The Port Orford tribune., August 19, 1903, Image 2

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THE TRIBUNE.
CHAOTJC PENAL SYSTEM.
T .o -U o y
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IU,
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T h e w hole penal ayatem of D elaw are
OFFICIAL PAPKE OK CURRY I'D- la in m ore o r leas chaotic condition.
[S S U gll «VICKY WEDNESDAY KVKNUfO.
Proprietor.
W. F. RILEY,
SU B SC R IPTIO N KATES.
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O U R A G EN TS:
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I note an article ip the TittnuM.
of August 12. written by C. U
Lntuson in which be stales,the ex
pense item was less t h a n IbA per
Hid th is, aa well as the pillory
in d w hipping post, may be a ttrib u te d
.to lack of public thought or study
ilong co rrective and c h aritab le lines,
says T heodore D reiser In- A inslee’s
l'he s ta te Jails have the qualities of
aid-tim e colony prisons. T here i t no
p e n ite n tiary . T h ere is no system of
prison lab o r. T h ere is no reform
school. F o r im p o rta n t crim es the
county Jail -at New Castie is selected
because it is the la rd e s t and much
ihe stro n g e st; fo r the most trivial of­
fenses th e sam e prison is made to serve.
P riso n ers w ith ten-day sentences are
mixed w ith those aw aitin g execution
and those who have a lifetim e to serve.
Y oung and old, boys and gray-haired
m en. negroes and white, all a re ju m ­
bled to g eth e r, and the discrim ination
m ade is one which lacks im p o rt. It
is th a t th e sh o rt-term prisoners are
allowed to do the sm all labor, such as
cleaning, cooking, coal-carrying, rock-
b e atin g and the like in the open c o u rt
o r jail-yard, w here sta n d s the pillory,
while the long-term convicts are not
allowed to do a n y th in g a t all. T hia is
considered a fairly satisfacto ry a r ­
rangem ent, a lth o u g h a m ore m odern
w orkhouse is som etim es talked of.
STRANGE WOOING OF LUCK.
I t a l i a n s M a k e O r , » i o m , S e la e U o a a o f
N a in b c r , In th e N a tio n ­
a l L o tte ry .
'c e n t less th a n th e incom e.
E ver since the assassination of K ing
I have never beat'll of Mr. C D.
.H um bert hundred» of Ita lia n s have
the
Lamson; but by the tone of
been try in g to win prizes in th e n a ­
article I am sore that the gentleman tio n a l lo tte ry by playing those nuro
is working for ait ol.l Line Insurance b e rs which correspond w ith his age,
aaya a London paper. T hese num bers
(Cotnpany.
a re 56, 10 and 49. th e k in g having lived
I did state in ray remarks at the fo r 56 years, 10 hours nnd 49 m inutes.
AVoodinen Hall in Pol l Orford, that If th ese three num bers should win the
p lay er would receive 4,260 tim es the
McCall, of the New York Life In ­ a m o u n t of his stake. Some unusually
surance Co., received $95,000 • year o p tim istic gam blers have trie d to win
'«ven more thun th is by p lay in g a fo u rth
more than F. A. Falkenburg Head num ber (73), which Is th e sym bol o f »
regicide. If th is com bination. 5«. to,
Consul, W. O. AV.
/iow, I leave it hi any reasonable| 49 and 73, were to win th e g o v e rn m e n t
w ould have to pay 60,000 tim es th e
person, if the policy holders do not am ount of the sta k e.
T he last d raw ing was held in Milan
have to pay this salary.
When you speak of tqi^pigl dis­ a few days ago. and, sin g u larly enough,
th e w inning n u m b ers w ere 56, 10, 46
pensations being illegal you do nut und 72. T hese cam e p r e tty close to
speak the trill b. as special dispen th e m ark, nnd as a re su lt Italian gam ­
b lers are more determ ined th a n ever
ja tio n is only given on in tiation to keep on playing th e ir fav o rite com­
bination until it b rin g s th em good fo r­
fees.
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Fraternal insurance is too well tu n e.
known in this country at.tbc present
AN EXPENSIVE CITY.
time for people to tie lipra-bugged
W h a t i t C a . t a <•» I n p p . i t « b e M a n t e l -
bv insurance agents who are out
| m U G o T e r a m e n t o f M e w Y o i k
t
pnlv for what there is in it.
t o r a S in g le T e a r .
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Of course, Mr. C. I). Lainsun, I
.Jiew York is th e m o st e x tra v a g a n t
do not wish to take away your 00 c ity in th e w orld. G re a t c o u n tries,
per cent, for you may need it.; but posse axing m illions of sq u a re m iles
te rrito ry , a r e g o verned m ore
if you wisli to make a success ot of
cheaply. One h u n d re d m illion dol­
your business you should always lar»! T h is is double th e c o st of tho
speak well of all lraternul institu­ g o v e rn m e n t of Mexico, w ith it« 15,-
iO.OvO in h a b ita n ts, including th e co st
tions, r.s they are doing more real (M
of Mexico’s a rm y and navy. I t is a l­
good than the old lino companies m ost o n e -th ird of th e c o st of th e
g o v e rn m e n t of th e G erm an em pire,
ever did or ever will do.
and G erm any h a s a p o p u latio n of
F. B. T ick enob .
62,000,000. It is a q u a rte r as g re a t as
l i e A b o Preserve« th e P e a c e a n d P ro te e te
P r o p e r ty .
The Pacific
Furniture and
Labor Company,
"B rigandage is still ra m p a n t in j
iu.tny ru ra l d istric ts in Ita ly ,” »aid Dr.
Itavogli, the resident Italian consul, lo |
an E n q u irer rep resen tativ e recen tly . ;
"F ro m advices I receive occasionally t
I keep in touch w ith home utfairs, und
a le tte r from a frien d in T rie ste con- ;
lain» a reference to T ib u rz i, one of th e '
(Successor to F . M. L augiois.)
m ost picturesque of these freebooter.,. I
T ib u rz i is about 48. A t« b e begin n in g
K E E P S IN S T O C K ,
A yioman wOrn-out, who never has to
of h is career he w as a s bail as o th c is ;
lift a hand for herself, who does not
of th e same vocation in life; in 187- ; know tlie m eaning of the word " worry" !
lie w as caught, convicted of highw ay | How can it 1« possible? T hat it is possi­
lo b b ery and m urder, and sentenced to j ble is proved by th e experience of many
im prisonm ent for life. He escaped in
i woman who, because of sleeplessness, 1 ) H A G O O D S ,
1S74 a n d took refuge U> a wood n e ar tervoi.sness, backache and o th er wom­
I I O O T N « m l R IIO 1C H .
anly ills, becomes uu utter physical
V iterbo, w here he livql in security, in
wreck.
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sp ite of 17 w a rran ts nnfi a large rew ard
Dr. Tierce’s Favorite Prescription gives
for his arrest. The reason of th is se­
new life and new strength to weak, worn-
c u rity is simple enough. He w as good
out, run-down women. I t establishes
•o th e poor—any p easant in need of
regiilarity, dries unhealthy drains, heals
help could alw ays g e t a gold coin from
inflammation and ulceration, and cures Anil in (a ct, e v e ry th in g u su a lly needed
T iburzi—and he punished tra ito is .
female weakness. It m akes weak women
ill th e c o u n try .
C onsequently the p e asan ts w ere ready
strong and sick women well.
to a ssist him a g a in st the jo llc e o r
" I suffered for five y e a rs w ith in flan in iatio n
hich caused violent p a in a n d o fte n to rtu re so
g overnm ent em issaries, and those w ho w
b ad ut tim es th a t I could n ot be ab o u t to a tte n d
w ould w illingly have given in fo rm a ­ to mv dally d u ties," w rite s M rs. J u liu s C. Hell, CA SH SA L E S amount ng to f 5 or |
o f Bathrood. K in g sto n . O nt. " L ife w as sim ply
tion were afraid to do so.
misery to me an d I d id n o t k n o w w hieh w ay tu
“A fte r his escape T iburzi altered his tu rn lo r relief. H ad trie d doctors b ut found
c e n t dis- I
th ey d id n o t h elp m e. My d ru e g ist advised m e m ore will he allow ed 10 per
m ethod of g a in in g a living.
lie
to liv 9 r. Pierce s F a v o rite P re s c n p tio n -e u lo - c ount, e x c e p t on F lo u r , on w hich no
caused it to be m ade know n to all th e v iz in c It in glow ing term s. I decided to give It
l a n d b ro u g h t a b o ttle J » 1“ '- L “,??, , VJo d isc o u n t can be given.
well-to-do people in th e d istric t that, if a to tria
s s y th a t alte r th e use o f th e first bo ttle I felt
th ey paid him an an n u al c o n trib u tio n so m uch im proved 1 d ecid ed to ta k e a n o th e r an d
he would n o t in te rfe re w ith them , and a fte r th a t a th ird bottle. I have good reasons to
As I will do m y own te a m in g , it is
be pleased, for I am to d a y a w ell w om an, w ork
w ould p ro tec t them from m olestation
is easy anil th e w o rld looks b rig h t. I have p er­ m y in te n tio n to sell cheaper th a n goods
by o th ers. I t w as considered advisa­ fect h ea lth , th a n k s to y o u r m ed icin e.”
Sick women arc invited to consult Dr. w ere e v e r sold o n F lo ra s Creek.
ble to agree, und T iburzi has been fo r
y e ars in re ce ip t of a large income, one Fierce by le tte r,/rid . Address Dr. R. V.
m an nione p ay in g him £150 a year. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
« Favorite Prescription ” m akes weak
Crime has considerably dim inished in
th e d istric t; th e sm aller fry dare not women strong, sick women well. Ac­
cept Ao substitute for the m edicine which
m olest T ib u rz i’s proteges, for he is works wonders for weak women.
Will be tak e n in e x ch a n g e for goods.
still a good shot w ith Ills E n g lish re ­
Dr. Fierce's Pleasant Pellets should be
peating rifle. T iburzi does w h at th e used w ith " Favorite Prescription ” when,
governm ent c an n o t do; he collects ever a laxative is required.
G ive m e a tr ia l a n il I will do my
fix e s w ith o u t tro u b le and he keeps
down crim e.
In th e C ircu it C ourt of tlie S ta te of Or-
b e st to please you.
" I t m u st n o t be supposed t h a t be
gon for th e C ounty of C u rry .
bides in th e woods all day. He can
w alk a b o u t th e w hole d istric t w ith o u t John H. McElhaney, Pl’tf.) Suit in
DEN N IS CUNNIFF, JR .,
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style. H e goes to Rome som etim es,
presum ably in disguise, and lias even
T o M a ry M cE lhaney,
been abroad. W ill he ever be a r ­ i n am ed D efen d an t.
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re sted ? T im e alone w ill tell,"—C in­
j In the name of tlie State of Oregon,,
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cin n ati E n q u ire r.
You are h e re b y summoned and re-
Surveyor for the District of Or-
A F R IE N D T O W O M E N .
quired'to appear a n d answer the com-
egon.
th e cost of th e governm ent of th e
U nited K ingdom of G reat B rita in a n d
Ire la n d , including its arm y, its gi­
g a n tic navy and th e in te r e s t on its
debt. F ra n c e ’s bu rd en of ta x a tio n is
c ru sh in g th a t w ealthy n a tio n of 40,-
000,000 in h a b ita n ts, y e t New Y ork’s
c ity g o v e rn m e n t costs o ne-sixth as
m uch as th a t of F rance. T he ex­
p e n d itu re of th e g overnm ent of th e
U nited S ta te s in ISftO, w hen th e coun­
t r y ’s p o p u latio n was 31,000,000, w as
$63,000,000, o r n o t very m uch m ore
th a n h a lf th e yearly cost of th e su p ­
p o rt of th e governm ent of New Y ork
e ity a t th e p re se n t tim e, say s t h s
C incinnati Com m ercial T ribune.
One h u n d re d m illion d o lla rs! T his
Is in excess of five tim es th e c o st of
c a rry in g on th e governm ent of th e
im p e rial s ta te of New Y ork w ith a
p o p u latio n c onsiderably m ore th a n
7,000.000. T he d e p a rtm e n ts of w a te r
supply and of docks and fe rrie s a re
su p p o rte d by th e ir own revenues.
ED. BACKLEFF, 1‘rop’r
GROCERIES.ithabestoiily,
HARDWARE’
Ac ( A i ».**.
Port Orford, Oregon,
Keep a Full and Complete Stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
iiitter, E ® ami Hides, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTHING, DRESS GOODS,
the above Pep. U. S. Mineral Surveyor OIL SUITS AND RUBBER BOOTS.
G en. S p in n e r, W h o F ir s t E m p lo y e ,1 W o m e n
C l e r k , in t h e T re a s u ry .
If any m an <i, serves th e g ra titu d e of
th e “ new ” w om an, i t is the m an to
whom th e sex is indebted for one of th e
g re a te st a dvantages w hieh wom en en-
iov a t th e presen t day—th a t of h old­
ing office u n d e r Uncle Sam. W hen th e
first w om an w as p u t in th e office of
the tre a s u re r of the U nited S ta te s
there w ere only 20 clerks to do a li,th e
work, and a b atch of seven w om en w as
appointed. Now th ere are 6,000 w om en
n t w ork fo r tlie governm ent uud th e
num ber is yearly increasing.
In 1862 all the available m en w ere
needed in the v o lunteer arm y.
T h is
was the reason for th e a p p o in tm e n t of
the wom en in the various d e p a rtm e n ts
a t W ashington.
T he th e n U nited
States trea su re r, Gen. F ra n c is E. Spin­
ner, one day w ent in to th e room w here
m en w ere engaged in c u ttin g th e
"greenbacks," w hich firs t m ade th e ir
appearance u n d e r th e financial policy
of Chase. H uge sh e a rs w ere used and
th e labor, w hich w as sim ply th e clip­
p ing of th e paper, w as suci. tliai Gen.
Spinner rem arked th n t th ere w as no
reason why some w om en should not
be employed to a s s is t in a w ork th a t
w as daily increasin g in size
Gen. Spinner died a b o u t five y e ars
ago. In 1891 a m ass m eeting w as
called, and w h a t is now know n as th e
Gen. Spinner M em orial .association
w as organized. I ts o b ject v a s to e rec t
som e suitable m onum ent to Ihe m an
w ho hud done so m uch fo r the women,
and the women in th e governm ent em ­
ploy are expected to show th e ir g r a ti­
tude by c o n trib u tin g to tlie w ork.
T he sta tu e baa been modeled nnd
e ast and is now in th e W ashington
stu d io of th e sculptor, Mr. E llio tt, th e
c re a to r of the sta tu e to Gen. H ancock
w hich is to be erected in th e fall. T he
figure is of bronze a n d re p re se n ts tlie
general in a sim ple b u t dignified a tt i ­
tude, w ith a large cloak th ro w n aro u n d
his am ple shoulders.
T he sta tu e and pedestal w ill cost
ab o u t $5,000. An effo rt has been m ade
to secure a site in f ro n t of tlie tre a su ry
building, on the n o rth side, nnd a bill
g ra n tin g perm ission passed the senate
b u t w as pigeon-holed in th e house.—•
N.Y. W orld.
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Tlie Quarterly of the Oregon
JI ia toiiewl Society for June, 1903,
has been received. As usual every
Hriicle it enntiiiiis is of vital inter­
est to every student of Oregon His­
tory, n* the following table of non-
teLts inillcutes: ‘’Oregon mid It»
Share in the Civil War,” by Robert
I\ l'la tt; “The Great West and the
Two Easts,” by Henry E. Reed;
“Social and Economic! History of
Astoria,” by Alfred A. Cleveland;
“ A Pioneer Captain of Indusiuv io
.Oregon,” by Prof. Janie* R. Robert­
son. In uddition a number oi
document relating to l)r. Marcus
W hitman, the emigration of 1812
3 and the earlier conditions of the
Oregou Country. Copies of the
THOUSANDS OF MILES OF GOLD
quarterly may be secured by apply­
T I h ; i e p r F i ly
g,
y in
i n g i » F ro
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T he curiosity of tropical A frica is
ing at the Society Rooms, City U l e « A o r l f . r n o . B a n d . T W . t A M
F o o o il lo A ...IA M .w
th e w onderful fly in g frog, first de­
Hall, Portland, Oregon.
Z e a l m id .
A »»retch o frich gold-bearing «and, 890
.Grant's Pass, Or , Aug. 11.—The
milva long by 24 mile» wide, o r 7.500
surveying clew that lias been at square mile», sound» like a lomewhn*
work making a preliinitinry survey tall order, write» the W ellington
of a coast mule from Crescent City. (!4. Z.) correspondent of the London
pre»», b u t th a t is the w ell-euthenti-
Cal., to Coos Bay for tlie Oregon & ested new s w hich come» here from
Pacific Railroad Company, lias been •cm »« the stra it.
withdrawn from the Held by tlie I Prom the K sram ea river, In t h ,
northern p a r t of the South iilan d , down
company and ordered back to San »» fs r »« the H sn rst river, in la titu d ,
Francisco. The crew hud surveyed 44 S., th* whole of Ihe west coast is al-
mont fabulously rich in au rifero u s
port}) nearly as iar a» Gold Bench, q u a rts reefs, and for 300 miles the black
nt the mouth of Rogue River. The, sands ar» full of the precious yellow
oilier crew surveying south from 1 dust
H ith erto none b u t e n tirely unault.
Cresce’ t City toward Humboldt »hie m achinery h»» been used for gold
Bay is still at work, and will be g e ttin g along these F actolisn .horea,
kept in the Held till the survey is b .it recently th* W siw hero Sluicing
•om pany h a t p u t up » p lan t adapted to
completed to Eureka.
the p te u lla r condition» of th* saiut
»nd is reaping nn enorm ously rich
harvest. T he re su lt has been a rush,
and 3,1X10 sere* have already been tak. n
up hy prospectors from »» far aw ay aa
Sydney.
O rders fur d red g ers to the value of
over 1 100,000 have a lready been placed
with m an u fa ctu re rs In England and
th e United S tates and a t K rupp’s work»
In Germ any, a n d on the bsets of the re-
sults so fa r attained It is expected th a t
the annual yield will n o t be b a a that)
« 4.000,000.
nd light load*.
Dairy ville
Store,
A B R IG A N D W HO L E V IE S T A X E S .
"W
plaint, of the above named Plaintiff, ¡‘G old B e a c h ,
filed a g a in s t you in tlie a b o v e entitled
c o u rt a n d cause, w ithin ten d a y s from
th e d a te of th e set-.;.
of th is su m ­
m ons on you if tlie sa u te be served u p ­
on you in tlie a bove n am ed C ounty of
C u r r y ; o r if served oil vou in a n y o th er
county of th is sta te , th en you a re re ­
q u ired to a n sw e r th e sam e w ithin
tw enty d a y s from tlie d a te e f su c h se r­
vice; a n d if served on you by.ptlblica-
tion th ere o f, th en you are re q u ire d to
a n sw e r said co m plaint on o r before th e
firs t day of th e n e x t regular term of
said c o u r t, to-w it, on the fo u rth M on­
d a y , th e 24th day of A u g u st, 1903.
Tlie D e fe n d a n t will ta k e notice th a t
if she fa il to an sw er said c o m p la in t, for
w an t thereof, the P la in tiff w ill apply te
th e c o u rt fo r the relief th e re in dem and­
ed, n a m e ly , th a t tlie bonds of m a tri­
m ony e x is tin g betw een tlie P laintiff
am i Ilefendant lie dissolved und for such
o th e r a n d f u r t h e r relief as to tlie court
m uy seem proper.
Tli is su m m o n s is se rv ed upon tlie
D efen d a n t by p u b lic a tio n th ereo f, by
v irtu e of a n ord er of publication made
by lio n . E d w ard Bailey, C ounty Ju d g e
of C urry C o u n ty , O regon, d a te d Ju n e
26, 1903.
Tlie d a te of tlie firs t p u b lic a tio n of
th is s u m in o n s is J u ly 1, 1993.
J. HUNTLEY,
A ttorney fo r P la in tiff.
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HARDW ARE,
O regon
NCLT1NANYTRUST Graniteware, Tinware,
Many newspapers have lately given currency
to reports by irresponsible parties to the effect
tha*
THE NEWHOMESEWING MACHINECO
hart entered a trust or c om b in ation ; w e wish
to assure the public that there is n o t r u t h In
such reports. W e have been m anufacturing
sew in g m achines for over a quarter o f a centu­
ry, nnd have established a reputation for our­
selves nnd our m achines that is the envy of all
others. Our “ .Vein H o m e ” m achine has
never been rivaled ns a fam ily m achine.—It
stands at the h ead ofall U in lt f l r a t l r sew ing
m achines, and stands on Its o w n merits.
T h e ••K ern t t o m e ” if> t h e o n l y r e a l l y
1 I I G U G ltA D E S c te in a M a c h in e
e
o n th e m a r k e t.
It Is n ot necessary for us to enter into a trust
to save our credit or pay any debts as we have
no debts to pay. W e have never entered Into
com petition w ith manufacturers of low gmdo
cheap m achines that are mnde to sell regard­
less of an y intrinsic merits. Do n ot be de­
ceived, w hen you wnnt a sew ing m achine don’t
Bend your money aw ay from hom e; call on a
« X e ir H o m e " H e a l e r , he can sell you a
better m achine for less than you can purchase
elsewhere. If there Is n o d ealer near you,
write direct to us.
Glassware and Crockeiy.
Orders taken for any article not kept in stock.
N e w G oods R e c e iv e d b y E v e r y S te a m e r .
O U R M O T T O IS “ S M A L L P R O F I T S
AND
Q U IC K
SA LK S.
Our buyer is constantly in the market, and takes advantage ®f all lew
prices, and we cannot be uutlersuld.
Our purpose is te keep the best »f
THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO all lines of goods, and our prices will be as low as the market» and the
O R A N G E , M A S S .
N ew York, Chicago, III., S t Louts, Mo., A tlan­
ta, Ha.. Dallas, T ex., Han Francisco, Cal._
quality of goods will permit.
T iuukb L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— honest dealing.
N otice for P ublication .
All customers m V be assured ef
and
W. T. K E R R , Managet.
U n ite d S ta te s L and Office,
R o seb u rg , O reg o n , A u g u s t 11, 1903.
-------I N otice is h e re b y g iv en th a t in cotn-
. I p lia n e e w ith th e provisions of th e n e t
In tlie C ircu it C o u rt of tlie St:
o f C ongress of J u n e 3, 1878, e n title d
“ An a c t for th e sa le of tim b e r la n d s in
O regon, for th e C o u n ty of C urry:
tlie S ta te s o f C alifornia, O re g o n , N eva­
Alice Z um w alt, P la in tiff, i Suit in
vs
[■ E quity for d a , a n d W ash in g to n T e rrito ry ,” ns ex-
A. K. Z u m w a lt,D e fe n d a n t,) a D ivorce. ten led to all tlie P ublic Laml S tates by
a c t of A u g u st 1, 1892, M ary E. D ean,
T o A. R . Z um w alt, tlie above nam ed o f I ’o r t, O rlo rd . C o u n ty of C u rry , S tate
of O regon, lias th is day tiled m th is ot-
■
D e fen d a n t.
I n th e n am e of tlie S ta te of Oregon. fiee h e r sw orn sta te m e n t No. 5274 for
.... tlie p u rc h a s e <4 th e E l N \\ J N LJ sM i
You u re hereb y su m m o n ed und
( of section No. 31, in Tu p No. 32 so u th ,
q u ired to an sw e r tlie c o m p la in t of tlie ra n g e No. 14 w est, and will o ffe r proof
above u an ted plaintiff, tiled a g a in s t you to show t h a t th e lan d sought is m ure
in tlie above e n title d c o u r t a n d cau3c, (
.
,
.go,.
;
.... i . for a tfric u ltu rn l p u rp o se s,an d to estan-
w ithin te n days, if th e sa m e is s-v e.1 1 [ l ^ 1 h e r claim to said lan d before
on you in th e a b o v e n a m e d C ounty of j
U pton. U. S . C otinnissioner, a t
' C u r r y ; or if se K c d on you in any o th er j |,i 8 office a t L an g lo is O regon, on ga t
j co u n ty in th is s ta te , th e n you a re re- ,| U filny, th e 31st. (lay of O cto b er, 1903. I
s h e nam es ns w itn esse s: A. J .M a r s h , j
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q u ire d to a n sw e r the same w ithin ■ ./ M . W est, W illiam L itnpach a n d A .|
tw enty d a y s from th e d a te of such se r­ A lx d p h sen , all of P o r t O lfo rd , O regon.
scribed by Hiahoff, of th e E q u ato rial v ic e ; a n d if se rv e d on you by pu b lica- - A ny and all p e rso n s claim in g a d ­
the a b o ve-described la n d s are
A frica expedition, w hich re tu rn e d to tlon th ere o f, th e n you a re re v q u i ire d to j i r versely
e o u e s te d to file th e irc la im s in th is o f-
E urope in the fall of 1894. ” his odd­ angw er said c o m p la in t on o r before th e
on or h e fore said 31st day of Oe-
ity of the re p tile fam ily is a bout the first day of th e n e x t r e g u la r te rm of to i,el.( iv03
size of a comm on bu llfro g , und resem ­
J . T . B R ID G E S , R e g iste r.
bles o th e r m em bers of tlie o rd e r of said c o u rt, to-w it, on th e fo u rth Mon-
dtiy,
th
e
2
ltli
d
a
y
o
i
A
ugust,
1903.
b a tra e h ia n s in ev ery th in g b u t it» feet,
T imber I »R® Aot, .I’ xe 3, ia .8 ,— I
each of w hich is webbed and enorm ous­ i T he d e fe n d a n t will ta k e notiee til a t
N otice F ok P ublication .
ly eularged, so m uch so as to form lia fail to an sw er said c o m p la in t as
splendid su b s titu te s for tru e wing». above re q u ire d , for w a n t thereof,
U n ited S ta te s L in d Office.
T he c re a tu re has five toes on each of the tin- p la in tiff wil, apply to tlie e o u it for
R oseburg O regon, J u n e 25, 1993.
o th e r tw o, w hieh m akes fo u r sei>urate tlie relief d e m a n d ed in h e r c o m p la in t,
N otiee is h e reb y given th a t in com ­
m em branes to each of its bind feet nam ely, th a t tlie bon d s o f m atrim o n y pliance w itli th e provisions of tlie a c to l
and th re e on each forefoot, or 14 in all. ex istin g betw een th e u la iu tiir and de- C ongress of J u n e 3. 1878, e n title d "A ll
In h is description of it Hiahoff says: , tein lan l above n am ed I»' dissolved, a n d a c t for tlie sale of tim b e r lands in tlie
“ E ach leg te rm in a te s in a s o rt of a for s u c h o th e r and f u r th e r relief as to S tates of C alifornia, O regon, N ev ad a,
fan, a n d w ith these Ihe little rep tile th e court s h a ll seem p ro p e r.
h is sum m ons is served upon th e d e ­ and in W ash in g to n T e r r ito r y ,’ us ex­
paddles th e a ir like a locust, o r like fe T
n d an t a b o v e tiam eti bv p u b licatio n ten d ed to all tin- P u b lic L a u d S tates by
a p a rtia lly fledged bird te s tin g its pin­ therof, by v irtu e of a n o rd e r of p u b lic a ­ m t of A ugust 4, 1892, V en u e S an d erso n
ions fo r th e first tim e.”
A lthough tion m ad e by lio n . E. A. H ailey, C oun­ of Bandon, c o u n ty of t oos. S ta te of
som ew hat a w k w ard in its flight, tlie ty Ju d g e of C u rry C o u n ty , Oregon, O re g o n , haa th is day tiled in tin s office
Ids sw orn stats n ie n t No. 5419. for the
w inged fro g can d a rt th ro u g h tlie air dated June 18, 1993.
a t a s|>eed of a bout ten y ard s p e r Me­ 1 T he d a te of th e first p u b lic a tio n of p u rc h ase o f th e \V>a NF.J, SEJ N VJ
of section N u m b e r 29, in Township
Olid, and can keep itaelf going forw ard till» su m m o n s is J u u e 24, 11X13.
No 31 south, of range No. 18 west, and
J. HUNTLBY,
a t t h a t ra te for from ten to fifteen sec­
ill offer proof to show th a t th e land
Attorney for Plaintiff. w
ond*.
T he average d'a ta n ce covered
so u g h t is m ore v a lu a ld e for its tim lier
by thc»e spurt« of grnsshopper-like
o r Stone th a n for a g r ic u ltu r a l p n rp .se s,
flig h t i» from 75 to 125 yard», but
a n d to e sta b lish his claim to said lan d
Hiahoff m entions instance» w here the
before C. T. B lu en iro th er, U . S. Com ­
T K E S P A S 9 N O T IC E .
• * In fact, a Full Line of General Hardware,
flying fro g cleared sandy stretche» 200
m issioner a t h is office at B andon, u re -
gon ..n S a tu rd a y , tlie 12th d a y of Sep­
y a rd s in w id th .—Ram '» Horn.
N otiee Is h e re b y given to all p ersons
b e r, 11X13.
n o t to tre sp a ss upon th e pM inise« of te m
lie names as witnesses: " • A.Hoov­
D r. K e nyon, situ a te d betw een f lo r a s e r, A. D. G ross, AY. C. Sautlerson and
n * * »T *k*< c * Spit »«4 *■ *»• lv u r U fa snsy.
laike a n d tlie county road, in N o rth e rn
T o q u it t*b»rco oafllf »nd torcrer. ba ms* C u rry , by rem oving, c u ttin g , or des­ G us G ro ss, all of B andon.
A ny and all ,ier»oii» claim in g adverse­
nvtlo, lu llo* tits, nerv» and vigor, ta k e N o T o tro y in g tim b e r upon said lan d . #2) re
ly th e above d escrib ed la n d s are rt-*|
Ils e , th« wonder work»», that main s weak men
Having engaged in the Hardware business, n share of the public
ward
w
ill
be
paid
for
inform
ation
J®»®’
•ires*. All droxxlats, *0» or II. Cur**(i»r»n-
q u e sted to file th e ir c la im s iu tin s of­
te«4
Rocktet and icm p'e free. A, Vca« ing to a convnffion of tr e s p a s s e s stated fice on or before said 12th d a y of Sep- I ronage is solicited.
F air dealing and satisfaction guaranteed.
j m a r tin « n a m 'd * C o . C t ilo s o or Nsw
"M above.
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clean your blood and h*ep it clean, by
T O M AC f r .«
the (tirnng up th* !»«y liver and driving s.l im
era« drw<<Ut,»b« W orld, will m ee t a t th e ir H all on
for*»»
1»With second a n d fo u rtli S a tu rd a y s
of each , un tie, from th* body. BfaPa.
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•I . W*« r I*7 eurer. J b o l r t , l 1 <
m o u th . AU tn em b e rs in good sta n d in g ksiiiah pimples, boils, blotch»», blackhead»,
tnd that sickly bilious completion by taking
ar» in v ite d to a tte n d .
Csscaret«.—beauty for ten rent» Ail dru»
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8. E. M ARSTKB8., 0 . C.
reyjia. natiafautiou guarantee^!, 10c, «óc, jQc.
J om MRVUI i * C lerk.
E. H. GHEEVER,
D E ALE R IN
Groceries & Provisions
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
GRANITEWARE,
STOVES & RANGES
DOORS <fe WINDOWS,
PAINTS & OILS.
Langlois, Curry County, Oregon.
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