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ED. RACKLEFF, Prop'r
(Successor to F . M . L a n g io ls .) —-
T h b new fi-ebot
I c M d b the simplest,
surest, and fastest 12-
gc j y repeater made.
It-bec the solid top,
s id e ejection a n d
double
lures of c n abor t and
T b s ciosed-ia breech
I keeps the action clean and the shells
I 4 s f— k e e p s cut rain, enow,dirt, leaves
| twigs and sand.
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T h e n e w teh«-^ ■#» .-rn stm etto e allow «
VSU SO ta k e ( i n 1.0“ i t tn ten teaenda far
etaanlns w r * c k-..:; ><t Ik e tain t la a lw a r e
ss firm and rie td a . In a - d -d fram a. non.
take-dow n cJl-.. v . - J - J r« a » ^
SddS^and hatpa-nuUh c p:>.atloa.
^THEN * country becomes civilized it demands type-
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waiters. When in'becomes posted on comparative
values it demands
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The fact that The Smith Premier Typewriter is used
in every civilized country on the globe is not so impor­
tant es ih>- further .act that the demand increases year af­
ter year.
The. reputation of The Smith Premier is world-wide.
World-wide use has made it so.
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I'tu a triitle n , w ith fall
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A n d In tact, e v e ry th in g u s u a lly needeu
to w rite fo r o a r confidential letter before ap-
to
«Vili be ta k e n In exchange fo r goods.
G l v e i n e • t r i a l n n d I w i l l 4 « n ty
Is e s t t o p le n a « y o u .
PATENTS
T n -ap aee N o tic e .
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rsonn » re h e re b y notified n o t
•no o r trespeiv' upon th e la n d *
|er»lgn«U" at and near Port
upon Hubbards Creek in
.»regon for any pur-
• t w ithout the owner-
THE TRIBUNE,
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upon th e C ru ft L a k e R an ch,— th e M c ­
L e lla n a n d M a rs h a ll R anches, w ill bn
prosecuted to th e u tm o s t ex ten t of th e
law ; an d s rew ard w ill be g iv e n fo r In -
fo n n a tio n th a t w ill lend to th e oonvio-
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-nd lei It stand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or set­
tling Indicates sn
T mk N kw In k s W ouam ' s M a o a m ix s 1 s an a u th o rity on D re m ra s g in g , M il j-
, unhealthy . condb
I t a v era g es m ore th a n 100 pages each
' tlon of the fckf- ne ry an d Household E conom y.
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neys; If It (tains m o n th .
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linen It b hom e read ing for an a d d itio n a l cost of o n ly 85 eta.
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s v lb e c i of kid­
ney trouble; toe
frequent desire to
pass It or M in In
the back Is also
. I : d is p ro o f that the kidneys and bfad-
outof drder.
W hat te Do.
is Is comfort In the knowledge so
i -¿pressed, that D r. Kilmer's Swamp-
I'.ta great kidney remedy fulfills every
. In curing rheumatism, pain In the
(dneya liver. bladder and every part
urinary passage. It corrects Inability
r i f t * C . s a h e as T w e e - t a a . Thsa a » h a w a * - * *
-id water end scalding prin in passing
bed affects following use of liquor,
•V beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
-iiy of being compelled to go often
P u b l i s h « * sht A tl« s » ta k . G w .— OncwfaffM Ooar M M 0 .
iha day, and to gat up many times
ihe night. The mild and the extra-
effect of Swamp-Root Is soon
■faw S V W N T » O W T 1 « fa tae O w m « L M « « « * « W w w f a lr eltae
It stands the highest fer Its won-
South, lito devotas te L l t e v a t a r « , M w w a a w e e , F e e » so«
••il cures of the moat distressing cases,
an» slvss th« bast of a ll that Is « ir s u ti« Ita Hub. Arnos« lu coatribaton t * * « « *
oe need a medicine you should have the
auUd southern w.ltars u t u r - JoalChanSlar Harris, Harr» JUIIwall £«waresaad
Sold by druggists Ir 50c. and $1. sizes,
others of (rowing (suss. Serial stories irò« Aatheag Nooe. Maariaa Thiurgars.
fo a may have a sample bottle_of thb
SMaer a. ero tte li, Mrs. O r s a Corheit aeS Arlhar w. Marchaeat bave u s ear-
«d. aas others ara la waltlas froa Iba pao «feetb en sf aaUoeal sole. A short
ierful
discovery
story seetastbreeshl ufa » . . « > » fa w . l M « f a r - r J e » l . « f a l * ^ s f a e w t
t 1 book that te lls.
• l o r t a e , all srartkya s ie « le B tto « V W W T » O U T S S • reaSahleM i
— about It. both sent
usías. Other soefasu ara seubuisbled that win sacsessrullr aíslo« U t r i* • * ■ * >
poly free by mall.
n«M ef talaat that only eeefa aasb faeterlas le inaurata U e wualtb U a t la sby fa
t Dr. Kilmer fa H a w i
-C am ion, N .Y . When writing meo-
MSCft llMlfe
; thb generous offer la th b paper.
r a t » « U W I T T S O U T H tsares smh U e Ufa of U s treat sooth. The S M ­
ISI taeshfaa warms svurythtog la b scUvtty so« tbs seasee b sever atfa eaeasb
to chaos the bans el to Jestry. Tbs sapor aouas frasraat w lU U a presto of the
rty
* w-
masaelb sat pteo. se t fhrss M t U e very air • ( lbs emus«, sa ai ans bay. The
b u sty aad psUos. U « roraaace a l i «ystory af U e lana where U a «era
M lb w t-C ttl»’
VI ni the age. P ea*
stores os U a (otosa seesbleo M l U a aottoa whttoasto U s asoaetfabt. erto be
». »ht i»*!*, net ffwntly
S lu e IB U e well-OftoS cotaaias e fth b toaeleatlas weakly.
n.ayv liter und bow»*!*,
The sabsertsttoe srHe Is O n l y F l f t r C e w t a a y u r . alike to all sarasas.
‘ -vat. m.
l <«1<K
M a n u , aswssasers. sostmaiisr» aa» «vary aee alas. Clubs of five. acæaieaalaS
. ImHiiml 1
»tlon
:«.> bm «ntl trjrui bni
by the fag 82.M . saU Js U a slab ralear to U a saper «aa year statu.
■*. .^oluntv'
« o s a to « s a e F o e h e l C e r t o U s samas of si» or yoar sabhbMS who
wo«M assraebta tbs opportuslty toreada eopye' Tbs Sanay SoeU. aed oea
samp:. wUI ho m ailed free. Yoa ara sot yoar das of Bva oat of Uase vary sa 'hto
SUw S U M U T S O U T H «atara ever Sii.000 American bones sew; -ad
f i V A R A N T E F .D C U R E F O R PIJ.F.h.
Sarinj I M
U sure to ba waicoassd is fany as assay mors homes, as lbs ¡rest
Iti-iiln g , B I n d , R lee-llng o r P n>tni-I-
weahlv fasst of food U'atfs U s Joe. hera U ariry Weakly, w h ite sotemns tor
mg P le a
Druggist» re fu n d money if
191 wUI ha U e moil rsadabta af ett lb * pesen ysal ooms to roa.
I ’ t Z o O IN T M E N T f a ll- to cur.- any
. u e , no m atter of how long a ta n -li' g .
t o d d - r e e A l l C a a s a s w a ia n r la e s t a
M I.. ,4 -tats
Fir»! »pptientl'in rlv-v
BOTH ONE YEAR
F O R # 1 .7 5 .“
S a le m .
J o in t Senator- fo r Cooa and C u r ry —
W , 0 . Chase.
J o in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e l o t
Gold B each.
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C o u n ty T re a s u re r— Ja m e s C a u g h
W o d d erb u rn .
Assessor— W ro . T o lm s D , H s r b o r.
School S u p t.— W . 8 . G u e rin . Langlois.
S u rvey o r— G e o . 8 . W ils o n , C hetco .
C o ro n er— D r . F . A . S c h lie m s n n , W ed-
derbum .
u ir r iN o s o r m s c o o t s .
C ir c u it C o u rt m eets F o u r th M o n d a y in
each m o n th .
B andou,
Stock and poultry have few
trouble» which are not bowel and
l i v e r irregularities.
B la c k -
D raught Stdok and Poultry Medi-
eine is e bowel and liver remedy
for stock. It puts the organs 0/
digestion in a perfect «ondition.
Prominent American breeder« and
farmers keep their herdnsnd Socks
healthy by giving tliern an occa­
sional dose 01 Black Draught Stock
and Poultry Medicine in their
food. Any stock raiser may buy *
25-cent half-pound sir-ttgh t css
of this medicine from hss dealer
sad keep h it stock in vigorous
health for week«
Dealers gener­
ally keep Black-Draught Stock and
Poultry Medicine. If yours doss
mA. semi 25 cent« for a »»"U'le
can to the manufacturers. The
Chatuuuxga Medicine Co., Chat-
I -tenooga, Tenn.
h o ie u u js . O s.. Jsa to, lie».
B ia c k -D a u g h t Stock sad Poul ry
M «d‘ -la s Is I h , b««t Is y « rk rte d . O a r
stock w as ooklog bad a ba a yoa
me tb a nivdiclaa aad oow th a y am
« a ttu i« «o » 'e - T » « r » m t o n k ia * to
nur o *u L b
g. p. b b o g k in o t o w .
CÄp SU N N Y SO U T H . A tla n ta , G a.
f
El
W|
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OH TOUR
HUNTING TRIP
saw Ito ly aroMrly e "i’tw -*>1 —
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B s f c i/.
B s H S i:
£8
TOST OFFIOSS
AMD
FOST-
N o tic e o f A p p lic a t io n for » U n it ­
ed S t a t e s P a t e n t fo r M in ­
e r a l L a n d s.
sa k es sh ort roada.
's. 0.WWWSS
g u s-H I-A
U n ite d S tates L i n d Office,
B o ie b u rg , O reg o n , N o v . 3 ,1 909 .
M in e r a l A p p lic a tio n N o. 06223.
N o th * is here b y given th a t th e B IO
J E W E L M I N I N G C O M P A N Y , a co r­
po ratio n o f S e a ttle , W kliln g to n , act
in g by its d u ly a u th o ris e d agent, C . A
J a n iie e o u , o f B a n d o n , Cooa C o u n ty ,
O re g o n , lia s applied fo r a p a ten t to oer
ta n m in e ra l lan d s kn ow n as ilie B IG
J E W E L C O N S O L ID A T E D P L A C E R
M I N E S , situ s ted In th e S lx e i M in in g
D is tr ic t (u n o rg an ize d ) In C u r ry Coun
t y , O reg o n , m ore p a rtic u la rly describ­
(fREASE
and lig h t loads.
^ f a f ^ o o d for everyth in g
that runs on w heels.
S o ld E v e r y w h e r e .
■ a f a b y M T A M D A K D O B . Oto.
[T17 for Health!
822 South Peoria Bt.
C h ic a o o , I I I . , Ort. 7 , lM h -
ths i ago I was so ill
bt m onth!
mpeltod to lie or »it
I
compe
uuwu nearly all
afi the tim e. My
«tomach was so weak and upset
that I coaid keep nothing on it
and I vomited frc<|aently.
•
could not urinal« without grant
“
—
pain and . . I coughed
so much
much that
my throat and I u d t j were
were raw
and »ore.
Th« doctor«
nounoed it B rig h t’« diseas« an­
other* «aid i t was eonsumptiou.
I t mattered little to me what
they called i t and I had no ds-
s i n t o i i r a . A airier r i.it r d m«
from St. Louis and aikcd me if
I had ever tried W ins of C w dul.
I told her I had not and .be
bought a bottle. I beltev« that
itu v e d my life. I believe many
women could save much luffer-
ing if they but knew of its rain«.
wo
Don't you want freedom from
P *in ? Take W in e of Cardui
■w/t make one supreme effort to
ba well. You do not need to U
a weak, helpleft sufferer. You
eaa bar» a woman'» health and
do a woman*« work in hie. W h y
day?
A K X S A M » TOOL (Mb.
“ T o u w o uldn 't believe te** said thr
old wom an, b itte rly . " I w uuldn't be­
lie ve U m yself If 1 d id n 't eland her«
a ll day and sea I t w ith m y ow n eyes.
T h e deeells o f children are almost
enough to d riv e m e eraxy. T h ey look
you rig h t In th e fees w ith aaget eye»
and Ue to you as easily eg I f th eir
tongues w ere oiled. M any a penny I
lost because I could not believe th a t
m ere babes w ere try in g to sw indle me.
W h en I catch th em a t It th ey run out
fust as those g irls did w ith o u t saying
a n y th in *.
T h a t does no t hasp then,
fro m com ing back he re again, though
" T h e boys around here a re Just aa
bed as the glrta. H a lf a doses hoy»
w ere In here g e ttin g sandy one day.
aad they had got th e ir sandy and
i*t paid fo r It, when a boy stuck
heed In th e door aa d a h o u ie l:
*flay, mlasua, y o u r alga has tum bled
d o w n !' H ie ey«e bulged out as I f ha
was Beared, end m y he art gave such a
ju m p th a t I could scarcely get o u t to
th e sldewaUt. T h e sign was e ll rig h t.
T h e boys lo ft tfie store by a re a r doer
w h ile I was looking fo r th e boy. A f ­
te rw ard s they declared th a t th ay paid
fo r th e candy w hen th ey-g o * I t
I t Is
dreadful to th in k w h a t m en aa d w o m -
theae boys aad g irls w ill h a when
they grow up."
O regon
not secure a bottle of " lue
Cardui from your druggito to­
C2“
> raus.
Cooa and
C h e tc o ............................. M iss Id a Cooley.
H a r b o r ..............'........... F le tc h e r G a n ln e r.
G o ld B e a c h ............................. J-
R ile y .
W e d d e r b u rn .......................„ ..O e o . K a rr.
Illlh e e ......................... M r . E . B B ussell.
M a r i a l . . . ' ................. M rs . V io la B illin g s .
A g u e s s .............
.................. 4 - M . R ilo a.
E C Z E M A nnd P IL E C U K E
C o r b i n . . . . , ................................R . Q u ellcn.
F R E E
K n o w in g w h a t it M b» t o s n f
P o r t O r fo r d . . . : . . j . . . . A m fa Johnston
fe r, I w ill g iv e F R E E O F
C H A R G E , to u n y nffll- ted a w ie itiv e D e n m a r k ............................. - J. «• C»PP«-
L a n g lo is ................................. E . R a c k le ff.
euro fo r E czem a, Suit R h e u m , E iy s lp e
la « , P ile s an d H k tn Diseases. In s ta n t E c k le y ................... ................ A . H a in e s
ie lie f . D o n ’t s u ffe r longer. W r it e F.
W . W i l l ia m s , 4(10 M a n h a tta n A v e r ue,
S e w Y o r k . E nclose S tom p.,
STOCK »nd
PO U LTR Y
M ED IC IN E
rlartaa.
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ic iu e Co. 1 n t . L o u is , M s
H akim
C le r k State L a n d B o a rd — O . G . B ro w n .
¿11 E iiH Saääilry,
T H E SO U T H ’S L IT E R A R Y W EE K LY
i-a a d rest Art'
I f y ur dm g.-l-f
11't it w nd fan- In «tamp» nnd it -vl'I
forwarded anst-paM b»- P a 1» >le
e rm a n , S alem .
S tate P rin te r— W illis D u n iw a y , S alem .
A tto rn e y G e n e r a l— A . M . C ra w fo rd ,
Wm&CMKMH
e f D e p ra v ity t e L l t t t e (teas
Tfaat Bode I U fo r Ifcafe
Futtsra.
N a tu ra l fa p ra v tty o f th e y « M th f*
■tted w as fu lly shown te a N o rth stu«
eoafsettooery rtor«, w hsa th re e U ttK
g irls «utsrsd ths shop te In d ia n thi
and m ade a beellna fo r the eanay
counter tn the rear
T h e ir faces w o n
an expression of • in ju red Inaocsbce
says th e Chicago Tibuae.
"W sU . w h at do you w a n t n o a r r
th e old wom an who was pro p rieto r 01
the place Inquired.
"O h." said th e eldaat ( I r i . bars ?
'M v a n y e a n old. Jerking bar elbow ex
preaalvely In the ¿traction o f cos ul
her xm all corcpanloiu. "she gave yu«
a atckel Instead of a c e n t" T h e ol<
w om an went behind the uouatsr au<t
hook ou t a tin box eon ta i n l ng a sum ,
her o f coppers. She pepred lffto tha
box, she shook It, to m ake sura thur<
WSP no Bickel lu rk in g am ong th e othai
id th ru held I t under ths
the lit tle girls, exclalm ln«
"T here, now I IX > y o u see any
nickel th e r a r *
W ith o u t replying th e g irls filed out
e f th e ehqp. each face clouded by aa
eapreaaloo o F hopaleea
fiiaappetet-
M ASTsaa.
j t 4«.|r i , -it ají e*«x
♦
le m .
S up t. P u b lic In s tr u c tio n —J . H . A ok-
T U K B P A 8 8 N O T IC E .
p er y e a r .
D is tric t— W illis
G. H aw ley^ of Salem .
G o v e rn o r— F r a n k W . B en son , S a le m .
S e c re ta ry o f B u te — F. W . Benson Sa­
D aalbb In
be
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eetrnl. faww Ysfe. W
S a le m .
C o n g re s s m a n , F ir s t
Gl'BMY OOCMTT
, i»'h funrti», h 'liiin ? k»ta<
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. ‘ FEW VffT Editor and Publisher.
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17. 8. Sen’ts—J o n a th a n B ou rn e J r ., o f
P o itla n d an d Geo. E. C h a m b e rla in o f
A u g u st o f 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
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 b er of each ye ar.
P ro bate C o u rt m eets fir s t M onday in
M iS V r A C T C B K b
F a to rtf L a w y e rs ,
d-d ug
,
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A . B . S A B IN
rep o rt on patent
d «dvfce,
and oar
j fegal aervice and
,
i are m oderate. T r y ua.
S W IF T
M gs»
Aan D iv ra ic r o r r ic a a » :
C u r ry — I . N . M u n c y .
In th e c o u n try .
Ju d g e, i d J u 4 h l a l D is t r ic t— J . W.
H a m ilto n , R oerburg.
.
P rosecuting A tto rn e y , »d J u d ic ia l D is
C A S H S A L E M a m o u n t ng to $ 5 01
U lc t - G e o r g e M . B ro w n . R o seb u rg .
m ore w ill be allo w ed 10 per c e n t die­ V .fS . O o m m laalo n e re— J . H . U p to n ,
co un t, ex c e p t on F lo u r , on w h ic h n»
L a n g lo is
diecountw gn he g iven .
00c m t v ornoaB S .
C o u n ty J u ifg e — E . A . B a ile y , G o ld
As I w ill d o m y own te a m in g ,
Beaoh.
m y In te n tio n to s e ll chea(>er th a n goods
C ou nty Com m issioners— O tto Is m e rt,
w e ra o v e r sold on F lo ra s C roek.
G o ld B eac h ; Ed B y p h e r, L a n g io ls .
S h e riff— N o rm a n T y le r , G o ld B each.
C o u n ty C le r k — G e o rg e
W . B m ith ,
Butter, E © and Hides,
wanted I nventors
stats
CHILDREN'S SMALL DECEITS
lem .
State T .e e s u re r— Geo A . S teel o f S a ­
8T 0C K ,
BROCERIES,(theheitonly
UHI
OFFICIAL D llB C TO B Y .
ed as fo llo w s , to -w lt:
W e s t h a lf o i th e S o u th E ast q u a r t e r ;
and
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Southeast q u a r te r o f th e N o rth e a s t
q u a rte r o f th e S cuthw est q u a rte r of
Section »even (7 ) In T o w n s h ip th ir t y -
tw o South of R a n g e fourteen W e s t o f
THE «TO RY OF R A f U U .
Oaptaie e f fe e Arab Brigand hr fe e
S a fe s ef Tangier Daeerifafe
hr. Himself.
T h e B rig an d R i l ie u H. w h o asgtured
Perdicarts, toils hla ow n story te Lu a-
MeTe M o n th ly Magaalne.
" N e w . somu eig h t yenra ago, A b d -
e r-R ah m a n A bd-«l-8aduh. th en
th e
bs«*** o f T a n g ie r." said R aiasuli, "C ud-
la g th a t ba oouid not subdue the r e -
siatance o f our party by th e troops a t
bis disposition, made overtures o f
peace, end. sending ms a safe ecm-
duct, In vite d me to Cum« end discuss
a frie n d ly solution of o a r dlfflcultle»
I went to hts offlclal residence alone
and unarm ed— end, w hile we eat a t a
ta b le (lite r a lly — aho«it a tr a y — ) I was
suddenly seized, bound, h u rried
to
prison and heavily ironed, a a Iro n
band w as riveted shout m y neck,
handcuffs w ith In terven ing
bam so
th a t I could not bring m y tw o hand«
to gether were fastened o a m y w rists,
and s im ila r fetters were also riveted
about .m y a n k le s Then I was sent 10
Mogadur and there confined w ith th e
lowest crim inals, who leaked o f filth
and w ho swarm ed w ith lnseeto—thwie
.la tte r c u t.in to my flesh as did also m y
Irooa.
Thus I rem ained four loog
years, chained to th e w alls so th a t I
oouid not He down, u n til a t test th e
seek band and handcuffs were
re­
moved. A fte r th a t I passed s till a n ­
other whole year in th at h o rrib le pris­
on. D o you oow wonder." h.- asked,
" a t th e oath I swore to be reverse d
upon t o treacherous an « o e m y ?
Y i 7J
kn o w ," he continued, “o f th e eo lu --n
o f governm ent troops lately »• it
against u a They rem ained to th e val­
ley,
yonder,
capturing
defem vlce»
peasants a t the plow and vio latin g
th eir, daughters, of whom 18. anxxi|.--i
them children of six y e a n r id . b a v «
been thus dishonored. T n e a same th e
treacherous capture o f th e M 'm r r *
deputation who went a t H ad ) Adxl - r-
Salam Abd-el-Ssduk'e eum m tm a W r ­
ing. not arm s, but presents te t h - i
hands
Then 1 determ ined to seir
upon som« European and to hold I,'
till theec men »hould be relceeed S', i
u n til th e Abd-el Szuluke m ake res»' .11-
tloo for the wrongs we have suffer-...
a t th e ir hands."
W illa m e tte M e rid ia n , an d also th e
N o rth h a lf o f th e N o rth w e s t q u a rte r
01 th e N o rth e a s t q u a rte r o f Section
eighteen in th e Tu w nid ilp and range
afo resaid , being in »11 sn a re a o f 110
scree sought to be paten ted , a ll of w liic li
d la n d « a re a d jo in in g am i c o n tig u ­
ous to th e o th e r tia v to applied for.
T h e said B I O J E W E L M I N I N G
C O M P A N Y an d its assignors h ave lo ­
cated an d applied to p a te n t th e said
la n d s as placer m in in g lands, th e said
lo catio n s , aselgnm euts and a ll m a tte rs
of w e ig h t In any w a y e ffectin g tit le and
r ig h t to posse-slon o f snid lar ds, being
o f reco rd in th e p u b lic records o f C u r ­
ry C o u n ty , Oregon.
T h e m id d e s c rite d lan d» for w hich
p a te n t Is ap p lie d fo r and th e o rig in a l
locations th e re o f, co nfo rm tn every wav
to th e 'G o v e rn n ie rlt surveys and legal
s u b d ivisio n s th e re o f; tliern are 11'
m in in g c la im s a d jo in in g an y p o rtio n
o f »aid lands applied fo r and th ere are
no known lodes or lode or other m in e ra l
b e a rin g rock in place on snid lauds.
A n y s n d a ll persons c ls iiiiln g a d ­
verse I y In an y way th e above d c arrilied
lan d» o r a n y p o rtio n thereof, are here­
b y n o tffisil 'h a t unless th e ir a d verse
c la im s a re d u ly filed according to law
nnd th e rules sDd regulations th ereun
<’e r , w itld n W days fr o m th e date of
th e H r ,t p u b liis tln n o f th is n, tie . w ith
th e R> gister of tlie U i ited States I a n 1
Office a t Itosebnrg, O regon, t e said
a<|, erse c l» lm o r c la im s , if a n y , ahnll
be barred by v ir tu e o f th e ls » s of tin-
U n ite d 8t»to» g o v e rn in g such m a tte rs
la n d p u b lic atio n o f tld » notice is hereby
o n le e d fo r th e peril si of sixty days
c • 111 lin m > n »lv *n th e P r t O rford T m -
Bt'XF.. a w ee kly n e « »paper o r g e n e r» ’
■ |r« i D tlo n pu b lis h ed a> P o rt O rfo rd
O u lr y C o u n ty , O r g o n ,- s o d hereby
e s ig o a ti'il as l>eiiig nearest to tlie
a ove «later bed land.
B c m z a m in I. E o T.
Register.
D a te of first p n ’ beat Ion ;
N o v e m lie r 10th, 19ft’ .
D og M aeeega.
Queer professions a re m aay and
various, but th «re can be few n u i
queer th an ooe which Is bow be! a»,
advertised In P a rle —th a t, aarae.y. n
professor of massage fo r dogs It
pears th a t there la a a ee tab llib c
In which doge m ay be a u b je tu d
tr e e tn i.n i a t the M o w in g ratea
Eo
changing th e fo rm o f the m uzzle, «
franca, p u tting w rin k les on a b u ll­
dog's face. 80 franca;
m akin g a
■ tralgh t ta ll curly, 29 (raaca; rem o i
ing tuperflunue h a ir, five frar*'» -t.
hour;
chunqlng
color o f «oat, J9
fia n c e cb a n rln g droopi'-g «ere to
eraet. and vice versa. 20 fra n re i m e t ­
ing a bulldog's for« pawa crooked. 1">
fra n c a
A la r m in g M ym p tjO L
" W h a t's the occasion of a ll th is ta k
about h avlcg a conservator a p p o in t'd
fo r o i l M aBtoburnT"
" I th in k li orig inated «Nth kfa law
y a rn H e want« 10 te ar up hla w ill aed
divide kla property am ong hla Hairs
w hile he Is i t i l i s ilv a " — Chicago TES»-,
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