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an, was unveiled one day at a luncheon
given for the purpose. The prime minis
ter OF England was there: the prime min
| lister had to be there for judging from the
book 1t was absolutely necessary for the
| cabinet of England to stand well with the
smooth banker The statue was I'M
yelled, dinner party was given on one
of the floors, attended by all in London
society who could get there and by the
uncouth banker and the lovely daughter.
That night the smooth banker was
killed, murdered in front of the statue.
He had seen fit to wander around at
night and the COLLINS got him. The COB
lin in this case was the uncouth banker,
whose daughter wanted to. marry the
smooth ones son--quite a complication
(the book is full of them). The young
man and girl did marry and when the
murder came out the cad discarded his
wife.
plicating nature in this book, SO long does
it hold through It's pages that to get It
all, the book will have to be read.
There is no particular reason that this
reviewer can see just why this book
should not have been written or publish
ed, nor any good reason why 1t should.
If you are looking for a book to pass
away the time 1.-THE Statue will do It.
The book, however. is not in the same
class with the others written by Mr.
Phillpotts alone.
1.-The Devils Note Book" by Oliver
cambridge. (Cochrane Publishing Coz
Mr. cambridge has pictured to himself
and others who may read his book old
Nick in his lower regions wondering just
how things and people were getting along
up on Earth Not being able to figure
out successfully from his Den how mat
tiers were progressing, his wires become a
wee bit crossed as il We're, so the Devil
has his airship fixed up sends few tell
egrams and starts ON his journey The
book is a description of the Devils stay
on earth. He went first to see his friend,
Mickey" the Gear, and tells in his note
book what a great fellow, from his view
point, the Car is. Then on to visit the
King OF Belgium where he was delighted
with the atrocities of the Congo; a stay
in London convinced the Devil that all
was well with his interests in the hands
of John Bull. The Sultan of Turkey was
called upon and the Devil was most de-
lighted with the Sick Man of Europe and
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Holy ORDERS by Marie Corelli OFred
A. Stokes Coz
In her new book Miss Corelli or "The
Corelli," as she calls herself, has taken
up the study and discussion of the demon
drink, including beer, adulterated beer
and all such things, which are forever,
she says, entangling themselves with
English politics. There is one beer dis
cussed that evidently was the most Sc
ductive beer ever brewed; made by one
Minchin, who put arsenic In it-reason not
explained.
The story of Holy Orders" deals with
Herman, hulking laborer good hearted
when sober, but little other than a fend
incarnate when drunk, who beats and
nearly kills his wife The clergyman
Richard Everton, devotes himself to des-
perate attempts to reclaim the man and
Mrs. Eyerton, the clergyman's child-wife
shocked and inexperienced, incautiously
warns the injured woman that her hus-
band is cultivating shameful acquaint-
ance with village girl, Jacynth Miller.
a beautiful, reckless creature, who seems
to have been born without the sense Of
sin. The unhappy Mrs. Herman Is incred-
ulous, but presently asks Herman re-
proachfully about it, and drunkenly re-
sentful he strikes her brutally again and
she dies as the result of his ill-usage.
Public opinion in the village sympathizes
with Herman and blanes the clergyman )
wife for interfering and precipitating the
fatal crisis. but the clergyman looks to
the sinister influence that underlies this
and so much of the poverty and degreda-
ton in his parish and has no hesitation
as to where the responsibility for the
crime should rest. Herman sober would
never have done it: Herman drunk was a
frenzied brute, not responsible for his ac-
tions, therefore it is not Herman who was
responsible as the murderer, but Minchin,
the wealthy brewer, who dominates the
countrys side and is the stumbling block in
the way of all reformers. The brewer
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A Select Family and Transient Hotel.
situated in the finest residential part
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park, convenient to all theatres and
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Rooms $3.50 and Up, Rooms With Bath
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Literary Lights and Shadohs
BY $. MAYS BALL

rid the road of the tramps which literally
| infested at that time, the Pennsylvania
lines
Afterward Flynt returned to live in New
York, devoting all his time to magazine
writing, making quite a success OF 1t, as
has been told above, only afterwards to
succumb to the fast life into which he
had become entangled and to die few
years ago away from everything and ev-
erybody he loved or cared for in dark,
dismal room in a hotel in Chicago. His
devoted mother rushed to him, as she had
always rushed when he needed her or
when he didn't; but when she reached
Flynts hotel he was suffering so from
an attack OF pneumonia brought on by
his habits that he begged that she be
not allowed e see him as he was.
1t is a curious book. 1t covers Flynts
earliest recollections. and is carried well
along into his adult years. 1t is a re-
markable book, containing an Intimate
account of most unusual character. 1t
can be quite aptly called a human doc
ument, for the author has not hesitated
to lay bare his inmost soul for inspection
| His life experiences were Of wide range
| and covered the whole social scale: on
! one page of the book we find him con-
| sorting with the lowest order of tramps,
and little further on guest at the
home of Tolstoi, discussing social philos-
ophy with the great Russian.
| The book has an introduction by Arthur
| Symons, the notable English writer; an
| appreciation by Alfred Holder; an I'M
| pressions by Emily M. Burbank and a
| final word by Bannister Merwin.
In telling just who Flynt's family in
! Guided among others, there was Josiah s
aunt, his fathers sister, Frances E. VIII
| lard. the great worker for the good,
| whose statue is in the Statuary Hall in
the capitol at Washington. the only statue
of woman found there; 1t was presented
by the state of Illinois to the federal gov
| eminent.
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AVIsAMOs al pdblico y en- particular
nusstro8 dsudoTes que con fscha "a, del
actual, hemoB nombrRdo sgsnts oobra dor
de nuentra casa y le hemoa ctoTgsdo podsr
especial & don lose Msnsndez MaErsEo;
persona quien por Hu MtimRci6n deaes
mos que poE nusBtEoG favoEeosdoEeD, Sc le
guREde las mismas atenCionea Tsgpetos
que haAta Ia fechR 10 hsn venido diBpsn'
Gando nuestra casa. ARf miEmo nos
comp'acsmou ca advsrtir, que 81 aefior
Menendez MarTaEFo tisne fRGultadeH para
oTgAnizRr 81 Cobro de nusstraa CuentRn,
para reCibir dinsro = otoTgsr Tsoibo q
nusHtEo nombEs para FsolamRE ante los
tribunales dc juAticia, los deudoEeB que
Feaultsn morosos on II liquidation de sua
reLpectivas cusntsg San Jnan, Jpnio 25
de 1908.-Otero, GOnaales g Go. PoE
N. Otsro 7v.h
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Avisamos q las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse q este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no Yiene acom-
panado del importe de La sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por IN afio $500. PGQO an
tieipGdo.
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26 v d.
DEL IAPON.

AcabA de rscibir q acreditado eatAbIeci'
miento dc don Pedro GiuHti, "PaEfG BG8Rr"
un sxtsns0, vAriado y muy 0Bcogido HuEti'
do de 10 m6B elegAnte nusvo , lUjoBo que
Ba fabrics On RbRniCoB jRponeGsg, CuyR fA'
ma % ConocidA poT d mundo enteTo.
NADIA hay mas slegOnts , attractive, asf
como.qus pTusbS 81 guHto sgmerRdo de una
persona; que Ia elOcCi6n dc uno de e1toE
muy caprichosoH abRDicoB. No oIvidRr
pueg, que On 81 "Parfs Bazaar" los hsy de
vsnta ll0gadoI pOr 81 dItimO vapor.
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DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust receibed at ola VILLA DE MA
DRID". La Ultima novedad en- juegos de
ointas fnas para lazos bandas; las hay
desde & $5 cada juego. Nuevo surtido de
Faldas y Abrigos de seda para SehOras,
Rsf como los mejores Casimires, Alpacas,
Uamisetas lejftimas Crepe etc; estos
Otros muchos artf3ulos Sc acaban de recibir
en- La "VILLA DE MADRID. Visitenos
pldanos muestras y lie atenderemos
gustOsOs.
Y. o. Box 764. Telefono 278.
San FrRnCiscO 81 San Juan, z, Z.
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CASA De pREsTAMos De c. SILVA.

En.l6B dfaB / g 2 de Julio pr6ximo
Be llevaE6 & CAbo an 81 n6mero IL do II
cRlle de Is Luna 81 Femate de Las pFendRH
cuyoR tAlons1 no han Hido renovsdoB nj
CancoladoH ds8pu6s de los SOis msIeB que
COnC0ds la ley.
La casa Buspend0 BuB opaERcions1 do
pr6EtsmoB y Guplica & todoB los que tengan
pEsndas q objstos smpO1RdoB Is BiTvan
TosCAtarloB On el t6rmino que prescribe 10
Icy. 8v.B.
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ATENCION! "La Nuevs PRriaisnae"
San Francisco ntmeEo So Sombreroa de
geforas, RlfioritsH nifias GltimaS novedR
aey, eats CaBa 10 ha trasladadn un local
mayor en- San Francisco so donde realiza
precio1 muy barRtos BombEeEoB adoEna
dol de sefioraT, mhoEitas y ninRg delds 30
csntavoH y $6 uno, loB hay de todoH
oolorsu parR todoB los gustoH. 10 v. q.
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,WDIcAD0R GENERAL

Consoles A LAS MADREs. FL jarabe
calmante de la Senora WinsIow debe
usarse siempre que los nifios estan en- Ell
periodo de la detenci6n. ProporcionR ALI
vic Immediate al pequefio paciente, prOdu-
ce un sueflo natural tranqullO alivia ell
dolor 81 angelic despierta muy vivo y
allegro. Es muy agTad able al paladar,
oalma al nifio, Rblanda sus dolores, hace
fdciles la funcionen del est0mRgo y regula
los intestinOs. Els ell mejor remedio como
cido para la diarrea va prOvenga esta de la
Tengase mucho cuidado en- pedir ell "JarR-
be Calmatne de la Sefora WinslOw"; es Ell
meiOr de todos,
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ES TONICO, no tisns Hustancias noci'
vas reHultR IN msgnffco producto, que
hR Cbtsnido sl mfjor CT6lito On 81 pals y
fusYa de 6l Los aenorsB Alvarez HERNIA
nos tianen uiempFe conBtants existencia dal
screditsdo IRON SAN LUIS" & cuyo
producto no8 EsfeTimoE. En- San JoE6 Z
On auta ciudRd ss halla sl magnf6eo ron
"sAN LUIS" conoeido muy vantsjoss'
pepta sn todRa pRrtaB,
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ADVERTIS. MENT.
Department Of the interior.
Bureau of Public Works.

San joan, 2. R. June % 1908.
Sealed proposals, for the furnishing Of
Gil labor and material necessary for the
installation Of plumbing in the Reform
School Of Porto Rico, GuRnajibo Point,
near Maysgusz, will be received ct thil
office until 10 a. m. Of the goth. day Of
July, 1908. and thsn publicly opened.
The estimatsd cost Of the work ID
$3.573 80.
A certified check for one hundred do.
liars C$1OOOO) payable to the order Of
the supt. OF Public Works must RcCompa-
nv each bid % gAFRnty.
Plans, specification. blank forms and
ell available information will be furniahed
on application to this office.
The right to reject any or all bids ID
reserved.
J. J. JSmenes.
26vE supk Of Public Works.
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REMATE DE PRENDAs.-Los dfaB
29 80 del CoTEientes msa do Junio en- Ia
Casa de pT6stamoB de 81. Lopez CepeEo,
(Ssn Jose 16) LevsndorEn en pdblica Tu
basta, ininidad de prendaS que no hsn-hi
do renovAdaB nj CRncsladRs duranta neis
m0Gos. LIS casa continda BuB operscioneE
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JOSE MENENDEZ MARRERO.-
Ofrecs 81 p6blico aus servicioG como sgan'
to general de nfgooios AtendeE6 y dss.
pachRT6 6rdenGa en- aBuntos administFati.
VoB, judiciales, comercialea y psrticularsE.
Cuenta en- 81 deHsmps10 de ga prcfsAi63
con Is Rfios de pTscticR. OfcinsH, Gale
de San EebaatiSn ndmsFo 61,-SRn JnRu
r. r. 15v.B.
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c, CASTELLANOS,
Professor de mdSIoa.

Da classes d violin, guitars, bspdurria
laud Heg6n Hiatema adoptsdo en- el Con-
seFvAtoEio de Madrid,
EnBenRnza con todR peEfacci6n.-- Pa
"a mas ibfoTmsS, San Sssbsatisn 1d'
m6ro rs. 30v.E
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-sOMBREROs PARA sENORAs,
muy slegantes y & precios Sumaments mo
dicog los acaba de Eecibir La Tiondita dc
JoBofa EchsvRrFfR, Gl lRdo del Ryunts'
mionto. Vsnde tambi6n efactoB Teligio.
u91. Comprs snvolturSa dc Jabon OotA-
yon.-Ssn Juan, Box 216.
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UNGUBNTO DERMOGENO.

Maravloso medcamento que tene rival curaci6n
de las agas dceras umOre panadizos e cueros plea
duras dc anmales ponzonosos
La preferential que dede hace muchos
endo pGbco las demas preparedness smares
dente prueba de magnffcas cualidades curativas
Sc Yende en- todas las Farmacias de Ia Isla.
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Sc ALQUILAN Ios bsjoH de une cara
On lR calle de lR Fogtslszs en- Aitio c6ntrico
para ofcinaB 8 dep6aito de mercRncfag, in
formRr6n OriBto % altos. Tvs.
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SOLARES en- SANTURCF,

So venden sOlsTsB con frsnta & la care.
bSTa osntral , otros intorioraa con Calles
RfrmRdsH
Iuformar6 w. Bosch. TAuan ndmsro
altos. p.
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MADAME FRIEDR,CH," Profsuo1a
de cantO. Psrads "a SRntuFce. 4eI6fono
1920, San Juan 2. r, 80 v. ..
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

AL RECIBO De SO envfsmou Z
vuelta dc CorTeo I'm Feloi Elgin gaEantiza
do PoE diez amos, , poF SO r0mitimon unc
mREca W0lthan. = r. KehrhGhH, ssu
Juan 2. b. q.
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Sc vENDEN, Bin Oorredorsu , prsoios
muy m6diCos, una casa de una pIanta, con
tscho de hierEo galvanizado con 50 solar
dc 35 is, metEosen Il cRIlO de CeFFa,
SRntuFO0, tres cuerdRB % c6 -timoB de
teEFenoI prOpioB para BolATeI ca el Oebo-
FuC0, SRntuFcp. Para mGs infoFmOs, apar.
tRdo ndm. 665. Ban Juan, p. R.15 '. alt
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sE VENDE.u-PoE qusbranto de salad
, no podaVlo atandsE 81 duefio 81 eEtsbls'
cimianto Ia TefoTmRda Aurora puuto ys
conocido acraditado y.bisn suEtids: para in
forms, an 81 miEmo. VBnta al contado. -
Pedro ROvira Torres, SantUrce, parada
10. 15v.a No. 2.
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ENTIRE Ios comprsdores de TeloieE &
PLACES en- lR joyeria de f. KahEhahn y Co
90 RECALLS m Tslcj "Walthsm" EemanaL
mente La d TINA AemsnR obtuvo uno ei
4 nor Enrique Viilamil Msnstf.
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Illsr.sl { los PrsI..sr.. 1. na.Irl,

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA-Tion-
Oongtanto existsnCia do Los 1iguientaG inu
trumentoI: FlRutin01, FlautaG, TeEcorolas
OboeI, RsquintoB, CIRrinete1, Fagotey,
ViolineG, ViolonCelIoS, ContEabaiou, Man.
dolinRs, BBnduFFiRu, GuitaEFas, CoEnotineu.
Onovene1, TrOmbons-, BREftOnos, BombaT,
dinoI, HeliconeI, (bajoE) TTikngulou, Pla'
Glloa RsdoblAntos , BomboI. Metodou
de Solfeo = para todR CIase do inutHumon.
tos. Accessories y m6Iica On general.
San Juan, p. &. Apartado n6m. 216.-
Gale dc Allen n6m. 81 Sol n6m. Al.
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sEyENDEN Les Caua Luna "a } Sol
26, eGquina San Joa6. InfoFmOl: ca 81
BanCo de Puerto Rico. 15v' 4.
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PORTO RICAN EXPRESS COMPANY

gusto pdbco que IS JunO
abrir6
sERvICIO EXPRESS LINEA DEL TROLLEY
Iambi@n han alberto ofGnas muee No de Ia IHg1LAR
DOCK COMPANY TRASBORDO EQUlPAJE
GENERAL.
Tnbi sERVICIO DE ENTREGAs
DE CARO Independence Tocar las cudsdes de
YAUCO Y SAN GERMAN.
Tipos m6dicoB ServiGo rapido
Nlicten.
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JUNO, 1908.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-12-11

stead OF only a few forties and
eighties, and on occasional quarter
section, scattered through eight
townships unoccupied because of
their probable worthlessness.
II these lands were valuable, why
were they not filed upon during all
the long years previous to last July,
at which time this reserve was
created?
Does ii not appear, in this in
stance, that the government is do
ing not only an injustice to the
thousands of persons who will be
disappointed when they learn the
character and small amount of land
which is to be thrown open, but an
injustice to the state of Oregon?
viii not these hordes of people when
they come here and see the lands.
surely be disgusted and say; Let
us return from whence we came"
thus giving this fair state black
eye from which she will be a long
time recovering.
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Excursion to the City Of Mexico.

On Tuesday. December 18th, the
Southern Pacific Company will run
an excursion train from San Francis
co to the City of Mexico and return
Tickets may be purchased at Grants
Pass for this excursion for S93.40,
round trip, tirst-class, with stop
over privileges, limited to return
February 18th. Come and see me
about this trip II you contemplate
making 1t or write to me and | will
go and see you or send a man. Mr..
w. II. Jenkins OF the General Pass
enger Agents ONCE, Portland. Ore,
will also take pleasure in seeing you
about this trip, or Mr. Emil Pell OF
Ashland will arrange all details.
r. h. MONTGOMERY.
11-13-5t Agent S. p. Co.
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Oregon and Washington were each
given a hearing before President
Roosevelts Commission on Country
Life, and expressed themselves as
more than pleased with the cooper
alton they received in these two
states. They were particularly for
tunate in being enabled to meet the
leading horticulturists on account of
numerous fruit meetings at this sea-
son. The whole country is await
ing the commissions report with
genuine interest.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior.
/ S. Land Office at Ro Sehury, Or
August 4, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that
JAMES j. WALSH,
OF Spokane, Wash who, on
August Sd, 1908. made sworn State
ment No. 0656, for the L " SM !.
and VIZ SEA. Sec. 20. rp. 50 s
r. W. Willamette Meridian, has
filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before Regis
ter and Receiver, at Roseburg, Ore
ion. on the 7th day OF February.
1909
Claimant names as witnesses:
Alpheus N. Crouch, OF Grants Pass.
Ore, Almon Lawler. OF Leland. Ore,
John Maloney of Spokane, Wash.
John Penner. OF Heron. Mont.
BENJAMIN l.. EDDY,
Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the interior.
II = Land Offioe
Rosebnrg. Ore. July

Roseburg. Ore, July "a, 1903.
Notice il hereby given that
WILLARD MOSkR,
Of Ashland, jackson County. Oregon,
who on July 29, 1908. made Timber
and Stone Application No. 04S7. for
NJ OF NWA and SWll Of NWL and
NWA Of SWll Section %, Township
"a Soath, Range west Willamette,
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
10 make final Timber and Stone
Proof, 10 establish claim TO the land
abovs described, before Register aud
Receiver at Roseburg, Oregon, on the
30th day Of January 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses !:
George Shearer Of Ashland. Jackson
County, Oregon, Louis Steinbach. of
Roseburg, Douglas county. Oregon.
Thomas Luster, Of Rosuburg, Douglas
county, Oregon, Thomas Taplin, OF
Roseburg, DouRlss county, Oregon.
BENJAMIN l.. EDDY,
Register,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-12-11
A Common Cold,

We claim that il catching cold could be
avoided some Of the most dangerous and
fatal diseases would never bs heard of. A
cold often forms 4 culture bed for germs OF
infectious diseases. Consumption, pneu.
monia, diphtheria and scarlet fever, four OF
the most dangerous and fatal diseases, are Of
this class. The culture bed formed BY the
cold favors the development OF the germs OF
lhese diseases, that would not otherwise find
cd. Lent There Is little danger, however
lf any Of these diseases being contracted
when good sxpectorsnt cough medicn,
ike Chamberlain Cough Remedy is used.
I cleans out these culture beds that favo
he development Of the germs Of these d.
'ssss. That is why this remedy has prov
20 universally successful in preventing pn.
nonis. Ii not only'ures your cold quick
hut minimiZes the risk OF contracting the
dangerous diseases. For sale by M. Clemene
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SUMMONS

| In the circuit court of the state Of
Oregon, for Josephine County.
Leroy A. Palmer. Plaintiff )
VS.
Lucy j. Palmer Defendant,
To Lucy J. palmer, defendant:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon, you are hereby summoned
and required to appear in the above
entitled court and cause on or be-
fore six weeks from the date of
the first publication of this sum-
mons, which first date of pu5lica-
tion is Friday. December 4, 1908.
and the last date of said publication
and the last day for your appear
ance and answer is Wednesday, Jan
uary 10. 1909. and II you fail to ap-
pear and answer within the time
aforesaid. the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief prayed
for in the complaint, viz: for de-
cree dissolving the bonds of mat
rimony now and heretofore existing
between the plaintiff and defend
ant, and granting the plaintiff an
absolute divorce against the defend
ant and for such other and further
relief as is equitable,
This summons is published In the
Rogue River Courier, newspaper
of general circulation published at
Grants Pass, Josephine County, Or
egon. by order of the Hon. Stephen
Jewell. county Judge for Josephine
ccounty. Oregon, made and dated
December 3, A. d. 1908, requiring
publication of this summons in said
newspaper for period OF six sue
cessive weeks, and the mailing of
the summons and copy of the COM
plant to the defendant at your res
idence and post Office address at
Trinidad, Humboldt county. Call
fornia. II. ID. NORTON.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior.
L. y. Land Office.
Roseburg, Ore. Sept. 80, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that
BENJAMIN q. MAsHBURN,

BENJAMIN q. MAsHBURN,
Of Portland, Multnomah County,
Oregon. who, op September 80, 1908,
made Timber aud Stone Application
No. 0l567. for VIZ Of the sEli and
the Ell Of the SW14, section /, Town.
ship Al South. Range Q West, Villa
mette Meridian, has filed notice OF in.
tention to make Final Timber and
Stone Proof. 20 establish claim 10 the
land above described, before joseph
Moss, U. S. Commissi oner, at Grants
Pass. Oregon. on the Igih day Of De-
cember, 1905.
Claimant names ss witnesses: Gar.
ton Z. Harmon, Of Grants Pass, Jose.
phine Co. Ore. Frank NJ. South, Of
Grants Pass, Josephine Co., ore. .
James Swesringet OF Grants Pass
Josephine Co., Ore. Ezra NJ. AL.
bright, Of Waldo, Josephine Co.. Ore.
BENJAMIN l.. EDDY,
Register.