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I aim charged w ith having * Ited one osnt FubUshul Every Wednesday, h y | F R A S E A .* HA R D Y T . STEW A RT of «he com pany4 its stock; although a »h ire watt »ent um, I p ro m p tly m u ' i t back, tion m u ri be filed 30 days prior to the date o f the election. U n d er the proposed law, ihe petitions roust be Timber Land,' Act June A !•» *— N O T IC E FO B P U B L IC A T IO N - L of filed 4A days prior to (Re date o n » au , Ka A. B. « asui , J - ií^ —— A a r s u T is ie a K a t k £ MA a b o íi a b l b . lufaiaouM K lcotlonering. Thousands of letters are bei ng sent to votara a ll over the state, which th e authors are toocow srdlyto rig n, grossly «ttaoking fii&iathan Hours«, hoping to defeat h im for United Stale« Senator. The author« ana. nadoubtedly the same g an g o f plu toerataand politician«, th a t defeat, ed h im at the Portland Frim affes. These men warn a man in the Sen ate that they can haedlei they know they cannot handle M r . Bourne, who has a t a ll times and placer, shown himself to bean unflinching, consistent, champion of the Com* mon People, who stood by him so lo y a lly in all ru ral counties o f O re gon, aa to give him the well m erit the election. Under both laws, the United States Land Roarburg. Ofwgon, Hay «Sod. i s must be signers o f Notice Is hereby given that In eom- registered gâtera. pliance with the provisions of the act o f Congress of June 3. 187». entitled U n d er the* present law , th e an le “An act for the ante of timber lands of intoxicating liquor becomes un in the States of-“ California, Oregon, law fu l on the first M onday in June Nevada and Washington Territory aa extended <o all the PuMio Land i f prohibition carries. Under the States by act of August 4, I8M W IL L IA M C. M ORRIS, proposed law, a vM e for pro hib ition of Unvrrsity Station. Seattle, f a t e would not become beooms effective u n til of ¿ b ig . State {or Terrftof. of . King, (or Territory) __ . IngtonThas this day tiled in I this of- ed d « * M . U . entering ^4» m I M swa ___, Kia aatnrrt rx fMfcfor fit __. _____ „ aiatnrnonf _ ... W le clai th e record of the result o f the elec- ■nauy o f thrti. ‘ Ho. U i n Township N o ? « H, Range rise interested was reused p y *P- T h e proposed aa rn d to iea t k / the T h e present law prescribes a pen No. i t W, and w ill ofie&ptsuf to u t n ' nt‘t<r slrsng* , P » '» *" locgl option la w , w h ich W iU a lty o f One of from 940 10 <500 or that the land sought is jnofe vafa fur its timber or atone tb h fi" for e r j tp o ur county, from I d « b ^ \ $ s ’ fte voted upon by th e people e h th e itDprisonnMrtrt in< th e coutity ‘ J lil 10 conns and other distant places. June election, i t a meamra lh a t baa to 80 d ays ,d r by both fine and ftp and Receiver of thia offiee ah W M I did ‘M ’ < « « * '“ Received q uite extensive diseuesion, prieoam eat. H i e proposed law Oregon, on Wednesday, the Mod day under sim ilar conditions. The gov hut th at is little understood j h its fixed the pewatoy 'a t « ' fine o f not at August, U08. i M K S S s a s ’w » . em in ent has not been defrauded by (dquai In, for the reason th at i f M . rath- mdse tim e 9230 fur the first offonce O. I . Leavcngood.of Roseburg, Ore, ah yth in g I d id ,.h u t the delay to • y long, a n d . the average voter and not more than 9500 for ih e sec Arthur Holland, of, Gold Beach Ore. m any o f edir people whose claifpe eennot tak e tim e to compare the ond offense w ith no im prisonm ent, C. L. Byron, of Beattie, Wash. Anv and ail persona Maiming ad have been held up, when they were proposed new lew w ith tbeoriginal. i T h e present law prohibits the sale versely the above-described lauds ere honestly filed on.and paid for, lias F or the inform ation of the voters o f c* givin g n * » y o f iqto xiealin g liq requested to file their claims in this beta an unwarranted hardship. Oregon, ae effort w ill be made in uors In a pm liib itio n county or pre office on or before said «2nd day of August, 1908. - -i " F rank A. 8 trwart . this article to present in concise form cinct, except pure aloohol for scien B ckjamim L. Boor. R e g iste r . Current Topic«. T h e voters oí this section o f Ore E d ito r T ribunk :— In m y item in gon are too in tellig en t to-be fooled yo u r last on the subject o f the by anonymous, defamatory attacks and w ill resent th is 'in au lt to their “ qualitative theory” I intended to Intelligence, and w ill rush to ¿ Ir, quote the W a ll Street Journal a« Bourne’s defence, by securing for conceding that i t was no lunger a an im p a rtia l statem ent o f the pro tifie purpose», or wines to church visions o f the present local option officials f« » tc ra m e n ta l pnr|X>eea,or law and th e proposed am endm ent, stim ulants as medicine in case« of The existing law was fram ed by the aotual sickness, b u t such stim ulants L ard , A ct J u k i 3. 1878,— NOTICE FOB P U B LIC A TIO N . T im b k b United States Land Offi<*», anti-saloon interests and was adopt-, must be sold o nly upon the w ritten Roaeburg,Oregon, M ay 22ud, 1906. Notice is hereby given th a t in com ed by the people a t the general elec prescription o f a regularly practicing pliance with the provisions o f the act tion of 1904. The proposed amend physician, and a precription can be of Congress of Junes, 187*. entitled ment was framed by the liquor in - used but once and must be canceled “ An a. t for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon. Neva- used. T h e da, and Washington T erritory," aaex- teresta, end w ill he voted upon June and placed _ on — file when ---------------------------- *> •'* Public Laud States h im every vote they can. I t was “ theory” h u t a ; “ Q u a n ta tiv e F a c t” 4 .1 9 0 9 . The b ill w ill appeac upon prOpoeed law wbuld p ro hib it th e 1 ju DSO n V i ^BOHKNREBU — - the People, and not the Plutocrats sad the types made me eay ‘ Im i- the official b allo t under the fol low»- -sal« or giving aw ay o f intoxicating and Bankers, th at nominated M r. ta tiv e F a c t." Q u a a ta tife .fo c t gx- ing title : “ F or am endm ent to the liquors, exorpt a t wholesale, and ex- “J Bourne. A ll his life he has been a preaseathe o o n d itiu n jex ao tly , a n d local option law givin g an ti-p ro •sp» for ahaliciBAl, pharmaoeutica), this office ktasworn stab m.-nt No. 6805, P'lrchssc of the M N W i W l N and prohibitionists scientific or racramental purposes,; Square open fighter, never skulking the wonder u tjia t the W a il S tre et hibitionist« E tc of Section No. 12 in Township No. 1 1 r-_ - j . , pur ’.I ! M lik e an assassin tq strike a foe In lpe Taper lied the cuodnr to confess it. equal privileges.” T h ia title w ill be and when s6ld for m edicinal p s«b, R«nge 14W, and will offer a r MS, R.nge No. No. 1*W, _ _ _ . / ' *ho* th* ‘ «»• lan 1 w>UKbt is followed w ith the words “ Yes” and poaea they »hall he sold only in good back behind the shield o f Anon faith UDon a w ritten n r e s c r in fi» « t>. ‘ m o re valoabie for its t im b e r or stone A coterie o f the wives a n d w id “ No.”' Those p h o wtnfolbe present y m ity . No other Republican in ' np? ■ w n ,w n p M K rip tw « by , lhan tor aiiriuuUuraJ purposes, and to ows and daughters n f certain Port a physician in active practice, | establish hisctaicffTO said land before local option law emended w ill vote Oregon has done more to seeute o iX o ^ o * ? W ^ i n - laws in th e ln teresta of the masses, land m illionaires b are set them - “ Yes.” Those who wont tbs pres- “ which pTM w iption shall not be ; used h u t once.”. T h e proposed law day, the » t h day’ pf August, I W . W against the classe», a n d i n e reh" * * ‘* ’u * * « “ »• ■ent law to stand w ill vote “ N o .* y. people canoot tru st Bouree fiona the f lir t o T^l|or« o f Tooiey Street,” « a names aa » itnes-es : I t is impossible to make a com expressly provides th a t the givin g C. 1 lasaveugooii o f R o seb u rg . Ore. aw ay of intoxicants by a person ia reoord he has made, there ie -n u ts .¿ °*°lv e d th4t W oeaiu parieon o f the |re proposed new 'IffiVv* M 11© HUB IIlUUCj »l»o<© V© IRfVm a-«, » feH’« yt? “ wpwwvM eum w • law • w I » w «- J. Q Gilbert of Roseburg Or*. George Turner of Roeeburg Ore. m a n in O regon th u t th e y can t'rufc. ^ ■ ’»go w ill never, n ever-d »^ qo^wikh the old, section b y s e c t io n . f . , r , ll '<» dw elling, unleee such Warren Beatly of Rotk&tiig Ore. F *« * publie reeovt. A n y ’i r a e d a il p erso n a . rta iw ria g L e t us show our d«4p apprecistlfih npvyr. I t ig becoming more and the rvaeon th at th e seclidn» dsare o f his servicer, and o f his great ’• « • " • v id a n t that- men M t M M J f a '“ * , eat sb- al 4 are hostile to a free tatilbt same suhjecta ae the correrpoading| ih® present law requires C irc u it t onice on or teivre «lay of iliiv liit y and7 fa ir count. Such may he re sections o f the present law . T h e ) Jud«w Mi,« •« attention o f G ran d Au«ai% ^ X jaw » L. EDDVr Register. lied upoa to oppose say enlarge measure proposed by the liquor in - J “ ’-’« ’ t® Mie prohibition law , and P™1 W fi ri • . i Those Indictm ents. D a ir y m e n i aa g to ed nomination a t the Prim aries. A t t e n t io n wkwhb m ent o f the euffrage and to lend teresta is practically a repeal of the I m*kes it the d u ty of the District themselves td -every (possible i n law draw » by tba a n ti liq u o r later-1 Attorney« to filo com plaints against .L N y ° u com teniplate "buying a C bmam . S eparator , call on or address: i 1. T . ¿ ¿ c jtfu lle n , ■ L an glois, Ore. A gent for the ctolebtated Sharpless Separators, * si < - * ta" a , 9 L?' \ J '* • and let him exp lain the su p eriority of the S harpless over a ll other m akes of J3epar- ators; the S harpless w inning first p r iz e over aH com petitors at the ”■ i ... . ' • "i' * E e w is b i h I < ’lftl*lk l'jxposi t i<»It. JOHN H. MILLER 5 (Successor to Pacific Furnitu re & Lumber Co.) O13ÎVIS KÀ- MKRCH Æ1XT- f& ^ P o r t Orford, Having purchased the General Merchandise buninexH of the P . T . A L Co., it ehall be my aim to merit and receive* fair sliar,- of the puMic patronage T5yr»*pfog'i-nnr'*nfI'odm ,)Icte Ht - fa , f general merchandise, of tbe beat quality, by tolling a t the I,,«,-at poeelble fignree, and bv fa ir and honest dealieg. I ttaVe juat re- oei ved a large atqelt of ■ - ■ -*■“ - '7 ' ■ G O O D S ,■ I ' and freah anpplies will be received by every att-sm-r I t slmll t>e < m y<jror|>«w tolieapaiiril «took of everything required bv tin G R O C E R IE S an d P R O V IS IO N S , —T— 7; > . . . BO O TSnndSJE / 1 circumscribe esta, and the substitution ofanotbsr P *f*»n * «elliog liq u o r u n la w fu lly , it : v-,- . . - •■-..r,, law upon the same general subjeot. anM requires the. C irc u it Judges or L A D I E S ’ D R ESS G OO DS, d Even E x M ayor and( Ex-Con. but en tirely different in its langu- m aglelrates to issue warrants com Forest Uen Selection No. 84«. H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E and T IN W A R E , . - . U. f . Lan.l Office, Hoaebnrg, gregsmea H e w itt o f New Y o rk , who age an d ita-provisions. m anding tne Sheriff or Constable to Oregon, May 14, 190«. C IG A R S , T O B A C C O , P IP E S frauds said to have been perpetrat »wed ____ more to popular suffrage than T h e present law provides that an »*«rch the piece where it is charged N o tic e la H e re b y G iv e n to a>iy end election upon the question o f the p *<l nor* R re a o U I,a n d if admission be and alt persons that The CsIHornta and ed in C u rry County, by persons con any other man in the state, C A N D Y , N U T S and N O T IO N S . nected in various ways w ith .the who, after be q uit politics and weift sale o f liquor may be called in any ’ «fused he m»y form his w ay in and Oregon Land Company by FR ANK E. I n fact, • a “ supply ot f everything evervthlmr usually uauallv kept kent In a well'Stocked Pidy o A L L E Y . Attorney in Fact, tshoas po«*- Pacific L u m b e r and F urnitureO dta into the steel business and became precinct, in aBy d istrict composed of a rM ’ * for tria l tbe per- otfloe address is Roseburg, Oregon, has General Merchandise Store. mad e application to »elect onder the pany of Loa Angeles. A m o q fjtlie m u ltim illio i,a ire denounced popu- adjoining precincts, or in a aounty *,ave violated the law. Act O B D B M T A K E N FOR ANY A R T IC L E NOT IN HTOCK. of June«, 1897, 3U Btat., 98, the namee are m any kuown to the peo lar suffrage as illogical and u n fa ir.*1 as a whole. The p r posed new law The present law makes the persons following describe<i land, situated In p le o f Ibis County, including the M r. W il l G . Steel of Cleckamak provides for eleetions by single pre- *<» whom liquor is sold competent Township No. Thirty-two (82) South, of Range No. Fomteen (14) w e t of the following: R . I) . Jone», W . H. in an article in the Oregonian re cincts o nly. _ ' fwftnosses, and provides th a t its h a ll The Ninth-west Qi W illamette Meridian, O re , to w tt; The North-west Quarter of the Booth Sm ith, J..C . Cross, D . M . Gbodwin, veals the “ nigger in the woodpile” T b e present law requires the n° l * * necessary to show the know l east Quarter, Quarter, (N (N A J SR)) of Section W . l>. G ou ld, F ran k A . Stewart, W. most complete ly touching the (rue signatures of 10 per cent o f the « U * ° t ‘ he princip al, In order t o ' J®" (lo) Township F Th irty ‘iA -t 7 ° w i2 ) hlrti Of-RShge Fourteen (It) West. T . K err, John R. M ille r, F . W. inwardness of the Bartow road voters o f the d istrict affected in o r-I convict for acta of an agent; also Sooth, " w ith in the next thirty days from W ithin the next thirty day Dennis, G . L . Steam«, J. H u n tle y, graft; and, being personally on tbe der to secare submission of tria i th a t the issuance o f a lioenss or in date . - hereof protests or oontesta agaii ground g A . 8 . Johnston, some “ John Does” gronnd, M r. Steel’s Mmejy expose quettioOL q f the sale of into xicatin g 1 terna! reveune special tax stamp by the food deeeriberfpsr ^ and several others. They arc to be is en title d to great weight w ith liquor. T h e proposed am endm ent I F e d e r s l Governm ent for the * r more vM u.b..fC rita-ni S M r agri ricultural purposes or the ti,n - arrested soon, bonds being fixed at the voter« in .June. H e show« requires the signatures of * 0 per • * ! * hq<u>r shall be prim e facie her ir the reof, w ill be received and noted from 1 to o 1.1 toil - ii iid dollars, and u a speculative syndicate who cent of the voters. : e v id e n c e th a t su c h p erso n is selling for report to the General I«n ,t Offiee. B snjam ’» L. E bdt . b supposed they w ill be tried dur- holds a bond, fo r the purchase from Under the present law a liquor or givingawtay into xicatin g liquors, r W “* ’ ing the Bum m er. As has been the ihe o ld company o f its interest in slectiop m ay be held oo the firet Tbe proposed la" om its these prov- usual practice in such cases in Ore the road for 98,000, stsrted Ahe itn - M onday in June in any year, b u t|* 8*ona-— ®*x, gon, the inform ation in regard to pudeirt scheme to unload on t h i F or Comuiiaaloner. when a precinct or district has voted these indictm ents has been given to ststa •« 924,000.1 Let ns hope • V r ia a s « * ' “ d ry ,” the question cannot be again ' ' *•1’ “ 1ÎW*!*-!1- -«ÜW Sí notice t o g publication the Press in sensational arguments that the fraud p il l be atta ck ed <To the people „of Gerry Cftnnty: presented therein for two year», ex- - n i l »fa E x prejudicial to the rights o f the de the v o terr in Curvy. cept e t an election for the « n tire l D E P A R T M E N T O F T H E IN T E R IO R H avin g been nominated far, the feadent», aod in violation of eqait-.^ 82'!«' office of County ComiHsefocer, * 3 I ■■AW' ' i • , . ■ f u n d Office At Roseburg, O ritg o n J premise, U elected, to ^ e e r it o Alss able proceedings, and a “ square T h e Cuquille Herald has ftren .w.hpp an entire county has gone* ' .'M ay H -w o » ' people of Curry County deal.” T h e jtig m a o f an indi<Jtm<»nl tp t» prlnttMgi a'u »n ich t s ® 5 w b * 4 *tdry, " the question cannM he 1 Icwin^M^e^'uiMThas^nicJ^n«)^ est, unpledip d, ecwnaMhwl, baldness s fio n iifrim against no m an’s natbe fln rip ra «r*to •d m in iltrstion , anfi a t r ill Ofoee for a ^ w lih a ia l prvpreel in P a r ia n J sewted again in a a y precinct of 'lb 4 ] ° f hlsM jleot&h Itfoh tomake uri when he is easily reached, and has which rets u,» t^.- indivulusi'M county » m il the e n tire county Mae saM , the beet interest of the taxpayers anil U b a rti " nil d H that Uptoo e madel at his offidS at cltiseos of the county, and aatnestlv “ hitherto borne an honorable name, Cburo ubot 2Q pcaujeoi <d Hie w« again gone “ wet.” Wben the d e c - 1 V '8 - CummieSfoneP,- " y i .n.. iii> q>q^aqsq w ;ai*;a i M jw w »¡sSon.il ' cc w ithout giving him a »how u be Ai July 31,1M8, Via: so k it their support. . V rpg'’ *' “ re opposed to lljy titfa is fur an en tire co u nty,1 pro-1 L w ’“ ,Otej Uregim.on R. R. DIRHIOAN. A C O ,. I am in tevor of Public Improvement ai J ob h . white . heard befor • the grant! ju r y that suffiagc auivodiitcnl i.utl lloH ite bibition becomes effective in say H - F. No. 9 f«r the lots », 4, and good Roads and Bridges. i, SIS 4 th St., indicts biin. , ffisej) JJ, R 1« success w .illd rivecap itsl t u t <J flM( precinct th at vo te, “ d ry .” U n d .r MAwcsicreaaa me ro u ow to . W. ReepeetBitly wita< rfSonre of ills men J n d ic te d are ststi I S u n F ran u la tu o ,C a lifo rn ia The fact is, Idaho, Colorado, tba proposed law , the elections must • to jro ve his fiSStinabM residence upon Wt'DcAM. h A»n , ju s t as fine inert as can be found in apd,. U ta h , all woman Democratic Nominee for Commis cultivation of mid land, vis »iiffiage be held by precinote o n ly, and when *' * .■' Fred J. HofsesM.of Innglois, Oregon. sioner. Oregon or C alifornia—-incapable of statM , have notoriously outHirippml D saucu I b an eleotion has been held, regard Ed Bypher, of LsnUuls, Oregon. Alfred F in e W h a ik ie s a n d T o n ic dishonorable deeds qf any kind, Oregon iu the matter- o f ia lu riria t -Î.V less o f tbe result, the question can Baft, of Denmark, Oregon. Jaaaes ; w t n « s a n d B r a n d ie s , fo r m a tb a irfn d y crim e being t h a t 't h e y invesimenta right along. O ld C.«ip White, of Langlois, Oregon. ; E fitra y N o t ic e . not be voted upon in th a t precinct B EN JA M IN L E D O T . Register. d ic ir ia l p u rp o s e s got innocently, interested in a con w ill answer this Portland falsehood iU E ilis of S îliilr y , »gain for four ysare. On T .T . Allerte place on 'feixes river cern managed by ehrtw d, ex peri With a 200 m ajo rity far the amend Enclose Check or Postal Ord. r U n d er tbe present lew , an one medium »iaed lig h t red. two year •need, unprincipled adventurers, m eat. The Three Tailo rs o f T o o k y when ordering, tion upon tbe liq u o r question may | M o tlc e o f o f County Lawda. old beali, with white *hape* heart in whom they did not know as suuh Street have been disbursing boards fonbeadaad white spots on flanks be carried by • srejority-of the votre a h r t i fafa n i totortrnkri n n ■» a t Thh beginning. Ind ictm ents Notice ia hereby given, that on Mon Marked with under bit, over M t and- wi tb a lavish hand. o u t upon th a t subject. U n d er th ejd a v tbe day of July, 1908, at swallow fork In right ear. Owner re- against such men must fail I f i j . J fo tic e . Ta Whowi I« M ay Con c e r a . proposed law , a m a jo rity o f a tl the I the Ooure Ho»** door, fo the town of • y s wp e—ee , ami l e h ttee-irdoTn.. h tirrin ry f f i M n m W - ' Ths N. Y . W o r itT fo s tr ia ly D i ^ votes cast a t the eteetiun would b e (0 o M Beach, fo the State of Oregon T9* undersigned hereby give aotioe Notice Is hereby given to «11 whom said nniimd awaqr. i heard before the hand of Law ocratic between elections but gener that of ;r--------H tbe South L U they . -a - are - 2 . the . . owners r-jv. «uay concern, not to enter upon, nr requiaed to carry the election foe I and - W. L Davidson. puts it« burden of disgrace snd ally fights rtn rp artyfo candidates, „ 8^ tion Township th irty ; trespass In any manner upon th. “tar the forenoon of said day, I will offer M ay I« I9OR- prohibition. Thus, under (be three. So,itti range fourteen W est of Ranch, situated n t Langlois. Curry __ , , ,, , |)ro for sale, and sell to the highest bidder annoyance upoa them. I t w ill be w hile the Oregonian, nonpartisan posed law , i f 100 votes were cast a t for cash, all property to which Curry Willamette meridian. Oregon. A li par County, Oregon, tor the JMirpOM of found upon fu ll exam in atio n, on- and independent between elections the election but o n ly 80 o f them County has acquired title by virtue of tire «re warned not to trespass upon or hantlag with guns 9r dogn, or <»tb«‘r- less p vrju i) prevails, that the state is always couatad upon to fra n tl- marked upon the liquor question, it I “ 1® ,or taxes. Uoarnteed Forest Reserve Strip for make any location., either placer or wise trespass in nnym enner. M g t o f the frauds bus been feor- c a U y tu p p o rl th e wlmle Republican would require S i to Carry the elec L Dated at Gold Beach lM *-« 3 rd day •ale in large or small quantities, by quarts claims at their peril. Any person or persons »0 en t-rm g D . K a tx a tfu ) fuliy.exnggerated, and th a t i t ia ticket when nom inated. for prohibition. “ ; J of M ay, 1906. Frank 8 . Alley, «pátalra over Land upon M id premises without m y e„n- ». . i O w n ers. Juubtful i f a single tim ber claim i i 8. Maasrsas « O«tce, Roaeburg, pregón, m i pfoee sent w ill be prosecute.I to th e full J. H . Ureww. * . H . MeArxx. j I i i a l k j u o r election under the { Sheriff of Curry County,Oreg. same for non résidant purchaser*. tent of thelaw. Perttan.l, O»x b -V - • V ' - - • *- - . F a a w iw T u -'M-«“. T h e Oregonian o f the 90th, con tains a lis t o f names o f persons in dicted by the Federal G ra n d Ju ry at Portland, for allegod tim ber M E N S ’ and BO YS, C L O T H IN G , NOTICE! trigue and scheme to Call and examine goods and g et prices. JOHN R. MILLER. English Walnuts, Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Etc. - V? A Oregon ig wonderfully adapted to the, growing of ENGLISH WALNUTS, it- is their true home. Large plantings are being made, numerous trees in bearing, producing tremendaue crops yearly, in proof. A small grove gives independent income, is the coming gre at in- m dustry. Big profits, sm all outlay of capital. Write today fo r Free catalog, a treatise telling conditions and results, also Nursery ca talog brooks $ so w s , Walnul JVursery. Carlton, Oregon. ----- r,- „ n . ß . S A B lft 97M, 2 B. limxlon, Oregon. ««»n. * 10 °’<!,o<’k 10 I. ■w.,- “