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JAMES CAUGHELL,
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i:U>’S TO SEED. UOLMEKEEIT MONEY.
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AMOUNT IN CIRCULATION IN
UNITED ATÁTZA DBCMKA8INO.
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D E A L E R IN
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J O U R N A L A n d T R IB U N E .
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Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in Tw o.
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T res p a ss N o tic e .
Notice is hereby g iven to a ll whom
i t may concern, n otto enter upon, or
trespass in any m anner upon the Star
Bench, situated a t L an g lo is, C u rry
County, Oregon, for the purpose of
hun tin g w ith guns or dogs, o r o th e r­
wise trespa In an y m an ner.
Any person or persons so entering
upon said premises w ith ou t m y con­
sent w ill be prosecuted to the fu ll ex­
tent of tlie law.
I MAMDS THOMSSX.
F o rt Derubarti Rlilg. CHICAGO, I I I .
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R o a a lfle n it
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FIK E AND M ARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of C alifornia.
T im b k k L a u d , A c t J uhic 3, 1878.—
N o tic e f o r P u b lic a tio n .
PA TEN TS
U nited Stales L e a d Office.
Boseburg, O regon, A p ril 9th. 1908.
Notioe is hereby given th a t In com­
Í Mai T R A O l-M A R R «
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pliance wi h the provisions of tlie Act
t (Mem UsoroffifMly, a* «m I
of Congress of June 4, 1878, entitled
” An act for the sale of T im b e r Landa
i m m . srew or
tor rngg new« I
in the States of O d ifo rn la , Oregon, Ne­
vada, and Washington T errito ry ,” as
extended to a ll the P u blic L an d States ,
OS-MO« Bmwwnkli
by act of August ♦} 1899,
T haboxos O asts
of F o rt O rfo rd , County of Ç u rry, State .
i of O regon, has this day filed In thisof-
floe hls sworn statem ent No. 9801, for
the purchase of the S E l N W | & Ixits
1 & 4 of Section No. 11. In Tow nship
: No. S3 South, Range No. 1ft Wes«, and
! w ill offer pr. o f to show th a t tlie land
N o tic e f o r P u b lic a t io n .
sought Is more valuab le for Its tlm lie r
o r stone than fo r agricultural purposes,
DXrABTMKXT or THX In T E B IO a .
and to establish his c laim to said land
Ijtn d Office at Roseliuyg, Ore.,
before J . H . U p to n , U . S. Com m ision-
A p ril 91st, 1908.
e r a t Langlois, Oregon, on Thursday,
Notice is hereby given thntC orneliue
the jr d day of Septem ber, 1908.
F
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of
P
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rd , Oregon, has
H e names as witnesses :
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C . A. L anglois, of P o rt O rfo rd , Oregon. filed notioe oi hie In te n tio n to make fi­
nal com mutation proof in sopport of
H . W . B u rn h am o f
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his claim , v is : Homestead E n try No
E . L . W h ile
of
14329 made F ebruary 10, 19®7, fo r L»ta
W T
W h ite
of "
3,
4, A E l 8 \ J. Section IS, Township
Any and a ll persons e la lm ln g ad­
32
South, Range IS West, W . M . and
versely the above described lands are
requested to file th e ir c la im s in th is o f­ th a t said proof w ill be made before J.
fice on o r before said 3rd day o f 8ep- H . Upton. U . 8. Commissioner, a t his
office in Langlois, O regon, on M onday
temtier, 1908.
J u ly 20;h, 1908.
B e n ja m is IZ E d d y , K e g ls 'e ^
He liavne* the following witnesses to
prove his oontlnu us residence upon,
and cul'ivation o f, the hind, vis:
E . B. H a ll, o f P o rt O .fo rd , Oregon.
Cvrus Madden, of ’*
Eil ward P icket, of "
Janie« E llis, of
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ItxsjAMiM L. EDny, Register.
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WaaHINOTON.D.O
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D SWIFT«®
Do You
Know the News ‘
You can h a r e it all fot
Per 5 0 c Month
p,r
Mouth
fn T h e Evening T ele g ra m , of Port­
land , Oregon. I t l a t h e largest ev­
ening newspaper published in Ore­
gon ; it contains a ll the. news of the
state and of the n ation . T ry It for a
m onth. A sample copy w ill be mail
ed to vou free. Address
T H E TELEGRAM,
PO RTLAND, OR.
N o t ic e f o r P u b l l r a t i o n -
U . B. Land Office a t Roseburg, Oregon.
Ju n e 12, 1908.
fotioo Is hereby given th a t
M IN N IE B U R N H A M .
Port Irfo rd , O reg on , who, on Ju n e
92, 1908, made T im b e r And 8tone ap­
p lic a tio n ,N o . 10171, for W | S W jJ ,
Section 1 , Tow nsh ip 32 B, Range 14
W est, W illa m e tte M erid ia n , has filed
notice c f intention to make final Proof,
Pi establish c la im to the land above
described, before J . H . Upton, a t Lang­
lois, on toe let d ay of October, 1908.
C la im a n t names as witnesses:
H a rry W B u rn h a m of P o rt O rford, O r,
Chester Langlois of
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Ttiaddeus G reen of
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of E ckley
N o tic e o f School In d e m n it y H e ­ Ed W ells
B E N J A M IN L E D D Y , Register.
le c tio n .
U m it k o S t a t x s L aud O rw cx,
Roseburg, Oregon, June 98, 1908
N o t ic x la hereby given th a t the State
il [»plied
of Oregon, on June 9«, 1908, applied
for tbe KE1 NK1 o f Sec o'. 11, N E I H E K
of Sec. 2, and N E I N E l I and 8 E W 8 E Î Î
of Rec. IS, T p . 32 8 , R. i. 14 W .o f W . M ..
and filed in this ofiice lists o f school
lndem nlt« selections in whloh is select
ed said la n d ; and th s t said list» are
open to the public for Inspection. Any
and a ll persons claim ing adversely the
above described land or any legal sub­
division thereof, o r c la im in g Uie same
under the m in ing lawk, or desiring to
show said land to tie more valuable for
m in eral than for s grleultnrel purposes,
o r to objei-t to said selections fo r any
law ful reason, should filo th e ir claim s
or th e ir affidavits o f protest o r contest
in this office.
I hereby de-ignate the Port Orford
T rib u n e , published at P o rt Orford, O r­
egon, as the newspaper in w hich the
above notice is to be publielmd.
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J. M . L aw k buck .
Receiver.
^Briefs,
Posters,^
Envelopes.
Statements,
T o W h o m I t M a y C o n c e rn .
T h e undersigned hereby give notice
that they are tbe owners of the South
half o f Section 1ft, Township th ir ty
three. South ra n g e fourteen W e s t of
W illam ette m eridian , Oretgon. A ll par­
ties are warned not to trespass upon or
make any locations, e ith e r placer oi
quarts claim s a t th e ir periL
D. K blla hk k ]
I Owners.
J. H . McArxx. J
P o rtland, Ors.
Treapaaa N o tic e .
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on Short Notice.
Satisfaoton Guaranteed
I n connection w ith
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Up o-date Work Done
A representative in this]
coont.': b\ a large real eatato
■ p o rtio n . Special induce-i
-nta to those who wiah to
.•"t' uiiTnciallyintereated. I imitai «irnaioFF m < mi every bo» r f t>« gran te»
i»W Atetal Estate Security Co. L a x a t iv e BniaM>iQMiaiae ••*>im.
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The Best to be had in
Curry County, a t reason­
able Prices.
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Legal Blanks,
Any Thing,
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JOB W O R K .
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K E E PS IN STOCK,
P atents
English Walnut, Fruit Trees,
Shrubs, Plants, Etc.
Oregon is wonderfully adapted to the- growing of
EN G LISH WALNUTS, it is their true home. Large
plantings are being made, numerous tree» in bearing,
producing tremendous cropa yearly, in proof. A email
grove gives independent income, is the coming great in-
industry. Big profits, sm all outlay of capital. Write
today for .Free catalog, a treatise telling conditions and
results, also Nursery ca talog-
BROOKS# SONS,
Walnul Nursery.
Carlton, Oregon.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
WASHINGTON D. C.
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GOLI) BEACH. OREGON.
H u t n i J M u ti« » ,
Dus to Good W o rk of the Secret Serv­
ice Departm ent e f the «Joeem-
ment — Foreigners the
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Chief Offenders.
Pet pi*. A ll Belated.
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The annual report of the operations •
. i t Me.—T ba story of the aver-
L IG H T RUNNING * R A P U ),
>K>ds town la Maine la much of the secret service di vision for the (
U n i i B e a r in g .
lia t rty o f a alar, ap each b«- Canal year ending June 30 was niada
to Secretary of the 'Treasury 8hsw re­
• • in a Mbuioua condition
of tw.et< m 1 activity and cently by Chief W ilkie. Among other
things, reference Is made to an effort
itself out.
)•<»< bapreekatatlve Mullen. on the part of the division to secure
>t.
tat.-jdoeed an act in the an estimate of the amount of counter­
1 ...l.-.k erne psrm ittiog the town feit money In circulation In the United
,
n caaMB, 44 m il.« oortheaat 8lates.
near, <tu Mtrreader it» tpwa < Thousands of letters of Inquiry were
aa'.ion xcA iapaa tack into a sent :o banks In every city of impor­
too so as rijgecape the aapport tance .In the country. More than 3.000
it n r. ,rs rn ffM h e payment of of thh national banks reported that
they had not -seen any counterfeit
■ »tats taxes. • -
•j, lynoatla waa Incorporated as money during the period covered, by
,. be' ■" a allca taken- frd:n How- the inquiry, January 1 to December 31.
. 6 I v e t 4. 1439. At that time 1333. Fl'tcen hundred b n s reported
i . i . j ' j of Ute to w » waa 460,003 a decrease In the ano- nt they had re­
!’ ; „• p uu tlo a ” •» M- The rest I ceived, u
compared with previous
Lh ' *d every proopeet of getting years, and 100 rsported aa Increaaa.
in order Io b * certain that the estl-
[tilt.
The town grow and
ma.es should be over rather than un­
Inn n I, 1904, the entire popula- I der the actual ftets. the figure» were
■t ' attam iw oatte ' waa 18. of doubled, both as to coin and note».
’ *ar».'>-tafs, »nd ¿very one , . E ’ en with this liberal allowance, the
aa either 4 Sawyer o f a Hob- | I Cruras Indicated about three dollars
■a. tb'cvl were one sawyer and two in counterieit coin for each 4100,000 of
•c
.a the beard of assessors. I gold and ailved In circulation, and a
ere and o a t Roberts were little le«j tuan one dollar IA counter­
of the poor, a Sawyer was | feit noiea for each 4100,000 of paper
,- r ,f i i i m and treasurer, three circulation.
There were IB new counterfeits de­
f3 w«r> e em h g aa select men. a
• * was nui^jrinteodent Of schools, scribed In the ofllclal circulars Issued
d Sawyer and Miss Agnes by the division during the year, bat
only a few of these notes fell In what
_ j ( m .
egr* the two schools, a Baw-
; er wx. JestlC" o f-th e peace, a Rob- la termed Ihe deceptive or dangerous
o va
. ier contract to furnish class. The makers end passers of 18
S.-
or
« 'Uoclbo'ises and a Saw- of the 25 counterieit issues were ar­
ras ed, and In nearly every case the
•r uroke « ut ihe snowy highways and
plant was (.sutured and destroyed.
i tied t) > u b il'T ic tp and from school,
The total arrests for the ysar were
'"verybody wa" rstatsd to everytody
Ttie nPt’r . im im unity was na 4)9, and of the prisoners 30« were born
-Y u r# "n » a a ishtlly r ”fitr. Tb?re w xa . In the United Slates. The largest
J he OkKttoN D a il y J o u r n a l ia the leading Democratic newspaper o f
foreign contributor was Italy. In, the
, » mm otloe. ui» eltigyroF.n. no lawyer
number of arrests New York led with
r.v f o u r In the whole town. The
44.
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a« of the municipality were
Oregon, isgued a t Portland.
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n «?: 'sed valuation of I19.2SC
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a .,c*d-yrosn cemetery, In which
LAW N O L O N G E R L E A R N E D .
T h e managers also issue a S e m i - W b k k l y , which is especially adapted
< t«t bwun no i iterraent for six
President Woodrow W llaon of Prince­
for people who do not tare fo r a D a ily , bat w ant a good fa m ily paper.
the laws of Maine when a
ton Saya Remedy for Situation
4a uu.tblp to gupport himself
Dies In U n ive rs ity S p irit.
u«s a public charge while re
A n y o f these papers can be had in com bination w itL tbe P O R T O R ­
s I'ianta'tlon the ansi of his
Declaring that tbe law Is no longer
taffance .alia upon the aOJotuir g the learned prole»»lon It once was. F O R D T R 1 B U N H , a t the following rates:
which la s bean organised fo rth »
President Woodrow Wilson, o f Prtnce-
st Hu;« Mattamisoontis has four ten ULlvcralty, the other night told the
1', (i h av j b«en supported at a
Pennsylvania Bar association at ita
t
TSe. a rear. By becoming a closing session at Cape May. N. J„ that
J ,
. ’ ' ' 1 ' ’
ati: !i theevinm tiqity can compel
in the university spirit applied to the
a, 1 t, -are 'for them.
study o f law lay the remedy for the
(do tlor to getting rid of thia bill
sltuatioA
plantation w ill have to pay no
" I ask you i f you believe you now
.
.cept lor common schools^and
belong to a learned profession
he
; the highways. The change j said. “ I do not believe any maa ran’
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to a plantation form of
become a learned lawyer merely by
muf w ill be a profitable Invert
reading cases. When we sea students
nt ft» th- Sawyera and Roberts'
put Into a laboratory to make experi­
d veil In Maitamlscontls.
ment» laid down In books 1 know they
»re not learning chrrolstry. There, la a
R ’ LtC O F T H E C IV IL W A R .
bread and butter pursuit of the law
and another possibly lesa remunerative
O r a r t i B attle F la g Is Now
but leadlcg to Intellectual mastery.
' -mad by the Stata of 1
"The country must be saved from
■acbuaatta.
mvny things by legal arrangement and
lawyers are bound in conscience and
i! ngton.— A battla-worn and tat-
patriotism to supply the greater part
American dag. that during the
3t the eolutlop. You are not going
■ i, - -at lew from the ataff a t the
to And any precedents In law to cover
, „Atari of Oan. U lytaai S, Grant,
the sltvatton In the Philippines. I am
„ o a f i n the wnate chamber at the
not sure that we understand what po­
, , rV
The banner was present
litical liberty Is. but If we can givk
F '•*'> I™ “ * «> ° ° l- Amoa Wab-
pc >pls Institutions more suitable to
-, „t ..'assa huaetta, a member of
them than ours are we have given
•i
moti’i etunmaeder’s ataff,
who
them liberty. It not the law."
lit
h U.e general during his cam-
etyii in ‘-he vicinity of Richmond, and
the confederate general.
. i baa, lurrendered at Appo-
SUR E ENOUGH U M B R E L L A S .
■ an ■
H r , waa presented to the com- O « r « r e a a Q I * ( V » a , L w a S e a Mage,
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of Maaaachuaetta through
(o r A ahaatl C h la fa , a t g lT B
John O B. Adams, a former
A rla a a .
m nt-at-a m l of the state house,
aau ua 36 by Id feet. Tbe fellc Is
Nearly to Englishmen are now a t
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u on he south wall of the senate | work on seven umbrellas for
an
__.it «r, directiy opposite President
Ashanti chief and bis faith fu l staff,
- < desk, between two firearms that says the londoa Express.
o service during the revolution-
There^Js nothing under the sun a
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chief can wear, not even excepting a
1 1 nst-off silk hat a r a red-lined cavalry
D F U E L FOR S T E A M E R S . coat, so calculated to strike awe into
the minds o f refractory natives and
« .( TWav»»» Sa
«swm Bor- >» imbue them w ith a spirit of obe­
M « t a la « O »lv Oll re»
dience as a “gingham.”
■ta r i r e s .
Traders, when they want to obtain
free aor. ts to the country of one at
Oclo’ -*- the atesroahlp Cowrie tbe hostile tribes, make presents o f
. -ad i t the way from Koetei, in
aorn-out clothing to the natives, o r
'i -i, to L ndon, a distance of 9,235 even a •'camp" to a particularly obsti­
r
sing nothing but liquid fuel. . nate and pugnacious chief.
It
o . mer reached London the
A London syndicate of flold Coast
r supplying steam for the un- 1 traders has given the order and are
L u, eachtnery were fired by the paying for the umbrellas In question,
e . atvrial. The oil was not burned which will he given to bribe the vein,
" at
layer o f incandescent coal, as dusky aarriora.
. ' the c. ' • In some systems, hut was ( Meaara. James R a ith A Sons, of Ox­
- Iqe» ’ « a -pray by meansof a steam ford street, are making them, a t <39,
■t
ha furnace door, where it was for the large one and £20 each for
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( >i . , d «ren: tanks above tjie boilera, the others.
i*,;-i (h. A- w York Sun.
! When finished the umbrellas w ill be
l o v e was forinerly fired w ith 1 gorgeous beyond the dream of tbe
<
,d ’ -r < wners sej that her con- most Imaginative negro.
j
. ;■!, Id fuel has been nt-
F o r the chief the present w ill he
t
I v h advantageons results.
nearly IS feet across, quite a decent-
Oi ,( ais stok.rs are now required, i
sired tent, fn fact, on state occasions
t h < j ’ h 1« were necessary when coal It w ill be so used.
• s a i ed. A great deal of hunker space
The handle w ill then be stuck In
is also ■avrti. The comuaiption of oil
the ground, and six slaves w ill act na
«1 trx »» only S tens a day, while the ;
the tent pegs.
'sitl’y consnraptian of coal used to be
The material from which It la being
t tons, .-- '1 a ton of oH occupi«s only
made is silk, and the colors are to be
cubic feet, against 45 feet n q u ire d
Teed, white and blue." W hat w ill
fr»r **<*al. The eiwil ia n lw taken on ,
emne of our political stump orators
hear J n»nch more quickly than coal,
any to <hl«?
v. cettfly ‘00 ton» were pumped
Round the edge w ill be a deep rich
¿’.-f. a ( i
an steamer In an hour.
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oil V eld by the Borneo oil flelda fringe and on the top
~ aa elaborately
»
I to nake an eveelleni *u ,l ju rt :» ’’ » •« ’ M ’’- •'"■«no»"»«’ by a British
hon. rampant.
i t ’t - '»oes fi on the <rvtind. and it ia
For the staff the nmhrellas w ill
N hh’ np to be much used for this
be the Ila n .h u -...A m .rieaa - « " •w h a t smaller and Ires majestic.
W hat rejoicings there w ill be In the
-.1 uther a tta in tr, that are eugaged in
land when the con Here arrive w ith
tae aasterr. trade.
thane parasol-tent,Ike umbrellas, and
bow pleaeed w ill the c ity men be w ith
the retu rn for th eir good-natured and
thoughtful action.
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PATENTS
W n C B lE * 4M » W IM Q I.
T H E T R IB U N E .
Notice is hereby gi»*«> to a ll pereooe
whom it may coacern, not to enter up­
on or teesp^as upon the premises of Eli
Bagley, (or tbe purpose o f b anting, or
Railing with hook and line. Said p re­
mises are situated on Blk R iver, C arry
County, Oregon, and described as fol­
lows . The West h . l l of Section twen­
ty seven, Township th irty two Sooth,
Range fifteen West.
A n y person o r p ers o n so treepavs-
dh for the purpose of b u n tin g , Betting,
or traveling through in an y shape form
or m anner, or tearing down fences, or
leaving out side g-itee open, or molest­
ing personal property, w ill be prosecu­
ted to the fu ll extent of the law.
Wm. R . Johnson,
lessee of the above
described premises
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