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A /• W ..I V o la r n e PO R T ZJK.V. O R FO R D , OREGON, OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. F o r M u le o r K e n t . W A N T E D : by »C hicago wholesale and „ J 77» .. . „ 1 m all older b o o « , BM iatant m anager M y D a iry Ranch at D en m ark, of 180 (man or » onm i ) for thia county andatl- a^rra aan m a ra icr o rn c s a a : • e r w , IS m ilch cow.,- M head yonpg jo in iu g terrttof* S alary ts 0 aBd , x . atock, good team an d a ll kinda o f far- j ^ ¡ . j weak ly ; e x p e n « money ad- U. & Sen’ts—J o n a th a n Bourne J r., of minn tools. F o r fu rth e r particulars ancej Work p'.oaaant; poaitiow p at- Portland and Chaa. F ulton o f Astoria. c a ll or address Planent. No investment or ekperience Congressman, F ir s t D is tric t— W illis Jaa. F : O m an, C. Hawley, of Salem. required- W rite a t once fo r fu ll p ar D enm ark, Ora ticulara and e n d o w «If-add reaaed en Governor—Gap, B, Chamberlain S a ____ lem. velope. COOPER 00 , 18 w- 138 L ake 8 t , Chicago, II I . Secretary 'it fi ta ta 'ff. I . Dunbar, 8a- T im b x b L am p , A ct Jux« 8 ,1 8 7 8 - A Stato 7'esaurer-G uo. A. Steel o f Sa N otite for PubUaatioa. FOR SALE. M a y °7?h *W 08. lem. 8upL Public Instruction—J. M. Ar * * >oJ D a ir jr Notice la' hereby given th a t in , 81xea R iver, » m i l « from P o rt O rford, compliance with the proviaiona o f ' consisting o f 3 2 0 acres ot land—-GO th e aet of CongifcM of June 3 ,! «ores bottom land u n d er oolttvatfoa, 1878, entitled " A n act for the sale of rea. b„n » and h ill land m ostly In tim b e r lands in the Btoteaof C alifo rn ia, p en c n a n o n w rnno m ow iy in (Oregon, Nevada, and in W ashington 8 raka. T h e place la capable o f ru n - T errito ry ’ ’ as extended to. all Public ning s D a iry of 28 «own a t present tim e. L an d States t o act of Auguet 4, jgw, i two tw o bares, tw o orchards, D A * I D W H T T E H IP E nlentv of wood ru n ning w ater s ip fiMeue p f H a i t h R iver, County o f Del N orte. I Ptea« . State of C a lifo rn ia , has thia day fUed 1 ender fence F o r fu rth e r particulara call or «pdc in this office his sworn statem ent 6743 for the purchase o f the KJ MWJ a t Port O rfo rd , Oregon. Section No. 3, in Township No. 3» H . 0. A l l m . South, Range No. J4 W est, and w ill offer proof to show th a t the land sought is more valuable lo r its tim ber H . UPTON, p t atone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land b efore ire th e County c le rk Slid Clerk of i , M C O M M IS S IO N E R , nty Court of C u rry County, a t his , J ’ * ’ O O M M l H W l o n m i a , e a t Gold Beach, Oregon, on Mon* n e in ROTARY PUJOIC, d ay , the 8th day o f August, 1906. H e names as witnesses: Je h u L . Crook of Gold Beach Ore. L as o u m s » C u nar Co., Oanoon. A lle n Lawrence of Gold Beach, O re. John OsWnnder of Gold Beach Ore. 'Vealer in Town Lots, ana Im proved Bam uel M cV a y of Sm ith River, C al. and W ild Landa. A n y and a ll persons c la ir.¡n g adverse ly th e fcbove-deecribed lands are reques F ilin g s and Final Proofs M ade on ted to file th eir claims in thia offioe on or before the said 8th day of August, Homesteads and Pre-emptions. 1900. G E N E R A L O O N V E Y A N O N IO ? B u m a m im L . E ddy , Register. Ot 'Shu erm an, Salem 8tate Printers—W ilIla D u a lw a y , Sale M , Craw ford, i 0 . Brown, C le rk Stem la Salem. C urry— J o in t Senator fo r Coos John 8 . Coke. Joint Bcpreuentative for Corn C urry— Robert Burns. Judge, M J u d ic ial D is tric t— J. * H a m ilto n , Roseburg. Prosecuting A ttorney, Sd J u d ic ial D is tric t—George M . Brow n, Roseburg, U. 8 . C o m m laalo n eru -J. H . U p to n , L an g lo is ooumtt o rn csaa. C ounty Judge— E. A. B a ile y , G old Beach. County Commissioners—-J. W . Cooley, Chetco; Ed Bypher, L an g lo is . 8heriff—S. E. M ars to n , Gold Resell County C le rk —G eorge W . S m ith , Gold Beach. County Treasurer—James C aug h ell, W edderburn. — ■A. J. M arsh, P o rt O rfo rd . S u pt.— A m « 8 . Johnston, Port Surveyor—R. J. Canfield Ague«. Coroner—Dr. T. 0. Green, Port Ort- -w ;* -. JOURNAL And TRIBUNE. The O kcuon P a il y J o cbsai , is the leading Democratic newspaper ot Oregon, tMued at Portland. The managers also issue a S km i - W e m l y , which i t especially adapted M r. E. H.RunMU. . « .. D ally and Tribune - - - - - - * ' . _ _ S e m i W eeky and Tribüne M a r ia l..............................T . W . Billings. d . cooiey. |O p h ir ..,^ ............ . ? . . . . . W . E. Borrow. S 6 OO-iAgn««............ Mr. j. D ally Sunday and Tribune * - S 7 K. » C o r b in ................................. 8 . D a rtt. * * * * , P o rt O rford . . . . . . . . s Ames Johnston a m oo - T im b e r Land, Aet June >, 1 8 7 8 ,- r a x roBToaroaDTBiacBB, a newspaper published at P o rt Orford, in said C urry County, ones each w eak, for a period o f six successive weeks. I a . A. R o n H ta . Attorney fo r P la in tiff. T im b xb L a n d , A ct J umr 3, 1878,— N O T tC g TOR P v ilU C A T I O K . - Notlec fe r Publication. Chetao.. Anv of these papers can be bad in combination with the P O R T O R H a rb o r .. . . . . ............Fletcher Gardner. G old B e a c h ......... M i « Liazie Caughell. W e d derb urn ......................„F re d Odgers. F O R D T R l B U H f f i , st the following rales: I D enm ark............ .....................J. 8. Capps. L a n g lo is ..................Raekleff. J E o kley..................... ........... J. A. H aines. JO B W O R K . ; U n ited States L a n d Office, L an d Office, b u rg , O regon, J u ly 1900. 7th. 1906. is hereby given th a t in oom- givdta t in com- r it e the p ro visions of the act pliance w ith the provisions 4 the aet o f , Unngre« o f June's, 1878, entitled " A u . Of Congress o f J u n e Y, T0T<h entitled act for the th sale of tim b e r lands in th a " A n A et for the sale o f T im ber L aa d s I I g fateso i Caliiornls, Oregon, Nevada, the B u te» of California, Oregon, N eva and in Washington T e rrito ry ,” as ex da, and W ashington Territory,** ns ex tended to all the Public Lan d States by tended to a ll the Pnblic Lan d Stater by a e t of August 4. 1886, aet of Augnat 4, 1898, H U D f iO N H . R O S E N B E R G CHARLOTTE 8C U U K M A N N of W edderburn, County of C u rry, Htato of Aberdeen, County of O hehalis, State of Oregon, has thia day filed in th is of Washington, has thia day filed in office her sworn statement No. 8031, fo r this office his sworn statem ent No. 8980 the purchase o f the NJ N W | and NJ fo r the purchase of the NJ 8 W U , NEJ o f Heetion No. 2«, in Township H E X o f Seetloa No. 18 ia Tow nship No No. 35 Honth, Range No. 13 West, 34 South o f R ange 14 W est, an d w ul of and w ill offer proof to show th a t fer proof to show th a t the land sought is land »ought is more valuable more valuable for ita tim b e r o r stone loi ita tim b er or stone than, for agricnl- than for a g ric u ltu ra l purposes, and toral purposes, and to eetahi diah her to eatabiiafa his c la im to said land he* claim to « i d Iand before the Couuty fore the Register and Receiver o f this Clerk and Clerk o f County, Court of office s t R oM burg, Oregon, on Friday G old the Slat d a y of September 1600. Curry County, a t his office a t O< — ' -■ — H e i< ames aa witnesses: * Beach, Oregon, on F rid a y , the 3rd * day J. Q. Gilbert, of A ugust. 1908. C. I . Leevengood. and She names as witnesaes: W arren Beatty, of Roseburg, Oreg. W m . B . M ille r of W edderburn, O r . George T u rn e r, of G ard iner, O reg. Stanley F ry of W edderburn, O re. Any and ell pereonaclairning adverse Fred Stew art of W edderburn, Ore. Fred J.Sohlieinann of Wedderburn O r. ly the above described lands are re- queetod to file th e ir claim s in this office Any and a ll persons c la im in g ad veree- ly the above-deacrlbed land» are re on o r before said 21st dav of Septem quested to file th e irc la im s io this office ber, 1908. B bmjamim L . E n n y , Register. on o r before said 3rd day of August. 1600. B b > ja H X L . E d o r. Register. t, fleau tg Is B loeS Deep. Clean blood means a clein akin. No ueauty without it. Caacarcta, Candy Cathsr- tic (.¡eeir > our blood and keep it rleaa, b) rtirring up the Isay liver and driving all i a- rarities from the body. Pegin to-day to ranieh pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, mu that sickly bilious complexion by taking Jaacareta.—beauty for ten cents. «■ate. satisfaction guarantead. Ute 26c, SSs The Best to be had in Carry Coanty, a t reason able Prices. 1 I-HC 'N u m b e r 1*4 I HIS MEAN 11E VENGE. GROW IN G s o u t h w e s t J N T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F THE ï of Oklahoma and N eig h S T A T E O F O R V O O N . I N A N D FOR U nited 8tatea l a n d Office, boring R egions Surprise to E n C U R R Y COUNTY. Roseburg,Oregon, M *V 22nd, 1808. tire Nation. Notice is lientby fftven that in com George A . T aylo r, pliance w ith the provisions of the a rt P la in tiff, Undoubtedly the p art of this of Congress of Jun es, 167». entitled Action a t la w “ An a t for the aale of tim b er lands in prosperous nation, which is grow to Recover F ra n k B. A llen, the gtafefrof C alifornia, Oregon, Neva ing iand prospering most sw iftly M oney. D efendant da, and W ashington T e rrito ry ,” aa ex- 1 to d a y , is the southwest— the re ' P ublic tended to all the Ft” * Laud States To F ra n k B. A lie n , Defendant: gion whose central field is Okla i by act of August 4, 1892. ‘ You are hereby untitled tim t you JU D S O N H . BG SK N B EB G of tb e rd e e n , county o f Cbehuli« State are lieruby required to appear and boma, Indian te rrito ry aud north | Texas, aays the Chicago lu te r o f Wauhlngton, baa thia day tiled in aaawer the com plaint of the P la in tiff Oreaw. | this office his sworn statement No. 4808, fo r the purchase oi the 8 | X W 1 W J N now on file against you in the above * T h e atory o f Oklahom a’s trans E | of Section No. 12 in Tow nship No entitled C o u rt and Oauae, w ith in six 348, Range No. 14W, and w iltjo ffe r weeks fro m the daté of the first p ub li form ation from an empty cattle proof to show that th e land a,tight is cation of thia Sum m ons, to- w it: with.- Cange info a land of blossoming more valuable to r ito tim b e r or stone ,. frouHhellth day uf July» farm s agd th riv in g town» wita>n th a w^tot agria irttaw f i g a6 GSS B a ^ .i» j t o ; “ * * hi such a s ta rtlin g m a n n e r the date of th e Register and Receiver o f this of first publication o f this sum m on«; and t h a t it forced public, attention. fice a t Koaeburg, Oregon. on Wednes i f you fa il so to appear and answ er on The beginning o f the developmen day, the 68th day of A u gu st, 1906. . , . , . o r before fhe 63rd day o f A u gu st, 1606, - f o r only a beg.nnlng has b re :, H e names aa witnesses: " the same being the last day of the tim e '! C . I Leaven good of Roseburg, Ore. made, even in Oklahom a— o i J. Q G ilb e rt o f Roseburg Ore. prescribed I d theorder for publication, other parts o f the central south George Turner oi R o w h u rg O re . ju d g m en t w ill be taken aga in s t you west was made ¡0_a leas sensa W arren Really of Roseburg Ore. A ny and a il persons c laim ing lo r w an t thereof, for tlie re lie f dem and nal manner, and it haa not re adversely the above-described land»are ed in the com plaint o f p la in tiff, a requested to file th eir claims In tbia succinct statem ent o f which is as fol reived the public notice th a t it de serves. N office on o r before said 69th day o f lows: August, 1SHW. Thug i t ’ was w ith surprise th a t T h a t P la in tiff have judgm ent against B x w a m im L . E b d t , Register. the nation a t large learned, when you tor the sum o f Three Hundred and seventy-five D o lla rs and to r bis costs the “statehood” a g itatio n became and disbursements in thia action; and strong a few years ago, th a t there N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N p la in tiff w ill ask for an o rder of sale were really more than twice a* of the real property attached in this many white people aa Indians in D E P A R T M E N T O F T H E IN T E R IO R action, which real property Is describ Indian te rrito ry , and th at these, L an d Office at Roseburg. Oregon, ed as follows, to -w it: Section Twelve and the Indiana w ith them, were M a y 1 4 ,19(1« Notice Is hereby given ithat th a t th ” e fol In T rw n a h ip 32 South, of Range 13 ,. doing a ll the things in the wav of lowing-nam ed settler has filed notice West f W i i m tto H . ridian in Curry industries, schools and churches ot his Intention to make final proof in County, Oregon. that are done by th rivin g eom support o f his claim , and th a t said This Summons is published in pur .. .,,, , . * proof w ill he made before J. H . Upton, ninnitiea in Illin o is o r Io w a or U . 8. Commissioner., st bis office a t suance of an ' fikdef made by E. A. Minnesota. Langlois, Oregon,on July 31,1600, vhri Bailey, aa County Judge of said Curry I t wan w ith fa rth e r surprise A N D R E W J . F A R R IE R . vC ounty, dated the S8th day of th at people who in youth had been 10 N W l N W l 6k i " n ‘ s E l 8 E r i t J ^ S “ -ro o f Tp « S R ? 6 ‘ *’ ' publication o f the He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon r T B S DOUBTS. and c u ltiv a tio n ot said land , via: Georxe F-itahugh, o f P o rt Orford, C lrc n ltO o u rt mdats Fourth M onday in Oregon James Q uig ley, o f Port O r- August of each year. foraTOregon. John F ro ck, at P o rt O r County Commissioners C o urt ford, Oregon. Eugene Pieroe, oi Port first Wednesday la Janu ary, A p ril, O rford, Oregon, i B E N J A M IN L . E D D Y Register. July and September of each year. Probate C o urt meets firs t M onday in each m onth. IT OOUMTT FOST orriGBs a I d SUMMONS, l«J» — Turpaa Lawn, A ct Jpg« 8. X O T IC B FOB P U B L IC A T IO N . - for people who do not care for a D aily, but jra n t a good fam ily paper. _ W E D N E S D A Y , J U E Y M 5 , 1OOG. ta *im sh^Ser ym • »fclH ls< l> taefa haM t. Me-' rv*«*»«« U m fini r a t e r M U g n t, « «ffiïffifTiifi fiifitteii . • ----- t M iit k t e o r ip t io n , ^ l.r t O pet* y e a .tr . Up-to-date Work Done ’ The Official Paper of Curry County, Satisfacton Guaranteed — Published every Wednesday, at Port Orford, Orepi. ....... _____ •- — .. THE T R IB U N E ♦ n a i< l t h e In connection with know J*0“ to t»11 me th«y wer* th# *>rgeons«t eys. oa the w - s n d bromy h air would Just suit me. Wbere- fore, I remark again. In a tone of mingled yearning and settled deciilon: 'Joseph, I'm going to have njy h air touched u p ."’ 'WeH' 111 ten you ooe th,n«'” b* piled, gaging at her steadfastly, “If ton the blue dress was delivered to her, “w ith reference to my sbout-to-ha- bronzed hair— " of Great M etropolis “ I have the honor to Inform yon that In sen sib le to Foetid Atm os there isn't going to be any bronzing." phere In W hich They Live. Interrupted “Joe.” carrying out her buainess-letter form c f cunveraatton. Perhaps it is fortun ate th at W hereat she ceased. those people who spend a ll th eir *T'IJ Just go down and have It dona, lives ia a densely populated me anyway,” said she to herself the next tropolis nr#, to n great extent, un morning. “ He'll be so delighted w ith tha way It looks that he'll Just fall upon my conscious of the foetid atmos neck and weep with very Joy.“ - phere in which they live. A fte r W hen the Job was done, and she M W spending a protracted period in herself tn the glass, she didn’t admire the mountains and forests, oar herself so much as she had anticipated nostrils are shocked by the disa ebe would. Nor was she quite M confl- BIG C IT Y HARDENS SENSE. grecablc odors em anating from the gutters, the shops, the atale neck etc i t0. beer of the saloons, and th^ versq. —n jh -h u h ," he M id, when he came tn persons of the people on the that evening. “ You’ve done It, I sea." s tr e e ts , says D an B eaçd , in fle e " u k e u - ,oeyb?7r \ t . H er tone was airy, blit It w m a bluff. o lfa c to r ie s does n o t lo n g c o n tin u e , malndar a t the evening. A a th e e a rs b ec a m e a c c u s to m ed to th e r o a r o f th e s tr e e ts , a n d th e When he went to his office the next morning a steely light guttered In his A O R EG O N IA N •^Hstuggml . t hisstraw, red. brown and ... ,. I as th e five senses becom e b lu n te d a n d d u ll, t h e ir o w n e r a p |K *a is to be g r a d u a lly lo s in g in d iv id u a lit y When he emerged from the hotel har ^ef shop the hirsute fringe on his npper lip w m the blackest thing aver seen on land or sea. and exist onlv as an unim portant atom in the tn rb P flood of human 11 * “ *° bIack thBt 11 mad* h,m *°°k " k * * p “0“ ’™ * h " esasa. Ity. Home men ate atoms ull their He endured tbs guying of his friends lives, but if the president of the and associates fur the remalnde: of the U nited Htates cgn go eamying day, and then ha went home and bnrst with the boys, why ahottid not »11 Into the flat wKh a g rls lrg tte m p t a t a cheery grin and a bluff manner. Americans who can get a w eek, His wife met him is tha fiat hall. off follow bin example? Many of “W ell, how do jrm like I t f he In* tbc Hons of D aniel Boone are qulred of her; “ O r < t. Isn’t It. heyf" qnite young, and th e ir parents Thought I'd have it fixed u p m a sort of jmay object to these little fellow» contrast to you, y ’kr.ow.. Now ws’rs both ornaments I around ( he house. You camping alone, but there could be look Ilka an vrA°fi*-r8fl'U tl Utouretts, ffd o b je rf lo n i i f The TA the r of ¿mu. and I look like a crexs-sectfon of an oil one of the boys went w ith them stove. Ob. hut we're a lovely bunch!" to tench ^hem woodcraft and and he chuckled gloomily, Then he caught sight of himself In keep them qndar his eye«, and it is the m irror over the mantel, sad fall safe to say th a t the man who vol into a chair sad howled mirthlessly. nnteern to take a fo rt of Boone A fter several hours o f pleading she boys camping w ill have the time Induced him to sneak around to a late- o f bin life, and the boys w ill help cloaing barber shop, where he bad the Clmmerlan-hlack mnxtachs anippeef off. him enjoy himaelf. * She cannot. In trtn rn , have her queer bronxe hair shaved close to her head, but be has her solemn promfos. In type F irs t Tram p — Hay, B ill, w o t’s writing. that she w ill let the bronze wear off, never In thia life to be renewed. “de wheels of industry?” When that ttt-fo r-ta t thing Is triad Second T ram p D a t’a easy. la the matrim onial relationship It's the Anybody d a t’s industrious baa man who generally gets tha worst of IL got “ wheels’’— w bat?—Judge —Whshfrtgton Rfiir; — a— — -r- jPtyMtm one zear/or t garnit building*, one a nose ceases tuburn-ralxed mustache Mvagely. to record the disagreeable odors, j. Then he repaired to a hotel barber As the faculties adjuat th e m s b o n and had his straw, red. brown sad selves to the unnatural and un «obura-talxed mustache dyed a deep. sanitary surroundings of the City: du" ’ «x««“ r rtl W EEK LY t» ncy vest. "Y’are, h e y f « I d he. "You only think yon are. T hink again. W h at are 7 °u <J"«>>i«<>f.™ )how ?" 'Just this.” aha replied, in a matter-of- fact. I t ’s-all-off tone. “There’s a bit of every color known to science in my hair except blue and green and purple. You, yourself, call me ‘chameleon-topped.’ I'm tired o f having all. sorts and condi tions of hair. Moreover, I've got, a fair, lily-white skin and tee-yu-tiful hazel eyes—I'm only Quoting you, and you »’ l i i.i » , H * ild n ,t ,a y » w onl A gloomy et- But thia senaitiveneaa of one’s i4Bee brooded over the flat for the re- H. T. 8TBWAKT Editor and Pablisher. on Short Notice- to“c,he?.?p. ” , . „ . ....K . and got uheg aU o w hla new |2.t8 I .. 'Joe,” she said to him on the evening „ .a d o ,, THE TRIBUNE, Briefs, Posters, Envelopes. Statements, She wanted one-color hair, and this one color was bronse. "Joe," she m id to her husband a few weeks ago. "I'm going to have my hair accustomed to think of Texas as a do thafJU'ij let m s out. I t ’ll be the fin land largely inaccessible aave on ish. f i r frb'lo sea. I'll go to New York horseback or by wagon, learned or take some other equally short roate this year th a t Texan was leading- to tha denwlUon bow-wows. You bear me s talking?" a ll the states of the union in rail "But. Joe,” she la id —and she ad* way mileage, . and had paslied dressed him now from no greater dis Illinois from the primacy held for tance than his own knee— " I Just want to have my h slr touched Up;‘hee?” 40 yearSp “You're a pretty fancy wheedler, but It These tw o facts illu s tra te how don't go, see?" was his retort. the sonthweat ia growing, and ba- "But," she persisted, “can’t I Just have been growing, alm ost unseen and It touched up at the sides and around unheard by the nation at large, - th* front and top—Just a little, teeny and especially unnoticed d bv th" ween.i’ bit—can’t I, pul-lenM, M ister M an*” general public In the region of the "Nope, you can’t," he replied, with de great lakes. j cision. “It's all off. I have spoke. Asd. A ll parts of the American re say, would you mind letting me read my are prospcr.iug. Lv. r.t evening paper In peace for about four consecutive seconds w it h o u t I n t e r r u p t where there are chances fo r town"i ing me w ith such foolishness?” men with the w ill and character, That the matter wasn't settled, of to grasp them. B ut for men »eek course, anybody reading this w ill know ing more elbow room, and liking In advance without looking down the to see rapid returns for their labor page. __. . . .. . She got a very swagger blue tallor- or th eir money, there is no place m„ ie dress about ten days ago, and the to-day like the prosperous south Idea of bronze hair In combination w ith the blue dress took possession of her. west. K r,,W th ° f Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Legal Blanks, Any Thing, H er h air was qeutrsl in tint, or tints —or, rxther, i t was varl-husd. ______ T hat ts to aay, there were strands of dark yellow, a heavy under hiratum pf Indecisive brown and a number of scat tered whtaps of broBM rad. AU o f the h air was naturally wavy, and it was rather attractive and fetch ing on account ot the oddity dt the oolor scheme of it. H er husband liked it—which, under old-fashioned domestic canons, ought to have been .enough—and ha called her tbs "rainbow-headed" and tfie "pria- matte-haired” and the "ranaxy quilt htr- suted "— not at all in a mean, coarse, masculine way ot Jibing, but la a manner of affection, because he really liked his wife's h air as It was. But she didn't like i t , ' Ita varietyurf tints worried her.
