The Port Orford tribune., October 30, 1907, Image 4

M t ’Tort, « >
■lace near Bostoh.
'througn Medford'town" on bla n ay to
arouse tbo enutHryald*. Y ea few oyer
acoh to ry, M f t the Springfield -Repuh
lleao, the thin« that baa brought the
Ttcataat fame to tba place baa been
‘,e Medford ram. It ta quite within for the purchure of the
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r<r prpyJaae a t chronlelera to eat) av
11 of H V I c f eeotlon No. f t , In Tbwn-
te u tlo a to two recant events of la - ¡M M » r __
Ko. »2 South,
No IB
— Range
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port tone In tba history of tba town, and w ill ottar proof to show that
oe 175th anniversary of tba Brat set- • the land sought is more valuable tor
ent on the Mystic, where Medford . its tim b er or stone than fo ra , fic u ltu r-
atbodj. waa celebrated moat fittingly i a l purposes and to establish bis claim
i to said land before J . H . Upton. U. H.
on Thuraday. Or. W illiam Bverett, of Cdnihilbminier, st bis o f t i o u a t Langlois
'Qulney. whose facility In the writing : O regon, oo Thursday the 7th day o f
r t f occasional reran la not uhkdown to I Movem her, 1807.
■0» whole natlop, refitted
historical ‘ H e nuroerm witness
W l l A u n i T ieeitktxwsll
fo rth whoso caftchtdlng stsns «nds-
< h IU C g «
V .III8 |te iV H t
cloualy rew in d. one of tba town's
I Charles F orty all of P » rt O rford,O re.
celebrated Industry:
K dw in O. Carter of M y r tle Po int,O re.
W hat meana “Old Medford** to
Any and all persons claiming ad­
exiled sons?
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versely the boots described lands are
W hat dear, domestic draama la want req uests® .a Ole th e ir claims In thia
and wandering through their vls- office on o r before said 7th day of
. ton runs!
i Novem ber, 1807.
B im a m ix L. F n n r
Close to their heart« a warming taste
Register.
of borne
They prgise perchance; they
and feel.
Though from their mother far they
roam.
H er spirit still is there.**
A good R anch and a G old M in e , on
But. as a matter of fact, her “spirit"
« coast, » miles north or the mdtrth of
<'M departed. Medford rum is no
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• <«. save In a r« ry small and’ eoe- | Bogue R iv e r.
..jtly diminishing quantity, for the I Good house, good w ater, fin e view.
trm that has made It has decided to , M a in road in front o f house, P o eto ffi-e
> !ose. up the business and withdraw ' 1 m ile,1'School house } m ile.
'M s redoubtable article of commerce
S3« acres land , mostly in grass. Much
/o r a r e r from the markets of the world. | bottom land, rest beach and M U .
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Wneo the supply now In the bonded
. miles beach mines, good w ater rights
warehouses Is sold, Medford's chapter
nood ditehee and flum es. M ines Inex­
la rum will be ended, and the old
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tiu n t that so distressed our orthodox haustible.
F urth er particulars to be bad ’ a t the
gi andmotberc about New England BI-
hiss and Medford rum going on the ! T x Isons office.
< u m ships to the ebathen will
noth Its pertinence and Its sting.
T re s p a s s N o t ic e .
t
h
For Sale.
A ll persona are hereby notified not
teen te r upon or tres|xt*- Upon the lande
Am erica« Mgyrspaper
, o f th e undersigned nt and n ear Port
at Peri Arthur Ori Left
O rfo rd , and upon Hubbards Creek it)
Curry County, Otpgon, for a n y pur-
I pones whatsoever w ithout the owners
In Frederick Villiers'
telling of his experiences with the Jap­ consent
Persons so d o in g ; f o r ' pnrpeups o f
anese forces at Port A rthur he nar­
rates an Interesting little leddent that h un tin g, fishing, o r traveling tlirongh
occurred the d ay' the correspondents o r tearing down fences, le a v in g gates
first reached the front- They were open, o r m olesting property, w ill ^e
quartered In rootps at D alny which had p ro m o te d according to law .
bean pUI»ged and desecrated - by th e ;
L ou is K napp. -
Chinese .robbers after the evacuation
by the Japanese. H e says: “ We were
aoos busy trying to make the place
habitable. Rations of food were M a t
is from headquarters and our party of
ten was soon split up Into messes.
an ted
Barry (correspondent of the Chicago
D a lly News). Rlcarlton, the expert
photographic artist, and myself re­
ceived bread, potatoes and two chick­
ens. Rlcarlton took a great fancy to
one of the birds, end. being tender a t
heart, would not have It killed.
teed ws sand aa |M
, “ I s fact, he was quits a BuddhiM in
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J o in t Senator fo r Coos and
Joint Representative for Coos
C a rry — Ed Rackleff.
English Walnuts, Fruit
Shrubs, Plants, Etc.
Oregon is wonderfully adapted to the ¿rowing of
ENGLISH WALNUTS, it is their true home,. Large
plantings are being m ade, numerous trees in bearing,
producing tremendous crops yearly, in proof. A sm all
grove gives independent income, is the coming great in­
industry. Big profits, sm all outlay of capital. Write
today for Free catalog, a treatise telling Conditions and
results, also N urfery catalog.
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BROOKS# SONS,
W alnul Nursery. ■ ~
Carlton, Oregon.
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m any way», and would
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destroy
only
files. These insects 1 have ssen blm
send, w ith his unmalled fist, a cozen at
a time, without warning, to the shades
of the blue bottle. But he spared
chickens, and thia especial olrd learned
to perch on his shoulder and to peck
bread from his ‘band it was in awh-
F fir t situation. I took no delight In the
(owl’s winning ways and simply want­
ed Its flesh, and Barry was o f the same
m ini}. Rlcarlton at last proposed a
compromise. >
'" H e said that he would take no share
of the bird that we had already
doomed, and be would let us have the
first dozen eggs that bis ehiekea—
which be bad christened Kuroki, In
honor of the famous J spa Best general
—should happen to lay. We agreed to
this arrangement, but It waa most un­
satisfactory. for. although of course I
feel certain that Rlcarlton waa no
party to the deception, the wretched
bird turned out to be a rooster."
0 » Ü A Patent Moe, Washington, B A
GO W N OF B EETLE’S W IN G S .
Gorgeous Garment Belonging to L ad y
Curson M ade e f F ifteen
Thousand.
a
Many
womn la quits content to
have her books, pictures, end even her
husband chosen for her, but when It
comes to the selection of a gown, even
such a one rises up and asserts her­
self. Lady Cursoa la an example of
lust the opposite, states the New York
Press. Recipient of a veritable won­
der gown—a present with the choosing
o f which she had naught to do—she
has found pleasure in I t ft bee satis­
fied her exacting fancy to the full, and
baa caused w-stlr In blase London.
It waa sent to her by an Indian ra j­
ah, and la compose : of 1S.000 wing
caaea of Indian beetles.
They are
aewa upon a silken robe, a n ! lend a
shlmmelng irtdescei. o to the flowing
folds of the garment. No wonder she
describes It as a dream, for its color­
ing and texture are almost as elusive
as the fabric that d reams are made of.
N early every v.omen that has bw
held the marvel has broken the com
maudment against covetousness, and
though many have tried to duplicate It.
their efforts have been In vain. Both
becauso of the rarity of the wings and
of the dlB culty o f affixing them, such
a gown con only be fashioned by years
of work. '
Sarsaparilla.
Ila sella treesnse *'
i NEAT CURES.
A. B a ile y , G old
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County Commissioners—J .
Cooley.
Cboteo; Ed Bypher, L an g lo is
8heriff— 8, M .M s rs te rs , Gold Bea<
County C le rk — G eorge W , Sm ith,
Gold
County Treasurer l e ss ee Cough el I,
W oddorbum .
Assessor— A, J. M arsh, Port O rfo rd .
School Bupt.— Am es
JohnstoL, Port
Orford
Surveyor—D. O un niff, J r. O old Beach.
Coroner—D r. F . A. gchllem ann, Wed-
derburn.
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U n ited States Land Offloe,
Boeeburg, Oregon, M a rc h 27th, 1907.
Notice u hereby given, th a t in cotn-
plianoe w ith th e provisions of the Act
of Oongre s of Jun e 8. 1878. entitled
“ An Act forX h e sale o f tim b er lands
in >he States o f California, Oregon, Ne­
vada and W ashington T e rrito ry ,’’ aa
extended to a d Pub ic L an d States by
sot of A ugust t , 1888,
AU pornonanne hereby warned a r t ta
trespass upon th e tends of th e nnder-
■gned, situated In Sixes River Preoinct,
C u rry e o m ty . O regon, fo r th e purpose
o f h u n tin g w ith gwna o r dogs, o r fish­
ing. Also not to leave any
D avid Kura
on going through, o r otherw ise trespass
o f Satsop. <'.unity of ChehaHs, State of
In an y m an n er.
Waahln,
gton
this offloe on No-.
A n y person so trespassing w ill be
prosecuted to th e fu ll e x te n t o f the tew vtm ber 18,1 18W, his sworn statem ent
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P e t e and of the n atio n . T r y i t for a
M atte« f o r P u b i i c a t i o a .
52 South of Range No 14 W est, and will
offer proof to show th a t the-land sought
la m e re valu a b le fo r its tim b e r o r
atone than lor agricultural purpose«,
and to establish hie claim to said land
before the Register on.l Receiver st
Roseburg, Oregon, on P iid a y the
Slat day o f June, 1907.
H e m am rs aa witnesses:
George B Steele,
Clayton E W agner,
George W Wood, _
James Porter, a ll df Satsop, W ash.
W R enfro, and,
B r H - ow ell,
- both o f Roseburg, Ore.
A n y and a ll persona c la im in g ad
voraelv the above described lands are
requested to file th eir claim s in this of­
fice on or before said 21rt day of June
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N O T IO N .
Notice is hereby given to a il whom
it may concern, not to enter upon
or trespass, in any manner, upon
the land of the undersigned, situs-
teo near Denm ark, „ C urry eounty,
° r e* on< fwr
purpoaa o f bun tin g
with guns or dogs, or fishing. Also
not to leave any gal« opwn On going
through, or otherwiae treapaaa in
any manner. Any person or per­
sona So entering upon said nromisra
Without my consent w ill b i proaT
culed to the fu ll extent of tha la » .
harry
W ilson
T re a paaa N o tice.
Notice ia hereby g iv e n to a ll w hom
it may concern, not to e n te r upon, o r
treapaaa In an y m anner upon the S ta r
Ranch, situated a t L an glo is, C u rry
C ounty, Oregon, for the purpose o f
h un tin g w ith guns or dogs, o r o th e r­
wise 4res pa in an y m an ner.
Any person o r persons so en terin g
upon said premises w ith o u t m y «
sent w ill be proeecutod to the fu ll
tent o f the law.
F n a a s a*
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T® W h o m 18 M n y OMM«pm.
T h e undersigned hereby g ire notice
that they are the owners of the South
h alf o f fiectioa 18, Tow nship th ir ty
throe. South range fourteen Went or
W illam ette m eridian, Oregon. A ll p ar­
ties are warned .not to trespass upon e r
make any lo<atloAa, e ith e r placer o r
q uarts d a im a a t th eir peril.
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P o rtland , O r«
Nottee la hereby given to a ll mrao-.«,
whom It m ay concern, oot to e n te r up­
on or trespass upon the promises of Rii
Hogley. for the purpose o f hun tin g n r
Ashing w ith hook and lluo.
misos are situated on B lk R iv e r, C a rr
C o eu ty, Oregon, and described M fol­
lows . The West h alf of Beriten tw o -.
ty aereo, Township th ir ty t « n A m h
R an g e fifteen West.
arid per­
Tbl» »Igr.atai« la m every bes al the renalo '
tsmcw
Hood’s
accomplishes
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Hats and Caps,
Oil Clothing,
. Boots and Shoes.
Wc
fit of Lovers,
tn Wslss the Cafn oonccll has erect-
gd • footbridge over a stream la
’ district. This was because lovers
complained thh't a favorite walk along
the tide of the river Dee had been pre­
viously rendered Mnomfortable
couples having to wade through
stream.
Laxative Bromo^Quiniae
C ounty Judge— E.
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H a m ilto o , Roseburg.
Prosecuting A tto rn ey, fid J u d ic ial D ie
trio t— George M . Brown, Roseburg.
Ü . 8 . Commissioners—J . H . U p to n ,
Langlois.
lerfiil mt-dicel dieeoverv of _ _ ,
tn t and refreafalng to the taeto,
«ad poaiUvely on kidneys, llvr
l<-aiisine the entire avep-ai.
cure hemlnotoe, lever, habitual
and MUonaaeea P tr esi bay
of c G. C toAsy: io, » . .«o'
l> y »Uui
A ny person o r persons m ‘ n q ra i
»X tor the purpose of h u n tin g , fishing,
or travelin g th'Ough In a n y i
or m anner, or tearing down
leaving out upw,
sMo gates open, «
teg personal property, w ill I bn
ted to th e fu ll extent o f the
the law.
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Wa. B. John
of the
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