The Sampson-Schley controversy
¡4 again raging, and Secretary Long
has ordered a naval court of iuquiry
TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1001.
at request of Admiral Schley. 1 he
court, is composed of high naval
OFFICIAL FA PER OF CURRY l'<L officials’ with Admiral Dewey as
not meet until
chairninn, but will
ISHl'KD B V B B V T l - K V S S I W O
WALTER SUTTON. '• Proprietor September, owing to the not u < a -
thcr, which would prevent the mem
bers from sitting in full dress uni-
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
$1.50 form. The present revival, which
One Copv One Y e a r ...........
J5 lias led to the proposed iuvestiga-
One Copy Six Months
One Copy Three M onths.............
° lion, was started by the publication
A i . viutim . no R.vrss R kasosabi . k
of the third volume of Mnclay’s
History of the U. S. Nnvy, which is
OUR AGENTS:
used as a text-hook at the Naval
A. B. S abin , Langlois, Oregon.
Academy, in which Rear Admiral
A. II. C kook . Pistol River, Oregon.
Schley is called “coward" and other
insulting epithets. The author a
The primed » .d re ss on your paper ,
clerk in the Brooklyn Navy Yard
I .hVwVrb.TM.-rwhIch-you,- .¡>b
I seri pilou 1» p*l«l
—in saying that he had submitted
proofs to Secretary Long, was un
w ^ derstood to me:, in that Secretary
■oust be accompanied by the name
er. We must know the names of our corres- Long had approved of the use of th e
pjinlentH.
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abusive epithets. This Secretary
Long promptly denied.and followed
T h a t F orest R eserve.
the denial by an order to strike the
THE TRIBUNE.
Commissioner Rockhill has cabl
ed the Stale Department the follow
ing statem ent of the present status
ot the negotations at Pekin:
“The diplomatic corps a t Pekin
in considering the lius-
u engage
vuntlinl
sian proposals tor the eventual in
crease of the tariff (maritime cus-
toms). A solution of the t ,robl em
is hoped for. The indemnity, fixed
at 4SI),000,000 taels and 4 per cent
interest, has he u fo rm ally accepted
1 preferential
and Japan has waive
-m „ fo .n . ,1 in
r re n u e r
tre a tm e n t.
1 be torm i surrender
of l’ekin to the Chinese authorities
is expected to take place on August
n o t ic e .
N o tice to D elin q u en t T axp ayers
The delinquent tax roll for the year
loot) has been placed in my hands for
collection and 1 must Insist on prom pt
paym ent of sueh taxes. Ample time
will fie given to delinquents to pay up
before levy, but I m ust collect the tuxes
before winter.
.......„
JA M E S G. WALKER,
sheriff.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
,uay concern, not to e n ter upon o r tres
pass in any m anner upon the la id of
the undersigned, situated in Currv
county, Oregon, for the purpose of
bunting w ith guns or dogs, or fishing.
Also, not to leave any gate open on g o
ing through, or otherw ise trespass in
any m anner. Any person or persons
so entering upon said prem ises with
out my consent will lie prosecuted to
' the full ex ten t of the law.
J AS. 8 . CAPPS.
W. T. KERR & CO,
(Successors to John R, Miller A Co.)
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise,
Notice is hereby given to all whom it - .—
T respass N o tice.
may concern, th a t 1 have given my
son, Stephen Merrill, his time, ami he
is
heiehy
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-- fully • authorized to do busi
,
Notice is hereby given to all persons
negg
ness for himself and on Ins
his own account. w horn it may concern, not to en ter up-
j
not hereafter he responsible for Ou or trespnsBUpon the prem ises of the
undersigned, for the purpose of h u n t
;lI1y of j,iB transactions.
ing, or Ushing with hook and line, spear,
MRS. JO SE PH IN E M E R R IL L . or otherwise. Raid prem ises are s itu a
14
ted in ¡Sixes precinct, Curry county, Or-
The date mentioned is the anni Ophir, Or., Ju ly 10, 1901.
egoit, and described as follows: Ihe i
K l2 oiS W ittn»l W>2 SEJ, section 6,
versary of the relief of the legation-
T p. 32 S., R 14 w. Any person so
C oun ty T rea su rer’s N o tice.
ers by the international forces. 1 he
trespassing for the purpose of hunting,
fishing o r otherwise, will he prosecuted
Russian proposal referred to is un
Notice is hereby given th at on presen-
ju|j e!{teiit of the law
derstood, ill substance, to he an in tatiou a t my office in Gold
H aving purchased tlie entire Stock of Merchandise of J. R. Miller it Co.
............
Reach,,Ore
8. P. PEIRCE
crease from 5 percent to 10 per cent gon, the tullowing described Curry
we will, until further notice, sell the same at
W urrunts will be redeemed tu
of the customs duties which the County
w it:
E
x
e
c
u
tr
ix
*
I-'
In
al
S
e
ttle
m
e
n
t-
No. 33, issued Jan u ary JO, 1891 tor
Chinese Government . may collect at
$203.35.
the port. Iron, foreigh countries.
No. 411, Issued January 12, 1801, lor
Notice is hereby given th a t the un
dersigned lias filed tier final account as
$20,1.00.
It is further understood th at the
No. 41, issued January 12. 1331, for Executrix of the E state of Francis
Odilo Von dcr G reen, deceased, in the
volume from the list ot Naval Ac crease is not to take otlect at once $34.00.
and perhaps not at all. It will de No. 60, issued January 12, 1891, for C ounty C ourt of Curry county, State of
ademy text hooks.
Oregon, and th a t M onday, ttie 5th of
pend upon the resources of China $06.00.
No. 132, issued January 12, 1891, for August, 1901, a t the hour of 10 o’clock
T
h
is
jstM.uo.
in the forenoon, at the court room of
In addition to other bases of sup under the existing spstein
No. 311, issued April 11, 1891, for said court, in Gold Beach, lias been
plies demanded in the Platt amend- proposition is believed to be much , .443.46.
fixed by order of the Judge of said
less objectionable to G re a t Britain
B rita in
No. 258, issued April 11, 1891, for court, for hearing objections to said
ment it is the intention of the A d
ted
a n d J a p a n , ns well as th e U n ni ite
d
issued April 11, 1891, for final account, a n d for the final settle
ministration to retain permanently
m ent thereof.
States than the orginal proposition Si,iuo
Gold Beach, O r., Ju n e 2:1, 1901.
Morro Castle overlooking the h ar to make an absolute and immediate
1891,
for
B. K. VON mm GREEN,
No--219, issued April 11,
E xecutrix of the Estate of Francis Odi
bor of H avana. This, the W ash
$18.90.
,
.
..
No interest will be allowed alter the
lo Von dcr G reen, deceased.
ington correspondent of the World increase of the customs duties to date
of tho first publication of this no
the
extent
pioposed.
tice, to -w it: July Oth, 1991-
says is announced on the highest
\\ M. s . W1NSOR,
authority. It is the intention to
Treasurer of Curry County.
23.—
Four
Topeka, Kan., July
TIMBER LAND ACT, JUNE 3, 1878.
PORT ORFORD, OBERON.
a
PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
The people of Curry county were
thunderstruck by the Oregonian s
able and timely “expose" of the gi
gantic land steal threatened, which
would be virtually a dismember
ment of this county, and they have
asserted their disapproval by circu
lating petitions of remonstrance,
which are, as far as we have heard,
being unanimously signed.
Who originated the affair, or
A n d all offered as L o w as th e y can be Sold.
what dark, ulterior motives arc be
oeeupv the stronghold with United persons, said to be members of the
Notice fur Publication.
hind it, we do not know—we can
States troops after the government notorious Bender gang, accused of
only guess; hut when it conics to
U N IT ED STATES LAND O FFIC E ,
lio se b u rg , O reg o n , May 27, 1901
of tire island has been handed over committing a score ot murders at NOTICE FOR PUCLICATION.
taking from us nearly one half our
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N o tice is h e re b y g iv e n th a t in c o m p lia n c e
We propose to keep a Full and Complete Stock of
to the Cubans. The plan is to equip their home near Galena, Kan., ovei D
l'PXRTM
ENT
OF
T
H
E
INTERIOR,
w ith Ih e p ro v is io n s of th e ac t of C o n g ress of
IJ b ru u J irG M v i ill
J u n e 3, 1»7H, e n title d “ A d act lo r th e sa le ot tim -
territory, including the most valua
the
fortress
with
modern
artillery
Laml Ollie© at Rodeburg, Oregon,
b e r la n d s in th e S ta te s of C a lifo rn ia , O regon,
15 years ago, have been located
ble portion of our timber land, and
.lulv 1 1901.
N ev ad a, a n d W a sh in g to n T e r rito r y ,” a s ex ten d *
so th at Cuba may be assisted in de near Fort Collins, Colo., and Gov.
.
. .
,
h n t t h « f u l- *‘<l to a ll th e P u b lic L an d S tates by a c t of Aug-
Notice
18
hereby
gl\en n t that
tilt l o l u>t ls92) C h a rle s R. M cC lellan, of E c k ley ,
much other that would become the
fending herself against outside in Stanley has issued requisition pa lowintf-iittliied settler has tiled notice COu n ty of C u rry , S ta te o f O regon, h as th i s d a y
homes of our children, we know
lid
s «
»
terference, and also that the United pers on the Governor of Coloiado «>* llis
au p p o rto t Ills claim, R l)d M lUl s . i o ^ E ’ , a n d X E li SE‘4 o f se c tio n No. 27, in Town
where our interest lies, and do not
States may thus have guarantees for their return to this state. The proof will be made before J. 11. b pton, H|,ip No. l s , R a n g e No. 1 > \V., a n d w ill offer
propose to submit to the “ hold-u|
iiiisb i* H H 'l’, n t L a n g l o i s , O l e - p ro o f to show t h a t th e la n d so u g h t I h m o re val-
i n i u s a l n i , vt a
g
,
Srtbic fu r ,,s tim b e r o r sto n e th a n for ag ricu l* |
ate,, ag ain st failure on the part ot the lirst steps toward bringing the sus II U.. > S . t L o «iin
gon, Oil A ugust 1$, lUOl, VU.
, (, ,
...¡rpose*., a n d to e s ta b lis h h is c la im to i
unless tire great guns that threi
9
W lf ’ H » U H
I I l ’Z f i L ’b «t
*•■ ’
' ■ 1 'fo re th e R eg ister a n d R e c e iv e r of ,
Can I Cuban governm ent to carry out its pects to Kansas were taken upon
K lC U A K lU l. r u / 2 i w u
( .
,lt R o se b u rg . O reg o n , o n F rid a y , th e I
ns are too heavy for those we
p, ,b;. Oi A u g u st, i9oi.
n
,
,1
pledges and terms of the treaty now tic representations of Frank Ayies, On his Homestead E n try ko. lO Sis.'or
bring to the defense.
the Lots 12. 13 ami 14, section b, a n d
H e n a m e s as w itn e ss e s : M ella S u m m e rs, of |
pay in course of preparation as between of Fort Collins, who asserts that
Lot 1, section 7, Tp. 32 S., K. 14 w.
Many of our leading men
this country and Cuba. Under this one of the quartet, Kate Bender,
lie names the following witnesses to
that, if this reserve is made, we had
H ^ e i r i b c ’d i a m i s H ^ r i q u e s . c d . o h l e t h e i
treaty the retention of the fortress was once his wile. Governoi 'S tan - , ¿ ¿ jt jvutiou of said land, viz:
better throw up our county organi
c la im s In th i s office o n o r b efo re s a id lo th d a y
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II. C, o f A u g u st, 1901.
is provided lor.
ley
issued
the
requisition
upon
alii-
¡
a
.
A.
Jamies,m,
Oscar
M
athers
J. T. BRIDGES, R e g iste r.
zation, which is already deeply in
K eiler. Eugene Peirce, all of Port Or
Craniteware, Tinware, Crockery, Etc. Etc.
davits of four men who went to ford, Oregon.
debt, petition the government to
Two singular facts of the past Colorado to identify the suspects.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
take tho rest at a lair valuation, and
T r e s p a s s N o t ic e .
year have been the great prevalence The Benders committed a series of
H aving received a F ull S to ck of M uslins,
we will nil seek new homes in some
of smallpox in the United States murders, the most atrocious ever re
T each ers’ E xam inations.
prairie country, where things run
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
Dress-Goods, P rints, and E v e ry th in g in
and tho small number of deaths corded. They lived on a small
may concern, not to enter upon or tre s
more on the level, and the rough
Notice is hereby given th a t the pass in any m anner for the purpose of
therefrom.
During
the
last
six
farm near Galena and for years, as 1 county Buperiiiteinleiit of Curry county
the
th a t line, we shall continue to sell the
climbs
of a mountain
life,
uint.iinc with «mis or dogs upon tin'
titm o s o .
io
____ ami
______ .„„ntiis.
v-k prem
nt.hs. according to oinei:
otlicia re- :* . J J
«<'*•— «I./»!- flight thwjr , Win I...I.I the
ises of Con jSIcGeenin, o t m e Max
m
a
i
l
applicants
lor
state
and
county
papers
At one poiut this proposed reserve i ports, there have been more
old sto ck a t or near cost.
L angevin place, or the Jo h n MeGeehin
had lured travelers and buried their
place, which I have rented. I t bein
approaches within less than five ^8,000 cases of the disease, while for bodies in the yard around their a t P ort Orford as follows:
FOR STATE PAPERS.
^.ej | k ,lowu ¡n this section of country
miles of the ocean, and cuts off a a corresponding period a year ago home, or under the house. All four
Commencing Wednesday, August 14, th a t there is a sm all band of elk run-
But
o'clock a. m., and continuing uu- ning on my place, and tluit I have tried
large tract of the most valuable and there were only 12,000 cases.
members ot the family were accused at 9 Saturday,
August 17, a t 4 ocloek.
to protect them , and would n o t kill one I XT
n o n /|
q n v l t O l l v f i t ttD lIf] !4\V«IV t n r «1111-
available timber in thecounty near- while a year ago there were til'2 of aiding in the murders. The fam til Weilmsday—Penmanship,
history, ’ m yself, I do not propose to keep q uiet llO llrv tl 101 <111 \ 00(1 \ 10 NclHl dolrij
101 blip
t
spelling,
algebra,
reading,
school
law.
when
I
know
they
are
being
killed
right
last
|y all Of which was located J urillg j deaths in six months, ... the last ily consisted of man, wife, daughter
Thursday—Written arithm etic, the- under my nose by outsiders, an«t b u t a
the last few months by young men h -'f year there have beet, hut 48b and son. The parents would now lory of teaching, grammar, hook-keep-I few days ago. T herefore I notify friends
, or foes’alike, that I will prosecute any
born and raised in this county. A l-, deaths due to the disease. 1 his shows be in the 7l)’s and the children iug, pliysies, civil governm ent.
priilay—Physiology, mental aritll- and all persons killing deer, elk or
ready preliminary steps have been th at smallpox is losing its deadlt- about 50 years of age.
Tneti«:, geograuhv, composition, physi- «rouse on mv premises, and 1 mean
eat geography.
business.
CON M cG EEIIIN .
taken to develop extensive lumber ,,f88> since a year ago only O per
Give us a trial, and we will do our best to give satisfaction.
S aturday—Botany, plane geom etry,
Pistol River, Curry county, Oregon .
1
cent
of
the
persons
attacked
died,
N otice.
general history, English literature,
and tanbiit'k industries in various
i psychology.
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parts of the ,,roposed reserve.
«bile tins year there has been but
FOB COUNTY PAPERS.
.
Yf t’F I f 'F
On and after July 21st, 1901, my
No county in Oregon has been U p e r cent ot deaths If tins rec-
Commencing Wednesday, August 14, j
iN vA .L v j -
more backward in its development ord ie compared with former tunes, store will he closed on Sundays.
a t 9 o'clock it. in., and continuing until
______
Wool- Hides, Pelts and Furs taken in ex
F’riilav, August 10, at four o'clock.
than Currv, because of its isolated when a large proportion of all per
I’. .1. M asterson .
F
irst,
second
and
third
grade
certiti-1
ah
persons
are
hereby
w
arned
not
to
1
position, and none need ...ore the 8">'8 «ho had tin diseese died, it
change for Goods.
oates :
.
trespass upon the lauds of the under- I
W ednesday—Penm anship, h isto ry , 8jg110,i situate in C urry County, by de-
benefits to he derived from tbtwpee- looks “8 thong i the disease was
NEW GOODS
kb ™ Bi trail'
V
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
DRESS-GOODS,
m a t, mis, tm
Hardware,
<
plies of any kind.
y
dy development of all the resources wearing out.
within her entire boundary.
paper says: “ On the
W ithout discussing the ethics of
' ‘ 1 L '
of
Judge McBride of
i
u r
in,, judgment
the case we will only add for tb e |J
Clakuntas, and tieroge Chamberlin
present, that it is the understanding
of Multnomah, the sale ol property
that the purpose for which forest
hid in for taxes by the counties and
reserves a tp created is to preserve
school districts all over the state
the timber, to prevent the denuda
has been postponed and the sale will
tion of the land and consequent
be held 4 weeks from today (July
drouth. If this be so, we would re
8). The mistake in the date was
mind those in authority that, ow
made through a niisiepsesciitaliou
ing to warmth of climate and great of the law, which states the slid ill'
fall of rain ou the west side of the
shall proceed to sell the lands on
Coast Range mountains, forests can-
the first Monday after the 1st of
not be destroyed, whether by wind, Ju]
nd , hi8 wng Rellcra|iy c, on-
or Are or ax. Every old I W 'B Ml.u;.(1
thlll tlle glli, ,vo,
ould
unim be on that date, bulafter the several
camp is a living, ..........................
peachable witness that new tre<
prom inent attorneys were asked tor
growths spring up at once when the
opinions it was decided that it was
old is removed, and our old settlers
meant to begin advertising the sale
who have cleared homes in the for
on that date. As far us is known,
ests all know that it requires aeon
every county in the state has adver
slan t buttle with plow anil ax to
tised the sale for Ju ly 8.
kt;ep down the new growth of trees,
which in this section areevery where
Washington, July 23.— Free trade '
and forever springing up.
between the United States and Porto
- V 'y
* v 1 ’V '1
Mrs. C. Newman, of Campbell Rico will lie proclaimed Thursday.
Park, a Chicago suburb, was build- Attorney-General Knox is preparing
It always restores
a handsome white stone house, when ihe proclamations which will be is
color to faded or gray
some one discovered that the hay sued. There will he two proclamu
hair. N o t ic e t h a t
window extended four feet over the tions, the first declaring the estab
word, “ always.” And
bui'ding line. Neighbors attacked , lishment of civil governm ent in
it cures dandruff.
her in the courts, and the house had Porto Rico and the second the estab
Sl.SOa
A II S r .« lr t>
to come down. She hungered for > lishment of free trade between the
•• My hualamM e l l - m . o’»» »«non!
r ’Vcnge. Engaging the services of United States and the island,
.trangors a gresi deal. I
actually feel m Hamad evary tltna
I would taka otf n»y hat, my hair
an architect, she began to put tip a
waa ao thin and tna bald apota
ehantv on the site tlial will appear
Gens. Ootncx and Palma are be-
ahowed ao plainly- I bagan tha uaa
of your Hair Vtoor laaa than thraa
month« ago Today I And I have as
as» reproach and an eyesore. C am p-! j ng severely criticised by the Cuban
lino a head of hair aa I arar had.
Itell Park ie a beautiful place. The j people for taking annexation of the
I tall everybody what I uaad. and
they aay ‘ It m u d ba a wondarroi
shanty stands with its back to the country to the United States, instenil I
remedy.
Gmx YrABL,
Pec. H. 18».
Chica«o, 111.
street. A man who never before ,,f an independent republic,
Wa haca a book on Tha Hair and
had done any painting whs hired to
Fealp whloh wa will »and fraa upon
raaueat It you do not obtain all »ha
Mr. Morgan is said to be con
boneflta yon aspaatad from tha uao of
•rnear it yellow. Then in a local
tha Vigor, write tha lMetor about
»V dddrMs
.....
paper appeared this advertisement: vinced that a nation’s m erchant
Da. d. O- ATFR.
Lowed. Ma»a.
Wanted, a noisy family to occupy a marine, like its navy, should be u n - !
W 7V
naw house; must l>e at least live der one head. He knows also whose sa.
hat
that
head
should
he
under.
boys; red-haired ones preferred.
i?. - ...
Ci
positing m aterial of any kind thereon,
or to llse a „y pa rt of the said land for
business purposes
i Any person so trespassing will be
prosecuted to the full e x te n t of the law.
[
R. D. HUME.
W edderburn, Or., Aug. 17, 1899.
R eferring to the above Notice, the
subscriber would also notify the politic,
N O TIC E .
th at he is prepared to furnish w harflng -
facilities on either side of Rogue ltiver ;
All persons lire hereby w arned not to fronting the lands owned by him, a t the
trespass upon the lands of the under- sam e rates of wharfage as are charged I
signed, situate iu Biles River Precinct, tor like accom modations a t the wharf ;
(.lurry county, Oregon, for the purpose at Port Orford, C urry C ounty, O regon, ,
notw
ith-
' of limiting with guns or dogs, or lish- ■ rt|| reports to th e contrary
*■
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R. D. H U M E.
log. Also not to leave any g ate open stanuing.
on going through, or otherwise trespass
1 in any m anner.
Any person so trespassing will be
ADMINISTRATOR'S N OTICE.
prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
MRS. KA( I1AEI. AYERS.
__
Notice is hereby given th at the u n
dersigned has been duly appointed, by ,
T respuss N otice.
the County Courtof Curry county, Orc- |
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gon. A dm inistrator of the E state of
Notice is hereby given to all whom it William It. Mudd, d e en sed . All per .
may concern not to enter upon or ties- sons having claims against said estate |
pass in any m anner upon the lamt of are re,,u,red to present the same to me,
the undesigned, situate,I iu C urry with proper vouchers, a t my resideme
county Oregon, for the purpose of in W edderburn precinct. In said C ur
ry county, within six m onths from the
hunting with guns or dogs, or oth
of tiie first publication of this no
i wise trespass in any m anner. Any date
person or person.- so entering upon said tice, tow it: July 9, 1901, and all per
sons
indebted to said estate are reques
premises w ithout my consent will be
prosecuted to the full e x te n t of the ted to pay the game to me w ithout d e
lay. Dated at W edderburn, Oregon,
! ' " MR». MARY A. COLEBROOK this 8th day of Ju ly , 1901.
E. A.* HAILEY,
Administrator of the E state ot W illiam I
R. Mudd, deceased.
4:
A ma
w ith
thin head
of hair is
a m arked
man. B ut
th e b ig
bald spot
is not the
kind of a mark most
men like.
Too many men in
t h e i r tw e n tie s arc
bald. This is absurd
and all unnecessary.
H e a lt h y hair shows
man’s s tre n g th . To
build up the nair from
the roots, to prevent
and
ortliograi'hy, reading.
,
Thursday—W ritten arithm etic, the-
the-
or\ of teaching, gram m ar, school law
i-’ri<tay—Geography, m ental arith
m etic, phcsiology, civil governm ent.
1
W. » .G U E R IN ,
County School Superintendent.
N O T IC E .
Notice is hereby given to all whom it N otier o f Slierlfl'*» Sate o f H eal
may concern, not to enter upon or tre s
P ro p e rty .
pass iu any m anner, tor tho purpose of
hunting will, guns or doffs or other-1
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i wise, ii|>on the prem ises of L aura M.
Notice is hereby given, tlmt by virtue
' H eiberger or the ranch of U. J- Hei 1 ,,f ,u
; f tfi, f.i-gislntivp Assembly
berger, or upon the ranch of P. A. Hei
,,10 btate of Oregon, entitled “ An
Iwrger, leased by tho undersigned. Any Act to amend an act entitled an act to |
person or persons so entering upon sain authorize co u n ty judges and clerks of j
premises without my <x, usent will I m > school districts to bid ill property sold |
prosecuted to the lull extent ot the law. for taxes, approved Feb. 20,1893 and to
G. J . H EIB E R G E R .
provide for sale of sam e,” I will, on the I
3d day of A ugust, 1901, between the
hours of in o’clock A. M. and 4 o’clock
T it ESP ASS N O T IC E .
P . M., to w it: a t the hour of 1 o ’clock J
P. M. of said day, at the court house!
noi
Dr
I-ake »nd the county
«les- has acquired title by virtue of sale for
Curry, by removing, cutting,
troviug timber upon
said land. $25 re- taxes, and by reason of nou-redetnp-
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ward will be paiil for Information lead j tioll, as provided bylaw.
Gold Beach. Or., July 8th, 1901.
ing to a conviction of trvs|>ass»s stated
JAS. G. WALKER,
above.
IMitedat Bandon, Oregon, Man’h 14, Sheriff »nd Tax Collector of Curry
County, Oregon,
t l H>1.
l’ETER NELSON, Agent.
£ H. GHEE VER,
T7V
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
GRANITEWARE,
STOVES & RANGES.
DOORS <fc WINDOWS,
PAINTS & OILS.
In fact, a Full Line of General Hardware, |
Langlois, Curry County, Oregon.
Having engaged in the Hardware business, a share of the public pat
ronage is solicited. Fair dealing and satisfaction guaranteed.
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