• * •
fe
T re e p a a a N o t ic e . ,
A ll person* a re h e re b y notified n o t
to e n te r upon o r trespass upon the la n d s
o l th e u n d e rs ig n e d a t an d n e ar P o rt
O r fo r d , an d upon H u b b a rd s C reek hi
C u m C o u n ty ? O reg o n , fo r a n y p u r
poses w h atso eve r w ith o u t th e o w n ers
.-consent
P ersons so d o in g fo r purposes o f
h u n tin g , fls liiq g , o r tra v e lin g through
io r t e a r in g down fences, le a v in g gates
■open, o r m o le s tin g p ro p e rty ,-.w ill be
pres etu ted sqcoeU ug to ta w .
L e u fs K n a p p .
P o r t O r fo r d ,
O ro .o n
■ r jw -.-
k P. MATHES.
C o u n ty .
Faintir j , Pipir-haniinj dud Dae "rat: |
M i
w ork
P
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mo
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T
Dairyville
C n r ry
L and A ct , J uke d , 1878,—
Notice for Publication,
e
U n ite d States l e n d O ffice,
R osebu rg , O reg o n , N o v 33d, WO7.
N otice Is hereby g iven , th a t In com
pliance w ith th e provisions of th e A r t
o f Congress of J u n e 3, 187H, e n title d
“ A n A r t fo r the sals of tim b e r lan ds in
th e S ta te s o f C a lifo r n ia , .Or»-(fou, Ne
vada, an d W a s h in g to n T e r r ito r y ,” as
exten ded to a ll P u b lic L a n d S tates by
ED. R A C K L E FF, Prop’r
act o f A u g u s t 4, 1892,
> (Hucoeasor to F . M . ta n g ió la . )
M is s Q e b t k c p k P a e s ih h
o f Satsop, C ou nty o f C h e h a lis , S ta te o f
W ash ing ton , D ied in th is office on Jan.
K E E P 8 IN S T O O K ,
10th, 1007, her sworn s tatem en t N o 8686
fo r th e p u t chase o f th e E | S K I, S W |
SEJ Section 7, a n d N E l N E W o f Sec-
N o 18 in T o w n s h ip N o . S I South of
R an g e N o M W e s t W , M ., Oris., and
D l l » <è »
D SL
w ill offer proof to show t h a t th e la n d
B O O T S
a n d
so ug ht is m ore v a lu -J ile fo r its tim b e r
o r stone th a n for a g ric u ltu ra l purposed,
add to es tab lish bar c la im to said la w
before th e R eg ister and R eceiver o f th ia
Office at R oseburg, Oregon, on T h u r s
day th e 9th day o f A p r il 1908.
She nam es as w itnesses:
O r a W atson
ot Satsop, W ash
A n d in fa c t, e v e ry th in g u s u a lly needau J F P ou ndston e o f
”
”
John
C
O
lra
n
o
f E lm a
”
, in .th e c o u n try .-
- ,
M e lv in D V a n H o rn e o f Satsop, W a s h
A B H o w e ll
of R oseburg, O regon
J W R e n fro o f
”
C A S I f N A L I J 8 a m o u n t ng to ( 5 ot
A ny an d a ll persons c la im in g ad
m ore w ill be allow ed 10 per c e n t die versely th e above described lan d s are
count, e x cep t on F lo u r , on w h ic h nr requested tu tile th e ir cla im s in th is ot-
llce on o r before sa id 9th d a y of A p r i l ,
disco unt can be given .
1008.
B e n j a m in L E d d y , K eg isr
As I w ill do m y own te a m in g ,
m y in te n tio n to sell cheaper th an goodr
were e v e r w ild on F lo ra s C reek.
T im beb L and A ct , J unk 3 , 1 8 7 8 ,—
Store,
»t
lie n a o u n b lc H a t e « .
8R0CERIES, (thebest only
N o tic e fo r P u b lic a tio n .
D ev astwvw T o r t h b I h t k s io r ,
L a n d Office a t R w b u r g , O ie g o n .
F e b ru a ry fi, 1908.
N o tice is hereby given th a t E d w in H.
"W ells, h e ir, (son) o f M ra . V ie n n a H .
W t lls , o f E ck ie y , O re g o n , hsa Bled no
tic e o f h it in te -tion to m a k e A nal flve-
y e a r p ro o f in s u p p o rt o f his cis w , vis:
H o m e s te a d K n trv No 12175 m ade O -
to b e r 20, 1008. to r th e N U N W
of
8 - e I I and « E ^ S W 1 (,. S W J< SE1<
Section 2, T o w n s h ip .VI S ou th, K in g s
13 Went, W . M ., an d H in t «»id proof
w ill be no l le b e fo re K e g U tw and Ke-
* r e iv e r , nt, Kow b irg , O reg o n , on F r i
d s v, M a y 1SJ 1908.
H e nam es th e fo llo w in g witnesses to
p ro v e his continuous residence Upon
a n d c u ltiv a tio n of, th e la n d , v l i .
C la u d e C la rk , o t E c k le y , Oregon.
G oo. I'a y lo r. of
”
”
J . F . M assy, o f M y rtle P o in t, ”
W liia m H . L o h n h e rr, of C a m a s V a l-
■*•7. Oregon.
B rx jx m .v t E ddy , R egister
Thousands H a v e
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O ra s o n ,
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acted southern w.l'ers apaear-doelCkandter Harris. Harry Stillwell Edwards aad
others of crowing lin e . Serial stories from Aartony Hope, Maurice Thompioa.
Sidney R. Crocka'.l. Mrs. Go rga Corho't and Arthur W. Marchmont have appear
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A short
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otoi-laeo. an worthy a place la E » o S U N N Y S O U T H ' S readaMocol-
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fluid of talent that only needs such fostering to Illustrate tha wealth that Is shy to
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C u r ry c o u n ty , O re g o n , fo r th e purpose
o t h u n t in g w ith guns o r dogs, o r fis h
in g . A lso n o t to lea ve a n y g a te open
on g o ing tliro u g h ,o r o th e 1 w leetreap see
in a n y m a n n e r.
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N O T IC E F O R F I B L I C I T I O N .
M anr Sewlng Machines are malte to »eli ragard-
h e a o lq u a U t y . M tha " N e w H e m e ” ia a a d a
le wear. Our guaranty n e.er ru m ouL
D ir a s T R S S T o r t u b I k t k m p i R.
. L in d Office a t R osebu rg , O re p n.
We maXe Sewlng Mechlnee te cult all sendafooa
J a n u a ry .loth, 1008.
tfthetrade. Tha “ M *w H e — r ” Manti, et Ih«
N o tic e Is h s re b . given th « t i.e . r g r
head ol all H ls r a -trw d r family »ewing maehlaas
M . H o r n e r of H a r e . O rego n has filed
Sy a a th e r ls e R d e e le s e « a l y .
notice o f b |s t' ti-u tio i to m ake final
po r » l i e v
fiv r y e a r p m .if iu s u p p o rt o f hie c h lin ,
v ia : lJoinestPHil E n t r y N o 11922 in.ulc
A iix n s t 11, 1902, lo r th.- NJ S i ; y . S K Ij
8 E X Mr«, is , Mini .\J£J N K i ». c tlm i 33.
T o w h s h ip ;W S m ith. R an g e 14 W w t.
s m l th a t saiil proof w ill lie m a d e let-
fe
d * J . H . U p to n , U . St. C u in jo ja -io n e y
to w rite for o a r coafldential latter hatere ap-
a t fA iig lo is , Orcigin, on F rid a y , A p r il
p iyln c for p a te n t; It >»*y ‘ be
‘
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Wo prom ptly obtain U. 8. and Fotaign
3 r d , 190«.
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H e nam es the fo llo w in g w itn es iea to
p rovt Ilia co n tin u o u s reaiitcm-c upon,
s o d c iip iv a tk in of, ih e lan d , v ia :
S fe y W & i
E n g e n s H . R tr.iin , ot H a is . Grenon.
and o e v . 1 en f
W illia m W H n iith , o f ”
F R F E repnrt na p atrie
th è oeK .egei eer.fce and altri
H a r v e y H K u d in , ot
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PATENTS
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I dmcrtpae. WSTSVaMI «HM,
also valusi ie lnhw.nsri.4i om kaarifto. «*• i v i «
« V o f firearms. motoTott M
T a a srirtwM k a r t h . Seod two »<«at sssmipa ta
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Opp. U S . P attu ì Orict.W a.kisgtoo, AA
i
palli , Mf.
>.o.
GEORGE
M.
BRGW X,
Oaee
N a tu ra l de p ravity o f th e yo uth fu
m ind w as fu lly shown In a N o rth aid«
caafectlo aery store, wheu three ilttla
g irls e n u r e d th e shop in lu d la a hit
sod mode a beeline fo r the cand)
couator lu the rear. T ^ i r faces w o n
a a expression of In jured Innocence
says the Chicago Tlbune.
" W e ll, w h a t do you w an t n o w r
th e o b ^ ro m a n w ho was p ro p rieto r oj
th e iflB h inquired.
- " 0 h 7 said th e eldest g irl, barely
seven years old. Jerking her elbow ex
preaelvely in th e direction of One ol
h e r sm all companions, "she gave yot
a Bickel Instead o t a c e n t” T h e olc
wom an w ent behind th e counter ant
took ou t a tin box co n U ln lu g a num
ber o f coppers. Bhe perred In to th t
box, she shook It, to m ake sure ther«
was no nickel lu rk in g am ong th e othei
CMna, and then held it under thi
Boees o f th e lit tle girls, eselalm lns
sharply: “T h e re , now ! D o you see any
nickel th ere 7“
W ith o u t rep ly in g the g irls filed out
of the shop, each face clouded by an
expression o f hopeless
dleappqlnv
m ent
“ You w o u ld n 't bellexp It ," said th t
old woman, b itte rly . " I w o uldn 't be
lieve It m yself I f I did n ’t stand hert
a ll day and see I t w ith m y ow n eyes
T h e deceits o f ch ildren are almoei
enough to d riv e m e oraxy T h e y look
you lig h t In th e face w ith angel eyea
and lie to you as easily aa i f their
tongues were oiled. M a n y a ’ penny ]
lost because 1 could not believe that
m ere babes were try in g to sw indle me.
W hen I catch them a t I t th ey run out
Just aa those g irls did w ith o u t saying
anything. T% at does not keep them
from coming back here again, though.
"T h e boys around to re are Just as
bad as the girls. H m W a doxeu boys
were In here ge ttin g candy one «lay.
and th ey had got th e ir candy and
hadn 't paid to r It} wlikn a boy «tuck
hie head la th e door and shouted:
•Bay, missus, yo ur sign has tum bled
d o w n !’ H la eyes bulged out aa If ha
was scared, and m y heart gave such a
Jump th a t I could scarcely get out to
th e sidewalk. T h e sign was a ll righ t.
T h a boys le ft th e store by a re a r door
w h ile I was lo o k in g fo r the boy. A f
terw ards they declared th a t they paid
to r th e candy when they got It. I t is
dreadful to th in k w h at men and woan-
en these boys and g irls w ill be when
th ey grow up."
TH E STO R Y OF RA1SSUU.
C ap tare e f t h e A ra b B r ig a n d b y th e
B a e h a o f T a n g ie r D escrib ed
b y H im s e lf.
T h e B rigan d Ralssuli, w ho captured
Perdlcarla, Leila bin ow n story tn Lea-
Me'a M o n th ly Magazine.
'N ow , some eig ht years ago. A bd-
er-R ah m an A bd-el-Saduk,
then
the
basha o f T a n g ie r,” said Raiasult, "flnd -
is g th a t be oould not subdue the rs -
atstanee o f ou r party by tha troops a t
h is disposition, n o d e - overtures ot
peace, and. sending me a safe con
duct, liArited ma to come and dlacu.e
S frien d ly solution of ou r difficulties
1 w ent to hla official residence atone
and unarm ed— and. w hile we sat a t a
table (lite r a lly — about a tra y — ) 1 was
suddenly seized,
bound, hu rried
to
prison and besvlly Ironed, an Iro n
band was riveted about m y neck,
handcuffs w ith In terven in g bars so
th a t 1 could no t brin g m y tw o hands
to gether w ere fastened on m y wrists,
and sim ila r fetters were also riveted
about my a n k le « Then I was sent to
Mogodor and there confined w ith th e
toweet crim inals, who reeked o f filth
and who swarm ed w ith insects— these
la tte r cut In to my fiesh as did a lto m y
Irons.
Th us I remained fo u r long
yaara, chained to th e walla ao th a t I
oould not lie down, u n til at last the
neck band and handcuffs were
re
moved. A fte r th at I p a tted s till an
o ther whole year in th a t h o rrib le pris
on. Do you now wonder," he asked,
“ a t the oath I swore to be revenged
upon eo treacherous an enem y» You
kn o w ,” he continued, "o t the colum n
o f governm ent troops lately le n t
against ua. T h ey rem ained lu tb e v a l
ley.
jronder.
capturing
defenseless
peasants a t the plow and vio latin g
th e ir daughters, of whom 18. am on gtt
them children o f six years old. have
been thus dishonored. Then ceme the
treacherous capture o f the M ’zorra
deputation who went a t H ad j A bd -er-
Selam Abd-el-Sadu'..'a sum m on« bear
ing. not arm s, hut presents in th eir
bands. Th en I determ ined to selzo
upon some European anil to bold him
t ill these m m should be released anil
u n til the A bd -el-9,id uks m ake restitu
tion for the wrongs we have suffered
a t th e ir bands.”
D og M assage.
Queer professions a re m any and
various, but th tr e can be few more
queer than one which Is now being
advertised In P orts—th a t, n u n e ly , of
p rtfra a o r o f maaeage fo r dogs. I t ap
pears lh at there la an establishm ent
In which dogs m ay be subjected to
treatm ent at the fofow lng rates: F o r
changing the fo rm o f th e muzzle, 40
franca: pu tttog w rin k les on a b u ll,
dog’s face, 80 franc»;, m akin g a
straight ta ll cu rly, JO f r iln n ; rem ov
ing superfluous h a ir, five francs an
hour;
changing
color o f coat. 30
francs; changing drooping ears to
ereet, and vice versa, 30 francs; m ak
in g a belldog s fo re paws crooked. 100
O.1, a .
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tton« Btrlctly c«8tU(»qn(|j«l. llm idboo* ca I ’atents
in a ll the cities and
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“ I le t l i m y w i f e a n d a u r o a ir b a r e b o o a
•o tu s CAM’ A ß m
and U m y oro tk a boat
m edicine we have «ve. had in the h o « M least
woeu m y w ife « a n fra n tic w ith haodarbe for
tw o dava, «he t r k u aom en f yœn CASCA K t T S .
and th e r r e lie yad lu e pala ta hcr head a in o a t
im m rd la ia ly W e hm h rem m tnead Caaearata
C a t s . viKfiaBiYBiA
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Copy RIGHTS A c .
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b y a b rig h t s t a ff e f reporters, * " 4
U doing tk h for thousands of*
A m erican women to -d a y . I t cured
1 M m . Jones and th a t is w hy she
' w rites this fran k le t te r :
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lem .
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lem .
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e r m a n , Hal
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S a le m .
O le rk S to le l a n d B o a rd —O . U . B lo w n ,
O r egon.
E v s n h jf
special
T o o m uch housework w recks w o
m en's nerves. A n d the constant
care o f ch ildren , day and n ig h t, is
often too try in g fo r even a strong
w o m a n . A haggard face tells tho
sto ry o f the ovent-orked housewife
and m oth er.
Deranged menses,
leuoorThn-a an il fa llin g of the
w om b result from
overw ork.
E very housewife needs a rem edy
to regulate her menses and to
keep her sensitive fem ale organs
In perfect condition.
U . 8. Sen’ts— J o n a th a n B o u rn e J r ., o f
P o rtla n d and C has. F u lto n o f A s to ria .
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C . H a w le y , of Salem .
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F u tu re .
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p le 'e A s M d a tc d Press :eporte and
F i f t y C v . t s • Y m w -I am Than a Wan» « AbiaAr..
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B each.
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W . » S m ith ,
U n it e d S tates L a n d Office, *
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Roseburg, O rego n, N o v . 18th, 1907.
C o u n ty T re a s u re r— Ja m es C a u g iie ll,
N o tice is hereby given , th a t in ooiu
W ill be ta k e n In exchange fo r goods
W e d d e rb u rn .
u llance w ith th e provisions o f th o A c t
of Cougreas of J u n e 3 , 1878, e n title d
G ilv c m c it t r i a l a n d I w i l l d o 111) " A n A c t fo r >he aale o f tim b e r la n d s Aeaeaaor— A . J. M a rs h , P o rt O rfo rc i.
School 8 u p t.— A m es 8 . J o h n a to L , P o rt
in th e S ta te s of C a lifo rn ia , O rego n, N e
li e s t t o p le a s e y o u .
O r fo n l.
vada an u W a s h in g to n T e r r ito r y ,”
exten ded to a il P u b lic L in .........
i istatee by .-.urveyor— D . C u n n lff, J r . G o ld B eac h .
A ct o( A u g u s t 4, 1892,
C o ro n er— D r . F . A . S u h liem an n , W ed
J o h n F. CiacLX
d e rb u rn .
o( Eugene, C o u n ty o l L a n e , S ta te of
M ix T ia u s e r T a a c o v a T s .
O reg o n , tiled in th ia office on J a n . Id ,
1007, hie sw u m s tatem en t N o 8661, fo r C ir c u it C o u rt m eets F o u rth M o n d a y in
th e purchase of the E )k S W t^ , A
8-
A u g u s t o f each y e a r.
o t Section N o.;td, In T q w n a h ip No
31 South o f Range N o . 13 W est, a n d C o u u ty C o m n iim lo n e re C o u rt m eets
firs t W ed n esd ay in J a n u a ry , A jir il,
w in offer proof to show th a t th e
nought la m ore v a lu a b le fo r its tim b e r
J u ly and S ep tem b er of each year.
o r atone th a n fo r a g ric u ltu r a l purposes P ro b a te C o u rt m eets fir s t M o n d ay in
D falsb Is
and to establish Ida c la im to said I and
e a e li m o n th .
before th e H egiatcr an d R ece iver a t
Ito seb u rg , .Oregon, on T u e s d a y , th e ocbsv e o u r ry ro a r o r n c s a a k d fost -
17th day o f M a rc h , 1008.
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of S a d d d ry ,
H e nam es as witneaacs:
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D a v e M u rp h y ,
•
E d w a rd H o w e ll,
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F re d H o w e ll, and
G o ld B e a c h .................. ..
.J . W . K ile y .
. I r a P. H o w e r, a ll o f E u g e n e , O re.
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fice on o r before sa id 17th d a y of M arch
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tv i'h th a w o o d ’s d a ily events
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should a l i j read
th e P a c ific C o u t, which hns cont-
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HOUSEWORK
s t a t s xmo d is t b ic t
E® and Hides,
K i d n e y T r o u b le
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"W h a t's the ocesalos of a ll th is ta lk
«out having a conservator sppotated
» old M u oto bu rn F*
" I th ink It origlasted- w ith hla la w -
yera. H e wants to. te a r up hla w ill and
dtvlde his prop erty among hie h rlra
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