The Port Orford tribune., May 08, 1907, Image 1

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T imber L and A ct , Jim * 8, 1878— T imukk L and , A ct J unx 8,1878.— T im b e r Land Act, J u n e 8 1878,—
NOTICE FOR PUBLIOATIOM.
N one« poh P ublication .
j'__ Notice for Publication.
U nited States L a i d Office,
U n ited H tales Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, M a r ., 81st, 1807."
Notion ia hereby given th a t in com­
pliance w ith the provisions ol the act
o< Congress id June 3, 1878. entitled
“ An a c t lo r the sale of tim ber lands in
ths Htate» ol California, Oregon, News-
d a, and W ashington T errito ry .” as ex­
tended to all the Public Land State»
by act of August 4, 18OT,
5 C maklks U .-J axmm
ol M y rtle Point, Couuty ol Coos, « a t e
of Oregon, has this d y filed in this of­
fice Ills Sworn statement No. 7907, for
the pufl-iiaae of the N E quarter of Hec-
liod No, 28 in Township No. 82 South
of lt»i»ge 14 West, and
w ill offer
proof to show th a t the land sought is
more valuable lor i u tim ber or stone
than for a g ric u ltu ra l purpose», am i
to establish his claim to ssid laud be­
fore J. H . Upton, U. H. COmnuafoner
at his office at f-anghda, Oregon, on
We n esd sy u b s istu d sy o f June, 1807.
H e names aa witnesses:
A. A. Jamieson of Port O rfo rd , O re.
Mrs A A J a ra le s o n W ”
O. W . M athers of
M rs P e a rl James <d M y rtle Point,
Any and all persons claim ing ad ­
versely the above-described lands are
requested to file th e ir claims in this of­
fioe on or before said 12th day of June
1907,
R r tta a iw L E ddy . Register.
I
’
Roseburg, O regon,'M ar. I l — 19JT.
Notice'is hereby given that la com­
pliance with the provisions of the a t
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
- A n A ct fo r i he sale of Timber Lands
In th e S ta tes or Cal forn la, Oregon, Se-
vada, and W ashington T errito ry , as
extended to a ll the P u b lic Land Stales
by A c t of Aogn-t 4, ISM .
United States la n d Office,
Hose bur«, Oregon. M ar , 81st, 1807.
Notice Is hereby given
thst In
compliance with tlie provisions of
the a c T 'o t Congress of June t ,
1878, entitled “ An set lor the sate of
tim ber lands in the Htatesof California,
Oregon, Nevada. »ud in W ashington
Territory” as extended to all Public
Land States by set id August 4, 1882,
J ohn A. T tlx b
of D enm ark, county oi C u rry, State of
Oregon, has this day tiled in this offioe
hia «worn statem ent No. T906 to r the
uroliase of the Ix»t< 4 and 5 of Section
J, in Township Noi 81 South, Bange
Mo. 16 West, and will offer proof to
show th a t the land sought is more
valuable for its1 burlier or stone than
fo r agricultural purposes, and to estab­
lish his claim to said land before J.
H Upton, U . 8. Coiiuniasioner, n t h it
offioe at Langlois, Oregon, on Wcdnss-
day the 18th tiny of June, 1907.
•
H l names as w itpetses:
J . S, Cap; r b f D eum ark, Oregon.
John L . Anderson ’’
’’
J. P. Olsen
"
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Joseph Englem an ”
A ny and a ll peraons e la k . m g adverse­
ly the above-described lands are reques­
ted to file their claims in this office on
or before the said 12th day ol June 1807.
B s iu .tx iM L .E b D Y , Register.
S
Clayton E Wagner,
J W Renfro,
A B How ell, both of Roseburg, Ore.
Any and all persons claiming ad­
versely the sbov»- described lands are
T. quested to file th e ir claims in this of­
fice on or before said 81st d ay of June
19<U.
B bkiamin .L E ddy , Register.
T imber L and A ct , J une 3, 1878.—
NOTfCH FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, M ar. 22nd 1907.
Notice is hereby given, T h s t in com­
pliance w ith the provisions of the Act
of Congress of Jun e 3, 1878, entitled
"A n A ct fo r the sale of T im b e r I-and»
Jn-ttp) States of 0 Llo rn ta, Oregon, Ne­
vada, and W ashington T e rrito ry ,” as
extended to a ll Publlo L an d States by
got o f A u gu st«, 1892,”—
A nna O. C olsbrook
of O p h ir, county of C u rry, State of O r­
egon, has this day filed in this office
her «worn statement No. 7909, for the
nurobase of tlie N E ) of HE) o f Section
No. »4, Township N o . 34 8 ., K. No. 14 W
W . M ., a c d w ill offer proof to show
th a t tlic -ln id sought Is more valuable
for its tim ber or stone than for agricult­
u ra l purposes, and to establish her
claim to said land before th e County
Clerk mid Clerk of the County Court of
C u rry Ctftliity, a t h is 'o ffic e at Gold
Heach, Oregon, on S a tu rd a y the 16th
d ay of June, 1907.
She names a a witnesses:
W illia m Coy of O p h ir, Oregon.
Otto Neumann of ”
D ic k Quellen of
”
”
W illia m Colebrook ”
”
Any and all persons claim ing ad­
versely the above described lands are
uested to file th e ir claims in tills of
on o r before said 15th d ay ol June
K
R kwxamin L E d d y , Register.
TtMBKR L and A ct , J unk 3. 1878,—
MOTILE FOR Pl'BI ICATION.
U nite.I dtatea Land offioe,
Rossburg, Oregon, Feb. 7th, 1807.
Notice is hereby given, th a t In com­
pliance w ith the provisions of the Aot
of Congress ol June 8, 1878. entitled
‘ •An Act for the sale of Umber 1 reds
in the States of California, Oregon, Ne­
vada. and W ashlng'on T e rrito ry ,” as
extended to a ll pun) o land states by
Act of A ugust 4, 1899,
J amkm P. R vsm RIA
o f L anglois, C ounty of C u rry , Htate of
Oregon, has thi day filed In this offioe
his sworn statem ent N o 7807, for the
purchase of the L o t 1 of Section No 7,
in Township No 31 South, Range No
14 West, and w ill offer proof to show
thst the land sought Is mors valuable
fo r its tim ber o r atone than for a g ri­
cultural purposes, snd to establish hia
claim to a itu laud before J H Upton,
U o C o m ’r., a t Ida office a t Langlois
Oregon, on Wednesday, the 15th day of
voi-y th iiia .
Ladies’ &
♦s’ Furnishing Goods,
Dry Goods
(Cigars and Tobacco.
pine Assortment of
T^ckdleai* D r e « « G o o d » , m u s l i n »
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
N E ) Hectioo «; and N M N W ) of Heo-
tlon No. 10. In Township No. 32 Houth
of RapRc X p .1) West, w . M ., Ore.,and
will offer |iruo( to show ih a t the land
is more vatnable for its tim b e r or stone
than for a g ric u ltu ra l purposes, and to
.establish her claim to said land before
the Register and Reoriver at Roseburg.
Oregon, on F ri la y tlie 21st day of
June, 1907.
H e names as witne ses:
Cteorge W Wood,
James Foster,
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IR C A 1 N S
I P « B I Boots and Shoes
T imber L and A ct , J ure 3, 1878,—
U ulled States Land Offioe,
Roseburg, Oregon, M ar. 81st 1907.
Notice is hereby given. T h a t in com­
pliance w ith the provisions of an Act
O
l
V O U g lO B » o
U U tJ J
0 (0 ,
V
lIL IL ir tl
of Congress
of » U June
3, , 1 1878,
entitled
“ An Act for the Sale of T im b e r Lands
In the States of C alifornia, Oregon-, tie-
vada and Washington T e rrito ry ,” as
extended to all Pub ic Lund suites by
act of August 4th 18OT.
E dw as d H . C ttn v x a
o f L anglois, County o f C u rry , Slate of
Oregon, has th is day filed in this o f
fioe nis sworn statement No. 7804, fo r
the purchase of the Nig H E ), E t , HW )
of Sccflon No. 8, In Township No.,31H.
Range No. 14 W ., and w lil offer proof
to show th a t the land sought Is nmr
valuable fo r its tin d e r o r stone than
for a g ric u ltu ra l purposes, and» to es-
tab lish his claim to said land before
J. H . Upton. U . H. Commissioner a t
his office nt Langlois, Oregon,on*We J-
nesday, the 18th 'ay of June, 1907.
Ho names aa witnesses:
A. 11. Guerin of Langlois, Oregon
J a m .« O . Russell of ”
'T
John G erber of
”
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J. P. Russel o f
”
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A u y snd all persons c la im in g ml-
versely the above described i. -ds are
requested to file th eir claim s in th i ioh
flee on or before «aid 18th day of Jun e
1907. -
' B xmjamix L E pdv , Register.
Curry County, Ore.V
J ames G. K vbhkll
of I angioia, county o f Ourvy. State o f
Oregon, has this day fllsd la this offioe
his sworn statement Mo. 7808, tor the
purohaae o f the Lot 8, E ) 8 W J , N W ) (
SEW of Section No. 7, la Township No.
81 S., Range No. 14 ,Wept, and w ill offer
proof to show that the land sought 1«
more vslu >ble fo r Its tim ber d r stone
than fo r agricultural purpose», and to
establish his c laim to snitl land before
J t H . Upton, U . 8. Commissioner at bis
o'l'ce at Langlois, Oregon, on Wednes­
day, tlie l i t h day o f June, 1807,
c a lic o e s f la n n e ls , e t c .
m
in f fi f i l l l t f f i 0 6
V f f l l i w m t 4 6 . v r a r a f f ir o a , r a w
vada and Washington T errito ry ," as
extended to all the Public Land M ates
by act of August 4.1188.
N b l l ir M. C bbrow btb
of D en m a rk , county of Curry, State of
Oregon, has this day died In this offioe
her sworn statement No. 7902, for the
purchase of toe H W ) of S E ) of Section
No. 84, Township No 81-South, R. Mo.
1A West, W . M , Oregon, and w ill of-
fer ptoof to show that th “ land sought
is more valuable fo t Its timbe« or stone
th a n for agricultural purposes, and to
establish her claim to said land before
J . H . Upton. U . 8. Commissioner .6
his offioe «t tangióla, Oregon, on Wed-
nesday the 12th d ay of Juna, 1907.
She nam es as witnesses:
J. P. Olsen of Denm ark, Oregon.
W . L . ChOnoweth ”
O. P iiasgenseiiLanglots, "
R . E. Cope
,n J
A n y and all persons c laim ing sd-
verscly the above described lands are
requested to file th e ir claims in this Di­
flee on o r before m id 18th day of June
1907.
B s n ja x im L E dov ,
i
H arduiare & Tinw are,
p a r n e s e , L e a t h e r , e tc .
A ll Goods N e w and Up-to-date.
Orders token for acrtiles not in stock
A first class millinery shop in con
nectlon with store.
Call, got our prices, and bd oonrineed.
N. C. NIELSEN.
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N O T IC E F O B P U B L IC A T IO N .
Notice fo r P u b lic a tio n ,
'
U nited States L an d Offioe,
United States Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Feb. 7th 1907.
‘Roseburg, Oregon, Feh. 7, 1907.
Notice is hereby given, th a t In com-
Notle« is hereby given, th a t In com- pli.ince w ith the provisions of the A ct
pliance w ith the provislcns ol the Act oi CoDgre-s of J an e 8, 1IH8, enti led
of Congress o f Jun e 8. 1R7N, entitled " A n Act for the sale ol tim b e r tends
•‘An act for the sale of tim b er tends In , In the states of C a lifo rn ia , Oregon, Ne­
ttie States ol C alifornia, Oregon, Ne- vada, and W ashington T e rrito ry ,” as
vada, and W ashington te rrito ry ,” a s ' extended to a ll public land states by
extended to n il Public Land States by act of August 4, 1892,
act of A ugust 4, IH98,
E uuxmb H . S tbaim
Mae. E llkm N eumann
of Langlois, County of Curry, S tate of
of Port O tfo rd , County of C u rry, State Oregon, has t ila day filed In tills office
of Oregon, has this day filed in this of- his sworn statem ent N o 78U9 for the
llo« her sworn statement No. 7S05. for purchase of tlie SE1J of tlte NW1J of
the purchase of the NW JJ NW t¿, of He■ tlou No 33, In Township No 8o 8.,
Section No. 35, lu Township No. 84 Range 14 West, and w ill offer proof to
South, Range 14 West, and w ill offer i show th a t the land sought I t more v a l-
proof to show that the land sought is I uable (or Its tim b er o r stone than (or
more valuable for it» tim tier o r' stone l agric u ltu ra l purposes, and to establish
than for agt ie iiltn ra l purposes, and t o ' his claim to said land before J H Up-
establiah her c b tm to said lend before ton, U H Com’r., a t his offioe a t Im ng-
J. H . Upton, U . 8. Com’r., a t his office lo's, Grtwon, on Wedueaday, the 16th
at Langlois, C tirrv Co., Oiegon, on dav of M ay , 1907.
Wednesday, the lt t h day of M ay , 1907.
H e names as witnesses:
Hhe names aa witnesses:
W illia m S m ith o f L anglois, Oregon.
Fred D N'ewart, of Port Orford, Ore.
H arvey Sm ith
w J Cólcbrook, of Corbin, Ore.
Michael Horner
"
D Q u e lle n , of
"
”
Robert Relea
”
”
C W M ille r, of
”
Anv and a l peraons claim ing ad-
A n y a n l a l l persons c la im in g sd- verscly the «bore described lands are
versvly tlie slstve desorilted lands are re q u e s te d to flle th e lr c la im s ln th ls o f-
requested to file their claims In this of- flee on or before said 16th day M a y
lice on or bcforeeald 18th day of M ay , 1907.
.
1807.
B kmjamim L . E d d y , Register. ,
(Successor to Pacific F u rn itu re * Lum ber Cht)
G E N E R A L M E R C H A N T ,
^ r P o r t Orford, Cr.~ïJè\
• H a v in g purchased the General Merchandise business of the
P. F . A L. Co. it sh all be m y a i a to m erit and reeetvs a la i r share
of the publio patronage by keeping a.fn ll and ouraptato atoek o f
general merchandise, o fth e best q aa lity , by selliag a t the lowest
possible figures, snd ’by fa ir and honest dealing. J have Just re
oeivsd a large stock of
NEW GOODS
an<l fresh su
N t f f l c e f o r P iih J IC M tlo n
^ U n ite d States L an d Offioe,
R sebnrg, Oregon, Mar. 27th, 1907.
Notice is hereby given. T hat to com­
pliance w ith the provisions of tlie Act
of Congress o f June 3, 1878, en title d
“ An Act for the sale <>f T im b e r Landa
tn the States o f C alifo rn ia, Oregon. Ne.
vada and w ashitigton T e r rito r y ." sa
extended to a ll Public I-and States by
act of August 4th, 1HB2,
F b a n k O. AtowriN
of Ypa la n tl, c u n tv to! Washtenaw.
<tate of Michigan, filed in this office on
M ay IRli 190«. hia sworn statement No
7941, for the purchase o f the E ) N W ),
N E ) HW ), and l x * 3, of ftocttnii No
Dairyville
GHOGKRIES'snd PKOVI8IONB,
BOOTS mtol SHOES
MENS’ attd HOY«, CLOTHING,
CANDY'. NUTS «nd NOTIONS.
G eneral Merehandlee Store.
KEEP8 IN STOCK,
»
E . W . M o G baw .
Although roasted whole tor 13 hours
rear coke fires, a bullock, cut up sod dis-
iributed among 600 poor people et Sun
lerland, was found to be still uncooked,
During the hearing of scare at High-
«ate polios M a r t tt was Stated that 13
person, ware living free of rent teS yd-
say Road Hornsey because no land-
ever relied to collect It.
Afong ths converts mads In London
bv Torrey and Alexander was a w ell-
known renslcal entertain««.” Quenton
Ashlya, who h a . decided that he cannot
wnsclentlously continue In his profee-
||on
“A a aged Koremi counclllo» o f state
who le a stroag reformer. M r. Cho4 Ili
te a . has bean sitting outside the palace
1st« a t Seoul for five days,” Say. a Jap-
snese newspaper "He proposes to sit
there “ u r S T n ^ r e f o r ^ r L « , .
bottled the mixturd, sorted the bottles
and labeled them as samples of New
soli, to be passed around In th »
audience.
'» o n a .tb ln g more was needed, end so
“ • < ° ‘ ,O!n’ Lrown nok,r • * * “ ■ flU* 1
lh «® w lth w , u r
• Jersey L ig htn in g -T ang lefoo t Brand,
Three also were to be poreed around.
To *dd a finishing touch to tbs hi-
^ ‘7
“ >•
McAndre w , had a
vl-lina Hew Jerre, Into
th rM districts, w h k u he called the
Mosquito, Cranberry and Backwoods
districts. Then he had stereoptlcon
V ,,w '
of th# ntewqnltore. the life
* ,le '•eprcflectattons of which were as
~ “ “ r“
. r* ' , „
^ h . night of the lecture came. The
uclT8r5i!3' «resident and two-thirds of
O ® ,'« W
were prre.nL Score, of
_ltd
well-known townspeople
cams
A
U f . ra rin g ru n . 1 . the fam l.y of Mr.
£
^ ¿ ‘’Z u i r e T a * t o w ^ ^
». Parsons, a young lighterman, o f the
C° Urt ’
** ‘° * *
Hollows. Brentford. England, who, on
R o^T H ^ ^ f ^ e ^ S X S ;
BOCI®fy I CCrtluCflktS for
rav‘ Z l % X r ^ ^ Z d r o t n l n «
« i T h r e a to tri i n «
o hla*
lit
* to U
1 23
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. Cr* ° „
A short time ago, nt Camberwell
(Eng.) registry office, a wall dressed old
h
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l t a * r e k ^ t £ rL to r
^
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n c c o rd T n ? ^ .
Int*.» —
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m^mss»«« Mamr * -.v— -
-
t U ln * S’7S8
“<X””
» W - « « - « 1 mosquitos.*
,v e i7 oae of hlS “ nt* nee* WM «rested
with laughter or audible ehucklra tris
stereoputon pictures caused shouts of
ioy
1
“ 75’.w“ m ,r r ,* d to
7 , *
PaS“ d ‘” r
teventeenth year. A fter the ceremony
a eon of the oM gentleman, who w ill be
» In n fe w d a re went through the form
u
W“ h * I,‘ d7
h’ i er
g
t
“ r,B« 1Uw offlee
togetber, both the happy couples sateqso
» » o t o r « r that was In waiting and
lightning were passed about eagerly.
O "'
“ >« teh 6 l« io o t tx-ttlre di.Ap-
„ and , , u ld doctor of dly, R
on the
w„
u
„ WM a nl<ht
<«»- « 0 “ “ > cloM McAndrew, was
besieged by score, with their congrat-
U|ati on,
The HulTe„ lty pre. l(]. nt w n a ro M ly
, said It a as the most distinguished aud-
I lance assembled In that town, w ith
the yxceptlon of one that George W ll-
ll*m Curtis one« had. As s humorist,
^ ^ M c A n d r e u . w s. a howling succrea
“I a’poee 1*11 have to ” reDlled t h . lit
tie f r t £ T "Papa w w te to »
"m
ths only excuse he’s soL" * “ * ™
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M a are
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Jnhnnv
you
h / t e h s v Jam
¿ to I n . It
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T he • ntlro u n U ira lt7
•ur«
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br" “ ‘ nt ,U,Ur# t ’ a*llng h ,B -
In thst audience was a collars g irl,
the chairman of me lecture committee
01
• »«
neighboring
g irl’s ooUega.
“ » .<
« « “ ‘ he entha.la.rn
of the Ska,
«so-
jrttp p M you an hour ago for le ttin g
JOHN B. MILLER.
to ro m Z V te c to re
G iv e me> • « ria l r a d I « IH d « My
-
bard, ra I thought
SROGERIE$,(thihHtMly
t i be mv agent a t L u rry County, Ore­
March 16th, »907.,
'>
C.dl anil examine goods aml getprices
A. B. S flB lfl
a
gon) w ith power to protect my proper­
ties in said County from trespassers;
and w itli i>ower also to sell fire wood
from m y prooerties.
Dated at RsB Fritnclsco, C alifornia,
OUy-WO R U ODPIT1B*.
Bnd
them *bo“‘
h„ 0„
ked ou( ftl,
p^ jlU r , y ' M « ^
, , cw
th, , u t , BUch „
an(J
tfcem the
a
u lk e d •
McAndrew, wasn’t stelrely retlrfl.,1
|k# word, h„ wrot, M d
de,
slded
he m U»t fortify them. Ha
got
ol(1 brtck
pounded U up
flne Then he took some white sand,
t h ,t h* lo t fro ,“ ' a saloonkeeper, sad
m ixei it with the pulverised brick He
(Horeessor to F . M . Langiols. )
or stoue than for Itra g ric u ltu ra l pur­
poses, an<l to establish his claim to said
land beiore the Register sad Receiver
of this office, a t Roseburg, Oregon, on
Saturday the 82nd d ay of June, 1807.
He names as witnesses:
C L Byron of Seattle, Wash.
I Q G ilb e rt ol M arshfield, Ore.
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May, 1907.
W a fre n Beatty of Roseburg, Ora
He names sa witnesses:
GeoVge T u rn e r of Roseburg, Ore.
Clinton Malehorn o f Langlois, Ore.
C h arley Oert o r
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Any and all peraons claim ing ad­
versely tlie above described lands are CAB |P. B A L K S am os n « ng to « 6 ra
M itas Chenoweth
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srateil to file th e ir claims In this more w ill be allowed 10 per e m t dic­
Isaac Oox
,»rtn or before said 22nd day o f June
A n v and at! jrersons m aim ing a d ­
es,unt, except on F to u t, ok -which se
versely the above described lands are
*
B kn A v M in L E d d t , Register.
discount ean be given.
requested to file th e ir claim s iu this of
fioejpa or before raid 16th day of M ay ,
As I w ill do my own teaming,
M O T IC R .
B kmamin L. F. do V, Register.
my Intention to rail cheaper than
I Jo hereby appoint P. J. Lindberg were ever sold oa Floras Creak.
fte a a tv la B l e o t D e e * .
Clean blood wiraiw a eleje «kin. Mt.
beauty without it. t wcareta. Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, b?
stirring an the l»«y hver sad driving all i a
piiritiea from the boay. l*egu> today to
banish p,unplea, lonle, Motchcs, blackheads,
ano ih st sickly bilious complexion by taking
ret«,—beauty for ten cents. All drag
eatufsetmn guaranteed. Mb 28«, M a
! , ' OD
» • ’rork* d “ U'1* • nd U t* to
thffi w rItln« iuDny UtfLg» I n tf Ui« toctUM.
He callottd ail the alleged humoresM
»4.667 b arrel, of teer. smd upon this
,n dutZ to th s u a -
onal exchequer. According to a par-
Itemsatsry return there 1. only one Arm
5
h«s an ansuel output
54 ®w
flr“
« A M » « Pound, o fh o p . and
1,358,718 bushels of malt, while Its
J® duty amouatad to A 833,-
114 1 shilling snd 4 penes.
o r m .v o « T B o n m v n a
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■ I T * B T T H E B A B E *.
CIGARB,TOBACCO, P I P »
ORDERS TAKEN FOB ANY ARTICLE NOT III fiTtMUL
K 1 K F F , P r o jt’r
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HARDU'ARK, GRANITE and TINWARE,
In fast, a su p id yef everything usually kept in * well stocket
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I t Is salfi th a t ths biggest shalievbr
mads was turned out by the Krupp pso-,
plo at Essen. Germany. I t was made
for Russia, and weighed 8,400 pounds
T he gun which Is large enough to use
this sbtll Is mounted on ths tortlflca
tlons a t Cronstadt. and has a range of
11 mtlas. Bach time that It is fired It
coats ths esar »1,600.
In ths last nine yeras 61,000 motors
hsvs bean registered! in England. Of
these 3,600 have been used for commer­
cial purposes. Ths motor-wagon users
hâve formed an association and It has
issued a circular In which It is urged
thst commercial automoblllsm, If gen­
eral, would reduce ths cost of keeping
up ths roads and streets, lessen thy
blocking of ths streets by congested
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LADISb’ DRESS GOODS
T imbkk L and A ct J u W f , A, 1871,—
HOPES BLAS
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T h L Is the trua story of a
roar.,
| aged an» wreaked humcrUt. 1
The total dumber o f passengers ear- tlm h l ’ recovtreil entirely and
rtad by electric Unas each year la the It as oce of the fortunate thins
United States to 6,834,000,000.
Ufa fbxt. tu a funny men, he a
The recent birth rate for St. G e o rg e * wrecked early.
In-ths-East, London, the headquarter«
A few years ago there was a
of the alien Invasion, is at the rate o l; In o -e of the lending unlverel
«0.8 par 1,808. This is the highest birth who the unthinking t a r t of i
rate ever recorded in England. '
l u lty -a n y university has some
la spite of the many Jokes that are ors not guilty of thinking mu
made a t the expanse of the Georgia dieted wha. they ceiled a t r ill
peach crop, that »tale produced m o re '‘ ure. The young men heard
peaches then any of the eastern states, they said end bsLevsd It, too.
I t Is aald that there are over 7.000,«0«'
He wns known as the college
trees that bear peaches In the state, j wrote aii«t«d humorous pieces
Sealskins to the number of »,118 wore «ollege
publications, and w
shipped from Alaska last season. A n la - “ 1^ 8 speeches at college dlni
dustry pursued Incidentally w ith that auditor» were convulr&d. B i
of sealing on the Prlblloff Islands is that seemed to like the youngster
of raising the blue fox for Its pelt.1 »ame might he McAndrews. I
These animals, under the system In use, “ tan’t-
jd is fed. and reire*1 for aa U domeetl-' McAndrews p as all the more
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Australia’s exports of wool to tk t
United States have doubled within •
A OÜARANTEKDCURRFOR PfLES.
Itching, BI nd, FieedlMg or Protrud­
ing P tan Druggists refund asreiey if
P A S O O IN T M E N T fo il' to eure u .
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m r it. It evsm
The f ,rl1 chalrma“ » « M home to
to ° “ th< ,ect“ " ' ah# "» ''•« M e d Mc-
Andr8" ’ “ J *“ d o w n e d w it of sis
u a lre rs itr the coming humorist of th .
bDlted f 1* ^ * ; ? * * ° “ ’7 **«»linate eue-
®eB“or t - a t M ark Twain would ever
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The night of that lacture came on.
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the lecture was given tn the college
When a esrtsln wall known humor- chapel, one of there cold, blue p sees
tat first started aswspaper work he
* r ‘ *>m «U »re found la Inetttn-
took a hoare near Clactaaatl. sad on« U oM
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day aa actor friend went to dinner' • om* re .¡clous sect
w ltk him. The humorist told some
The ooli/ge i resident rat on the plat-
new stories, and the actor turning to form • sd bls fsce was g ra ta
His
his host's little girl, said ’
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whole aspect seemed to say:
-Clever papa you’ve got. my dear." , ’ "Young man, this Is a holy plaea
"Tas,” rraponded the demure little Le*
undue levity b f i t b n . i 'H
reire. ‘‘when there’s company.-*
»«re.”
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! McAndrews gave the lacture. and ths
H e r parents had told g esrtsln little audience laughed just-ones
g irl thst It was vary rude to contra-'
Years Istar, when McAndrews eaan
die«. She schooled herrelf against ths to know Mark Twain, he plucked up
practice, therefore, w ith great eon- courage to write Mr. Clemens to know
seteatlousness
E at one day a half- If he w ou ii look that lacture oyer and
School Teacher— ’’Children, can any
o f you fram e a rentenc. with the
w ord. bitter end’ In ItT” L ittle Girl
(In fro n t!— “ Yes, le.cher, please. I
ean.” Tsacbar— "A1J right, N e ill., yon
msy do so.” N eill»—“Our big black
dog ckasad our neighbor’s ra t snd bit
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