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D a r A B T l t g K T ’ o » T H g I t f iT B H IO B .
D . 8 . L i r n l O ffic e a t R o s e h jrg , O reg o n .
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N o tice 1» here b y g iv e « th a t
E D W I N S. V Y E L lS w
Of E e k ly , Oregon, who, on August 24,
1907, m ade H c m e .te .d E n try N o . I486»,
8 . I t (o r 8 ) ot N E J . SevHn* 21, T o w n -
»hip SI S o u th , R u n g e 13 W e s t, M e r id i­
an, haa filed t o i o . o l bin ttta n tio n to
m ake F in a l co m m u ‘ atk>nf*r<M>f, to es­
ta b lis h claim to th e ja n d abpve rietu-’ ib -
e d , tMrfore L 'ld a y -A . Dodge, V . 8 . C oiu -
in i» fo o e r , a t M v r t le P o in tc O it-g o o , on
th e 4 th d a y o f N o v e m le r . » f t * .
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Mon o f th e g u ilty p a rtie s .
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K tiM C sn C o o n .
T U B C O IB T S .
C ir c u it C o u rt m eetg F o u rth M o u a a v in
, A u g u s t o t each y e a r.
C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e rs C o u rt m eets
fir s t W ed n esd ay In J a n u a ry , A p r il,
J u ly and S ep tem b er of each y e a r.
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B O T H ONE Y E A R FO R *¡1 75.
BLACK -
DRAUGHT
STOCK *nd
POULTRY
MEDICINE
Stack and poultry have few
trouble, which are not bowel and
l i v e r irregularities.
B la c k -
Draught Stock and Poultry M edi­
cine is e bowel and liver remedy
for stock. I t puts the organs of
digestion in a perfect CM'iIttion.
Prominent American breed »« and
farmers keep their herdsand flocks
heallhy by g i v i n g them an occa­
sional dose of Black D raught Stock
a u l Poultry Medicine in their
fo,id. Any stock raiser may huve
B>-eent half-pound a ir-tig h t can
of Ib is medicine from his deal-r
and keep bis stock hi »igoroiij
health fa r weeks. Deale-» geuar-
ady keep Black-Dratm'iit 8tn c* ?nd
Poultry Medicine. If yours vi-y"!
not. senn 29 cents for a »aiunle
can to the manufacturers, Tne
Chatt.in.n. T.i Medicine Co., Chat­
tanooga, Tenn.
C h s tc o ........ . ...................M iss I d a Co,.], y.
H a r b o r ..........
. . . F le tc h e r G a rd n e r.
G o ld B eac h .
............. ,J . W . R ile y .
W d ld e r b u r n
.......... ~ G e o . K e r r.
Ill i h e e ..........
. M r. K . B R ussell.
M a r i a l ..........
M rs . V h J a K illin g s .
E C Z E M A m id P I L E C U K E
K n o w in g w h a t it w a s to s u f­ A g n e s s . . . . . .
fe r. I w i l l ’ g iv e F R E E O F C o r b in ___ ___
C H A R G E , to a n y s lfib 'te d a p o sitive P o rt O rfo rd .
cu re fo r Ei'ZeuiH. S a it R b V U m , E ' }si[*» - D e n tn u r k v ...
1a », P lie s a n d b k ln D lîc W e s . In s t a n t
A e lte f.
V o h ’t s u ffe r lo n g e r. W r it e F. L a n g l o i s . . . .
W . - W illiam s , 400 M a n h a tta n A v e n u e , E c k le y
N e w Y o r k . Kr,close S ta m p .
M ic a . ¡ »
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CLBVFR n lF I.r F U K L E w w r n F n .P —naM
Don’t you w ant freedom from
pain? Thko W in s o t Cardui
»nd make cnc supreme pffnrt to
bo welt. Y ou do not Hked to be
a weak, M p k a a tnffner. Y ,u
can bare a wom an’s health ends
M a r io s is i.fro h v g iv e n to *11 p a rtie s
sh ip p in g „ r re c e iv in g g o o la «wer tt-W
P o rt < »rfcr«l ‘M h » rf C o ’ a w h a rf to ps-
a to ru the pom e im m e d ia te ly , as I t w ilt,
1« h eld a t t ’.e flw u r s ria k .
R D. I I I ME.
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I
a
poin as 1 coughed ao much that
aij- throot ana lungs ware jraw
hi , 1 eurA
The doctors pro-
nnunev.i it D r ig h fa diaeaie and
Glh-rv rr.id it was contrarnption.
I t e .-ttc r id little t , me what
thcyvcallcd i t and I had no de­
sire to i? .e. A sister visited me
f r o m S t. Lonis an d asked me if
I had ever tr ia L W ir.e of Cardui.
I told her I ta il not and she
bought a bottle. I believe that
itk a v e d m y lifa . I believe many
won:--n could save much suffer­
ing
they but knew o f its value.
do a wotoaa’s work in life. W h y
not secure a bottle oi W in e of
Cardui from your druggist to­
day?
ese buy them — indeed, w ith pleas­
ure— but w ill not ad m it th e ir
claimp to be works of art»» N a tu r­
a lly ne w ill buy them, na even ao
they are b eautifu l, and th e ir price
brings them w ith in the range of
everyone’s am bition. So, a t borne,
one m ight buy a Severn instead of
a T urner, recognising the differ­
ences clearly, bot valuing the
cheaper picture as highly as it de­
serves. and baying it the more
readily fo r its cheapness. H o w ­
ever, these Japanese trees th a t fill
the gardens pre wonderful, w ith
a ll. th e ir imperfections, and th«-
untutored savage eye of the west
en tirely fa ils to see any difference
between a perfect specimen ten
inches *high, three centuries in
age, and £30 in price, and its neigh
bor o f equal height, of five years'
growth abd five shillings value.
They are a il dainty, and of every
A STEERING “ PROPULSOR.”
j
V n lik e the ordiuary steamship,
the fish forces its e lf through tit«*
w ater and a ltera its
course
by means of the saute Drgan. the
ta il. Several inventors, though,
have tried to perform both func­
tions wirti one piece of appatahtfi.
The firs t application of the idea- -
a t least of late te a rs — was made
to tlw submarine. Howe French
boats of th at class have been pro-
vided w ith n pecn»ir.r jo in t in the
»haft, just outs de the
stem , eo th a t the screw if.< I f can
swnng from side to side.
By
ch-in<nng the angle a t which the
BB HD
tbrual is made against the w ater,
-t- c bo i t is s t red unJ rudders
are made unnecessary.
" U , . i h n t r v r l f e e n d K iy w irS ta » . been
F t o rc a short rpjiort made to tbe
i c - l . i B C A ^ C . t i t C ’l S s o d th e y . r e ib c u e s i
depart n’ 'n f ;>f eonimen ? a fW o s h -
:n e ri!à l$ e w e M u re . » r . l a d la t b r b o u s e
L u i
w e e . m y w ife w a » f r a n i la w , t b b e s d r-rb e fo r
ingten fin ••.Gt .V m eiiem consul
tw a d d v s . »he t r k d noro« o f y e n r C A f i C A l . L ' r s .
» a d U r t a r e it a » , A Ih e p a 'b •« h » r b u d » ie to M
at Rirtr.ir.. '..„nj, it wfeuld appear
. m r o t d i a M i r . t > . I « 4 || I v r o n r u l l i b r u a a r e u
C ha . s n a r i r i ' B i » .
th a t the sume syst< in has lieen
P n t s b u r r «-.Jo £ I k i « * * « C o .
r .
fried on boats which are meant to
C A N O V
travel on the surface only, like
C A T II A R T I C
naphtha launches.
An English
firm is introducing the invention,
hut the In tja r is of French origin.
traoc »4ZFA RSQisnM»
T h e “pro, ulsor,” ns It is called,
can he applied to n ny boat already
tt cx!«i -itir», if it la ¡¡nt fr.o large.
P îe f fA r in »
**'a|.t4- G f»n A .
Hot» t he coancelitiiiit arc made is
t a O » i.
.*i •.»}<• ’A « r th .- D . «.» t . . b r p . .
, net cxpinhipd,T»ut the consular
...
c o n s C t W t S T IF /.ih C 'i.
M m t»< ff. esea« i'.wwi«wwy. fle iM f*. »<••««< X« hew Ve.».
rt’I’o.-t nays th a t it ia possible to
, disjX'iise w ith the nreeaaity of
j holing n hole through (he stern
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P a a M la H o d rat X I 1 a a t « , C a u — C lrcuM ton Over 50.000.
bough, or a bend, th a t s not pre*
'scribed. Consequent JytheJapaw -
A p p a ra tu s
A p p lie d * a B t a s u h t p a
W h ic h I s B o th P ro p e lle r a n d « u d ­
der— O n ly fo r S m e ll B o a t*.
that runs oa wheels.
T H E S O U T H ’S L IT E R A R Y W E E K L Y
raa
e lic it.
Am es J o h n it, n
. .J . K . C apps.
. E . K a c k lu ff.
J . A . H a in e s
’ood for everything
I t o e M n x s . O « .. 3 « n . SO. (SOL
B lA .lr -D t u .d E b t S to c k . a d P a u l r /
M e 4 ' m e id t a r » • • » l O T j r t r i e d . O a r
• o<-k w » s o- t r i m * * 3 w f i m y e u
a t th e m t d i a i a . ».<1 n o w th e y * m
S r t '.in a «o S '« - T 0 » y a s . l o o V n f S S
p e r c a n t, b S t a r .
t
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L*»»iwsOtShB(S|
i. w . i uie, tR-ew.s.
F i f t r C a a e ta a V w a v - f e n TV« . A w p « M at»-.
r o w W V W M T S O U T H Is Ike C w m i L l t w v a r w W w a k l r oftSe
South. H is fsvtata to U t » r » t a » » , K b a . n c » , r » c t and g t e t t o m .
and «¡vas th . test of ail that Is sarrenttn Itettota. Amana Its aoatrtOolors tho most
artodsewtaern w I are hoqoar-doel Chaadlsr Karos. Harty StUlwsn rewards and
others of crowtodlsin,. Sarlal stor.n Irani Anivony Hoes. Monrlc. Thompson.
Sidney a. Crock»'t. Mrs. Ge r»« c ,rte t aad Arthor W. Marehnwal have aooaar-
•d . and o t t i . f ora .»wanlay from tha yoa of aathon of naUoaal aota
A short
storycoa'ast hxayht oat saw» lv Svo Kontav.ta .> i« n » tlA eticsrt
n t a r t w a . aU w o rttya odaealn 69te B U M M Y S O U T H ' S readable eat
vmas. Othtatoatastaaradoatamolatod tbot wUlsarcossnstly oxploU tha rlsonln«
n«Id u' talent that only needs such Kntsrta« to Illustrate the wealth that Is sh, to
assort Kaon.
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a n * S U W H Y S O U T H teams with th . Ilf. of th . treat sooth. T h . gen
lal suM hla. w-rm s «» .rrth ln , (Mo aellvtly aad th . stasoa Is s.vsr com ». t ugh
tochata th . head of laiastry. TBs m ow c o m rragrant with the breatl of the
magnona and pfno. and fives oat tha vary air of tha ora, go. pa ■> and hay. th o
teaaty aad yathoa. tha
u n
*ad myrtory of tho Uhd w hor. tho u rn
gtores e»tao«cMea saaabtae aa; tha cotton whitens la tho awoallgh,, wu; te
»Ivan (a tho won-Oitad ootamas at this fksc.aatlng woohly. »
Tho aabscrtstlOB nrtca Is O n l y r t f . r C o n f , a year, altka to a’J tetaans.
ao-ats. eo w tjam rs. postmasters sad every cm n i l , Cinto of five scumpan:«J
by the M l SS.se. aaU lo the slu* raissf to tha sopor aao year gist s.
« a n a l o n a V o . t n l < S y d l tho asanas of six of year s.lphhon who
wonM »»pro. ota tha oppdrthaRp to r»M a copy o Tho vneny aosth. and >ao
a;ma;o wUI te ma.ledfree. Yoa a.a set yo u Cao e* ava oat of these vary pe ,pts.
c n « H U N W Y L O U T H « ta rs evar 50.000 Amartatn hama« now ; nd
•car o l isq la sate to te wotaunts a rally as m.ny nw>rs homes, as tn . .rs .1
w . kt» f.,sl.fp o o d lh 'i,«s th * So. h.rn LI wary Westly. who», culnmas |hr
I9 J wo! te (ha Rp-Si r .a d .h t. .1 all tad a iA - i (k acorn, to yae.
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The PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE
T i n - N’ rw ln s a W o n a s ’a M icmows is a n S iu th o rh y on D r e r o m K in g , M ill
ner» out? H o n n th o h l Kpnnom y.
I t n v rra& cs m ore th a n lim pages essh
m n iiih .
W c o ffe r yo n th e re fo re a f leant I W pSgcs oi go,«I fa sh io n an d
hom e read istt f*<r an sddlU <ainl cost e f o n ly 16 <’ts.
S am ple« fre e .
also
» the
u r.b back
9 .r h y b ensdl
convincing proof that the kidneys
t» w s.f and
the blad­
kid­
der ara out of order.
neys; If it »talus
W h at to Do.
your Hnen it Is
There is comfort In the
knowledge
ao
evidence
of kid­
Often eip ru sw l. that Dr. Kilmer
s Swamp-
ney trouble;
too
Root, the great kld n.y remedy
fulfills
every
frequent
desire
to
wish In curing rheumatism.
pain
tn tbs
pass it
or pain
la
back, kidneys, liv er, bladder and every part
ot tha urlrmry passage. It corrects Inability
to hold water and scalding pain In passing
It, or bad .ffects following use of liquor,
w in . or bee», and overcomes that unpleasant
nacasslty of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to gat up many times
during tha night. Tha m ild and the extra­
ordinary effect of S w a m p -R o o t
soon
realized. It stands tho highest for Its won­
derful cures of the most distressing Cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
bast. Sold by druggists tr 90c. and fi I . atoea.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful
discovery
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and a book that tetfs ^ M W r a a j L f c ' ^
tric t-G e o rg e M .B ro a n .B o s e b u w .-ti.tie air(J in tellect,ial Hfe’ i f the
0 . 8. Commissioners-^. H . Upton, Country
The effect i«. o i cournv,
mastbrb .
N o th -» - f o r P u b l i c a t i o n .
13.H. la n d O ffice a t R o s eh u r.-, O reg o n
J u ly 31st, I90H.
N o tice is h e re b yA iiv en th a t
-
I D l T H L . R O B IN H O N
o f S eattle, W a -U n g to n , w h o, on
Feb-
r t i >ry 7, 1 ■tit* rtiitd ■ T im b e r A p p lic a ­
tio n . N o . '* 0 6 , fo r H U J o f N E i, E | o f
N W I . N E | o f 8 W 1 , Section 27. T o w n ­
s h ip 36 S ou th, H u g e 13 H o s t, W illa in -
t e M e rid ia n , has tiled n o tice of In te n ­
tio n to m ake F in a l Proof, to es tab lish
c la im to th e la u d a b o v e des r l h e i . l«*-
fo te th e R e g is te r an d R eceiver, a t
Roaelni g. O re g o n , ou th e 8 th d a y o f
F e b r u a r y , IWOu.
t la iu ia n t nam es as w itn es ses:
C . L . B vro n . o f S cuttle, W a s h in g to n
K ' J . W a lla c e o f -
Ooe I . Leavengo nd , o f Rode a rg , O -e
G eo rg e t u r n e r , of
BsM4AmN L.E dov , Register.
fl.
Any person o r persons tre s iia a d n g
u p on th e C r o ft L a k e R au ch ,— th e Mc-
H- T. STEWART Editor and Pnblislter,
J o in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e fo r C oos a n d
C u r ry — I . N . M u n c y .
J n d g e , 2d J u d ic ia l D is t r ic t— J . W .
H a m ilto n , Roseburg.
P ro secutin g A tto r n e y , 2d J u d ic ih l D is
»
»Vili be to ken in ex ch a n g e fo r goods.
T re s p a s s N o tic e .
A U persons a re h e re b y n o tified not
to e n te r upon o r trespass upon th e lan d s
o f t h e u n d e rs ig n e d a t a n d n e a r F o rt
O r fo r d , and upon H u b b a rd s C re ek in
P u r r C o u n ty , O reg o n , fo r a n y p u r ­
poses w h a ts o e v e r w ith o u t th e ow ners
o m a e n t.
Parsons so d o in g f o r purposes o f
h u u tftig , fis h in g , o r tra v e lin g through
o r te a rin g d o w n fences, le a v in g gates
op en , o r m o le s tin g p ro p e rty , w ill lie
|,ro»ei ntcd a<o>rdlng to la w .
L o u is K n a p p .
S a le m .
Joint S enator for Coos and C o r ry —
W. C. Chase.
m y in te n tio n to sell ch eap er th an goad»
w ere e v e r sold on F lo r a s C reek.
W e h a v e several p a rtie s w h o a re
looking for hom estead locations o r r e ­
lin q u is h m e n t» , als o some good tim b e r
c la im s .
I f yo u kn o w o f a n y good
hom estead o r tim b e r cla im s , I t w ill pay
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