The Port Orford tribune., March 12, 1901, Image 3

U e p r e s n tu tiv e H u m e .
Enos fok S ale .—I have some
N ew Itom i Law s.
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.
| thoroughbred Black M inorcaschick­
The Portland Telegram of March . Salem, Feb. 26.—House bill 205,
Notice is hereby given, that by virtae
Read Mr». Ayers’ .trespass notice ens, and will sell eggs of same a t
of a w arrant issued out of the County
the rate of 14 for $1.00. Address 9th, in a review of the members of which was approved by theGoveru- Court of Curry County, Stdte of Ore-
in this issue.
the late Legislature, classes R. D. or today, requires the collection of | Ron, under the hand of the Clerk there-
J ohn G ekbek , Bandon, Oregon.
Large stock of Graniteware re­
Hume among the prom inent spea-! road poll tax of $3 from every male
diilnqueiiuist? o T X
ceived at Masterson’s.
Ihomas Lockwood, ot Bandon, kers of the House, calls him th e 1 inhabitant over 21 and under 50 tuxes unpaid, tested the 26th day of
Dr. Elgin, of Sixes River made w‘10 has been employed in Oakland humorist of the House, and goes on j years of age, unless by law exempt. July, moo, com m anding me, as Sheriff
of sail!
county,
to U1UK
make C IO
the
of I
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ED. KACKLEFF, Prop’r.
i ui., auriug me winter, arrived up to remark as follows, but erroneous- The tax may be paid either in lubor the delinquent taxes therein charged,
our town a visit a few days ago.
the steamer, and will take jy cre<litg Mr .H u m e to Coos in- or cash, but County Court may re- hinibVi m th T n e r s L s ^ h e ^ r n M e d ’
}nging to the persons therein named,
B. W. Dean returned from Jack- i the overland route tor home. Mr.
(Successor to F . M. Iam glois.)
j stead of to Curry:
j quire that it be paid in cash. I f 1 1 have levied upon the real projierty
t 0" .01*1“ :*.1“81
C° ‘ni“8 d° ’ n I Lockwood says things are booming
any person refuses to pay the tax a
Ä
Ptìr8° ,’#
HUME SUCCESSOR OF HYMKS.
KEEPS IN STOCK,
Rogue River.
in California, with signs of prosper
Representative Hume, who repre-1 suit may be brought in a Justice’s NJ of SEJ of NW} section 5, Tp. 338.
Miss Helen Cope of Denmark, ity on every hand. There has been sen ted Coos and Curry, was proba-1 Court to collect the same, and the R -H w; and also all th a t portion of the
NJ of HW1-} of NE} section 5. Tp. 33 8 .
has been selected to teach the Wed- an abundance of rain, and immense bly the most picturesque and strik- wages of the delinquent may be R
15 w., which lies W . of W. line of
N E L S O N ", - - - - -
M a n te r , derburn school.
j crops are assured.
Arizona street in Port Orford, Curry
ing character on the floor of either levied upon to collect any judg- county,
Oregon. Name of person as­ D I O G O O D S ,
Will Strahan, of Gold Beach, has
Tfa<J Q,d chefoo 8aw m il, wa3 C0I1. house. Mr. Hume was by far the ment recovered. The tax m ust be sessed, Ellen M cGraw; am ount of tax
W ill make weekly trip« between
due. $45.81.
been spending the week in Port Or- oigned to a wfttery gfBve duril)g tbu wealthiest man in this Legislature, expended upon the roads of thedis-
NJ of Donation claim No. 87, sections
B O O T S uud S H O E S ,
| |
one-sixth of the total tax trict in which collected. The act 32 and 38, Tp, 32 S„ R. 15 W. Tide
ford
and vicinity.
S u n F r n a o la o o , P o r t O r ­
: recent freshet. ilie river channel
lands adjoining sections four and
ot Coos county, and is said to be ; contains an emergency clause, and five,
Township 33, 8. R. 15 W. Name of
Jas. Hays passed down to Wed­ changed and cut the bank away un
HARDW ARE«
f o r d n il «4 C ooh U n .' ,
worth half a million dollars. By j goes into effect immediately. The person assessed, M cGraw & wife; am-1
derburn, to resume his former occu­ til the mill was undermined, fall­
ount
of
tax
due
»201.38.
All
of
said
|
the way, this legislature had very tax becomes due on March 1, and
ing into the swollen stream. It is
am ount being delinquent taxes, due for I I 1 A T S Ac C A P S ,
CARRYING PAS8ENGER8 AND pation of net repairer.
few
wealthy men, only about a doz- may be collected between M arch 1 1 the year 1899.
now
scattered
broadcast
on
the
And I will, on W ednesday, the 27th
Dr. Caldwell made Gold Beach a
¡ freight .
en members paying tax on over $20- J and December 31 of each year.
; day of M arch, 1901, a t the hour of one A nd in fact, everything usually needed
visit last week, being called to a t­ Pacific.—Crescent CityXews.
000.
Mr.
Hume
is
of
Scotch
blood,
in the country.
Salem, Feb. 26. House bill 108 o clock in the afternoon of said day, in [
There will not be much regret
tend Mrs. Henry Moore’s son.
wasted by the people of Curry o’ver trac,n& 111 hls fl‘mily tree book back
provide for the collection of road | Curr^eounty' o ffe r'fT sa k ’^t^puWm i
F reight and passengers at
.
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if» t the
lift H
rTvinea’
nvs n of f Mac
Kian- i «.......
----------- a l-.—
... and j goes
___ auction
».«x right, title and interest c a s h «
to
ym es’ r.f
of «bn
the d days
suction, nil
all ♦
the
E. W. Burrow, the popular Ophir the
taxes, 1 became
law «...1
tod av.
loss of the mill referred to above.
SA L E S am ounting to $5 o r
iän ° /t h e said Elleu McGraw,
... and , McGraw
..._ , i
blacksmith, was doing business in It has been a disagreeable bone of beth. He and his relatives now into effect immediately T « h n e e law
& wife in and to the above described more will be allowed 10 per cen t dis­
L o y r e a t R ia ten u .
have pending a claim on CastleJ requires County Courts to levy a real property, or so much thereof as
Port Orford one day last week.
contention from the time it was
count, except on F lour, on which no
W etherburn. Mr. Hume was born road tax of not more than 10 mills may be sufficient to satisfy tile several discount can be given.
O. LEN EV E, Agent, P o rt Orford, Or­
on the dollar, based on the previous amounts of taxes above m entioned, and
W. O. Corbin, of the upper Sixes, first built, and has been at the bot-
in Maine in 1845i At the age of 19 1 year’s assessment. The fund thus the expenses of m aking such sale.
egon.
y \
goes to Corbin City today, to spendl turn of numerous petty cases which
ated at Gold Beach, Oregon, Fcbru-
As I will do my own team ing, ft fv
lie
arrived in San Francisco with $1 created is to he expended under the ary D 21st,
19ol
has cost the taxpayers hundreds of
the summer working at the mill.
my intention to sell clieaper th a n goods
in
his
pocket,
which
he
paid
to
see
direction
of
county
roadmaster,
who
JAM
ES
G.
W
ALKER,
dollars. It was the main starter of
a prize tight. After a brief struggle has supervision of the road super; Sheriff and Tax Collector of Curry were ever sold on Floras Creek.
Born—At Elk River, Curry Co.,
the deplorable Coolidge- Van Pelt
" i with the world of sport Mr. Hume [ viBO,'s-
°U“ ty’ ° reK°n’
visors
Oregon, on March 2, 1901, to Mr.
feud, and there are few people,
Upon the petition of 12 freehold-
DEALERS IN
and Mrs. Eli Bagley a lOj pound
PETITION FOR LIC EN SE.
any, in the county who really know engaged in the cannery and news- crg ¿ f any road district) approved
son.
paper
business
in
Coos
county,
Or.,
I
by
the
road
master,
for
h r a l
M e r c h a n d is e ,
the
i
n
­
to whom the mill rightfully be­
In the county court of the State of
where he has since resided. He is provement of any road, the County
D. H. Divelblss and wife, who longed.
Oregon, in and for the county of Curry. Will be taken in exchange for goods.
I proud to number among his m any Court shall consider the petition,
have been spending the winter in
To the H on. Judge and County Com-
Stops the Cough
j possessions fast race horses, a can­ and, if approved, shall call for seal- | missiouers of the above entitled court, j
California, returned by yesterday’s
,
ed
bids
for
the
performance
of
the
and Works off the Cold.
nery, a newspaper, a bulldog and work and furnishing of the m ater­ G entlem en:—We, the undersigned le- 0 1 v < > Il tr ia l m id I w ill d o m y
C O LD B E A C H ,OR. steamer.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
b e s t to p le a s e y o u .
J patent canning machine in which ial needed, and let the contract to gal voters of W edderburn P recinct, in i
The O. C. & N. Co. has appointed a cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay .
said above named county
and -----
state,
the
best
bidder,
provided,
however,
I
lie
claims
to
have
a
fortune.
Many
..»-«.<>■,
-
O. Leneve agent at this place for the P rice 25 cents.
times M r H u m e h is show n his th a t the Court may reject any and 1“’,e ‘>y respectfully petition your Hon
WE KEEP IN STOCK
Ivin j
steamer Arcata, a6 will be seen by
„ ...... ,
_ all bids. The court is also author- ?.ra?]“ .eourt.to ^ rant a License to Elvii
Crescent City News.
force of character on the floor of the
ized to purchase rock-crushers out R. Miller, Licensing th e said Iilvin
| change in ad.
Yesterday at 10 o’clock A M., House, and very telling oppositions I of the road fund. The tax provid­ R. M iller to retail Spirituous, M ult and
Only three persons made their Patrick II. Gay was sentenced to he makes for unfair measure.
ed for in this net is in lieu of taxes Vinous Liquors, in the said precinct of
appearance atTheGold Beach school life imprisonment in San Quentin
| heretofore made collectible under W edderburn, in quantities less than
D R E SS G O O D S,
N O T IC E .
one gallon, said License to be for one
other acts.
meeting last week, and no business ; for the murder of Marcus J. McNa-
HATS AND C APS,
y
ear’s duration form th e Gth day of
was transacted.
mara.
All persons are hereby warned not to
Washington, March 4.- Ike in- April, A. D. 1901. And fur the grant­
BOOTS A N D SH O ES,
| ' II. I. Blakeslee, the popular Elk
Patrick H. Gay was arraigned in trespass upon the lands of the under- anguration of Win. McKinley and in g of the above your petitioners will
situate
Precinct,! Theori
Theodore Roosevelt, as president
,
! ,i,„
n
,
... . „ signed, situ
a te in Sixes River Precinct,
Ri ver nurseryman, started yester- “ le superior Court on the lbth of Curry county, Oregon, by depositing 1 a n d v ice-president of the United ever pray.
I Ï A 1 I D W A I t E , day . . on l his
: ,. annual
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NAMES.
m
aterial
of
an
y
kind
thereon,
or
to
use
,
,
NAMES.
pruneing excur-I February, and when the informa
STA G E L IN E ,
any part, of the said land for business
occurred at noon today, 1!. Outhriilge,
Janies R. Thornton,
And In fact everything usually needed ¡«on down the coast, to be absent tio n against him for murder was purposes.
*'
.1 —
.
the iiaugural
parade
was a grand R. E. O uthriilge,
T. H. Chapman,
Any person so trespassing will be | spectacle and the city was most M. Doyle,
P hil Jones, 8 . E. M A R S T E R 8 , P ro p rieto r.
j four or five weeks.
read and his plea called for, his at-
8andv Grant,
! lo tn e j. H „„. L r
U <w prosecuted to the full ex ten t of the law. handsomely decorated for the occa­ C . 8. Winsor,
E. G. M ather,
MRS. RACHAEL AYERS.
Geo. H. Truman,
sion. There are 150,000 visitors in John Jensen,
C. J . Smith,
that he be given till Monday, the
ready commenced milking, and
G. Anderson,
the city.
W. Doyle,
Passengers, freight and express m at­
25th to plead. The request was T lie N ew Scalp B o u n ty Law.
E. A. Bailey,
The river and harbor bill was fi­ J . J . Caldwell,
I t is our purpose to keep a full others will soon start up. The year
M ark Seott,
Fred Schwarz. ter carried on reasonable term s, and
granted, upon consent ol the Dis­
nally
talked
to
death.
I
t
was
kill­
and complete line of goods of t h e . promises to be a very prosperous
the greatest care exercised in deliver­
The new law providing for de- ed at noon today.
trict Attorney. On Monday the
ing freight prom ptly and in good o r­
NOTICE.
best quality, and they will be sold one for the butter-makers.
The
big
appropriations
for
the
struction
of
wild
cats,
coyotes,
25th, Gay was again brought into
der. Stages will run every day except
Notice is hereby given, th a t the un­
mountain euiip,
lions, vvuguio,
cougars, gii-r
gray Rollalo and n Charleston
Last week, in giving the names court, plead guilty to the charge of luvuumiu
i r . expositions
,
Sundays, and passengers will be taken
At the Lowest Living Profit.
dersigned
will
apply
to
the
county
,
...
,
, r
were both finally deteated
of the relatives of Mrs. Ida Lock- m urder and awaited his sentence wolves
or timber wolves, and for
A
i-
, •
u rt of the State of Oregon, for the through any day in the week, regard-
Congress adjourned sine die at co
wood, deceased, we omitted the name which he was to receive Thursday. the paym ent of the bounties on the n00ll today, The senate will con­ county of Gurry, a t the next regular less of the weather.
We will receive our freight via-
term thereof, to w it: on Wednesday, :
___
of Mrs. Lizzie Manciett, a sister,
Misses Martha Childers aud Elsie same, has been a pproved by. the vene in extraordinary session to­ th e 3d day of A pril, 1901, for a License
steamer Arcata, and as we will run
Orders
for
goods
a t the stores, fro rj
to
sell
jspirituous,
m
alt
and
vinous
liqo-
morrow to confirm the president’s
who resides at Bandon.
Coy, and Mr. Wm. Coy made the governor and is now in force. *
our own teams, freight from Port
v„o
, o . | ora in quantities less than one gallon, settlers or Others along the route will
The
provisions
of
the
act
call
for
aPP°*nt
tne|R’
-
All
the
present
j in th e precinct of W edderburn in said lie prom ptly and carefully attended to.
We have had a taste of genuine News office a pleasant call, Wed­
Orford will not be added to the
eoni,ty, tor
for tne
the period
period of
of c one year from
tile preset) tation to the county clerk , cabinet
, .
. will ,* p ro b a b . ly 7 be « re ta in . e d | J county,
j
March
weather
during
the
last
few
nesday
last.
Miss
Childers
re
tu
rn
­
price of the goods.
,
,
7
although Attorney-general Griggs the Oth day of April, IDOL
Dated at Wedderburn, Oregon, this
days—a general m ix-up of wind, ed recently from Curry county of the scalps with an affidavit stilt- experts to retire in about a month.
_ 25th day of F ebruary, 1901.
where
she
had
been
teaching
school.
ing
lhe
nutnber
presented,
kind
ot
rain,
hail,
sleet,
thunder
and
light
ELVIN K. M ILLER.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
HOMESTEAD CONSOLIDATED NO­
ning, sunshine and clouds.
The latter named young lady is a animals from which they were taken
T IC E FO R PUBLICATION.
'and that the animals were not
ADM INISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
The steamer Arcata arrived from resident of Oregon but has been so
In connection with my barn a t P o tt
journing in this city for some time whelPed or f u r r e d in captivity;
L and O ffice at R o sebcbo , O regon ,
the city about four o’clock yester­
Orford.
M arch 8, 1901.
___ county
__ clerk
___ may,
, , __________
, Notice is hereby given that the un-
the
if he sees fit,
past.
She
accompanied
her
broth
day afternoon, landing a large
I rp n n iie p n rrn h n raliv e teaH m nnv «a
Notice is beroby given th a t th e fol- deraigned has been appointed Admiu-
re
q
u
u
e
col
ro
b
o
ia
tiv
esti
n
o
n
y
as
iowing.nalnej
get[lers
have
filed
nqtioe
istrator
of
the
E
state
of
John
Malone,
quantity of freight. Passengers for er, W ill, on hls return home.
to th e le g ality of th e claim . A of intention to make tinalproul on their deceased, by the C ounty Court of Cur-
) this place, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Div-
claim s before J . H . Uptou, ry county, O regon. All persons in-
! warrant upon the treasury is then respective
U. 8. Com m issioner, a t L anglois, Cur- r dehted to said Esu.te are requested to
• el'biss and Thomas Lockwood.
>ay such indebtedness to me a t my
j to be given the p a rty p re se n tiu g ry eounty, Oregon, May 4th, 1901, viz: pay
» re In
v e , , , » , , , i „ Joseph W hite, oli H. E. No. 8075, for iiou
tome a t Gold Beach, w ithout delay,
. A little son of Mrs. Henry Moore,
the sculps, which are to remain in the Izits 2 and 3, and the EJ 8 W | sec- j anil
all persons having valid olaims
TH F “P IO N E E R ” aged about 9 years, died at Gold
K. 15 West. Wit- against said E state are notified to pre-
■p. 31 8., R.
i the possession of the clerk u n til d o n 12, Tp.
nesses
Frederic J . Hoffsess, George sent the same to m e w ith proper vou-
Beach on March 7th, and another
i the next meeting of the county D. Chenoweth,
Miles H. Gheuoweth chers show ing their validity w ithin six
W A T C H M A K E R . younger son is said to be seriously
I court. The court will insjiect the und tV L. Chenoweth, a ll of Denmark, m onths from tiie date hereof.
Oregon.
A H. GAUNTLETT,
j ill with consumption. The father
scalps thus taken and when satisfi
George D. Chenoweth, on H. E. No. A dm inistrator of t..e E state at John
Is located in the Record Building, cor- died on the 25th of last month,
M alone, deceased,
' eil as to the correctness of the ac- 8643, for tiie Lots 13 and 14, section 13,
ner F irst and Pacific streets.
.
, ,
, i, ii
and NEJ NWJ, NW} NE}, section 24,
componying statement, shall cause Tp 31 j/, K
w itn esses: Jo-
County Assessor Dean will short­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I have a stock of Jew elry, which I
tlie scalps (,o be destroyed by burn- seph W htte, Langlois, Oregon, Miles
■will add to, as the dem and will w arrant. ly start out on his official rounds
Chenoweth, W. L. Chenoweth and
Babies
and
children
need
! ing to ashes.
DEPARTMENT OF TIIE INTERIOR,
Prices of work and goods in keeping for t h e y ear, He is having a new
Frederic Hofsess, of D enm ark, Oregon.
L and O ffice at R oseburo , O regon , GOLDEN AND ITALIAN PRUNES
with the times. W atches from a d is­
proper
food,
rarely
ever
medi­
Frederic
J
.
Hoffsess,
on
II.
E.
No.
The
county
clerk
is
required
to
Jan u a ry 24, 1901.
|
tance can lie safely sen t by registered set of convenient blanks printed,
8074 for tlie Lots 1 am i 4, section 12,
Notice is hereby given ’ b at the fol- i
send monthly statements of bounty Ixit 1, section 13, Tp. 31 8., It. 15 west,
cine. If they do not thrive
mail. I will return th em C. O. D. to and proposes to perform the duties
ID A H O m A R
settler has filed notice of j
your postmaster.
claims to the secretary of state, who and Lot 2, section 7, Tp. 31 H., R. 14 lowing-nameil
on their food something is
of the office in a business-like m an­
•__ ,
, ,
west. W itnesses: Joseph W hite, ot ni is intention to make final proof ill
O U IE N T A L P I.U M 8 ,
of his claim , and that said
Ternu Cash.
will forwaid to the county clerk a j^mgiois, Oregon, G eorge D. Cileno- support
"u
ner.
wrong. They need a little
) proof will be m ade before C. V. W ood­
warrant upon the general fund of weth, Miles H. Chenoweth and W .
“ PRUN US SIMONS..”
ruff, C ounty Clerk, n t Gold Beach, Or­
help to get their digestive
Gold Beach is now in telephonic
Chenowetii, of D enm ark, Oregon.
the
state
treasury
for
two-thirds
of
egon,
on
M
arch
16,
1901,
v
il:
AND
J . T. BRID G ES, R egister
P . J . L IN D B E K O ,
communication with the outside
machinery working properly.
R EIN H O LD RUSIA,
the total amount of warrants drawn
PETITION FO R LIC EN SE.
On Homestead E ntry No. 8287, for the
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER, world, the line having^ been stretch­
in bounty claims. In other words
--------
HE}, section 34, Tp. 36 8., R. 14
ed across the river from Wedder-
And the new Peach,
tlie
county
pays
one
third
of
the
In
the
C
ounty
C
ourt
of
the
State
o
f
'w
est, and Lots 2 and 3 section 3, Tp.
HOUSES RAISED AND MOVED,
j burn. The Gold Beach office is lo­
37
8
., It. 14 west.
bounty and state two-thirds. This Oregon, for the County of C urry.
•
E
A
K
LY
C H A R L O T T E ,”
, He names tlie following w itnesses to
cated at Doyle
Co’s general met-
is, however, irrespective of the one ' To the H o n . County Court of said prove his continuous residence upon Originated at Salem Oregon, the har­
I chandise store.
county and S ta te :
und cultivation of said land, viz:
mill levy imposed upofi the county
COD L IV E R O IL
diest and best peach for the CoaaA,
. . .
| We, the undersigned, legal voters Of Charles Wilson, of Gold Beach, O r.
There was a large gathering of WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES orUM E < SOM for the purpose-of raising the state Port Orford precinct, in sui.l county, Gustaf Johanson, of Gold Beach, O r.,
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Furnished by Ii. I. B lakksln *; I>»r
J.
C.
Kennedy,
of
Gold
Beach,
Or.,
the people of Port Orford, Elk and j
bounty fund so th at the county (respectfully petitiou your Honorable A. H. O uuntlett, of Gold Beach, Or.
P o r t O r F o i-t l, - - - O i- o j f o ii
Orford,
C urry County, Oregon.
Sixes river, nt the residence of Jo s­
pays really more Ilian one-third o f . body to grant a License to William
will generally correct this
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
Clunio
to
sell
spirituous,
m
ult
aud
vi­
Nux*as«i*y
o n FTJL H iv e « « -
eph Nay last Sunday. All enjoyed
the claim.
difficulty.
nous liquors In quantities less th in oue STATE OF WASHINGTON,)
a fine dinner, had their pictures ta ­
A scalp, within the meaning of
88.
If you will put from one-
C ounty of L ewis ,
(
gulluii, iu the precinct of Port Orford
ken by Mr. Owings, and had a good
the act consists “of both ears of the for the period ol one year from tlie 1st
J. Ij. Searles, of Rochester, T hurs-
fourth to half a teaspoonful
,
, , -i
i
.. ...i .
ton comity, State of Washington, being ,
social time generally.
animal connected by a strip of skin day
of April, 1301, and jo u r petitioners flr3t d u |y iWorti, deposes and say sth a.
DEALER IN.
in baby’s bottle three or four
that, grew between them, two inch­ will ever pray
for the year ending 1900 lie expended
A large amount of lumber, con-;
a t least twelve ii und red ($1200.00) dol­
NAMES.
times a day you will soon see
NAMES.
es in breadth and all whole and in­
sisting of several thousand feet of
Jas. F. ingles, lars in labor and im provem ents upon
k Sm ith,
2x4 scantlin, was strewn along the
a marked improvement. For
tact.” The previous act, which per­ F L. ran
Win. H urst, th e claim known as th e Wagner placer
P. Johnson,
beach Sunday, and was soon gath­
H.
E.
M arsters, claim in Curry county, S tate of O re­
mitted
the
claimant
to
make
affida­
F
.
C.
Cliampliu,
larger children, from half to
ered in. Evidently some vessel lost
J. Unican, gon, same comm encing a t a m aple
Wm.
Miller,
vit before a notary public or magi* Louis Knapp,
C. 11. Crew, tree west of tiie cat'in ; thence ru n n in g
a teaspoonful, according to
her deck load, there living nothing
H. E. Cooper, 1500 feet in an easterly direction up the
trate of the precinct in which the J o h n W ilkinson,
else indicating a wreck.
age, dissolved in their milk,
N. P . Jurgensen, stream known as the Houth Fork of
F . Nordberg,
Desiring to change our location, w^
la d ies’and Gent’s Shoes and At the school meeting held in the ‘ if you so desire, will very animal was killed, and all other August Miller,
W . It Johnson, the Sixes River, to hold the sam e un­
Wm. H arris, der the laws of the U nited States and offer onr resi ivnce property In Port Or­
acts conflicting with the new law Allred Olsen,
the
Sixes
district.
T
h
at
notice
is
now
Sixes district, on Monday of last
T. E. Donnea,
A. J . Marsh,
soon show its great nourish­
are repealed.
H arry ford for ia>« a t n bargain. The proper­
II O S I E I I Y ,
1 d ill D e a d n i o n d , served by publication upou
week, Asher Post was elected a Di­
B ert Snuffer,
ing power. If the mother’s
George 11. Htone, W eyburn, one of the original owners, ty consists uf a large, nnbstanti»lly
Vi a l t e r S u t t o n ,
rector for the term of two years, and
whose postoffice mldress or residence built and roomy residence large barn,
The I’uiCiflc Rural Press Fays a W. H. McBride.
E T C ,, E T C .,
A. J. Bliss for the term of three
is not known, and th at said Harry outbuildings and garden, one Lot
milk does not nourish the
NOTICE.
strict
regard
for
tru
th
cnmjicls
the
W eyburn, one of the eo-owuer», h«»
Will keep a wagon on the road, m aking y ears, Mrs. F ra n c is F a rrie r b eing
baby, she needs the emul­
Notice is hereby given, th at the un- failed to Contribute hi» Share of said 70x90 (eet, and one Lot 3bx‘.K) feet. For
reg u lar trips about every ten days, be- re-«l«cted c lerk for th e fo u rth term
disagreeable statem ent that at no
«•ountv
'
expenditure
within the tim e required further particulars, call on or address,
..
.,
.
■
dersigneil will apply to the
sion. It will show an effect
tween Gold Beach an d Dairvville, lo r » ’T«s d ecid ed to m ove tn e school
tim e the current season has (lie ,.,,uri of „( tl
by law.
MR. uud MRS. NKL8 NEYGKEN,
th e accom modation ami convenience of
from «U p re se n t site to L ouis
J . L. SEARLES, [seal.] I
at once both upon mother
wool trade at San Fruucisco been com ity of C urry, at thè next regolar Subscribed and
Port O rford, Oregon.
knrrifi,'» ,,I«M
sworn
to
before
metfiis
Farrier’s
place.
terni
thereol,
to-wit
;
on
U
ednes
lay',
th e people living en route.
duller than at present.
first lay of February, 1901.
and child.
tue »1 uay of Aprii, 1901, for a Lieense
Town aud County.
TUE STEAMER
Dairyville
Store,
ARCATA,
GROCERIES, (the best only,
W . DOYRR&CO.,
Butter, E ® and Hides,
GROŒBIES & PROVISIONS,
Port Orford-Gold Beach
Livery and Feed Stable.
H. N E E L Y ,
FRUIT TREES
Help...
Nature
Anything and Every
tiling you want.
Creameries, Wind-mills and Tanks
Erected,
J . R. BROWNING,
FOR SALE.
iesiitence Property ¡a Port
Ladies Furnishing Goods,
<3 J ^ O T H IIV O ,
O RDERS TAKEN
5or. «id
oo. »11 dni,|p,tt.
SCOTT 4 BOWNF. Chemtat,, Nrw York.
FOR A N Y -
A R T IC L E N O T I N S T O C K -
T b l,
5Iv Goods will be sold at bottom prii-es
•txiully or Ci
la on r r e r y box o f tgo r - x x io e
Laxative Bromo-Quinine
T o C a r « C o n iiip a t lo r . K o re T ’ r*
T a k e C«-< areta Cao»’ v < a lb u r tic. 10c or t tc
If C C- C- full to cur«', oru strimi a refund XDoni r
The Sortii Idalio Star sa vs huyers
anffious to engage in the stock busi-
, ness are paying as high as $18 |»er
I head for yearling cattle in the Fot»
! latch eountrv.
to reli spiriti) > iis , m ali and vinous
liquor» in q aan tities lena tlian mie gal-
Ion, in the "precinct of Port Grford, in
said county, for the periwl of one yeur
from the 1st day of April, 1901.
Dated this 42th day of March, 1901
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M H I I II
A H I ,I ,I .I t .
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i .
C. G. H U N T L E Y .
IXotarv
¡Notary Public for W aahlntrton,
ushlngtm
residing at C entralia.
n « w A ro V o a r K ld n -r « »
r.r Hobtn S i.n n w u -P lia i'iirea llliM iW T illi.S » »
Adil sirriin» mnoear Co. CM«B«u or N.T.
A
Free Trip to Paris!
H f Habt« peraoti« nt a m- chanlr»! or Inveattre mtnd
.kftlrlae • trip to U m
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