The Port Orford tribune., October 30, 1907, Image 1

ED. ÄA CK LEEF, Prop'r
(Successor to P . M. Lang tola.)
K E E P S IN S T O C K ,
GROCERIES, (thabfistiniy
D U I G O O D S.
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The Official Paper of Curry County,
Published every Wednesday, at Port Orford, Oregon
TlMBgn L and A ct J unk 8, 1878,—
N o tic e f o r P u b lic a t io n
United States Land Offioo,
R eehorg, Oregon, J u ly l« th , 1007.
Notioe is hereby gireu. That In c o m ­
mark» on prehlatorta skulls found to
the region a t Paris, boldly declares
th a t the great twentieth century sur­
geon la merely treading to the wake
of skilled practitioner» who, without
anaesthetics or antiseptics, w ith blades
of Slat Instead o f tampered steel, per­
formed SAM o r 4,000 ream ago opera­
tions requiring thorough knowledge
end consummate ability,
“I t Ta eathbltahed beyond question.“
said D r M anourrier, "th at trepanning,
even to-day a delicate operation, was
C A S H S A L E S am ount ng to ( 8 er
more will beuliowed 10 peg sen t dfo
count, except on Flour, on which nr
discount can be given.
As I w ill do m y own team ing,
my Intention to eell cheeper than
were ever sold on Florae Creek.
«omntow. urn m imw ewm rwa owi
Manor servai
Desusa l a
. breakfasting.
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beer shout other pet
T imbkk L and A ct ^ unb 8, 1878— ( o n that time he hi
N otice ro n P ublication .
men would regard a
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for himself. Dr. lag
T a c N ew Inga W oman ' s MaoasiNt is an authority on Dressmaking, Mllll
• U n ited 8 U to e Land Office,
don. Is obliged to
nerv and Household Economy.
It sversgee more titan 100 pages each
month.
We offer yon therefore a t least 1200 pages ol good fashion and
Roeebnrg, Oregon, A ag., 8th, 1207. aad he baa a. sped
home reading for aa additional coat ot only 88 eta.
Bamplee free.
Notioe la hereby given th a t in ■ com- rending lamp fitted
pllanoe w ith the provisions ot the act his carriage, eo tha
of Congress of June 1, 1878, entitled whirled through thi
“ An act for the sale of timber lands in
y , , , v. nlng „e o
the States of C alifornia, Oregon, Neva-
work
da, and W ashington T errito ry ,” as ex ’
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tended to all the Pnbllc L an d States
by act o f August t , 18M,
REMARKABLE
J ohn L. A nonbson
— r
of Denm ark. County o l C a rr y , Btate Y eu ng Clergym an
o f Oregon, lies thia day Bled in this
Lecturing a
o ffic e Ids sworn statem ent No. 8498,
lo r the purchaaejof the » E f of N E J of
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A few months before Landry’s death
K it earned to change some way. She
took to mooning about for all the
world like a disappointed lover. Inn-
dry. too. went Into the dumps. He
grew thia aad pale aad more Imper­
sonal than ever. He was very tender
with K aihe.lne, and ao I knew that It
was ao lover’s quarrel that ires wear­
ing on them. She sort of clung to him
aa though she felt him slipping from
her. and I rk sometimes though! since
that she must have bad a premonition
of wbat was coming.
Ona morning, on my way borne from
an all-night vigil, old Damoo lost his
head and I came a pretty cropper. It
wasn't tar from home, as luck would
have It, and I managed to get to the
house
I was pre'.ty mush used up.
taking my weariness and th e shaklng-
up together and my knees shook as If
I'd been officiating at my first opera­
tion. Afterward, when K it came in to
see me. I tried to tough it off, aad I
folltad her up
"Landry 'll ba good aad Jealous If
Oregon.
Any and all peruona claim ing ad ­
versely the above-described lands are
requested to file th e ir claims in thia of­
fice on or before said 7th day of Nov­
em ber, 1207.
believe you're to love with me, old
girt." Her face Barned a sudden ertm
son over Its old pallor, aad she looked
at ma sharply. Than I caught bar
band and pulled her down to me. I
f o r ik y «
f OR B A L S RY
agents, asw tsassrs. pcetnastsm sad every see else. Clsks sf five. sseemseaM
t o ta < tail » 2 .8 0 . seuus » • wak rsuer L) U h » a js r one year sratA.
f T - - « « ■ e Few Sal C a v ri ta s assies of «lx r i year a r ia b t o n w hs
sroeM spsreelata tbs aevertoulty to read a espy e* Tbs saaay »oath, as« oaa
aawisl» w ill bo mail«« Ires. Voa »-.a set year clsk » gv< oet of ta » a very yoovla.
( t o o S U N N Y S O U T H a e ta n r w r » 0 .0 0 0 A aw rle M home» sew: rad
gartu] 12«. b m rs Io M A o b e n t a n tally a t n a a y mors h o nes, as tb s e ra ri
w soklrfa o s to fe o o e ta h iss . too Lm hara U srary Weakly, w h it e selumas S r
120. wOl bs Ik s most rsadabts of ail .>«»!#<•■» to J» t o » « io yoa.
Boeeburir, Oregon, Aug , 8th, 1807.
Notioe is liereby g iv e n , th a t In oom-
pllanoe w ith the provisions of the A i t
ol OongrvFt of June 3, 1878, entitled
“ An Aot for the sate o f T im b e r L an c s
in the States ol O ellfornie, Oregon, Be-
vada and W ashington T e rrito ry ,” as
extended to a ll P u olic Land States by
Act o f August 4,188«.
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wiluam 0 . Ruining
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of M y rtle F o in L Ooonty of Coos, S U te
h made his dally t r ip Now
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In addition to hta weekday work la
Hew York he goes to Trenton, H. J.,
' each Bunday to conduct mission ser-
rices. He Intends to remain on the
coach unUI fall, by which time hta phy-
¡rician promises th a t the euro w ill be
,
of Oregon, lisa this day filed in this
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SU N N Y SO U T H , A tla n ta , G a.
WflB, Shotguns, Pistols
J. Stovwu Arms & T«ol Co.,
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ddw av
o flee his sworn statement N o 84Ufi, C H U R C H M A N S BAD BREAK,
for the pu'ehase of the 8W1 r i 8E1 of
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¡Section No. M in Township N o . 32 Vpeet the G ra v ity ot M lnlsteru aad
South, Range N o
18 W est, ami j
at Beligloas
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r proof
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t lia t ,
n— Tu tln -
I will offer
to »how
the land sought is more valuable for
w » v — m
Its timber or »tone than (or egricultur-1
HEAD ACHE
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e l purpose», and to eetaW lahhta claim I Dwtog the annual eoavesttas a t a
to B aidlan d before J H C p to « ', D . 8. eertaln religious body not ao very long
Commissioner, at Langlois, dragon, o n-ago , an Incident occurred which wee
Thursday the 7th day of November, not on the programme, aad which corn-
1207.
pletely upset the gravity of the min
it
letere end brethren essembtad. I t
wee at the cloelng eeeeloa. relate.
Charles F o r ty ,fll of Port Orford,O re.
n w T to rt’ri m
Edw in O . Oerter, M y rtle PolaL Ore | « • » 0 * 7 »»™ abost llBO short of an
I t waa shortly after that poor Landry
earns down with typhoid. I t waa a bard
case from the s ta rt Sometimes It gets a
grip on a maa and aa M D. can «as
that there'e ao hope whatever Than«
goodness, wa were all there wltb him
He wasn't alone, as be had been the
greeter pert of bis life —since he 1
been e Utile chap, la fe e t He wasn't
lonely, fiometlmes It seemed to me
Anv and nil person» claiming ad- amouat desired to be r s l e i i l f o r e
.i««*2<> Za M«s»u4 l>» a»
' <?■«» Wnrd b m b m a etaan tkib
hv
vety » it i, out IL C asti tei». Caudy C-nhar
r i , :w n y^or ti'nod sud Levo It rivan, b>
mi<i>sr »P the kuv iivci and driving a li i u-
.iritivs tcuni the Isn y. i>«gia to day to
wt ibh pii,-ulva, bri'.«. Itoteli«-», blnckheads,
«tni'iha* «ickiv lólious com pieuon hy takin«
: «arerete—baeuty for ten cent». A il drug
•M A »"('factovu guarenteed. 10v toc. v *
AXLE
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eyes, as I thought, on memory’s d e ­
ten t mountain peaks; her deer, w n rZ .
brown eyes that I loved.
She turned to me w ith a ltttjw laagfc.
- * 1 « » ao nice to be loved a little .”
she said, aa ahe nestled against my
cost, as If she belonged there. 1 fought
w ith myself a moment.
She »"«J
have fe lt my heart heating. I was
horribly ashamed. Then I suddenly
lost my self-control, ead stooping to­
ward her. I took ksr to my arms aad
never blase« anyone In my llfa—a» 1
had never wants« to kiss aayoas be­
fore. A fter a time 1 lifted my heed
and waited tor the storm
I knew It
mast came. I felt like e whipped ear.
though every pulse to cey body
throbbed w ith delight ead foy W hat­
ever same, I knew now. 1 wan Wind
n o to u re r
T h e y talk of love bring
blind. I any It’s the other way about;
ir e love that clears our sight—eo we
eaa really aae where we have always
before bring groping la a dim baU-
He and K it had beaa engaged for a
long tin e , ead I knew th a t he fairly
worshiped her. though he was very
quiet about IL 1 f r it a mild sort of
envy, for I had never plumbed the
depths of love myself. I'd had my
little affairs, bnt I always hated my-
eelf during their progress, because 1
couMa’t really feel— I wee only amused
and entertained, sever touched. My
friendship with K it wee the one real
The New id ea Woman’s Magazine
BOTH OHE YEAR FOR «1.78.
STEVENS
lovingly, tenderly, but abso­
without a thrill. Thqy had
been like thia. I was at a loan.
never dreamed of Katherine e *-
eegt as my dear old friend—m y man-
I
F K L T horribly sorry tor Katherine
I
when Landry died. It must have
been an awful blow, for ahe seemed to
lose every hit ot her spirit ead went
shout pale and listless tor months.
Ton see. Landry wee a to e fellow,
an^. unusual fellow. 1 don’t believe
there was e selfish flber to the man'»
whole make-up. - He wee esaentiall}
big-hearted and lovabla. Homely In
feature to positive ugliness, he wee
still attractive la appearance. He was
famous la a small way as the aether
of certain delicate love sketches, very
tender aad dainty to eeaitoMnt. aad eo
unlike him aa to seem Inconsistent
w ith what we knew of hie character
A right folly good follow, w ith plenty
of eeaae aad a chaerfal lo t of brains
Washington, tiled in thia office on De­
cember 7. iJOtt, hie -worn statem ent No
B oth Papers one y e a r for $2.26,
ristar,
lutely
never
1 had
LANDRY'S
LETTER *
R. &. SflB lfl
OREGONIAN
Yww'U recall, dear, bow you la p
rush at tenderness swept over see. »
"Lonely, old girl?" 1 anted softly.
“Oh. no lonely, Freddy—ao lonely—
you e a n t know,“ end ahe drew r y
hand up to bar (ace end tanned her
Upe upon I t
“ Poor heart,“ I aeld. and I bent and
laid a gentle bias oo her forehead. She
turned her pete, luminous face up to
me, wlatfully, like a child, end I
hUaed her warm, red mouth Then my
heart began thumping Uke a hj'dranllc
rem and my hand« trembled strung«.-
ly. 1 tried to steady them. She would
be ao angry If ahe thought that 1
dared. I had ktaaad Katherine anm -
And In (sot, everything naually
In the bountry.
THE TRIBUNE
pliance w ith the prorisions of the Aot
o f Oungreee of June 8, 1878, e n title d
“ An A ct lo r the sale o f T im b e r Lands
In the States o l C a lifo rn ia , Oregon, Ne­
vada and *v ssbtogton T e r r ito r y .” an
«-»ended to a ll Pool io Land States by
aot o f August 4th, 1882,
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Qatar,» Vuuuiy
4*d^saehdas Of
rwf t/W
f nntiBj
1» 11 ,a ft A u In Of
i.r
Ol
B ab y. weedee-eyed and wee.
L y in g on y e a r m othsr’s knee
A e the evening ebadows ta ll.
Aa th e k e m ia a -k ir ii» » call.
H e f e ln g te your m other c-roea.
T h a t old. w or:d-e:d, by-lo tene,
l a the y e a ie te tó m e they'Ueeea
L ik e the m em 'ry ot a dreams
M o th er a t e l i e r "h y -lo -b y ."
A nd your f a lb r r etar.dl- g nigh.
And tk e raeeinent o re . rd e ld s
T o the sky .whore blgh doth ride
T h e pale atooa th a t yee'.ere'ea
T o e did ery to ho'.d between.
T e a r wee kaada b e a r. y o u 'll re
A a a dream tk e utsht aad a lL
slag, stone la the soft riarkneaa I
felt a M t down nyeelt. Tblncs weren't
goiagY ery well, ead t begin to think
that I waa not fitted for e profrsaloD-
al IMS after eU. I foil too ta rry .fa r
n r pattante. I «raída t g lia a Jodlrial.
Impersonal sympathy, as a pbyrieiao
meat to be among the realza of the
■ucceesful
Every death that toms
under my no Ire worked on myyminä
to sack a degree that It unfitted me to
earv for the llvfo.A
" K it, why to the same a t »ato m s«
sense didn't you tall r o a r
“Tell yoa? Freddy, bow could 1»
I wasn't sure you—you eared, aad
sometimes I was aura you d ld n X I t
was only because Landry was ao port-
Uve that I dared to h o p * ilS M M c n ly
w ait la alienee, aad riaee Lna-
di> died It baa beea eo toady, an
drearily lonely."
"Poor old girl," 1 said la bee hair,
“pbor darling old girt."
"T ou ts lost a whole year," »he
cried, “a whole year.“
"Then you knew a year ago?"
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“Te»; If » tunny. Freddy, hot I
eoulda't Imagine why no men ever
moved me the least tiny M L W hen
Landry told me he cared, 1 tried to
think I loved him. but be said then
that 1 dida'L and afterward, he knew
It was you. He watched my eyes, he
acid, whan you were about, aad when
be told me that, I was aa astontahed
as yon were when 1 told you.
“When your hone threw yon that
time, then I knew beyond a doubt, for
I sufferrd agonies thinking w hat
might have happened. You were aa
ghastly that 1 was horribly frightened.
I felt sure that you were a t leant
maimed lor U fa “
And than, she brought ms the letter
—Landry's letter, that wee not to be
delivered until I ead found my own.
Oh. that tetter. If 1 had July teen It
when Landry died. K it would aot have
grown pals waiting tor wbat waa a l­
ways eere.
-You confounded blind old bat." be
wrote, 'wbat la the earns of all that's
holy, dc you way around hare for? I I
I waa such aa agregrioua donkey as
you era I'd go off aad die. but I've go«
to be the ooe instead— end I've g et
eye» to see. That's ever the way la
this salt of tears.
-W e ll, you must know some tim e tt
will come to you all at once, as the
knowledge i t It came to me—then, old
boy. I wouldn't mind bring In your
boots
I'd give my life for t h a t cue
hour aa happily and freely us I'd lose
a copper to a pfokaolnny. I t cu n t be
—rit I give you my blearing aad v !tw
little I ran aud to your future—though,
of course, you know. I invah here—
end that is the fortune that 1 haven't
been able to squander with ell my M ie
wortblesucta. Me', e bar happy w lta
IL If yoa can. and so 1 ebail know I
have a hand la her comfort after alL
"You weren’t cut out for a pill-
doper. old man. Drop IL WeH. an
long
T a k e keer of yertolf,’ aad be
eueted stupidity.
Landry "
The name stared un at us la bln
w ril-knew n writing, a»d suddenly, an
overpowering sense of hta aeurntee
mastered met K it reached owl a trem­
bling band. 1 felt a shudder go ever