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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1907)
V o lu m e 3L V THE GROWING SOUTHWEST TALES OF IRI5H» ORPHANS. Development of OklaMn* and Malgh- boring Regloua Uurpriaa So En- How Changed Condtttsnu ARaaSaS Their Cioeeia tian te Sev — — ■- N ovee is berCly 3 ‘von that the | under ni-yced, ^fiutnistnuor of the estaieufR . a . AUfk Carnahan deceased bat filed hi» tin g »< oouut aud that Monday the Hth i»y of Febiuary A. I). 1007, ut the hour jit 10 o ’clock iu Jia furenuuu of «aid <gy,at be court rou a oi the County Coat of the State ol Ore gon, (or the Coital v of Curry, at the Court house iu Cold Beach, in Mid county, haa been fixed by mi order of Supt. Public Instruction—J. M. Ack the County Jud«4 ut said Carry Coun erman, Salem. ty as i he time ,'itad 'la .o for hon ing State Printer—Willis Dnniway, Salem. objeedou» to »aid float account, and Attorney General—A. M. Crawford, the allowance titer so?. , Dated at Opiiin Oregon, Jauuary 4 1807. \ , C to. B. M illsb .CtiuinlathaUir oi the IS & N --• w ,rt It. A. Alien •' Carnahan, deceased. PATENT MW SW W CHARGE. to any afflicted a positive Beach. f Bre~ F Ei-aema. B*lt Rheum, Eryalpe- County Commissioners—J. W. Cooley, los, Piles and Skin Plreases. Instant Chen-o- F.1 Nvnher T^.ortola J elief D o n ’t 'suffer longer. Write F. c . i W . W illiams . 4'« i Manhattan A ven u e,1 « h eriff-S . E. Marsters, Gold Beach. New York. Enel «:# Stomp. I Comity Clerk—George W. Smith, ! Gold Bsach. • • County Treasurer—Jam es Caugbell, *W t T r t M M sm*. tsar lus i» e , Wedderbarn. T s «vi» tobases a n u ir aad te n t e r , be ma* ietta, tu li e t J¡fe, a e r ti aaSVivec, teke No T o Assessor—A. J. Matah, Port Orford. 3 to . U m woaSee-Workcr. that ».alte« stale BMO Mroag. A U . a r « ( ( lt t a ,t f e o r t l. C u re ru s ra s School hupt.—Ames 8. JohnstoL, Port te e * n e c tle s asS a mple tree A- tesar Orford. * s r U a lieœ o J r Co , Chlcwto or N ew WW .urvsyor—D. Onnniff, Jr. Gofu Beacn. Coroner—Dr. P. A- Sudletnann, Wed- darburn. * MnsTraoser ' • i t t o c - ’g. Circuit Court meets Fourth Mo .'day in August of each year. County Commissioners Cu.' . meets first Wednesday »a January, April, J j ’v and Septrcnber oi each yosr. obate Court metm fliit Monday iu erch mouth. JOTONAL A sd TRIBUNE, CCABY COOMfV -. w a r OFFICES □ally and Tribune - - - - - - 5 5 oo. Daily Sunday and Tribune - - 8 7 OO. Semi Weeky and Tribune - - $ 2 OO |h*Ny...... . AMO r o a r - > AlTKBft. development ng haa been kitfhonaa— of entral south , leas aenaa- it has not re ice that it de. surprise that earned, when ation bejanie fO, that there in twice as is Indians in 1 that these, 1» them, were in the way of nd churches iriving com- or Iowa or her surprise uth had been of Texas as a iible save on igon, learned waa leading union in rail had pushed oacy held for Ctvrry County, ut reason able Pricey. Notice for P rb liealion . "bis slfnatare is on r»-,ry box of the Laxative Bromo-Quinine i Unitod Stato» Land Office, Knaeburg, O'-Cgoo, Nov , 18th, 1906. Notice is hereby given that io compliauCe with tlio p-ovialons of the act of Congress a'. J one 3, 1L7H, entiUed ‘An not for the gale of .i.nbe anc’s in toe Bjiveao 'California, G.e .on Neva, a, a sd in Washington Te-ritory’ as extended to all Public Laud Btates by act of A ugust 4, 180S, Mss: if ? IB IET R. B«lfk" of P O Box 101, Hoquiam, County of Chehalis, state ut Washington tiled in this ofUoe on Sept. 21th 1900, in t »worn »tate-nent No. 7678 for theburchase of the Mouth-west quarter (8W ll of Sec tion No. 22 in Township No. 8:t South of Mange No 14 Wert, W SI. Ore., and will offer proof to t.iow that tha land sought is more valuableior its timlior or stone .ban for agrim-ltural purposes, and to estoblish her ctaim to said land befo -e the Register so d Receiver of this office at Itoceborg, Oregon on Mon day the 1st day of A,> il 1807. ’ b|ie names as wLneeaes: J W R e n fro of Roseburg, O iw Richard Blade of Aberdeen, t¥u>h. borenro I{ Gage of Hoquiam, W’aah. B en H Itolfsou of W illl-m F.Cooper of ’’ - ” Peter A PetcrsiP of ” ’’ Any and all personsciait .ingadverse- ly the above-drscril»ed lands are reques ted to file their claims in this office on or before the said 1st day of April 1907. B kmjakin L. K opy , Register. Brief», Posters, Envelopes. Statements. H- T. STEWAKT Editor and Publisher, H iil> N e r ip t i o n • ■■ Up-to-date Work Done * The Official Paper ef Curry County, ' on Short Notice. Salisfacton Guaranteed F d I i W every Wednesday, at Port Orford, Oregon THE TRIBUNE Iu connection w ith WEEKLY OREGONIAN ~~.... - — :________________________ _____ terested in an 01 pbau asylum with the founding and maintenance of which the family she waa visiting had had much to dor rotates Youth’s Companion. On her first inspection of the place, two bright, rosy little ale- tern, who bad been rescued from a life of squalor and abuae bnt n ahort time before, were pointedoot to her. They overheard her call them “two of your little orphans,** an^came forward band ip band to correct the ethtement. Bobbing a little cofirtcsy and looking eagerly in her face, the eldest mite explained j>olitely: “I t ’s orphans we was, ma’am; but we’re inmate« now.” . The next day she and her friends stopped-to apeak to a In- borer with ¿"large family, who ,iad been reluctantly obliged, when his widowed sifter's boy waa ,<?ft opon his hands, to allow the little fellow to come upon charity. His pride and bis ailcctions had 1>oth suffered In doing so, although h* knew the boy wOnld be well cared for. “And is little Thad atilt at the orphanage, Michael?” asked one of the ladies. “Och, no, me lady dear,“-was the Joyous reply. “Thanks be to the M ints, he’s an orphin no longer; !“ ’■ workin’ at a thrade outside.” A few <1,,.vs Inter the guest waa talking with a young man who had spent some time as an employe at the asylum. and who, she nndar- stood, had been brought up there. In this she was mis taken. “Not b.v any manner of means, ma’m,” he asatireAhcr. “lie father only died a year ago,.and me twintp the day of the funemi. Bure I*a> not an orphan at all, at all!** Fred F Sosman of North Bend, Ore. These two George Riouman of Pot t, Orford, Ore. the soothwest is growing, and has Wni. Idtupach of ” ” ” it H McKay of ” been growing, almost unseen and A ar aud ail persons claiming ad versely the above described lands sre unheard by the nation at large, requested to Hie their claims iu this of- and especially unnoticed by the floe on or before said lttth day of Aiudi genera) public in the regia^of the 1UU7. GOLD HUNTERS’ WEAPONS. great lakes. B cm asin L E odt , Register. ¿-¿to-- tototo. — ----3M. — . _: . ■.1. :. T'V bkr L and , A ct J unk 8 ,1 8 7 8 . . W . E. Burrow. ...8 . K. Durtt. Ames Johns. ob to.. .J. 8. Ca-ips. . E. Rackleff. A. Fa<nes. e, k 1« nee* « iit.M a t j j oi bjettou No 24 in Township No 31 S, it 15 West anu will offer proof to show that the land soagiit is more valuable (o Its timber or stone than for agricul- teral purposes, aud to establish her cla ui to said land before the Rt-gistej and Receiver of this office ut Uoseburg, Oregon, on Thursday the Hth day of February 18t)7. . She names as witnesses: Loiooa« L r-teptieiisof Monroe, Wash. John Q Gilbert of Marsh held, O le. Warren Bentty of Ro«e urg. Ore. George Turner ol lioaaburg, Ore. Any and a" personseluiti’iug adverse ly the above-ileseribsd lands are re- ouesied .o tile their daims in this office on or be o e said Hhidtfv of February ’807. B i oamim L. E ddy , lteg's-er. S ill Heads, ~^Letter Head», Le£al Blanks, A ny Thing, A traveler who recently «pent some time in I k laud was muchJn- Timber L in d Act, June 3, USTO— NOT C l TOB P Qrr CATION United Stales L ad Otflc-\ Rose burg. Oregon, Oct- aUt'i. liHMi. N- tioo is hereby g vt u ibat in -m>tn- pliiuiee with Un- provl-to»« « Ute act of Congress of J lice 8, isTs, óuiittoii "An Act for the scie of Tim ber Luid» in the States o f California, l 'tanou, No vada and Washington Territory, aa extended to ail the Tubile Land b tutte by Aot of August 4. ihmi . L uikn / o L. H tm ' h - js » ____ < o( Monroe, County oi 8noluu»iiiR?íta'e of Wàshington ttl«d in this ifficts on May tth 1906, his sao a statement No 734« for the purchase ut tits X W | KWJ Sec 17, NJ SKI, N E k i>W ( of becti u No 18, in Township No 31, South of Rutila No 14 West, an" will effet proof to show tliat tlie lauti tought is inure Valuable lor Its titubi r or stono than for Mgricultu-al purp es, and tova- tabbàii hi- o'aitn to sai l bind before the Regi jr and I eo> i •erjJL-this of fice at Mo eburg Oroviti. orr Wodm-s- dxy die i3tii day of Etc ro*ry itKK. He names as wltuesi- »♦: John Q Gilbert of M u 1 «¿id. Orc. tVarreu Be.dty of K. I, in-, Ore. George Turner of Ko burg, n ie . Mrs Horré tB Pavi-K I Portland, Ore. Any a id sit pvisoi claiming ad versely the above (W r i’a l lcndr are C b e o o ...,-??.., M ss id a Coo’ey. Timbe H a r b o r ,....................F'e .-her Gartner. Gold B ea ch . . . . . . . . . . . ___J. W. Riley. United Kj-tes Land Otfce, W ed d erh c-u ...............\ ...F -ed O d ce s. Itou»bo .‘g , O’cgmç Ost. Wi J. RX». Ma-lai. Agii ess O p h ir..,,,.., Corbin ....... Port Orford Denmark. . . L a n g u is ... eral Kstaasea. A ll parts ojf the American re public are prospering. Every where there are chances for young men with the will and character to grasp I item. But for nu n seek ing more elbow room, and liking to see rapid returns for thi ir labor o r-th eir money, there is no place to day like the prosperous south west. BIG CITY HARDENS SEN8E. People of Great Metropolis Beoome Insensible to Foatfd Atmos phere in Which They Live. ? Soma Lately rtowad Up to XWaaao Plaid EUBSksPYha Hss«r W hile plowing in his Bold neat Eufaula recently Mr. Charles Gib son uncovered a large number o( weapons, some of whleh were rifles of an old style, some blun derbusses, a few old time pistola and a couple of swords. AH these weapons, says the Kansas City Journal, qge in a fair state of pres ervation, and are apparently s i Spanish make. According to Creek trad i tion, a party of adveatnrona Span iards, numbering 54, In the year 1664, left New Orleans on bnrros and went to the territory in search of gold. They secured all the precious metal they could carry, and on t be i t way back they were beset by a band of Bhawneea near Blanding Rock, eight miles east of Eufaula, and a great bat tle followed. The Spaniards, w ith the exception of two, who escaped on a raft, were annihilated. I t is supposed tpat the weapons plowed up on Mr. Gibson’s plaen sre the ones that were used by the Spaniard s mentioned abov«. , Perhaps it ia fortunate that those people who spend all their lives in a densely populated me tropolis are, to a great extent, un conscious of the foetid atmos pbere in which they live. A fter sen d in g a pi otfacted period in the mountains and forests, our nostrils are shocked by the disa greeuble odors emanating from the gutters, the shops, t tn r it a k beer of the saloons, and the very persons of the people on the streets, says Dan Beard, in Bee rcation. But this sensitiveness of one’s olfactories does not long continue. As the ears became accustomed to the roar of the Rtreets, and the to F or some time past it had bean eyes to the rarli growth of the un recognized that the church schools gainly buildings, one’s noseceases in Old Ford w ere in a very unsatis to record the disagreeable odors factory condition, but no funds As the faculties adjust them were forthcoming to enable them selves to the unnatural and an to be redecorated. The newly-ap sanitary surroundings of the city; pointed rector, Rev. J. H. K iteat, as the five senses become blunted together with his clergy, the mem and dull, their owner appears to bers of the local branch of the be gradually losing individuality Church of England Working and exist only as an unimportant men’s society, and Mr. George atom iu (he'turbi ’ flood of human I^ansbury, late aociaHst and rad ity. Rome men are atoms all their ical candidate for Bow and Brom lives, but if the president of the ley, set to work to scrub, wash and United States '■an go camping paint the school. The work waa with the boys, why should h o fa ll expeditiously completed, and the Americans who can get a week parishioners arc now proud of off follow bis ex mpie? Many at their spick and span educational the Rons of Daniel Boone, are institntiona. quite young, at-i tbeir parents may object to these litlle fellows They Resist Moistra. «•amplng alone, bill there cotfld be ia Lapland garments made afl no objections if the father of some reindeer wool are famous for their one of the boys went with them moisture resisting property aa to teach Utem woodcraft and well as for theiff warmth. The hair, keep Thom tinder his eyea, and it is unlike that of many animals, la safe to say that the man who vol not hollow throughout its length, unteers to take a fort of Boone but is divided Into many Water boys camping will have fbe time tight cells filled with air, which ap of his life, and the boys will help pear to be under compression, ao him enjoy himself. that when the garments are A - ......... ■ j /»{,' placed in water the hair, or wool, Wheels. swells without breaking, and the First Tramp — Ray, Bill, wot’s wearer is buoyed up tmd does not readily stnk if he fglls overboard. “de wheels of industry?* Second Tramp — D afs easy. Bneli garmt n ts are in common among the Hwet Swedes and Nor- Anybody dat’a indust rions bas ” use ,e amon< g 3 T ’’« ïe e T r -w h a tT -J ttÎg è . •**•**» •• —
