The Port Orford tribune., August 13, 1901, Image 2

THE TRIBUNE.
New K nies fo r E n trie s I'in le r
T im b e r am i S tone A ft.
N Ö T IG E .
B ig Smelting? W orks Bobbery.
.
, .
Notice is hereby given to all whoui it
W. T. KERR & CO,
Notice is hereby given tbit on
mav concern, not'to enter upon or tres-
San Francisco, Aug. 6.—The Sel latum
at my office u. «..fid ea<b >l.
a ,’d in aHV m anner ii|,"U the land "I
TUESDAY, AUG. 13. 1901.
has
¡¿on,
the
following
dvsailMd
Curry
I
iiiiiiersiifiud situated in Currv
by
Smelting
&
Lead
Company
The recent inspections of United
County W arrants will be vdeemed to-
(o‘ “ X p u r p o s e o'f
(Successors to John II. Miller »V Co.J
Slates Com mist inner liinger Her­ been robbed of $280,000 worth of
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issue,!
Jan
u
ary
.11,
1391,
for
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF CURRY CO. mann, of the general land ollloe, in gold bullion. The theft oecured
reference to additional precautions some lime last night, and was not ««MOI)9’
J “ " “ ary ia ’ 18B1, r'jr m.y m anner’ " a B v person or |wrsons
IHHI KIt KVKHV TlKsD.VY BVEMIKU.
DEALERS IN
with*
against fraudulent entries of public discovered until morning, The ¿ ¡ ¿ h , issued January 2, 189,, for
WALTER SUTTON,
Proprietor
prosecuted V*
land under tile timber and stone act, thieves tunneled from outside the
* No. i>6, issued January ¿8, 1801, for thu ful1 ex teu t of
CAPPS.
has already had its effect on pro- building under the vault at the Sel-
subscription rates .
fessiouul locators, who. by reason by Works, which are located on th°
No. 132, issued Jauuaryl2, 1891, for . .—
$1.W of the many obligations they w ill bay shore, ulioiil !;D miles from San Sls.ot).
T respass Notice.
One Copy One Y ear ...........
No. 311, Issued April 11, 1891, for
______
One Copy Six Mouths.
henceforth
have
to
assume
will
go
Francisco.
They
got
away
with
One Copy Tlir.ee M onths................
*4N o ?358, issued April 11, 1891, for
Notice is hereby given to all persons
A uvektisixo R ates K kasoxaulk .
rathe;' slow, if the instructions. nearly 1200 pounds ot line gold $jy.75
whom it may concern, not to enter up-
N o.218, issued April 11, 1891, for uu or trespass upon the prem ises of the
issued by Commissioner Hermann worth $20 an ounce without leaving
$16.00.
undersigned, for the purpose ol hunt-
are enforced, and there is no reason a trace of their identity.
OUll AGENTS:
No. 219, issued April 11, 1891, for iug, or fishing with hookaud line, spear,
The
robbery
is
the
most
success­
$18.00.
or otherwise. Said premises are situa-
why they should not be, fraudulent
A. B. S abin , Langlois, Oregon.
No interest will be allowed after tile ted in Sixes precinct, C urrveounty.O r-
ful
and
reinai
kable
ever
accomplish
entries
will
he
reduced
to
it
mini
A. II. C hook . Pistol River, Oregon.
date of the first publieaton of this no- egon, and deserilied as follows: in c
SW Jam l \V‘2 SEE section 0,
mum, and the honest locator will ed on the Pacific Coast, and was tiee, to-w it: July 9tli, 1401.
Tp’. 32 S„ 11 14 w. Any person, so >
WM. S .W IN S O R ,
evidently the work of skill» d mech­
stand some show.
T h e p r il liv i aililre»» on y o u r pal»'« ,
trespassing
for the purpose of hunting,
Treasurer of Carry County.
{ «hou » Ih e B ate to w lU'-li y o u r m l . j
fishing or otherwise, will be prosecuted j
“To the end that fraud may he anics. The whole ali'air was most
( svriptlou I» paid.
to the lull ex ten t of the law.
prevented,” writes Mr. Hermann to skillfully executed. I t is supposed
53. 1‘. PE IR C E . i H aving purchased tile entire Stock of Merchandise of J. It. Miller & Co.
th at when the robbers secured their NOTICE FOU PUCL1CATION.
A ll c o m m u n ic a tio n s In te n d e d lo r p u b lic a tio n the registers and receivers of land
we will, until further notice, sell the same at
m u s t oe a c c o m p a n ie d by 'h e n a m o o l 'h e w r it­ offices, “ you are directed to through- loot they loaded it into a boat th at
DEPARTMENT 0 F THE INTERIOR. TIMBER LAND ACT, JUNE 3, 1878.
er. Wo must Snow the names ol our corre«-
was
waiting
and
disappeared
in
ly cross examine all claimants and
N otice fo r P u b licatio n .
I-and Oflle-j at Roseburg, Oregon,
p o n d e n ts .
July 1, 1901.
proof witnesses in timber and stone the fog that liad come over San
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Notice is hereby given th at the fol­
R o seb u rg , O regon, May 27, 19-'1
lowing-named settler has filed notice
The project of pensioning civil enti les and to issue no final certili- Francisco Bay.
Notice 1» h e re b y g iv e n th a t in c o m p lia n c e
cates in any case, unless the proof
In their haste to get away they ol his intention to make final p r o o f in wnh'ii,e 'p ro v i» io u » ”ii tiiv ». t oi Cuugi-e»» of
employes of the government, with­
su n n o rto f Ms claim , and that said June:!, 1S7S, e n t itl e d “ A n iw t i o p l ie i m ie o f tlnx-
submitted is positively satisfactory left two gold bars, worth neai- p . ro • i r I w
„ ¡II
. . I . . I„.|'..ro I 11 ( t n t o i i
er la n d s in th e State» o t I ’rtlifo riiia, O reg o n ,
lit 1...
tie made
Delore J. H. U p t o l i , P Sevailll
u nil W a sh in g to n T e r r i to r y ," a s e x t e u d -
out expense to the government is
p„i,iiv Lund stale» by a c t of Aug-
and you are convinced beyond all ly $30.000, lying on the bank a t the U. S. Commissioner, a t Langlois, Ore- , 4 ,,fi
again being actively agitated in
list 1, 1S92, C h a rle s It. M cC lellan, of E ck ley ,
gon, on August 17,1901, viz:
c o u n ty of C u rrv , s ta t e of O reg o n , lias th ia d a y 1
reasonable doubt that the entry is water s eilgc.
1 he police at all the
W ashington. The U. 8. Civil Ser
RICHARD M. FITZHUGH,
h ied In th is olii ■ h is sw o rn s'
n ie n t No. 1IIII2, 1
. 1 made in absoluae good faith for the ' bay cities were notified of the crime On bis Homestead E ntry No. 10K18, for to r tile p u rc h a s e ot lie
' 1 t su ctio n 22,
-
vice Retirement Association, organ
N E ', a n d N E \ SI. , of - ■ ( t o
so. 27, In Town
but all they could discover were a the Lots ¡2, 13 and 14, section 0, and s h ip No. :ll S., R an g e No. 1:1 IV., a n d w ill oft
exclusive
lionelit
of
the
eiilrymen.
ized a year or two ago to push this
p ..... . to «how liia t th e lan d so u g h t is m o re vai
section 7, Tp. 32 S., It. 14 w.
sto n e th a n fo r H gricul-
“In ail cases where you have no few of tile tools that the robbers hail Lot, He 1, names
r its
the following w itnesses to tu r a i p to u rp
project lias been reorganized and
tb li-li h is c la im to
o s'
II
-ci «md R e c e iv e r of
prove bis foiitinues residence upon and suiti Ialiti beiti
used.
evidence
or
sufficient
or
actual
will prepare a bill, which Congress
g ì O reg o n , o n F r id a y , th e
th i s obice tù 1
i
cultivation
of
said
land,
viz
:
The Selby Smelting e. Lead Com­ A. A. Jamieson, Oscar M athers H . C. lóti» tiny ol A up, » , lyul.
knowledge
to
justify
rejection
or
will he asked to pass. This hill will
...
,, ., i , .
l i e nam cE as w '.»lcsses: M clla S u m m e rs, of
0
pany is the largest concern of its Keller. Eugene Peirce, all ol F ort U r - R ck iey , O re g o n ; - p h 8. M cC lellan , of E c k ley ,
be based upon information given in proof, hut have presumptive evi-
fo rd O reg o n .
O re g o n ; C assiu s I o rm a n n , of M y rtle P o in t, Or-
kind
on
tlie
Pacific
Coast.
Ores
’
', 1 . T. BRIDGES, Register, -i
H a rry llv r.n u n n , of M yrth- P o in t, n r , g.in
response to an act ot the last Con­ duiice, reliable information or good
A uv a n d a lt p erso n s rh d m in g »aversely th e
,
■
w
, ,
» « - ,» »
are sent from all over the Western
' ^ Æ Â C X r i S Â h ' ^ y S s A H d a / Z o ï ï f e r e ^ as L o w as th e y can be Sold,
gress, calling upon the beads ol de­ reason to beleive that an entry is
country to be smelted and refined
I of A u g u st, 1901.
partments fur a list ot employes fraudulent, collusive or illegal, or
J . T. BRIDGES, R eg ister.
T eachers’ Exit in ¡nation.
is
not
made
in
good
faith
for
the
and
the
gold
is
then
turned
over
to!
giving ages and length ol service
,
, ,
,
,
■
,
Notice is hereby given th a t the
p and will provide for the creation of purpose contemplated by law, or th e m in t. A steamer makes spe
F ran cisco eoui.ty superintendent of Curry county
NOTICE.
will fluid the regular exam ination of
a pension fund by the retention of the requirements of the law have cial trips between Sail
We propose to keep a Full and Complete Stock of
applicants tor state and county papers
not
been
fully
or
thoroughly
com-
and
the
works,
carrying
the
ores
a small per ceutage of all civil sal­
at
Port
Orford
a
s
follows:
aries, probably about three percent. plied with, you will receive the one way and bringing hack the re­
I GR STATE PAPERS.
trespass upon the lands of the under- i
Commencing W ednesday, August 14, signed sitiiate in Curry County, by de­
I t will provide that retired civil proof but suspend action thereon lined gold.
at
9
o'clock
a.
m.,
and
continuing
un­
and
transm
it
the
same
to
this
office
S >1 I
> 0 3 )S .
positing m uterial of tiny kin-1 thereon,
employes shall be paid one ball the
Seattle, Aug. 2.—The steamship til Saturday, August 17, nt 4 oelock.
nr to use any part of the said land for
Wednesday-—Penm
anship,
history,
salaries they were receiving when witli your opinion in each case.
Chas. Nelson reached port from spelling, algebra, reading, school law. business purposes.
“This office will not he satisfied
.
Any person so trespassing will be
retired. The only expense to the
Alaska yesterday anil brings news
Tbursduj Written arithm etic, tlie- pVuaeeuted to tlie full e x ten t of the law.
with
any
proof
taken
in
a
per­
government, under tins plan, would
R. p , HUME,
of the tremendous run of salmon, ory of teaching, gram m ar, book-keep-
ing, physics, civil government.
W edderburn, Or., Aug. 17, 1899.
lie for the clerical help needed for functory manner.
which is now on tli Alaskan wat­ I'ti-lay-B hysiology, mental a rith -
K eferrin t„ t!ll, al>()Ve Notice, tl.e
“To assist in the crosscxamina- 1
the collection and disbursement of
ers. Advises from the majority of nn-tt.-, geography, composition, phi si- 8ubscrlber*would a]ao notify the public,
lion
of
claimants,
a
list
of
questions
cal geogiaptiy.
[ tliat he is prepared to furnish w liarting
the pension fund. It is claimed
tlie canneries is to the elfect th a t
. aturday Botany, plane geom etry, £aciiities 1)U ,.itber aaie (,f Hogue Elver
thiH the United States is the only approved by the secretary, to be pro-
g«'i"
ra
history,
English
.literatu
re,
{ronting thu klnda oWned by bini, a t the
the run this year will bo phenome­
-
sam e rates of wharfage a s are charged
pne of the great civilized nations pounded in addition to those re­ nal, and that the run is so large psyenology.
FOR COUNTS P A PE R S.
ior like accommodations a t the wharf
th a t doos not provide in some way quired by the formsand regulations th at it is im possible for the dinners Commencing W ednesday, August 14, a t P ort Orford, Curry County, Oregon, j
G ra n ite w a re , T in w a re , C ro cke ry, E tc, E tc.
of
tile
department
are
enclosed.”
a t 9 o'clock a. in., and continuing until all reports to the contrary notw ith- I
for the pension of aged civil service
to handle them.
Friday,
August
16,
a
t
four
o’clock.
!
standing.
R.
O.
HUAIE.
The
questions
arc
25
in
number
employes. France has a system
The Nelson brought no fish, ow­
F irst, second and third grade certifi- i
H aving received a Fv.il S to ck of M uslins,
something like the ono proposed. and pertain’to tlie residence of the ing to tlie fact that tile Ulen are go : c a te s:
ADM INISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
history,
W ednesday-r-Peninanship
The rest of the nations pay the pen­ ctitryman, qualifications to make busy u tle iu lin g to catch es th a t th . e y | orthography,
Dress-Goods, P rints, and E v e ry th in g in
reading.
entry, financial condition, em ploy are u n a b le a t th is tim e to can th em
sions from public funds.
1 harsday—W ritten arithm etic, the-
Notice is hereby given th at the u n ­
• <»ry of teaching, gram m ar, school law. dersigned has been duly appointed, by
th a t line, we shall continue to sell the
merit and what is intended to »Io
as la s t as they a re e a u g h t, and n o
Eridav—Geography, m ental arith - the County C ourtof Curry comity, O re­
with
the
land.
No m atter what the pavy people
time to attend to shipments. The »“'tic, physiology, ei'vH gitvernuieut.
old sto ck a t or nea r cost.
General Merchandise,
PORT ORFORD, OREGON.
PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
o
m
NEW GOODS
I CrEOCSSfISS 5s PIuOVISIOHS,
KHIK, HIT!, Ü ÎI, BOOTS M l SHOES,
gon, A dm inistrator of toe E state of
think the fact remains that a vast
majority of the plain people ol the
United States think th at Schley is
all right. The history of the battle
of Santiago, as it was written »lay
by day liy reporters who were on
the spot, is all in favor of Schley.
The great m ajority ot tlie people
at present beleive these records are
more apt to give the true facts
than the doctored reports of ene­
mies. There are tlie further facts
, at „ Schley
,,
t said
; i
th
was 6 generous * and
tttav
J
there was glory enough for all in
J-he victory, while Sampson did not
even mention Schley in his official
report.
Admiral Schley may have dis­
regarded some ot tlie orders from
Washington, but remember “ lie
got there ju st tlie same;” ami th at’s
what counts.
San Francisco, Aug. 8.— Al­
though the nm ilici pal league has
not yet abandoned its attem pt to
have the labor troubles in this city
settled by a compromise, both sides
are preparing for a protracted strug­
gle. The labor leailcrs are holding
almost continuous sessions for the
purpose of getting their forces in
readiness to meet every move ot
the situation, ami tlie employers
»re bending
every energy to get
, t|ie
inen lo t i].e
p|rt,.eiJ vacated by
dinners are simply rushing tlie
packing of the fish into cans, • t o
ing them away in the warehouses
and waiting until the rush sub­
sides.
The Nelson called in as far nortli
as Icy Straits. The run is hea vy
there also, anil tlie same activity is
everywhere manifest. A large pro­
portion o f tlie Alaska packers, seen
by tlie Nelson's officers, are ot the
opinion that tlie salmon pink th is
year will break all records, and will
lie nearly twice what it lias ever
been belore.
thestrikers. The tie-upof shipping
is becoming serious. There are at
least DO coasters and 20 deep water
vessels at anchor in the bay.
Some of these cannot he unloaded
under existing conditions. The
Sand Teamsters’ 1 Ilion has decided
to call out all men, not excepting
those employed by the street-clean­
ing contractors, who iiad been ex­
“ A Brief History of American cepted in the strike of the Labor
Journalism” is the title of a hook Council.
which will shortly be published by
Portland, Aug. 7.— After having
the Library of Congress. It will
cover something like 200 pages,and been in tile Federal Court for some
will ineludo tlie name, founder, and years, tlie ease of the United States
such information as may be ot in­ vs the Coos Bay Wagon lioatl Com-
terest, of every publication ever pany was decided this morning by
printed in this country up to 1900. Judge Bellinger in favor of the
Tlie compiler of tlie book, llulph M. Government, and the company will
tJJpKenzie, of tlie Library Stall, lie required to pay at tlie rate of $1
says of liis work: “ When it is re an acre for some 1100 acres ol lan d j
membered that a thousand periodi­ which were located »Hitsille tlieir in­
cals become extinct in this country demnity limits and afterward sold
every year, and that neatly 22,0U0 to innocent inirehasers.
were issued in 19D0, you will un­
Some time in tlie 80s the United
derstand something ol tlie task 1 Slates gave tlie state a grant of land
have ju st finished. Tho first news­ for the purpose of constiueting a
paper was printed in America in military load from Roseburg to
1704, and 1 have gone over tin-field Coos Bay. This grant was turned
of the whole two centuries since that over by the state to tlie Coos Bay
Wagon Company, which built the
day.”
road and was entitled to a certain
Another revolution is on, down amount of land. They made their
in one of the Central American locations, hut by some mistake lo
states. A ferocious battle lias been cated 1100 a» res outside the limits
fought, whicli lasted several »lavs, preaCrilH'»l by law, and tlie Govern
and it is rumored that two or three nieut haa since been engaged in a
men were hurt.
legal action to recover Ute price of
the land, inasmin-li as it would lie
Rear-Admiral Henry I. Howison Jiftlcult to recover the land and
lias been selected to fill tlie vacancy work great injury to tlie present
on the Schley Court of Inquiry, owners.
caused by »he inability of Read Ad-
g ,,, Francisco, Aug. 8 —The Sel-
m iral Kipiberly to serve.
by Smelter Co. have now increased
tlie reward offered for tlie arrest ot
Th. w ,„ „ « n .
.n »
f c w- i X d
th e Selby Siueltnjg »Vork »$280,000
jrorth of fine gold, is entitled to the
distinction of being called a “ Na-
Icon of Finance.”
nn ex emj,|oyc, lias been arrested
on
and other employes ire
suspected, but direct evidence lias
•>»*
b«l>n
physical attraction is
secondary to it. We
have a book, wc will
gladly send you that
tells just how to care
for the hair.
If your hair Is too
th in
or lo s ­
ing its
lu s te r,
get —-
M sir
G r o w t h becomes
vigorous and all dan­
druff is removed.
It always re s to re s
color to gray or faded
hair. Retain y o u r
<outh; don’t look old
Before your time.
>1 00 a bottle. All d ru iflete.
•• I hare used tout I t ir Vigor
now for about » years at • I have
found It splendid and sat»f»ctory
in every wajr. I believe I bare
n conitnended this Hair V tcor to
hundreds of my friends, and they
All tell the •»me story. If any-
bodr want* the best kind of a Hair
V igor I shall certainly recommend
to them just »« strongly a* I
can that they get a bottle o f Ayer •
Hair Vigor.”
M rs. N. F.. H a m ilto n .
Nov. 23, 1 n ;W.
Norwich, N. \ .
th 9 D o n t* * ,
If v.»n dor t obtain nil th” benefits
ynn «Haire from the na* of the \ »¿or,
writs Ui« Doctor about IV Andrea«,
D m . J . C a YKK.
Lowell, ¡Hail.
W illiam 1!. Mudd, deceased. All per­
County School Superintendent.
sons having claims against said estate
r - _________________
_________ _ are reipiireil to present t >• Mine to ma,
_____
__________________ _ ___________
with proper Vouchers, a t my residence,
in W edderburn precinct, in said Cur-
--------
! rv county, w ithin six m onths from the
All persons are hereby w arned not to ' »late of the first publication of th b no-
trespass upon the lands of the under-1 tice, towit: July 9, 1901 and all per-
Higned, situate in Sixes River P re c in c t,! sons indebted to said estate are i.-'iues-
( n n y countv, Oregon, for tlie purpose ted to pay the same tit tin witli m t dc-
of bunting with guns or dogs, or lis h - [ Jay. D ated a t M edderbum , Oregon,
ing. Also lint to leave any g ate open tills 8tb day ot July , 1J01.
■ .r .u i.r l» r or
.r <
» t I t r e S H trespass
H H N
l b . A . J )A 1J-»I . 1 ,
on going through,
otherwise
A dm inistrator of the E state ot \\ lilinm
in any manner.
B.
M
udd,
deceased.
Any person so trespassing will be
prosecuted to the full ex ten t of the law.
N O T IC K OK M E E T IN G
MRS. RACHAEL AYERS.
N O T IC K .
o f tlie
B o a rd o f E q u a liz a tio n .
T respass N otice.
No need lor anybody to send away tor sup­
plies of any kind.
Give us a trial, mid we will do our best to give satisfaction.
W o o l- H ide s, F e lts arcs F u rs ta ke n in e x­
c h a n g e fo r Goods.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
Notice is hereby given th at tlie Board
may concern not to enter upon or ties- of Equa ization for t u n y County Ore- ,
puss m any m anner upon th e land of gon, will meet a t the office of the Loun-
tho undeisigiied, situated in C urry <>’ 1 ’erk ot said county . at » .oid Loaili.
county Oregon, for the purpose of Oregon, on tlie lust M onday, the 26th
I.-antuig with guns or dogs, or other- day of A ugust, 1901, and will continue
wise trespass in any m anner. Any j "i session d u rm g the week, for the pur I
person or persons so entering upon said P»«e of exam ining the Assessment Loll
premises w ithout my consent will bo for the year 1991, and correcting all er- i
prosecuted to tile lull ex ten t of tlie rors in valuations, descriptions or ipial-
iticsof land, lots or other property. All
law.
MRS. MARY A. COLEBROOK. parlies who may bo uggrieveil by valu­
ation, description or other« ise, as to
their assessm ent, will therefore take
notice and make due com plaint to said
N O T IC E .
Board of Equalization, otherwise their
assessment will stand as made by tlie
Notice is hereby given to all whom it Assessor.
mav concern, not to enter upon or tres­
Dated this 30th dav of Julv, 1901.
pass in any mauui-i', lor the purpose of
' E. 8 . DEAN,
lim iting with guns or dogs or other­
Assessor of Curly County.
wise, upon tlie prem ises of L aura M.
Ib-ibergcr or the lancii of G. J. Hei
NOTICE FOB PUBLIOTION.
b, i gor, or upon tho ranch of 1’. A. Hoi
borger, leusi-d bv the undersigned. Any
porsou or persons so entering upun said DEFARTMI-.NT O l- n il-. IN T I-. RIOB,
premise» Without guy consent will be
L and O i h i - e ai R o sn a i . o . O ki .» h < n ,
July 21, 1901.
prosecuted to tho lull exteulof th e law.
Notice is hereby ; iven th at the fol- !
G. J . H E1BEKG ER.
lowin - nam ed setti' I- ha.» tifisi notice of ,
bis intention b> inni«» I lliz tp ■ if 111 slip-
port of bis cluirn, a i-l th..t : aid proof
T R E S C A SS N O T IC E .
V. Woodruff,
will be untile beior
! County Clerk, at (mi l Bench Oregon, 1
Notice is hereby given to all la'rsons i ,,u Septeinlier IS, 1901, viz :
not to trespass upon the premises of,
FRANCIS M. WKIlMiE
l>r. Kenyon, situated Iwtween F lo ras1
. .,
' v
for ti e
Dike and tlie county road, iu N orthern b J ts x,',"
N i'1/ NEJ "section 21,
¡1,
» urry, by removing, cutting, or m-s-
NW | s» i lion 22, T. 39 8. K.
tr o y m g timber upon said land. $25 re- and N tY
waiil will ne paid for infoi illation lead­ 14 H w. e n a m e s t h e fi llowinir witnesses to
ing to a conviction of trespass as stated p ro v e liis continuous lesid-.-nee u p o n ;
il Ix» ve.
cultivation of said la n d , v iz :
Datcil at Bandon, Oregon, March 14, and
J C. I l o s e , of Irm a. Oregon,
1901.
i’L l'i.B Ni.LsON, Agent.
Raleigh 8 e o tt.o l Irm a, Oregon,
J. J. Wood, oi H a r b o r , O re , o n ,
Otto lsun-rt, of Irm a . O re g o n
NOTICE.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
may concern, tliat 1 have given my i
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1 son’. Stephen M errill, ids tim e and he
(h<>
is hereby lully authorized to do busi-
a p |„,i„ t«».I Executor
nes» for himself and on his own account. td tbe E state of Patrick Hughes, deci-as-
l will not hereafter la.' responsible for ed, bv the County C ourtof C urry coun-
:uiy of his transaetiona.
ty Oregon. All persons indebted to
said estate are hereby required to pay
M RS. JI)S E i'll INE M E R R11,1.. the same to me at my home a t Cajai
Ophir, Or., Ju ly 10, 1991.
Blanee. w ithout delay, and all persons
having valid claims against said Estate
must present tlie same to tile at the
place aforesaid, w ith the proper proof
N O T IC E .
of the genuineness of tlie same, within
six m onths from the date of th e first
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :
By oilier of the Board of D irectors. publication of this notice, to-wit: July -
n ' more improvenietd« In the P ott Or- 39,1991.
_______will
"be oe
perm
itted
on on Dated * at J Cape Blanco, Currv- county,
lord te
m e te ry will
perm
itted
l.'ts that have'iiot lawn purchased from Oregon, July 30, 1901.
u
the V em etery Asms iati.m.
EDM ARD A. H U G H ES
Port Orford, Or., Aug. 5, 1901.
Executor of the E state of 1 atriek
V. J. L1NDB1 RG.
i
Hughes, deceased.
E. H. 0HEEVER,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
GRANITEWARE,
STOVES & RANGES.
DOORS & WINDOWS,
PAINTS & OILS.
In fact, a Tull Line of General Hardware, J
Langlois, Curry County, Oregon.
‘
Having engaged in the Hardware business, a share of the public paV
ronage is solicited. Fair dealing and satisfaction guaranteed.