»
I gang o f pabilo plunderers «
' m ied S t Louis f a r eo long.
, . . . powerful organisation, strongly
Oregon and her »¡»ter elates n
entrenched, and w ith ram ifications
great Fortliw eet bare no better friend (hgt touched every pha«e of hum an
'o r uiore hearty a d m irtr than f w « s e e , J t was a foe .»hat had
F o lk f o r P re s id e n t;
Published Every Wednesday. by
OoV. Joaepb W - F o lk
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td as a candidate fi r rre»l<Jf
bite», bought fraochisue when it *a a
the Democratic ticket.
,ry It, buy and » lo ltn oltp-r*
1» M i
Folk ha» made extensive.
s u b s c r ip t io n BATK>
outright. N o C irc u it Attorney had
O e . Copy One Y ear ........... .fl.fi.» , O11M of the section. Bach tim e tie
dared attack the ” »yste«n.”
•<>ni G jjjT T h r e e ? < o n t h é i
haa returned in t reaeingly enlhual
Y e t i t had t<> snccuoih. W ith
arile concerniwg ita future, the every art o f the sUntogiat and all
there atrook
the reittnlkw aeee o f a Crusader M r.
•’ Ti¿-gn*i*e»<i<»r**»«By<.rr paper,
Ih ifn . and n» wonder
b e h *, »ade.
, f , e f |h , . , g a n g .. eh„ „ r.
ehleh y o u r -«»•-}
k . HetúeUrani.
m sin» I y of i he ~ei’
at large. I t
ed it, and filled the ja ils w ith indi
illa« bren a pe»! ».ÍJyn* life work.
yidual uieiubera and tools. Bribe
’ Inr.C m erahleforestfireeare break I
« k.ng, trip recently M r.
ing out u> «he Caacade m o u n ta in s,1 Polk M id ; >.jt j , j„ the W eat, the takers and bribe-givers were indict-
in d ie
M
ed. ¿ There are generally many U k
}and sopm io the Goast Range. U n - i p , ciflc north*«»» »hal the e p irii of
era to one giver, but M r. F olk has
der th«f pte»ehl iy .t e r t ; Brea w ill b e aci j VI»y ie dom ioaut. Now ie the
always contended th a t the latter is
worse each year, u n til our forest* j <j eVe|Opment era o fo u r nation. Peo-
tbs greater crim in a l and the mors
’are dealreyed. I f Bring in the spring p|et p o t a t i o n , cone»itutM the prrt>-
dangerous, eo in each case hie aim
— in M ay and lu n e r -is h«H retorted lem of our future m akin g. Thy eli
wgfi u, get as m any of both as.pomi
to, t t a g ^ i l l ' b o rib large forests mate qf the northwest ie copgShibl,
so
Wg, ^ .J ^ j^ vn airs "g j vsrf« squealed
t» Ha wervab
Mefiws Wee*
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th at many hundreds o f employes
of the tru st were forced to work 12
hours a d ay, »even days in every
year*’,
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s it by and help on the commission became realities.
By J H- Up-ruy.
o f these crimes, because they ere en
Jt was M r. F olk who «fid ;
meshed by ten thousand oor.fiicting
"T b s great question before the K 'liio r 'T ill BUN«»
Jaw» and opinions, and entangled oouutry is;— shall th e n 2» a govern•
A P“«"■ negro was b u rn t alive the
knd strangled by a m illio n pugzling
by the people fur a ll, or gnv- Ulhor day near C oaU ville, Penny-1
technicaiitiee— all made by th e ' erllinent by privilege for a class?”
Ypnia, for k illin g a policeman who,
w him sicalities o f the bench and bar, | Therein is comprised a ll the is«ue pnSribly deserved k illin g . T his was
to tally oblivious of thé pure lig h t
»n parties. The tariff, trusts, a more ¿iaboiicsl display o f savage
doubt the Prosecuting Attorney
who convicted this innocent man
felt prnflri of the Conviction at the
ppae, forgetting in h it inh u m an ity,
ih a t it i* a prosecutor’» placq to pro
tect en innocent m an, as much as it
''Progressive democracy is con
gtructive, not destructive. I l would
out array class against class, but
preserve the rights o f all by causing
each to protect the rights of other*.'
j Barely thia ia evidence of con-
Is his duty to con vict a g u ilty one. slructivs statesmanship o f the high
Today a still more startling saro •• eat order.
before our Courts and people. Jn
M r. F o lk ’s career has been called
rancor th an happens a t the South
where no offense save aggravated
rgpft ¡g be|d u,
burning a t the
in O klaho
ma lately h u t not burnt alive , near
about the date o f the Pennsylvania
tragedy.
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W hen the Democrats iu Congress
pulled T a ft’s chestnuts out o f lbs fire,
by passing his Canadian Reciprocity,
they bad reaaon to expect th a t be
w ould **reciprocate” the favor to
the exten t a t least of approving
th e ir vary reasonable and moderate
reduction o f the ta r iff on wool end
woollens, b u t th ey oonoted on »
the trial of Besttia tin* rich young a «‘romance of public life .” H e iaa
broken reed.
a
husband, for the m urder of h i* w ife, yUung man for ope who has accom
A
man
named
Morrison
died io
where hi« very life may hang upon pfahed so much, a'fld hs became a
Eastern
Oregon
leaving
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llie evidence o f Miss Bio lord, both national figure long before!*« was 35.
the defense and prosecution are H e was born October 28, 1889 in «state which hie brothers elaim ed,
afraid to put* her on the witness Brow nsville, T en n . H is lather was which claim resulted in litig ation
stand for fear th at her evidence w ill l>na of the most em inent lawyers o f ?B » b ic h by a r e c e n t d e c i g i o n of the
non viol or clyar Beattis. She says'Tennessee and hahad th < *d vantage io p re m e Court they were worsted.
' T h e fact th a t deceased bad been
th a t she w ill tell the whole tru th i f o f « splendid home train ing ,
■^ll«*d. There is the excuse of hu-1
A fte r being graduated in latvfroU tj tte r fl-'e , u t o f wedlock was the rock
WI VI
N o tic e to C reditors.
HA
4 FULL LINE OF DRESSERS, CHIFFOINERS,
DINING TABLES, PARLOR TABLES, ROCDNG CHAIRS,
ARM CHAIRS, ROCS, MATTING, GARDEN IMPLEMENTS,
RANGES. STOVES, HEATERS, CROSSCUT SAWS, HAND
SAWS ft SAW SETS, BUILDING PAPER, WIRE FENCING,
Notice le hereby given to ell person*
indebted to me to come forward and
week.
aettle their accounts, as I am gofng
The Q regno Isa says th at the reason away and must have the money. All
th a t southern members supported unpaid accounts w ill be placed in the
the wool b ill, was, th at there was no hands of an attorney for eolleotion.
« . a WIEL8KN.
sheep j husbandry' s t . the southl
the production' immewM. k»4
in panic, b u t to no a rg il.
possibilities unmeasured.
z
’ , Mia work in oiaaoing up 8*. Louis About everybody except the Or»'
"Oregon is the garden ground o f
was so thorough, the results so ben goOian w riter knows th a t Texas is a
a ll this territo ry. Jio state w ip ¡be
eficient, th at when it c«die lim e to great wool state.
able to compare w ith her progress elect a new G overnor be was the
M r. T a ft insists th a t the *re c a ll'’
•Yoon Send Out blow pipes and squirt- under favoring conditions."
unanimous choice o f a ll up right w ill produce ««trimming Judges!”
guns and tw ine strings for firc lin w ,
Students of political economy fire
citizens. H e wee fought of oouree M r. T . has had experience as a Judge
and experts to teach tlteir uscl
follow ing Folk's career w ith a deal
by the geng elem ent, by the ‘‘in te r him self and knows. H e , however,
of interest. A »tern and uncom
ests" that fearad— and w ith reason -«trimmed" his M ils to catch the
Q u r W e a k J u d ic ia r y .
prom ising foe of dishonesty in p r iv
— a continuation of his campaign breese from the corporations, and
ate and public life, i t wa» as a lead
against dishonesty, and by all the one m ay well wonder i f his con
Show ma a man who is aatufled er and organiser of a» arm y to fight
associated powers of e v il, banded science does not now trouble him
w ith th eA m eric an Jud iciary, and J m unicipal evil that he gained hie
logethes in a common cause. For for having, at the behest o f the C in-
'w ill show you an ignorant fool, a early fame. Then ho began to be
»11 this, be was eieutedi the only c ip n a tti railroad com pany, ja ile d
ra flih g scoundrel, or one who be known as a constructive statesman
Democrat to w in on the state ticket men for sim ply q u ittin g the service
lieve» in the rig h t of the classes to and economists say th a t history w ill
in 1904.
o f th a t corporation?
ru le the masses, an aristocrat rather give him even moie recognition in
H e was a t good a Governor as he
One, of the m any objections the
than a democrat, and one who places this role.
had been C irc u it Attorney and his
Lords have to the Commons b ill
the d o llar above hum anity. The
T h e four years of his adm inistra
record in both offloee are standards
taking away from them th eir veto
pole purpose of the Judiciary should tion as Governor o f Missouri were
la St. Lotus awd Jefferson C ity . As
power Ie, that they say, they fo r«
be to establish Justice— an yth in g filled w ith reconstruction. H e is
Governor, he had m o re . tim e to de
th a t the Commons w ill enact a law
l h * t retards Justice should be de the father of the first state A n ti-
vote to wise constructive la ws, w ith
p ro vid in g for the paym ent of oom
stroyed. A new set of l a * books Lobby 1st», th a t killed professional
what result has been seen. Missouri
penM tion to the members o f Parlia
founded upon elemental Justice and lobbying in Missouri and broke up
today h more prosperous than a t
m »nt{ W h y do the Lords object to
b n m iu d ty must be dtplsed, in place one o f the most sinister rings th at
tim e >° her history. Under
such compenmlionT S im p ly because
Of the horrible instrum ents of wrong ever drew circle about s legislature.
hie adroiohdration population in
i t w ill • pnable poor men in larger
flow fillin g opr law libraries. T h e H s evolved the s ta te w id e D irect
creased and lan d values w ent up 25
numbers to accept seals in tbs law
tp lae o f eyidenoe, n o * oonetrued to P rim a ry law and also the statute
,» r cent.
The big cities were made
making body. T h e y see in this a
vor rogues must be abolished, for the select i o n o f U n ited (States
. . .
, law abiding np'd the lawless driven
o n ly , fear to tell the truth-«- Senator, by direct p rim ary m esures ;
R wg# g bugj possible cu rtailm en t o f the privileges
and emoluments o f the rich and re
I t is w bat honesty asks,— hat our
greai gigniftexnoe in election re
fuur year^, ye t It was a whole life
spectable class. P rivileg e in Eng
Courts are instrum ents of its sup- form and of ineeiim abls benefit to
tim e o f achievem ent.
land as here dies hard. H e re , the
prteeMon. This i t a murderous feat t i,e public.
f t ie f iir these reasons th a t Joseph
Courts are the b ulw ark o f Privilege,
Ure of our Judiciary trials, and. qur^
Cutppulrory Education, prohibi-
W . Folk is a serious possibility for
while there the House o f JLords.
hearths« D istrict Attorneys are often tlon ()f child labor, the 2 oenta.m il«
I ’resideui- o f (he U n ited States.
B u t thanks to years of struggle and
pie q>urderert of innocent men, and passenger railroad rate, ^paxim um
N eatly all our lawyers sre murderers freight rate b ill, a hum ane parole
agitation, the Lords h are been shore
of Jostipe, and o u i helpless Judges'
af | were urgeil by him and they
C U R R E N T T O P IC S .
— | of their powet for mischief and op
A negro was mobbed
The Place to Buy your Furniture
We<
_________ ________ __ la filase of thte am-Mcrer w >dy. I t
s a » • drop et «teoboi «ad not » greis o f bafcit-fonatog or lojunee»
I , a pun ¿yrevte «xtrert of booties, estive A m ericas rao t*.
left inArtegon in top
eycept
'in ¿ship .p O t . along th * coast.
Faddigto. are F ig u rin g ; .Fires are
F la m dig» Foret t * lire W ad in g ; Fool*
a K F ig lR itq p T h e Govern in m t wi 11
b f tfu lh ynd Justice,, which even a conservation of n atu ral resources,
fool m ight discern i f common sense im m igration, im perialism of the cur-
rency system ,all «re included, for i t
prevailed.
^ V u M n o i T a man «fé* le t M l o f 'jg the constant w arfare between the'
penitentiary after serving over 20 people and the predatory powers
years for a m u rd er o f which he was (hat make ¡»sues, ope and a ll.
entirely in n o ceo t-rth o raal m urder
¡T q , b anlution o f this question
er, at last confessing the uriuw. No M r. F olk offered; , .
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Port Orford Hardware,
Wall Paper & Furni
ture Store, v
'Is t ,
to her bet U t t i . ,
WIRE STRETCHERS, E TC , ETC.
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Come in and Look Over our saoipJe
books of Wa.ll P ip er.
WM. GIVINGS.
P ro p .
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AMES S, JOHNSTON
(SoccMMor to N. & Nielsen.)
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NEW GOODS,
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«applies w ill be reoeived bv every steamer. I t shall be
myznu:
(to keep a fu ll stock of everything required by the
trade in . ^e line of
G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S ,
B O O T S and
S B iK
M E N S and B O YS, C L O T H IN O ,
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L A D IE S ’ D R E S S G O O DS,
’ H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E and T IN W A R E ,
___ C IO A ftS , T O B A C C O , P IP E S
C A N D Y , N U T S »m l N O T IO N S .
, I n fart, a «apply of everything usually kept In a well stocked
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N o tic e Rtr F a b ric a tio n .
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in a n ity , a t least, in th e defense’» V an d erb ilt U n iversity he ip e n t 4 ’*Pcm which the case split. The ipgueeo lbs., one set of heavy harness,
one SchntiAr wagon as good as saw
fear of her unknuwn testimony; year in practice in his home town iflt» * * ° f Oregon claim ed th »t, in»»
For psttfeuUr* write
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J . M , Langlois,
b u t there ia no excuse whatever for
moved to St. Louis. H e prao m usk as deceased was a bastard, ha
|h e prosecution; which by refusing ticed in the c iv il courts a *d soon ooaid hava no heirs a t l * w p o t o f y U n g iete, Oregon.
in put her on the stand, shows its In iiji Up a large practice. A lth o u g h ,*1'* ° wn body, hie property set-healed
Syrisgllafo,
Willingness to suppress im portant lie had a liv in g to make, h « tO o k a l o t h e s °v e |r e ig o ,t h e 8 t * t e ,l h i 8 un -
teetim noy.and ehowe its willingneea deep and patriotic intereat in p u b lic ' d«r *n effete and musty rule of the
You will find a pice lot of new spring
to hang Beattie ahether g u ilty or aflkira. Always a Democrat, he English common law l I t would ba hats at Mrs. M A. Nielsens.
interesting i f the rig h t of th e la n d
innocent. The owl eyed Judge looks went on the stump for the ticket in
Port Orford. Oregon.
lord to “ first n ig h t” privileges w ith
wisely oa, w inking at Judicial m ur 1896 and in 19OO.
I n 1900, the Democratic leaden M tw w lfe o f hia ten an t could he test-
N e tto « fo r P u b lto a tlo w .
der, without a shudder. H e should
h im on the
DapsBTassT ov vae I xtbmob ,
brder the testimony to be produced, r placed
. _ . ______
. .. ticket
____ fo rC iro u il •** *n '■hi’ 8t«te, for English ” au-
|li its utmost fullness. T h e Prose ' A ttorney of St. Louis. M r. F o lk 1* 0»'“ » ”
this rig h t sre U . 8. Land O «pe, a t Roseburg, Oregon
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August 2»th, 1911.
cuting Attorney who w ill refuse did not desire the office, but he put nuwer °M» and elaborate,
Notioe Is hereby given that
such evidence when a human life is ' patriotism above private gain, s e e ri-, Banker Perkins was called before
H e sa t M . A xtill ,
h l etake is a m urderer by a ll prin- j ficed bis law work and entered the' the Congressional Com m ittee invea-
of Port Orford Oregon, who, on August
cipies of moral law, rig h t, and jua- J cam paign. H e was elected by 3,000 lig atin g the U . 8. Bteei T rn et, and, 14. 1908, m«d« Homeeteml entry M i l l
among other questions- was asked i f Serial, No. 04006, fo r NWJ f f i t . BE*
ticc.— an inhum an wretch— a namet m ajo rity.
BB1 and Si N » . Section 17, Township
less b u m »11 monster— unfit to prac
I t ie almost like re n tin g the Dec i t was not the policy of the trust to
23 8 , Range I t west Willamette Meri
tice in a n y court this side of H e ll.
laration of Independence to review defy and destroy Labor Unions, diaa, haa filed notice of intension to
i
M r. F o lk ’s work as proeeculor of the which be nnnwereri in the negative, make Final Commutation Proof, to es
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i largest c ity weet of the Mississippi, and, fu rth e r, affirm ed th a t M id tablish olaim to the land abovedesorlb-
PH.0 0 Kewrnrd.
|s o w e llis i t known. I n exposing tru st was U v o rab le to Organized ed, before J. H . Upton, Un tod BtotM
Commissioner, , t Langlois, Oregon, on
L ost — op Ute county ro*«l between electiqn frauds, which wee
b it Drat
C h airm an Stanley then the 90 day of 1 tetofaer, T »tl,
wm bis
Brat L a b o rl
l >rt Orford and Sixes, daring the big task he gave utterance to th
Claimant names as witnesses ;
the e ' read from a resolution passed by the
•tonth ,H July, a 32 Special 8. & W „ (-„moos rem ark:— “ One who v io la te«' board of directors o f the trust, and
kttslrm etal revolver A
w
|aw ¡« not a Democrat, he ia not of which M r. Perkins was a member,
w ill be given for the retarn ol the gun
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Urn Iteok of Port Orford-
* Rvp“ hlican, he ie a crim inal."
denouncing labor unions; and the John Fromm, o ft-*
B c V jamu ) F . Josaa
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J. W . ru x A c a s . '
Then M r. Folk went after the witimee waa compelled tooonfeea
Register
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S H E R IF F 'S 8 A L M .
None» Is hereby given th at by virtue
of an Execution end Order of sale Is
sued out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for the County of Cur
ry, bearing date the 1st day of Beptom-
l*er, 1911, under the hand of the Clerk,
and the seal of mta court, in • carta In
suit lately tried in said court wherein
.
- n(j Samuel
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ants, on a
udgment and decree ef foreclosure In
avor of M id plaintiff, and against said
lamuel Van l*alt, defendant, for the
earn ol »11,289.08, apd »20.80 costs and
>t bursemente, to me directed and da-
Ivered, oompumdlng ma at such 8her-
ff to proceed to notice of «ale, and to
sell the real property in e»»d writ and
order, and hereinafter partteulerly de
scribed, to satisfy M id w rit «cd order
ol sale, as by statute in auch
made
and provided; now, In obedience to
said w rit and order ol sale, and in pur
suance of m y duties as such Sheriff, I
w ill on
SATCXDAT, OCTOBSB 7th, 1911,
in front of the oourt house door of said
County, at Cold Beach, at tbe hour of
2 o’clock In tbe afternoon, offer for sale
and sell to the highest and beet bidder
therefor, for eaahln band, all the right,
title and interest which said defendant
Samuel Van Pelt had in or to the land
in eaid writ and ««der ef sale, or any
part thereof, on the le t day of March,
910; o* a t any time afterward, or now
has, of ia and to the following describ
ed land, to satisfy said writ and order
of sale, and tbe costs and expenses of
making such sale, v ia ;
Donation Land Claim No. 88 of Hiram
TuLtl« situated ' In sections 4, 6 ,8 and 9
“ South Range 18 West
bounded and described
S Ä E i . 2 [inning at a point 91.95
________ _ __ '4.06 chains North of
tbe south-east comer of the south-west
quarter of section 4 above Township
and Range, and run thence South,
18.08 chains; (hence West. 88.38 chains
t h e n c e North, six degrees and thirty
praaeioo. N o w , w hat w ill our peo minutes West, 13.90 chains; thence
North, th irty- three degrees and tWrty
p ie do w ith the Courts?
minutes W ert, 4 86 chain*; th'enoe East
92.60 chains to the place of beginning,
Langlois, Or.
and containing 180.94 «ores, excepting
therefrom one l o t 1 heretofore sold to
W
illiam K irk , and containing one half
W r a tlip r R e p o rt n t P o r t O rfo rd
acre. Also Lots 4, 5, 8, 7 and 8 and
1 F o r th e W e e k ending
N E i of 8E1 of Section
Township 41
South ol Range 13 West of Will. M e r .
Sept.
1»11.
oontaiuiuK 186.20 acres. Also, Dona
tion Land Claim No. 89 of Christian
Temperature.
Tuttle in Sections R and 9 m Township
i d
41 couth Range 13 Weat W ilt Mer..
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aqd bounded and described as follows)
1
f
Beginning at a P«iut 16.15 chains North
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f
O l
of me north-east corner of the south
east qu arter of the south-east quarter
of sec: ion 9, and ran thence South 15.15
chains; thenoe West 98 chains; thence
46
100
.00
70^
North, tblrty-flve degreee West, 10.80
iöö
61
.0«)
chains; thenoe East 104-20 chains to tbe
98
88
dace of beginning, and containing
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Ò
100
.68.88 sores. Also, all the land lying
60
29
78
and being between ordinary high tide,
.00'
1ÓÓ
and ordinary low tide bordering on the
30 "76 '*64
Cbetoo River in front of and abutting
ài
.00
100
the lands hereinbefore described, to
68
gether with all fishing and fishing
....
ióo
” 86
rights appurtenant to a ll of tbe above
de-cribed lands, together with the
"fifi"
.00
‘i
100
tenements, hereditaments, sppurten
68
aneee, rights, privileges and franchises
Avara««»
Total
belonging to or in any wise appurten
.00
100
61
69
ant to the said lands, together with all
water righto and water ditches appur
F ob tub M outh or AcocM •
Monthly Mean tem p... ................ » tenant to or belonging to tbe mid lands
herein described, exoeptine the town
Hiahest
.......... . « lots sold prior to March 1 ,19i0, accord
I,ow«»t
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ing to the plat of the town of Earbor,
Total R tln fa ll..............
not exceeding in all ton lots, which lots
J. D. LOUCK8,
by 120 feet; all the above de
Observer
scribed land is situated in Curry Coun-
ty. Oregon
F O R SALE.
Dated a
at t Cold Beach, Kept. 1, 1911.
W . A . B ishku
Bbcrtfl o< Curry
One D» Laval S ep a ra to r N o. 95. one
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Deputy.
Diabrow Combined churn and worker,
one 18 inch pre) He Queen breaking
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plow, aae good Baggy, one team weigh
9,
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General Merchandise Store.
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JOHN R, MILLER.
GENERAL MERCHANT,
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Has opened a new Storfc with
08669.
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p , 8. Land Offioe at Roseburg, Oregon.
July 17, 1911,
None« la hereby given that
J o m s H . Bcaimwixn,
wboM poet- office address Is 779 Over
look Bird-, Portland. Ore , did, oa the
23 day of January, 1911, file in this of
fioe 8 worn St element and Application,
No. 08868. to purchase 8 | 8EJ Sec. 42,
T. 80, 8. K 14 W . A lota 1 & 2, Section
6, Township 31,8., Range 14, West,
Willamette M eridian, and the timber
thereon, under the provisions of the act
Of June 2, 1878, and note amendatory,
known as the ‘Tim berand Stone L aw ,”
at such value as m ight be fixed by ap.
pralaement, and th at, pursuant to such
application, the land and timber there
on hare been appraised, »205.00 the
timber estimated 410.000 board feet at
60 cento per M , and tbe land nothing;
that said applicant w ill offer final proof
la eapport ol his application apd sworn
day of October. 1011,
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Office, a t Boeebarg, Ore
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Register.
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I t «hall be m y purpose to keep a fa ll stock o f ev eryth in g required by the
trade in th« line of
G B O O E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S ,
BO O TS a r itf S H O E S
M E N ’S and B O Y ’S C L O T H IN G ,
L A D I E 8 ’ D R E S S G O O DS
F A N C Y GOODS,
C IG A R S , T O B A C C O , P IP E S ,
C A N D Y , N U T S and N O T IO N S .
I n fact, a supply of everytblng usually kept in a w ell stocked
Merchandise Store.
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C u ll and E x a m in e Goods, and get Prices.
JOHN R. MILLER,
G eneral