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M o tiv e f o r P u b l i c * t i o * .
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official directory
Dairyville
U . 8. L e n d OAK’« « t R osebu rg , O reg o n .
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* A u g U t h , IV«».
N o tice la hereby g iv e n th a t
E D W I N »• W E L L S
Ol E c k ly , Oregon, who, on A n g tn t 24,
. 1007, m » d t H t inesU etl E n try N o. 14563,
18. R lo r tS| o N E J , Section 41, T o w n -
! #hip 31 S o u th , K »n g e iS W e t , M u rid i-
I «n , h r * tiled i,o io * *4 hie io u n I ton to
I m ake F>n«l voculUo'e’lon P ro o f, to ee-
I t i h l i - h c la im <o th e lend above ileec ib -
-ix d , im L < « .K d g » P A . D u tlg r. V . fcL GuW-
' in t w io t ie r ,* • M y rtle P e in *. O re g o n , oh
th e 4 th d»y of X o V rn il e r . 1» 41.
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b y , R eg iste r.
B O fU b
S alem .
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K O . R .1 C K L E K F , 1 'ro p ’ r
(Successor to F . M
L a n g io lu . )
K E E P S IN S T O C K ,
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liu ti N 1 I O E H
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in every civilized country on the globe is n<>t so im por­
ta n t as the further fact that the demand increases year af­
ter year.
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E d it in 'a n d P u b lis h e r
S a le m .
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Curry—I S.
C u r ry —
qualities of
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J o in t R epresent ttiv e
fo r
C ooa
“ “ I1 , u s e f u l. T h e ;
regarded w a j
M uncy.'
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A .¡den?” was <
ootKTV o rrto s n a.
As I w ill do m y own te a m in g ,
my In te n tio n to sell cheaper th an good,
Opp. U.8. Patent Ofltes,Washington, 3 C.
were e v e r sold on F lo ra s C re ek.
W e h a v e eeverul p a i l lea w h o ure
lo okin g for hom estead location« o r re*
liu q u ta h n ie n te , also some good tliu ln r "
c la im s .
I f yo u kn ow o f an y good
»VIII be ta k e n In exchange fo r poods
lionicateud o r t tu b e r cla im s , I t w ill pay
y o u io w rite us. • Address':— A ctma R k
G iv e m e a t r i a l n in i I w i l l <lo m y
A LTTC o , 236 F a ilin g B ldg., P o rtla n d
Ixm t t o p l e a s e y o u .
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upon th e C ro ft I sake R u n ch ,—tb e M c ­
L e lla n a n d M a rs h a ll B a u c h e s
proscchted to th e u lm o rt e x te n t of th e
la w ; an d a re w ard w ill Re g iv e n f o r in -
te m u f t io a th a t w ill h -,d to th e o o n v lc -
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LrAcTcar.R
C o u n ty J u d g e — E .
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A . B a fle y , G o ld
Gold Beach.
C o n n tv T re a s u re r— Ja m es C a u g h
W e d d e rb u rn .
Assessor— W m . T o lrn a n , H a r b o r .
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t A tlanta, GaJ—
OrcvUtioH Over 50.000.
Caecurete Candy Cathartic, the m ini won-
Asrful medical dfecovery of Uio age. p eaa
ant and refreshing tc the taaie, act r r-.tly
and poeltlvrly on hsdvey*. liver nnd Iwiwel«,
ehannslax the entire .rs lrm . dl««<el colds,
care heariariie, fever, liahhtinl con«tlp»tlon
and biUouaoeea. Plee»c buy and try » bo#
of C. C . C. to-dav; 10. 3ft, MH-entn, Sold end
guaraBbeed to cure by nil druggists.
A O O A R A N T E E D C U R F . F^JR P IL E S .
Itc h in g , B i- m i, B lee d ln « o r P re tru d -
in s P>lex
D ruinriet« re fu n d , m -n e y if
P A Z O O I N T M E N T fa ils to cu re any
cane, an m a tte r o f ho w Ion« «W inding.
l a S to 14 dava
F ire t u p p lto a a o a g iv r«
ease a n d rest. M *
I t p u r àta«irt»J
h a s n 't it send 6Uc in »tam p « u n d i t w lH
b e fo rw a rd e d n n at-p ald bv P a ria M e i-
tat " a C M , 8 4 . 1-OUlA. M-Î
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CZ»o SU N N Y SO U T H , A tla n ta . G a.
ON YOUR
HUNTING TRIP
f ts tf,2 a s s i
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from 8« » • »• M g * •
PISTOLS . - - from » M t ;
BKOTOUFS . . from 7 »Oto
V e m “ Bt ?
1 1P p r o v e r b .
tk
Draught Stock and Poultry Medi­
cine H a bowel and liver remedy
tor stock. It put» the organ» of
digestion in a perfect condition.
Prominent American breed«-« and
farmer# keep their herd# and flocks
■Jwalthv by givin g them an occa­
sional dose of Black Draught Stock
and Poultry Medicine in tneir
food. An» Stock raiser mav buy a
'¿‘»-cent half-pound air-tight can
of this medicine from his dealer
»nd keep hi« shirk in vigorous
health for weeks. Dealers g-ner-
allv keep Blin k-Draught Stock and
Poultry Medmine. If your« d >ea
n.d. s. n.l 25 cent* for a »aim-le
con to the manufacturer», Tnr
Chattasooga Medicine Go., Chat­
tanooga, Tenn.
B in .E S
butpi
Agneas........
E C Z E M A m id P I L E C V H E
FR E E
K n o w in g w h a t i t w a s to s u f­ C o r b in ........ ..
. . . Am es J o h n s to n !
u u t t h ia i
fe r. I w ill g iv e F R E E <>F P o rt O rfo rd
C H A R G E , to a n y slR b te d . a p o sitive D e n m a r k . . . .
cure fo r E caeuia, S a lt K t • I I B , E > slpe-
la a , 1‘lle a a n d S k in D tte asc s. In s t a n t . L a n g lo is — — . ...............E . R a c k le ff. have had to overcontv prejudice
je l e f. D o n ’t s u ffe r lo n g e r W r it e E. E c h le y .......... .................... Hldue8jaud slowly make their way; and
W . W i l u a m s . 41» M a n h a tta n A v e n u e ,
•-------------------------------- jn
ease of more concqmitnnts
N ew Y o r k . E n clo se S ta m p .
Ttun * "Pmm • nombtr.
8>»w f V r i K T S O U T H 1st*. Crwat L t l.r a r v W w w M t v o f t * ,
(o u t*. Ills CevuWS to L U « r a t u r » , M o m » n e w , F a e S a»4 F t c S I. w »
enS«iv«st*n t« » o l all l»at Is earrciH lo lls f l . ’A Amans Its conVtbaL.n th.m ost
n-.ted scallier.i w I'ars aq»«ar--JoelC*an4l.i Harris, Harry suiiwall I «wartsas«
otners at crowlna lama, serial stories tr»m A allsay Hone. Masrlca rsompson.
Sidney M Crocus .1, Mr#. Ca r«o C irba 11»4 Arthur W. Marchmant Sava a m e
«C. cnS others are !n waltln« Iron» th . p.n of aathors of notional aola. A short
story contest b cM ht out n - . Is - flw w f c o o r ir w r i a s a la n d ld # h » r i
» « • . » • a . all svsrttya » M u In 8 W . S V M M T S O U T H ' S readabteeot-
rmns. C th;r oonuatsar. contemplate« that w ill sa;e«#slhlly axylrit tbs rtpanln«
Sal« or talent that only needs such tosten»« M iilsstrata the wealth that Is thy la
assart Itsrif.
CAw S U N M T S O U T H teems with the Ilf. of the « r u t tooth. Theses
1st sunshine worms everythin« Into acttvtty as« the season Is nevsr soM »»cash
lochse* tbs bans ot In ;astry. Th# M e e r e m '» frasraat w it* tbs brest» of the
magnolia an« pins, and «:ve* os", the vary atr of tbs orar ss. »a m ass bay. 1 ba
beauty ant pathos, tbs romance -n« my»tery of tbe land where the «era
t u r n aptho «.Idea sunshine eat the cotton whitens la tbe mooolldbt, wU: be
elven In tbe well-oiled co'um .j el tb it (ase no line weekly.
The sebecrlpUoa price Is O n l y F i f t y C a n t e a year, allba to an persons,
adents. eewsaaper». postnusiers ¿ng every one elssl «labs of live, aecompan.ed
by the fh’J »3. SO. eatlile the dah reiser to the paper eae year «n ils.
« • » « o n • P o e S a l C n v d l the aam rt of tlx of your e.lohbors who
would appree'ete the opportunity to read a oop» « T h t buany Sooth, and cm
sample will h# mailed frat. You «»a «et yoor dah of five oat of these very people.
H W S V M M Y S O U T H eaters ewer 90.000 Americas homes now: >ad
ia r tn j 100 ts sore to he welcomed n lolly ae maey more homes, as the »real
we-khr fasti ol food th'.nss. lha iott harn U arary Weekly, whose colemne tor
103 will he tbe most readable of aU tfte p ip e * tbut come Io yo*.
j H, n g a b le a d
............J. WwRiley. began to 1
........ ... Geo Kerr. They pront
'. Mr. K. H R u s sell, equally aav
M rs. V io la B illin g s , the year rou
. . A . M . K ilu a . j peculiar val
................ R . Q uellen . Miehuehnas
some help from the encouraging
b,!ud ° f fashion has generally
been necessary. The rather nau-
setts brew known as sage tea was
■« common a domesticmedicine to
our forefathers that they could
not at wnte
the herb in the
character of a auvorv adjupci.
lie A Iw rc t'f C « . Phwbsr«. r » i
. i
i
Hut we lire and learn, and the
S cauby
merits of sage as a modifier of cer-
v c a t h a r t ic
tn|n rj,.j) viands began to be ae-
»oowIHged. It seemed to have a
certain sort of natural affinity
rsAoe mass o i n r w t i i with roast
goose and duck,
-Ti dW-
and presently "became the con-
slant attendant of these dishes.
T s«* n«sa. no Eftriv in the eighteenth centur»
C CON3TIPATION. ... an acknowledged authority laid it
,B down th a t‘‘as to geestuiud ducks.
2 ?1’ l -
’not*'ri*"-*y ' rook* should stuff them with snge
shred fine, and a little ixppei h e J
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ■,,lt i all<1 tl)e *a>Re with a suckling
r
G Spd &■
;.d V
tviM sud uir«itb»vsbr«a
mitw^NM* ¿«1
iX e t i^ C A s e “ ; ’ t s .
Wd.^uii?owm.enru'ci2t;w “ ‘
. C has . hiwaroKD.
WEAR
V iil
ef
J
i ?r * '
bO(J>
1 once lost al
1 T H A T P A Y , « d triU te them U to ro v g U j, aA cot
F i f tw C e n t s • T w a v - t o »
-
Wed- was thua i
and recomm
the housew
Circuit Court meets Fouitb Monday in . admit a dr
A u g u s t o f ouch y e a r.
j her storeroo
C o u n ty C oinm ieB loners C o u r t m eets e r e lg n herb’
1 »rt TRAOt-tSAHa» irufueuy urtrti»-* I»
X M il «JOMrttI •«•!», '« • MG let«. ' » . O4AM.H P A T E N T S
^.unhealthy condl-
Y? tion of the kkl-
n *» *: If tl «alna
your linen It 1»
evidence of kkf-
F " / )X ney trouble: too
(D T ft'-A frequent desire to
pass It or pain In
—
the back Is also
convlimlng proof that the kidneys and blad-
dw are out of order.
W h a t to no .
There la comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed, that D r. Kllm er'a Swamp-
Root. the great kidney remedy fulfill» every
wish In curing rheumatism, pain In the
beck, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
the urinary passage. It corrects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
K. or bad effects following uto of liquor,
artne or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go’ often
during the day, and te get up m any times
during the night. The mild and the extra­
ordinary effect of S w a m p -R o o t Is soon
free by mall,
realized. It stands the highest for Its won­
V. Kilm er & Rn«, #r «-nusoB-wt.
derful cures
of the N . most
distressing
tomfon.
Y . When
writing cases.
men-
If you need a medicine you should have the
ig this generous offer In this paper.
he«. Sold by druggists ir 50c. an d $ i. size».
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful
discovery
C -j* T —
..
C oron er— D r . F . A . Sehliemsnn,
derburn..
kt m x a s o r t h « co v st s .
P ro bate C o u rt m eets
Stock asd poultry have few
troubles which arc not bowel and
liv e r
.
w e re
School K u p t. - W . 8 . G u e rin . L a ng lois, i Bounced a c
;u rv e y o r— G eo . S. W ils o n , C h e teo .
1 h e n ce a p ru
C hetivi
BLACK -
DRAUGHT
Tt
Beach.
' survived tl
C ou nty C om iuiseinners— O tto Is in e rt, a g ,.8 n n ,j w ,
G o ld B eac h ; Ed S y p h e r.
, u n im p a ir e d
S h e r iff -N o r m a n T y le r , G o bi B eac h ,
i „ „ w r ite r > . ■
C o u n ty C le r k — G e o rg e
W.
* » • * . j te e n th nnd ,
MAktsa».
il»e Lending ï‘nper of Curry Conntv
fu m o n g
R a le r n o .
firs t W edn esd ay In J a n u a ry , A p r il, w a v
J u ly and S ep tem lier of eneit ye a r. '
ev<>r Bj n
E dmund C ao rv.
B kmjamiis L E dd T, R eg iste r.
RI1
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tio n c i th e g u ilt y p a rtie s .
prose, uted according to la w .
LonU Knapp.
D x rA S T M v u r o v tm « I n terio r .
V . 8 . Land O flh e a t R o s eb u rg , O re g o n
J u ly 3 l» t, 1908.
N o tice is h e re b y viven th a t
E D I T H L . R O B IN S O N
o f S eattle, W a s h in g to n , w ho, on Feb-
r a i r y 7, I ! * # m ad - T im b e r .A jip lic i*-
tb in . N o . 0606, fo r 8 * 1 o l N E l , E l o f
N W 1 , N E | o f 8 W 1 , Section 27, T o w n ­
s h ip 35 S ou th, K sD g e 13 W e s t, W illa m ­
e tte M e r id ia n , has bled no tice of In te n ­
tio n to m ake F in a l Proof, Io e s ta b lis h
c la im to tb e la u d ab ove d e sc rib e d . l>6-
f w e th e B e g ia .e r an d R eceiver, a t
R o seb u rg , O reg o n , on .th e 6 th d a y o f
F e b r u a r y , luOO.
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C la im a n t n a m e s as w itn es see:
C . L . B y ro n , o f Seattle, W a s h in g to n
E . J . W a lla c e of -
"
Coe I . L e a v e n « » " I, o f R o s eb u rg , O re .
G eo rg e T u r n e r , o f
B in ja m ix L . E d d i , R eg ister.
.e n u a n , S alem .
S tate P rin te r— W illla D iin lw n y , Salem .
A tto rn ey G e n e r a l— A . M . C ta w fo rd ,
lis co u n t can be given .
Pattei.-f Lawyers,
T H E S E A S S N O T IC E .
II.
D is t r ic t— W illlu
C. H a w le y , of S alem .
G o v e rn o r— F ra n k W . Henson, Salem.
S e c re ta ry o f State— P. W . B enson Ba­
le m.
State T .e a a n re r— Gee A . S tee l o f S a ­
J tid g « s 4d J u d ic ia l D is t r ic t— J. W. port’ll nee to
H a m ilto n , R M eb u rg .
rnuny trad i t
P ro secutin g A tto rn e y , 9d J u d ic ia l D is
ye r a lm o s t c
" C A S H S A L E H a m o u n t pg to , $ 6 ni
tr ic t— G eo rg e M . B ro w n , R o s eb u rg . f l f , hp p | n n t
m ore w ill be allo w e d 10 per c e n t dle-
-C . 8 . C o n tm iaalo n e rs— J . H . U p t o n , ;
W |1Q
uuuut, e x c e p t on F lo u r , on w h ic h nr
SW IFT A CO.,
T r e s p n a s N o t ic e .
AI1 persons a re here b y n o tified n o t
to e n te r u pouf 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 an d n e a r F o rt
O r fo r d , and upon H u b b ard s C reek in
C u rry 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 "Without th e o w n ers
consent
n ,'
P erson s so d o in g fo r purposes o f
h u n tin g , fla ilin g , o r tra v e lin g through
o r te a rin g do w n fe n c e s , le a v in g gates
op en , o r m o le s tin g pr,i|> erty, w ill lie
t s Ac c a p
111 the cou n try,
O re g c n .
ivory and Salutary AU the T
Bound and U h e d by AU, Saya
S alem .
C le r k State lain ,! B o a rd — a G . B ro w n ,
A u d lu la o t. e v e ry th in g u s u a lly needeu
tir V*'
OF SAGE,
lem .
•Supt. P u b lic In s tr u c tio n —J . H . A o k -
yyHEN a country becomes civilized it demands typj-
or ph?,to Aud w . tend an IM M E D IA T E
F R E E retort on. p a ta n i* W - We «We
Pie bòli .« a l service »ad advico, cod our
ubnrgM a n moderate. Try us.
QUALITIES
(T. 8. Sen’ts— J o n a th a n B o u rn e J r ., of
P o ttlu n d and Geo. E . C h a m b e rla in o f
ii a
writers. W hen in becomes posted on comparative
values it dem ands
,<
TH SMITH PREMIER TYPEW RITER
/'
GOOD
STATIC AMD tllB T lU fT O M I T « « :
HARDW ARE.
N o tic e fo r P u b lic a tio n .
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Sä, IO O »
X V III
JO 00
■ ic n O T in it o o « ™ ..
CnicAOO, 111., Oct. 7 ,1 9 0 —
E ig h t months ago I was eo ill
th at I waa compelled to lie or sit
down nearly all th e tim e. M y
stomach waa so weak and upset
that I could keep nothing on it
and I vomited frequently,
could not urinate w ithout great
»bed eo much that
pain end I
n ir throat and lungs were raw
and sore.
The doctors pro­
nounced i t B rig h t's disease and
others raid it was conauraption.
I t math-red little to me what
they called i t and 1 had no de­
sire to lir e . A t later visited me
from St. Louis an<l asked me i f
I had ever tried VV me of C ard«!.
I told her I bad not and sfao
W o g h t a bottle. I believe that
itsaved my lifo. I believe many
women could save much suffer­
ing i f they but knew of its value.
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■># M X Sewl *« iv-m»« .m«»
fio n't yen went frer#lom from
pain? Take W in e of Cardoi
a w l make orm rapremc effort to
be well. You do not need to be
a weak, belpiees euGercr. You
c n . bare a woman'a bcaltfl and
Notice
N o r n a is b e re h y g iv e n to n il p a rtie »
s h ip p in g o r r e c e iv in g good«, o ver V-.t
P # r t O r f c r l W lift lf V o'», w h v rf to re
m o ve th e »Hint- im -n e d iu te ly . aa It w il
b# he d a t 4 e iiw L r a riefc.
|
B .ÌD , H Ü M E
do a woman's work in life. W h y
nut secure n bottle o f W ine of
Cardui from your druggist to ­
day?
WIN&C0R3NH
ry Guns in U n c le 8 a m ’a D e fe n ­
ders A re C o n s ta n tly B ein g
C hanged fe r Others. *
That there is nothing excep­
tional in the e«i»erience of the
United Htatex navy in losing guns
through wear i« shown in the fol­
lowing statement made by the
United Service Gaxette, the offl
cial service organ of England,
ri gm iling the wi :n ing out of the
heavy guns in th e B r i l i t h t .a v y :
“All the Atlantic fleet battle­
ships have had their bnrhel te guns
changed. In the case of the flag
ship t’aesnr only two guns have
been ehnnged, but other ships
have had three and in one casp
all four guns landed and replaced
by others, and considerable press­
ure has had to be pnt on the
Woolwich authorities to have all
the required guns available. Httr
prise has been expressed that de­
fects sltnnM l'.nvc In-en sintiil
Ltsenuaiv dis overed in so'm sny
of the in n s, m il also at the fact
that although the ships huve been
in pott for two months the work
of eh miring them should have
been deferred until the last m o
ntt ut. The defects ore all In the
I n n e r o s A lube.
In some cases
h i M S
it la worn, but in other» flip evil
» we m trv fn c tn r# »r<l their
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j pj,r-.!-.e»e r.ny nitor.
H much greater, us the tube has
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deveirtfriiL/k-i Ion» weakness ow­
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ing Jo overheating ”
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