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O R E G O N ,
W E D N E SD A Y , JU N E
l e , JO O ?
O F F IC IA L
D IR E C T O R Y
s V ats amu i > i s t a le r
TRAMP COT SILVER D O L V J
Mary Told V -* Indiana La*taiette
orrrcxss:
R e la tin g to Bahaat D a y s aa a
M iU ta r y Cadet.
O . 6 . Sen'ts— J o n a th a n B o u rn e J r „ o f
P o rtla n d and Geo. K . C h a m b e rla in o f
Oi K e k iy , v>re<oo,
uu A ug m i, a«,
ISOT, m ade H om estead E n tr y N o. 1456S.
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ebtp S I S o u th , R a n g e 15 W e r t, M e r id i­
a a , hee file d no'toe o f hie in te n tio n to
m ake F in a l co m m utatio n P ro of, to ea-
ta h lU b claim io th e toad above deec ib-
, d , before ¿ tig e r A . D odge, U. 8. Coui-
inteeioner, a t M v rtto P o in t, O re g o n , On
th e « h d a y of November, 1»«.
C la im a n t Uasnea as w itn es ses:
George A. T a y lo r , of B o k ly , O re g o n .
James Gibbs, of
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op en , o r m o le s tin g p ro p e r ty , w ill In-
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N o tice is h e re b y given 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 h o , on F e b ­
r u a r y 7, 1IW8 m o d e T im b e r A p p lic a ­
t io n . N o . «406, fo r S W } of N E I , E f o f
N W L N E | o f S W t , Section 27. T o w n ­
s h ip »6 S o u th , R a n g e 13 W e s t, W ¡B arn ­
e tte M e r id ia n , has filed n o tic e of In te n ­
tio n to m a k e F i n a l Proof, to es tab lish
c la im to th e la n d ab ove d e s c rib e d , be­
fo re th e R e g is te r an d R ece iver, a t
R o seb u rg , O re g o n , o n th e 6 th d a y o f
F e b r u a r y , 1000.
C la im a n t n a m e s as w itn e s s e s :
0 . L . B y ro n , o f S eattle, W a s h in g to n
E. J. Wallace o f “
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C oe I. L e avengo od , o f R o s en u rg , O r e .
G eo rg e T u r n e r , o f
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B smjamim L E d d i , R eg ister.
disco unt can be g iven .
were e v e r sohi on F lo ra s C re ek.
W e h a ve several p a rties w h o a re
looking for hom estead locations o r re ­
lin q u is h m e n ts , also some good tim b e r
c la im s .
I f yo u kn ow o f an y good
homestead o r tim b e r c la im s , I t w ill pay
y o u to w r ite us. -A d d re s s :— A xtma R t
a l t t C o., 226 F a llin g B ldg., P o rtla n d
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wish In curing rheumatism, pain in the
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It, or bed effects following use of liquor,
edne or beer, end overcomes that unpleasant
a i r net 1r of being compelled to go often
during the day. and to get up many time»
during the night. The mild and the extra,
ordinary effect of S w a n p -R o o t to toon
m » r . v M W » o o T « to'tae o » « i L i t v w r r Wowniw ettae
reaHiod. It stands the highest for Ito won­
SouUi. Ills eerotoe to L tS o v w tw v o . S o « « j i c » , F o o t sad r i a l l o n .
derful cures of the most distressing oes et
•ne »ires Ike Best ot all is i t Is estreat In IU tie;«. Among Ito contributors tbe meet
If you need a medicine you should hsvo tbs
note« soutkera w.Hers tu p e s r-jM l Chaa«ler Name, Uarrr sun well E«wsr«san<
best. Sold by druggists ir 50c. an d $l. ttoee.
other» of orowtat lin o . Serial stories (rum Anthony No»«. Mesrlce rhomsson.
You may have a sample bottle of thto
Sidney a. Crockett. Mrs.Ge res C irke lewd Arther W. Marcbieont b ird aspeer-
wonderful
discovery _____ f
W .ea« etk ere d re In wanted Irom the see efaelhers t f Mtlooal beta A short
and a book that te llir tW B g » fg L .L I:3 fa
dtery eoatsst breksbl out meat Iw
lem m rtv w rt e m lw m rtlrt
more about It. both s e n t B K S ^ g f f t j S a a
e t . v l w e . an w e rtry« »lace la (O ta a V N M T « O U T R - W ve*d«We eel-
absolutely free by mall,
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emni. other eoolem ere eonlemplaled tbel will sereessfell» exploit the ripeelee
address D r. Kilm er fit t a < or «»■■> M iW
field ot Idlest that only seeds seek fcatortaf to lUuilrate the wealth that Is sky to
Co., Btaghamton, N . Y . W hen writing meo-
assert I'je ll.
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8 *ta » V W W T S O O T H teems with Ike H»s of tk« ereel south Tkeeee-
L l «uiuhlee warm» everrthled lelo eetlvllr sod Ike »easoe 1» sever COM encedh
to cheek ike hand ol In.-esirp. Tke aeper com is Iraprsel with Ike hreeU r f U e
in m i i n - - r — eed fives eel t in very sir pith s ore pe. p« m and key. Ik e
beautp e e l path.», ike ronssaee aad mystery ef the lend wker« thseera
Ttoee ro ti Candy C nthsrtir. tbe moat weo-
stores ap the sotdan sanihlae a a l the cotton whitens kt tbe moonUdki, wS. be
derful medical dfeeorerr of tlic eye. plea»
ant end refreehinx to the lento, uct pvnUy
(Ivea hi tke well fined co umiw ef this bsc m tln f weekly.
and positively on kU te vn , liver and howele,
The sekeertpttee prise to O e l r F t f r y C e m te a year, «like to ail pe-seas.
Ctennetnx the entire ayetrm. dispel rolde,'
Meats, eewsjeper«. postmasters and eve.y oee e'.se. Clohi ol five, »«compas s«
cure headeehe, fever, habitual conntipnUon
end bllloiiennen. Pinnae buy ami trv n boi
bp the tell S 2 .M . eeU le the sink releer to tbe paper one year «ret s.
• f C C - C . to-day; 10, R j *0»«nta. Beldaod
« • m A mm * F o e t a l C * » A tke eamae ol six of year salehbors who
guaranteed te cure by e ll draggiata.
oroetd sppreeldte the opportunity to read a copy el The sunny South, end / aa
scrapie wfil be ma led tree. Yoe e .a pet yoer club ef live out oflhese very people
.
eMw » W M K T 1 O U T H enters ever »0.00© Amer cva borne« bo w ; ad
aouaranteedcurf . for piles .
derlni I M . to eere to be w e'em ed a telly m many more homee. at the jre U
It c h in g , B l'n d , B le o d ln « o r P rn lra d «
we hlr ! • ' «t olpood tti nos the soe kern Id erarr Weolly. whose colamat ter
in g P ile «
D n txxin to re fu n d m oney if
I t s wfii Be the most readable a( an tke ps a a tk it come to poa.
P A Z O O I N T M E N T fo ils to onre an y
rase, no m a tte r o f h o w lo ne s ta n d in g .
In • to 14 «lavs, F irs t ap p lic a tio n give«
e a a e a n d r e a t . 80c
I f y o u r d iu e x in l
hasn’t I t send fiOe In s ta m p s an d i t w ill
h a -fo rw a rd e d poab-paW hv P e tto Me.1-
e rm a n , S alem .
S tate P rin te r — W illie D a n lw a y , S alem .
A tto rn ey G e n e r a l— A . M . C ra w fo rd ,
S alem .
C le r k S tate U n . I
Board—O.G. Brown,
S a le m .
J o in t S en a to r fo r Coos an d
W . ('. Chase.
jo in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e
fo r
Coot
STOCK »"d
POULTRY
MEDICINE
and
W.
H a m ilto n , Roseburg.
,
P rosecuting A tto rn e y , A l J u d id a l D ie
tr ic t —G eo rg e M . Brow n , R o seb u rg .
C . 8 . C o m m issio n ers— J . H . U p to n ,
L a n g lo is .
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C o u n ty J u d g e — E .
A . B a ile y ,
Et'ZKM A and P IL E C U B E
F R E E K n o w in g w h a t i t w as to s u f­
fe r , I w ill g iv e F R E E O F
C H A R G E , to a n y aflU* te d a p o sitive
cu re fo r E cxe m a, S a lt R fcrttin , E iy a ip e -
la v , P ile s a n d S k in D iseases. In s ta n t
J e lie f. D o n ’ t s u ffe r longer. W r it e F .
W . W illiams , 400 M a n h a tta n A v e n u e ,
New York. Enclose Stamp.
Stock and poultry have few
trouble« which arc not bowel and
l i v e r irregularities.
B la c k -
Draught Stock and Poultry M edi­
cine i» a bowel and liver remedy
for «took. I t puts the organs of
digm tiou in a perfect conditWB.
Prominent Arocrioon breeder« and
farmers keep their herd« and flocks
healthy h r giving them an occa­
sional do»e of Black-Draught Stock
and Poultry Medicine in their
food. Any stock raiser may buy a
25-cent half-pound a ir-tig h t can
of this medicine from his dealer
and keep h it stock la vigorous
health for weeks. Dealers gener­
ally keep Bleck-1 fraught Stock and
Poultry Medicine. I f yours does
not. «end 25 cento fo r a sdtedld
can to the manufacturers. The
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Cbat-
G o ld
Beach.
C ou nty C om m issioners— O tto Ia in e it ,
G o ld Reach ; Kai S y p b e r, L a n g lo is .
S h e r iff -N o r in a n T y le r , G o ld B eac h .
C o u n ty C le r k — G e o rg e
W.
S m ith ,
Gold B each.
C o u n ty T re a s u re r— Jarnos
C augh
W ed d o rb n rn .
Asseseoi— W r a . T o lm a n , H a r b o r .
School S u p t__ W . 8 . G u e rin . L a ug lois.
•urveyo r—G e o . H. W ils o n , C hetoo . "
C o ro n er— D r . F . A . B rh lle m a n n , W ed -
d e rb u rn .
mi m a o s
or
tub covsts .
C ir c u it C o u r t m eets F o u rth M o n d a y la
- A u g u s t o f each ye a r.
C o u n ty C o m m issio n ers C o u r t m eets
firs t W ed n esd ay in J a n u a ry , A p r il,
J u ly and S ep tem lier ot each ye a r.
•Probate C o u rt m eets firs t M o n d ay in
eaoli m o n th .
w»sT ernes«
M AST BBS.
BLACK -
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C u rvy—
C u r ry — I . N . M u n c y .
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T R E S P A S S NOTICE
A 1I
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 P ort
O r fo r d , a n d upon H u b b a rd s C reek in
O u r r j C o u n ty , O reg o n , fo r an y p u r ­
poses w h a ts o e v e r w it h o u t th e o w n ers
a m o u n t ng to 4 6 or
m orn w ill be a llo w e d 10 per c e n t dis­
co un t, e x c e p t on F lo u r , on w h ic h ne
A a I w ill d e m y own te a m in g ,
m y in te n tio n to suli cheaper th a n goodf
O reg rn .
T res pons N otice.
persona are h e re b y n o tified
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C . H a w le y , of S alem .
G o v e rn o r— F ra n k W . B e n s o n , S a le m .
S e c re ta ry o f State— F . W . B enson Sa­
8 u p k P u b lic In s tr u c tio n —-J. H . A c k ­
R eg iste r.
^YHEN a oountry becomes civilized it demands typs»
Representative Branch, o f t h e
Indiana legislature, tells thia in
the Indiauapolia S ta r: W h ile at*
tending as a cadet a t the m ilita ry
school Branch waa in the habit of
takin g strolls through the neigh­
borhoods, and on one of theae he
says: “ I was ‘touched’ by an old
fellow , whose ta le of hard luck
would have melted a s to ii.'-' ~1
“ ‘B ut, my good fellow ,’ I said,
‘I haven’t a cent w ith me this
morning. I spent my last penny
last night and my check from
home won’t reach me u n til to­
m orrow.’
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“The old» man wasn’t satisfied.
“ ‘Look through your pockets,’
he begged, *ma \ be you’ll find some­
thing?
“ ‘W e ll, i f I ’ve got any money in
theae clothes you can have every
cent of it,’ I said to him, and I be­
gan I urnifig my pockets inside out
to show him th a t I was 'strapp'd?
“ W e ll, would you believe it, a
silver do llar dropped out of one of
my pockets and rolled on the side­
w alk.
“ Delighted, the old man quick­
ly grabbed i t up and aaid:
•Thanks?
“H e was much bigger than I and
l aaid: ‘C ertain ly; I am glad I
can help you, but really I didn’t
know it was there?
“A ll the way back" to school I
wondered bowuthe d o llar came to
be in my trousers.”
“A nd did you ever find o u tf”
asked another legislator.
“Oh, yea ; when 1 got back to my
room my roommate told me th a t I
waa wearing his pants.”
D is t r ic t — W illis
roev- FOOD DECIDED BY CLIMATE
Met Authority Declares That Man
Cootoy.
X aet Live on Whatever Za
aso
C h e to o ......................... M iss I d a
H a r b o r ...........................F le tc h e r G a rd n e r.
G o ld B e a c h .............................J . W . R ile y .
W e d d e r b u ru ............., ^ . . „ G t o o . K e r r.
IlU h o e ................ ........M r . E . H R u s sell,
M a r i a l ....................... M rs . V io la B illin g s
A g n e s s ...........................
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D e n m a r k ...
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,E. Rack teff.
J. A . H a in e s
Langlois
E c k le y
HEAD ACHE
• ‘ H e lls m y W ire a a d m jroolf b a r e baete
a r ia « CASCAKETS and tbey era the b en
meditnne we have eve. bad In ihe house. U a t
» n t my wile « » ' Irvntle w lih bendactae lor
t wed» ye. »he ir ic l «omc of youi CAbCA H XTS.
and they relieved the ge>«
her bead annoet
Immediately. We both recommend Caeearste
C h a s . STBmtroHu.
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Palatable, H m m Vaate önod
o s im e li It vaken. or U rite. Sto Sto.
OURC C O N S T IP A T IO N .
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BOTH ONE YEAR FOR $1 75.
PATENTS
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C/x> SU N N Y SO U T H . A tla n ta . G a.
M earast a t H a n d .
“M an’s food,” said an au th o rity
on questions of diet, “la largely a
m a tte r of climate.
“The inhabitants of a country
(nust eat what lies nearest to
hand, so th a t in the north the na-
five must live on the flesh of an
imals, since he cannot readily ob­
tain much vegetable food.
“The Dative of the south, on the
yther hand, la often a vegetarian,
because he lives in a clim ate
where fruits
and. vegetables
abound, and wliere m eat, owing
to its beating qualities, is not in
request. ■
“ In the tem perate regiona men
n aturally consume both m eat
and vegetable foods.
“ I believe the question of food
nowadays has a good deni to do
w ith the progress of mankind, by
producing sim ilarities th a t in
days to come w ill lessen the
physical and m ental differences
between different races. I refer
to the fa rt th a t foodstuffs ape ex­
changed between various parts of
the glob«*, many tropical fruits, fo r
example, being conveyed to and
eaten in northern countries and
vice versa. The exchange of food:«
between nations probably has e f­
fects little leas im po rtant than
the exchange of ideas.”
oil rveM.-i»«. or oo w . Wo eMom PATKNTS
THAT b a r , 0.1../»iw tb«w Ibnrrexbly. »1 • «
r o o tn ao. ood t a p yoo Io mmxooo .
a o d m o d .l. pbotoor W o U . fo r rRCg roport
oo pawnaoMIMr
» »<■*/* prortoo. s u a -
TRAININC AIDS MEMORY.
p a a a in u n t r x n a a c x * . iwrwoaweo
b o o k oo P r-« lo b lo
ruoou wrlto to
S O X -S O B l o v e n t h S b r e w t .
w a s k i re o t o w , p . o .
pain and I cough«! so much that
m y throat and lungs wore n w
and sore.
The doctors pro­
nounced i t B rig h t a disease and
why« said i t was consumption.
I t »-»it»«-.! little to me what
they called i t and I bad no de­
sire to lir e . A sister visited ass
from E L Louis and asked me if
I had ever tried W m e of Cardut.
I told her I bad not and she
bought a bottle. I believe that
its ared w y life . I believe many
women could ta re m uek qoter-
ta g i f they b u t knew o f its value.
Notice
N oticx i t here b y g iv e n to a ll p a rtie s
ah Ip piny o r re c e iv in g goods o v e r th e
P o rt O r fc n l W h a rf C o ’a w h a rf to r e ­
m o ve the ta m e im m e d ia te ly , as i t w il
be h e ld k t ?' « ow n er's ris k .
R. D. H U M E
D on't you want freedom from
pein? Take W in e of Cartful
end ■— V* ouu eupremo effort to
bo well. Tcne do not need to be
n weak, bdpleet euffercr. Tou
can have a woman's health end
do a woman's work in life. W hy
not eecare-a boUle of W in e of
Cnrdui from your druggist to­
day?
.7 R K Í F o i Í R C Ü U M
Many ;>cople complain of having
a bad memory, as if it were some­
thing they could not help, like a
beadaelte or sonic sim ilar ailm ent.
A fte r all, there is no reason why
anybody should have a had mem­
ory, says f'iiasell’s.
I t ia merely a m a tte r of tra in ­
ing. and is, moreover, a m a tte r in
which it is never too late to a t­
tempt fo train it.
For grown-up people many
methods are advocated, all of
them, nodoulit, bused on the prin­
ciple of mental concentration.
In a young child t lie faculty cau
be cultivated by making the child
describe everything it has seen
iu its morning walk, taking care
th at no fact is exaggerated, b u t
il.u t s li id ¡itte iili.in is iwid in
fi utii fo every detail.
In (he m atter of inemorixlng it
is ntLi xcelienf plan to let the child
learn one line of poetry a day,
whh-li it should repeat Hie follow-
I ing morning, and a t the end of n
week it w ill be able to ta y seven
im « .
.M Í: • « ( « - t il- —« »-e r — wvf-vtnre end their
c
f .- 'T e purch黫 » ey other.
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