ocelot, which, in : »one or other of its several vari ties, I Of all tirades and the Latest Eastern Styles. ranges from Arkansas through I Samples ^Æailed. on .A.pplieation. Texas and Mexico to Patagonia; the nearly equally distributed mar- 1888—EVERY LADY SHOULD TAKE IT—1888 gay — Mexico to Paraguay,—and several allied species of small inter tropical “tiger-cats;” the jaguar undi and eyra, unspotted cats rang-' . _ I ing from Paraguay to the northern j OF - boundary of Mexico; the Chilian j- colocollo; the pampas-cat; and the lynx, which inhabits the greater I Bketchaa of Noted Places and People, Splendidly-Illustrated Articles, Tales end Novelets by Famous Authors, part of the American continent ■ Illustrated Hints on the Fashions,^ Numerous Work-Table Patterns. north of Mexico, prominent among ¡ THE BEST AND CHEAPEST of the ladv’w-b»*1**« It nw>rv for thn money end combine« merit« than any other. Its rtorle«, novelet«, etc., »«» rthnitted to be the beet published. Its con the Old World cats are the lion, I froAtar tributor« am amour the most popular authors of America. A FELL-SIZE DREMH-I* ATTFIIN with each narabcr. which alone la worth the price of the the tiger, the panther or leopard, nnmtwr. Every month, alm, there appwn a MAMMOTH COLORED FASH ION- PLATE, wiperbly mlon-d, and giving the latert Ihirirtaa style« of drew. Also, household, cookery, and other receipts, article« the ounce or irbis, the spotted tiger, on art-embroidery, fluwer-cultnre, borne-decoration—in short, everything intererting to ladles. the serval, the cheetah, and the «“CLUB-PREMIUMS FOR 18801 FINEST EVER OFFERED Pfc* lynx. No form of cat may be said TERMS, ALWAYS IM^ADVAXCE, >2.00 A YEAR. to be common to Europe and Amer 3 Copien for •3.50 With th» elegant book. "Choice G*ma," or a large atecl-encraving, “The Wreath of Immortally,’’ as a premium tor getting up the club. 4410 ica, though there are varities of ‘ 3 .. for •6.40 With an extra copy of the Magazine for 1388, as a premium, to the lynx in both, as well as in Asia and 4 G Coplea M « person getting up the ciuk 0.00 Africa. The cougar is often inac 5 Copies for •8.00 With 1 both aa extra copy of the Mewrine for 1R88 and the targe steel- 10.50 I engraving ; or the book “Choice Gems" to the peraon gttting up the dub. curately called the “panther” in T «« > FOR LARGER CLUBS STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS I America, while the American, “wild Addrem, port-paid, CHARLES J. PETER8ON, cat” is a kind of lynx. The wild sot Chwtaat 8L, Philadelphia. Pa. cat proper, Frlir catun, extends its ■Spechnons sent grub, If written for, to get up clubs vritU During the Present Session of Con gress The Register Aw Underselling Them All.' Will Have a Regular Correspondent In Washington, whose Letters are Reliable and In teresting. V ■<> Wall & Ceiling Papers REMEMBER THE Oregon Register IS THE ONLY V 8 PAGE 8 PETERSON'S MAGAZINE Paper in the County. LITERATURE, ART, AND FASHION. Large Circulation ! Special Inducement •«u___ TO ADVERTISERS! ( f
