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S P O R T IN T U S C A N Y . FRA NC E
THE RULE OF
THE ROAD *
Port Orford
Oregon.
The olive trees round Lucca are
not*nearly so old or eo gnarled
looking an those fam iliar to ▼!>-
ED. RACKLBKÎ, Prop'r
itora on the Riviera, probably be­
cause, owing to the proximity of *1
(Succreeor to F . M. LangioU.)
the mountains, tbe climate in ,1
K E E P S IN S T O C K ,
which they grow 1» more temper- ,
The earth in which they t
W O f iE B E K t h ik u t n lj ate.
grow la a reddish gravelly soil; in t
fact, for olives, the drier the earth J
DRY G O O D ».
the better, and they do not require ,
H O O T « a a d fiU O E « .
much depth. I t takes the frn it of «
five of the largest trees to make t
only one barrel of tbe pnre oil J
containing 38J litres— that la t
’ about 110 pounds in weight; and ,
even this amount cannot he reck-; t
* oned upon oftener than once in 1
every two years, Moreover, an ‘
H- T. STEWART Editor and Publisher,
olive, tre e h a * to be planted and ,
r grafted four years before it will i
produce fru it at all, says Lieut. <
R u lk S M sr ip tlo » »
r Col. Andrew Haggard, D. B. O , in «
Chambers’ Journal.
,
There would be a great many i
beautiful singing birds in the I
As I will do my awn teaming,
m y intention to sell cheaper then
• groves and mountain aides around '
were ever sold on Flora. Cretk.
Luces' were it not for tbe passion (
which the Tuscan contadini have .
for la eaccia— the chase! The i
i. sport they indulge in all day long >
is shooting at goldfinches and lin- 1
Win be taken in exchange (or goods '■ nets and other little birds, nil of '
, which are sold and eaten.
In ,
the markets at Lncca I have seen
jays for sale. Upon my expressing i
- a doubt as to their succulency, 1 j
was assured that they were excel- '
a n d tlie
lent— when boiled. Fancy boiled ,
jay as a repast!
,
There is apparently no rule in '
S Tuscany as to not shooting on tbe
f high roads, indeed, on every
mile or two of roadway yog will
probably meet at least one caccia-
tore with a gun upon his shoul­
der. They will fire at anything,
even a bat.
I myself saw” my
friend’s cook, Tito by name, shoot
a bat on the high road; he said it
he could only get enough of them
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L* they would make a good pie. Ye
_ gods! bat pie and boiled jay—
what a dinner I
—
I ascertained that there is some
excellent trout fishing to be ob­
tained not fa r from Lucca, many
T hk N bw Tons Wow»»’« M ag ah » a le a n a u th o rity on Dresetnaking, M iU l
nory and Hnhrehold Koonomy.
I t »’ « » » « • m(>" , U*»n
eBC?
r of tbe trout being of good sise.
m onth
W e o ffe r yon th e re fo re a t least 1900 page*_Alf good fashion and
n- The trout are already in season in
home rending for an additional cost of only M eta.
Samples free.
M the month of Febrnary and rise
in very well in March and A pril to
a- a fly.
hardware .
If yon need s medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggist» In 50c. and$l. slsea
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful
discovery
,
and a book that tollaM ffM M Fg M iiflg fe
m ore about It. t x u h r a f o B E ^ I ^ B i f S i S
W HAT THE DIAL TOLD
ap. W ith e sigh the a c t’ r.«-rooto took
up the lower beat (or liaif-apeto. But
t!i* aaeutam had M i k a : ,,a e r e r a n «
thing. lie qulLkly icier? h!» e h » !. sad
,«jke4 at the die. >4 the telegraph. I t
«OH pointed as ll had tor t i e leal hour.
The eioer mao entwerad hla ln«uleltlve
rla n c t with a low. “I don’t know what
the deck nicece"
Before another w ort waa said, there
came a slow, sucking l if t ; the Amphloa
rolled over t ill the lantcrv dimmed. She
recovered with a »urge e c i aa the chief
engineer wrenched the steam value ehut.
the plate« beneath their leet bulged up­
ward. Aemomeut of tense itra la tn s Io
the stilled machinery. sod the», aa It
treed from eom eelw tic bond, the e«ta»>i- “
er leaped forward egtln Thera waa the
sharp dang ol a door, and a atok.tr
pushed his sweaty face above the grat­
ing with a cry. Hut the old engineer
threw the »town Into th» ej lludere again
and the engines throbbed In reeponae.
"The propellor'a still there." he cried,
shutting o ft steam once w r a
The third assistant w re gating at the
1 telegraph dlaL Tts Ud-lcr to» h«d not
moved. W ith * n oath be rLatched a
pair of nlppen from the rack and th r u «
the daws up into the Wire« behind the
face. Then he turned la biasing tri­
umph to his superior. "He •Lsa't put
her over at half speed now," he shonted.
The Official Paper .of Carry County,
lirii every Wednesday, nl Port Orford, Oregoii
T imber Lawn A ct Jvna 3, 1878,—
N otlce f o r P u b lic a tio n
United states Land Offioe,
R •eeburg, Oretron, July 18th, 1907.
Notice 1» hereby given, T h a t in oom
pliunce w ith the provision« oi the Act
o l Congress of Jane X, 1878, e n title d
“ An Act fo r tbe sale o f T im b e r Lands
In the States nt C a lif o ra l*, Oregon. Ne-1
vada and '♦ashington T e rrito ry .’ ’ as J
extended to a ll Public Land States by
sot of August 4th, 180*4.
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B x b h abd B a iw s n
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o f Satsop, County o f Chehalis, State of
. Washington, filed In thia office on De-
eem her 7, 1*M , his »worn statement No
8311 fo r to * purchase of tlie W W | of
Heutton No 29 R rT o w iw h ip No S3 Sooth
of Ka ge No Id West W M, O re., and
w ill offer proof to show that the land
s nght ia more v a lu a b le for Its tim b e r I
o r stone th a n for Its a g ric u lto ru l pur-
p,*es, and to establish hiae'.stm to a atd
f in
b. ore the R egister »ad Receiver
uf this office, a t Roseburg, (b e g u n , on
Saturday the 19th d a y of October, 1007
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H e name» a» w ttn e« *e» :
Charles * H eath, 8a'sop, W ash. . .|
A * Parrish,
’
J W Mnevrove.
A B Howell. Roseburg, O regon.
Aov and all persons claim ing nd-
. e re to y to e a b o v e d e s c rib e d la n d » are
ne»te,t to file t h i l r 'vlftlm s in th l*
,-e on o r before said 1 toll d ay o f Octo­
ber 1«»7.
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boom. Hla es»l»Unt. w hile tbe awak­
ened englnf«ra of the other watches
peered curiously through th» darkness
w ith ayaa a il» heavy from sleep, eaught
up a lantern that was »till bvrnlng. and
threw It« beam on the dial of the tele­
graph. I t »till pointed I® f » 11
ahead. “I knew he'd try tt, and I tooled
him !" he cried.
in the turm oil that follow«!. while
stoker an d oiler and engineer lied from
the water bubbHng waist high, lha ebtet
F a th e re d up h t . ow n teg-book, end care­
fully tore It op. Tba frag meet« be rs»t
on the loamy brine that rose »kou tkla
ba muttered.
On the bridge of tbe wrecked Amphlou
tbe crew huddled ebrerlaaelT. The stew
streaming seas that »merged from the
fog and night to windward broke heavily
on tba submerged hull, and tbe spume
n o to r1v«n from mast and »«anehton.
"1 bad lbs engine-room telegraph at halt
speed." said the captain, wkhefaced,
-and I've gut It down to tba log th a t we
slowed down aa soon as we got » t o tba
fog. I gusas t h e m satisfy tbe totpseton
that I ’ve does all right, sad we d aot os'
run out of onr eouree unlaaa the angtos-
room bad disobeyed ortere and kept her
full spaed."
T h e -th ird assistant pushed forward
and »lared at the captain w ith open
mouth. Then h« ebook bis Art. Wildly
“ N O T W O R T H S A L T ” O LD .
"T h a t alnt so." be bawled. " I knew y«r
trleksl I got wltneta down below! Ys
Roman W o rker» to M i n « W are F eld
don’t lose me my ps para that wag! Any­
l a T h is Commodity. Bence the
body with two grab.« of Sanaa 'nil know
O rig in « ( Phrase. ,
this old hooker couldn’t pile up th »
high on nny half speed. 1 tell ye. ys don’t
"When we say a man is not
lose me my paper. 1 ’’ Ha turned round to
worth .'his salt,” said a philolo-
b it fellows of tbe englnee-roosn. "W h a t
gist to the Philadelphia Bulletin.
doea th . telegraph down there readT"
,.we UBe an interesting and classic
be y.llod.
form of speech. We go all tbe way
The old engtne»r. rubbing between hla
palms the omnipresent badga of hl» nn-
back, in fact, to The time of the
tborlty. a bit of eotlon waste, gaxad at
ancient Romans.
the pallid master cf the wreck, and
“The Roman workers in tbe salt
shared hla shame. W ith a gesture, ha
i allanccd hla shrieking man. and bellied
mines were paid in salt. The salt
the third ma1» with hl yea. " I waa am
that they got in return for their
watch to-night with my assistant.’’ ha
labor waa called tbeir salarinm
eommanced. harshly. "1 am rerponelbte
(sal—salt), or salt allowance.
for thia, l ’v * loot my cnplne-room log.
“The word solarium meaning
but H wa» my order, that kept her driv­
ing. I t was all my doings, and 1 gress
salt money or allowance for salt.
I ’m old »ncugb to stand by I t To boll
Inter on was applied to the fees or
with th» m ire of tha roed! LM 'e »toy
tips men got for odd jobs.
‘For
thia fair.
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latching my toga,* the noble said,
"B at—" btgea tha third a re tta n t w ith
•I will give that fellow a slight j
dial there
e cry.
"Shut up!" bollowaid his chief.
solarium—a bit of money to buy by Jimmy Crip,
The vetow lentera o uthe tilted bridge
flickered tn the wind, but their neetredy
Iv ‘salarium* came t o , , , r .L. .
_ . .
flamea «era not mor» wavering than
J
,
. . .. , ___ 1 "Take yo«r orders from the telegraph.
iges, salary, wbat it docs wh<f
working," the chief rcepondrt I the »yra o f th - captain. T put her ovre
A salary is, essentially, n r |« tret wcrhlng than th« »peaking- 1 to half apecfl." he said, abrllly. is y ft«
hla wet hand on the braae. “but It
aey, and when we say a tub w ill do."
9t worth his salt we mean
An hour later the AmpMon was st!!i mightn't have rvglatered tn the engine-
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n avin w _»<n»a t n » h r t tlr g »wSy through the big. oily teas, room. Toases—"
worth paying wages to.
»«r'amlcg away from h«r bow»
•W» muvt play fair." interrupted the
— — — —— —
, to pwlrl bee'. W t sr-os» the yellow p 'ir r
chief englne-r. topdly. The men crowded
J fe on toe Blstoa.
1 of th» C»e! IW>U before p ilin g u p In a e l r t 'r shout him. lh«lr ells' Ina m t'lto g
ter—1 thought you said a w > y wn'l k/t»rn. The reptela f ejw in the darkrc»» "We atort p'sy fair."
g**e*w toa in t h ia a r r
wntch with hla mate cn the brldte. Th» »aid the old man. glibly. "The i rpphlot't
no factories ilk this sec-
,„ « g r,p h «food at toll
plied T her» »"d aomaona’a got to loan
; ep,-*d Dow« below la the engine-room
hlepondrs. I ain’t been fvt« ndly with the
raer— Haven’t.
' t i e third »r.glncer went qnletly ebou'
shipper, and I lust nature ty kept her
t’a that big chimney over hie »o rk . whtie his chief flood on thr driving, boys. I t ’» my fault, my fanl*.
working olstt.icm u »f« r lb» hug» steaio boyt. and I gue».‘ I ’m c p s ra lrs t IL That
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valve, «moving hit pipe.
telegraph sags half »used a -d I kept
ain t uo chimney. That •
A fftr r fc«r nwicds. ibe aulatent c a r»
he; fuH.aprad. eo».’. rary to orders"
Cyclone turned *er in- afroeg ar.(j »tood by the old msn’a«idr
The young »Upper turned sway his
—Cleveland Leader.
" it ’s an ew 'uiiy dirty htpht." h * »aid
fsee and pick ed up a leaters that swung
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, -1« the atofce-rcoan yon ean >»e the fog ateamlng from the call. r a l» '« r It up He
.
w- —
I p.,nrlog down the ventilator. ll':e «team
aesnned the fwere that s«rr»iir«l»i h la .
Slowly the lantara fell with hla arm. He
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h . « j'y -
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threw out hl« hand and raughr th * lever
or a man to accept >100.-
-Yes. he's raeklres to-nig ht I'» prat
of the telegraph
W ith a > r t k» tkraw
fief merely for the use of
o»ed to young rhapa with hot
It baat and then forward to full speed
e as president of • great headed notions but tto rider I grow ahead Tbe elgng of tog bell came ng
« r
the less 111^» tbe raptaln who besata la
from tl.e heff-drowned englr.e-room and
tinkled, e fading echo, la toe (ng.— flea
a . l . » M«- t h .t Port lh,< ** n»,M!r ’ •"* h*lf
>n Fixed Salary No, that
nT
f ,t s e iraeou. 8o»e- Francisco ArgonenL
bad— if he’d only be satis ,!n,— tba »»gtr.e-roo« pay* fo r-it Moat-
ti that.—Chicago Tribune. i>. i m ight sag.*
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south, n u devoted te L t t w r w t a v o , k o w a a « « . r » « « sud r t c U a«» .
and «Ires the host ot all th a t Is entreat la Ite Held. A ssort Ite
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» n e d sonthern w riters i:>pa*r~goalOkaadter M am a. W arn s u liW ,ll l * * aL'>5 ..B4
other»olarowIna la m í. Sartal storia» from Anthony Hose.
SMnar k . C rocM .t, Mr». OS •Ci« O r b a ta a d A rtb ar W. M a r t o m a a lr t « appear
ad. as« O te.r» a t . in w a ttlr t »om the paa atastsacs a f s a tto rtl a » te A »Sort
story eoatest b oa-jSt oat a a « * * v • v f jk m s s < w * « d a w lw s a A t A a te
■ t o r i « * , all worthy a alaeo I» 5 » « S U W N T S O U T H • roaaawoooi
um M . Oil»ar conUtto are e©i»tempUia4 ifcat w ill saroaasfWIy axyloM lh a rlpanlnf
Bold of U ioo t tMat only aeod* M a h S a la r ia i lo IttaalraU U t woalih ifcal la ahy lo
rk,
ot-
x * p» rt Booti.
O»o 8 U N M T S O U T H taami with >ha Ufa of lh a yraal aooth. Tho fo a -
tel suathia« w a r n * a re ry th lrt Into activity add th e »«»»os is *7 v* r. c° ll * * S * ? *
tod iocs th« hand c lln d w try . Th « paper som»« fragrasi w ith tea hraate «f tea
magnolia and pin«, and piro» o»t ten vary t i r « It e » era,
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h a a n t r c a l n a t t i.,». tea raaaaaca and wyatery oi te a Ians wirera » » a s m
storte sp to« » M«a seashtae m i t e » osile» whiten» t» te » moonlloht. wUl h»
« Ire » hi W» wsii-nitod c o '.» « » o» te U M s C a r tlr t w » » tly .
T h . sabscrlptlaa » T « « O - l r F i f t y C r e i , a year, d i s i to an * • usa»
M e n u , nowopapero, pcstir.Miers &nd tv o .y eoo olio. Cloio of nvo. aceomyaoioo
by te» 1» 1 9 2 .5 0 , teUU« te » t í . » r»t»»r to te » p arer oes y»ar srat ».
í . n d O » e r » « ' « l c . t d te » »an-.oa of a!x of yoer aalfhbors who
woaM sppree ate te « oppoytsnlty to read e copy w T h . seaay P rete , «ad re»
u rnp !« w m r e ma««1 fir««. V re a a p H year «tot of «v» o « of tea«« retry psvple.
(O te S V N M T « O V J T M shtors ore rS U .0 0 0 American henea pear: end
d u r.n j 1 9 0 U »are W M watexnsd » t»tty es n u ay mor» h o »« » . M te » jre e t
W»»MT Meat of pocí te '.« » te» 9¿» h»m U «rary W ««tty, w hore » o to a re tor
I9J wut !>«»• mo» t rcadebia S» all tea »»«•/» t e l l «orna torre-
‘ 6Z>o SU N N Y SO U TH . A tla n ta , G a.
J. Stevens Arms & Tool
T imber L a M d A ct , J u x s 8, 1 8 7 8,—
Notleo fo r P u b lic a tio n .
U nited Htetee Lend Offioe,
Roseburg, Oregon, Aug , M il, 1907.
Notice is hereby g iv e n , that in oom-
ullenoe w ith the provisions o f the A ct
of Congrers Of Ju n e 3, 1878. «ntitled
“ An A ct fo r the sale o f T im b e r L e w e
In tho States of C alifornia, (»regon, Ne­
vada and W ashington T e rrito ry ,” as
e»tended to a ll P u o lle Lend States by
Act o f August 4, 1892.
W illiam O. R csmiui
of M y rtle P o int, Coo nt v of Coos, State
.of Oregon, lies this day
ln thl1*
o floe ilia sworn statement N o 8l*»S.
tor the purchase of tbe K W j of H Ei of
section No. 35 In Township N o . 8»
South, Range No
1# W e a l,
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w ill off r pr»«if to Show
th a t
the lend sought is more valuslde for
Its tim b er or stone than lo r airricu ltar-
a l purposes, and to «wtabllsh his claim
to said land before J I I . Upton, U . 8
Cooimiasioner. at I-anglote, Dragon, oa
Thursday toe 7to day o f November.
1907.
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R o m en — awe.
t h r o u r h th» t r v r h ln e r y . ht» lig h t had on
J o le i
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s beartog. a tw'.ft tenehon s driving rod.
a g f f r t M t o a u o iic i.p a t a r a e . a v H v . .
>rmer rea.dence haa been Thy twcrMrg b ed pirra. th» tbw>derire
auction and bought by tbe erimdera fa- rbo<e, th* cis, king pnnpa
ferona.
the Whli H ub »raft »*»< sbi-nt film aa hr
of Juliet-Th an kh eaven ! w e s t «uddeuiy tbe steady roar of tot
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i * «to Lure enrine» w*» dull**«!
Tnc na.ru-
t much sleep fearing it
,hrn»t blocks reu»»d their rhrP I
ome day be a Cppey Island t _
The piunglrg ptrton rod» «lowed