The Oregon register., March 23, 1888, Image 8

Noticc for PubiiCBtion.
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Orejón March Sth, 188». I
Xotico i. hora be piren tbal the.foitowing-
___ I ao.tler ha» Oled notioa of nte teteottoo to
tuke luí prooí in aupport of bin eteian, and
.UlLtTprEfwill benmd« befo.e '•» )■«*«• «
Jfert of íafehill óouty. Oregon, •• Lafeyelto,
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Zurich institution has offered B
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,j1 i2^O0fr^pcs for new investi-
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Ü"11 gatsons of*"the relation which the
SCIENTIFIC MIBCELLAKV.
fonuatioo of ths bones bears to the
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ELECTRIC POWER 13 SWITZEBLAjm.
T wo electric motors at Solothurn, 1 brate skeleton.”
The 'so-called “American” trout
Switzerland, are driven by a current
generated "five'miles "away ¿re ** thnvln« “ NorwegianjgaU-rs,
two dynamos receive thirty bores
*lUnlPU are to be made to
.power of energy from a waterfall. rhmaUze black bare obtained from
Tert, of the efficreney of the system! “^"firrt complete foreil üieleL
were made last October, and the re-
a wh>k found under Un
, port of the committee of eminent marf jn the south of Sweden, has
experts has lately been published,., just been presented to ths Univere-
sbowing that with both generators ity of Upsala.
and both motors running, the loss
Tht .«^ of
d«p sea is an
»Ute Utevn «TO
expensive one. The cost of compil-
of power in transmisión was only ¡ng and publlflh]ng the reporU of
about twenty-five per cent.
ith the Challenger expedition is said to
one generator and one motor the have already exceeded £2OU.O0U
loss was thirty-two per cent
the work being still un finished.
GREAT REFRACTORS.
on Tueaday, May lat. I*«, ”w
Lananrd C.
«ntrv. No. 4,2te7» for tho oasi
lalf oí aertlwant qualter of aceiten 11, tatSa
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°^He aamea tbo folio« iM witneaaee to preve
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hiaconiu.uoa. i«aid.«ceupoa, and culuv.üoa
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NoctbYamhdl. Oregon.
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ToSquirrils and Gophers I
I Josephine.
COFFEE IX JATAi
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... 3 Yamhill .. .
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May Sth, 1888, vi*
Merriman Folaad.
noir iff fl tn* "7 No. 4.47L for tbe a w 4
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-^Williams and Hibbs.
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the following
witneeaea
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--— to prove
in residence
reaidence upon and cultivate...
cultivation of | .
bi* continuous
*aid lais*! via.
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Joeeph Bixby, IL H. Bunn. Geo. W. Wallace, I
G.T. icKutley, .U ol
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ktegiater.
SUIIIIIIOUH.
In the circuit court • life »tate of Oregon lor
YuuLill coenly.
! J-a.* W. BkUDWKLi, Ptetetilf.
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Stiminoli*.
I Gronos M. B iiiu , Defendant.
To Ueorge M. Beeler, defendant aboee
In tbe cirenit court of tbe atate of Oregon for
named:
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Yamhill county;
In 'he namr of the .tate of Oregon von are
8. C. Foacx. Plaintiff.
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bttebj required to appear and aaraor the com­
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Suit
for
Divorc«,
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plaint filed herein agaiuai yon in the above en-
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Jan Foarx, Oefondwnl.
liUed eauae on or before tbe 26th day of March,
Te Jane Foree. aaid defendant:
IreS. that being the firat day of the nsrt regular
In the name of tbe alate of Oregon, yon are term of raid coon, neat after due aerv.ee of
hereby required to appear and anawvr tbe com
thia euin’nooa upon yon by publication aa by
plaint filed anmai yen in tbe above entitled law provided, and it yoo fail ao to enawer .he
Mito« or before lb, tlivt day of he next reyo- rlaHUUf will take judgment agatuat you for tbe
lar term of th. court, which ■ Mondey, March ante of fed), with intoreat thereon from May Sd,
26. 1-S8. and if you tail to anawer. for wont 1885, at ten per cent p«r auuum; for the rum
tbereo' tbe piaiauff will apnly to the court for of 854.75 wt'h interert thereon froth October
a decree dweolring ihe bond« of matrimony • x- M h. 18®, and ten per cent per annum: and
iating between plaintiff and defendant, and fe
for .the cum of S19.7S with intereal thereon from
tbe care end coatody of Cleo Force and Verna Noreteber 4th. 1 hm 5. and ten per cent, par an
Force, minor children of mid part», aqd that num: and for tbe enut ot rt-> attorney a fee* and
f,.,-«—. be decreed to have no internet in the the route and dialmraementa or thin action, and
platetlff'a real MUto to-wil:
Beginning at a an order of »ala of the real and pcraonal pro­
point 2 feet eaal of tbe aemth weal corner of lot pe rtr attached in aaid cauae.
f, block 17, ol the town of McMinnville, lam
Thia Mtmntoio ia publiabed in tbe O moou
hill corntv. Oregon. Ounce east JI4 fbet. north RttunrrnJbr aix week» by order of Hon. B P.
14» feet we« ill leet. couth I'Xt feet to place ffe.i.e, judge of aaid court, made at cb.mbera tn
of beginning, and for auch farther relief aa «hall ttelem, Oregon, January 24th. A. D., 1»S8.
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FENTON A FENTON.
Tkte eammoew la publiabed atx, weeka in the 26-41
___________ Attorney! for Pkiotiflt
Owrooe*Rm.r»-rwn bv orderof Hon. K. P. Boiae
judge ol Mid court, made at chambere. Jannaiy
2o7l~fei
FENTON A FENTON.
26 6c
Atlorneya for Plaintiff.
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Advertise U!XS£
PATENTS
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Disease of the coffee-plant caused j Lake...........
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many successive fai hi res of the*
The committee respectfully recom­
crops in Ceylon, ruining many mends that the county conventions
planters and producing great dis­ for the election of delegatee to the
tress, and ultimately led to the state convention, unless otherwise
growing of tea in place of coffee. ordered by the local county com­
mittee. be held on Saturday, March
A like revolution in planting may 24, L88&
B. G oldsmith .
have been averted in Java by a re­ Chairman Democratic State Central
cent timely discovery. Dr. Burck,
Committee.
of the Botanic gardens at Buiten-
korg, has found-that an attenuated
solution of chloride.of iron prevents
the disease when applied to the un­
der side of the leaves, while touch­
ing with strong sulphuric acid kills
the gesms in the spots that may be
seen on the plants already attacked.
These specifics will be somewhat
expensive, but, if successful will
prove an inestimable boon to Java
planters.
Caveau. and Trade Marti obtained. and all
Patent baainem roudueted fer Mole rate I’M*
Our «Bea is oppomte C. 8. Patent oBce. W e
bare no nob agencie*. all beamene direct, berce
... traenti ratant brteinea* ir lem prue and al
Lena Coat tbaa those remo e trow Washington.
Send model, dr.« iu or photo. wit! deacrip
no.
Wo advine |. patenta' le or not, hoe of
curte
Our fee not due ti J patent ia encored.
A book, ' How to Outain Patente." with re­
feren cea to actual cliente in you. Bute, county.
,r town, *en* free. Addle*»
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opposite Patent OCco. Wd«hington. It. C.
Sim: ad tee!
UNINFLAMMABLE WOOD.
■apaUMad^
Atto^
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Notice In hereby given that the followlng-
named aettler haw tiled notice of hie inleoiion to
make final proof in eopport of hie «•«■, and
that aaid proof will be made before the judge
or clerk at Tillamook, uregoo, oo Tnewlay.
The Only First Class
Buckingham, London. England.
convention will be composed
twenty-one. Six of these instru- of 155 delegates, apportioned to the
menta are the work of the American , various counties on the vote cast
firm of Alvan Clark A Sons. ' ~ "
candida^ to congress at the
vn aw
’ ’«lotion of 1886. being one delegate
for each county and one for every
In recent - experiments a^oys 12QQ anj fraction over 100 votes so
have been" formed by pressure, but cast. In accordance "With said appor-
Mr. Wm. Hallo-k. of the U. S. Geo- ’ tionment, the respective counties
logical surviy find« that alloys ' wil1 •» entitled to the following re-
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may be prr.luced from their pow-1 I eteowonf
presentation,
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dered constituents, without pressure, i Benton . ” .
b Malheur..
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7 Marion......... ... V
at a temperature above the melting Clm-kimas
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5 Morrow
point of the alloy but below that of I c<Jun&ia..
3 Multnomah..
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4 Polk.........
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the constituents, the molecules j
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4 Tillamook..
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simply being allowed to lie in con- ! Cuny .
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2 Umatilla .
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tact. In this curious discovery he [ Dgyre...
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claims a new law of physics, which •
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he proposes soon to verify further. ! Jackson...
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Oregon. Mwrch. Sth, 1888.
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1 DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
gix delegateg to tht. MtiOnal
democratic convention, and six al-
temates; to ratify the various dis-
trict nominations, and such other
J?usinere as may properly «me be-
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Notice for Publication.
Made by a new prooaaa, novar falte to give
oattefaruou. Every can warranted or moon y
refunded.
TboCHEAPKS . became the beoL
Prepared ia each a way ibal equiml. eal It »
preference to green gra a. etc. Owr 5OJN0
cua aoU iaai year Ark your druggiat or deal
er for it, and tue no other
MERCHANT TAILORS.
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Of the world’s refracting tele-
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A democratic state convention for
scopes mne have apertures exceed- the gUte of Oregon ^by caHed
ing twenty inches, viz: Lick ob-tto meet at Pendleton, Umatilla
servatory, Cat, thirty-six inches;.' county, on Ttieaday, April 3, 188$, Tailoring Establishment in the County
.,.i work and low pn.vs..^J
«w Ü* purpose 91
of nominating a
Pulkova. Russia, thirty inches; tor
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OREGON
' »enna, twenty-«-ven; Im versify of
f Virginia, twenty-fcx; M ashington
naval
observatory, twenty-six;
Gateshead, England, twenty-five;
Princeton. N. J., twentv-three: and
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of Sdid Uod, VÚ»
W. M. Wardle, plaintiff,
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John Wardle. Randolph M.
Wardle,
Nancy
Wardle
Rcklyne A. Ticknen, Henn
Tiekuer. Harriet E Pack,
wood,
E. Packwood. s
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Clare
Wardle. Debani
Clare M.
M. Wardle.
Debangk
A. Wardle, Daiay A. WardL
Atfonao W. Wardle and Ma- ’
b!eE. Packwoo .detendanla.
To John Warde. Randolph M -
Wa.-dle. Roeklyne A. Tickr
nor and Mabie E, Pack we«
In tbe name of tho alate of
hereby reonired to appear u
plaint Sled agaioat you iu t|
auit in the above entitled cow
26th day ol March. 1888. that1
ot the next regular term u
that il you fail to appear anj
plaint within aaid time the t
to tbe court for the relief
complaint herein, to-wlt: (
clowing the sort age deaarfei
complaint herein and for auatfa
premiaea deoeribed there»«
aouth weal one fourth (J) of fit
fourth (4> nf section four (41 fi
and all that portion of the rrw
tbe aoutb-eaet one fourth (1)«
of T 4 S, K 4 W, tying north <
nel of Baker and Panther < iwk
hundred ecreo »1 land more«
aitnated in Yamhill county,
plaintiff have a decree for-ctai
each of aiW defendant* and all
ing under either of them of i
demption in waki 0remi»«*, j
Judgment agaiuat John Wardite
remaining due and finally l«ri
further relief aa may be met a «
conMrience aa prayed for in phhl
Thia *utmnona i* publi*be4W
R. P. Boiae. judge of »aid emd
Done at chamber* at Sales, 0
dayofFe ruary, lHbS.
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Notice
Narrow Ganse Sysla
Oregonian Railway, L’d, Line.
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■■ Until further notice trains will'
arrive and depart frojn Lafayette
as follows, to and from Portland.
MAIL.
LBAVB
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Portland.... 75)* m Airlie...... .11,30 a tn
r undec
9 35 a m Sheridan Jotk 2 01 p m
3 25 p m
Lafayette.. .10 (X a ui l-afayttta..
pm
8l>endanJunli tórni Dundee... . 4
Airlie(arriv) 2 27 p m Portland (ar) 6
pm
For faither information apply to tbe Com-
panfSi Agent at Lafayette, or addreas General
SUITER ID
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M exicar M usiamo
office, corner Second A Pine Sta., Portland Ogn
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R. P. UNGERMAN
At the instance of the Belgian
minister of public works, Messrs.
Boudin and Donny hare investi­
gated the subject of rendering wood
fire-proof. They report that the re­
O reoox .
sistance of wood to beat may be
considerably increased, though ab­
solute incombustibility cannot be
secured. The resisting material
must take the form of an injection
into the filiera of the wood or of a
coating; and it must be not too ex­
pensive, non-corrosive, speedy in be­
coming fixed, easily applied, neat leutifillj lllistnM. 25ctL,$3tYear.
and unalterable. An injection of a
m •©MFM.-THR AHUPAS JUGAlIM
J' oanceutrated solution of phos^ihate «iw o rt l w o e e to nan—el tonaca and m
Ke bt— s ie ro and art are ad the barbea«
• of ammonia is reccom mended as Ssr-*z==UÄE.‘S?ss:
the best treatment for small pieces
’ - of wood; but a more generally avail­
i
able plan is coating with cyanide of
If you -wrajit ajyy-tiiiTig in trie line of
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potassium or asbestos paint.
Ml*
The scent of bloodhounds is dull,
compared with that of certain male
moths. Mr. C. H. Piesse, in a late
AND I WILL M ake TOO MONET, FOB
work, states that if a newly-emerged j
female Saturnia carpini is placed in
a closed box, the males will come
Baggie». Carta. Hark«. Wagons. Buford ptoj«- “d • fall line O( farming imple
•■•enta. Are AB«! tor Ike
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Celebrated
Steel Skein LaBelle Wagon, the
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hills and buildings intervene, and
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TZ: O’COlSnsrOT^,
.have even found their way down a
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Farming Implemetns
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Portland & Wilamette Valley R y I notice.
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