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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-25
Uppor Leather Nets to Hes
Russell Leather Team Nets

These nets cut from firm russell leather. The
iashes all piece securely fastened
at bars with patent fastenngs One the best cheap
nets made
No. 1921. Same No. 751e only has five bars
No. 1898 = Ieater Team Nets to head
five bars with 60 lashes. Each 1S5
Round Leather Team Nets.
No. 1928: Leather Team Nets, Body and Breast;
A.. with five e inch bars and so heavy round
- leather lashes Each. ................ 21O
No. 1927. Same as above only has 60 extra o ~
heavy round leather lashes. Each........... 2.76
Leather Face Pieces.
No. 1929 Leather Face Pieces made from upper
leather, with double bars and 16 lashes.
Each O.Zo
Climax Team Nets to Head.
1ashes. They make very desirable net and are very
NO 1881. White Cotton Mesh Each. $O:e5
No. 1888. Black or old gold Cotton Mesh. Ea. 1.O5
Non.Tangler Nets to Head.
Five cotton bars. 60 cotton cord lashes at top
No. 1885, Black, gold and scarlet. Each. 5000
Clipper Nets to Head.
Five cotton bars, heavy cord lashes at top, mesh
No. 1887 Black, with gold trimmings. Each 81 90
lndestructlble Nets to Head.
toms. Yellow trimmings
No. 1889 Black with fellow trimmings. Each 81 rs
! Electric Nets.
No. 1885, The Electric Patent Nets. These nets
are made with 2-ply leather bars and extra
heavy hard twisted cotton cord 1ashes the
are held securely in 'I place e's on n each bar by
patent fastenings; made in body and breast;
the 1hs o11oS bars f.
8 in. long and lashes #. long. The
best and heaviest cord fly net ever made.
Cotton Mesh Team Nets.
Body and Neck.
IT,. fo~
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-25

Upper Leather Nets, Body and breas'
No. 1901. This makes good. cheap net. five
inch bars with 40 long lashes. Each. -: 81.
No. 1903. Same as 1901, only bars are 70 inch,
and it has so heavy lashes. Each .......... 2.s
No. 1905. This number is extra value. bars
are "a inch, cut from plump stock, has go
lashes, cut to inch. good. heavy net.
No. 1907. This net is the same as 1908, only is
cut extra heavy and bars one inch and
the 1ashes are cut to inch heavy net.
Eacn..... On
Upper Leather Nets to Head
No. 1909. Leather Team Nets, running to head,
five u inch bars with 60 lashes, cut to
No. 7s atI same as 1909. with IL inch iashes
No. 1912. Upper Leather Team Nets, five bars,
Is inch wide with 80 heavy long lashes =,
No. 1913. Upper Leather Team Nets with 70 H.
bars and 81 long leather lashes. Each. 81
No. 1918. Same 1913, with 100 lashes in
stead Of 81 Observation-Disclosures. 3.<
No. 1917. Extra Heavy Upper Leather Team
Nets, bars 1 inch wide, has 100 long,
heavy lashes. This is the heaviest and best
fea,7 Of made X
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-25
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02

don. The Crit;c Is a gem. Always teeua-
ing with condensed accounts of the very
best in literature filed with admirable 81
Illustrations OF books of the day. This
monthly review is one Of the very best
OF our rragaztnsS and one which every
reader and thinker can study with interest
and advantage. It's departure into drama
tic criticism is distinctly an event In dram
attic development. The criticisms are by
far the most valuable from high point
Of view o. any thar are printed in America
TIE New illustrated Magazine, published
hy the international News Company.
Toronto and Montreal This magazine for
April contains some lovely stories-the
prettless being Carlton Dawes Rose and
C71rysanthemum series in which this Sec
end number b. called AT the Shrine of
Shinto" There is good illustrated
article. THE Last Days Of Charles l." by
Eduard Almack and one on "Cranks In
Fenny," story by George Gamble, is
beautiful.
The Wide World Magazine for April has
thrilling adventure. harrow escapes and
accounts Of travel. varied in form and
style enough to suit almost any wanderer
or rowing spirit. Across Europe With
oct Passport" by Or. PercfFal j. ID.
Fernam: The Truth About the Chinese
Emperor" by Pashiu Kin: a Night in a
Flood With a Mailman by John Blair, are
amcng the rousing subjects.
The Woulan's Home Companion, Mast
Cfoweil Il kirkpatrick. publishers, is Il
Journal devoted u the interests aud af-
fairs Of wnnacn. The April number is fill
cd with suggestions for women, with fine
ideas of ways and means to keep a house
that viii be beautiful without and cheer
fui within.
Donahoe's Magazine published in New
York has a serial which Will De interest
ing for two reasons 10 the people In Sc
attic who see this publication. II is q
romance founded upon Fact and called
"Winona.'' TIE story is written by Miss
Anna NJ. Johnston who mas made her
home In Seattle for several years. Vino
ma is the story of girl born of an Indian
mother and white father. educated away
from her sisters She is accomplished and
beautiful, and they are malicious and
homeiy. Winona goes back 10 her people
after her education has been perfected.
and her trials and struggles in the wig
wan are very touchingly told by Miss
Johnston. Wsnonas marriage TO Col
Floyd ends the story. Ii Is To he hoped
that Miss Johnston will continue nsr eff
forts in the direction that "Winona' has
so we'll opened. and that she soon again
will offer to the public the opportunity OF
reading another story from her facile pen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02

IL you are tempted to reveal
\ tale some one to you has told
About another, make il pass
Before you speak three gates OF gold.
Three narrow gates--tirst. "Is IL truee'
Then. lis il needfulr" In your mind
Give truthful answer and the next
II last and narrowest rs IL kind?"
And II 20 reach your lips az Las;
It passes through these gateways three
Then you may tell the tale. nor fear
What the result OF speech may be.
Grand Rapids Democrat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02

THE First Regiment band will give a
concert at the Seattle theater on Sunday
afternoon. April O. at 3 O'Clock. for the
benefit OF it's uniform fund. As the band
expects n number OF out-of-town engage
raerts this season IL desires to present an
appearance In keeping with its reputation
as the crack band of the Northwest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-02
THE PERIODICALS
JOR APRIL

The Cosmopolitan for April contains the
opening chapters Of one OF Count Leo Tol-
stoy's ininitahic studies OF Russian life
called THE Awakening" which lis beau
nfaIsy illustrated by Pasternak .Napo~
leon 1t Moscow. Portrayed by Yerest-
chasin.' Is an excellent aud intelligent
article, illustrated as only Nerextchagin
can. with that vlrile depth IN his por-
tTayai q the horrors Of war which places
Nerestchagln AT the head 81 the list OF
painters who have chronicled in colors
the battles which have made or uarrsSi
a nation. Ne one after seeing the Rus
Sian painters apo;heosis Of war would
ever desire "a promote war~or II one
Gid ane would have 20 f,e sure that ones
cause VAS Just. Among the good things
Viii so found Great Problems ln organ
izat!on-~R Recent Development in Indus
trial Organization" by r W. Morgan. the
Extraordinary Story # John Worrel
hseiy. by Julius Morisxeu, OLIVER CTofa-
| well" by y ] Gaac aud The Nemesis
q Motherhood" by Harriet Prescott SPOT
ford.
Scrihner's Magazine. With its cover. on
which sits gentle Spring crowned wtth the
hawthorn wreath s. out f0r April and
| has The continuation - Theodore Ro<ssp-
| WITS The Rough Riders" ana ,he CON
;inuation Il those interesting letters =
| Robert Louis Stevenson. which alone
| w0u'3 MAKE tbs magazine valuable When
! Is aided 70 this Frederick Falgrer's graah-
/ T. article A Winter Journey 20 the Nfar-
/ dixie" With The gisnp~s< ot the mines H.
Illustrated ~ b lax pictures taken ~ Mr
! Palmer all along the route. With toele hes
| % human interest and tAat insight lnso
/ things which made Me- Palmer's yepsl-
/ tasta8 daring Ire TArkish Nar ara placed
! hisu Nury hikh among war correspondents
- . =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
Don, 6uiaer befieat.

Ser er5bts Strsit Der Nrbeiter in bsn
Baumpoaen Drills i'm Saoen 1T su @noe
Die arbeiter iiao bsiieat. Sic mtifen
cine 2obnrebuttion iiber fi4 .ereeben lai
fen. D,e @ompanien ~seitanoen bios eins
tIeine @rmdbieune Der Wtetbe une
D~obntdufsr Der 4rbeiter une Der 8ob'
lenpreife su. 1000 Atbeiier tparen in ben
STREET. perpideIt. ST besann am 81.
Ropember. Die WtttsI Der Streitei
maren bon anfane an iebr 8erius. S'e
ri6teten HebentItde aufrufe on bic Sc
rperffdaften, aber bios feline 8sitrd8s
tamen EN-. 9ie S%obr.tanten permebrten
nod bic Nott. inoem fie bic 2eute aus
fpe,rtsn. leoislid au BEN 3wed. ben
STREET nod ausidtstoier su MAIDEN
S1Iiebli1 fsstsn Fe aud nod bic Str.t,
fer aus ben gompanis. Sdufern. 10 bat
oieielben in 3slten Dor ber Stact mitch
i'm Dmter eampirsn muBten. Rad e.
it5pfung aaer SiifSmiitel paren biz
arbsitsr ssstpuneen, ben 8aupf aufsu
sebsn. Sbre Nteoerlase iptro pabt'
ihsinlih BON i&timmsn @onieq ienstr
fur bic Hrbeiter bsr Baumwoaens Wiu'
oss gansen 8 iuoes fem; beun nun u
cine 2obnberabiesuus fur be 5abritsr
oes Saosns %ansebabnt unb nit Serufun'
oarauf iplro man ben Mrbeitern be-
Roresns bieIeIbs 3umuttuns iteHsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
Wu6ten ;ablen.

llebsr cine tpiduss gntfdeibuua
ldretbt bic .,aaniaS 9ttp 8rehe": Gin
Ws6felblatt bate tlrslt6 go I~idtdnbte,
abOnnenten auf 3 abluag psrflast, mad
BEN ale anbeten Bemubuneen, iie aum
3:bten 3u bepseen. nttts genuBt batien
Ats Der fad beim 8ldter pottam, be-
sabitsn 40 pon ibnen iofort ibre Sdulben
unD Il 81 25 @eriGiStOten. 5sbn baten
um 3stt. ba ite ni6t 3ablsn fOnnten, unb
puroe ,bnen bieietbe aud beniliet. 9ebn
psrpsiaerten bic 9ablune uno bsbaupte.
len. iis bdtten be 3sltune ME beftsal.
trogOem ite olefeIbe SABRE lang srbdlten
balten. Ser Rldter iprad bic Isstsn
ssbn bon Der 3abluns frsi. SsBt abe,
fam bas bide @nbe. aaum bate be,
8ldtsr fie frslesiproden, 70 purben #,
Don ben Der. Staaien 9oibeamten ipeser
unberedtieter Nnelsnuns bon Der
Staten gohiadsn a~rretirt. Sic batter
mad ibren eisenen 4n8aben bic 2eliunf
ni6t beiteat. fs aber troboem Sabre Ians
Der Boft eEtnOmmen. Sic MOLTEN isbi
ale sebn germ besabIen, aber es mar a.
ipat ; uno fis maHen bic SoIssn iesI
trageH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
Cine wsteer Rabe.

Wapor Nainep bon Bolton. WaG..
Dot betannt sesebsn, er peroe in usber'
sintimmuns mt BEN gtlab bss Stabt'
ratts, welhsr cine Se~rabisbune Der 81
bdItsr In alien Departments uoridreIbi.
nit sutsm 8eIiplele ueranseben. uno auI
n Broesnt islnss @ebaltss. DelGer isBI
$40. 900 betrdst. persidten. POliBeise'
batter usroen bon BEN gsIafe nidt be.
ttoFen. ba Der Wapor feline Control,
iber bieisIben bat. Nbsr bic 9sbdltel
Der Seusrtpsbrlsute tperben berabesfsb
uerben. Nabssu $4,000 Insefteate psr
ben bon Der Orbrs bstrofsn uno be-
Mapor boift. baour& 5000. 900 idh:l,d
All erIpareu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
Safer Wilbetn's Stenune ;u
Tranfretdt.

8drsIid bot bic Nariier ,,La vie illus
tree" cine Sonbernummer nit benz &.
tel: ,.gin frans6fid. beutfdes Climber.
nebmen" in b%lauen, tpeiBen. rotben unO
ibmarsen 2ettsru berauseeeeben. Die
hummer enlbielt 8eribte bes Sournali'
fen Ssnri @lrarb lber cine Reiie in
DeutidIanb unb 9sfprdde nit ansefebs
men beutiden Polttifern. fopie ~esIeesnt.
lid anaebbrte lnterbunblunsen. De,
8etfofer unterbreitet feinen 2anbsleuten
oas Waterial. obne feline Mstnune su
dubern. Natirlib ereibt iid aus ben
SnterpiepS, unter 4nberen nit Shras
BET. Or. 9irib unb Sans Delbrtid, bab
nireenbs srqnsoienbab ertitire. Der oas
SinberniB elmer dnndbstun9 iein fbnne.
Oab iebo6 bic elidHlfde 5rase unbsOinei
uuSideiDen mifs. SdIisbIid sibt 81.
raro oaS Snterpltp nit einem anonpmen
bodftebenDen Diplomaten tpieber. tpobe'
er eonitat,rt. baB bic biplomatiiden BE.
siebunB Der beiben 2dnber iebr su.
irleOeuteuenb ieien. 8aiier Wilbslu
IL. babe niemalS felnclibe 8eflble fili
5ranfrei6 8ete8t. uno mandes Wlbuer'
hdnbnlb mare permieoen iporoen. nenr
bic SransCien itn better feunen tpdroen
Sem temperament unb @baratter iplr'
ben fiber auf bic Sransoien einen gro
ben glnbrud MAIDEN. Nan iprad bon
lslnsm 8siud. ,.Das III cine osl,tut
6raee. aber bietet iis unibsrfteisbar,
SmoernlHs 2" Nit bisier periSnltdeI
Sbee oss Diplomaten fdliebt bic Gn'
quote. bon Der 9irurO boft. bab ie il
5ranfrsld Elm ernftes 600 unb etue tplr
oiae Antiport finoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
Urapartrte Wild, uas Butter.

Sails Senator 4mbler nidt irrt. iinb
bic Der. Staten Iruppsn niht bic elm
sissn. bic untsr &emli& %prdparirtsn
2ebensmitteln 10 leiben batten, fonbern
es ipureen au6 ben 8~epobnern Der Stabt
Hep g)ort ~prdparirte Artitel aeliefert,
Sn iener Staot tperben idtrli6 Wiatonen
@aQonen WiId unb Sunberte BON Ton
men Butter pertilet, bic anesblib nit
Betidure seriebt iinb. Ser Wild' @om.
mifdr bot bic Sade aufeesrifsu. porauf.
bin IN eer 2esislatur cine Bill einBebrabi
wTroe. bic biefsr 9fufderei Elm Gnbs
MAIDEN ioa. Ser Wild. @ommiHdr bal
5adtunoise au &atbe eeaoseu. bic iber
bic @tzlunsen bon GbsmilaIisn aaftId'
rune eebsn tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
3wsitaufsus @anu srfalaaen.

Ser Correspondent bsr 2onbon .OaiIp
Wail" meleet aus Shanghai: .3ebn.
tauieno 8ebelen belaaern eeaenpartle
Sbudun. bic brittpi&tlsfte StaOi in Der
9rOpins Anboui. 8snn Sudan fault.
10 tperoen ale nbrbl,den unb mittlsren
9beile Der 8ropins 4nbout ben Rsbeaen
ouf .9nube unb nnsnabe prsisssssbsn
fem. Gin faiierliher General. meIdes
8upans ju netmen iudte, tuuroe ON %
Sanuur suridssidIasen uHb psrIor 1000
Wann isinsr Iruppen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
Gnpfi@ eriptfht.

9otamts.S nipsitor 8, s. 2aunour
o Gbicaso 1T bon SEATTLE. Waib.. nit
B. 6. SimmonS, Der unter Arreit lit,
abssreiit. Summons in ansstlast. $4,000
Resisruneseeloer untetfhIaeen su babsn.
pdbreno er in Seipsria. Wi6.. ais 8oft.
msifter funsitte. Set 1898 1T auf Jpn
~sefabnbet tporben. Wdbrsnb ieinsr
DaRberunssn absr bic 8aeife. aaTie unb
Satpaii ina er bon fsinem fs6sssbn
Sabre alien SObn besteitet. CT purbs
in AHaeprtes ~perbaftst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
9us,eihnuua fir a..

9ie Warine.8 ef6roerunss. BET 5rbe
bat muir % Seeoflciere tpssen nuberor.
bentlideu Sslbenmuibes i'm lebtsn ariess
tur 8sf6roerune empfoblsu. Die BE.
bbrbe mar felt benz l5. September on
oer Arbeit. um su ibrsm @ntf4sibe su
s~slanssn. 8u bemerfen 1T aber, baB
unter bieien 20 OHlcisren isiner if, Der
suuor idon in biefer Deiie aussseihnei
pcrben III, umfafien ALTO feline Der com.
munbirenbsn OHteiere bon Sampion's
o6er Demep'S 6lotte Dor Santiago uno
RaniIa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
HeiIungen

mach dem Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarsaparilla
sind erfolgreicher ais Won irgend elmer anderen
Medizin. Seine grossen kuren in wahrhafter,
Hberzeugender Spraehe Won dankbaren Min
nern und Franen aufgezeichnet, bilden seine
wirksamste AnnOnce. Vlele Won diesen Kuren
sind wunderbar. Sic haben das Vertrauen der
Leute gewonnen; haben Hood sarsaparilla
den g%r6ssten Verkauf in der Welt g~egeben. und
haben fir seine Herbereitung das gr0sste Labo-
ratorIum auf der Welt n5thig gemaeht.
Hoods Sarsapar!lla list durch seine Kuren.
welche es heryorgebracht hat, bekannt, Kuren
der S%crofeln, Flechten und Hautkrankheit Kuren
Won Rheumatismus, Neuralgia und schwachen
Nerven, Ruren Won Mag~ensehwache, Leber-
beschwerden, Katarrh-Kuren welche beweisen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
Hoods
SarsapariIla

ist die beste in der That die einzige wahre
blutreinlgende MediZin. Gebrauchen Sic Hoods.
Hoods PiIlen kgrIren zu Le as + Ell 5 3,
wirksam. % cents. Bel allen Droguisten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09

Witter, peIGe ft fir titfds Sa6sn In.
tsnGirtn. bic bas 8abp triesn fam, Fnb
eineslaesn ~ unlerer
.9erbf= GrOfnnng

pom
Semen 9eitridten Saden
fir Sauslinss unb aiHesr,
2ange Gloaf8. &appen, Bonnets,
&ObOs9ans II. +. 10.
tinin 8prratb ppn feiueu Gtoafs In
Gaibmir. 8rnforo Goro uup geioe 10 unibtr.
trof n unu bic pttit inp non i2.UO bic $500
bas Stid.
aappen nnb 8omnetS
In 2 sibe : Gbifon etc. BON Soc bic ~ 81 rs.
Gin slfsantfr 8orratb Don gsOias. eaub-
ltuben, ~teasins, etc psIhe ale ~ ipsifatn
proisn ~ofsrirt perbsn fir ben Sfrbf Croft.
uunas gsrfauf.
$40 It. SIP 9afamaana Mbeaae,
ssssnibsr benz .Bo&snbIatt."
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-10-27


Lincoln County.
John Woodman, Plaintif',)
VS..
To M. f. Phillips, the above-named defendant:
In the Name of the State of Oregon. You
are hereby required to appear III the above
entitled Court and answer to the complaint of
the above-named plaintiff on file therein on
or before the LIST day of the next regular tenn
of said Court next following the expiration of
the time prescribed in the order for the publ
cation of this summons; towit On or before
the 22d day OF January, 1900; and you are fur
ther notified that ii you fail to so appear and
answer said complaint and summons as by law
required, the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief prayed for in his complaint on
file therein, towit:. For judgment against
you for the sum of $50, with interest thereon
1st day of April, 1898, and for the further sum
of $25 rs attorneys fees, and for the costs and
disbursements of this action To be taxed; and
for an order of the aboVe-entitled Court di
recting that sale be made of the property
attached in said action by the Sheriff of Lin
coin county, Oregon, to satisfy said judgm ent,
which property is described as follows: One
chestnut sorrel horse with black name and
tail, about 10 years, weight about 200 pounds; (;
one red COW, marked with crop off of both
ears, about 10 years old. And that upon Il sale
of said property the proceeds arising there
from be applied to the payment Of plaintiff s
claim, and the overplus, If any there be- be
paid to said defendants. The period of time
prescribed for the publication of this
weeks from the date of the first publica-
tion to-wit: Monday, the 22d day of January,
1900. The date of the last publication is FRI
day, the 10th day of January 1900, and the
date of the first publication thereof is Friday,
October 81, 1899. This summons is published
in the Lincoln County Leader by order of the
Hon. j. W. Hamilton, Judge of the above
entitled Court.
Done in Chambers at Roseburg, Oregon,
this 9th day of October, 1899.
WEATHERFORD Il WYATT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-10-27
burning sun and raging typhoon
and witnessed the agony and suffer
ing for many a year.
LA-LA-GO WILLIE.
Notice..
u. S. Land Office

Oregon City, Or, Oct, 10, 1S99.(
Notice is hereby given that the
approved fractional plat of Town
ship IS South, Range 1919 West,
has been received from the Sur
veyor General of Oregon, and on
December 1, 1900,
at 9 O'Clock a. m. Of said date, said
plat will be filed in this Office and
the land therein embraced will be
subject to entry Oh and after said
date. CHAS. B. MOORES,
VIM. GALLOWAY, Register.
Receiver.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-10-27
DON'T FORGET

That besides a gen
eral stock of Drugs,
Medicines, Notions,
ETC., we keep a Full
Line of School Books
and Supplies, Wall
paper, Paints and.
Windowglass. " Also
the leading kinds of
Grass Seeds :.
E''y'tal-TA, Druggist, 50
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-10-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Sent 10, 1890.

Sept 49, 1899
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before j. II. Lutz,
COUNTY COUNTY clerR Oh Linc4im Io4HtSy indS az I9led9,
Peek, on his II. +. No, ,7945, for the NEA Sec.
35, T. II s., K. 0W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz Robert FAIR, ID. NJ. Ross,
John F. Sapp, J. L. Grier. all of Box, Oregon.
]. r. BRIDGES, Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-10-27
THE MANILA PRISON.
A Returned Volunteer Tells of
Its Past and Present.

'nS holtn enu or Santa Cruz dis
trlct, Manila, and is a grand sight
tor one visit, or at least it must
have been during the Spanish time.
Passing through a well-guarded
gate, you enter the Presideo, as
the Spanish term it. The first
building is occupied by the super
1ntendent and his assistants. Look
ing in any direction you are facing
the mechanical skill of the native
prisoner in the form Of chairs, cots,
benches, vases, statues and paint
ings of various designs, all done by
hand. Near this is a ward gener-
ally known or spoken of as the
female ward of the general prison.
There are cases here of women
having been confined for fifteen or
twenty years, suffering the shame
aud hardships of Imprisonment
rather than accept the advances of
some lecherous Spanish officer or
charity-fattened priest. Since the
prison has been under American
control nearly 1000 inmates have
been released, among them Is or
80 per cent of the females. whom
the authorities found falsely i'm
prisoned. The prison is divided
into three parts, the general prison
ers occupying the left-hand side,
the military and Manila prisoners
the right. There are two classes
of military prisoners-the general
and the garrison. The former
class consists of those who have
been dishonorably discharged from
the service of the Unite States and
are serving quite long terms. On
entering the prison they are closely
shaved. They are also marked
with a letter "P" in three different
colors. On first enteringa red "P"
is pinned on the prisoner; if he
proves obedient and trustworthy a
white "P" takes its place :, but if,
on the contray, he is marked with
yellow "P" it deprives him of all
liberties allowed prisoners of that
department. The garrison prison
ers are the enlisted men from differ
ent organizations serving terms oi
several months. When sentenced
to two months or under the prisoner
is kept in the regimental guard
house. He is not shaved, and is
permitted to wear the clothes he
d brings with him. The other class
detained on this side are known as
Civilians. The place is somewhat
similar to Our county and state
jails. The longest time. being
served by civilian at present Is
one year. The employment Of
prisoners on this side consists
mainly in cleaning the premises
When there is nothing for them tc
do they are compelled to dig holes
and then refill them, or are steadily
drilled by non-commissioned off.
GERS detailed for that purpose. Dur
ing the Spanish time the overseel
was man Of great Importance and
authority. 1t was customary tc
hire out the prisoners of minor
offenses to and labor contractor
who would be responsible for theil
safe return. From this source
much revenue would annually rol
in and help to fatten his monthly
pay of 90 pesos go gold.)
From the gateway one passes the
queer-shaped row of living apart
ments or cells, which are opened
every Sunday morning and the
short-teTm prisoners are allowed
their liberty about the yard. Or
the farther end of the yard are the
cells Of solitary confinement. Here
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CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.
LINCOLN COUNTY.

EHETHODIsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH -servic
leS es at Toledo on lst and Sd Sabbaths of
each month at IL o'clock. Sabbath school
every Sabbath at 10 o'clock. i
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CYRINGA CIRCLE No. 81, W. of w.-Meets
w I'd and 4th Thursdays of each month.
- Mrs Eva Peterson, Guardian Neighbor;
Jennie Arnold, Clerk.