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Proaeouting Attorney, Sd Judicial Dis
tricL—George M. Broun, Boaeburg.
U. 8. Commissioners—J . H . Upton,
Langlois
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U. 8. Sen’ta—Jonathan Bourne J»., of
Portland and Oso. E. Chamberlain of
Salem.
□ongreaaman, F irst District— W illis
& Hawley, of Salem.
Governor—Oswald Weat, Salem.
Secretary of State—Ben. W. Cleutt Sa­
lem.
State T .e a a u re r— Gee A. Steel of Sa­
lem.
8u p t Public' Instruction— L . A. Aid
erman, Salem.
State Printer—W illis Dunlway, Salem.
Attorney Oeneral— A. M . Crawford,
Salem.
Cleric State Land Beard—Q. U. Brown,
Salem.
Joint Senator tor Coos and Curry—
W. a Chase.
Joint Representative for Coos and
Curry—8. P. Ppirce.
Judge, ad Judicial District—J. W .
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Notice or Appl.i-^iiitn for Patent!
ta Plaoer raatla.
j ORIGIN OF T H f MffDSTONE.
o r »M aas.
County Judge—E. A. Bailey, Gold
Beach.
County Commissioners—Otto lamert.
Gold Beach ; GooChenoweth, Laugloia.
Sheriff— W. A. ¿iahet, Gold Beach.
County Clerk—George W . Smith,
Uold Beach,
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County Treasurer—Ji
Cauglieli
* Weddeifeurn
Assessor—W m . Tolman, Harbor.
School Bupt.—W . 8 . Guerin. Laugloia.
-Surveyor—D . Cunniff Jr., Uold Beach.
Coroner—D r. 8. J. Mann, Langlois.
MSKTISOS or TUB COUBTC.
Circuit Court meets Fourth Monday ia
August of each year.
County Commissioners Court meets
first Wednesday ha Jaaaary, April,
July ami September of sank yeai.
Probate Court meets first-Monday in
each mouth ,
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Gold Beach.
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These are features which
make the Smith Premier the
choice of the man who
in v e s tig a te s
advantages.
ABO FOST-
.Mias Id a Cooley,
kteteber Gardner.
. . . . . . J. W . Ritey.
. M r. K. H Ruaaell.
Mrs. V iola A . F ry .
.............A. M . Riles.
. . . .Amos Johnstoa
...J . 8. Cappa.
. .E . Rackleff.
J. A. Balnea
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Port Orford
Langlois
Eckley
In the United State« la n d Oflloe. •
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Roeeburg, Oregon Land District.
Fetewt Fewer roputerly Bettered to
M ineral Application No. 8687*. An-
ht the Mysterious .
gust M . 19H.
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BubeUaoe.
Notice ia hereby given that
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W h e re did th e tu ad etO M come
of Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon, fro m ? N o one aeema to kn o w . I t
has made application for a Uni ed does not belong to th e m ih e ra l
States patent to the following described kingdom , n o r n tn it be aaaigued to
gold and platinum bearing lauds. Io -' a place in geological fo rm a tio n »,
eated in Sixes Mining Die ti tot (unor- ~
ganised)Curry Coniilv, Oregon, to w it:
N E L S W i. Kt NWJ H W j. E l W | NW1
tiW b and 8f SU’J NWJ Section 8 and
8EJ HEJ NEJ Section 7. Twp. 39 South
of Riiuge U West o( Willamette M eri­
dian, containing 100 acres, known as
the Aciue-Eiuergeut-y Placer Claims.
Consolidated.
The said lands were located by ap-
plicant and lila aaaooiatea on, or about their efficacy always know where
February 26, 1888. and relocated by the nearest is kept.” One of them
said applicant and associates, Lizzie haa been the property of an Ohio
Utvelbiaa and E m m a Bowne, Decem­ negro and was placed after the
ber 8, 1802, as shown by notice record­ death of the owner in the state li­
ed in Book 8. Ourry Oonnty Record of brary nt Columbus. There it was
Hinee at Page 70; and said associates recently applied to the wound
have assigned their interest in said
caused by the bite of a supposedly
lands to said applicant. The apgRraut
rabid dog. The dog recovered and
for patent, and those through whom
the
woman to whom it was ap­
he-claims, have expended over five
hundred dollar in labor and improve­ plied died of blood-poisoning,
ments on said lands in developing caused by the unclean contact.
8uch a atone was kept in the
their minerals and mining.
All of said lands are adjacent, ad­ Virginia state penitentiary for
joining and contiguous to each other, yearn and was open to nil comers
and tlie quarter section comer at the forapplication to the bite of amad
SW corner of NWJ See. 8, Twp. and R. dog or other allied wounds. One
aforesaid, is the corner of one of the such (perhaps the same) was at a
sub-divisions of said tend applied for, Inter date sold for 9 » . '»
to w it: the 8J 8 W | NWJ Bee. 8 afore­
S t illm o r e fatnoua was that
said, said quarter section corner being
brought from Russia itf 1887 by a
an established oorner of tlie govern­
physician of that country who set
ment s u r v e y , ______
There te no known vein or lode or tied in Nevada. I t had previously
other mineral'bearing roek in place on 1 been exploited in that country for
any part of said lands and no adjoin­ at least a century and a half, a
ing mining claims except the follow­ fact supported by documentary
ing : W .O . Corbin claim, W alter Sin­ svidence. The document was w rit­
clair date», John Hudson claim, and ten in native Russian and as no*
Joe Hudson dalm .
body concerned could read it
Any and ail persons claiming ad­ everybody implicitly
believed
versely, the mining ground described what they were told of It*.
The
above, or any part thereof, or vein or owner offered the atone fpr sale
lode or other interest therein, ars here­ for |l,0 00 and a Joint stock com­
by notified that nnless their adverse
pany waa formed for the purchase,
claims are duly filed acoording to law
▲ number of shareholders ad-,
and regulations thereunder within
sixty days from the date of the first tranced 91 each and/ the balance
publication of this notice, with the w m made up by a farmer who be­
Register of the Roseburg, Oregon Land came Ita keeper when the pur­
Oflloe, they will be barred in virtue of chase wa^ completed. Ita fame
atlll flourishes and it ia aaid that
the provisions of law.
an offer of 93,000 has been refused
B i u a m m F. Josas,
Register. for it.
comparative
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The Burrow Clevis
Always Stays “Put”
MB » (b w ir «wife an d m y a e lf I imw « Ixten
■ atag C A 3 C A H V T S ai.d th ey a r r toe best
■ • d ie lo « wo Hava ava. hod In the house I«sat
wwak m y w ife waa fra n tic w ith headache tor
teroday*. ah« tried «vine of y o u rC 4 S C A K E T & .
imd 9 k e rre lie v e d the pate in her bend m nioal
Im m ed iately W e both r«H«.n:itn JM* CM&caretc
C h a «. b 7« tiE r-»n u
F itte b u rf Safe A Depee»< Co., Pittebur*. Pa
in«. Pn’-ii'i« r.Arnv TaM* Goo**, lx
[««•r fttvk . kVA-tkaiii. «>< Urli • Um. lwc. Aw
O U R £ C O N S T IP A T IO N .
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fissa»dv <*M»t>««». <'t»teu»(a,'Rf««rtP*»i. Raw Ynrk. S|7
Thousand!) H a v e K id n e y T ro ub le
and Don’ t K n o w It .
K o * T o P ln d O u t.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
Water and let It stand twenly-fo j r hours: a
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sediment or set-
’ t l l n j Indicates an
f
rs JrT— J, unhealthy oondt-
tlon of the kid-
' 1 v neys; If It status
your linen Jt ia
evidence of xld-
f~ /
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass It or pein In
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|he b*c|t |s also
Sonvlnei.-.g proof that the kidneys and blad-
Sar ars out of order.
W h at to D r.
There la comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed, that D r. Kilm er’s Swamp-
Reel, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain In the
bask, kidneys, liver, tladder and every part
t l the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
M bold «rater and scalding pain In paaslng
K, er bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or bear, and overcomes thet unpleasant
aacesUtv of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra­
ordinary effect ot S w a m p -R o o t Is soon
rsqllxso
It stands the highest for its won­
derful sures of the most distressing cases.
If you uaed a madlctne you should have the
bast. Sold by druggists ir 50c. and $1. sixes.
You may have a sample bottle of thia
woadsrtul
d is c o v e r y ____
ftd fiir
u ty T o that
u r flWw**lR
iata
and
a book
t e l l a ^ TTHW
p f l W < k 'w
t f r t M
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Candy
C a th
a rtic
. o»«rf*
couwtlnat
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snore
about
It.
s e n tJ
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la « e I f C t t both
d falled«8tf
a u * - ljP
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absolutely frae by mall,
addrass D r. KUmer &
near»
C«.. Binghamton. N. Y . When «rrklng mon-
Ban
rawing er
thia g gsnsroua
offer la thia paper.
yvsrraes
i r t TTMidschcs wftt ytet«
« u lc k lr
to
the
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In flu e n c . of
Dr
N dnaaa Si eaala
€)ne o r More o f th e follow
DRAUGHT
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STOCK «md in g habits?
Refusing to Lead.
Afraid of sodden falling of board
POULTRY "Running
away when halter or bridTe is removed.> Biting
fast in stall.
Afraid of sight and soutfti of steam
MEDICINE* GoUiJkg
Pawing in stable.
Kicking at master or strangers
trosl'la* whieb B*e not bowel and
H e a r irregularities.
B la c k -
Draught Stock »ml Poultry Medi­
cine 1« a bowel and li'.vr remedy
for »tiiek. It puts the organs of
digestion in a perfect condition.
Prominent American breeder« nnd
farmer« keep their herds and flocks
heal I by by s irin g them an occa-
»ional dost of M ath-D raught Stock
and Poultry Medicine in their
(.Mil. Any stock raiser may buy a
23“cent half iwund a ir tig ht can
of this medicin« fr o a kia dealer
and keep bi» stock in »igorotn
health for weeks. Dealers g«-ier-
allv keep IPuck-Dranght Stock and
Poultry Medicine, if your» doe»
not. tend 25 cents for a »ample
can to the manufacturers. The
Chattanouga Modicux Co., Chat­
ta n o o g a . Tens.
Ro jl'BLUfi. O r .,
w, I9W.
HlBCk-D » u g h i »tnclr and P u a l> y
Med*^tne la th e b « * i IffY ’H*tried. O ur
ffto«k waa o o k ia f bad whan ro a a<»nt
me the m w tie ia a and o® v they are
g ettin g an fine. Th a y ara looking I t
per eaeu b itte r.
ft P. R B O C K 1N O T O N
Tender bitted.
Afraid of sound of buggy or wagon wheels
l’awing when hitched in street.
Afraid of touoh of shafts
Crowding in stall.
Scaring at hogs or dogs along road
Refusing to halter or bridle.1
R unning away
Pulling on one rein.
Striking.
Tail switchers
Lugging on hit
Bad to harness.
Bad to groom
Lunging and plunging.
H ard to shoe.
Shying
Jum ping fences.
Refusing to hold back going down hill
Afraid of automobiles.
Bad to hitch to buggy or wagon
Afraid-of paper.
Lolling the tongue.
Afraid of robes
Afraid of umbrellas.
Afraid of clothes on line
Afraid of sound of go n> Afraid of band playing
Afraid of canvas top wagons.
Afraid of cars
If you have horses addicted to any ot the above men­
tioned had habits or vicious traits, you can cure them.
A.nd permanently too, by following the system as giv­
en in this course of lessons, thereby increasing the value
of your horse m any dollars worth, whether you want to
keep or sell him. It will increase your safety and confi­
dence in driving and handling any such cnimal.
The only licensed horsetrainer in Oregon.
All
work guaranteed.
H. Z. H A N SE N ,
L anglois, O r
to w rite fbr o«r confidential la tte r barer* ap­
plying for po ten ti i t m a r bo w orth monaar.
W a prom ptly obtain U . 8. and Foratga
The exclusive right to handle tala
Clevis will be sold by Counties or
States, or set ot three can bo purchas­
ed for 81.00.
Address
W , E. B urrow ,
Cor bi n, Ore,
I must husband iny tim b er Io re­
place fences and buildings an the
farm , therefore I must not »pare any
more cedar. Please do not a»k for it
The green trees will grow and tlie dead
ones will keep.
J. H.
U ptok ,
Langlois, O r., August 27, 1810.
$100 Reward
H. T. 8TEW ART
PATENTS
DOCTORS
o r i X OU>,1 » . s e n d u I f l f l M E Q I A T f i
F R E E report on pataataball’ y. via gtaa
She K ‘«t «affai aorvioa and advice, and our
Utargoe are m e le rate. T ry ue
say em u um ptio n can be
cured. N atu re alone w on’t
do it, it needs h e lp r
SW iFT & CO.,
SffHI'SIMlISIOM
P a to n t Low yttr»,
Opp. tl.S. Patent Ofltca.Waahiniitne, fi C.
H rn v fy r Is IWoofil I h r i i ,
,’i(WB h 1»’«*! iTic-ïU» a elann akiir. No
r.ity w irX 'u t it. CHM-arria, O uh ljr Câthar
il.- :.
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‘ir ii i op tt’ > Iju v Ifvelr i v a <ntying alt i a
i»k« hum th y lo o / . Begin t»> day la
.:a I pih'p.e«, boi-«,.
bì*U’!ó ie n tl*
M l i e ’
A • - .H i ÓM 4u. ’ Lx«»-. * i »
Permanent as the h ills, but can be
removed la a second of tim e. The
only Clevis now on the m arket that
stays where, pot.
U n lik e the o rd in a ry steam ship,
the fish forces ita e lf th ro ug h th e
w a te r m id u ite ra ita
c o a ts *
by m eans of the mime organ, th e
ta li. Several Inven tors, though,
have frie d to jic rlo rm troth func-
t lions w irli one piece o f ap p ara tu s .
T h e ftrwt n p p lira tio n o f th e Idea—
> a t least o f ¡ate years— w aa m ade
. to the subm arine. Some F ren ch
» boats o f th a t clans have been pro-
• vided w ith a peculiar jo in t in tie-
b p ro p e ller s h a ft, Just outside the
t ste rn , so th a t the screw ita e lf cat!
; be sw ung from aide* to side.
II;
1; changing th e angle n t which th e
1 th ru s t Is made ag ain st the w a te r,
j the bout Is steered and rudders
a re made unnecessary.
F ro m n short re p o rt mnde to t b *
d ep artm en t of eom m en e a t W a s h
‘ ln g to n fro m fh * A m erican consul
■ a t B irm in g h a m , it w ould ap p ear
th a t the anme system has beer
trie d on boats which a re m ean t to
. tra v e l on the surface only, lik e
n ap hth a launches.
A n English
firm is In tro d u c in g th e inven tio n ,
but the la t t e r is o f F ren ch o rig in .
, T h e "p ro pu lao r,” ns It is called,
. can be applied to any boat a lre a d y
I in existence, If It is not too large,
r H o w the connections are ronde is
j not explained, but th e consular
re p o rt wavs th a t It is possible to
4 dispense w ith the necessity of
borin g a hole th ro ng h the stern
post, and o f supplying a jierniari-
en t p ro p e lle r s h a ft and stuffing
box. I t can lie atta ch ed to a boat
nod rem oved fro m the same w ith
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t ilin » eounJS U r
M lle T Anti-rum
fu r ka» j iw h a , « « ’ r a lx lu . « e te U c s . rta
T U K 8 P A 8 S N O T IC K ,
NOTARY
P U B L IC
Any person or persons trespassing
upon the Croft Lake Ranch,—the Mc­
Lellan and Marshall Ranches, w ill be
prosecuted to the u tm rrt extent of the
law; and a reward will be given f o r ia
fnrinat.olisn ft w ill le . tdeo-k-bt -o
I, the undersigned, hereby give no­
tlon of the guilty parties.
tice that I have a conveyance from the
Patentee to tldelands and water Iota in
tlie Harbor of Port Orfor I, Oregon, on
A«ue«a pwr-ffid »MM» '«8«. 38lL»*|S«48M
a portion of which a part of the wharf
99
Irara* in^aw« ’n
juo ino ii'n jw iiii. c,
is erected w lthoat my content. At
H!* Il «Kl W to* firtP I •
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parties are hereby warned no* to drive
piles or trespass in any manner what­
soever on said tideteuds or water lote.
>l«s A s i a Q- V ast .
Portland, Oregon.
out any m odification o f the Iroat
its e lf. A nyone ta k in g th ia “steer
la g p ro p u la p r” t6 a la k e ,riv e ro rth e
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seaside ntey a tta c h it to any bout*
he finds th ere th a t is w ith in Its
range of |rower. A s the p ro peller
can be co m p letely tu rn ed around,
a reverse action is given.
The
f A u to m o fo r J o u rn a l sta tes th a t a
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given nnm ber o f these tra n s fe r
ab le propulsors have b«v*n ndo, ♦
ed by the navies o f F ra n c e . Russia
and Ja p a n , and th a t a 12 hors«
p ow er propulaor haa been succew-
f u lly ap p lied to a launch, which
to w ed a 800 i * n caaal barge w i'b
• load of 100 tons of sand.