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wAlTEK S U i t » . oO a* AI XI'-' rr ■ A A J I-’ ■ th hjil in for taxes. i .,id —“ -•....... . One Copy One W n r ..................... $1.60 H. B. 16,—Atnepding net relat- followed by toasts iijid speeches, One Copy Six Month» ................... 76 jO ne Copy Three M onths................. So ipg to county courts. Col. T . A. Wood, of the veterans, jj |{ is ,—Time of .holding court» presiding. Commissioner Hermann A dvkktikisg R at «» K eauqmablk . i t ’T A P E R S • w*» i id Hut »aiv kind of a mark most men like. Too many men jn t h e i r tw e n tie s are bald. This is absurd and all unnecessary. H e a l t h y hair shows man’s stre n g th . To build tip the hair from the roots, to prevent and to c u re b a ld n ess, u s e— v FOR T H E COMING SEASON, And see what yotl need in the way of Extras. Don’t wait until the last tiling, but send your orders in early, for the lienerai Merchandise, in the lirft judicial district. gave his experience as member of 11 B. 22,—To establish school It- congress in working for the Oregon OUR AGKKTS: braries. ' pension measure and spoke of war- A. B. S abin , Lung,l/iiri, Oregon. JI B 25,y A ppropriating $17,500 time episodes in Southern Oregon. A. II. C book . Pistol..River, Oregon. Representative Tongue explained W. II. Wilsop is o ur authorised to Oregon State University. 'dilllcullies that beset such pension agent for Del Norte County. II 1! 52,—To amend code relating Is 1 I <M *S>! legislation ami gave a resume of to appeals. / '1 1» • p i I I I ' * *1 M !• . I ' ' | * r 1 • 7 shown th e d a te to w hich your nub«? II B 111,—To reimburse Oregon bis Own efforts. Remarks were t script ion is paid. ’ In ordering extras please men- made by Mr. Gilfrev, clerk ol the volunteers for clothing money. . lion kind of mower, date of such, H aving pm . Imsed lie en lire Stock of M erchandise of ,J. R. Miller A Co. Ail eoutifluuli ationw in ten d ed for publh uti<jn II B 118.—To regulate disburs- Senate for twenty years; Mr. S h e r land No. of piece wanted, and there we will, until fu rth e r notice, sell tin- sam e at m u st be accom panied by th e n am e of tiu w rit man and Mr. Podge of the laud of will be no trouble in making a lit. llM it proceedings. e r. We m ust know th e name» oi otu cor/cs- II B 180,—For payment of scalp fice; M r. Cooper, Judge Stillwell, pondentft. A’lso will handle the Capt. Stillwell, Capt. Wheeler and bounty warrants. lion. John H. Mitchell,was elec II li 203,—Appropriating money Capt. Mount. Capt. Applegate al ted U. já. Senator on the last day, fi>r legislative expenses and defi so spoke and niHiounced the regrets of Senptor Simou and Representa last hour and last m inute of the ciencies. ll always restores M A C H IN E R Y . last session of the Qregon Legisla II II 224,— Relative to Portland tive Moody, who were prevented color to faded or gray MOWERS, from attending by previous engage- ture, op the 25th ballot of the day, tax levy. > hair. N o t i c e th a t HAY-RAKES, and the 03d ballot of the session, 11 B 257,—.Relinquishing ground meiits. Jesse Kirk a full-blood word, “ always.” And and the people of Southwest Ore to IT. S. for pn-tulliee at Salem. KlalDtti.ii, roused enthusiasm by re and T EDDERS, it cures dandruff. gon ate well satisfied with the re II 11 338,— McAlister— Estab- citing the progress of Ins people, as $ 1.00 • bottle. All druggist». CULTIVATORS sult. In fact no selection could Usim/e^t, experiment station at I'u- well as the claims of the veterans, '• My business calls n»e out amonnr B trtneers & great deal. I >vc” ’»i At the close of the evening Mr. nnd PLOWS. have been made that would give ipp. actually feci ashamed every tim e I would take off iny hat, my hair greater satisfaction to the mtjsjgs. of 1 y f wuniouTUOVeknor ’ ssign ATi itE Clark, librarian of the L an d olllee Try a Peerless Scotch Clipper Plow was so th in and the bald spots showed so plainly. I began the use the prople <^f.0>e state at large. Sen H 11 91,—To prohibit barbering l»w library, followed a few brief re- and you will use no other. of your H air Vigor leg» than three months ago. Today 1 find I have es ator Mitchell has served the people 011 Sunday. marks by reciting “A Webfoot Wel- A n d a ll o ffered as L o w as t h e y can be Sold. fine a head of hair as I ever had. E. 11. G'HEIfiVKR, I tell everybody w hat I used, and form ally years in tho U. S. Senate, g, jj g,.— Relation fo licenses on come,” in verse. As a (inale to the Langlois, Curry County, Oregon. they say ‘ it m ust he a w onderful remedy? ” G to . Y v . a hl , evening's goodie! lowsh Ip all joined and not only enjoys the warm state fair grounds, Dec.'14, 1898. Chicago, 111. friendship, confidence and esteeni of g jj u , —p or a uniform .system in singing ‘America.'— I’laindealer. We hare a book on T h e H a ir a n d ftealp w h ich w e will a«n<l fre e upon NOTICE. the people of Oregon, but has gain- of publie schools. C u re f o r La G rippe. re q u e s t. I f you d o n o t o b ta in all th e We propose to keep a Pull and Complete Stock of beu; edits yon e x p e c te d fro m tlie use of ,ed a national reputation asu states- g p 12.— Belati ve to rate o’ tn- t h e V igor, w rite t h e D o cto r a b o u t Notice is hereby given to all whom it It. A d d ress. man of more than ordinary ability, terest on school land loans. I)H. J . C. AYER. may concern, not to enter upon or tres T'he following is a sure cure for L ow ell, Mass. pass in any m anner upon the lands of yvljjch places him in the front rank g jj jo ^ F x e in p tio n earnings of grip that lias proven infallible in th e undersigned, situate in C arry Co., I > 1 Œ K S - G < >< >1>W , of the great leaders. I be people of judgement debtors fruni execution. Russia, where the malady originat- a a . a. a A- Oregon, for the purpose of h u n tin g , fishingur otherwise. Any person or I Oregon have reason to feel proud of g. p 17 Witness fees in Doug cd: As soon ns symptoms are d is persons so entering U|xni said prem ises I the closing act ol their legislature. Igs, Jackson and Josephine conn covered put the feet in hot water as Manila, Feb. 27.— Pro-American w ithout our consent will be subject to | ------ ----------. 1 ties. hut as can be endured, add boiling sentiment is spreading in insurgent l,loi,ccutlon K IRSTEN JEN SEN . President McKinley is rjg'ht in g R 19,—To pay expenses of f u I water from time to time and sip strongholds. Six hundred and six- E. W. JEN SEN . his contention that to Congress be dian W ar Veterans to W ashington, hot lemonade until thorough jier- ityfive persons voluntarily took the N O T IC E . longs the duty of deciding when S It 81,—To abolish nick el-ill-tho spiralion is started. After perspir o alh of allegiance nt Camaliug, our authority shall be withdrawn slot machines, ation dry quickly, wrap the limbs Province of Albay, at one time re Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern, not to enter upon or tres from Cuba. It was Congress that S B 89,—To submit initiative in flannels and lie down with hot ported as the worst insurgent cen pass in any m anlier, for the purpose ol ordered the war with Spain, to end and referendum. water bottles at.the feet. Lie still ter, and 584 took the oath at Caj- h u n tin g with guns or (logs or other wise. upon the prem ises of I,aura M. Craniteware, Tinware, Crockery, Etc. Etc. the deplorable conditions in Cuba, s B 95,— Fixing salary county until you feel lilfe getting up, and am ba. lle ih erg er or the ranch of (I. J . l l e i , nnd it should be the same authori- judge of Clackamas, the disease will be found effectually Captain Chase, with a detach- herger, or upon the ranch of P. A. Hci berger, teased by tlie undersigned. Anv ty that passes on the Cuban e o n sti-; S B 101,— Removing incline at broken. The idea is to .1 draw the rnent of the Twenty-first Regiment, jicrson or persons so entering upon said H a v in g re c e iv e d a F u ll S to c k o f M u slin s, tution. j Cascade Lockik blood from the head, which the hot in a three 'lavs’ scouting expedition premises w ithout my eiHjsuut will he D ress-G oods, P r in ts , a n d E v e r y th in g in ¡iroseeuted to the full extentof tlie law. S li 113,—To authorize Portland water at the,feet does. By keeping dispersed 20() insurgents and da- G. J . HEIBEKGE1I. Gen. John F. Miller, ngeil 76 to levy a special tax. th a t lin e, w e s h a ll c o n tin u e to se ll tfie the hot water there, the blood is slroyed their main camp, that of N O T IC E . years, died in Salem Tuesday.! S B 213,—To regulate fare street kept from the head, as the disease Pedro Bnbellos, Lieutenant Janies, old s to c k a t or n e a r cost, The deceased was a prominent dem ; ear companies. is robbed of its support and killed, with a detachment of the E ight In- Notice is hereby given to nil whom it ocratic politician and an Indian S B 233,— Payment of taxes in A full bath or Turkish hath is not fantry, raided a ladrone rendezvous may concern, not to e n te r upon or tres- | pass in tiny m anner upon the land of ! fighter. In 1862, as democratic seini-aniiuai installments. elleetual because the d: asu is loea- at Macquiling, b lan d of Polillo, tlie undersigned, situated in Curry candidate for governor, he was de JO IN T RESOLUTIONS. ted in the head and the application killing tw o men, securing 175 pris- county, Oregon, for the purpose of hunting with guns or dogs, or fishing. feated by A. C. Gibbs, the republi 11 J R 1, (session of 1899)—sub must be applied to the other ex- oners and destroying 20 tons of rice Also, not to leave any gate open on g o can candidate. Gen. Miller was a mitting the initiative and referen trem ity to draw oil' the blood that ami other ins.irg nils' supplies, ing through, or other« ise trespass in any manlier. Any person or persons member of the democratic national dum amendment to the people. nourishes the <1 ¡sense. J'lie remedy so entering upon said prem ises with- | convention from Oregon, in 1881. S J R 4,— A sking Cqugress for seems too reasonable and simple to Unele Sam made 66,000,OOOpennies out my consent will be prosecuted to tlie (ult e x ten t of the law. Federal constitutional convention become popular, but those who are last year, which sounds big, but is J AS. S. CAI’PS. Justice Brewer, of the li. ,S. S u Give us a trial, and we will do our best to give satisfaction. less than a penny apiece after all. i so that United States senators can hunting Jur relief can alibi’d to give preme Court, recently remarked as : lie elected by the people. it a trial. C ounty T re a s u r e r ’s N otice. follows: “ If every man and woman TO (T RE A (,’OLI) IN ONE DAY II .1 R 6,— l'o credit Clatsop in Kansas bad done their best since Take I.axativ ■ B rninoO uininc T ablets. Notice is hereby given tb u to n presen All druggist» refund th e money if it tation 1880 to enfqrye the prohibitory leg county with $2594.61 for tax erron- at my office in Gold Benell, Ore Wool- Hides, Pelts and Furs taken in ex* neously eoleeted in 1891. , fails to care. E. W . Grove’s signature gon, the following described Curry islation in the state, George W ash County AVarrants will Be redeemed to- II J R 8,— For amendment abro Thia s ig n a tu re is on every box of th e genuine I is on eacii.box. 2Be. change for Goods. ington would not have been obliged w it: * gating negro elause in state consti Laxative Bromo*Quinine t * m « u W arrants No’s 8, 9, in, 1] and 21, is- to divide liis hatchet reputation N O T IC E th e rem edy th a t rn r« « n c o l d I n o n e d a y | sued Januarv 10th, 1891. tu tio n . yvith Mrs. Nation. -------- i No in terest will be allowed after tile ! II J It 9,—Congratulating Q ueen N otice is hereby given to all whom date of the first publication of this un Washington, Feb. 28.—Special it may concern, not to en ter upon or tice, to-w lt: Ja n u a ry 8th, 1901. Four ciuhels a t 4j|e Virginia Mil Wilheluiina and her royal consort. ComuiissionerRockhill.at Pekin lias trespuss in any m anner.for tlie purpose WM. S. W INSOR, ¿ 4 11 L— l'o submit eonstitu- iary Institute at Lexingtop have hun tin g With guns or dogs, upon T reasurer of C urry County, Ix'en instructed to inforni the foreign of the premises of Mrs. J. A. Button, or been expelled for hazing. If all “ionai aniendmeitl for abolishment Ministers that the President strong t he ranch of Ge irge T. B utton, a d j o i n - ___ __ __________ _ * the college authorities were us se of olllee of state printer. ing, o r upon theL enfesty ranch, le a s -' ly deprecates anv action that will ed bv t11»* undersigned. Any person or S .1 R 3,—To subm it constitu vere for a year or two thennstpm of NOTICE. tend to delay or check the present persons so entering upon said prem ises hazing would become a thing of the tional amendment allowing cities negotiations, and especially is be w ithout my consent will lie prosecutej ■ to the tall axtent of tlie law. to incorporate under general net. AH persons are hereby warned not to ' past. desirous that there be no further Ueunnirlt, Or.. M arch. 2"lh. 1899. trespass upon tin» lands of the under S J It 5,—To subm it constitu . MRS. J. A. BUTTON. signed situate in C urry County, by de The army canteen has been pro tional amendm ent changing time uuneeeessary bloodshed. It is con positing m aterial of anv kind thereon, fidently believed that our Coinmis or to use any p a rt of the »aid land for hilnled. Now the groggeriea will ol bolding general election in No business purposes. sinner will be able to secure the W A N TE D ? spring up and tlourisli again in the vember. Any person so trespassing will be support and eo operation of a sulll- Reliable man for M anager of B ranch prosecuted to tlie full e x te n t of the law. viejnity of anny posts and there S J R 6,— Autliorizing transfer R. U. HUME. wi|l be more men tried for d ru n of certain moneys from stove f o u n eient number of the other Ministers Office we wish to open in this vicinity. W edderhurn, Or., Aug. 17. I8'.*tt. If your record is O. 1< . here is an op to insure a cessation of a punitive kenness than under the canteen dry to general fund. Referring to tho above Notice, the demand which it is believed l»y of portunity. Kindly give good reference subscriber would also notify the public. I ayijteui. S J U 9,— l'o subm it constitu w hen w riting. that he is prepared to furnish Whai'lll'g ficials here are not only unworthy hieilities oil eith er side of Rogue lliver tional amendment providing for lo II1 King Edward is pieusing Lon of civilized nations, but threaten fronting the lands owned by him, n t the cation of educational and other - a n i e rates of whuifage ns are charge I doners by restoring much of the to drive the Chinese to desperation < INCiXN A T I, O H IO . lor like accom modations at the wharf state institutions elsewhere than in royal pomp that was absent from and thereby cause a renewal of arm - Illustrated catalogue I cis. sia ni|>s. at Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon, the city of Salem. all reports to tlie contrary notw ith- the British Court during liis m oth ed resistance on their part. stanuuig. R. 1>. H U M E, S J R 12,—To distribute 12,000 er’» reign, but when Parliament is , - * ’ O A.-X Ä-A -.- J , * * * • A '. copies of new school laws. Fan Francisco, Feb. 28.—The called on to foot the bills the result The mole or less famous niekel- Army Trans|»ort Meade is expected early to C lr tian 3 NOTICE FOR BCIHJCATION. may not he so pleasing. mart or woman to in-tlie-slot machine bill was finally to reach ,x»rt Uwlay from Manila UF PABTMKNT OP THE IN TER IO R . look alter our growing busi In an Algfiani* suit /o r dryoree gotten through both Imuses and lia s with the Eleventh Cavalry. To I . ixu O nivK . at R oskiu ko , O heoox , ness in Ibis and adjoining Ih-eemlter 29, 1900. The wile’» lawyer has set up the fuel ••’■cii approved by the Governor and day or tomorrow the transport Uoantiesj to act as Manager Notice is hereby given th a t tlie fol- th a t the husband “ undertook to became a law. Pennsylvania is expeclesl to arrive ami Correspondent; work can lowlng-nnnied settler has filed notice ' of liis intention Io make final proof in Is- done at your home. Enclose poiecn her without ju»t caueeJ’ Oregon will have a new code ol with the Thirty sixth Volunteer support of ids claim , and th a t said sell -addressed, stomped Cnyyl- I it» lap*» prepared by Judge C. 11. Regiment.. Hereafter for the per Itfix.f will txi marie utmle before I.'. proof C, V. Wood Wood- » o)x for partiuulars to II, A- It turn» out that the estate of the Bellinger of Portland. The legisla iod of several weeks, a transport is ruff " * a t Gold *' raff. County Clerk, IteMeli, O r ego n Sherman, Gefieral Manager, egon, on F e lfu a ry 22, 1901, viz: late C. P. Huntington is w orth<80,-. t„i„ voted $10,000 to purchase 1000 relied uteri to arrive every few day» JO H N HAM. Corcoran Building, op,x»ile (MW.IXKb N’tjw York reçeiyed $6(>5, eopiee on behalf of the state. It is with returning volunteers. Uniierl Stales Treasury, Wash itn Himmateud Entry No. 8015, for the 000 M» ¡«Jieritgqoe tax thereon. NJ t-EJ, S E l4 SE*. section I, Tp. 40 S., undefstiaxl that the new code will iugton, I). C. It. 11 w, and ls>t 7, section 6, Tp. 40 S., Salem . Feb. 23.—A ttorney-G en - V . V T i t I* published as soon as the laws of R . 13 west. Senator Mitchell was the only eral Blackburn decided last even l i e nam es the folic«iiig witnesses to the 2I»l session ju st closed c»n lx* .man ill the Mate «ho carried a key prove his » ontianous retjdeuee upon ing to continue to its fullest extent included in it. AGENTS WANTED. old eultiyatihn o f - 0 I iniitl. viz: that wopld teiru Uie (jylt in the leg the investigation of the hooks of the Mans»'ii A nger, of IfuHxw, Oregon, 1 tv,», active men and women van islative dcad^oqk. \ . H ardenbrook, of Irm a, Oregon, —t'npahlv, reliable p er State t.and iKipnrtment, and has earn from ixt to $10 on a day by can. i'elm er Colegnare. of Irm a. Oregon, son in every «xmiity to represent large vasslne for E rank <i. Caip< n te r‘» lx»ok, ordered the clerks who discovered Raleigh Scott. «< Inna. Oregon. In fact, a W ll Line of General Hardware, | •'K .niu A w nticst 8 n c iu , hox-sTHtti. J .T . R.KHMfEH. RegiJreW apparent discrepaneies to report tor P olitical . ’’ The book is just oat HARDWARE STORE 4-n<l<| 1131 1*1 M & ir I ’OlíT ORFORD, OREGON. PRICES W ITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, IL railE , MTS, CATS, BOOTS 1113 SHOES, Hardware, No need for anybody to send away tor suje plies of any kind. R H. 0HEEVER, HARDWARE, $900. ,)ï and ts having an euornn’»i» sale. TINWARE, t GRANITEWARE, STOVES & RANGES. DOORS & WINDOWS, PAINTS & OILS. K a - b) sutxx ription oulv. we desire repre-1 IBtt^dnee the work in vour territory M'Xg Itlx-ral term s. W rite today for territory xnd full p articu lars to T*H-8»»iriK a Pi si I s h im . CowrANv, Akr.»n. Ohio. NOTH E. Uuiglois. Curry County, Oregon, nés- affairs have lxs»n [eft in the hands of Win. s. M arshall, of langlois, who is authorized to act for m e daring mv ! Having engaged in the Hardware business, a share of the public **k' sí sem e I SUM W AI.KEJI. ronage is solieited. Fair dealing and satisfaction guaranteed. • ' • Port Orford. Or., F eb.?. 1901.
