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values iPdemands
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every Wednesday, at Port Orford, Oregon.
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THE
A n y p erso n or p erso n « tresp a ssin g
u p o n th e C ro ft L a k e R a n c h ,- t h e M e
L e lla n a n d M a rsh a ll R a n ch es, w ill oo
p ro se cu ted to th e u tm o s t ex ten t of th e
la w ; s u d a reward w ill he g iv e n for in ­
fo r m a tio n th a t w ill le« d to th e o o n v lc -
tio n o f t h e g u ilty p a r tie s.
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The Ib..T ORFORD TRIBUNE
A .W O -
n e w t o F ind o a t .
Il a bottle or cnn.mcn "law with your
,r and let It stand-twenty-four hours: a
sediment or set­
tling Indicates an
unhealthy condi­
T hk N kw I k s * W oman ' s M auazinb I s an a u th o r ity o n D r e sa m sk in g , M ill-
tion of the kid­
I t a v e r a g e s m ore th a n
p a g es each
neys: If It stains n erv a n d H o u seh o ld E c o n o m y .
W e »(Ter yon th erefo re a t le a s t 1200 page« of good fa sh to u a n d
your linen it is m onth
evidence of kid­ h om e read in g for an a d d itio n a l co st o k o n ly 25 eta.
S a m p le s fr e e .
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass it or pain In
the back Is also
nclng preef that the kidneys and blsd-
• out of order.
W hat to S o .
tra la comfort In the knowledge so
expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s Swsmp-
the great kidney remedy fulfills every
In curing rheumatism, pain In the
kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
t urinary passage. Il corrects Inability
Id water and scalding pain In passing
bad effects following use of liquor,
n r t w cosrta •
7*ms vww
or beer, and overcom es that unpleasant
■alty of being compelled to go often
ig the day. and to get up many times
ig the night. The mild and the extra-
P u b l i s h e d a t A tla n t a « . G » . -
ary elfect of S w a m p -R o o t Is soon
ted. It stands tha highest for Its won-
. S V N M -r S O U T H a IS. C m « L ite r.« » »
il cures of the moat distressing cases,
Mnittit ill« revnted to Li»<»i*«t*»»*«» Wow»*»»®*» » « c t •«« » i c t l o w o
u need a medictna you should have the
■nd give,Ife. M rtol •» »*•* >» “ ’rent Is iu n .lt. * ” " 7 ^ " " ^ ‘ iT tL .rt.'T ta
Sold by druggists'tr 50c. an d $l. sixes.’
. o u t .ouUl.rn writers . w .s r do.1 cksattar n* ? U|’
,
may have a sample bottle of this
.tita n <M , rowing faro., «.rial .to . 1« f r o . * * '? °” "“T L
lerful
discovery
SWMV I. crock.d. M n .0 . ta . C ori, t . s t A rt*« w. M arrtrorotluv. s » M «
a book (hat tells
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, about It. both sent
«tor» eonto.t tcoo«l>t rot ro ee-lr « r e »»«»Are^ ..»leroA«« » ____
Italy frM by rnsll,
. » ^ • l e a All worthy« placA In O W SXJMBfY S O V T M • rMWM« «M
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m u„.
Dr. Kilmer St Hom. »r »»«mp-Bota.
iimn» other «ontefU «r« «ontemplatM that will »«ceB»»h»Hy ««H«M
rtyenl««
Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men-
Sold of laiont that oalr »rod» »»«» tcU rlro ta lllu tra u IB. wrolt» that to »»» ta
reading this generous offer In this paper.
a u e r tiu .lt.
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iMkA«tv and Mthoa. tl«» romanc* and «lysUry of » • Und wh«r» »«• corn
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The New Idea Woman’s Magazine
B O T H O NE Y E A R F O R # 1 .7 5 .
A. B a ile y , G old
B ea ch . — -i
C ou n ty C om m lasion ers—O tto Iainert,
" G otd B e a ch ; Ed S y p h e r , L a n g lo is .
Sh eriff— N orm an T y ler , G old B e a ch .
C o u n ty C lerk — G e o r g e
W . S m ith ,
G old B each .
C o n n ty T reasu rer— J a m ea
w a lk .
*
“ D e lig h te d , th e old m a n quick­
ly grabbed i t up and said:
C a u g ti
Wedderburfi.
J S f . l 4 K
l 5
g i . P A ^ s t i S ^ w m avbupt
23-cent foil-pound
*?"
of thia medicine from his deal«,
and keep hie stock in v.goront
¡£ » |th f « week.. D eale« tr " " -
»H y k-ep Black-Itraught Stock and
Poultry Medicine- If J00” 1'? ?
not. send 25 cen t, tor a « m o le
can to the manufacturers, Tna
Chattanooga M edicin. Co.. Chat­
tanooga, Tenn.
CZ>o S U N N T S O U T H . A t l a n t a , G a .
“ * **“ ’ b *7*ir. b bo o bim o ro».
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,rate4 .«»«l-x
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1 ■ZSYBM8 ARM*
TOOL OCX»
f . o .» w hh
.T U fa-M sro^ O « «•
• v p e e ra k ta f o o d s
OUd 4« g c t i l b l c IOOOB.
« | believe the question of food
now iidnjB has a good deal to do
I an y su ch se ttler, provided s u c h set- l^.fw o-cn d iffe ren t races. 1 re fe r
tier or a p p lica n t is *1“ * I*®*®,!“ ,
* I h , the fact th a t foodstuffs a re e l
I rlg h t^ e x e r c ta e i'p r io t to February changed bet ween vurioos p a rts o f
t h a t r u n s o u w h e e l« .
S a l« E v a ry w h sra .
20, 1910, on w h ich date th e lands will
U ’t a s ' s e " ™
r ’ s f f i ’S
g |(1(x>, many tropical fru its , fo r
......... > -" > « “ n ’ - j ’ " • » - j
as f o llo w s : T h e s i of SEi of 8W I . tb c enten in n o rth e rn c o u n t r i e s
n . hp »TÀXDÀXD OIL. OO.
R ï ÿ fc r B c a lt h l
a o .s n x B .a » .,
■ t a e * - D « a g h t S to rk snd P >«Lr»
O ar
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t h . m -viietBS r o d b o b the» *ro
^ „ n , « , S a .. T M » » « » * * ' ■ « « •
IM d'-ta. t a t i» , bro« I
trie d .
“ o TO wm o o X ta , r o d - h e . r o -
rtftw
Cya»ai«»la«rtaw
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to its lie a tln g q u a lities, is n o t la
requeat.
In th e tem p e ra te regions m en
n o a l tu
u l ra
-a lly
i ,y c consume
o n a u in e both m e at
o ccu p ied .
l i v e r irrefl'iiarit»««.
“
Draught Stock and Poultry Medi-
clne IS a bowel and liver remedy
for stoek. It put« the organs of
digestion ia a porfert
Prominent
and
farmers keep their herd, and Hocks
a
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aH O M O SS. .
Aakyow <»••>«"
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Authority Deelar« That
X u a t L iv e oi
M earaet a t
I » « * " “ or
Paid’ la n d s w ere listed up- producing s im ila ritie s th a t in
on the applications of t iie p erso n s m e n - H
|
come w ill lessenr th e
S K ’ S f e ' T W
X ' ' " S K
, 5 L . I .n d m n .U , d , « ™ , . .
u j s " ,
XlL“ .vV^X-
rwt- S U N N T J O U T I I rot.r» o ver»0,000 Aro.riron *om M »ew :.»J
axir..?l90 U »or. ta M w .lc.m .4 in tall» ro »«Sr m .r . horn«,, u ih . p ru t
w . * ’ t c a u x s a o d th ’.«» the io s.h .rn LI .rar» Waeht». wharo eotamn. tor
19 j will tta th . most r.aduhl. X all UM » iro n tk ■» ««®« »• *>*•
FOOQ DECIDED BY CLIMATE
“ M a n ’» food,” said an a u th o rity
on questions o f d ie t, “ia la rg e ly «
m a tte r o f clim ate.
“T h e in h a b ita n t« o f a co u ntry
, m ust ea t w h a t lice n earest to
| hand, so A h at In th e n o rth the n a­
tive m ust live on the Heat of an-
I im ala. since he cannot le o d liy a h -
ta in nniph vegetable food.
,.Tbe n atiye
tb c , OQtb 0B
In N a t o tia
.
jth p r hand> 1h wfleB a veg etarja n ,
N o tice i9 h ereb y g iv £ n t h a t th e J j M j l b e c a u s e h e l l v e a
in a c lim a te
d eecrib ed b e l° w
em b ta cin fc
w here r fru
it«
and
vegetable«
a c r e s , w ith in t h e S i s k i y o u . N * t i o " . J « j J
r^
STOCK and
POULTRY
¡MEDICINE
U
» b
b ln g . B i n d , B lee d in g or
• |e s
D rttggists refu n d ni
ID O IN T M E N T fa ll« to en ri
, no m a tte r of h o w lon g ptim
t«. 14 d s v s
F irst » n p licstio n 'g lv , r
n n d rest»- 50c
I f y nr din-.-.irt
o ...„ri Nile In - ta m p s a n d It w ill
SPlrd p ,»t-t> std bv P u , i . >fr
I C o., b t . L o u is . Ms
C o u n ty J u d g e —E .
th in g .’
“ ‘ W e ll, if I ’ve g o t an y money In
the«e~elothes yon can hove every
cent o f it ,’ 4 »aid to h im , and I be­
gan tu rn in g niv pocket» inside o .*
to »how him th a t I w a » ‘»trap ped.’
“ W e ll, w ould you b elieve it, a
s ilv e r d o lla r dropped e u t o f one of
my pock»4» and ro lle d on th e aide-
c s t. O r e g o n , » i l l b e s u b j w t to s e ttle ­
m e n t slid en try u n d er th e p ro v isio n s o f
tlic h o m e stea ii la w s o f the L n ited S ta te s
an d t h s s e t o f J u n e 11, 1 » « <84 J ‘t a u ’
233), a t the U n ite d S ta te s la u d o ffice a t
R o seb u r g , O reg o n on February 25, IB 10..
A n y settler w h o w a s a c tu a lly ®J,d ,D
g o o d fa ith c l.im it ig an y of said la n d s
I for a g r ic u ltu r a l p u rp o ses prior to J a n -1
u sr y 1, WOO, and h a s n o t
CtrcnUtion Ovtr i0.000-
JARA S T E E D CL’ RF. F(M!
*
m orrow ?
»
,
“T h e old m an w asn’t satisfied.
‘“ Look th ro u g k y o u r pocket«,’
he begged,‘m aybe yoo’ll t a d t
E a s t o f t h e C ou n ty road lea d in g from
e a c h m o n th .
I
L a n g lo is to B an d on of L o ’s 7 and 10,
xwd rosT-
S e c tio n 26, T o w n sh ip SO S o u th o f ccBRT o o u r r v ro sv
M a r r a sa .
R a n g e 15 W est, for the purpose o f cu t
. Mias I d a C ooley.
tin g w o o d or t a k in g o ff logs, or o th e r ­ C h et c o .............
, F le tch er G ardner.
H
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b
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w ise tr e sp a ssin g w ith o u t tny c o n se n t
................. J. W . R iley .
G o ld B e a c h ..
......... ...........G eo Kerr.
B o th p a r tie s w ill be p ro secu ted .
W ed d erb u ru .
M r. K. B R u sse ll.
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O. P. H A A G EN SE N .
I llib o e ... . . .
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E C Z E M A nnd P I L E C U R E
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P o r t Orford
apps.
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I F R E E K n o w in g w h a t i t w a s t o s ilf -' D e n m a r k ...................... ......... .J .........C
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for, I w ill g iv e k B E E O F L a n g l o i s ...................... , . . . E R a ck leff.
A . H a in e s
C H A R G E , to a n y a fflic te d a poettfve E c k ley ......................... . ..J .
cu re for E ca em n , S a lt R h eu m , E 'y s ip e -
l a s . P ile s a n d S k in D ise a se s . In s ta n t
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L ists 6-128.-12U .-147 a n d I - ’ » -
j e iie f . D o n ’t B uffer lo n g er. W rite *
W . W il l ia m s , 4iK) M a n h a tta n A v e r u e ,
R e s to ra tio n T o
U*«“ »»
N ew Y o rk . E n c lo s e S ta m p .
T H E S O U T H ’S L IT E R A R Y W E E K L Y
iu
ami
nrnon
Taha M ta a little aeM m ilk oe aa«er
> 1 » aaaillf r" * t —
A U Dn . «W it.
. n d a b d o r t H f w o sue
for C o o s
R e p res en tative Branch, o f thO
In d ia n a le g is la tu re , te lls thio to
the In d ian ap o lis S ta r : W h ile A t­
ten d in g a * a cadet a t the m ilita r y
school Branch was in the h a b it oi
ta k in g s tr o lls through th e neigh
borhooda, and on one o f these he
aaya: “ 1 was ‘ touched’ by an old
fe llo w , whose ta le of h ard lock
w ould have m elted a »tone.
“ ‘B u t, my good fe llo w ,’ 1 »aid.
‘ I haven’t a cent w ith me th is
m orning. 1 »pent m y lo a t peony
l i s t night and my check fro m
home won’t reach mo u n til to ­
‘T h a n k ».’
“ H e was much b ig g er th a n I and
I »aid: ‘C e rta in ly ; I am glad 1
I ( liv e m e » t r i a l a n d I w ill do b i j A rsessor— W m . T o lm a n , H a rb o r.
S ch o o l S u p t .—W . 8 . G u erin . L an glois. can help you, b u t re a lly I d id n ’t
b e a t to please you.
P urveyor—G e o . 8 . M ilso n , C h eto o .
know it was th ere.’
C oron er— D r. F. A. S e h lle m a n n , Wed
“ A ll th e w ay back to ackool 1
d erb u rn .
wondered how the doM ar came to
m sstinob o r t u b corw rs
be in my tro n aera."
T i t E S I’A SS N O T IC E .
C ircu it C o u rt m e e ts F o u r th M on d ay in
“ A n d did you ev er t a d a n t r *
A u g u st of
o f e each
a c h y year.
ear.
•
g>kwJ ano<he|> le g b la to e .
N o n e « is h ereb y g iv e n to a ll p e n » « » C o u August
n ty C o m m is s io n e r . C o u r t m e e t .
«
n o t to tr e sp a ss u p o n th e la n d a o f th e
“ Oh, ve«; when I g o t back to my
first W ed n esd a y In J a u u s r y , A p ril,
u n d ersig n ed —th e la n d s b ein g d e s c r ib ­
room m y ro o m m ate to ld me th a t 1
J u ly and S ep te m b er of ea ch year.
ed a s fo llo w s: A ll o f th e la n d ly in g
P ro b a te C o u rt m eet» firat M onday in was w ea rin g his p an t«.”
t legal eem o v « « u —
a ra »o d o rato . T r y «a.
11. T. STEWART Editor and Publisher.
StrtlT.SFMlISHA
W. C. C h ase.
| J o in t R e p r e s e n ta tiv e
vyill b« ta k e n in e x c h a n g e fo r g o o d s .
W anted INVENTORS
THE TRIBÜNE,
c o n s u m p tio n
;<L N a t u r e
S a le m .
.
J o in t S en a to r fo r C o o s an d C urry—
¡Butter, t e d Hides,
PATENTS
DOCTORS
e r m a n , S a lem .
s t a t e P rin ter— W U lla D u n lw s y , S a lem .
A ttorney G e n e r a l—A . M. C raw ford,
were e v e r »old o n F lo r a s C reek.
ÏTSTtoT
tmr o o a M e a tU l Is tU r before ap-
wiwimw fo r ix t a a t ; i t w>ay Ms w orth money.
R and
lem .
S tate T .e a a u r er— Gao A. S te el o f Sa­
lem . -
"
"
S u p t P u b lic I n s tr u c tio n —J . H , Aok;
A s I w ill d o m y ow n te a m in g ,
iny in te n tio n to sell cheat>er th a n good ,
SIW HAVtB. COBS
C ífp w M n p ¿ y obt-Un U.
D istr ic t— W illi»
C urry— I. N . M u n cy.
J n d g e , i d J u d ic ia l D istr ic t— J . W
H a m ilto n , R oseburg. .
P ro secu tin g A tto r n e y , 2d J u d ic ia l D is
C A SH S A L E S a m o u n t ng to » 6 oi
trio G -G eo rg a M . B r o w n , K oaeb u rg.
m ore w ill b e a llo w ed 1« p er c e n t die- U. 8 . O on n uisaion eraw -J.
U p to n ,
irount, e x c e p t o n H o u r , o n w h ich n*
L a n g lo is.
I d isco u n t can b e g iv e n .
coumty o r n c s a s .
in th e -e o u n tr y .
T old » 7 • » In d ia n a LagW nM w
B a ia t in e to Bahaol D a y s an a
K U tta ry
orncsas:
S a le m .
■ ’ ’ .
C lerk S ta te L and B o a r d —G . G . B ro w n .
Ac C À Ì J K
itaathtfiraarnu Co,
<2 Wltlew «treat.
H a le n .
C o n g r e s sm a n , F ir s t
HARDW ARE,
A circular <lv Ina to r e ,
tllu erralio n , w ith fa ll
deecripttco o f t h l e
hMndeome new cud,
te n t free on requeet or
w ith complete 1 36.p t.«
•s ta le s for 3 atanipe.
J9L
TRAMP GOT SILVER O OLL*^
D. 8. g e n ’t»—J o n a t h a n B ou ru e J r ., o f
P ortlan d an d G eo. E . C h a m b e rla in o f
1 )K T G O O D S .
llO O T M a n t i b U O l^ K
T h e fa it choked r u n e are (u a ra a te a d
eleae-ehootinc, bord h lttln e s u n , end «re
u aeqaalled foe dueke. «eeee. fcr.ee aad a ll
la e f-r a a a a w o rk .
THF SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
st a t s and distbict
GROCERIES, (th* butt enlj
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in every civilized country on the globe is not so impor­
tant as the further fact that the demand increases year af­
ter year.
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World,-wide use has made it so.
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KEEPS IN STO C K ,
The n ew
eonetruetloe
you to take eu u »po rt In ten •» ■ •ru » lor
ctooninc or p o c -ln c, yet t h e jjt n . to . I w . y .
oo arm «nr, r t .id s , la a ro l.4 frame, non-
to he-dow a < u a . T h e fa t forearm Sr i y aa r
d ila n i b e i*
1O 1O .
C. H a w le y , of Salem
G o v ern o r— F rank W . B e n s o n . S a le m .
S e c r e ta r y o f 8 t a t o - F . W . B e n so n S a ­
ED. RACKLEFF, Prop’r
T h is new «-»hot
model Is the «»ropiest,
surest, »nJ f»X e.t 12-
r . 1' , - yepeetov made.
It has the «olid top,
a i d e ejecrioo a n d
double « tra cto r! —
special JtfertB» fca-
-
lu r e s o f c o in fo r t and
convenience. T h e cloaad-in breech
keepa the action clean and the ehelle
d ry- k eep . ou t tain, snow, dirt, le a v e ,
tw ig s and sand.
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S22 South P x x i b B»-,
C bicx MX), I I I ., Oct. 7, ln v—
Ki Ight month« »go I » « » so ill
that I waa compelled to lio
down nearly » n t h » tim e. My
otomaeh was so weak and u p « 1
that I could keep nothing c o it
and I vom ited frequently.
1
could n ot urinate Without great
pain and I couched ao mu«k that
m r throat and lu n rs were raw
i and »ore.
T b s doctor, pre-
’ nounoed it B righ t's direare and
1 other, «aid it w m coaroropt-on.
It mattered little to ro« what
they called it and I had ” • de-
• ir e t o liv » . A «irtervi»it*d»ro
from S t. Lout, and a»kcdI me f
I bad ever tried W in e of < «*»»>-
I told h et I had not and Mu
bought a bottle. I bel leva that
it roved my life. 1 believe many
women could rove m»<d> ■a '.* '
t . g U they but know o f i»s value.
et nt
Doot m want f r e e d * to«»»
p ^ o j Take W in s’ «« C sriel
I tanks one su p rets. effort to
__ well.
v eil. T o e do not rxwd to he
ba
a weak, hdplras suffer«- Yon
can bar« « woman*! liealtL ««<
do a w om an', work in life. Why
not seco re a bottle of "
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Csrdui f r o m y o u r d r u g g ir t to ­
day?
WIKE«CAK3UI
NF4 Of SF4 o fS W i.th e S i of
“f
t h e N i o f* El’S N W i,°th e w j o f S W l
of N E i oi N W 1 a n d th e NWJ of N W i,
Sec. 26, T . 31 ft., R. 1* " • *■ “ ’
and
v |ee vers«. T h e exchange o f foods
betw een nations probably ha« e f
fvets lit t le less im p o rta n t th « «
the exchange of ideas.”
I i-cre«, 1
u p on th e Riiplicatiun of
H erb ert W . L y n ch o f ¡»angloi-, O regon ;
TRAINING AIDS MEMORY.
L iat ft—12--.
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A tra ct o f a 160 s e r e s , w h ic h , w hen
B
rain
« h o u ld M et Be O verlead ed , B u t
su rv ey ed w ill probably be w ith in Sec.
7. T . 33 8 ., R- » w . , and S ec. 12. T . 33
C o n siste n tly F ille d w ith
K , R. 10 W ., bound©«! an d lescrib ei a s
B e a lt h y M atter.
K .llow s: B eg in n in g a t a stak r o n t h .
to w n sh ip l.n e w h en ce the■ » * c o r n e t
M any peoph* com plain o f h avta g
o f S ec 31, T . 32 8 . . It. 9 » •• » « • • • » •
y(> c h a in s e x te n d in g ; th e n c e N .W i i e - a bail m em ory, ns if it w ere some­
xrves W ., 23.37 c h a in s to corn er N o. 1, th in g they could not help, like a
tlienoe B . 1 d e g r e e W , 40 c h a in s ;
h en ce H. 81 d eg rees E ., 4° c h a in s, headache or some sim ilai a ilm e r t
th e n c e N . l d e x n - e E , 4 0 c li» t n s ; tnence A f t e r a il, th ere is no reason why
89 d eg rees W . lO -W ch a in a P .eo ru er
>. l.a p p lic a tiu n of D aniel M cM aniffa anybody should have a bad m e n
.. Rust-burg. O regon, a lso applied for ory, sa.ts Caasell’s.
bv « a lte r C r ite a e r , • f D o th a n ,O r e g o n ,
I t is m erely a m a tte r o f tra in
w h o a l e g i s se ttlem en t prior to J a n u
ing. nnd is. m oreover, a m a tte r in
■ 1, ltKSi, L is t 6— 12!l.
A tr a c t o f 135 a cres p ro b a b ly w ith in which it is never to o la te to «t-
<ec. 2, r . 33 8 ., R 10 * • . b ou n ded and tem p t to tr a in It.
i e s c n l « - a s fo llo w s: B eg in n in g at
F o r g ro w n u p people m any
ih ¥ T K M , t* r NL corner o f S e c .« ,
33 S , K . 10 W ., th e n c e 8. SO chains; methods are advocated, «11 « f
I th e n .» W . 20 c h a in s ; th e n c e N. 10 them , no doubt, based on the p rin ­
c h a in s; th e m » W .2 0 c h a in s; th e n c e
iia in s th e n c e N . 46 d eg rees E., ciple o f m en tu l co n ce n tistio u .
48.35 i b a in s; th e n c e E. 10 ch a in s to
In a young child tlie fa c u lty can
o iu c r N o. 1, a p p lic a tio n o f L haiinc«)
be
c u ltiv n le d by m a kin g the child
f M arlal, O regon ; L irt 6 - 14.
t of 32.22 a cres, p ro b a ld y # it >- ileScrilie e v e ry th in g It has seer,
a s u m l j j . T . » •*.. it- H W .
in it» m o rn ing w a lk , ta k in g care
and d escri'w d a s follow s
ih -g in n ln g a tc o r n e r N o I , . san -lston e, Hint no fact 1« exag g erated , but
w h e m e . b l a c k o a k tte e 10 n n h o - i o th a t s tr ic t a tte n tio n is p * id ln
d ’.,u , te r ts-ars 8. 70 degrce- « . 7 7 tru th to ev ery d e ta il.
lin k s , a m i T h o m a s I c u s e beara S .b
In th e m a tte r o f tnem orlxiLi; it
ii g i e e s W ., 1U.31 Chain»; t ^ e n e e S . 74
Ic g ie e e w 5 56 . b a i n s ; then.-c X . 70 is an excellen t p lan to le t th e e b iid
le ’ r c e s W , IJ 70 ch a în a ; th e n c e N _-l
d .-g te c s E , 1 1 2 4 c h s t n - ; tltriic--S . 6 learn one lin e o f p oetry a d«jr,
. I n p t o E . . 17.13 o h siita ; th e n . e > • G which it should re p e at tin fo ile ” -
1« ree- E , 10 12 Chain»', th e n c c N 41 ing m o rn ing , nnd u t the end o* f-
M l e . s E , , B.97 c h s in s , I r a r e » .
cure- e E , 7 40 c h a in s ; thenc.- S 3t week it w ill be able t o a«y »even
Il g r e c s 36 m in u te s W ., 00.BO Chain-. lines.
• ©ornrr Nn. I, « | |>huHt!* n »•< I - j
T h e young b ra in m u st «ever be
T h o m a s ol M arial, O reg o n ;•» l»i • - l » ’
F . n I)g*»KTr, f o in m ls s io tn r «I tn> overloaded w ith knowledge, but
G eneral Land O fflc-. A p p ro v cd De allow ed to assim jlntt; « f r a g m * * *
i-emlter 6, 11«»'. F b .«SK P i i b c ï , I irst A»
each d ay.
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d ista n t » ecre ta ry ot th e InteriO r.