Au minou«.
The magnetic properties of iron
have been found by M. P. Ledeboer,
io be unaffected up to a temperature
of 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit, beyond
which they are rapidly lost, becom­
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY
ing scarcely perceptible at 1.300 de
grees. and entirely disappearing at
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THE tAw WABFAEE.
1,350 «legrees. They return in the
Results obtained at Washington
! same way as the metaf cools.
with Mr. IJ. H. A. Snyder’s system
Two telegraph wires, each aLout
of throwing high explosives from or-
’ six miles long, are to be laid in
dinary jguns hare been sustained^
»Spain expressly for studying earth
in some important tests made oV
I currents and atmospheric electricity.
the Turkish ^pyemment. A target
The lines will cross each other at
weighing over twenty tons, and con­
'the astronomical observatory of Mui. by • new pro««. new Hie »•«{’• ,
Mtufx-lian. Elert <*n warr.nted or monej
sisting of twelve one-inch-thick steel
San Fernando, one running due reloodod TWCHEAEE s . bewwe ths beet
, ».«pared in «act n w«y th.« .quirril« e.t 1« m
plates welded together and backed
east and west, the other due north .preference to green gm ., »«e. 0»«r 50000
•with a massive oaken frame, W“ and south.
I ru. uU UM year Ark your druggist or deni
’
j er for it, »nd U.e »0 other
*■> I
aet up, and was completely demol­
German foot soldiers are deriving I
” ' ”
ished by the explosion of a single
B. B. HIBBS.
benefit iron« discarding stockings i O. E. W1IL1AMS,
nitro-gelatine shell from a six-inch
,
• . - A
,
rifledlhowitrer 650 feet dirt>nt., >nJ keeprng the feet Wtjt «fed.
ToSquirrils and Gophers I
i» pablnhed bjafc
Attoru«y¿
Numinous.
In the circuit court of the
Yamhill county.
W. M. Wardle, plaintiff,
,,va
John Wardle. Randolph M.
Wardle,
Nancy Wardle,
Roaklyne A. Tickner, Henry
Tickner. Haniet E Pack-
: Williams and Hibbs.C
Ten »belfo were discharged without DEiI(X R.<TIC STATE CONVENTION,
the slightest injury to the gun. j
__ __
Each shell was -charged--with ten -
democratic state convention for
Clare M. Wardle, Debaugh
'• 1
A. Wardle, Daisy A. Wardle,
1
pounds of a mixture of ninety-four the state of Oregon is hereby called
Alfonso W. W«M|le and Ma
per cent, of nitro-glycerine and six to. ni<jett at Pendleton, Umatilla
b'.e E. Pack woo., defendants.
To Jobn.Warde. Randolph M. W m &J
per cent, of a compound of collodion, j£°unty, on Tuesday, April 3, 1888, Tailoring Establishment in the ( ount v
Wa.'dle, Rwklyne A. Tickner, |3
,
..
jfor the purpose of nominating a • ^jjj^Good work and low ¡»rices.
ner and Mairie E. Packwood,
gun-cotton, camphor and «ther-1cMndidateHforF^eBlb.r of cong,«,, a
In the name of the state of
This explosive is said tobe much: candidate for judge of the supreme M’MINNyiLLE,. - - OREGON
hereby required to appear and unvtrj
plaint filed against you io the abo^l
less liable to accidents and ipuch j court, six delegates to.the national ’ jut ▼ 224*7,
suit in the above entitled court oaud
26th day of March. lKHS. that b^hgiM
inore powerful than ordinary dyna­ i democratic- -convention, and six al-
of the next regular term of saj J
mite, whose nitro-glycerine is only ! ternates; to ratify the various dis­
that if you fail to appear an.l aiuw* J
trict nominations, and such other
plaint within «aid time tfie piaiiijfg
about seventy-five per cent.
to the court for the relief prajH M
business as may properly come be­
complaint herein, tow it: roriM
fore thé convention.
THE ENDLESS KAILWAY. ‘
closing the mort age described 1
Said convention will be composed
complaint ht rein and fur au order
A successful application of .-an
premises described therein -as (Aa
aouth-west one fourth G) of
old idea has lately been made by of 155 delegates, apportioned to the
various counties on the vote cast
fourth (4> <*f »ection four (4) io
Mr.e William Fender, of Buenos 1 for ’ cruuEdale to congress at the
and all that portion of the weatoatU
thé south east oue fop rib (j) of nectJ
Ayres. By means of certain *>“■!election of' 1886, being one. delegate
of T 4 8, iH W. lying north of ¡¿J
nel of Baker and Panther creeka.i^
provements, he claims to hav -e over-] for each county and one for every
hundred acres of land more or
situated in Yamhill County, Orw
come the difficulties experienced in 1200 and fraction over 100 votes so
plaintiff hoe a decree for**cio'b(u(j
using an Endless railway to em_ | cast. In acecinlance with sai«J appor­
each of «akPdetehdants and allpm^
tionment, the respective’counties
ing under either of them of all ^3
brace the wheels of vehicles having .1 will be entitled to the following re-
de in pt ion in said n remises. asdtutl
judgment against John Wardle torwfl
to traverse soft soil. The "railway l presentation
remaining due and finally formel) d
further relief as may be met in euifiijs
consists of a chain of _ flat slabs of i "
Bak.
5 Linn..............
"ter,.,., ■,
m.
uience
rs-i
-'I
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r.n.
>
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b'Mallieur.....
iton
hard wood, which Are riveted be-j
ieet. south I’M) feet to place ! Boise, jndg»* of said court, made at chmubera hi
This summons is published byerfcn
7
Marion
........
Clackamas
for such further relief as shall i Saleiu, Oregon, Janunry 24th, A. D., 1**8.
R. P. Boise .judge b! said court
tween thin steel plates, and are J'"
*
5 Morrow
Clatsop
..
«.
FEXTON, Ac FENTOir-i
Done at rhambers at Salem, Oregn,
3 Multnomali.
s published *rx week« in tb«.2ii-Ct_»
A’toroeys for Plaiutifff._ day of Fe fruary, I ko S-
linked together, the chain encircling ' Columbia.
4 Polk .. . ...
W. L. BRANI
I C ook ..........
the wheels, so that, as they turn,' Crook. ...
2 7-Gt
Attorney fur ft
4 Tillamook ..
I Cany .. •.
2 Umatilla .
Rates are Reasonable.
the blocks form themselves into a I > Douglas...
tí Union........
broad track in front. The system Gilliam ...
3'Waaco........
5 Washington
Grant..
has proven rcry effective, in carting • Jpc
7- WaWowa . ••
ha o if..
heavy loads accoss roadless tracts Josephine
3 Yamhill ...
Klamath
in South America and oYerswanipy
Lak e. ?
grounds near Berlin; and it is be­ L ede ; .. a .
The committeerespectfully reeom- P
lieved that the device would be
valuable for steam engines for plow­ mends that the countv conventions!^
for the election of delegates to the c<
ing.
state copvention, unless otherwise L
A NEW BIRD CATCHER.
ordered by the local county eom;, ti
MAIL.
The public monuments of Vienna mittee, be held on Saturday, March cl
LEAV|
.
LSAVK
x
Portland.
...
7.3)
a'm
Äii!w'.7.T.. .11.30 am
.are being not only disfigured but 24, 1888.
B. GOLDSMITH, ’
t<
Tundee....... 9 3.5 a m Sheridan Jun 2 04 p m
actually destroyed by the guano Chairman Democratic State Central
.Lafayette.. .10 08 a in IJ» fay ette..
3 25 pm
Sheridan J unii 55 r.ni Dundee... .
4 pm
.
Committee.
C
deposited by pigeons. Wire trel­
1 Airlie (an iv) 2 27 p m Portland (ar) G p m
l'or fuit her information appl^y to the Com­
lises have puoven unavailing for
pany’s Agent at Lafayette, or address General
protection of the statues ikhd build­
! office, corner Second A Pine Str., Portland Ogn,
thi t»oer, or obtun aatomates
ings, and as a last resort M. Trichy,!
on advertising space when in Cnxago, wiU find it on file at
the engineer having charge of the
monuments, urges a war of exter­
mination upon the birds.' He rec­
ommends the novel plan of intoxi­
cating the pigeons by feeding them
.with alcohol-eoaked peas, wJbich
.would render slaughter easy, while
■the volatile intoxicant would ■ not
impair the value of the flesh as ¡
R. P. UNGERMAN
food.
The Only Fiijt Class
Advertise
Notice.
ADVERTISERS
^^^XriORD&THOMÄS.
AVIAN LÓNOEVITY.
as just received a
H
large and
well «elected «tuck of 8< oy * s and Tin-
It has been observed that many j
ware, and propose« toaell cheaper than
birds, such as the eagle, the swan houselu the county. Everything kept on hand.
and repairing done aatisfactorly. and without
and the raven live more than a' delay.
Sept:», t-f.
century. The parrot, the heron. ¡ L afayette .
O regon .
the goose and the pelican have been j
known to reach sixty years; the I
THE
peacock, twenty-five; the pigeon,:
twenty; the crane, twenty; the gold- ¡
finch, fifteen; the lark, thirteen; the
blackbird,
twelve; the canary,
twenty-four; the pheasant fifteen; ¡
the thrush, ten; (he cock, ten; the
sohin, twelve; the wren, only three. Bentifilljlllosfrateil. 25 cts.,$3
AKWICIAL
VAJMTIES OF
BEETLES.
A Belgian entomologitó has pro­
duced the numerous color-varitieg
of certain coleóptera by chemical'
means, though he does not claim
that his process is that of nature. '
AJkalies and acids give colon vary­
ing from brown through red to yel­
low, and calcic chloride and heat
yield all the tints from green to
violet.
.
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