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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1903)
Itnilroud to C hete«. Grand 11 ig J e w e l M in e. | • Post Master Johnston is now in- --------- — ______ | stalled in his new quarters, and May not be all that Is meant by dyfpepria | G rant’s Pass, Or., June 23.— now, Work on this mining property is but It will be if neglected. John Button returned Wednes- ' carpenter Lindberg is putting the olllee progressing well, and it Supt. C. A. According to the recent statement The uneasiness after eating, fits of nerv Gold Beach ! finishing touches on the new day, from a visit to which is arranged in “apple pie” Jamieson has good luck he will have of Colonel T. W'aln Morgan Draper, ous headache, sourness of the stomach, and | disagreeable belching may not be very bad «7 George Truman came up luesday order> nn,| ¡8 a great improvement the water ready to turn on this fall, the rich redwood «nd other re- now, but they will be if the stomach i« I ufter another load of freight for (>ver Uncle Sam’s old place of do Tliis company has secured 1500 sourceful region of Humboldt suffered to grow weaker. Dyspepsia is such a miserable disease inches of water and will operate a County, California, will be first Hume & Co. ] ing business. that the tendency to it should be given j No. 4 and a No. 1 G iant, and these reached from the Oregon side, and early attention. This Is completely over New syrups and flavors at O. We last week received a pleasant with the head will enable them to the riches of th at region turned come by —AT— Leneve’s. Try his line soda water visit ftotn M. G. Pohl of Myrtle move about 4000 cubic yards of first toward Portland, instead of EUCHRE CREEK, with fruits juices. Point and Shad Hudson. Mr. dir*, per day.- \ San Francisco which stren gth en thewholc digestive system The Arcata called in again Satur Pohl is a member of the Cora- ri.e g re a te r part of the ditch is j “The road from the north will be by the people living on Euchre F o r Sale C heap. day night, going South, and took ' inenter Mining Company of Seattle graded and about one half of it dug. »he 0 list to reach Eureka, and Hum- Creek, and Cedar Fork and a t Cor who are developing a deposit of Wor.r on the trestles has progressed holdt Bay,” Colonel Draper said; away a small am ount of freight. bin and Ophir. Everybody come I A 1 horse power, almost new gelena anil sulphuret of iron, on the in fine shape under the direction of recently, when speaking of the — ' . • 1 and bring a basket ofgood things to • M aster, We were treated to a refreshing N E L SO N , - - • 8. P. Pierce, who has an able corps proposed Oregon A Pacific line, of ju st what you need for churning - « » ,» « * South Fork of Sixes Elver. The rain Saturday which continued u n of assistants and the largest half of which he is the chief engineer. “A pumping water, sawing wood, etc. * J “ e °° ore assays from $8.00 to $80.00 per W ill make weekly trip s between til Sunday morning. and wind up with a the trestles are completed. The great many people think it is a Apply t o r . I . McMuLLKN. ton. Charles Jamenson was in town Denmark, Oregon. A. P . llaagensen, has been en- highest trestle will be finished this difficult engineering feat to build j GRAND B A L L g t t n F r a n c i s c o , P o v t O r Monday h a v ir.^ u s t returned from gaged for the past month, in putting week, and is a fino specimen of en- a railroad from Crescent C ity to In the evening. Be sure and come. a business trip to Myrtle Point. ADM INISTRATOR’S NOTICE. f o r d ««<1 C o o s l i n y , . in new machinery a n i otherwise gineering skill. I t is 400 feet long Eureka, but there are not half so j Leroy C uriy left for Bandon last j refilling tqe p, p. & L. Company’s and 126 feet high and is built on a many obstacles to overcome as be- [ In th e C ounty Court of C urry Colin Timber Laud, Act .Tunes, 1878,—No CARRYING PASSENGERS AND tice for Publication. Friday. Mr. Curry expects to re ,n ij|8- Mr. llaagensen and Peter curve. People are daily visiting the tween Eureka and ban Francisco, i n the m a tte r of E state FREIGHT. - turn soon and move his family to Ander«>n came in from the mil's mine to look at this large trestle. Surveys have been made from of C j U n ite d s t a t e s l and Office, ■ W ...... ........... . * Monday commenced d ,i. for hi,».ed, G ,.» ,'. 1'»., to C ,.» « » . City, «»d , » ¿ ¡ - . ¿ ¡ ¡ - .- ftfiR S S fe J S tt S Bandon. * ..... The steamer Chico called in Fri-1 work on F o rt Point, where a crew figures give no idea of its height, preliminaries are Wing m made ane t Le e- der8jgned bas been bv tbe coU„ty pliance with the provisions »f th e a. t of F reig h t and passengers at h ,‘ u " day and took away three passen of men have been at work for the Thc timber is of the best and it is tween Crescent City and Coos B ay,; ^ o f C u r r ^ County, O r e ^ ^ a p j ^ X T h e ^ s a 'lc o f^ im l^ M r. W eb ster j past two weeks constructing tile well braced and bolted together. anil betw een C rescent C ity anQ ( jj. it. Luse, deceased. S ta U su i CaUfovnia, Oregon, Nevada, I two week gers, Capt. Harris, X x o -w e a s t T S a t o s . T ile c o in n ill V w ill install an d e c Eureka. The route between Cres- W hereon all persons Indebted to and W ashingtonTerrltory.’ sstxtcn- ! apparatus for loading vessels by 1 lie co m p an y w in install a n ciec I said estate are heiehy notified to m ak e ded to all th e P ublic L and States by and Geo. Beckley. Agent, P ort Orford, Or- trie light plant in its diggings and cen t C ity an d l.ureK n will ul a ilnine<liat<, paym entto the undersigned act of August 4,1892, E u g en e L. Bogy O. LEN E V E , The telephone line has been re-| '« ea»8 ° f a wire cable' run d n vn n d nivlit w ork in g tw o m ost d ifficu lt piece of w ork, the at his office in P ort Orford, C urry of Port Orford, county of C u rrv , Stale egon. ru n day a n d nigut, wonting two r .. I County, Oregon, and all persons hav- of Oregon, has this day tiled in with a paired across ltogue Kiver and Gold Harry and Tom Guerin, crew s. W ith th is a m o u n t and gre a te st grade being between tl e j,)R cjBj,ng a g aj„gt th e su'd estate will this office bis aworn sta te m e n t No. in the f \ z \ \ r T p I) O A Beach is once more in communica- friend, were in the woods a tributary of present same, verified as_by law re- 5107, for the purchase of RieSW J NW) , D O 1 l - 4 > a t U s , tion witll the outside world. j vicinity of Eckley, a few days ago, pressure of water, for they w, have head of Mill Creek, , , i qu ired , within six m onths from duto of sec. 29, an d 8E J NWJ NA NEJ of see. 30 S m ith Kiver, an d th eh ead o f H u n t-; , in T .vt, 33 south, of range 14 west, and ' when they caught sight of a small P««"ly ° f wat«r »° run th” Glant8 Greeks. , D ated P o rt Orford, Ju n o 10, 1903. will offer proof to show that the land Fourth of July Goods at Mrs. H. bear. The bear started to run and ««ven months out of the year, and cr and Wilson Creeks sought is m ore valuable for its tim ber E. W .JE N S E N , D EA LERS IN “ We are also surveying a route Firecrackers, large | j lh c U)eil ran or stone than for agricultural purposes, A dm inistrator I ¡Neely’s, e, Flags . it milking pienly the dirt paying all the way through and to establish his claim to said land and tnaall, Torpedoes, feky Rockets, went bear I a8 it prospects, the company will to Chetco, Curry County, Oregon,” , » j..__ before the County Clerk at P o rt Orford T imber L and A ct , J une 3 Colonel Draper continued, “ and in Roman Candles and lo y 1 1Sto13' goon ran up a 'tree a „d then his have a big th in g . Oregon, on W ednesday the 29th day of N otice for P ublication • Ju ly , 1903. J Our harbor presented quite a (rubles commenced. Each of the Supt. Jamieson expects to take vestigating the feasibility of that i He nam es as witnesses : busy appearance last Friday »»! raen was armed with a 32 caliber : out enough gold this winter to pay , place as a harbor. 1 here is plenty I J. M. West, A. A dolphsen, A. Rich U nited S tates L and Office, Roseburg, Oregon, May 8, 1903. , ard and C harles Steel, all of Port Or- 1 three steamers visited us during the L .jjgg0]ver » an(j j,oatilitie8 at once J or »he ditch and plant and still o < cep water ere. rescen \y N otice is hereby given th a t in com-1 ford, Oregon. , . . , ¡day. They were the Empire,Chico nced bHta8 the bear was on pay a dividend as well. has «1®° received my attention. pliar.ee with the provisions oi the act Any «•>•» »** persons claiming ad- .t™ , . . T h e n r o n e r t v c o n s is t s o f a hitrh Government estimates for this will of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled and , Arcata. a limb . about 60 feet . r from .1 the I be property consists or a nign . a o r n nnn “An act for the sale of tim ber lands in requested to file th eir claim s in this . . , , ti,nn Q(, shots were gravel bar over 100 acres in extent, cost $~->0,000 to blast out th- .ocks the States of C alifornia, Oregon, Neva- 1 «««> on or before the said 29th day of WE K EE P IN STOCK .. C V Woodruff came In from the ground, more than 3U snots weie » - - - ---------- th e h a rb o r, an d $1,000,000 to d a , and W ashington T erritory,” as ex- Ju ly , 1903. ,, P F & I Company’s mill, last fired before he finally tumbled from co m p risin g th ree old river beds of in build jellies, but I am confident j »ended to all th e P u b lic Land S t a t e s _________ J.T . BRIDGE-, begister^ Thursday and left Saturday for his lofty perch; but after live bullets »he S ixes River. Tins gravel bar is , , , , by a c t of A u g u st!, 1892, Charles Steele L and , A ct JUNE 3, 18(0— W edderburn w here he will remain had entered his hide Bruin took a 90 feet high ,n places and carr.es a the work can be done for less mon-J ,,f po rt Orford, eounty of C urry timber N otice for P ubi ication . ey than that. Fifty miles of the this office -go good prospect in all places. The h is sworn statem ent No. bis 80 foot drop and thus his truhles d r ess g o o d s , until after the Fourth. purchase of L ot mine has a good dump near at hand suivey from G rant’s Pass to Cres 5108 for the U nited S tates L and Office ended. 1 and N EI NWJ NJ NKf of section I1A T< A N D C A P S , cent City have been definitely de Roseburg. Oregon, M arch 5th. 1903’ A telephone booth was received ; that it will take years to fill. 30, Township 33 « south, à range No. . . . 14 . Notice is hereby given, th at in com- B O O T S A N D S H O E S , last week for the telephone office in : Ames Johnston and family and “ proof to show th a t pliance with the provisions of the act Taking matters all in all every cided upon, and some construction west, an d will t offer tne ta u ii sought s o u g n v is i s more m o r e valuable l a iu a u .e lor . o r Ba . i s o f f C oi e 8 fjo [ J ( j i n e entitled the land i the P. F. & L. Company’s store. ¡Miss Rose Chandler started for thing points to a big success in this work will be done thia Summer, tim b er or stone th a n for agricultura ,.An * f U)t ga,e of Timber' lanil(j ju I I A U D W A l « TS, Everything is now “hooked up” Myrtle Point last Sunday via Ban undertaking, and we trust their though not very much.” s r a c i t s , •>■• >.»»» ,,< c ,,i„ ,.„ ,i„ ,...w Colonel Draper adm itted that | and ready for business. ! don. At Bandon Mr. Johnston hopes and expectations may be rea- And in fact everything usually needed raised the Dickens, lie left the lizcd. the Oregon & Pacific is a connect- j tll 29lh (ltty c{ j uly, 19o3. j a c T K g u a t 4 th “ 18M, Edw^^^ H , Mrs. Ed Ashman was visiting her ladies and Johnston Jr. to shift for in town o r country. The company has spent thousands ¡ng link in a new Coast route, A i R i‘h»nl and ¿ugeno h ^ ’ u K i y ’Z i parents Mr. and Mrs. W alter, f()^ , N themselves and returned Monday of dollars and it will still take backed by some of the big lines, L . Bogy, all of P o rt Orford, Oregon Sutton, last Saturday and Sunday. Any i an d all persons claim ing ad- r f()r hf) ,.hn9e of the N„rth evening in company with the thousands to complete the work, but but he refused to divulge just what '„ x ... versely the above-described lands are I Mr. Sutton is slowly recovering Dickens of a fellow. Mr. Dickens the prospects are most flattering company is behind it. telegram requested! > file th e ir claims in this of East qu arter (N Ej) of section No. 34 in Township No.31 south, of range No. 14 from a severe attact of sciatic rheu fice on o r , ; fore said 29th day of Ju ly west, and will offer is a traveling man ami took advan- and the promoters are almost sure proof to show th a t 1903, matism. the land sought is more valuable for A J o y o f J o u r n a lism . tage of.the opportunity to ride witli of large dividends right from the J . T. BRIDGES, Register. its tim ber or stone tbfln for A gricultur The of u,e the T x u ribune and , Mr. Johnston from — Bandon w to . Port fln fn n il m e e editor a n o r ot u m ,, ....x. , r. jo h n r n n uom »o T hat this may prove true is al purposes, and to establish his claim A few days ago Colonel Alexand to said land before the R egister and UPTOPO, i wife, will leave today for G o l d 0 Orford. rfo rJ . Being familiar with the wish (>f ,;n ag there &re Gold N O T IC E . _____ Receiver of this office a t Roseburg, Beach to be absent until July 6th. road and knowing Mr. Johnston re other mines in Curry County only er K. McClure, the veteran editor ,, , , I Oregon, on Tuesday the 21st. day oi Notice is hereby given to all whom it j ul v> i 9o;l. and Nestor of the Philadelphia They will combine business with putation for fast driving, wt are waiting for money to develop them. He nam es as witnesses : E. 8. w ells Press, said that the happiest days may concern, not to enter upon wr tres- T H E “P IO N E E R ” pleasure and celebrate the Fourth of the opinion that lie raised the Lehnherr, G’th of Camas While on our visit to the mine of his journalistic career were those pass in anv m anner upon the land of at Wedderburn. Dickens—oil’ the seat—many times ,. u : the other day we were entertained in which lie was “ the editor of a the undersigned, situated on Elk River, Eckl 7- O n,» on> a[ld E ,iward We had a pleasant Call from our [between Bandon and Port Ortoid Curry county, Oregon, for th e purpose ;ey of Menoiuouie, Wisconsin, W ATCHMAKER. by “ mine host” Sunt. C. A. Jamie- , , , • w . . , ,, ,, ,,, , , . , . . . .. J * , country weekly newspaper in West of fishing, or hunting w ith g u n so r dogs. Any and all persons claim ing ad- local photograper Mr. E . \\ . Jensen, yye jas( week paid our first visit gon at |,jg office building, and with A ls o not to leave any gate open on go- Tersely th a aliove described lands are ern l’t nnsylvania.” ing through, or otherwise trespass in requested to file their claim s In this I have a sbx-k of Jew elry, wbicli I who showed us some line pictures to our genial friend, Joel Bond, at others enjoyed ¡1 most pleasant trip There are thousands of the older any m anner. Any person or persons office on or before said 21, day of Ju ly , Pricea'of^w'irVainl ," o " <ls*in 'keeping of the higli trestles of the Big Jewel b;8 pleasent home near the month anfi were shown over the works and entering upon said prem ises with- \ 1903. men in the profession today who so J . T. BRIDGES, Register. out our consent will lie prosecuted to with the times. Watches from a dis- Mining Company’s flume and ditch of Elk River, and were royally en- evervthing fully explained, much can heartly say “amen!” to Colonel lie full e x te n t of thc law. on Sixes River. ¡tertained. Mr. B o n d -th o u g h he to our enlightment and interest JO E L BOND, ¡ McClure’s experience. They re- T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.— CHAS. E )KTY, your postmaster. j The Arcata landed 37 tons of lives alone—has a large and com- Yours for Progress, N otice for P ublication . ! member those joyous old days In MRS. CATHARINE FORTY. E. N. T erpibe . [ freight and six passengers, on her fortable home suuou inded by an Terms Cash. some ramshackle print shop in a way north Friday. Among the j orchard, well laden with fruit, and U nited States L and Office, T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— n testify ! A ttention , wool growers. Do county town; the old Washington R oseburg, Oregon, M artii,5lh, 1903. passengers were two daughters and especially cherries.as we ca N otice for P ublication . Notice is hereby given th a t in com not dispose of your wool until con- press; the roller boy; the roller pliance with tile provisions of the net K N A P P H O TE L, a son m iw of Mr. and Mrs. M e-| for the cherries were ripe and we suiting me, either by phone at mold und the casting of a new U nited States Land office, of C ongress of Ju n e 3, 1H7H, eutltled were told to “ help our self.” Ju st Kenzie, of Elk River. Myrtle Point, or personally. I will roller; the sitting up at night to An act for the sale of tim ixir lan d s in R oseburg, Oregon, April 20, 1903. beyond the orchard are meadows P o rt Orford, Oregon, Notice is In reby given th a t in com- tim-Htates of C alifornia, O regon, Ne- George Curry, of Euchre C reek,' of; vavjng g|.ag9 nea|.,y ready ful- be in Wedderburn and Gold Beach mail the edition of 60J—that 600 plianee with the provisions of the act vadu, an d W ashington T e rrito ry ,” as n e J, io all nil the me 1‘ublie rim ite L i.a an n n d Liati n ine s of Ju June 3, is<n, 1878, cniiucu entitled extenqiwi extended to KDixAT’I? was in town Saturday. George g.ck|e B)n(]) nku hi, during July. W ill g u a ra n te e ^ cent m ore fo rm id ab le o v er p u b 'ic a f f a i r s , C o n g r e s s or he sale “An a c t for the sal of tim b er lands in by a c t of A ugust 4, 1892, Edw ard A. above any other buyer. and world interests than the charge says all is quiet and serene in lleiabbor Mr NaVi is a iover of fine California, Oregon, Neva- Finley of Menomonie eounty of llunn, the S tates of C L. W. D eyoe . made nt Balaklava by that other la, and W ash hington T errito ry ,” as ex- state of W isconsin, has this day tiled in First-class in every respect. Euchre land, with now and then a borge(j and lie Owncs several that tended to nil the Public L and States l>y this office his sworn sati-m ent .No. 4501, 600 of old England! The country act of A ugust W alter H. for th e purchase of the N orthw est Go >d Feed S table attach ed . ¡hungry looking “ timber c r*i'“ir” , are beautics. Tl,ere are colts, cal- 4, 1892, Waite Notice is hereby given th at all editor— who is his peer? He writes Lyon, C ounty of Currv, q u a rte r (NWJi of section No. 35 in __, of IP Port o rtO Orford, l coming out of the woods. ¡ves, pigs, in fact everything to Curry County W arrants issued and and the people hardly contain their S tate of Oregon, has th is d ay filed in Township No. 31 soutli. of range No. 11 The steamer Empire came in please the eye of a farmer. When registered prior to July 13, 1892 Patience a week to know "wlmt lie thia office Ills sworn statem ent No. west, und will offer proof to show th a t W e r u n the Stage from P ort O rford 4970, for the purchase of the SW i the lund sou g h t is more valuublc for v ia D airyville, co n n ectin g w ith the early Friday morning, and during Mr. Bond settled in bis present , , .,, , . , has wrote on the burning issues of of section No. 24, in T ow nship No. 34 its tim b er o r stone than for agrlcul- are now due and will be 1 paid on the ,, day! , , He ,, gets . invitations ■ . . all n to so u th , range No. 14 west, and will offer turiil p u r p o s e s , and to eStabli li h is ' S tag e to M yrtle Point. home nearly 28 yens ago it was a the day, took aboard about 60 cords presention at the Treasurer’s office functions, free passes to all shows, proof to show th a t th e lan d sought Is claim to said land before th e Regis- “ howling wilderness,” and to day of tan bark, shipped by the P. F. & it is at- *•. idence of what skill and at Gold Beach, and no further in- appointed on all sorts of com- more valuable for its tim ber or stone ter and Receiver, a t Roseburg Oregon, L. Company, and departed in the energy, rightly expended, can ac- (.crest will be allowed after the date missions where there is no pay, th a n for a g ric a ltu ra lp u rp o se s, and to on Tuesday, the 21, day of Ju ly , I'.ioJ. esta b lish his claim to said lend before H e nameH ¡is witnesses ; E. (4- Wells, N O T IC E . evening for San Francisco. gets cake from the wedding, cord- the C ounty Clerk of C urry county a t Camas V al'ey, On-.on, Jo h n Lehnherr, complisll. J as . C auohell , advertised. Ills office at Port O rfonl, Oregon on C am as V alley,O regon,C liaries II tines, wood for subscriptions and occasion Notice is heretiy given to all whom it p Peter r Hviberger jB-iberecr arrived on the County Treasurer. th e 10th day of July, 1903. E ckley,O regon, and Edward U Sm ith, “C. O. R. Poration” inquires in m ay concern, not to en ter upon or tree- ally, “gets it in the neck” Irotu a F riday, H e nam es as w itnesses: M enoiuouie, Wisconsin. pass in any m anner, for th e purpose of A rcata F rid a y , and w ill rem ain a last week's T riiiune why this paper con tempo rary. O. W. Curry, of O phir, Oregon; and Any an d all persons c la im in g m i W ANTED h u n tin g with guns or dogs or other- weeks v isitin g frien d s an d rela has censed to agitate the question The country p r m is an in- ll. L. Cooper; Tin is. L ane and Fay W versely the ale.vi '!oserilied laiu ls a te wise, upon the prem ises of L aura M Mr. Hciber- of incorporating the town. When Jones, all of Port Orford, Ore. . I requested to file their elnlins in th is About July 10, 150 men, women separable factor from the forces H eiberger or the ranch of G. J . Hei lives on Rogue River. ___ persons claim in g a d office on o r Indore - lid 21 d ay of several A ny and all ?*rKer,> u p o n t h e r a n c ^ P n.A.Hei^ g^rftn d wife ,,„w-reside in K ^ r y s - 1 we "'®c mentioned k g " g('; 'à ^ , f that X t d subject ' d i e idèa, we and ch l.lren to pick peas and £ “ P «“J versely thc i alsivc-dcscrlls’d altovc-dcscriiicd lands are 1003. nd favors berger, leased by th e uh ... -----— . , , „ , the i req uested toflle their claim s in tills of- Ju ly ar. . J . T. B R ID G E S. R egister. nerson or persons so entering upon said ville, a suburb of Oakland, Cal. thought we were laboring in a good to work in the cannery. For D * mirror of the human problems of five on or before said 10th day |of Ju ly , . w r ..x prem ises ithout ---------------X my consent wj|| will l,e lie L o s!caUie an 'l boPf‘d our efforts would t culare inquire of R. D. H u m e , ¡(s environment. It is more near 1903. T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— Charles A. Roberts, of prosecuted to the full ex ten t of th e law. , , j . , , -i • i • i lie appreciated, but were not long in vy,,lid,.,«nlrn ( ,re ■j ly the organ of public opinion than ' F G. J . H E IB E R G E lt. N otick fob P ublication . Angeles, departed foH i.s home in (]igc^ ery tha’t a maj ority of tbe 'Vtddef burn, Ore. -the mammoth journals whose | T imber L and , A ct J unb 3,1878, that city last week. Mr. Rotierts I property owners of the town strong strongest purposes are commercial. N otice for P ublication . U nited States Lami Office, W ANTED. made many friends while in Port j |y opposed the proposition, so the T respass N otice. Any historian who would write R oseburg, Oregon, A pril 29, 1903. Orford He expects to return almut matter was dropped. Whatever may Notice is hereby given th a t In coin- 100 tons Chittam Bark, delivered knowingly and truthfully the his Uniteli States Land Office, Notice is hereby given to all persons September 1st to remain indeff b 't h e o . i d o n of the manageme, t on the wharf at Port Orford. Price tory of these lb e 'p H„ luSE) ,t is n o t o u r li.ten - whom it may concern, not to en ter up oepieu.w v R. R. P. & N. Co. I hulk of his maleri on or trespass upon tlie prem ises of the inatelly. ; ^ on p0 attem pt to enforce upon this $50 per ton. tue Town a id County. steamer Im paired Digestion 4th of J uh T Celebration H ood’s Sarsaparilla ARCATA, W General GROCERIES & PROViSiOlIS, H. NEELY, Port undersigned, for the purpose of h u n t Mrs. E. C. Zumwaltz left Mon-1 town or community any measure ing, orU shingw ith hook and line, spear, r it »I.* obnoxious to a majority of the citi or otherw ise. Said prem ises are situa- - i ted in precinct, v Currv ePPne^ ' T. z e n s , by advocating it; but when in Sixes precinci, u r r v county. c o u iix y , Or- vxi- ' ‘‘Y - ,,r - n, and described as follows: The meet her daughter Mrs. Junkm s, n o cam ping aiiMWfu ou m e picinisvo» <u>t,ci m iu , hvi ^ v .. «— ,. ed to close the gates. , , 8 . P. P E IR C E , j j 0 another column is an and people passing thro u g h are w a rn -: , in tlifcir undertaking. try newspa|x;rs _ w gather Effe. jbe jdigeneus The poet’s exclamation: “O Life! I habitat and compress these into the ■ ■ *■ . . . . . . . . . ci-L .i_- honev of xtracted ' os the its local be well and strong—to arise feeling equal to lbe ordinary duties of the dav, and to retire not overcome—to (eel life bounding in thc veins. A medicine that has made thousands of people,men an I women, w. II and strong, has ac- i ¿ „ )y one paper he Hlioul i r t .( .Pnn 1 'J11- l ,a l’ • • an,J take a daily, let Ilia supplement to his county paper The old G reek adage, “ know thy 1" 1“ “ know thy neighbors, and the wav to do that ia to support your hom e , r , . . . k -.«* - x- _.-a* paper. There is no better or more article ,x We like best to call from E. N. Terprise giving a dis- SCOTT’S EMULSION N O T IC E . : cription of what is being done at x a food because it stands so em- Notice is hereby given to all whom it f 'e Jamieson brothers mine on h phatically for perfect nutrition cine Is Hood’s carsap rilla. The w eak, may concern, not to en ter upon or tres- Sixes. This company certainly -down, or or debilitated, And yet in the matter of restor- A rundown, d e b ilita te d , from any anv pass in anv m anner upon the land of . .. a : i ». i , m ruatito o-i v in e new 11 oause, should not fail to take It. ft th e undersigned, situated a t th e mouth deserves success as they are ditch- of Sixes Kiver, C urry county, Oregon, ¡ng Bnd flam ing at an enormous for the purpose of h unting with gunsor „ „ p :PrP.. t f i m e ndei?ine.‘lS ^ X l X f m X r r ^ X S h b o r i X l ’.icw.’, and dealing- dogs. or fishing. Also n o t to leave any expense. 8 . P . 1 ifrce is su p e rin wUh «Il ..... es of common interest gate open on going th ro u g h , or other- (e n d in g th e work of c o n s tru c tin g columna. ■wise trespass in any m anner. Any per- . , , . ag th e w eekly press u su a lly d.»es— »on or persons so entering upon said the lofty trestle, and the w irk h ¿n u .tly.~A U *ü U Con prem ises w ithout my consent will be |, ag i,w n done shows th a t Story Droeet uted to the full extent of the law. i , , .. , lAc.SteC. H C. C C. Ui>. dr a« gist« refund ux>o«r slitution. JAMES. 8. HUOHEH. , understands his business. da. and in W ashington ,.T,,Irrtt'¡r2: . . P ort O rfonl, county of Curry, State of extended te all the Public Land States Oregon, is ; day - filed (,|7 in this office act of A , nes 8. n Jo h n , h - a s - th -- th(j bv y act of A ugust 4 1892 Ames stoli Co, day ' N Vor th e m i n d , N o , 3 1 s ,u th , r a n g e No. 14 west, and th an for ¡W /c¡¡, J lr. q ‘»o*” ' ,m,,v ' i» i» ................... .. 1s ' - " h ’‘" S h1i . <7™ <7 Hn nariMMl as witnesses: George Oilrry, Geo. Forty, T. D.T.an<*, office»» lteach. dreipn, on Fri and II L. Coo|»er, nil of Port Orford» dav, the pith day ol w July, iwu. Oregon. n n r n p a »» n a wltrieaw« ltr in a u D M : • R<»y C. nn name® Any and all penwnM claim ing ftd J(,ni.g ftnd „ L 0( p o rt Or- ^ ^ Æ I ^ ^ l X 'h m i . a ^ s inthteoi- „ „ ,,r before thc salti loth d ay x»f July, 1903 j - T- BBIDOE8, Register. ly the above dvtcriUxi lamlri are •atel to tile th eir el a hurt in thin of- o n o r before said loth d ay of July, J. T. B R ID O F.8, R egister. ton Take CiMcai sta Candy (Tuthurtle. 10o or ( t G U. U UÜ to cure. druMuiMt» refund
