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W K B X H B P A Y , M A R C H
O » F X > R I> , O H E G O A
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OFFICIAL DIBKCTOBY
Dairyville
STATS AMD BISTBICT OrrtCBSS :
Ü. 8. Ren’te—J o n a th a n
B o u ra a J « .i o f
Pot tim id and G eo. K. C h a m b e rla in o f
Treating
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(Successor to F. M. LaUgidls. )
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eon v rn itsea . T h s cI peed-in breech
keeps the at lion «tesa and the shell*
dry—-Uev'j “ ouvrait» uttow, dirt, leave»
tw iga ^ n i e « jA
The new
«crv.trnetlÓR «flows
civilized it deiUAUds type-
y o u t o taW« « V t
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a s fir m u n ii r ig id « lm i . i a r o b 4 fr a m e , non«
ta k e -tío w a < - r . . T h r f t » f«y*:srm h t i y o u r
b a p l n u d h e lp « q u ic k ¿ p a r a n jo .
writor«. W hen in becomes posted on comparative
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m ore w ill lie a llow ed 10 per cfcnt die-
c o u n t, e x c e p t o n 1 lo u r, on w h ich n»
disCtHUil^iiiihbe g iv en .
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The New Idea Wuman’s Magazine
B O T H OWE Y E A R FOR #1 75
sediment or set-
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t!on of the kid-
T u x N ew I u X a W om an ' s M a o a e in k ia an a u th o rity
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I / s e y s t If h *»*tns
erv an d lf iu iw h o ld E c o n o m y .
It a v e r a g e s m ore
* I y ° ur linen It I* n
m o n th .
W e offer y o u tlierclo rn at le a st liltM) p a g es
,
svldence of kld- h o m e ten d in g for an a d d itio n a l coat o f o n ly 95 c ts.
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ney trouble; too
NAY
frequent desire, to
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P*5* It or pain In
the back 1« also
.-h ’j proof thallhe kidney* and bl*d-
itcfoydar.
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jmfort In the knowledge so
, t kidney remedy fulfills every
g rheumatism, pain In the
■ Ineyr, liver, bladder an I c rv part
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> Dr. Kilmer 8c n<w» •> *w«»,p.F«et
-.¡rhamfon. N.-Y. W henrerhingmen-
- g this generous oiler In this paper.
avervhody »eye so.
.«reta csnrtv cetharttc. the turret wrm-
•1 medicai discover» of the atre, p ea*.
« re-fiSrehinif tc tho taatc, a n cently
• Z lv O« hitli.ay*. liver and bowel»,
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O ui
T>^> t
W o t» a
.Stock and poultry bare few
•jt.l, « which nrc not bowel and
rer irregularities.
R la c k -
»iiglit »tuck and Pi-u’t r , Medi-
c nt a bowel ami lirer r - i u e d y
stock. It puts tho orgtui« of
Mktnaa in a perfect SMulitUllU-
uuinent American breeder« and
mor* keep their her!« Mid il.»:k*
dshy by g iv in g them an . oca-
oal d e a nf Black-Draught Stock
I FcuUty Medicine in their
►i. Ar.y stock T*i«erntsv b u y s
cent h ilf-pnund air-tight Can
thia medicin* from hisdealnr
.I k.-cp his stack in »igoi >us
ilth for week«. Dealer* penor-
, keep Blai k-llraught Stock and
ultry M edidna. If your» does
t, »end 25 cent» for a »ample
i p, the manufacturer», Tne
attanooca Medicine Co., Chat-
lakes short roads.
nd light loads.
’ood for everything
that runs on wheels,
S o ld E v e r y w h e r e .
nnS., by I V i S n i t m O IL CO.
O*.. J*n. A O it
S. P. BUOCKINOTOlt.
Nixottr.
, RA X T F .K D C U R E F O R P IL E S .
(n g , B i n d . Btev*"PK ° r P r ‘tril l -
l a
Dritatfiata r e ilu n i 4u ,ncy if
Z' » O IN T M E N T rail» td cure any
n n 'u n ito r of h ow l° n v » ta n d iitg ,
14 'i v e
F in d npjdicati >n aiv. »
•i I rent #l»c
I f / « U r diugsri»’
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a d 8"c In » fa w p * an d It w ill
, .r I d pout-paid hv P ä ti» H e i­
ne U o., tit. lx ju le . Mb.
L is t s 8-1 2 8 .-1 9 » ,-1 4 7 s a d -180.
The tubscnpllea price K O n l y ' n r y C e a t » a year. allke to a'l pe sons,
atento, newtpapenkJSStoutteredSt-svarr on* «Äs. Ctabs f five »«am pere,!
Sr the « 1 93. SO, enUffe Me club raider to the ha »er «ne yea: grata.
• e n d o r , o P o e t - U C . i d the names of tlx , i your eeijhbors who
wools appreciate tho. opnarfnnsty toreada eepy o The »unny soatn.and 'r.t
sample will no std.l«* ” •*• Vos«»« «•» r<»r t'*6 n** eut ®*!* •* •
t o 1» »
r tU N K T S O U T H entert over SO.POO Amerein hioke» now; nd
canni I t o . to «uv»
»e'on tod n fully at many more hm ies. as i n e . M'S
w e f t .'cislO 'ev C ’’’ F.to H>* ScWhern LI erirv v^Jenhly. svitale aoiumas
t a j v I hi th» mdSstendabf» of alt tn» pjqe.-s '.5.1 cause to you.
painhr.il I coughed SO much that
inv throat ar.d lu o /t were raw
and Sore.
Tbe doctors pro­
n ou n «.! it B righ t’s diseasejuid
(Abet * sa.J it was consumption.
It mattered little t.) mo what
they called it and I ta d no dc-
aire to live. A sister v.stUtd me
from f t . Izmi* and asked m e if
I had ever tried W ine of < 'ardut.
I told her I hud not and A a
bought a hottie. I belie”« that
itsa v cd m y lifo . I believe many
Women sonlJ save much Buffer­
in g if they but knew of i’a value.
lot
XNS»nU T»CA»»vr »>
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B IT T .E 9
. . . fr o m 9 5 “ t o » 1 B 0 0 0
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from 7 »0 ta
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»y«»* *nvw«e*rt » * 9« crm« 1«
d. S T F V F K 3 A B M 8 A H D T O O L 0 0 ,
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rom »«*
Cbleopee F a !!«, Ttut-, XT- 9. !■
. ----■---O c Abroad.
That A m ericans contribute .n
1
Itestoratlon T o E n try O f Lands '
Iu N a tio n a l F o rest.
1
N o tice is h ereb y g iv en t h a t th e lan d s
d esc rib ed Iw low . e m b r a c in g 487.99 1
a c r e s , w ith in th e 8 is k ly o u N a tio n a l For­
e s t, O r e g o n , w ill be su b je c t to se ttle - (
m e n t s lid e n try u n d er th e p ro v isio n s o f
th e h o m e stea d law * o f th e U n ite d S ta te s 1
and t h e s e t o f J u n e 11, 190« (84 B ta t.,
233), a t tiie U n ite d S ta te s la n d o ffice ut
R o seb u rg , O reg o n on F ebruary 26,1910.
A hy settler w h o w a s a c tu a lly a n d In
giMsl fa ith c la im in g a n y o f said la n d s
lo r B g r ic u ltu ra l pur|>oses p rio r to J a n ­
uary 1. l» 0 « , a n d h a s n o t ab an d oned
sam e, h a s a p referen ce r ig h t to m ake a
| h o m estea d e n tr y for th e la n d s a c tu a lly
o ccu p ied . Haiti la n d s w ere listed u p ­
on the a p p llc a tlo u s o f th e p erso n s m e n ­
tion ed lielo w , w h o h a v e a prefurrnoe
l i g h t su b ject to tiie p rio r rig h t of
an? snob se ttle r , p m v itle d su c h se t­
iats, a conservative estlm .tte
tler or a p p lic a n t is q u a lified to m a k e
h om estead e n tr y and th e p referen ce places the average sum for each
r ig h t is e x e r c is e d prior to F ebruary at |700. This being tbe case, tt
26, l» io . o n * Inch d a te th e la n d s w ill
SlOfl,
)>e s u b j e c t to h ctlle m eu t a n d e n tr y b y | w ill be seen that upward
a n y q u a lifie d p erso n . T he la n d s are 000,000 is thus apent an naatly l>y
a s f o llo w s ; T h e h l of S E | o f 8 W l, th e A m ericans.— D etroit F ree P ress.
NE1 o f 8 E J o f 8 W j . th e » j o f N W j o f
i 8 E I o f 8 W I, t h e 8 W I of SW 1 S ec. 2:1,'
T h e Jack T a r.
; th e NJ o f N E1 of N W j , th e WJ o f 8W J ;
o f N E J of N W J a n d th e NW J o f N W J ,
Brown, broad a b o j i 1 d « re d
S c 2«, T . 31 » ., R. 14 W „ W .,M , 140 1
round-faced, merry fello w s, t! t
c e r e s, liste d upon t h e a p p lica tio n ut
Ilcrliert W . L y n ch o f L an glois, Oregon ; ] Japanese seamen', though sq u at
L is t 6—128.
and short In stature, a rsd e cid ed
A tra ct o f a 160 a c r e s, w h ic h , w hen a pleasant-lookirg and in telligen t»’
su rv e y ed , w ill probably l»e w ith in Sec.
D ressed navy fashion, aDk
7, T. 33 8 „ K. V W ., an d Hoc. 12. T . 33 , lo t.
» ., R. 10 W ., tiounded a n d d escrib ed a s netfeerchief
and all com plst*
fo llo w s: B eg in n in g a t a sta k e on th e .
when on shore leave they rr»
to w n sh ip lin e w h en ce Ilia SW co r n e r
. o f S ec. 31, T . 32 8 ., R . 9 W „ t e a r s X. ■stially under the char * of <.
»0 c h a in s e x t e n d in g ; th e n c e N . «9 d e ­ p etty officer, who is held leaponsi
grees W ., 23.37 c h a in s to i-orner N<>. 1,
th e n c e S . 1 d eg r e e \V „ 40 i lia in s ; ble for their behnvior nud due re
ci
T H E S O U T H ’S L I T E R A R Y W E E K L Y
P u blished **t Atlaxataa, C».— CirctiLiticn Over 50.000.
BOa r .U N N T » q U T H lith e G r e a t L i t e r a r y W e e f c l r o f the
South. It ta Cevotefi to L / i t e r a l u r e , I t o w i a n c e , F a c t and F i c t i o n ,
er* (fives the hert otell th tl I* earrent In tl* Bald. Aawnfl Ils contrIbalors tho most
acted southern writers appear-JoelChandler Harris. Hurry SUllwoll rewards and
others ottroWIna tamo, serial stortea Inna Anl’iony Hop*. Moprle* Ihompvoa.
Sidney It Crockett. Mr«. Ge i»e Cvrhe.tsad Arthur w. Marchmont have appear­
ed. and olhors are In waltlna Item the »en otaathors of aatlonal not*. A short
elory contest brought oat n e a - l s - f l w e t » < » r » « f i r r « t » p l e n s l i « s h o r t
a t e r l e a , all wortfcya »lace In C 5 » e R V M M Y
S O U T H ’ » readablecol-
umnt Other oontotts are epMrmplated ihst will isree««f»lly exploit the rtpenln»
field of talent that enty «>•«<!» euch footer«« ta Blurtrata t h e wealth that Is toy ta
aaasrt llaelt,
r
,
O ve S U M M T S O U T H teems wtth the Ilf* eftho sreat south The gen
lot sunshine warms everythtaj into activity andtheteason s never coMenm«h
to thaek th* hand of «..»»try. 1 he paper com:* fraercnl with the breatl of the
Touraine is as rich In historio
in terest as it is in its natural beau­
tie s, declares Frederic Lees, in
A rchitectural Record. The bouse
o f V alois had a special liking for
th e banka of tb e Ixiire, and the
great nobles of their court bui’t
near the royal residences their
ow n ch ateau x—m arvels of archi­
tectu ral grace, atreugtb and
beauty, but of which there la not
a atone th a t ia not cem ented w ith
blood. For the V alois lived in an
atm osphere o f intrigue, fraud and
violent*«. They were alw ays being
conspired again st; and they m et
p lot with counter p lo t; If treason
could not be m et with force, a sud
den surprise or s ts b in the dar’-
or th e m aligna nt akill of suine Ita l­
ian chem ist, laid to rest forever
su spicions which m ight hare been
unfounded. It is but fair to sta te ,
however, th at th is was not often
tb e case, for the nobles were tur­
bulent and am bitious, y.nd when
n ot engaged in w aging war openly
or covertly w ith their soverign,
quarreled am ong them selves, and
led forth tlieirretain ers to surprise
or besiege a neighboring castle.
On the b attlem ent of every don»
jon there w as a watchm an, day:
and night, ever on the lookout for
th e glin t of arm s in the valley be­
low ; and ready to his hand w as a
huge horn, one b last of which
would alarm tb e garrison and
bring them to th e w alls. A few
fe e t below the watehm an there
dangled from a jo ttin g beam tho
corpse o f tom e poor w ietch, and
in tjie loathsom e dungeons be­
neath the m oat others w ere
chained to th e reeking w alls, for
every castellan had the right ol
adm inistering “greater and lest er
ju stice,” and could dispose of th e
liv es and liberties of his vussala aa
he deemed fit. H e had other priv­
ilege's also, som e of which make
us wonder why tbe revolution did
n ot come earlier.
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d i s p e l a m b i« ,
-ac T re e , nShtiii.il rrmwpption
¡ •irate Ion amt tty u IN a
; tu. 3Ò, .'tfá-nuta. ooklaod
.re by alt drnvglat*.
M IHTISOSOr TUB COVMTS.
.teiief. D o n ’t s u ffe r lo n g er. IV rite F.
W . \V iu .itM s . too M a n h a tta n A v e n u e ,
N ew Y o rk . E n c lo s e S ta m p .
STOCK and
POULTRY
MEDICINE
i
C a ra ts
C o u n ty J u d g e —E . A. B a ile y , G old
B ea ch .
C ou n ty C o m m issio n ers—O tto Ism ert,
G o ld B ea ch ; Bd S y p h e r , L a n g lo is .
Sheriff— N orm an T y le r , G old B e a ch .
C o u n ty C le r k — G e o r g e
W . S m ith ,
G old B ea ch .
C om ity T reasu rer—J a m e s C a u g h
W’ed d erb u rn .
A ssesso r— W m . T o lm a n , H a rb or.
H u p t,—W . 8 . G u erin . la n g lo is .
P urveyor—G e o . 8 . W ilso n , C h etoo
C oron er—D r. F . A. S c h lle m s n n , Wed-
d erb u rn .
«orvela o( «staro sad Bsaaty Draw
Many of Moble Family «a
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the District.
Jo», j.jj^H » „ .I S k ill D U ousea. A lis ta n i
) -a u g h t S te c »
P v a t'y y
i» f h» t r e .t I e v e r tn o r t. O u r
i r . n k i n * b a d w h ei. <»■ e»nt
n t g lt r la e * a d no w th e y *<■•
, fin » . T a » y a r e lo -> k:a < *0
b it t e r .
/
f i f t y
C urry— I. N . M u n cy.
J u d g e , 2d J u d ic ia l D istr ic t—J . W .
H a m ilto n , K osebnrg.
P ro seo u tin g A tto r n e y , id J u d ic ia l D is
tr ic t—G eo rg e M. B ro w n , R o seb u r g .
U. 8 . C o m m is sio n e r s— J. H . U p to n ,
L a n g lo is.
T K E S D A 8 8 N O TICE.
ps jn t T W 1? ! !
eased; that Dr. Kilmsr’s Swamp-
1 v ile r and scaldtng pain In passing
■ d Sifeets following usa «1 liquor,
.r tr e r and overcome* that unpleasant
being compelled to go often
. the day, and to get up many times
th- night, "nie mfid and tho extra-
ry effect of S w a m p -R o o t L toon
:d It Itandl the highest for Its won-
cure* of the most distressing case*,
ne d a medicine you should have the
Sold by druggists tr 5 0 c.g n d $ l. slzst.
u may have a sample bottle of this
ierful
discovery
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t book that teil*< W I3afcX>* * T ! ^
about It, both sent Fjjgvjf*ti
Joint Representative for Coon and
C ircu it C o u rt m e e ts F o u rth M onday in
A u g u st of e a c h y e a r .
N o t ic x is hereby g iv e n t o u l l p erso n s
n o t to tr e sp a ss upon th e la n d s f t th e C ou n ty C o m m is sio n e r s C o u rt m e e ts
first W e d n e sd a y in J a n u a r y , A p ril,
s w ir r & c o .,
u n d ersig u ed — the la n d s b ein g d escrib -_
P « t o » t itv w y o fC ,
J u ly and S ep te m b er of ea ch y s a i.
e d 'a s fo llo w s; A l l o t the la n d ly in g
Oup. U .5 .F a U » t O1&«c,Wet#ingtoa, O.C.
E a s t o f th o C om ity road lea d in g fro m P rob ate C o u rt m e e ts first Monday in
e a c h m o n th .
L a h g lo it'to Bandon o f L o-s 7 and 10,
S e c t io n 98, T o w n sh ip 30 S o u th o f CVRHT COVKTT K>ST OFVIOBS AKD FOST-
MASVSBS.
T R K 8 F A S 8 N O TIC I
R a n g e 15 W est, for th e purpose o f c u t ­
t i n g w ood or t a k in g o ff lo g s, nr o t h e r ­ C h e tc o .............................. M iss I d s C ooley.
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