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OXDXDS -ASISTID E IS T D S .
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For Infants and Children.
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THE
HOME
GOLD
CURE
A n Ingenious T re a tm e n t by W h ic h
Drunkards are being Cured Daily
In Spite of Them selves.
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Noxious D o le s . — No W eakening of the
Nerves. — A Pleaxant aatl Positive
C ure fo r th e L iquo r h a b it.
M R S . G A L L U P 'S W OES.
W a n te d to B r o a d e n
H im .
Charles B. Hanford while playing Io
a Texas town was approached hy a
WHILE WASHING DISHES SHE GETS young man in typical cowboy fashion,
ANOTHER SUMMONS.
who said:
"Are you the mnnager of thia play
O n T l i l a O c f n a lo n S h e lina Only nu that comes tonight?’’
Mr. Hanford said he was.
H o u r I . o n u o r t u l . f v e m id P u t a I n
“Do you want to hire a man to help
t h e T i n e OI v I b s M r . f i n l l u p P o i n t
act ?”
e r» .
"No. My company Is complete."
(Copyright, 1801, by C. B. Lew ie]
“Want to hire a man to help count
Mr. Gallup had lain down on the money ?”
lounge after supper to smoke a pipe, I “No.”
nnd as Mrs. Gallup cleared off the table
“Want to hire a man to get Wit In the |
and washed the dishes she sail" “Wea back of the theater and holler and ap
ry Souls” at the top o f her voice and In plaud?’’
high spirits. It might possibly have
“Not this tour. The audiences are at- j
been her singing which Anally lulled tending to that very satisfactorily.”
Mr. Gallup to sleep and dropped the
“Wnnt anybody for anything on
pipe from his mouth to the Hcor, al earth?”
though It had never done It before. He j “Not that I think of at present”
was gently snoozing when Mrs. Gallup I
"Well, that’s Just ottr luck. We’ve
appeared with hands pressed to her got a man here who recites pieces In
heart and a wabble to her gait, and, J consideration of lielng treated. If be |
sinking Into a chair, she gasped:
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, ,
i doesn’t get treated, he’ll hang around
. u n it
a up, s u
tens tea t as nn,| majje tjle barroom unpleasant for
c
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lo
u
u
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a
n
lnutt<
a
tiz
l
w
n
n
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1
a crowbar In less’n an hour, and you’d 1
hours. We don t want to hurt hint, for
better git up and give me a last em lie’s a good sort In the main. But he
brace.”
only knows three pieces—Mark Anto
Mr. Gallup gurgled In bis throat ns'
ny’s oration, Ham let’s soliloquy and
he slept, and without seeming to notice I
Rienzi’s address to the Romans. We
his condition she continued:
thought that If you could flatter his
“Yes, Samuel, I’ve got my summons. I
mind luto the belief that he’s n great
I was puttln aw ay the last dish when 1
genius and haul him around the coun
try two or three trips, so that he can
learn a few new pieces from you, we’d
be willing to make up a purse that
would come mighty near making It
worth while.”—New York Telegram.
A\i*gclabte Prcpatationlor As-
sinülaling ihcFoodaiitiRegiila-
ting Ute Stomachs raid Bowels of
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
1
Prom otes Dige3lion.Cheerfut-
n ess and ResLContains neither
Opiuin.Mojpiiine nor Mineral.
q *
i «4 R ipaat Tabules w ith to much satis
faction that I cua cfcterfully recommend them.
Have b««n troubled for about th ree 7» at « with
vu&t (called btlloueattackseoeilng o a regutArijr
»nee * week. Was told by different pli/aklaBS
that it was caused by bad teeth, of which I 1» I
•everal. I bad the teeth extracted, I ut the a t
tacks continued. I had seen tulvi ril» •. ir-iu <»f
Rlpans Tabu it* a In all Die papers but bed o o ta llh
In them, but about elx week» since a friend in
duced mo to try thorn. Have token bu* tw o of the
■mull Scoot boxes of the Tabules an 1 bar* had
do recurrence « f the attacks. Have never given a
teatlidontai for anything before, but (he g n a t
amount of Rood which 11 elleve has been done ir.a
by Rlpans Tabules Induces mu t >odd mine to the
many temlraonlalx you doubticas have in y»ur
. T. Da W itt .
puavedsion now.
I want to Inform yon,
In word* of bigheat
praise, of the benefit
1 bare derived from
Rlpans Tabules. I am a
profcauluutU nurse und
In this profeaslou a clear
head la always needed.
HI pans Tubules does it.
▲iter one of my cases I
found my «elf completely
run down. Acting on t ha
advice of Mr. Geo. Bow*
er, Ph. G., 5S8 Newark
Ave., Jersey City, 1 took
Itlpnnff Tabules with
g ra n d result«.
Miss UlUSIB W IB DM AM.
I h a re linea a preat sufferer fron
r r o -- - five y«’.ir i. Nothing g -ve
q
ily f.-.-t a- I bu» and ahdoin» n
uld n*>t w ear »hoe« on my feet _ •nA J*
dre.-».!. I »aw 1.Ipana Tabules adven?*
dally paper, boucht some and took the?
cd. K iva t » en them about three
Is sue i n ch-.nge I I am not co n-.tipatko
and I owe it ail tu Rlpan« Tabules. ¡k
care old, h a re no occupation
hottac Id dutlea end nurs'ng my elcg
Ho I ». im i the drouey and I err,
a», tryk,
Tabui forldrn. lie feels aorue
ie h n tterj
take f me tima, he has been s ic k «o iS
or ay use iny lutter and name a t you l lk < l
Jbra. W ary uohuufj
I hrve been suffering from h'-adsc^
«luco 1 wsa a little girl. 1 could J
car or go
» into «2
H bout j J
J i* « * S * * S * S 4 * lA * * A A 1 ’^ 4 * S X place without
headacheand*
teand
stomach, i
Rlpans Tabula»,
au u t of mlnu a
taking thoin ten
of the atomock.1
* found such rek
tin lr use she ad
T h e m o d e rn s ta n d
* to t.tko them L
have boeudoiaj
a r d F a m ily M e d i
last October, i
say they have o
cured my he
c in e :
t h e l ì ly
I mu twenty u
old. You are
c o m m o n e v e ry -d a y
to use this test
Mrs. J. Baoo
j
R -IT ’A ’N S
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C ures
It is now generally known that drunk
N ot N a r c o t ic .
enness is a disease ami not weakness. A
ill o f h u m a n i t y .
liody tilled witli poison, and nerves com
Mother was troubled
with h e a r t b u r n aud
pletely aha.tered |>y periodical or ron-
tfO U J rS A M U E L HTCJISR
•lucpleaanoss, caused by
Hr M».n j.«i
etant use of intoxicating liquors, requires
indigestion, for n good
•u(lured with
fa m p k in S eed-'
an antidote t apaille of neutralizing and
many rears. One day
his bead, com
¿tx.StHHM ♦
•he na\r a testim onial
eradicating this poison, and destroying
aud complain»
Rock -Ab Scüt -
In the paper indorsing
stomach. Ho o
A n û r.b vtJ -
Hie craving (or intoxicants. Sufferers
R lp a n « Tabules. blio
eat
like ohlldrt
may now cure themselves at heme with
determine 1 to gi ve them
t i l Ctirtx/nafp Soda *
ago do and w
a trial, was g r e a t l y
out publicity or lose o f time from busi
Mftrç» .£*«</ -
did eat did n<
K«
VW »
M w ith him. He
relieved by th eir use
Ctanfinl . ûzntv
ness by this wonderful “ HOME GOLD
a n d n o w t a k e s th e
WfcitoyAv f rVawsr
and of a saffre
CURE ” which has been perfected after
Tabules regularly. She keeps a few cartons Rlpan«
Reading rome of the testim onials in
many years of close study and treatment
Tabules lu (be house und says she will n o t be w ith
KlpmiH
Tabules,
I
tried
them.
Klpans Tat
A perfect Remedy forConslipa
out them. The heartburn and Blpeplesiueoa have
only relieved but actually cured my yc
ttl inebriates, The faithful uso according
disappeared with the Indigestion which whs
R o n , S o u r Stomach,Diarrhoea
the headnebes havo disappeared, bowo
to directions of this wonderful discovery
formerly so great a burden for her. Our whole
good Condition and ho never complain
Worms .Convulsions ,Feveri sh-
is positively guaranteed to cure the most
family take the Tabules regularly, especially after
stomach, lie Is now a rod, chubby faced b
a hearty meal. My mother is fifty years of tigo
n ess and L oss o f S leep .
olietinale case, no matter how hard a
v. underfill change I a ttrib u te to Klpans
and Is enjoying the best of health and spirit* ; also
I am sutisfled that they will benefit any o
drinker. Our records show the marvel
eats
hearty
rnoals,
un
impossibility
before
she
the
cradle to old age) ii taken according
Facsimile Signature of
ous transformation of thousands of
took kl>aFff Tabules.
A nton ii. B l a u k m .
tions.
B. W.
drunkards into sober, industrious, and
Upright men.
A new style p a c k et contaluin.r ten k ^ ans tabules packed in a p ap er c a rto n (w ith o u t gloss) is now
N EW YORK.
WIVES, CURE YOUR HUSBANDS I
a t som e d ru g sto res fob n r « cents . This low-priced s o rt is intended fu r th e po o r a n d tho economli
CHILDREN, CURE YOUR FATH
dozen o f tfco five-ccut c a rto n s (120 tabules) can be had by m ail by sending fo rty -e ig h t o e n ts to Un
E R S I I This remedy is in no sense a
CilEMiCAD CourANY, N’o. 10 S pruce S treet. N e< Y o rk —o r a sin Me c a rto n ( ten tabules ) w ill be s e n t fo r fl
nostrum hut it is a specific for tins dis
K ip aks T abotjei mAy also bo had of som e g ro cers, g eneral ei
«.opt r n ■' vm ag* nts a n d a t som e liqu,
r shops. They baulbh pain, induce sleep a nd p rolong h ie . Oue gives m h s i.
ease only, and is so skillfully devised
and prepared that it is thoroughly solu
i l l e und pleasant to the taste, so that it
can be given in n cup of tea or cofree
without the knowledge of the person
T H I C E N T A U R C O M P A N Y . N E W Y O R K C IT V .
taking it. Thousands of drunkards have
B i
cured themselves with this priceless
remedy, and as many more have been
cured and made temperate men hy hav
PRALTH
ing the “ CURE ’’ administered by lov
E m e r s o n '« L a s t L e e t n r e .
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ing friends and relatives without their
In his “Eccentricities of Genius”
knowledge in coffee or ten, and believe
Major Pond tells the pathetic story of
The Florence Real Estate Agency :
U nited States Land Office,
today that they discontinued drinking
Kalph Waldo Emerson’s last lecture,
bargaill8 tu oficr in »i
« f h
'
Roseburg, Oregon, M»iv U , l'.iül.
of their own free will, DO NOT WAI T,
t h e f o llo w in g i v
.
.
..
® J N otice is hereby given th a t in com pliance
delivered In the Old South church In
,
J)o not be deluded hy apparent and mis
I w ith th e p ro v isio n s of the net of Congress of
Boston for the fuud to save that build- j
} ‘
. . .
leading “ improvement.*’ Drive out the
Ing from demolition:
80 acres of timber m < l a b o u t f o u r J u n e S, 1S7H, e n title d ‘•An net fur th e side of
disease at once ami far all time. The
“As he began reading his lecture the '"'!es ff'»» Acme and 1 m ile fr o m S iu e - tim ber lauds in th e S tates of C alifornia, Oregon,
“ HOME GOLD C U R E ’’ is sold at the
extremely low price of One Dollar, thus
audlenct was very attentive. After a j ' a w river. Has a large quantity of tlraiid j Nevada a n d W ashington T e rrito ry ,” as extended
I to all the P u b lic l and States by a c t of A ugust 4.
placing within the reach of everybody a
few moments he lost his place, and his cedar timber wliieli can lie e«sily hauled j 1K92, E dw in Staples, of M apleton, c o unty of
treatment more effectual than others
granddaughter, sitting In the front row j to the river. Price $500.
! Lane, s ta te of O regon, has th is day file«! in th is
costing $25 to $50, Full directions ac- ’
of seats, gently stepped toward him J 120 aCres of tide and bottom land j office h is sw orn sta te m e n t No. 1627, for th e pur-
company each package. Special advice
and reminded him that be w as lectur- , frontil)g 0I1 tlle siualaw river ahoiI, njne , chase of th e s’ 2 se«^, s‘2 sw’4 of Section No. 22,
by skilled physicians when requested j
: in Tp.No. 17 S., R ange No. 9 W., an d w ill offer
lug. Tie saw at ouce that he was wan-
....
,
without extra charge. Sent prepaid In
dering, and, with the most charming, f
.
orence. /
aige, new . proof to show th a t th e land so ught Is m ore val-
any part of the world on receipt of One
MB. OALLUP STILL SLEPT,
characteristic, apologetic bow, ha re- ' ruine ,0"se' H K<’"d bilrn- H,,d a hearing j liable for its tim b e r or stone th a n for a g ric u ltu
Dollar. Address Dent. ]. EDWIN B.
GILES A COMPANY, 2330 and 2332 my heart give a sudden bob, my bend sumed his place, an Incident that seem- nri:»lrtri» °» 11 acres on the place. About ral purposes, a n d to e sta b lish his claim to snid
begun
to
go
round,
nnd
right
before
Market Street, Philadelphia,
ed to affect the audience more than .
acres have been plowed. Steamer to land before th e R egister an d R eceiver of this
AH Correspondence strictly confiden me I saw my coffin nnff nn open grave. anything else that could possibly have Florence passes the place every day. office a t R oseburg, Oregon, on W ednesday, the 7
tial.
For a nffnlt I thought I was a goner, occurred. A few moments later he | Price $5000, including stock and ma day of A ugust, 1901.
H e nam es as w itnesses:
but then a small voice whispered to
A 8TOCK FARM*
W illiam W ells, Fred Wells, C ora M. Staples,
me that I’d live nn hour longer and | took a piece of manuscript In his hand cbinerv.
and, turning around with It. laid It on
A good frame house and two lots in and E B enahm , nil of M apleton, Oregon.
A good stock farm of 100 acres lying tlint I'd better come In and talk to 1 a side table. Just then one of the audi
¿ .y a m fr iH l
A ny and a ll persons c la im in g adversely the
you.
I’m
here
to
any
some
last
d.vln
West
Florence, near the river. A new Above*described
on South slough is now offered for sale.
lands are requested to file th e ir
ence said to me (I think It was Mrs.
words to you, Samuel, nnd, though 1 1
claim s in th is office on or before said 7 day of
About half of it is boltom and tide land,
Livermore or Mr. IIowo), ’Please have sidewalk to the property. Price $300.
don’t expect to draw tear« to your
40 acres of land on North Fork about A ugust, 1901.
P O R T tó íiH í
the ti<U land lining already »liked. A eyes, I do hope you’ll listen and re the audience pass right out.’ and. rush
J. T. B r id o k s . Register.
ing up to Mr. Emerson, said, ’Thank 35s miles from Florence. One acre
new bouse, an orchard of over 200 trees member what 1 say.”
you so much for that delightful lec cleared. Price $200.
on the place, and about 000,000 feet of
At tiffs Juncture Mrs. Gallup’s tears
ture;’ then, turning around, waved the
41 acres, on North Fork about five N O T IC E F O Il P U B L IC A T IO N
good timber conveniently situated for began to fall nnd her chin to quiver,
audience to go o u t
miles from Florence. Several acres tide
U n ite d Slates Land Office,
logging. Extensive out range. About anil, being so busy with her emotions,
“Ho probably had been speaking
B oseburg, Oregon, J u n e 5, 1901.
U nited S tates Lnud Office,
16 bead of cattle, most of them cows, she did not even look Mr. Gallup's about 15 minutes. The audience pass land, the rest bottom and bench land,
N otice is hereby given th a t in c< m p lian ce
Roseburg, Oregon, A pril 28,1901.
w ith th e provisions of th e a c t of C ongress of
with the land. i*rice $3,000, including way. Swallowlug nt the lump In her ed out, many of them In tears. It was A comfortable house ami a small barn
n e::, 18/8, e n title d “ An act for th e sale o fd im
thront, she said:
N otice is hereby Riven th a t in com pliance Ju
on
the
place.
Price
$700.
her
la n d s in th e S ta te s of C alifo rn ia. Oregon.
one o f the most pathetic sights I ever
i»tock. Inquire nt the Florence Real
w ith th e provisions of the a c t of Congress of N evada, and W ash in g to n T e rrito ry ,” as e x te n d
“Samuel, I’ve alius kinder felt that witnessed.”
160
acres
of
unimproved
land
on
North
E state Agency.
ed
to
all th e P u b lic Land States by‘act of Angiisi
J
u
n
e
3
,
1S78.
e
n
title
d
“
An
net
for
the
sale
of
In case of my death you'd marry
Fork about leu miles from Florence is tim b e r la n d . In the states of C alifornia, Oregon, j I ^ S i X ' o f O ^ g ^ 'h n M h S ^ K y f l S m ih l-
ng'lu,
and
It's
alius
mode
me
feel
a
nin
E
i
w
t
W
o
r
d
«
.
N O T IC E F O R P U B I A C A I I O N .
offered for Baled. Near to county road. N evada and W ashington T errito ry ,” as extend office h is gworn s ta U m e n t No. 1681, for th e pur
little edgewise, hut a change has come
Interviewer—Alderman Swelhed, I
ed to all th e P ublic Land States hy a c t of chase of th e n o rth w e s t q u a rte r t»f section
over me. It come two weeks ago. I’m have come to get your views on the Will make a good stock ranch. Price A ugust 4,1892, J o h n Joyce, of G ardiner, county
U n ited States L an d Office,
to w n sh ip No. 18 8., range No. 9 W., nnd
w ill offer proof to show tlm t the land Fought is
now resigned lo your takln a second proposed change In the curriculum of $450.
R oseburg, Oregon,
of liouglas. State of Oregon, has thia d ay filed in m ore v aluable for its tim b e r or Mt»nie th a n f<
May JTth, W01.
wife. lu fact, I think It's better you I the grammar school.
150 acres mostly timbe. land lying in th is office h is sworn sta te m e n t No. L»7, for the a g ric u ltu ra l purposes, and to establish hi ’ claim
Wotlce Is h e re b y givan th a t In en uip lian o e should.
to
.. . said er» land ’ before
— ”, the
•••'- r e g i s t e r Hm«
w c i v c er r t»
id « receiv
Mrs. Teaeliout w as say In to
Alderman
Swelhed — Curriculum! section 13, tnunsbip, 18 south, range 10 purchase of ihe sc’4 nw '.,, lot 7, neb, l n v '. „ n w ' , !»
, a t R oseburg, Oregon, on Thursday,
w ith th e pro* isioits of ilia a c t of C ongress of me the other day that If 1 dropped off
ne1.,', of Section No. 17. in T o w n sh ip No. 21 H., th e 22d day of A ugust, 1901.
What’s
that?
I’m
ag'ln
it,
whatever
it
west.
About
three
acres
cleared.
A
J u n e 3 , 1K7S, e n title d “ An net for th e sale of you'd marry ag'ln luslde of four weeks,
| Kanve No. I t W.. nod w ill offer proof to show
H e nam es as w itnesses:
Is.
creek large enough to float logs runs th a t the land so u g h t is m ore valu ab le for its ,.,Frf'll„ Ì'lsli‘ J-6« , T r a v i s . B arney D. P ain e and
tim b e r la n d s in th e S tates of C alifo rn ia, Oregon,
ns
you’d
want
somebody
to
comb
your
» lias, rhotuas, all of Eugene. Oregon.
Alderman Swelhed, reading the re tb rough the land. Price $550.
N ev ad a a n d W ashington T e rrito ry ,” as ex te n d
tim
b
e
r
o
r
stone
th
a
n
tor
a
g
ric
u
ltu
ra
l
purposes,
Any and all persons c la im in g a d v ersely th e I
ad to a ll th e P u b lic Laud States by in d o f A ugust hair and cut your toe nails, but I don’t port of the Interviewer next morning:
A tract of »bout 50 acres fronting on and to e stablish his claim lo said land before above-descrilied lands a rc requested to file'th eir
4 , 1HW, ill Is w orth B enham , of P o rtla n d , c o u n ty think you’d be ns mean as tb a A You'd “Our distinguished townsman, Mr. M.
claim s in th ia office o n o r beioi ‘ said 22d day
th
e
R
egister
aud
R
eceiver
of
th
is
office
nt
Rose
:
w ait at least three mouths, wouldn’t T. Swelhed, was found at his charming Clear lake three miles soutliof Florence hurg, Oregon, on Saturday, th e 18th day o f ! A ugust, 1901.
o f M u ltn o m ah , S ta te of Oregon, ha? th is day
_______ ___ ______ J. T. Bit:
, Register.
filed in th is office h is sw orn a ta te m e n t No. Ififd. yon?”
home, surrounded by abundant Indica A fair bouse and about five acres cleared. J u ly , 1901.
fo r th e p u rc h a se of th e nw ‘4 n w ',, m J* n v ’< nnd
Mr. Gallup snored In reply, and. tak tion of ripe scholarship and sturdy A good wsgon road from the place to
H e nam es as w itnesses:
NOTICE FOR r U i : i , ; < A I I o n .
s * * i na*4, o f Sectiou No. tw e n ty -th ree (28). in ing tlds as nu answer lu the ntlirma-
B ridget Joyce, Jo h n C assidy, W. F, Peck nnd
common sense. In reply to our report the Siuslaw river at Glenada. A fine
fu to w n s h ip No. seventeen 17) so u th , K ange No. tlve, Mrs. Gnllup went on:
Land Office a t Ko eburg, Oregon,
er's question he said:
place for a summer residence. Price D ennis O’B rien, nil of G ardiner, Oregon.
n in e (9) w est, W. .M., au d will offer proof to show
’’Tho usual time Is a year, but I
Any nnd a ll persons clnim inir adversely the
» u
.
,
J u n e 14. 19(1],
“ T do not desire to force my opln- J $500.
U nit th e la n d so u g h t Is m ore v a lu a b le for its
N otice is hereby given th a t th e follow iug-
alx>ve described lands are requested to file th e ir nnm ed se ttle r has filed notie»- of his inteiitio7i
ain’t askln you to wait that long for Ions upon the public.
tim b e r o r sto n e th a n for a g ric u ltu ra l purposes,
but
this
I
will
A
tract
of
a
little
over
two
acres
of
claim s in th is office on or before said l? th day of to m ake final proof in support of h is c laim , mid
a n d to e sta b lish b is claim to Raid la u d lx-fore me. I’ve bin a I in ill work In wife, and say. that I bnve given to tiffs question bottom lnud between Florence and J u ly , tuoi.
th a t said proof w ill b<* m ade before c
n
I’ve nllus saved every lilt of the soap long anil studious attention, incidental- A,.111(1| ,y i„K on tilIewater
H olden, U S. C om m issioner, nt Florence
fh e R eg ister und R eceiver of th is office at R oec
J. T. B r i d g e s . Register.
on
tidewater
near
Rose
Oregon,
on
A
ugust
.1,
l
‘
.
«d,
viz;
L
o
u
is
e
Em
m
,*
grease
anil
made
the
ten
last
In
a
way
b n rg , Uoiixlns c o u n ty O regon, on S atu rd ay , the
ly examining Into »lie curricula of insti
on Id . | | . E. It»!«», for the
, e '. Sec' 83 and'
n e v en tee n th (17) day of A ugust, $901,
to surprise you, but I ain't askln for tutions of learning both at home and Ilill cannery. A fair house on the land.
e e . 31, T. l. ,s .. R. n ’ w ‘
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N . "‘a H e S nam
H e n am es a s w itnesses:
es th e fo
' llo w in g w itnesses to
any praise. I'm old anil humbly and
A
.
‘
ine
place
for
gardening
or
raising
prove
abroad, and, although I And In the ex
hi: co n tin u o u s resid en ce upon and
W illiam Ife u rv Drake, of M eadow. I su e
c u ltiv a tio n
of said land, viz:
U n i i Z T ^ c , L and Office,
f o u n ty , O regon: F rederick W ella a m i W illiam uiglislghted, and 1 can’t bln me you If isting course of study uot a few mat sn.all fruit. Price $125.
you kick up your lieels arter I'm gone. ters for coudemuution. still, upon the
R ich ard Evan, W alter H osford. Ira B ray an d
W ells. <>f M a p h tm , la n e c o u n ty . On*g<nH
100 acres of land near Clear lake lying
R oseburg, Oregon,
K. Stokcly, of P o rtla n d , M ultn o m ah m u u t) ,
Ilcry Sm ith, nil of M innie, Oregoi
Shall you go on n bridal tower with
O regon.
whole, I cannot say that I should ad in section 11, township 19 south, range
v
May 14, luoi.
J. T. Bin does , Ri g istc r
I ain’t
Any a n d nil p erso n s c la im in g a d v ersely th o your sivonil wife, Samuel?
herehy piven th** incompliance
vise any radical change until I have 12 west. Price $250.
askln
’cause
I'm
Jealous,
you
know,
n
o
•
i
.
»
.
.
w
ith
th
e
provisions
of
th
e
a
c
t
of
C
o
n
g
r
e
s
s
of
nbove-dcacrihed land* are re q u e ste d to file th e ir
BANNERMAN’S PHENYLE
further time to examine Into the sub
112 acres unimproved land lying on J u n e s , l s 's , e n title d “ An a c t for the e .le o f
When we ject.’ "
c la im s in th is office on o r before said 17tb d ay of but Jest out of curiosity.
T he M ost P o w e rfu l D is in fe c ta n t.
the
north
side
of
Clear
lake
2J.
miles
o
i
mberl,,11,1»:iii
th
e
S
tates
o
f
C
alifornia,
Oregon
A u g u st. 1901.
got married, all the bridal tower we
E,e M °a Zr* £ ".d a e r ®l«ide K now n
J. T. H m iim irn , R ig h te r.
had was to go to a clrcui and come ! “By George, that feller’s got my ex south of Florence. A good wagon road N evada, and W ashington T e rrito ry ,” ns
to Modern Science . ,
act language, word for word! And be
e x te n d ed to a ll th e P u b lic Land S ta te s 'b y act
home lu a thunderstorm, lilt If you
didn’t take no notes neither! By from it to the Siuslaw river. Ft ice $600. Of A ugust t. 1.192, f o r a M. Staples, of M apleton CIRKS
MOTIOE FOR PUBLICATION
want to go to Niagara Falls with your
CIRES
138 acres of land nt Elmira, Oregon. c o u n tv of Lane, s ta te of O rcaon, has th is day
George, what a memory that feller
Hog Cholera,
new wife don't stop on my account.”
C nlted S tates l a n d Office,
Ckitbit
offered fi r nny m a c h in e th a t will*
A liox house, good barn, and plenty of tiled in th is office h e r stvorn statem e n t No. I«”«
must
have!"—Tlt-Blts.
Saia» P li™ ,
R oseburg, O regon,
As Mr. Gnllup hadn't been asked a
■ n : ran g e o f w o rk , anil di» il *
Cholera,
for the p u rch ase of th e
n w ',, Sw>; uw^ ’
outbuildings
on
premises;
6
acres
ly Lini well a s e a n be done unii*
May 27th 1W1.
illic it question there was no call for
Worm«, Lit«,
s
w
',
of
se,
tlo
n
No.
27,
in
T
ow
nshi,
"
Rocpe,
S
m
a
l
l
t
h
.
n
g
e
.
N otice Is h ereb y given th a t in c o m p lia n ca
P No. 17
orchard, 16 acres in cultivation, 10
him to wake up, nnd ns Mrs. Gnllup
and Cukentl
w ith th e provision« of Die s e t of ('o u g n ss of
“You know, I feel Just like a counter acres more cleared hind, and 80 acres S., R ange , No. 9 W. * ,ld wiH offt;r Proof to show
I f«, snii „II
felt like weeping she had a fairly good
D A V IS
th
a
t
the
land
so
u
g
h
t
is
m
ore
v
aluable
lo
rits
tlin -
Szrt Mouth.
J une 3 , 1H7«, e n title d “ An a « for th e sale of
feit bill," observed n young man to a slashed ; balance,
latid
her or stone th a n for a g ric u ltu ra l purpo-. . „„.i
brush
and
timber
lim b e r la n d s in Die States of C alifo rn ia , Oregon, time at It before saying further:
friend with whom he was walking,
to e sta b lish his claim to said land before the
land. Price $20 per acre, $1000 down,
”1 did think nt one time that If you
B A N N E R M A N 'S P H E N T T F r
N e v ad a , a n d
W aahiugton
T e rrito ry ,” as
v E ii T I C A I. F E E D
stopping In front of a barroom.
d , t e m p e r , pink eye, ll.s tu U g .í, f l
•xtcnd««d to nil th e P u b lic I.am i States married a ehit of a girl I’d come back
For further inforntalion inquire ol R egister and R eceiver of th is office a t Roseburg, A bo m an g e (>n dogs.
*
0 Iu
“ Why?” querlad Ills partner.
John C Beck, Point Terrace, Oregon, or S ' ’"' °" Ww,WMb'5'’ ,lle 7’d«»'
|»y act of A ugust 4, 1W92, W illiam H enry Drake, and sit on ttie footboard of the bed and
N N E R M A N ’3
"t?
A ugust. ' fo o R t A
beep of
ro t. an<l j.
\
‘
’ bee
“I caunot pass,” the other explained,
of M eadow , c o u n ty of Lane, S tate of Oregon, linuut you, but I've chuugcd my mind
M a c hin
ap p lied a n d nevpt tnij
1 1
tick. Jt id ci ta&lly
She imm%s as w itnesses:
w aving Ills hand toward tho entrance W. H . Weathereon, Florence, Oregon
h ag th ia «lay ltl»d in (b is office h is sw orn slate
about It. It ain't 1n me to lie menu I of
the
place,
F -B e n a h m , W illiam Wella, Fred wclh,
gneut No. ttkM>. for th e p u rch ase of th e s \ of the I\ Idle It 'penrs to me that you’d better
I 'ii bn« boon bef -r • (b e p u b liflf
and insect 4.
RANCH. , E dw in Staplea. a ll of M apleton, (iregon
“Oh,” remarked his friend, “don’t A LARGE STOCK
t«:c j usi fifteen year.«.
n « ^ of th e se 1«, of Section tw e n ty th re e marry a widder woman about 40 years
|
A
n
y
a
n
d
a
ll
p
e
rso
n
,
c
la
im
in
g
adver-ely
the
let thnt feeling worry you. You know,
f 23), a n d th e lie*« of Dio n e '4 of Seetum No.
T H A S N O T B E E N CLAI^
old. If you decide on a girl of 20 It ain't
The " Cox Ranch,” including about I ahove-deacrlbed la n d , arc re-.uv.ted to «1, , h(.ir a ^ Ï ki M 1,1 l , c
” er?!l in e \ e i ’ hon-eH . l,i
tw e n ty six (26), in T o w n sh ip No. sev en teen (17)
I’m somewhat accustomed to shoving
«tabilshmeut it u «>r-¡ »■•«.'
"
1
for
me
to
raise
no
row.
While
a
wid
,
c
la
im
,
lit
tilt,
office
on
o
r
hef,
p ro v in g th e DAVIS
clan«,
«
a
t
e
?
,
a
,1
..
’.
!
,
,
’'
.
.
"
'
"
h
“?
’
.
V
i
’
i:
1200
acres,
12
miles
front
Florence
on
i »tic* and ’
goUU). Rauigv No. N ina (9) west, W. M.,
re «aid 7, day of over th e V lited
the queer.” And he took the matt
t»enIth e ll
*. Vved I.)
der woman would lie nt work scwln
Dver seven .
and w ill offer proof to show th a t thx' land
the ocean beach, near the Cape. A A ugust, 1901.
«1- " b r niAiiv fo rg e v to e V nbi
with
a
thirst
by
the
arm
and
carried
E
S
S T O N E A R lt
th ro u g h o u t th e V
J. T. B ain cx a , Register.
« o u g h t Is ut»»rv v a lu a b le for its tiiut>er or stone patches on your trousers and mnkln hltn on down tho street—Memphis house and burn on the place aud a few
ßAnnern»a.u'Mpi!
I* e q u a lly giinv-antee» '•(are««.
t o p r e v e n t th e a b o v e n o n ,
----------
_
a n d de>trov .ill
( b a n fo r a g ric u ltu ra l purposes, a n d to e stablish apple butter, a gal wife would wnnt to Scimitar.
i f'noTitqm odor« if tr« . i
u - e l a b o u t th e i .e u i
acres plowed. The government road lo
S’*. W rite for t c irc u la is a n d
fils c la im to said la n d beforo th e R egister and be swlnglu lu a hammock or pinyin the
NOTICE FOR P U B L IC A T IO N u,tim'mi*”
------ 1.
Heceta
light
house
crosses
the
land.
R eceiver o f th is office a t R oacbunr. D ouglas melodism, but It's your own lookout
She K aew ,
----
O O tN N E R rtlA p g
CTO.
C o u n ty , O regon, o n S atu rd ay , th e «aiveiiUmnlh The |inpers are full of gal wive« run-
The place will support several hun
e 7 -7 3 rc i.rk S et
A clergyman while catechising his
U nited state* U n d ) « c
CHICAGO. IL L .
f ) 7) d ay of A ugust, 19»4
„
F
S.-Bannerm.n-K
r- hern le w am granted the two
niu »way with ttu pcddlera, and you Sunday school had occasion to ask tho dred head of cattle or a large herd of
h ‘* fh iir» , Oregon, May 27th l'»u
Bighc-t
Med.i.
au
I
p.l.
N otice 1« h c n l.y given th a t In' r.'m . i
H e names as witucsse*
Culoinblau LxpubiUoa GUiA of Award ut tlio World's
must hev reuil o f 'em as well as me. children tho moaning of the word sheep or goals. About 600 head of sheep w ith the pruvlatona
of th e net of
K 11sworth B anharn a n d Mary RHsw«*rth stoke
Was
you
th
ln
k
ln
'of
a
gal
w
ife
or
a
'
epistle.”
A
little
girl
In
the
youngest
and goats now on Hie ranch will be sold
ly , of P o rtla n d . M u ltn o m ah « o u n ty , O regon,
F O R P U B L IC A T IO N .
Widder, Samuel?”
N evada and W a«hin«l.m Tc‘r , i . . ? - ‘i.R.’. '. ,r'.'«' '.h N O T IC E
class was so certalu that she knew willi llte land if desired.
F red e ric k W alls a u d W illiam W ells, of M aple
Mr.
Gallup
combined
a
sigh
and
a
that she did not hesitate a minute, but.
ton, L#ue (o u n ty , O n g ia.
I .and Office, R oseburg, Ore.
Time
will
lie
given
on
part
of
l l t e price
W
2.
Mary
E
ll.w
o
rth
stokelv’
.
7
P
2
,
‘
snore nnd stood mutual, nnd after with the greatest o f contl,lence'. an
Any an d a ll p erso n s c la im in g ad v ersely th e
»unty of M uttim m nh. State
sta« , ,,f
2. IPfil.
.. ¿ r c¿,n,í
N otice is h e re b y g iv e n th n t th e I¿11
a b o v e d escrib ed la u d s a re reqlimited to rile th e ir hanging on to her chin to stop Its shak swered, “An epistle is the wife of an if wauletl. For farther particulars in day file»I lu thi,
her sw orn s tn u ♦•nr N< nam ed le ttle r h a . tiled
fd a im s in Dlls office o u o r before said J'/lh <b»\
h
,
iur
th
e
purvha»e
quire
at
tlie
Florence
Real
Estale
■Anrnnc ■«ending n «sketch and '’••’crlfRKjB
f the n w‘ . of th
apostle.”-N e w York Sun.
ing Mrs. Gallup continued:
in te n tio n 1
P f A ugust. 19»»J.
of th e sw ’4 and the *' ►
. L_
free
L ;>f th e iw t.
»
Agency.
.......
nphtkm
_ __
laim , a n d . luvc’Ui « —
J. T. Baton«*, Rca'sMw
“ I w as goln to ask you to think o f me
h ¡a ,n bnt.jy putcntahle. <
No. tw e n ty th re e (X:
in T iiw ii.ln p No
.
H.
H
o
b
tw
n
(17)
S
outh.
Rang
t
'rii*
strict I ? ’hijuontial. TTandbo^k00j _ -
t h e » fa r.
once In aw hile when 1 was gone, but I
No.
n
in
e
(9,
West.
W
sent
iron.
tiL’ost
n
je
n
e
r
fo
r
sp
carin
g fR Q B
C A T H A R T IC .
M ,
Mild w ill Offer proof
,lî \ ï,hl' î w Jn * t tne and it. e n „. sitM,
“Now.” we asked him, “who ahouhl
I .»tents taken through M ann A
x
on hls
want to give you trouble. You’ll
m a jrh t is m ore vni
’or its tin
natie«,
without
charge,
in
the
NOTIOE FOR PUBLICATIO N don’t
1,
ne1.
¡
’***‘4 he*4. S t . 20, Tp
th a n h»r a g ric u ltu ra l p u rp o se * s u .J
hev m if f to think of with your new be considered the star of your com
.
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vitÄbÜsh
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loin
h
e
r
l
isiin
to
th
e
»
«
!il
tl.e R c i , , - - h ts c o n tin u o n s rcsid,
wife, and aa I shall be flyln round In pany?"
sm l R eceiver o f th i. nffii nt before
L«u4 nato >i ttoMbur». Orux.m.
R ,..n|,np< P o n il a ,
lan d , viz-
"The bloodhound, me boy. the blood
braycu I'll lie all right. Once in awhile,
B7),ÀV;0fM?"ó«,L .m ,“"Uy’ ,h •even t e n u ti of ~ said
J m » « A 1*».
, F A llen.’ M.
however—once In a while, when your hound." «ahi the gentleman that played
b .r .h y ( G . » t h . l l i i . to lin » In * ii.n ifH
a n d J o h n B ryud, aU <
«w witnesses
b i t t e r li» , llle.1 im tle . nf h l . int«ntl<ui tn m . k .
new wife spiles the bread, kicks the Ix*gre«. “ '.Ie Ha. something to eat ev Genuin« damped C .C C Never sold In bulk. Æ S m i î m i i r  à W ell” ^ " ^
fln a l pv,M.( In ■nppnft of H l- ih lli» , «tnl lh « l oat outdoors, breaks the nose off the ery day, whether the rest do or not.”—
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
e ll., nt M aol, tot,, lan L . el,'*
W i" i» m
m i.l pr>mf « I I I hv made h v *m . M . r k I.. W u r. teapot and kicks In the head o f the vin
lud la na polls Press.
« h B enham . ,.f H nrlland,
‘£n' ’
"something just as good.”
tjr.
Oregon
IV k. I'n m m l- .ln n .r a i K ili n ., >»r.',nn on 4i»ljr egar barrel, I wish you’d Jest lemein-
Any and a ll m
TO
THE
J5, MOI, rl< : O la X. StHCO o i h l . il.' E, N»,
»•■«• One W k« Weal« l ike 1«.
ber how patient and savin I was. Shall
7717 fnr I h .
mv 1;.
" I don’t like Muggins’ face." mid
you
hev
a new pump put Into the well
A rich Isdv cored of her Deafness and
H. t. I*,.. r. k «.
for your second wife. Samuel? The old Twyun to T rip le tt “Ha hasn't a pleas Noises ir. the Head by Dr. Nicholson's
ing
countenance.”
one has bln out o f order fur nine years,
"But an auctioneer would like It,” Artificial Ear Drums, gave $10,000 to hi«
you know, and you're got to pvmpety
Institute, so 'hat «leaf |<enple ttnahle to
lump for ten nilnlts to git any water. suggciitcd T rip le tt
prooure the Kar Drama may hare them
•How so?“
»’II l.e Jest like her to luslst on a red
“I t Is a countenance forWddlug."— free. Addreta N il 10673- c . The Nich-
with a blue bamtle.”
o 'a « Institute, 780. Eighth Avenue,
ere was no change in the altuatloo l>etrolt Free Press.
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