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V o lu m e P O R T X .V . O R F O R D , O R E G O N , UFFICIA L DIRECTORY. W A N T E D : b f i t t l ' M “ w b o la ^ e a n d nml! under house, assistent m anager l l y D a iry Ranch a t D enm ark, o l 180 (nian or woman) lor thia county anfiad- arara arin pisvsn-r o m e s s a : forea, IS mych eo«a, 14 head young ^ „ ¡ „ g t e r r i t o r y . 8ala*y (3 0 and »«- Block, good team and afl M uds of far-1 w eakly; expenre money ad 7. 8. Beii'ta—J o n a th a n Bourne J r., o f m in« tools. F o r fu rth e r partieulara Work p ie n w n t J p osition p e i- Portland and Ohaa. F ulton o f Astoria. xsall or address manent. No investment o r experience Congressman, F ir s t D is tric t— W illis Jas. P. O lskm , required. W rite a t once fo r f a ll par- C. H a w le y, of Salem D en m a rk , Ore {¡<,„1^, and endure aelf-addreaaed Governor—G eo. E . Cham berlain C O O P E R AGO, ivelope. lem. US Lake f i t , Chicago, IU . (teoreta ry o f 8tato—F. L Donbar, Sa T imbsr L and , A ct J obs 8, 1878.- lem. lattee for Pnblleatten. •» State T.essurer—G re . A. Steel o f Sa lem. S u p t P u blic In s tru c tio n —J . H . Aok- United (Hater Land Office, erm an, Salem. A good D a i r y l i a n c h situated on Roseburg, Oregon. M a y . 7th, ISM . State Printer— W illis D untw sy Salem. Fixes R iver, V m l lea from P o rt O rfo rd , Notice is hereby «Iren th a t in Craw ford, compliance with Che provisions of consisting o f 8 8 0 acres o f land— «O Attorney U e n e ra l- the act j e f Congress of June S ' acres bottom land under o n ltlra tlo n , 1878, for the sale of l W * > * ‘* " * <1 W U G . Brow n. U m ^ entitled u i t i f e “ An the act Ktateaof C alifo rn ia m o rt,y *“ C lerk State Isuid -------------- K f { 8™“ - The place Is capable o fru n - K* i Oregon, ................... Nevada, • and in W ashington Salem . T errito ry ” as extended to a ll Public aing a D a iry of St cows a t present tim e. Join t Senator fo r Coos and Curry— Joha.8. Coke. e Land States by act of August 4, 1803, I two bouses, tw o barns, tw o orchards, n f S m ith R R e ^ C o n M y Nor a ot T * ™ ? » '" M t Joint Representative for Coos and C urry— S ta te of C a lifo rn ia , has this d ay filed ! moqtly tllSana.a under »vrrw, fence, „ Robert B u rn a F o r * fa rth e r particulars call o r ad ” Judge, M J u d ic ial D is tric t—J. W in thie office his sworn statem ent No. - 8783 fur the purchase o f the F t 8 W | dress me a t Port O rfo rd , Oregon. H a m ilto n , Roseburg. ol Section No. 3, in Township No 39 Prosecuting Attor ney, fid J a d iris i Dia- H. 0 . , South, Range No. 14 West, and will trio t—George M . Brown, Roseburg. offer proof to show th a t the land U. 8 . Commissioners—J . H . - U p t o n , sought is more valuable lor its timber Langlois. o r stone than for agricultural purposes, J. H. UPTON, and to establish Ids claim to said land befóte th e County C lerk and C le rk of ( _ C O M M IB H IO N E H , County C o urt of (fo rty County, at Ida 17 * B a ile y , Gold County office at Gold Beaeh, Oregon, on Mon PUBLIC. d ay, the uth day o f August, IMS. County Commissioner»—J . W. Ceoley, He I Cbetco; Ed Sypher, L an g lo is. John L . Crook of Gold Beach Ore. L as o um s , O v b bt C o ., Oaaaoa. A lle n Lawrence of Gold Beach, Ore. Sheriff— o. E. MarstersrHJold Beaeh. John O atrnnder of Gold Beach Ore. 'toaler in Town Lots, ana Im proved County C le rk —G eorge W . Sm ith, Sam uel M cV ay of Sm ith R iver, C al. and W ild Landa. Hold Beach. A n y and a ll peraonsolaiidngadverse- I County Treasurer—James C au g liell, ly 'the above-described lands are reques F ilin g s and F in a l Proofs M ade on ted Io file th e ir claims in this offloe on | Wedderburn. ” " o r before the said 8th day o f August, Homesteads and Pre-emptions. | Assessor—A. J. M arsh, Port O rfora ■ HMM. I School Supt-- * tm ea S. JohnstoL, Port B km / a m im L . Enov, Register. O E N E R A L C O N V E Y A N C IN G . F o r H a l* o r K e n t, m re * FOB SALE. O rford. , Surveyor— R. J. Canfield Agneas. Coroner— D r. T. C. Green, Port O rf o rd . —— JOURNAL And. TRIBUNE. The O keson D a ily J ournal is the lending Democratic newspaper Oregon, istued at Portland. The managers also issue a S e x i - W kkkly . which is especially udajrtid far people who do not «are* for a Daily, but want a good family paper. ■ rn s o n ev t e a coi s ts . C irc u it Court meets Fourth M onday in August of bach yeiir. County Commissioners ' C o urt meets first Wednesday In Janu ary, A p ril, J u ly and September ol each year. Probate C ourt meets firs t Monday in enrli m onth. .. c.'SST O o C uty cost o rn e VXD H astkbs . 5Cheteo.......... ................Miss Id a Cooley. Aqv of these papers can be had in combination with the P O R T OR ; lia r b o r .. . . . ; .............Fletcher G aniner. i Gold B e a c it..........Miss Liazie C aliglieli. W ed derb nrn . .......... ’..Fred Odgers. I l i lim e .. . . . . . . . . M r. H. H . Russell. M a ria l ..........T . W . Billings. F O R D T R IB U N E , at the following rates: Daily and Tribune Dally Sunday and .Tribune I O ph ir. I Corbin **V s Port o rf.rrd Denmark L an g lo is . . Eckley . . . . . 1 Semi Weeky and Tribune Briefs, Posters, Envelopes Statements, A V U V f i T r D tfe 1 Q Q « . L amp . A ct J o b « 3. « 7 8 , — N d r i V E FQ B P U B L IC A T IO N . mrer U n ite d States Land Offloe, Rosebdfg, Oregon, M -y 23nd, « 0 6 . NotiJe is hereby given that in tom - pltauoe w ith the pro provlalons o f the act ot Congress of June-3, M ìa , entitled j “ An a f for the sale ol tim b er lands In ! the States o l C alifo rn ia, Oregon.-Neva da, and W ashington T e r r it o r y ’* as ox- tended'to a ll the P u blic Laud Ststcs by a c t of August 4, 1883. JU D S O N H . RO SE N B EB G of tberd een, county o f Chehalis State o f Washington, lias tide day Bled in I tlds office his sworn stab Blent No. 6883, fo r the purchase of the H I N W ) W | N ; E | of Section No. 13 In Township No S tR .R -nge No. 14W, and will o ffe t 1er proof to show that the laud sought is more valuable fo r its tim b er or stone than lo r agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to aaiil laud before the Register eed Receiver o f th is -o f fice a t Kosebiirg, Oregon, on W edui«- dsy, the Sfithday of A ugust, 1UM. H e names aa witnemes: Ci I Leavebgopd o f Roseburg, Ore. J. Q G ilb e rt of Roseburg Ore. George Turner of Resebuw Ore. W arren Beatty of Roseburg Ore. Any and a il persons c laim ing adversely th e above-described lands are nested to file th e ir elaims In this on or before said 38th day of August, I «08 L . R duy , Register. R iatoAMiM i Timber Laad, Act Jane I . 1878,- Notlee far Pnblieatioa. A KISS W ITH EVERY MEAL. ......... 8. K. D a rtt. ...A m e s Johnst'-n A d m ln l» t r a t o r * s N o tic e . ............ J. H. Capps. . . . . E . Rackleff. Notice is'hereby given that tue un- ........ J . A . H aines. ilersigned has been d u ly appointed by the County Court of C arry County, O r egon, A d m in istrator of the Estate of i Robert Alien Carnahan deceased. A ll ’ persons having elaims again st sail* ee- . tate are required to present them w ith in six months from the date ol this no tice, w itli proper vouchers, to the un dersigned at bis residence near O p h ir, ; O regon; and a ll parties Indebted to s a il Estate are required to pay the same to me w ithout delay. Dated this 19th day o t J u ly , 1908. G eo . B. M il l k b , A d m in is tra to r ol the Es tate o f Robert Allen Car- n ^ s n .’ d'e^areâ. on Short Notice- Satisfactcn Guaranteed- CROWN PRINCE. AVE HUNDRED WHLAES DIE Paris R estaurant Adopts Unique M ethod s f D raw in g Patrons— B a a P re tty Cashier. London —In many of the European cafes o f the cheaper order It la tha Invariable custom to p rin t tha daily menu on the napkin provided for the guest, so that when the latter desires to study tha h ill of fare ha has to raise his serviette from his knee la order to do so. But perhaps the moat extraordinary custom In connection w ith reetaurant life Is th a t which obtains la a certain little cafe la the suburbs of Paris, where every customer whose bill amounts to one shilling orw ver-la en titled to receive a hiss from t ta vary attractive young lady who acta as cashier to ths —tSbltshmsat. « An amusing story to related “I saw 600 wlialvK ashore at one lln about aa event which liaprausd on the evening the crown prtaceK was time in the F t¿6its of Magellan,” conducted Into the Royal Schloaa. and Capt. Jauioe I lev let. of the When the gala carriage, containing the British navy, at the Union depot, empress and her future daughter-in- reports the Milwaukee Free Plena. law, entered the flpurtyard of the pal ace the crown prince was la command “Home yeurs ago my ship lav off of the guard ot honor to receive them. l'eari inlet, a small creek a mile According to a prearranged pro and a half long, opening into Port gramme, says a special to the Wash Salvador which in turn opens into ington Star, the crown prince was to the South Atlantic by a very oat parade his company before the prta- cess, but an unforaaen thing happened.*' r o w o|8*ning. One morning a The kaiser, who eras waiting, forgot, whirlwind appeared to be ap- tor the first time la hto Ufa. doubtless. proachlng over the water in the a m ilitary form ality. Ia hto x>yous ex Bay of San Salvfidor, and soou citement he extended hto arm to princess and disappeared *wtt the Interior of the Schloss before, the moas act crown prince had time to set hto guard that they seemed to be jostling la motion. each other. Nothing was seen but “A nice state o f affaire," called out fins and thila and the wgter in the crown prince to the officers in hto vicinity. "H is majesty has marched foam nil around. “This was 1n a flowing tide, and off with my bride! Where do I come In?" Several minutes elapsed, and as they entne into the inlet itself de neither the kaiser nor the princess re scribing sort of cycloidal curves turned. the crown prince was advised, until the inshore pagf o t the squad laughingly, to follow hto father and bride into the Schloss, as he would be ron took on a kelp reef. Then a sudden pause seemed to seise missed. “U p sta irs t Not I I ” answered the them all, and the unfortunate ani prince. "They can’t do much without mals went up the inlet full speed, me. I t to I who am going to be m ar with the sea boiling In upon them ried. Besides, an order Is an order. I was ordered to parade the company, , and a great wave coming over and hers 1 remain until the princess them, and they piled up in bun lets herself be asea," deeds on the beach. Then, as He stuck to his post In the mean there was a rising tide, they got time the kaiser was laformad of the off again, hut only to charge the state of affairs. Ha was greatly amused, and appeared, with the em opposite‘benrh, had this was con press and princess, on a balcony over tinued till the following tide and looking the courtyard, and from thia loss of strength l<*ft them high and lofty height witnessed the parade dry nil round the dreary hay. march of the company. the oaculatory routine that she gc through It without the slightest re luctance, looking upon It purely aa a matter o f business, and It to reported that the proprietor of. tha restaurant Is more than satisfied with the result of his curious device for attracting patrons. Another enterprising restaurateur has Instituted the practice of makt • present o f a box of Havana cigars every New Tear's day to those patrons who have been pretty regular in tbeir attendance at his establishment during the preceding year. VALUABLES IN BUNDLES. ■ h lrt and W a is t Jew elry L e ft ia H a n y Garments Sent to the L a on dries. L. F. department—a lost and found department— to essential to all good laundries,** said the man a t the collar machine, "and If this depart ment Isn't conducted like clockwork, trade soon falls'off." H e took two handfuls of rough-dried turn-down collar», states the Chicago Chronicle, and dropped them In the top of a vertical eyltoder. Then he pressed e button, there was s sort w hirring round, and out of the bottom the Cylinder the collars tumbled on to ’ a white linen mat, Trohed,~turfiea almost any up-to-date subject from an Intelligent standpoint. Although <7 and ready to put on. years of age, she can read without glass “So much is last In the wash," he es, but has to use them by lamplight. went on. "That pretty g irl over there by th e window found In a shirt tost ASK8 COOP BOAR AND 8OW week two diamond buttons worth (1.090. If the owner of the buttons hadn't got them back from our L. F. Request fro m K a n W ho Hears Unele promptly, think what a bad name he'd ■am X» G iv in g A w a y Hogs fo r a Coupla i * 1 have given the bouse. “I found only yesterday In the pock et of a pair of duck trousers a ten-dol- Washington.—" I understand the de la r bill. The owner is a m illionaire; partment of agriculture to giving away he hadn't missed the b ill: when the Berkshire hogs,” writes a constituent m atter was reported to him over the to Senator Berry, of Arkansas. " I wish telephone be said to credit hto laundry you would step over there and pick out account with half and to give the a good boar and sow and eend them to other half to the honest finder. "Jew elry—studs. collar buttons, In thé same m all the senator received ' a letter from a sweet singer of A rkan sleeve links—are our main finds. I t Is men, rather than women, who lose sas who has just w ritten two songs, one things in the wash. Our L. F. statis o f them entitled: “W hy, Oh Why ?" and tic« for last year showed finds worth the other “Peace, Oh Peace." "W hy, Oh (35.000." pre“ nUd t o “ a gift. » “Submit 'Peace. Oh Peace,* to the pres CONTINUOUS ELOPEMENT. ident,” said the senator's correspond ▼alet o f Rurelan Land Owner W aa ent. " If he approves It I w ill have It published and you can make ten per F ic k le o f Fancy, B at F e rtile cent, of the profite." of Bereurre. “Very few, old or young, lived more than a quarter of an hour after their flntfl strnnding. Fomq died quietly, otlieis Lent the sand and water with their tails, dyeing the water jr ilh tiielr blood: SjL evening, after that tide hadebbed. ;there were only Ave whale» afloat out of the more than Wilt that had come into the inlet to majestically that morning. “ Next day only three were to be aeen. They swam around for awhile and then, as if disdnining do live when all their companions were dead, they made straight for had paasetf out of existence ’ The whales wcie from four to thirty feet long, the four foot whales be ing just born.” 8AVINC THE SEA BIRDS. liantlsss Slaughter Has m ioatod M any ßpeciaa in Us» P acific Islands. No one knows better than the sailor or the shore hunter how the sea birds iuuy be exterminated, and no one better than the Indian or the trapper of the deep wood», how sometimes the wildest anti most abunduut aperies inay dis appear. The wonderful great ank, or garefowl, has. within the mem ory of men now living, l>ecn hunted from the faee of the earth, so that its skin und its eggs are now worth their weight in gold, says the New York Mail, l'raetirally the bean- ________ yo u wb«» •u rwe h IJ1 in « t o M g ç e h lifu l wild pigeon, which oneedark- ened the akies with its vaxt,rioud- That the course of lore does not al Grand Larcany. like flight, lias met the same fate, ways run smoothly was amusingly il B oom stolen hens recently created a lustrated in the experience of one thougli small colonies of It in re ______ commotion by toying In a courtroom. Koraleff, a Rsreton land owner, who mote spot* undoiilitedlys.till ex , There wore Indeed hens worth stealing. took hto bride to Berlin upon a honey “ * « . •■. «•Luire.m , »how«.»« ist. The eastern pinnated grouae toavr.. w n >vra»4 MMV moon trip. «bwdrCh.. ***«GffiR. BaRflMHkfiMSWfifc it almost practically extinct. In The second day ot their stay Mme. Koraleff possessed herself o f some (15.- the Chatham islands,ulonc, in the 008, nil of tha money her husband had Pacific, 17 species of birds have w ith him, and eloped to Switzerland become extinct. with her husband s valet. - - On all the islandsof the tea,and In due course the deserted husband obtained fresh funds and set forth In at all the shore spots to which sea search of the g uilty pair. After some birds resort, the work of slaughter delay Mme. Koraleff was located ia is being -carried on quite relent Zurich, where the had been left desti • • ? lessly. Largely for humane rea tute by the partner o f her flight, whose sons, and incidentally in the inter fancy had been attracted by a woman H. T. STEWART Editor and Publisher. . more to hto Uklng than the wife of hto est ofyscienep, the Nntiomil Asso late master, ciation of Audubon Societies ia There waa a reconciliation, and the engaged in the work of trying Io reunited pair again set forth in search o f the valet, whom they found at Laus- save the sea birds from extermina * sqne. again In a Mate of single blessed tion. Heveral species are being ness. his latest partner having taken systematically destroyed for tbeir herself off with a newer Ideal, though feathers. Fashion, of coarse, does she broke the chain by leaving what not care whether these beautiful waa left of the money with the v alet crealures are exterminated or not. T h e p e n ite n t valet was re in s ta te d In favor upon returning what was left of The scarcer they become, up to the the money, and the three Journeyed poiorf'of their actnhl disappear back to Russia ance, the greater are the prices realized for their feathers, and the M oldy Grapes M ake Beet W ine. Accbw n m to P finsa fltetre. Consul deeper the joy taken by the wearer M cNally, at Liege. Belgium.The secret of the ornament. And when nt last of the rare "bouquet" of Moselle wines they are nil gone—Y» hy, there will waa disclosed by Prof. Marshall Ward be another of God's creatniea to ia a recent lecture on "Molds and Moldl- put through the same process. ness." “Moldy grapes," asserted the professor, "produce a far finer wine than Thia association has 411 wardens freshly gathered fru it. Moselle wines gnardiug some of the key.eolonies come from grapes which are in a simply n.n<l t h e __ of these sea birds. This may awful condition. The grapes grown in fnarantee them from total de-. the Uorelle districts are not subjected to sufficient heat to fill them with sugar, atrnetlon at piesent, bat does not and they are therefore allowed to he ; insure the maifteAan«e of the attacked by what to known as noble rot. l birds of the species in question in In which process the atold fungus, hav ing the satisfactory habit of selecting | such numbej« an to render tbeir certain crystals according to taste, preserThtiop tore.- Instead of 40 picks out the acid first and leaves Just warden« the society ought to hnrg J3otJt Psipera one yeertor $2.26. the proper proportion qf sugar behind.' 300. . ... - • THE TRIBÜNE, Kiib»«?ription, ^l.«O p«r ymr. Up-to-date Wotlz Done J0KE N u m b f f lr lf> . The Kaiser M e t the T o u r« M a n 's I n They Oc Ashore in an In le t la the kssHad Bride and Aetad S tra its of M agellan and •r ii-— Pariah. I, U n ite d Staten Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, M ay 7tli. 1#w OLD WOMAN 13 “FLAGMAN.* Notice to hereby given th a t in coin- w lth the provisions of the set ol W idow o f 8 7 Takes Place ot Hnsbant piianpa 1 a t Railroad Crosaing l a gresa o f June 3, 1878, entitled “ An Congres A d rian, Mich. act tor the sale ol tim b e r lauds in the States ol Calilornta, Oregon, Nevada, and in Washington T e rrito ry ,” as ex Adrian, Mich —The young woman who tended to all the Public Land States by Ungers in the lap of luxury should come 1882, act of August 4 to Adrian and witness the work of the CHARLO TTE SC H ÈI BM ANN aaergetlc Mrs M. L. Karnes, who to Stete th ia "flagman" for tha Detroit Southern-rall- ;o r I w ay la tha heart of this city, where the the purchase of tlie NJ N W J and NJ tracks cross Maumee street. She to a N E | o f Section No 28, in Township perfect picture of the old-style mother; No. 35 South, Kanve No. 13 West, equal to all emergencies, and never lets and w ill offer proof to show th a t trifle« bother her. the land »ought is more valuable H er husband dlsd December 14 last, loi its tim ber or stone than for agricul and for a year before that was sick, so tural P a 't o * « , «nd to establish her ( „ « . o f th, household, besides the claim to said land before the County i w __u »>»« «»at Clerk and C lerk o f County Court of ’ o rk ° f »«ending to the crossing, fell upon her. She never' shirked, and so ____his at office a t Gold Curry County, Oregon, oh F rid a y - the 3rd day carefully waa her work done that after Beach, C hto death the company gave the hus o f August, 1908. band W position to the widow. There She names aa witness*»: W in . R . M ille r o l W edderburn, Ore. were about a dozen men who applied for Stanley F ry of W edderburn, O re. the position, but the company preferred Fred Stew art ol W edderburn, Ore. the woman. Fred J .S ch iiein an n of Wedderburn O r. She lives over the station, keeps track Any and a ll persons clai tning adverse of the crosslag. to handy about tbs office, ly the above-described lands are re quested to file theirciaim e-re tbssoffice and does the checking In and out of on or before said 3rd day of August, baggage I t keeps her pretty busy, but she has time to keep up her reading of 101«. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ,.,.W . E. Burrow. JO B W O R K . The Best to be had in Curry County, a t reason able Prices. W 1C 1 » The Official Paper of Curry County, ‘ I'ultt'il every Wednesday, at Port Orford, Oregon. THE TRIBUNE WEEKLY > OREGONIAN
