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C i r c u it C o u r t D o c k e t . THE TIÎlBl.XE. W EDNESDAY, ACO CST 1903. CURRY CO. O FFICIAI, FAP i l ) E V ER Y W ED : ¡¡ti. G. ,4Y SVENINO. P ro p rieto r . W. F. HI I,F,Y, 9UBHCP.IPTIGN KATES ’>ne Copy One Y ear ................ One Copy Six Month®................ One Copy Three M ouths............. / D Y E E T ISIN Q H ates REASO NABLE. 1. F ra n k D aniel» va P. E gan; action a t law to recover m o n ey ; F. W. T a f t a tty , fo r plff, J- H u n tle y , a tty fo r d e ft; co n tin u e d from last term . 2. R. M . F itz h u g h va D. H . D iv ilbie»; s u it in eq u ity for an in ju n c tio n , H a ll & U p to n plft, I W a lle r S in c la ir fo r.d eft. I .3. .. W I*. Uodley V» N. E. P rice; »Etr.rvor m onev action u t law to re e tv e r m onej H a ll & H a ll for plff, F. \\ . I a tt ! for d eft. 4. R. D. H um e vs K. B. B u rn s; a c tio n a t law to recover m o n ey , J . H u n tle y for plff, H a ll & H all for deft. 5. E . B. B u rn s vs F ran ces M. K e n n e d y ; et a ', s u it in e q u ity to A. B. S abin . iJinglois, Oregon. q u ie t title , H a ll & H a ll for plff. C has . D ewey , (tolti Beach. G. S . \V. C ray n e vs M attie E. A. « C rook . Fistol Hiver. Oregon. B. C ra y n e ; s u it in eq u ity for ¡d iv o rce, J . H u n tle y for plff. I T h e p r in t. , a .. re*s on y o u r p a p e r » 7. S ta te of O regon vs E . B. < ShnWb t h e dai»’ tu which your sub- I I » » c rip ü o u I- ptti'l. B , , , . . , ; « , i . t r u - c i , , « t ™ . J » ., tico’b Court. 8. E D. H u m e vh E . B. B u rn s; A F e w C o m m e tti« . s u it ill eq . u ity for an in ju n c tio n , J . . . Ou th e p n g t ot th is issue is H u n tle y iur plU, R o b ert B u m s foj a well w ritte n an d reliab le a rtic le ¿¿ft. Which ap p eared m th« D aily O re g o n -( F . T . Crew e vs S tep h en M er o u ï t AGENTS: TO BUY THE PO PE A CITY. C onstantinople. Slur® T han R om a, I* The Pacific Store, Furniture and J BR8CERIES, (the best only, Lumber Company, “I had scrofula and T)o i r V V I 11P erysipelas for eight> V t t l l J V 1U V een y e ars, u n t i l I heard IJEely to 11« Purchased. I t is suggested that the Roman Catho lics of Cliristeodoni shall subscribe tl,- 000,000,000 to buy Rome and a neur-by seaport for the pope, says H arper’s Of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Df*cov- Weekly. The belief is expressed ihat ery,” writes Mr. Hilery Koons, of Queens, the Italian govern m eat m ight sell the W. Vs. "W hen I commenced to take medicine I weighed one hundred property w ithout serious detrim ent to this and thirty pounds. I have taken six its political integrity and th a t th.- bottles of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical money could be used to greatadvantage Discovery and three vials of his ' Pleas in relieving Italy of part of the b u r d e n __ ant P ellets' and am glad to say I feel * ‘ oue one hun- of her public debt. It is not proposed Jik"e a new man. I now weigh Wh. to turn over the principal to the venders, en t M> had used „v one bottle of the medicine annuaj proceeds into the Italian treas- could feel it was helping me. I realize ury as long as the pope rem ains undis Dr. Flmce's Golden Medical Discovery is the best medicine on earth." turbed in the ;*!>»I territory. ¡ The plan is a very pretty one and D r. P ierce's G o ld en M edical D is I there are those who think the money c o v er y pu rifies th e b lood and e n m ight be raised and th a t King Hum tire ly erad icates t h e p oison s th a t b ert's government would appreciate breed and feed d isea se. It cu res the advantages of such a bargain. But scrofu la, eczem a, e ry sip ela s, b o ils, would Rome be the best purchase the p im p les and o th er eru p tio n s that ulti make w wit P d U e sk in . P u re blood pope could ith h the money ? r , Chicago would take him vastly cheaper £ h „<lfh The is e sse n tia l to g o o d h ealth . and give him port privileges on Lake w ea k , ru n -d ow n , d eb ilita ted con Michigan, but she could not engage to ition w ic h so m a n . y . p eop make him monarch of an American to w n -. d __----- . . h ------ . le e x - ship n t any price. B ut there is Con- p erien ce is com m o n ly th e effect Of stautinople, an excellent city, where im p u re blood. D r. P ie rc e ’s G olden popes have lived before, full of ready- 1 M ed ical D iscovery n ot o n ly c lea n ses ED. RACKLEFF. Prop’r (Successor to F . M. Langiois.) K EEPS D IO IN S T O C K , G O O DS, HOOT« uml SHOES, H A R D W A R E« H A T H aSc CLALPSd And in (act, everything usually needed in the country. Port Orford, Oregon, C A S H S A L K S a m o u n t ng to $6 or m ore will be allowed 10 per cent dis- except on F lour, on which no ' Constantinople seems liable to come m a k in g glanda, and it en rich es th e ¡ r w |u do m y Qwn tM niing u is a « J AB 1 W il l LIO I U J U W il l e a U H l l ^ , J» 1 Into the market any day. If the pope a 1 Wlt? u , m y intention to sell cheaper than goodi could buy it of the sultan t<hat would be were ^ ver on p joraa Creek. a deal worth subscribing to and w orth p u re, n c h blood . turning a page of history to record, F r »S. D r. P ierce's C om m on ________ | S en se M edical A d v iser is sen t / r e t j ■ ’ 1 - SCIENTIFIC ^REASON GIVEN. on receipt o f stam p s to p a y e x p e n se Keep a Full and Complete Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE Butler, E ® and Hides, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WkJDJ wuu n iu v u i inn Of A ug. 18, w ritten by L . C. r i ll; Buit in eq u ity fo r a n in ju n c- .Why the Ey®. of s r.in te d Portrait rot- o f m a ilin g only. S en d a 1 o n e -c en t , y hujvi , stam p s for th e b o o k in paper covers, ’ inis Ma a H t * , low th e Observer. P e n tU n d , s o c i a l co rro sp o n d en t lor tlo d , R o b ert B u m s for plff. | Wollaston’» curious discovery was or 31 sto m p s for th e clo th -b o u n d I Will be taken in exchange for goods, th e O reg o n ian . Mr. P e n tla n d is 10. J e ff D. W ilso n vs E x celsio r th a t by adding to each pair of eyes a vo lu m e. A d d r ess D r. R . V . P ierce, ¡ ------------ B u ffalo N Y . ............................G o!,I H i n i . g C ... a c tio n . . law «"i G iv e m e a t r i a l a n t i I w i l l d o in j d a y s in th e v icin ity ol I o rt O rio n recover m oney; J. H u n tle y for plff. ^be rig h t or left, according to b e st t o p le a se y o u . In the C ircuit Court of th e State of Or- a n d Rogue liiv e r, g ath erin g d ata jj . R. p H u m e v» E . B. B u r n s ' the direction of the nose. B yin can so f gon lor the County of C urry. 0 .S « c m p l . i . l I . e q u ity for « » > / . ■ ? , D E N N I S C U N N I F F , J R ., ' 9 John H . M cE lhaney, P l'tf. ) S uit In hqui Equity for few p o in ts, how ever Mr. I e n tla n d in ju n c tio n , II. C o u n try m a n an il R. remarks, “a lost look of devout u.betrac- a DI ‘vorce d id not q u ite do justice to the sub- p H u m e for plff, H all A H a ll g n d tion in an uplifted countenance of in- Mary M cE lhaney, D e ft. . tl,» . r, , . ., quisltive archness in the leer of a T o M ary M cElhaney, the above ject in h a n d , in spi'.i inj, u R o b e rt B m q s oi d eft. | younger face turned downward (inti ob- nam ed Defendant. —0— hat’bor o f F r.m k p o rt lie say s ‘‘in th e 12, J . H u n tle y , a d m in is tra to r,; jiquely tow ard the opposite side." In the nam e of the S tate of O reg o n ,. , • e o Shelter of a rockey rid g e schooners vg R u t h A. L aw rence; w rit o f re -| As by changing the direction of the You a re hereby sum m oned and re- S u rv ey o r for th e D is tric t o fO r- , lower features we change the direction egon. com e in an d load w hen t h e ’.leath er view , J . H u n tle y fur Plff, n o ei ^¡ie PyeSi fiay fl >-otes and Queries, so quired to appear and answer the com- p lain t of the.above named Plaintiff, G o ld B e a c h , - . - O re g o n j by changing our position, the ey e of the p e rm its .'’ B u rn s for deft. T h is is tru e in p a rt, b u t I1’rank- l ‘J. A lice Z u m w a lt ys A. R. I portrait1 apparently follows its, if u uled against you in the above entitled vertical line lie drawn, through the tip court an d cause, within ten days from port, is an ex cellen t su m m er h arb o r, Zum w ult; s u it in e q u ity for a d i- I of the nose and half way between the j the date of the service of th is sum- well sheltered from N orwest w in d s, voice, ,1. H u n tle y for plff. ! eyes, there will be the same breadth of roons on you if th e sam e be served up- „ — . _ lately given ____ , V . . Many newipaper. have currency by large roc..- th at sta n d o u t in th e 14. J o h n M cE lh an e y vs M urv head, of check, of ohln and of neck on 011 y o u ID tne above Damau County of to reports by irresponsible parties to the effect each side cf this middle line, and each C u rry ; or If served on you in any other »bat ocean. To the S o u th a n d in the M c E lh a n e y ; s u it in e q u ity for a di- ¡r js wjjj t^j ¡n Q,e middle of the whole county of this state, then you are re- TH i NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO little hay created, li)’ the sh elter of vorce, J . H u n tle y for plff. | eye. Jf we now move to one side, the quired to answ er the sam e within 5 had entered a trn .t or combination; wewiah b7 ndth ,eT<7 th ese rocks the w ater is deep, and j 15. J . V. B u rk e vs F ra n k L o ck | , . Io BHura the public that then Is n o tr u th In I p a rt of the ........ head ™ and face will ................ lie di- twenty days from the date cf such ser- i lttch report*. We have been manufacturing sm ooth during th e »untrner m o n th s. h a r t; s u it in e q u ity to q u i e t tl 1 , U1jnjshed, but the parts on each Bide of vice; and if served on you by publics- * ew ln g m B c h ln e 8 fo r o v e r a q u a r te r o fa ce n tu - the middle line will lie diminished equal- tion thereof, then you are required to ^ 1'T*"dBaJ Tueu“ ^ a“h,nM?titPigtoe°enTy of an A w harf, with good facilities fur V eszie & F reem an an d H u n tle y fur 1 ly, and nt any position, however oblique, | a n swer said com plaint on o r before the other*. Our “ S e tt B » m e " machine has lo a d in g vessels, h as been b u ilt along ».Iff there will 1)C thp same breadth of fate .. . , f ,h , „ „ „ i.. n( n*ver been rivaled as a fam ily m achine.—It I B u r k e v s J u h n D . V a i - on each side of the middle line, and the ., , ,. e itand* at the head o f all Bfiffh G ra d e sewing th e hold ftice of one of th e rocks i KJ. J , , ( „ , . . . . . . . .. , . . i said co u rt, to-wit, on the fourth Mon- machine*, and aland* ' on its o w n merit*. - > Aumiat ltitl'l w hich projects o u t from the sh o re D enB rg h ;s u it in e q u ity to q u ie t in s wilt be in the center of the whole T h e “ N ew H tm e " r ta lly ,, ,, , „ . j of the eyeball, so that, being on a flat day, the 24th (lay of A ugust, 1903. S t o t t a S A D S S e w in g U aeM nn a n d here, steam ers ns well ns title , Veazte & F reem an a n d J snrfa<,f ‘, he lris wi„ be 3een in front ot j The D efendant will tak e notice th r t C on ff»e m a r k e t. schooners, can come, d u rin g th e lld n tle y for pl/F. the picture or obliquely. - If she fail to answ er said com plaint, for I* not n«ee**aiy for n* to enter Into a trust O U R M O T T O IS “ S M A L L P R O F I T S A N D Q U I C K S A L E S .” J . i ----------------------- ' ' ' want thereof, th e Plaintiff will apply to i toa a v e our credit or pay an y debt* ae we have su m m er, mid tak e on a cargo o f, 17, Lucy A nn S m ith vs . .. • . , no debts to pay. We have never entered Into THE BICYCLE FACE. the court for the relief therein demand- eom petltlon w ith manufacturer* of low grade lu m b e r w ith perfect safety . S m ith ; su it in eq u ity fo r a divorce, Ite Several n o rrlb le D ctaU . C arefully e d , nam ely, th a t the bonds Of m a tri- j eheap m ach in e, th at are m ade to cell regard- In an o th e r place he refers to R o b e rt B urns for plff. A „ .iy « » d and K z p ia in .4 , mony existing between the Plaintiff l ^ . “ ^ n “ou w in ta irin g ^ c h iu ^ d o n -t D eliner Coh grove, a« D eltner S co tt. Ig , Jo h n N. L an g lo is vfl J . P. In these days of athletes every form an(j Defendant be dissolved and for such «end your money away from home; call on » Qther a u J fu rth e r relit.[ M to tha “ Hew S e m e " D e a le r , he can Mil you a T h is is an erro r often m ade, as R u ssell; action a t law to recover i of sport seems to develop some variety O ur b u y er is c o n sta n tly in th e m a rk e t, and takes a d v a n ta g e e f all lew __ batter m achine tor lets than you can purchase of disease. Baseball players become afflicted""with*that mysterious sounding may seem proper. • ^ ^ c t to u / Cr9 “ deft'er “ “ Del mer h as m ade his homo w ith m oney, J . M. U p to n for plff. prices, an d we c a n n o t be u n d erso ld . O u r purpose is te keep the best e f M r. an d M rs. S cott since a very 19. Jo in t N. Langlois vs J . I ’.. ailm ent known as “ charley horse.’’ j This summons .8 served upon the Devotees of tennis acquire “tennis D efendant by publication thereof, by ; THE NEW HOME SEWINB MACHINE CU all lines of goods, an d o u r p rices w ill be as low as th e m a rk e ts and th e sm all hoy. li e o n ly gives D elm er R ussell et a l; Io set asid e deed o f elbow,’’ an undesirable species of mus- v irtu e oi an order oi publication made O RAN G E, M A SS. Mt c re d it for h a v in g killed oG liear. convt y an ce, J . M. U pton for p lf f cle stiffening. Bowling makes the : by Hon. Edward Bailey, County Judge J NeZ ^ k'n iu l“KirV l''Ha\/rranAum’ Cah“1" q u a lity of goods w ill perm it. A ll cu sto m ers m ay bs assured e f fair and D elm er h olds th e b elt as th e ch am - H „ || H all for deft. | practieers arm-bound, and even w riting, oj Curry County, Oregon, dated June which isn’t so much sport as it m ight 1903 T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— h o n e st d ealing. pion bear k ille r in S o u th ern O regon 20. .State o f O regon vs H ed erick be, occasionally is followed by w riter's “ ' n . Ui- »• « N otice for P ublication . The Gat® ° l «•« publication of W . T . K E R R , M sn sg si. if n o t in th e sta te . Tiiougli source- W ilso n ; tr a n s c tip i from ju stio u ’e crim p. Of course, the latest m ania m ust liuve its little ¡11 to bear it com- this sum m ons Is Ju ly 1, 1903. ly 25 y e a rs o f age D elm er h as co u rt. pany, says the New York Sun, and here J . H UN TLEY, U nited States Land Office, k illed n e a rly 200 hear. H e h a s, 21, R. D. H u m e vs E . B. B urns; it is fully portrayed. I t is the bicycle A ttorney for Plaintiff. Roseburg, O regon, A ugust 11, 1903. face. [ — ------------------------------------------------- Notice is hereby given th a t in com k ill'd as high as 30 in one season; tr a n s c rip t from ju s tic e ’s court, The bicycle face is the discovery of a pliance with the provisions of the a c t an d k illed his Inst hear when b u t doctor who rides the bicycle w ith his In the C ircuit Court of th s State of of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled T. . s U». “ An act for the sale of tim ber lands in n in e y e a rs old. T h e ed ito r of th is ; w .UMti’a face, as well as his feet. He discovered Oregon, for th e C ounty of Curry: Ilnur«! Mt » Ditttauuu u the S tates of California, O regon, Neva 1 it first on other people, then on him- Alice Zumwalt, Plaintiff, Suit In Eighteen Milo*. pu[a*r is p erso n ally a cq u ain ted w ith V8 Equity for da, and W ashington T erritory,” as ex An inquiry was recently mad« in Lon self, and finally came to the conclusion j Mr. U olegrove an d can vouch lor a t everybody who goes forth on two a . R. Zum w alt,D efendant, s Divoroe. tended to all the Public L and States by don ns to th e g reatest distance at whiel I j th act of A ugust 4, 1892, M ary E. D ean, wheels acquires the expression in th e foregoing. II any h ear killer n in an 'i voice could be heard, leavingo To A. R. Zumwalt, the above nam ed of P ort Orford, C ounty of Curry, State which the new term is applied. This of Oregon, has th is day filed in this of in the sta te has a b etter record we course th e telephone ou t of consider» expression may be divided Into three D efendant. h e r sworn statem ent No. 5274 for tion. The reply, says H arper's Itounc parts: In the nam e of the State of Oregon. fice w ould like to h ear from him . the purchase of the EJ N W | NEJ SWJ Table, was m ost Interesting, and 1. A wide and w ildly-expectant ex- You a re hereby sum m oned and re of section No. 31, in Twp No. 32 south, was a . follows: Eighteen m ile, is the pression of the eyes. quired to answer the com plaint of the range No. 14 west, and will offer proof distance on record a t which a man's T R E S P A S S N O T IC E . 3. Strained lines about the mouth. above named plaintiff, filed a g ain st you to sliow th a t the land sought is more voice tins been heard. This occurred In 3. A general focusing of all the fen for its tim ber or stone than In the above entitled c o u rt and cause, valuable the G rand canyon of the Colorado, for ag ricu ltu ral purposes,and to estab- toward the center. 1 . . . . , .... Notice 1« hereby given to all persons w heu one shouting the name “ Bob" nt turns V Scientists took hold of the m atter w ithin ten days, if the sam e is served lish I; 1er claim to said land before n«»t to tn Hpass upon the prem ises oi J)r. Kenvon» situ ated between I’loraw one end Ids voice was plainly heard at and advanced theories about it. One on you In the above nam ed C ounty of J . H. U pton, U. S. Comm issioner, at , Hike and the county roa I, in N orthern the oth er end, which Is eighteen miles learned man said th a t the bicycle face C u rry ; or if served on you in any other the 31st. day of O ctober, 1903. Currv. by removing, cutting, or des away. was the result of a constant strain to county in this state, then you are re- u nlay, She names as w itnesses: A. J.M arsh , Lieut. Foster, on P arry 's th ird arctic preserve equilibrium. Up popped an- q u jre(l to answ er the same within troying timber noon said land. #25 re M. West, W illiam Liinpach and A. ward will be paid for inforluatlon lead expedition, found th at he could con other scientist, w ho stated th a t the pre- twei,ty days from the date of such ser- Abolphsen, all of P o rt Orford, Oregon. ing to a conviction of tree*paws a* stilted verse w ith n man across the harbor of serving of equilibrium was purely an -...eii ... Any and all persons claiming a d above. Fort Bowen, a distance of six thousand instinct, involving no strain, and th a t V ic .; and i served ou you by publica- Dated a t Bun Ion, Oregon, M arch 14, six liiimlred anil nijiety-.ix feet, or if the first man knew a bicycle from a tion thereof, then you lye required to versely the above-described lands are l.'Pl. PE I I U N 1.1.'ON, Agenl about one mile and a quarter, and Sir bucksaw he'd realize it. Thereupon answer said com plaint on or before the requested to file th eir claim s in this of fice on or before said 31st day of Oc John F ran k lin said th a t he eonveraed the first scientist said th a t the second first day of the next re g u la r term of tober, 1903. J . T . B R ID G E S , R egister. w ith ease at a distance of more than a had a bicycle brain, and hundreds took 8tty court, to-wlt, on the fourth Mon- H tfo rd C am p • ** 4 '■ ♦ t. J), U'oudmeii td the inMc. l) r .t Young records th a t a t Gi «.ties In the discussion A prom inent (luy the a lth day of A ugust, 1903. T imber L and A ct , J une 3, 1878,— academy instructor here ia pom- . / . . . . .* .. World, w ill meet at their Hall on the b raltar the hum an voice haabeen heard bicycle live th at he has solved the secret. T h . | The defendant will tsk e notice th at »«peond am 1 fourth Saturdays of each a t » d istan ce of ten miles. N otice F or P ublication . Sound has rem nrkatde force in w ater. three component partsof the expression b* Lad to answer said com plaint as m o n th . All ineiitbvis in good stumling ¡above required, for w ant thereof, m e invited to attend. Collndon, by experim ents piode in the he oseribes to the following causes: U nited S tates L in d Office, K. E. MABSTEUS,, C. 0 . The phenomenon of the wild eyes Is the plaintiff will apply to the couit for Lake of Geneva, estim ated th at n bell Roseburg Oregon, J u n e 25, 1903. A »S » u s v, t ’lerk. subm erged in the sea m ight lie heard a acquired while learning the art. It is the relief dem anded in her com plaint. Notice is hereby given th a t in com- ‘ 1 ’T ilane« w ith the provisions of the a c t of distance of more th an sixty miles. caused by a painful uncertainty wheth.- ! na.m,e ly- a 1 1 / » k „__ ;,..i n ™ «« exiutma between the p la lo u n and do- ongress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled “ An 1'rnuklin says th at he heard the strik er to look for the arnval of the floor in fendftnf above nam ed dis8O|ve.i, and ing together of two stones In the w ater front, behind, oroneside, and, once fixed jor sucfi o th er and fu rth er relief as to act for the sale of tim ber lands in the States of California, Oregon, N evada, court ,jhaH proper. hnlf a mile away. Over w ater or a upon the countenance, can never be re- and in W ashington T e rrito ry ,” as ex surface of lee sound Is propagated with moved. This sum mons is served upon the de tended to all the Public L and States hy The strained lines about the mouth fendant above nam ed by publication great clearness and strength. A ugust!, 1892, Vernie 8anderson are due to anxiety lest the tire should therof, by virtue of an order of publica- actof l)r. H utton relates th at on a quiet of Bandon, county of Coos, S tate of a k e s sh o r t road s. explode. Variations in these liaea are ' tion made b' Hon. E. A. Bailey, Coun- l>art of tha Thames, near Chelsea, he Oregon, has this day filed in this office could hear a person read distinctly at traceable to the general use of chewing ty Judge oi C urry County, Oregon, hls ssrorn statem en t No. 6419, for the ated J u n e 18, 1903. ds ‘ ' gum. the distunce of one hundred and forty purchase of the W X N E J, SEJ N W l The date of the first publication of of section N um ber 29, in Township The general focus of the features is feet, while on the land the same could this sum m ons is J u n e 34, 1903. indicative of extreme attention direct No. 31 south, of range No. 13 west, and only be heard seventy-six feet. Prof. J. H UNTLEY , will offer proof to show th a t the land 32s«. m l lig h t lo a d s. Tyndall, when on Mont Blanc, found ed to a spot about two yards ahead of A ttorney lor Plaintiff. sought is more valuable for its tim ber the front wheel. This attention arises the report of a pistol shot no louder or stone than for ag ric u ltu ra l purposes, than the pop of a champagne bottle. from a suspicion th at there is probably N O T IC E O F M E E T IN G and to establish his claim to said land Persons in a balloon can hear voices a stone, b it of glass, upturned tack, before 0 . T. B luem rother, U. 8. Com o f B o a rd o f E q u a lisa tio n . from th e earth a long time a fter they b.arral hoop, or other dangerous article m issioner at his office at Bandon, Ore lying in w att there. It is temporarily I n fa c t, a F u ll L in e o f G en eral H ard w are, themselves are inaudible to people be lost when the obstacle is struck and gon on Saturday, th e 12th day of Sep for e v e r y th in g is hereby given th a t the Board tem ber, 1903. low. the bicyclist's face mokes furrows in ol Notice E qualisation of C urry County O re He nam es as w itnesses: W. A. H oov th a t r u n s o n w h e e ls. Gie ground, b u t reappears w ith iu- gon. will meet a t th e office of the Coun er, A. D. Gross, W. C. Sanderson and T respass N o tice. ' ¡nPmalty after every such ex- ty Clerk of C urry county, a t Uold Qua Gross, all of Bandon. S o ld E v .ry w h .r w . Reach, O regon, on the last Monday, Any and all persons claiming adverse Notice Is hereby g iven to all perrons whom it may concern, not to en ter up- iiitj Or»»on Weekly Journal, a Puso- the 31st day of A ugust. 1903, and will ly the above described lands are re- , The O H .ro. H a v in g e n g a g e d in th e H a rd w a r e b u sin e ss, a sh are o f th e p u b lic pa continue in sessiou d u ring the week, uested to file th eir claim s in this of- on or trespass upon the prem ises of the crater newsnanrr. is pages, full of news—- “ >e purpoee of exam lnln« the As- ce on or before said 12th day of Sep-1 ronage is so lic ite d . F a i l d e a lin g an d sa tisfa c tio n g u a ra n teed . undersigned, for th e purpose of hunt- all of 1«! tt a year to any aCtrrw. The Portland. Or. tem lier 1903. ing, o r tlshingw ith bookend line, epear, Journal, P. O. Box 111.------------ — , new*racut , Roll „ for the , year - , 19ÛJ, and , or otherwise. Haiti prem ises are sltua- — — — —---------- ------- -— correcting all errors In valuations, des J . T. BRIDGES, Register. | ted in Hixes preciuct, t'u rrv county. Or-1 __ criptions o r qualities of land, lots or eg.ui, and described as follows T h e 1 other property. All parties who may O . a . t r I s B lo o d D o * . he aggrieved by valuation, description ‘ " t ’•>. d 1 totu« of RW) and 8 K |, section 0,1 Clsas blood « « « I a elssn skin. No »«toavd y«»M »in Neel’ i, Mrvr o r oiherwioe, as to their asm m tnent, ! *’**>• .••tv -iii»./ uur T p. 32 H., K 14 w. Any person So bsaaty wit boot it. Casrar.ts, Csady Cataar ; KIKljHMfcvt- ' ’> TO•!M<’ <•**» tr '¿passing for the purpose of hunting This slrostn i« Is on n . r y box ot tk® ««astia. will therefore tak e notice and make tie cleaa your blood and ks«p it clean, by ‘» AC 0 * 1 »Io •»irnni ap ths laay liver and driving all im- due o o u p la in t to said B oard of Equal i ■»«•vvb *.-»r a* T a i* It » Ith lishing or otherwise, will lie prosecuted jlji. L a x a tiv e Bromo-Quinine <(;• D tiy,t*ral«t<-ntly On» ization, otherwise their aM essment will puntiM from tbs body. Bqpn today to »'•*'»> t re*. > in, »<«.•« U | I., th e lull extent of the law. banish pinsplta, bosla, blotebea, blaekbmd*. ri .re. e» ref<»r..I n o » « * . stand as made by th e Asseeeor No cam ping allowed on the ptemiees, ■ • ■ *>«»»». ¿teet Va di. and that sickly billons complexion by tolling Dated th is 4th day of August, 190A and ,«*ople passing thro u g h are warn-1 Caseareto,—beauty for ten cento. All drug. JK» t l till •< »re»*. A. J. M ARSH, Jiato, aatiafactioo guaranteed, 10«, 25c, Me. , T»ke C mca rei» O m i y Catbart io. Wc or Cauri» í «••nr. fore'«*, i cd to close the gates. CouutyAssessor. It GL O. G. tail u> curo. arujumiA r»fu»U S .F . PE IR C E . lût & li C C G. In refund i nettar ' BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, DRESS GOODS, Dep. U. S. Mineral Surveyor OIL SUITS AND RUBBER BOOTS. HARDW ARE, Graniteware, Tinware, Glassware and Crockeiy. Orders taken for any article not kept in stock. tetkeonlv 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 . .«mW« M.l.,».« «*» Ì E. H. GHEEVER, D EALER IN J. Groceries & Provisions HARDWARE, W nfLV 1?url S ÏC Æ F A X E -E GREASE TINWARE, GRANITEWARE, STOVES <fc RANGES DOORS & WINDOWS, PAINTS & OILS. Langlois, Curry County, Oregon. Mad. hr STAMDARIt ¡ S . S w. r > J I
