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W A S T E D : b y a Chicago wholesale and
F o r A ta le o r R e s t
m a ilo rd e r hosae, assistant manager
<man o r woman) for th ia ebunty and ad-
Joiniog territory. Salary 630 and ex­
penses paid w eakly; expense money ad-
anued. Work p le a s a n t; position psi
manent. Mo Investment o r experience
J aa. F . O ia b k .
requires^. W rite a t ones fo r fu ll par­
D enm ark, Or» ticulars and enclose self-addresaed en-
I velope.
C O O P E R A CO ,
138 L ake S t , Chicago, Hl.
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M y Doiry R anch nt D enm ark, ot 166
, IS m ilch cow», 1« heed youn g
, good teem ahd oil klndu o t for*
ming tool». F or further particulars
call or addrees
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T tM aaa L a u d , A c t
N otice for F a M le a t ls s .
FOR SALE.
United State» Land Office.
A good D a i r y R a n c h situated on
Sixes River, 9 miles from P u n O r lord,
consisting of
acre« o i .and— « O
acres bottom laad under cultivatio n,
, reel bench and hiU land m ostly In
1 grass. T h e place to capable o f ru n ­
ning a D airy of » cowa a t present tim e,
two house*, tw o barns, t s a « r e h .n la ,
plenty of good'runniog water and place
mostly nndor fence.
For fu rth e r particulars call o r ad­
dress me a t Fort O rfo rd , Oregon.
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c o m p lia n t with the provtolons of
the aet of Congress of Jur
1378, entitled "A n act lor the
.
Um ber lands In th e S ta te a o lp i
Oregon. Nevada, and in W at
T errito ry ”- a» ««tended to alt
Land States by act of August
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of S m ith R iver, Cosnty e< D el M o r a
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i o f t'a i i tornia, has thia d ay filed
in this office hi» »worn sjatefeeu t No.
S7S3 tor the purchase o f tfie /M 8W 1
of 8ectton Ns. 3. In T o w n s h ip lío .
South, Range No. 1« W est, sa d w ill
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O oauty Court o l Cus
Curry C ounty. ■* hto
office a t Gold Beech, O regon, on Mon-
da^, the (Rh day o f A ugust , IflOS
Johu L. Crook of Gold Beach Ore.
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John Ostri njtor e l G o ld Beach Ore.
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A ny dad ait personselaii,.ingadverse­
ly th e above-deeCribed lands are reques­
ted to file th eir claims in this offloc on
or before the said 6tb day o( August,
nos.
B a u ja x m L . E d d y ,
J, H . UPTO N,
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NOTARY
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P U B L IC ,
L awolois , C c a a r C o ., O bkook
A lton Lawrence u f G old Beach, Ora.
R tp iiti >
w l e r in
Town Lots,
ana Im proved
and W ild L in d s .
F ilin g s and F in a l Proofs M ade on
lomeeteads and P reem ptions.
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ST A T E O F O R E G O N , IN A N D
CURRY COUNTY.
B a k r . w o n d « r-« y e S an d w sa,
L r l n s o n T o u r m o tk e r 's knas
A s tb < s v e n ta g s h a d o w s (a ll.
A s th s h a m in s -b lr C lr « c a ll.
U a t 'n t n g to y o d r m o ih e r croon.
T h a t o ld . w o r ld -o ld , b y -lo tu n «.
I n th e r e a r s to c o m e l a s s ’l l seam
L ik e th o m e m 'r y o t a d te s m ;
M o th e r s ir.s tn « - b y - t a - b y , "
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A n d y o u r t a t h e r a t a n d lr g n ig h .
2.
A n d th e ra e e ir.e n f opened w id e
T o th e eky w h e re h ls h do th rid e
T h e p a > n o o n t h a t y e e te rv 'e n
T o e Old c r y to ho'.d b etw e e n
A
Y o u r w ee h a n d s D e a r , y o u ’ ll re c a ll
A s a d iaan a th e n ig h t s o d a ll.
"Oh, so lonely. Freddy—eo lonely— -
you can’t know," nn<l she drew my
hand up to ker face and leaned hei
Ups upon it.
"F oot heart.” I «aid, end I bent and
laid a gentle kies on her forehead. She
turned her pale, luminous face up to
me. w istfully, like a child, and I
kissed her warm, red mouth. Then my
heart began thnmping like a hydraulic,'
ram and my baud* trembled strange­
ly. 1 tried to steady them. Hhe would
be eo angry if she thought that I
Y o u 'll r e c a ll, d e a r, h o w y o u U r
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dared. 1 had kissed Katherine num­
l a h e r a r m s a t close o f d a y ,
,
berless times, as a man may hiss his
A n d th e r o c k ln s to a n d f r o ,
t |
aistar. lovingly, tenderly, but abso­
A n d th e « » e fu l b y -o -lo ,
.
J u s t as I w ho .ook on yo u ,
I ’
lutely without s
thrill. They had
J u f t a s I w h o h e a r y o u coo.
never been ilka this. I was at a loss
D o rem * n • • r h o w I la id
1 had sever dreamed ot KathCrlne ex­
I n m y m o th e r e a rm s , » n d w a y e d
A t h e r k t e e w h en n ig h t c a m e d o w a
cept as my dear* old friend—my m a n ­
O v e r h ill » n il m e a d a n d to w n :
hood churn, aad as for her— my heart '
H o w m y f a t h e r t a l l a r d « ir o n »
sank, for 1 knew she bad been utterly
Held m e . how 1 h e a r d th e e e a g ,.
T h a i serr.e sot.s—n o w y o u ’ re asleep :
devoted l a Old Landry aad mouraed
¿rod In H e n v V n . w s t e k a w q i
pakslonatcly for h’m ‘ At least I
o u r tai»» —to a n d fr o —
T h ._i
is on
thought so. I t she knew what 1 waa
I n th e la n d o f B y -o -lo .
j thinking she would hate me—loathe •
- J . M . L e w U ln H o u s to n P n
me. forever. I f the knew— alt, if she
knew. She eat there dreaming, her
eyes as I thougtifr’ bu memory’» d e ­
tent mountain peaks; her dear, w a i-..
brown eyas that I loved. ’
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She turned to me with a little laugh.
“ I t s so nice to be lovsd a lttUe. ” '"
she said, aa she nestled aghlust my
coat, as If she belonged there I fought
Br QMACR O. 3OSTW1C«
with myself a m om ent
She rou^
have felt my heart belting. I wee
(Cowrt«»«. da. »r tolly sswr r»a
horribly ashamed. Then I suddenly
lost my self-control, and stooping to­
F E L T horribly sorry for Katherine
ward her, I took her la my arm» and
when Landry died. I t must have
kissed bar passionately, many, many
an awful blow, for she seemed to
times, passlonaisly. ssgerly. as I had
lose every bit of her spirit sod went
never kissed anyone in my life— a» I
about pale and ltstlesa for mouths.
had never wanted to kiss anyone be­
You see. Landry was s fins fellow,
fore. After n time I lifted m r-head
aa unusual fellow. I don’t believe
and waited for the storm
I knew -it
there was a selfish fiber In the man's
must come. I fe lt like a whipped cur.
whole mtks-up. He was essentially
blg-h 'irte d and lovable. Homely In '■though every pulse in my bo^z
throbbed w ith delight and Joy. W har-
feature to positive ugliness, he was
still aitractlvs in appearance. He was »ever came, I knew now. I wae blind
no longer. They talk o f love being
fainotia io a small way as the author-
blind. I say i t ’s the other way about.
of certain delicate love skstehss. very
It ’« love that dear» our eight—«» we
tender and dainty in sentiment, and so
can really see where we have always
unlike him as to ssem Inconsistent
before being grpptug In a dim half-
w ith w h it w t knew of his character.
ligh t
A right Jolly good fellow, w ith plenty
8be nestled closer In my arms and
of sense and a cheerful lot of brains
laughed -s little , few laugh o f content­
under his sandy pott»
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m ent
He and K it had been engagpd tor a
"Oh. Freddy, boy," the eaid. "1
long t'Jte, and I knew that he fairly
thought you would never wnke up
worshiped her, though he wae very
T ih b k k L a d d , A c t J u n s 3 , 187P ,— quiet «bout IL I fe lt a mild sort of
I ’ve been such a long, long time wait­
T im b er L aad , A et J a a e 3 , 1 8 7 8 ,—
ing to come home.”
envy, for I had never plumbed Ute
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N otice f o r P a b lie u tio n . '
I started back and fncsd her in
depths of love myself. I ’d . had my
amazement
.
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little affairs, but I always bated m y­
U nited States L a n d Office,
U n ite d Rtatea L a n d Office,
"And—kind Landry f " I faltered.
self during their progress, because I
Roseburg, Orisgon, J u ly 6, 1906.
.
1906.
Roseburg, Oregon, M ay 7th,
"Oh, my dear. I never loved Lan­
Notice la hereby g iven that lit com ­ couldn't really feel^-I was only amused
N o th » is hereby given th a t in com-
dry ” (Ah, so I knew now why he
pliance w ith the p ro vialo nsof the act and entertained, never touched. My
plisnce w ith the provisions of the
was glad to go, poor duffer, poor, un­
Congress
wa o f June
Jane 3,
a, 187«,
iw » , entitled
enuiieo ‘ An of Gongreas of Jun e 3, 1878, entitled friend» hip with K it was ths one real
selfish. loving old duffer.)
the sale of tim b e r lands in the “ An Act for the sale of Tim ber Lands It. sentiment of my Ufa, for we had been
act lo r tb
"He knew I dldn t, but he—b l ­
Nevada, theRtetos of California, Oregon, N eva­ like brother end »later for ten years
da, and W ashington T e rrito ry .” as ex­ Ever since She had begun to yearn for
eared. and he knew J loved you. ss hs
mm iu „ oeu11,
aa ex
tended
to
all
the
Public
L
an
d
8tatee
tended to a ll the Public Ixtm l States by
long skirls and put her pig-tails up
helped me. He told ma you loved me.
by act of August 4, 1892,
only you were asleep, and I ’ve waited
act of August 4, 1892,
Into the crown o f womanly dignity.
’
HUDSON H . RO SENBERG
C H A R LO TTE SCH L1KM ANN
so long—eo long for this," she sighed,
o f Aberdeen. Countjuof C hehalis, State Wbeoevsr Landry was sway 1 took
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his pines at her side, and Jolly good
happily.
this o f Washington, has this day filed in
times ws had, and many of them.
I looked In her eye« tnereduRamty.
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......... .......... l ,f o r this office liis sworn statem ent No. 6960
A few months before Landry’s death
“K it, why In the name of cemm«m
the purchase o f the X j ^ .^ 1 and N I fo r Che purchase of the NJ 8W’ X , W S
S E X o f Sectioa No. 18 in Tow nship No ‘K it seined to change «orne » V
She
tense didn’t you tell me?"
N E l o f Section No. 28, ib Townahip
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w _ 13
. West, 34 South of Range 14 W est, and w ill of­ took to mooning about for nil ths
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„ „ Honth,
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No.'
Range
"Tell you? Freddy, how eeasld I?
and w ill offer p ro of to show th a t fer proof to show th a t the land sought ia world like a disippolnted lover. L * b - M Wasn't sure you—you cared, and
more
valuable
for
Its
tim
b
er
o
r
stone
the land »ought
dry. too. want into ths dumps. HS
ib t is more v a l u a b l e
sometimes I waa sure yon d id n 't I I
foi its tim b er or stoue than for agrlcnl- than for agric u ltu ra l purposes, and grew thin and pale and more Imper­
was only because Landry was so peel-
to
establish
ids
olalm
to
salu
land
be­
'ila h her
turai purposes, and ‘ ‘ to establlsu
uer
live that 1 dared to hope. I could em v
fore the Register and Receiver o f thia sonal than ever. He waa vary tender
claim to said land before the County
with
K
a
th
frin
s
,
and
eo
1
knew
that
It
wait In «lienee, and , since Lan­
Clerk and C lerk o f Otmnty Court of office a t B<»eburg, Oregon, on Friday
was no lover’s quarrel that was wear­
dry died It has been so lonely, as
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( j o y the 21st d ay o f Septem ber 1908«
Curry County,
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ing on them. She sort of clung to him
drearily lonely.”
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Beach, Oregon, on F rid a y , the 3rd day
J.
G ilb e rt,
as though she felt him slipping from
"Poor old girl.” I »aid la her hair,
ot August, 1906.
C.
1.
Leavengood,
and
her, sad I've eometlmee thought »Ince
"poor darling old girl.”
She names as witnesses :
W arren Beatty, of Roseburg, Oreg.
that she must have had s premonition
W m . B . M ille r of W edderburn, O re.
'You’ve lost a whole- year," the
G eorge T ttrn c izsL G ardiner, O reg.
S tanley*Fry o f W edderburn, O re.
,«d, ”a whole year."
cried,
- Any * n d a ll personaclaiming adverse­ of what was earning.
n
™ Stew art ol W
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Fred
ed derb urn, , Orin
1
One morning, on my way home from
"Then you knew a year ago?"
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Fred J.S ch liein an n o f Wedderburn O r. ly the above described lands are re­ an all-night vigil, old Damon lost bis
“ Y e e f it's funny. Freddy, but I
Any and a ll personscluitnlng adverse­ quested to file their claim s in th is office head and I came n pretty cropper. It
couldn't imagine why no man ever
ly the above-described lends are re­ on or before said 21sbdav of Septem ­
wasn't far from home, as luck would
moved me the least tiny bit. When
quested to file th eir claims in this office ber, 1906.
B
m u a x im L . EDDy, Register.
have
it,
and
I
managed
to
get
to
the
taw dry told me he cared, I tried to
on or before said 3rd day o f August,
house.
I
was
pretty
much
used
up.
think I loved him, but he said then
1906.
taking
my
wairiness
and
the
ehaking-
A,
B bkjawxh L , E b d y . Register.
that I didn’t, and afterward, he knew
up together and my knses shook as if
It was you. He watched my eyes, he
I ’d been officiating at my first opéra­
I, when you were about, and when
said,
tion. Afterward, when K it came in to
f l e a u t y l a B l o o d !>« < > .
he told me that, I was as astonished
see me. I tried, to laugh It off, and I
C lean b lo o d m eans, a clean s k in . N o
_ you were when 1 told you.
Jollied her up.
je a u t y w it h o u t i t . C a acarata, C a n d y Catkar-
"W hen your horse threw you that
n, , b
c )
tie clean y o u r blood a n d keen it c le a n
' ’’ Landry ’ll be good and Jealoue if
time, then I knew beyond a doubL for
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j
itir r in g u p th s laxy l iv e r a n d d r iv in g a ill i l
—
you don’t erateh out,’ I told her. " I
» u r i t i n fro m t i i s 'l i o d y . B e g in , to "? *»
I suffered agonies thinking what
was I believe you’re In love with me. old
àia, bfotche», bikekhesds.
A H Ía li ja m n le a , boda,
might have happened
Yqu were eo
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i t a i w k l y
'■
g irl." Her face flamed a eudden ertm-
mu that
ghastly that 1 was horribly frightened.
.aaeareta, - lie u u t y f o r t e n cen ia. A ll d r u g
eon over Its old pallor, and «he looked
I felt eure that you were at least
4 s ta , ai- O lfa c tio n g u a ra n te e d . 10c 2 ic , »
at me sharply. Then I caught her
maimed lo r life.”
hand and pulled her down to m a I
And then, »he brought me the letter
kleeed her. as 1 always had. and (or a
— Landry’» letter, that wae not to be
moment she laid her face against my
delivered until l ned found my ows.
cheek.
Oh. that tetter. If 1 had only seen it
"W hat U you’d been killed?" she
when Landry died Kit would not have
whispered.
"W h a t if
you’d been
grown pale waiting for what waa al­
kllledT*
ways sera. ’
“You’d «till have Landry." I retort­
“You confounded blind old bat.” hs
ed, and K it slapped me. I t wasn’t the
wrote, "what In the name of all that’s
■firei M m e » « M meens. f o r -you see
holy, dc you etay around here fo ri I f
we'd been boy and girl together. I
I was such an egregrloitt donkey as
4 * T . STEW ART E d ito r and P u b lisher.
couldn’t help seeing that her «yes
you are I ’d go off and die. but I ve got
Ifioked funny. A new expression. I'd
to be tbe one instead— and i'va got
never seen there before— and 1 won-
eyee to tee. T hat’» ever the way Is
dsred
this rale of tears.
|8 H t lb » e r ip t .io n ,
por y e a r .
It was shortly a ftt: that poor Landry
"W ell, you must know some time. I t
eame down with typhoid. It waa a hard
W lll come to you all at once, aa the
case from the s ta rt Some times It gets a
knowledge of It came to me—then, old
grip on a man and an M D. can see
boy. I Wouldn’t mind being In your
that there’s no hope whatever. Thank
boots
I'd give my l:fe for that on»
goodness, we were all there with him.
hour as happily and freely as I ’d toss
He wasn't nions, aa he had bssn ths
a copper to a ptei apinuy
It can’t he
greater part of bis life—since h s'l
—eo I give you my b.esslng and what
been a little chap, in fact. He wasn't
little I ran aud to jo i:r f i t :re—though,
lonely. Sometlmos It seemed to me of course, you know, 1 mean here—
that hs was happier than 1 had ever
and that Is the fortune that I haven't
aeen him. 1 felt that he was glad to
been able to squander with all my Id,«
go. and I couldn't understand i t
It
worthlssnesa. Mai S her happy with
broke ns all np. «very ode o f ua, tor
IL If ?°a c *“ ' * nd 3° * »hail know I
ws loved ths poor fellow.
have a hand In her comfort after alL
'You weren’t cut out— tor a plIJ-
I found her on the veranda one eve­
doper, old man. Drop It. Well, eo
ning, alone In the soft darkness. I
long. T a k e keer of yereelf,* and be
felt a bit down myself. Things weren't
good to >»r to make up for your
going very well, and I began to think
entsed stupidity. Landry."
that I *■ « »ot fitted for a profession­
5
Tbe name stared np at us la h'.s
al
life
after
all.
I
felt
toe
sorry
for
well-! n ova writing, rnd suddenly, an
n ti< l t h e
V y patients. I ooulda’t give a Judicial.
averpowei Ing A*nt* cf h lt nearness
Impersonal sympathy, as a physician
m asur j l me. K it reached out a trem­
must to he among the- ranks of the
bling M e d
I ft It a shudder go over
turceesful. Every death that eame h rr er.d a mist -obscured my sight lor
under iny notice worked on my mind
mciu'enL Then:
to such a degree that It unfitted me to
'Yes. yea.' I heard her whisper,
s i livtesi.
iv u
e r r for the
faintly, "1 see you. dear, dear Las-
She took my hand sad held It ttehtly
dry."
tn both of hqr own. I felt a sudden
E B U t t a « L a n d
LANDRY'S
LET T E R *
Oa.|
L. M' SKTS.
T h e O n x a o n D a i l y J o u r n a l ie l b s le a d in g D e m o cr a tic n ew sp a p er o f
T h e m an agers a lso issu e a S b m i - W
o rn ea n » :
W
H . C - A U .SK .
oiler p r o o f to show th a t th e toad
so u g h t to more valuable fe r R s tim ber
ihan for agricultural purposes,
his elaim to seid laad
sad to establish _
lerk
sad Clerk . of
before th e O o a nty
n ty C
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_____.urg. Oregon
V. 8. gen’te—J o n a th a n Bourne J r., of
Mottoe is hereby g r i™ . . . . . i » as - wans- George A . T aylo r,
Pottland and Chaa. F u lto n o f Astoria. pllance w ith the provtolkn» of tlie act
r fIstnttff,
Action a t la w
F ir s t D istrict— W illis of Congress of J u n e t,. 187«, entitled
“ An a t for the sale of Um ber lands In F r M k B ¿ i| eni
to Recover
Ç. H aw ley, oi Salem.
the feta,eg of C alifo rn ia, Or.-g.ni, Neva-
- D e f - e n d a n t
M oney.
Governor—G eo. E . C ham berlain 8 a - da. and W ashington T e rrito ry ,’1 as ex
tended to e ll tl>e P u blic L au d States
To F ran k B. Allen, Defendant:
Secretary of Slato— F . L Dunbar, Un­ » ■ « i K
You are hereby notified tlm t you
„ .J ÌK E B G
of Aberdeen,«»« . ( Chehalis State are hereby re q u ire d ^ » appear and
day Itic i in < answer the com plaint of the P la iu tiff
State T esaurer—Gao. A. Steel o f S á ­ of WsMhington, has
thia offiue his sworn g s k t o • n
e t t N.
N o . M ftj.
lese.
, gor the purchase ol the 8 | h W | \A | N now on file against yon In the above
SupL P u b lic In stru ctlon —J. H . Aok- E l ofS eo tio n No. 13 IftT b w u eh lp No entitled C o urt and Cause, w ith in six
348. R»n«e No G lW ,
a a d will offer weeks from the date of the first p ub li­
o r n a n , S a U meb .
State F rin te r— W lilis D u n lw a y . Salem. proof to show that th e land sought la cation of this Summons, to- w i t : s rlth -
atone
to In six weeks from the 11th d a v of J a l y ,
Attorney G e n e r a l- A . M . Crawfprd, more valuable fo r its tim b er or r 1^°
than for agricultural |
b u d ‘before
tl,e • ai,w b ei,‘* the d®te ot tho
Salem.
establish liia c la im to
Olerk State Istnd B oard —G. O . Brown, the Register and R e c ,..« . or
tlds
o
f-^
firs
t
publication ut this sum m ons; and
...
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* “ Wednes­ ! i f
fa ii M to appear and answer on
floe a t Roaeburg, O regoa, on
J o in t Senator for Cooe. and Curry— day. the 3i>th day of A ugust, 1W».
o r before the 23rd day of A u gu st, 1906,
C * I 0 U a v e n g « w ri^ R o "‘‘bnrg, Ore.
the same being the last day of tire tim e
Representative for Cufil
prescribed l a the order for publication,
J. Q. G ilb e rt o f Roseburg Ore.
George T u rn e r of Roseburg O re,
O urrv— Robert B u rn a
judgm ent w ill be taken a g a b is t you
W arren Beatly of Boeebnrg Ore. •
Judge, 3d J u d ic ial D is tric t—J. W .
for w ant thereof, for tlic re lie f dem and­
Any
and
¿11 persons claim ing
H a m ilto n , Roseburg.
adversely the above-described lands are ed In the oom plaint of p la in tiff, a
Prosecuting A ttorney, I d J u d ic ial D is ­ requested to file th eir claims In this succinct statement o f which is as fel­
tric t—George M . Brow n, Roseburg. office on o r before said 3Bth day of lows !
D. 8 . Commissioners—
H . U p to n, August, lBOtt.
T h a t P la in tiff have judgm ent againat
B b m a m im L . E d u t , Register.
you for the sum of Three H undred and
L an g lo is
seventy-five D ollars and for his costa
oocwvr o rn oaaa.
and disbursements in this action; and .
O o u b ‘7 Judge— E . A. B a ile y , G old
N O T IC E P O R P U B L IC A T IO N
p lain tiff w ill ask for an order of sale
Beach.
County Commissioners— J .
Cooley, D E P A R T M E N T O F T H E IN T E R IO R of the real property attached J n this
action, which real prpperty is describ­
Chetco; Ed S yp her, L an g lo is.
L an d Office a t Roseburg. Oregon,
ed as follows, to -w lt: Section Twelve
Sheriff—e . E . M a rs to n , Gold Beach.
M a y 1 4 ,1W *
in T iw n s h ip 32 South, of Range 13
County C le rk —G eorge
W . S m ith.
Notice Is hereby given th a t th e fol-
West of .W illam ette M eridian, in C u rry
lowtnf-'nam
ed
settler
has
tiled
notice
Gold Beach.
County Treasurer—James Caughell, ol bis intention to make final proof in County, Oregon.
— -* th a t said
support of his claim , and
This Summons is published in pur­
Wedderburn.
doi w ill be made before J. H . Upton, suance of an order made by E. A.
1 —
. J. M arsh, P o rt O rfo rd .
fi. Commissioner., at bis office a t
School Supt.— Ames 8 . Johnston, Port Langlois? O r io n ,o n 'J u ly M , 1906, v ix : I Bailey. »» County Judge of said C urry
A N D R E W J . F A R R IE R .
C fgln ty, dated the 28th tiny of June,
Orford.
H E . No. 10267 f e r the
------- NJ N E I, Sec. 1906, directing the service thereof to
.'urveyor— R. J. Canfield Agneae.
1 0 .N W I N W t,_8ec. U . B E I l B E I, Bec 3, be made by publication of the same in
Coroner—D r . T. C. G joen, Port O rf­ Tp 32 8 , B 16 W.
H a names the following witnesses to t h x p o s t o ir u iD t m ib u k s , a new»paper
ord .
prove his continuous residence upon published st Po rt O rford, in said C urry
u i r n j M s r tbs coons.
and c u ltiv a tio n of said land, visi
County, once each w eek, for a period
George F itzh ug h, o f Port Orford,
C irc u it C ourt meets Fourth M onday in
o f six successive weeks.
Oregon Jamea Q uig ley, of Port O r­
August of each year.
ford, Oregon. John rro o k , of P o rt Or-
County Commissioners C o urt meets ortl, Oregon. Eugene Pieroe, of Port
Attorney fo r P la iu tiff.
first Wednesday In Janu ary, A p ril,
rfo rd , Oregon.
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B E N J A M IN L . E D D Y Register.
__ J u ly and September of each year.
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Published every Wednesday, at Port Orford, Oregon.
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