The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, June 26, 1907, Image 1

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U n ite d B tote« L an d O ffice, « o e e b u r it, O reg o n , M arch 37*h, »307 N o tl. c 1» h « « * ) f iv e « p lta n c « w ith th e p ro v isio n s o f Ute M t o f Ooftareaa uf J i.u o 3, 18Hj. »lit d e l “ A u A ct for the »ale of timber land» Io th e S ta te » of C .IMornis, O regon , N e v a d a a iiu W rw h in g io n Territory, “» ■extended to a ll F u b iic L a n d S ta te s t y A ct of A u g n e t 4, 4®?2, ip u rrtoM L F a u n . o f Hateop C o u e t y of Chelialu», S ta te o f W a s h in g t o n , » led In th is oW c- on No v e m b e r »3, twos, hl» »worn » ta U m en t J fo . 7931 lo r th e p u r c h a se e f th e N E .< N E| Kortion 8 ; N,‘i N W J£ a u J S H * Ci o f S e c tio n N o. 9, In T o w n sh ip N o 82 S o u th o f R a n ge N 6. 14 W est, an d w ill offer proof to »ho v th a t th e tend • o u g h t 1» m ore v a lu a b le for it» tim b er o r » t in e th a n fo r a g r ic u ltu r a l p u rp ose» a n d t o e sta b lie h Ids c la lin to »aid land b efo re t h e K eulater a n d R ec e iv e r a t B oard,urg, O regon, on F r i d a ) . . L i e 21st day of J u n e , 1907. , H e ui m e» uh « itn e a a e i: G eo rg e W W ood , J a n ie s F o s t e r , G eo rg e B 8 t e lo, P a v ia K in g , »14 o f S a ts o p . " aah. J W itwr'ro, a n d , A B M u rre l» , of i:.,s« b u r . O r- j o u . A n ) Itpd nit (HTsoti» c la im in g ad- v e fs r ty f h o a b o v . d eevrlb od la n d are r.diu. stw l to file th e ir ‘-talm a in th ta o f- fl,-e irtx or b efo re said f'-'lst d a y of Jtlne 1307 UiikJA U ia L E ddy , B e j utter. NW LX. ORFORD, OREÖON, » X E M D A V , J U N E SC, 1007. Ü - FASHION TASTE IN DRUGS. AT ENGLISH PRISON GATES A ct) J us U l S . 1878,— Notice fo r Publication, T iu u k u L an d G U n ite d S ta te s Land O ffice, , - R o seb u r g , O reg o n , May 9 th, 1907. N o tic e ta h ereb y given, 'hat In o o m - p i la n ce w ith th e provision » of th e A ct o f C o n g r e s s o f J u ti„ 8. 1878. e n title d j “ An A rt fo r th e sa le o f tim b er lan d » in j t h e S tate« of C a lifo r n ia , O r e g o n , N e v a d a , au d W a sh in g to n T e rrtto rv ,” M e x 'e n d e d to «11 P u b lic L u n d State» by a ct of A u g u st 4, 1802, t S u e c e is o t to F . M . L a n g io ls .) J o n s P aoxu o f P o r t O rford, co u n ty of < -urry, State KEEP8 IN> STOCK. o f O reg o n h a s th ia d a y lilt«! in th is office, h l» sw orn s la 'e m e n t Nú. 8110, for sh e p u rch ase o f th e NEJ b W J u u d N W J SE1 id S ection N o 31, it T o w n sh ip No. 33 8 , Rung,- M ’W . a m i » ill offer proof to sh ow th .t the laU i so n g lit is m ore v a l u ab le for its tim b e r or sto n e th e n for u o o ' r n natci w n o E s » r t4 eu ltu .n l purpraML and te e s ta b lish h i s claim to B*id land before th o C v u u . ty Clerk an d C lerk o f / t h e C ou n ty C ou r., Curi v C o u n ty . O reg o n , a t hie lo e a t G old B e a ch , O regon, on T u e s d a y , th e 6th tin y of A u g u st, 1*297. lie n a m e s a s w it n e s s e s : K tlgcns W hit». of C ortón, O regon . And In foot, e v e r y th in g u su a lly nerdeo W ift.s W ill.» J r. of ’’ ” « In the'c'.iuntrjL Fred P f ir te r e r o f Port O rford , ” C harlea H F e a r .e of " ” A n y and a ll p ersona c la im in g ad v ersely th e at,ovo :c«orllw d hind» a r e C A S H S A L E S a m o u n t e g to » 8 or requested b> flic tlie lr c'ttína» in t h is of m ore w ill he allow ed 10 p er c e n t die- fice on or b efo re sat I nth duv o f A u g- eo u p t, e x c e p t on F ta u r , ou w h ich ns in t, 1907. d isc o u n t can b e g iv e n . EgXiAMta. L E d d y , R e g iste r . A I ^ W C H A N D I ^ E , B A R G A IN S ' ' I n lf lv e r y th in f r .. __ L adies’ & Gents’ F urnishing Goods, Dry Goods HARDW ARE' H ats and fa n s ' Boots and Shoes ('Igars anQ Tobacco, p i n e A s s o r t m e n t of - -s J ^axli<?s’ A s I w ilt d o m ÿ own te a m in g , T ir »Kit L a k d A c t , J u s *. 3 , 1878,— m y in te n tio n to sell cluni per th an good» N o tic e f o r P u b ltv ik tio u . E R ^ P o r t Orford, Curry Co<fnty, O re.^ GROCERIES, (tfiebestonly OKI GOODS, E N G ro c e rie s <fc P r o v is io n s EI). fi.iC KLEFF, Proirfr • were e v e r so ld ou F lo r a s Creek. <5J o o tl« , m u a liu s , o a lie o M , ila n n e lfs ts e t o . Doctor T ells W hat H s T hin ks of W om an W ho InsU tad Upon fflavors ip KwiLuns. I am D. A ct J une 3, 1878,— i, E© and Hides, f ia F c k u a r s & T in u ia p e , p a r n s s s , L e a th e r , etc. All Goods N ew and Up-to-d&te. A . B . S flB lfi A first class millinerv shop in con- nection with store. MAXCTS.CTVKKR AM O Cadi, get our prices, and be convinced. H. 0. MIET.ÆWH. AH E id s if S d id ry , JOHN R. MILLER, O E7V IS J A E M K K Ô Ï Ï A . INT« i^ T ’Port Orfòrd, N E W GOODS, i Gall tiul examine goods and get prices. JOHN R. MILLER. vttri‘*i S alvation A rm y I s T har, to Land a B mm I I o Kslsosod Copvtot^*" Ocsat JUd toOfatloau A ll who are seriously interested B eing a man of excellent w is dom, inc doctor seldom m akes re in social questions ought from m an.» ebout Uia patient«, but that time to Time "to find them selves day he was so mad he couldn’t help outside a prison gate in the early tnorniug. There Is no more pa him self. ••That wom an,” said he, “ia a tiietle sport able in the stud y of Ininmn misery. The Kalvation dashed fool.” “ Vk hat baa ahe done?” asked • Army officers are there aad the church army stenda with them listener. There are little “She haa in sisted upon my side by side. ftavoring th e tMedioine J a r Jth.feh KfQftP« Of f i i e u d s w a i t i n g abow|._ I ju st wrote out a p re.citp tion in the gray moruiftg until those w iiti Swot» lilac, ta-cause that ia w h o have finished their senten ce step out in to freedom, says • le t bar favorite perfume.” “Did you ao it? ” asked fbe lia- ter by I»ady Henry S om erset. The door eiowty opens and ow n teiicr. “ Yea, I ha«l to. 1 w a f t Dike and women com e out by tw ee aad th e stuff if you don’t,’ »aid she. threes, a tragic m om ent to the on ‘You won’t take i t if I do,’ I »aid. looker, when husbands and w ives ‘You' won’t be a b l e t o . ’TjjTwiriTSf and futhers and ch ild ren ' meet again. Then the S&lvvtion Army so nusty you cuu't sw allow it.’’ “B ut that argum ent never man begins bis week, »«Tdistrib- feaxed tho woman. ‘I t 1» lilacs or utes cards to them , inviting them noth ing,’ »he said. ‘I’d rather die to m eetings, or tei'in g them to count upon him as a friend, if they thou be in con sisten t.’ need help— for th e difficulty “So 1 gave her the lilacs. “It is queer, anyw ay,” proceed which sta re s the prisoner in the ed the doctor, “about the Bavoc- face and loom s so large is bow lo iu g of medicine'. I don’t know get work. There are thousands w uetuer you know it or not, but of honest men out o f em ploym ent. ■tffiea in tlavoriug extracts used W ho is to God an opening for the by d ru ggists change with'tliewea- man who has been in prison? »0118, the surne a s hats and coats Th* i&tlKation Arm y officer tr e ly and dinner table devolutions. »aid th a t the law g ives a m an L ast spring the m ajority of pre three m onths or six m onths la ~ tasted __________ scriptions compounded like pi ison to ex p ia te h is offense, but sw eet peas. Before th a t pepper-' < » b ea he com es e a t he finds that c, now it is ls really a senten ce fer life, an l m int was the favorite, lavender. Pepperm int, by the way, many and ir -u y a man could te ll lias il3 inning» m ost frequently as the sam e iiopeless ta le , of his vain a popular essen ce. There are a endeavors a fte r em ploym ent, nn- good many people who don’t like til he clasps th e b i.th e r ly hand pepperm int, but there are more which w as extend ed to him by one w ho do, and it com es into favor of these modern F ranciscans. There is a mua ia London to about three tim es as often as any other essen ce. F or one thing, it day wlioSroids the k eys of fine e f m ixes with other ingredients the largest city w arehouses. Thia more harm oniously than other ex man sp en t m ore than U years la tra cts, and there are som e doctors prison. He w as helped by the S al who are old-fashioned enodgh to vation Army, and on e day, after stick to it year in nfid year ou t, b o many m onths o f weary search for m atter w hat their more up-to- work, be w as engaged oa a tem d a te brethren may be using for porary job. H e gave satisfaction a tim e. F ortunately, the flft ir of rind rem ained {erm aneatly, and a prescriptiob has nothing to do la now in th is position e f great w ith its efflcucy, so if a doctor tru st. A nother man who w as vis fee ls like it lib can make n fool of ited in prison, serving his second him self, a s I did ju st now, and s a t term o f ten years, although he isfy the whim of a fashionable pa w as only 43 years eld, said th at It tien t by flavoring her tank's with w as th e first tim e that s a y m es an essen ce that m atches her per sage o f any kind from the eataid e fum es -w ithout endangering her world bad readied k in . D irectly life. H ow ever, freak flavors are Iris I iroe was up Ire w e s t to th e Sal- not calculaledA o make a disagree vation Arm y, “r.nd In h is g r a ti able drng more pleasant to the tude to ns,** said the officer, “be ta s te , and after a few experim ents gave u s the only thing he had, b is o f th a t kind m ost doctors, at the prison m ouse.” The rale to th at If a man in any of the convict pris request o f the p atients them selv es, go back to laVender and ons can catch a field mouse and In sw eet peas and the ever reliable duce it to sta y ia his ceil w ithout the help of a cage lie may k eep B . pepperm int.” This w an had turned the little m - itnal, to which he w as devoted, S to ic a l M ikado. M utsohito, the em peror o f Ja p and is now enjoying a peaceful old an, is about qm stoical and im pas age in a Halvstiou Arm y hom e; 1 sive ns Rn A m erican Indian. W hen but whenever the form er ew ner Prof. Milne, the greatest living com es to London he alw ays v is seism ologist, w as studying earth its It. quakes in the fnr east he spent Bssvw-Uks Bird. som e years in the Toklo univer Regarding some of the peewliar sity. In that island em pire earth chnracteristics of that stran ge quake« oceur tw o or three tim es link betw een birds and b easts, the a day som etim es. The p rofessor’s researches aud experim ents a t duck billed platypus o f A u stralia, a w riter says: “ 11 m akes its home tracted the attention of the mi- Likeqin otter in a bank, tunneling kndo, fo r w hose pleasure a sham op from the entrance under w ater earthquake w as arranged. On a w aste piece o f ground tlie p rofes som e 30 or 40 feet, which lit pow erful forearm m ’tsclcs make noth s o r caused to be etected som e ing of, to n place where it ean find build digs, beneath which were qrto.et¡ties of powerful explosives. s drv and w eH drnised burrow. The etnperor pressed the button Its food con sists chiefly of inserts, and the mine» exploded w ith ter crayfish or. ‘yah b ess,’ which it rific force. H is m ajesty remained b olts hard sh ell and a l t It w ill talut and im perturbable. H e had sla y for ten to fourteen m inutes at a lim e under w ater, searching neither started nor blinked. Mo tlie,m ud r.nd sto n es ford elien cies tionless a n d ,- .im passive, he willt Its dock like bill. Il m akes a w atched the deene. Tjien, ju st on taking his leave, he remarked the moal fa scin a lin g liflle pef.br eom- ing very tauic and squeaking with ,ne word “R eally!” delight when fed. Its antics a te a cons! a nt source o f pteas yrc. C arton s B ird W a y s. But how birds know when to go, thoagh if care is not takes1 it will and which way to turn, are things overeat itself, se c m isg to have in not yet well understood, because capl vitv difficulty In digesting thp flights are nt night and the the hard (-rayllsli »bells. Its coat great m ovem ents sta rt a long is, like the m ole’s, of an unusually M ill! tim e before it really liecom es nec silken and glossy text are.” * I, U n ite d S t a le s L aud Office, R i.i 'T a irg .O .eg o n , M ay 11th, 1907. N otice for P o b u c a t io X . N o tice Is h e .e b y g iv e n ,'th a t in coiu - , U n ite d S ta te s Lund OiH e . p llu n ee w ith t h e p r o v isio n s o f th e 'A M fiuSeburg. G ren on , A pril 30 h 1907. o t i k i n g r - s o f J u n e 3, 1878, u h l i t l i i f W ill be ta k e n In m rehsnge lo r g o o d s. N o tio n is h e r e b y givn u th a t in coin - •‘Au A ct for th o sa le o f T im b e r L u iir s p lia n t« With tho p to v is lu u s u t. th e S et In th e b tit i- s o f C a lifo rn ia . O regon . N e- o f O oiiiiruss o t J u n e 3, 137», c u t.tie d v a-lau n d W tsh io g v o a T e rrito ry ,” a s G iv e m e a t r i a l a n d I w i l l d u m y “ I n in t for t h e »ah of tirnb-.- la d s i n e*t£M‘led_ta a ll P tj" lle la in d S ta t e s by « b e s t tu p le a s e yt»H« fh e ; ta le s o i I u lita riiltt. Hi etfolt, if e - Art o f A u g u st 4, i8i>2, - V »d» a m i W iw h in g to g T. n i t a r y . ’ as KVtf«M L . W hite e x te n d e d to all th e P u b lic I .a n d S ta tes of Corbtu. C ou n ty o f C arry, R a te o f Orders taken fo r a c rtile i not >in stock. b y u U t'of A u g u st 4. 1992, O regon , h as t n i s d a y flleo In t h is office b is sw o rn sta te m e n t N o. 8IA2. A s k a u ri - W aiu . ick o i P eek , C o u n ty o f S ea S p o r e « , B ta's (or th e p e rebus* of th e 81 N E i, NW J »KJ « n il 9E J N W l o f S ection No. 11, in o f Irish*,, h a , th is d a y tUed In th i office hi « »w.-rn sta te m e n t N o 8oS0 tai' lo w iiB liip N o 34 g o u th , R an ge N o M * th e p u reln ise of t h e E j N } , " j N L H W ert, a n d wilt off r p r o o f to sh o w t h a t af S cu ll an N o 30, in T o w n s h ip N o 32 8, th e l.in l so u g h t is m o re v a lu a b le for R a n g e 14 W e s t, an d w ill offer proof to it s tim b e r or s to n e th a n for a e r icu ltu r- sh o w th a t t h e la n d S o u g h t Is m ore a l p u rp o ses, an d to egtab liah h is claim v a lu a b le fo r its tim b er or sto n e t.ran to s u b ' lan d b efo re th e C ou n ty Clerk D k a d ss In for a u ricu d u rn i p u r p o se s o u d t o e a ’-'b- an d C lerk o f t .e C o o m y C o u it, Cnrr.v lis li h is cla .ru t , sa id la n d b e fo re J H C ou n ty, O ieg o n , a t id s office a t O oid U p to n , U 8 C o u i’t a t h is office at B each, O regoD , on T h u r sd a y , tho 8th L a n g lo is , O reg o n , on W ed n d sd a y tu e duy o f A n u u s t, ltW . l i e n am es as w i t n e s s e s : 3 1 st $ » y o f J u ly , 1907. W ilh a T W h ite J r .o f C o rb in , Oregon. H o n a m o s n s w itn e ss e s: O tto N en ia u n n of * A » m u s Atl<*»I|»n»eu of P o rt Orford, J o h n F rom m dr. o f F o r t O rford, ” F rank C ook o f “ T hereu F rom m of ” ” ■ ” ' I b i n d o J t , < >p«‘g o n . H u n s A itolpbsun o f A nv and u li p e r m s c la im in g a d A lta r l J M a rsh o t v er se ly th e a b o v e d esert I wd lAnds are Antr and a ll p e r s o n s c la im in g sfl- v e r s ly tlie a b o io d escrib ed lan d s are r e q u e s te d to tile their clnim a dn th is req u oaivd to' tile t. e ir elai i,n hi t h is of- offioe on o r b efore said 8tu day o f A u g T im b e r L a n d A ct , J u n e 3, 1878,— ( t ic / *si or before s a l j 81st day o f J u ly , u st, 1907. U e m s m i u 'L E ^ t , R e g is te r . N O T IC E F O R F I B I IC A TIO N . UM)7. ' B k a ia x ia L E ddy , R' g ls te r . U n ite d S ta te s K and oflioe, R o seb u r g . O regon, Aprii ¡loth, 1907. T i m b e k L a k ii A d i J u k e 8, 1878,— (Su ccessor t e P a r ili," F m n itiir v A L sa a h ef C o.) N otice 13 h e r e b y f u v f n , t h u t tn rum - NOTICE F o i PlIBUCATION. T i m b b i * L a s o Atrr, J u s t 3, 1H78,-- p lta u c e w ith the provisions o f th e A ct 187a, en titled o, ■ aoit of C ynH’Ufh o n g r e s s ui of J j a u n n o e 3, *” “ », vugwivm U n ite d b ta te s L an d O ffice, Ñ o t K o t 'o r P u b l i c a t i o n . I Act for th e s a 'e vffi, tim b er Linds R o w b u ’-g. O r?g«n , A p ril noth I9<'7. “ An tie 8 ut«e o f C ftU topnia¿U regon, Ne- N o tic e is hereby giv e)', Mm' in c o m in Ute * U n ite d S ta tes f.and Office, Wasblngioa-TtarrW frf'.,'“ a t v a d a a. »m and l W a sh lu g 'o n R o se b u r g , O r e g o n , M arch 27th , 1907. p lia n ce w ith th e p ro v isio n s of th o Act. e x te n d * 1 tojvll fluid C" lan d sta te s by o i C o n g r e -s of J u n e 3, H* t 8, e n title d N o tic e is h ereb y g iv e n , th a t in com - A ct o f A u g u s t 4, 18)9. n llu n cn W ith t h e provision » o t Rid A rt “ An A rt for th e s a le of tim b e r laiu la O b a dia h L kmeve * n f C o it e t t s s o f J u n e . 8 , 1H78, e i,t ille d In th e s ta te s of C a l'fe r n in , O regon , Ne “ A n A c t fo r th e ¡tale o f tim b e r la n d s v a d a , a n d W aob in groa T e r r ito r y ,” as o f P ort O r’ord , c o u n ty of C u rry , S ta tr o f e x ten d ed to a ll p n u l'e lan d s ta te s by O reg o n , hits th l day l!le<l in th is office in theiH tetos o f C a lifo rn ia , O regon, Nc- H a v in g puri ha»« ! the G en eral M er. Iia n ilise b u sin ess o f the ills sw orn s ta te m e n t N o w»82, for th e ▼a<ln And WaaWnjrton T e r r ito r y ,” a« a r t o f A ugust. 4, 1892, ■ ( P . F . & L C o ., it sh a ll lie m y a im to r a e r ita n d r e c e iv o s f a ir sh are p u rch a se of th e N j N E i'a m l fiE J N W | • N s t u a n i s i . R. S mith e x te n d e d to a il V u b li L in .W 4‘a ie a by of tli« p u b lic p a tro n a g e by k eep fn g a fu ll and c o m p le te sto c k o t a c t o f A u g u st 4. I8»2, o f H a r e , C o u n ty o t Curry, K 'ate o f of S ection 15, an d HfiJ SW J of 8eb. 19, general m erch an d ise, of t h e b est q u a lity , by s e llin g a t th e lo w est liE o s o g B . SrsKi.K <«»re»on, ce in T o w n sh ip N o 34 S o u th , g a u g e N o O r e so n , tías has i t is n d ay a y »lieu tiled in In u th o is s oin office o f S atsop , C o u n ty o f C h eh aU s, Ktme of ‘j , , , iWl,rI, s ls t e m e n t N o 8;>8I for th e 14 W est, «lid w ill offer proof to show p o s s ib le iigurus. and by la ir u n d h o n est d e a lin g . I liu v e ju s t re W a sh in g to n , filed In tjjis orth o on N o- p u n rrliase o f th e . KM o f tin* N E M of that th e la n d s o u g h t is m re v a lu a b le o e iv e d a la rg e stock of ’ o r ita tim b e r or sto n e than fo r a g r i- v em b er 12, 1900, h s sw orn s ta te m e n t S e. tio I n N o 28, in T e w n sb tp No Sil 8 ., u ltu rn l p u rp o se» , am i to e s ta b lis h h is N o. 711JS, for U u p u rch ase ot to e N ,» R unge H W est, an d w ill offer proof to N E l S e c tio n Ahd N . N W f o f Hee- sh o w th a t th e land so u g h t Is m ore v a i c la im to iciiu la o d before J H U p to n , tio tl No. 10. In T o w n sh ip N o. 82 S o u th n aille (or It» tim b e r or S tu n * th an tar U » C o in ’r., a t Ids < ffl' J s t L a n g lo is . o f R u n g e N o . t# W est. W . M ., O r e ..a n il a g r ic u ltu r a l p u rp o ses, aud to e sta b lish O regon, o n W e d n e sd a y , th e 31st <l*y of w ill o ffer proof to s h o w ' h a t th e la n d in s c la im to »»Id lan d before J H .U p J u ly , 1997, and fresh su p p lie s w ill b e receiv ed by ev ery ste a m e r . I t -sh a ll be l i e n am es s s w it n e s s e s : . is m «re va lu a b le tar Its tim b e r or ».on e t o n , C 8 C o in 'r., a t h is office a t L a n g - m y p u rp o se to Keep a f u ll sto c k of e v e r y tliiu g required by th e O tto N eu m a n n o f t ort O rford, Our. th a n for a g r ic u ltu r a l p u r p o se s , and to lo s.-<iroc"t!, o n W ed n esd a y , th e 31st tra d e in th a lin e o f . G eo. C eleb o o k of C o rb in , O r e g o n . e s ta b lis h h er c la im t<> sa id lan d before dav . f J u ly , 19-17. Ih in iel Q u c lie n or th e ItiAslster lind K eerlv«r at R oseburg H e n am » a* w ltn c js c s : G R O C E R I E S a n d P K U Y Ife lO N S , W iU C ote b rook o f ” . ” O regon , oir Erl la y th e 21st d a y of M ich a el H orn er o t H a '1», O regon . A n v an d al! p erso n s c la im in g a d J u n e , 1297. B e n H a in e s of BOOTS aad S K O K S versely tile a b ove iteecrtb eil lands are H e n a m es a s w it ns sc s: Joh n B o w n isn of l .s n g l is , " req u ested to Hie th e ir c la im s in th is of G eo rg e W U'otal, J a m e s M cA d a m s o f Four M il*. ” M E N S ’ an d B O Y S, C L O T H IN Q , J a m e s F o ster, A n v a n d a l p e r s o n s c la im in g a d fice on or b efore said 31st d a y o f .J u ly , C la y to n E W agn er, v e r s e ly t h e - h o v e d e s c r ib e ) land« a m 1997. LA D I E S ’ D R E S S G O O D S , B ehjamin L. Knt>r, Register. 1 »avid K in g , all of Satsop, W a sh . rrques'tisl to file th e ir rintana in t h ls o f- J W R en fro, S H ARDW ARE, G R A N IT S and TINW ARE, tice on or before sa id 31st d a y J u ly , , A B ITOW^ll, both of R oseb u rg, Or«. MW . . ■ A nv a n d a ll p e r so n s cln ltn i.ig ad B s MAM im L . K d d y , R egister. CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES v e r s e ly the a b o v e d e sc r ib e d la n d s are Notice for Cublicatiun. req u ested to file tl,c lf ('.fttins In th is ot- I CANDY, NUTS nr.d NOTIONS. * fle» on or b ef , » s a id 2 t s t d a y o f J u n e U u ttod H tsU s Ixm d Offh c, T im b k ii L a n d A o t J u k k 3 , 1 8 7 8, l« 0 7 . W R oseb u rg, O re.. M ar. 21, 1907. S I n I M , a su p p ly of e v e r y th in g u s u a lly k e p t in a w eil o teek ed B ekiamiw I- E d d y , R eg ister . N o t i c e f o r H iilr lii'iv tfo ii N o tice Is h ereb y g iv e n th a t in com B, G en era l M erch an d ise Store. U n ite d S ta tes L a u d Otilo«. p lian ce w ith the p ro v isio n s o f the s e t " O R D E R S T A K E S F O R ANY A R T IC L E NOT fN STO CK . R 'S n h u r g . O regon , Mar. 271 b , 19 17 of C o n g ress of June 2, 1S7S, en titled N o tic e is h e r e b y g iv e n , T h a t in < ‘» « -." A n a< t for th e ?al» o f tim b er lan d s Thee: and?. H ave S id n e y Trouble p lian ce w ith th e -p r o v ia io n so f tb* Acd rta ' the s ta ts» o t C ahforn a. O regon, No- o f .C ongress<>f J u n e 3. 187», e n iiilo d , .« 4 a aud W a sh iu tto a Territory,' and Don't Know it. “ An A ct for th e s a l e o f T im b e r 1 in d s I ex ten d ed to a ll th e P uhllv Land S ta t e i i t o i / ï â Via* Out. in th e tlute'S.nf C a lifo r n ia , O regon . N e -» b y a c t o f A u gu st I, 1392. Fill • h-Uila or common jla ss with your v a d a u n d “ s s h ln g to n T e r r it o r y ” a » ; N k l u k M. C n eK n w era . water and Mt It stin d twemy-four hours; • ext.'n dod to a ll P u b lic L an d Star, s b y : o f D e n m a rk , co u n ty o f C u rry . S tate o t . sediment or sst- act o f A u g u st 4 tli, 1S32, iw iw iw iw iSeijriw i v3w ur?w.7ai7«2w. iviv-kviwiw«wk»riv-v- ir .v- ' O reg o n , h a s t h is (la y filed io thia office thrg Indicates an F oas-a t>. A iistu » h er aw orn sta< »m eat N o 71X72, for th e ■ unhealthy condi of Y p s lu n ti. c o u n ty - a f W a s h t - n n w , j p„ r. b a se of t o 8W J of SEJ of S ection tion of tho kid- '■tute of M ieb 'gan , filed in tfii» olllov on | a<> T o w n sh ip N o 81 ' o u th , II. N o. ndya; If It Mains M ay bill lyOfl. h is sw orn »W lenicnt N o | l 8 W esR W. M . O regon, a n d w ill of- your linen It Is ' p nr(.j,«8e o f th e E l N W j, fe r p r„ o f t o sh ow th a t th e U n d sou gh t evidence of kid- j jjj ^ „ „ 4 j x,t - 0 ( H e.vioii N o is m ore valaabie for it» tin i her or »ton e ney trouble; too 30 in T o w n s h ip N o 3 ', South tlm u tar a v r ic iilt'ir a l pnr pores, » " d to frequent desire to o f R a n g e N o 14 W ert WtM, O re . a n d eeteb lln h iter . lain i to »aid lan d b efo e pa.es It or pain in Will offer p ro o f t o sh o w Unit 1 he lurid J . H . U p to n , U . 8. f'om m lX kioner a t - - w— ,ha b»c'K ¡j also office -.t íju ig ln í» , O regon , on Wed- s-otgbtri« m o r e v a lfn tb lv for it« tirnlwef ~ hi» _____ convincing proof (8»( the kidneys and blad o r »tone th a n for lt e (a g n i u l t ’ii al pur- i ¿ ¿ id a y th e 12th d a v of J ir .e , 1997. der ir .o n 1 ci wdon. p oses, s n .l to cH tablish h i s e l a i .11 t o sa id n a m e s as w itn e s s e s ) TTbrt <0 » 0 . 4 land be'orv the Register >'U ' lioeeiver I. p . O lse n o f p erim ark , Orerron. . T u i N xsr lute* W m ilK L M srr.ixiirr Is nn a u th o r ity on D rerern sk in s, Thsre ts cy n lo rt io the k n ortedfe so 1 tlii» Office, ttt R RoSebuhr, o s e te n e , O < 'reg regon n o , <>u W . ta l ’h eirow rth ’’ _ " oftoo err rnsswd. '¡«I Dr. KllnUr’s S k im p - 8 «titrd »y th è 22nd d a y "f J o n e , l'.iOT, n erv an d ilo n reh o l.L K eonom y. I t sr e r a g * « m o re t liin 1<»» e ,'c ') ti. P Uang’ansen La nel ora, ” Root, ike gre»t kklnoy'remedy fulfills every m o n th . W o o ffer yb w ,th erefo re a ; leat-t 1299 p a g es <»1 good fa sh io n and H e u ain e» a s w itnessea; R. R. p d K ' ” " ' wish In eurtnp rhoumktlsm. pain in the h o m e le a d in g tar an a d d itio n a l «sort . f « U ly 2ft c ts. H um plet fr e e . t: L Kyron o t t e s t t l e , W-ash. AlTv kitaa ;a ll .p erso n » ete.tnring a d b»c>, kidneys, itver. bladder and every part I Q G ilb e r t ot M ttrebflei'l. Gre v e r s e ly tire g t o r e d escrib ed lan d s a re of thk urinary prenage. It cortreets InablNty W Hir«n lle a tty of R ow b u ru , Ore reqin-rted t.rfH e Un ir elajpas in t h is ö f- to .held water and soalding pain tn passing G eo rg e T n r n e r of R o s o litiig .4 jr '‘. fl.-e or» er-befnCfiJSid 12t4r d»y c# Jnn* It, er bid effects foltowlnf use ef liquor, A n v sn d ni! p er-o n » ch .lroin * «d- r t W i • . w ’rr. or be*-. m I overcom es that uqrle.sant y c - . - i y tire « l.o v e d erevlh Linda *rv C urry , B c s z v x r « L k n i'T , Port Oiford, r.ec'ut' y i f b ttag compatisd to go ifts a rerprWFW 4« file th r fv ria in w in tiiis R e g iste r during the dry, and to get up many timet o r i l i n t t ur ta ta r e u rèi 22e ! J a y . f Jn u e County. Oregon during tiM night. The mild and the extra ordinary effqut, U S w a m p -R o o t u soon 1907. Itasi sMi^ L E ddy , H e a lste r . ' rsalt.-ed, ft s'.andl the highest for Its won A G U A R A N T E E D U U K R F O R P IL K 8 derful cure» ef the most ffictressing coses, If y -u n -e iw m e B lc fn e y s u should hsve the Ite M fig , B i n d , Hl.-«.Il fig or Protratta S r a u t r I» U l» « » b ttt» .. Sold by druggists tr SOe. s n d j l. sizes. D ru ssistS refu n d er o n e j il lle n a htaw f mrenv * rt«<n rè<J. Nu in s P h e Yon may have a-torapig bottle^ot this aeanty wiUrost it- fosease««. tatb ar P A Z O O IN T M E N T fatta to core any wonderful discovery tie eieaa jwttr blood and ' . eo it «»an, b- care, im mtttu-r of h o w ta n s sta n ili' X || w o r k P r o m p l f y < lo tio and a book that tells» Airvteg up the iany lirw an t.driving all r a tn 6 to 14 i t a l i I iryt « n p licati in » ítc » more about tt, both semi uritin« fren» the boó» Ppjin today te « •r e m m i rest une?’ S T I «F St liasta* •h««, blBi’.head», absclutely free by «tarli n t » pien, borir» tairiiY W ren d ftd eln rtk u ip r nhd it « l i t _____________ on -Aal rtckl y Ht»}»« «i>na)!esrofl by faktag lie fc When wrtttñg m e i- addo»» Dr. Kilmer Blnrbamton, N. Y. fô r w a id e d pA»t-¡ n id by P r 'ir M ed inrurret«.—breaty tar ten t,» U . AU d A » Co., ic in e Cd., K . L o u is , i l o . . a . . «rttitaiu u s p u rre. teed, hx., Üe,3fit’ raodbrg this gsnsrous offer la ttoapof TlM nlii IXmiliter O The PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE AND The New Idea Wunian’s Magazine B O TH ONE Y E A H FO R * 1 .7 5 . E- P. MATHEWS. Painting, Paperi g’ng and Bncarati: |. g. Ht lin lc * . (•saury for the birds to go. They leave their w ittier homes (perhaps M onster of F e a r fu l Mien, in Mexico) when there is no per F irst Russian— H ad a terrible ceptible change in th e w eather nightm are last niglft. D ream ed l and return from their breeding w«s attacked by a giant. grounds in m ost cases while their - H econd Knaaian — H ow food supply is at Its very height— w as heT “B ig s s a Jap.”—Life. ionfrltefore it is cold or the grass and weed seeds and insects begin l a the L iterary lane. to g et scarce. In many cases, teo, j PenniH»— I’d like te put ont SS the young birds o f the year, who* have never left their homes be m any books in a year s s that man fore, lead the long procession in filin g it long I Urr» does. W right— A uthor pub' '•«wt the grhnt sSnthward flight and are “N eiliicr; Lr>«^. a net ¡onset. —• frrllAwcd later by their parents»— . .IB Bt. N icholas. - i Y onkers R i a l Mg ar — * f : .r < 4 X --.x 7 --7 r :