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O M .F 'O R U , O R E G O N ,
W 1C I» E N D A Y , S E P T E M B E R
Notice for P u b lic a t io n .
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1907, in itie H o in eelea d Entry No. 14663
8 . R tor S | o* N E J . Section
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A n y p erson or p er o n s tr e sp a ssin g
u p o n tiie C ruft L a k e R a n ch ,—t h e M c­
L e lla n a n d M a rsh a ll R an ch es, w ill bo
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fo r m a tio n th a t w ill lc» d to t h e e o n v ic -
lio ii o f th e g u ilty p a rties.
K n u r s n C roft .
L e a d in g
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STOCK a°d
POULTRY
MEDICINE
THE T R IB U N E
Stock and poultry have few
troubles which arc not bowel and
li.v c r irregularities.
B la c k -
Draogbt Stock and Poultry M edi­
cine IS a bowel and liver remedy
fur slock. It puts the organs of
dige-tion in a perfect condition.
ProtiiincnttAmorican breeders and
farmers keep their herds and fl.ieks
healthy by giving them an occa­
sional dose of Black Draught Stock
and Poultry M fdietne in t n e .r
fo >d. Any stock raiser mav buy a
’¿'.-cent half-pound air-tigh t can
of this medicine from his dealer
apd keep his stock in vigorous
health for weeks. Dealer« gener-
alivkeep Black-Ikranffht St— fc-aud
Poultry Medicine. If youhs does
not, semi 26 cents for a sample
can to the manufacturers. Toe
Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Chat­
tanooga. Tenu.
n in i fIn *
W EEK LY
O REG ONIAN
B o th P apers one y e a r to r $2.25.
BltMWIItN kkrOOTi
I, E i . dt , Register.
The PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE
H a v e K id n e y T r o u b le
e n d D o n ’t K n o w It.
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Idea Woman’s Magazine
Th e- N o w
Pill a bottle or common glass with your
Briar and let II stand twenty-four hours: a
sediment or set­
tling Indicates an
> unhealthy condt-
T ite N ew I dea W oman ’* M a q a iin r Is an a u th o r ity on Itrem in sK in g , M ili
’ llon of the kid­ nery and Iloiteelh il.l K oon om y.
I t a v e r a g e s m ore th a n list pagn-t en ch
neys; If It stains m o n th .
W c offer y o n th e r e fo r e a t lea st 1200 p a g e s ot good fa sh io n a n I •
your linen it is hottie reading for an a d d itio n a l co st o f o n ly 26 cte.
S a m p les fr e e .
evidence of kid­
ney trouble: too
frequent -desire to
pass it or pain In
the back Is also
eanvtnclng proof that the kidneys and blad­
der era out of order.
W hat to Do.
Thera la comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
Root. the great kidney remedy fulfills every
In curing rheumatism, pain In the
, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
of the urinary passage, ft corrects Inability
Io hold water and scalding pain In passing
F i f t x C e n t« a T « » P - ¿0« TK br «
It. or bad affects following use of liquor,
wine or boor, and overcom es that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
P u b lis h e d a t A tla n ta , G a .-
during the night. The mild and the eztra-
erdinarv effect of Swamp-Root Is soon
tfhw A t l f l N T S O U T H llt k s G r e a t L l t a r . r y W a v k l y eftba
realized. It stands the highest for its won­
Seuth. It Is Csvotad la g , t t e r a t v a r e . R o m a n c e . F a c t sad F i c t i o n ,
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
and (ivas tha b«.t o' all litui li eairnnl In Ils field. Among It. contributors the most
If you need a medicine you should have the
srtod tnuthsrn w Hers sopedr- JoalChandler Harris. Marry SUhwull rdwardssnd
bast. Sold by druggists In 50c. and $1. slses.
Mhurs
of crowing famo. durisi ttor.st from Aalhony Mop». Msarlca IbompAon.
You may have a sample bottle_ cf thia
Sidney k trorkutt, M n .c a rgs C roa tia n Arthur W. Marehmont bsvu aptwsr-
wonderful
discovery
ed. and sthars art In waitiua from the pun ot authors uf national note A short
and a book that tails
atory contest b ought oat n r e l y r iv o h u n d r e d u » l r n < l l d i u k c r S
mors about tt. both sent
a t p r lo u , all w o -ih ra place In C h e S U N N T S O U T H ’ S readable col­
B O TH O NE Y E A R FO R #1 75.
Ho -n e tx a . O s .. Jan SO. 1 WS.
B la c k -D w ig h t HSook »n<l Poul ry
M ed’ in e i» th a beet I e r s r t r j j d . O«»
stock was O nkin» bad when vou a •«»
me th e m e d id a » and sow they are
g e ttiti» e> dee- Th e y are lo o k ia » IS
per een t b itter.
C A I ’S .
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umns. o th -r e o n t i . t , a r e contemplated lhat wIllenrcasefRlly exrtott the ripening
field • ! talent that only seeds tach toiler.a« to illustrata tha wealth that la >hy la
assert Itself.
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C A . S U N N Y S O U T H teems with the lire of the treat south Thagea ’
Ml sunshine w..im> everything nti. arthlty ¿ng the season le never sole em ugh
lochach the hang d in usiry. The paper cerne* fragrant with the brtatt of the
magnolia and pin*, ang g’vee on’ the very air cf the ora ge, pa m and bay. The
Scanty ani path »t. tha romgnee nd mystery nf the land where tbe com
st< res up the (. idrn sanghine m rrthe cotton whitens IB the moonllaht. wll: he
given In the waH-fl.lsd co umnt a: this bsaiaatlng weekly.
Tbe eobscripdos price la O n l y F t f . j r C o m .s a year, alike to all pe-ggna.
ageata. agwapapgrg. pogtmcsigrs r » 4 ava y<nae:se. C’o h s-I five »ec.impan ei
by the la.1 4 2.50. enU le the Cub raiser to the pa ear cne year grat a.
F o n d i a n • F o c h a k ’C a r A tha names of t'.x of your nnlyhhors who
would bptrpe'ltd the epp.-rtuh ty to res] a copy « The Sunny South, and rad
eemp'e win be ma le] free. T iw aia gety er c us of five ant of these very pa -eie
Flee B U R B fF I b O U T t ! enters over SC.coo Aaiarcen homes now : ng
, Bruii 19« la sur lo bg v a c . ed n fuoy i-t m.ny more bumos, a ttn o .ie a l
wn-kli fotsto’ g i t ’ n-js the I u iwrn U er—; wethty. w h is t oolnn-.nt tor
I9> wul be lha r.i>>'. te - 'eg c ¿r o.i ne p : je.*> :f> i coma to yja.
A G U A R A N T E E D C U R E F O R P IL E S .
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in th e c o u n tr y .
C A S H S A L E S a m o u n t ng t o > 6 or
m ore w ill be a llo w ed 10 pdr c e n t d ie
co u n t, e x c e p t o n F lo u r , o n w h ich tie
d isc o u n t can b e g iv en .
As I will d o m y 'ow n te a m in g ,
my’ In ten tio n to aell ch ea p er th a n good»
« e r e .ever «old .in F lo r a s C reek.
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and Hides,
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O regon.
.E C Z E M A a n d P I L E C U K E
FR EE
K n o w in g w h a t it w a s » o a u f-
fer, I w ill g iv e F R E E O P
C H A R G E , *o a n y effif- ted a p o sitiv e
cure for E c zem a , S a lt K t r u m , F, y«ip e-
la s , P ile« a m i S k in D lte a e e a . D ista n t
.le h c f. D o n 't s u ffe r lon ger. W rite F.
W . WtLLtAMH, 4o0 M a n h a tta n A v e n u e ,
N ew Y o rk . eK n clo se S ta m p .
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CANAL 18 2.500 YEARS
STATIC A N U D IS T R IC T O F F IC B R M :
V . 8. Sen'ta— J o n a th a n B o u rn e J r., o f
P o rtla n d and G eo. K. C h a m b e rla in o f
(tele in .
C ongreaK iitan, F ir s t D is t r ic t — W illis
C. H a w le y , of S alem .
G o v ern o r— Frank W . B e n s o n , S a le m .
.S ecreta ry o f State— F . W . B e n so n Sa­
lem .
t
> tate T .e a su r e r —G ee A. S te e l o f S a ­
lem . .
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S u p t. P u b lic I n s tr u c tio n —J , H . A ck ­
e r m a n , S a lem .
S ta te P rin ter— W illis D u n lw n y , S a lem .
A ttorn ey G e n e r a l—A. M. ’ C raw ford,
S a lem .
C lerk S ta te Land H o a r d - G .jtf. B row n,
¿Stlem .
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J o ip t "Senator f o r C oos aud C urry—
W. C. C hase.
,
Joint, R e p r e s e n ta tiv e for C ooa antF
ON YOU«
HUNTING TRIP
II* •••«» to !>• prop»»'v
E N S lh - i
to «
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CAMWOT CO WB »NG.
BtfLxs
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P IS T O L S . . a fro m J JO JO
SHOTGUNS. .
STHVu
M t lt .a k «
from I M N
j o 00
MOO
A«k t o t t f ^ l r , and 'M itt i sen 1 for 140
trip
HEAD ACHE
• « B o t h n iY w ife m id m v u i r b i T p been
be«l
m edicine we b a re eve. bad In the houee Lest
week m y w ife whs fm n iio w ith bcadaebe for
two day», she trie d some of yom C A S C A R E T S .
end they relieve d the pein in t e r heed aim oet
im m ed iately. W e lw » U rc ro m n x n d Cascarete
C has . STcntmRD.
P itts b u rg Safe I t D epor'« Co . P itM b u rg , p a
U f fillix C A -'C A H E T -S BHd tuev a r« ik e
A NEGRO AND STEAMBOAT.
Blvar M an’s Beason tor BaUw lng
Color«] B * a teood
CANDY
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C A T H A R T IC
"The suggestion Came oat of Rf.
Louis the other day that white
labor had replaced the negro on
the wharf nud that after long
service the btnek roustabout was
about to cuter uj-on the decline ot
his sway,’’ said an old river man,
according to the New Grleane
Times I iemoernt. “A ll of which,
I may add, I accept with a grain of
salt, as the saying goes. Home-
bow I can never think of tbe aac-
cessful and rt ally valuable rousta­
bout as anything but a black man.
“The negro teem« to have been
born to the calling. lie la, aa a
rule, fond of tbe steamboat, and
naturally takes to steamboat
work. He has always hovered
•round the river. Of course, yon
will find negroes ba< k in tbe b ill*
and scattered around in the higher
altitudes, but the vast m ajoiity
of them you will find quartered
in the lowlands of the country, and
6n the rivers, where "he can hear
the flutter of atenmboat wbeela.
There ia one other fact to be men­
tioned in connection with the oe
gro's peculiar fitness for steam­
boat ng.
“ I»id yon ever hear the steam­
boat mate talking to the ‘r o n s
ters’—aay, for instance, when the
boat was a little late in ptriliii)’.
out and during the busy seas, n?
Hast not,eh? W ell, there is some­
thing in store for you. son ething
lurid and forceful, nnd something
that will force you to rup the
gamut of the emotions. Tliepoint
is that fie negro s slimcle.ted
•ind ur~- d on to .;ii1, ’.--r work Ly
this kind of talk. Profanity ia aa
•’geentinl in the mate's calling.
The negro oeeds It. 1 was Just
w<-nderlng if the white man wonlil
ever get used 1 n t. M tjb eso , but
I have my doubts about it,”
nd light loads.
QKEASE
^■^D ood for everything
that runs oti wheels.
S o ld E v e r y w h e r e .
TWA O f MARX
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B.--H nn Profltable Patent« w rite to
B O 3 - B O S Ä « v « r » < K S tr M M t,
W A S H IN O T O H , P . O.
NEW HOME
It matt-med little to mo what
they called i t and I hud no de­
sire to liv e. A sinter visited me
from St. Louin and aikcd me if
f hgd ever tried W ing of Cardui.
•I told her I had n et and ghe
bought a boftle. I believe that
it saved my life.
I believe many
women could nave much suffer­
in g if they but know of its value.
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N oticb is liervby g iv e n to all pnrf icn
i sh ip p in g or r e c e iv in g goo«U o v e r th e
P ort O rford W harf C o ’n. «vbnrf t o r e
m r.ve th e » n in e im m e d ia te ly , n s it w il
be h eld a t t'-e tra in r’p lic k .
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A t l e a s t th e C o r la tU a a
O a a tam p latloa oa
▲guaa That.
“Speaking of canals,” M id t b «
engineer who had been talking
about Panama, “a very interest­
ing canal, and one not much beard
o f,ia that connected witb the gulf
of Corinth and tbe gulf of-Aegina
in Greece.
“I t ’« some older than any we
have in the western hemisphere,
also, for Periunder, tyrant of
Corinth, proposed to cut through
the isthmus as long ago as 600
years before Christ. Superstition
Stopped him, however. .
“Julius Caesar and Caligula
took it up again when Rome had
‘ C u rry — I. N. M uncy.
hold of Greece, but it was too
J u d g e, 2d J u d ic ia l D is tr ic t—J . W .
much for them. Then came Nero,
H a m ilto n , Roseburg-
« ...
and he went nt it with vigor, but
P ro secu tin g A tto r n e y , 2<l J u d ic ia l D is
tbe work «topped when ho died.
trict—G eo rg e M. B r o u n , R o seb u r g .
“Others kept pounding away
L '.B . C o m m is sio n e r s—J . H . U p to n ,
»t it for the next several hundred
L a n g lo is.
r
years, but it was not until 1881
ooi NTv orrtCEits.
that real work of the Nero en
C o u e ty J u d g e —E . A. B a ile y , G o ld
e r g y yya« put upon it. Then Gen.
B ea ch .
Turr, aide de camp to Victor Em
C ounty C om m insiofiera—O tto Ism vrt,
oiannel
of Italy, organised a com­
G old B e a o h ; Ed B y p h e r , L a n g lo is .
pany and worked on till the mon­
Sh eriff— N orm an T y le r , G old B e a ch .
C o u n ty C lerk — G o r g e
W . S m ith , ey gave out ia 1800, tbe chief ob-
itacle being some kind of flint
G old B each .
which dynamite couldn’t break.
C ou n ty T rea su rer—J a m e s C a u g h
W edderlitirn.
“About 810,000,000 was spent
A ssessor— W m . T oln ian ,. H a rb o r.
up to 1800, and then Mr. Syngro«
School S u p t .—W . S . (in , l i l t . iJ tn g lo is
took holF, organised a new com
.'-tirveyor—G eo . S. W ilso n , C h eto o .
pany, with 8906,000 working cap­
C oroner— D r. F . A . S c h lie n ia n n , W ed- ital, and finished the Job in 1893.
d erb u rn .
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It is only «bout fonr mile« long,
ySKTINUSOr T il» oot’BTa.
but It ia 69 feet wide at the bot
C ircu it C o u rt m e e ts F m u th M on d ay in
tom,
abont 80 feet wkle at water­
A u g u st of e a c h y e.H f
line, 36 feet and three inehea
C ou n ty C o n i h i i s a l o n e * C o u rt m e e ts
first W ed n esd a y ir ^ a u u a r y , A p ril, deep in water, and it ia cut nearly
all tbe way through solid rock,
J u ly and S ep teu ib e: of ea ch year.
P rob ate C ou rt m e e ts first M onday in rising at some point« for 269 feet
above the canal.
e a c h m o n th .
C I'K K V C O V K T V 1-OHT O F r iC S S A N D POST­
“It ia like a canyon, and ship« do
M ASTERS.
not take kindly to it, tbe entrance
C h e tc o ..................... ..
M iss I d a C ooley. being bad, a strong wind blowing
H a r b o r .......................... F le tch er G ardner.
through it aa through a great air
G o ld B e a c h ..............................J . W . K iley.
shaft, and there ia at times a
W ed d e r b u r n ...............................G eo Kerr.
strong reverse current.
I l i i h e e .......................... M r. E . H R u sse ll.
“I t is an Interesting
M a r in i................... .M rs. V io la R illin g « .
through the canal, and it saves 123
A g n e s s .........................
A . M . R ilea.
miles of very rough water and 20
C o r b in ...........................................R. Q uellen.
hours of time; but ao far skippers
P ort O rfo rd .......................Arnes J o h n sto n
D e n m a r k ......................................J. 8 . C ap p s. prefer to go through the peninaulA^
L a n g l o i s .....................................E . R a ek leff. rather than through the canal,
though with some changes which
E c k le y .................................... J . A. H a ln o r
will be made it is believed tbe
canal will become of general use
aa soon as a few ships begin to aao
it and remove the prejudice n o *
existing against It.”
222 Sooth Feoria St.,
C mcacxi , Iu ,., Oct. 7, 1901
E igh t m onths ago I wan so ill
that I was compelled to lie or ait
down nearly all the tim e. My
rtomarh was no weak and upset
that I eouW keep nothing oa it
and I vom ited frequently.
I
could not urinate without great
pain and I coughed so xuuci. that
my throat and luu z* were raw
and sore.
Tiie doctors pro­
nounced it B righ t's disease and
others said it wan consumption.
GrcaLtflott Over SO.OOO.
t
HARDW ARE.
[Try for Health
T H E SO U T H ’S L IT E R A R Y W EE K LY
Bvervbody a«ra so.
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Candv Cathartic, tbe moat won­
derful medical discovert of tbe age. p ea»
aat and refreshing to the taste, act gently
(Bd positively on kldi.eya, liver and bowels,
atamalng the entire evatrm. dl«t>el colds,
ogre heartaehe, fever, habitual conatlpat'on
and biliousness. Please buy and try a boi
•f G -O . C. to-day; 10. 36, M> cents. Mol
old and
teed to cure by all druggists.
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N u m b e r DO
j, 1 9 0 9 .
S P. BBOOKINOTON.
» Nemi^s.
R ohm of Bwamp-Rno«.
Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men-
Uoa reading this generous offer In this paper.
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BLACK -
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DRAUG HT
’ •« .p e r o f L u r r y C o u n t y ,
July 31st, 1908.
N o tice ia h ereb y s ir e n th a t
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