The Port Orford tribune., January 15, 1908, Image 4

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J. H U N T L E Y ,
Tow« and County.
A T T O R N É J S r A T « -A W .
Tbe Jamiasoa m ill at Sixes, hag
GOLD beach , okeocn .
bmu cutting aotna lumber, and toon
Guarnii teed A bstracto o f R eal tha saws w ill ba bu»y.
Property FurnU bed.
Thirty ye»™ practice In the County
w . E. T H R E S H E R
^ T T O ltN E Y A T L A
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N o ta ry Publio
(ïe tld e r b u r n ,
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O regon.
C ard o f Thanks.
[R. Allay, upotaire
Mito Ethel Jamieson was in town
’ Port Orford has a mammoth yesterday on bosmsss. She stop­
wood pita on the boaob a t Battle ped school at Port Orford in order
rook, brought there and piled op by to assist bar mother at boms.
thn big surf. ..
Henry McBride, who baa spent
D r. Glenville baa bean under the nearly a year at Bandon, returned
weather lately; to baa M r. Stone, 10 Port Orford Monday for a visit.
-but we are glad to report th at they He'says that John Deadmond went
are convalescent.
op to Marshfield to enter the Hors-
Rev. Geo. H . Roach waa unable fall hospital for treatment.
The announcement <>f T. J.
Fromm for tbe Democratic notuiu >
lion for Sheriff a|>pcNrs io thia is
line. Theron has bo'b the in-door
and out door qualifications to make
an excellent officer, and his coming
out adds interest to the iMxuTualiou
race, which promises to he an ex
citing ou a.
W e desire to express thiough the
ooiumna of the T ribune our heart­
felt thanks and gratitude io a ll onr
friands and neighbors who assisted
us in performing tbe last ead duties
to our beloved daughter and sister,
and for their many expressions of
sympathy and ,condoteace in the
hour of our sorrow and bereave
Coos Bay N ews .
•scut. Such kiudly acts " ill never
be forgotten.
Ou tho last trip the Alliance
F. G m > k , W i n
made the run from Coo* hay liar to
and F amily .
the Columbia bar in 18J hours,
The public la hereby respectfully in -
lerme 1 that we ere prepared to enter­
tain patronage at th e Langlota H o ­
tel, »here good meals w ill be found,
and a Feed S ta b le run in connection
with hotel.
A tktrt of palronuft r tt f t e t f M f —lie iifd
Mas. O. P- H aauebsb « .
KNAPP HOTEL,
Port Orford, Oregon,
her appearance.
N at Dean is carrying the mail
from Langlois past H a « to where
be meets the M yrtle Point carrier,
while Gene Strain dtivea from Port
Orford to Langlois. The boys get
through, b at they have had a stren­
uous time doing so.
Dr. W h its
sad bis nephew, an
attorney, both old Oregoaians b a t
now of C'hinago, want down tbs
Coast laaj Friday looking fo r invest*
m e n u in reaiestots. They ’we re ac
oompanied by another gentleman
and they constituted a jo v ia l trio.
Bo far Jaa. has been remarkably
I» K N A P P P r o p r ie t o r
warm, with gram growing a ll along
the coast. N ot a mow la k e bee yet
Kirst -class in every I
fallen in Port Orford end as there
Go id Feed Stable attached. is no snow in the mountain, to
'V-
apeak o f/w e may reasonably ex­
We run the Stage from Port Orford pect good weathei and an early
via DairyviUe,'connecting with the spring.
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Stag-- h> Myrtle Point.
HUGH NEELY
• THE "PIONEER"
WATCHMAKER
Black-
Smithing
llE E d I K R J E S »
Hu.-i-csanr te M. C. Nielsen,
P o r t O r f o r d , O r o ® o«a.
N . F. MeDuff and J. E . Gribble,
the two Forest Reserve Rangers
who were here several weeks ago,
were ia town Sunday and left next
morning for a short trip up Sixes.
They have been up Rogue river as,
far at the mouth of the Illin o is since
they were here. They are bright
young men and are speedily getting
acquainted with this section qf O r­
egon.
t
A couple of gentlemen came in
from Portland Inst week, bought a
Wood and I row Work promptly
of f r o b, and next morning went
dour at moderato prices. Give hl
np Hubbard's creek where thay
s trial before going elsewhere
camped a couple of days, and came
back and left for Portland again
without revealing their mission.
B ut we soppuse it waa to get the fi­
J. H . U P T O N , K
nal piece of red tape to tie around
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» . M. C’O M M I H M O N E B , the Byer’a survey to complete its
approval.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
We received ■ cheerful letter
from Judge Wocdrnff, dated Jan. 4,
'Valer in Town Lota, and Improved at Lane Hospital in which ha had
then been confined 90 days, and said
_ and W ild Landa.
it
was the first day he had walked
F:lfr e-- «„J n«al Pruofa Made on
ainoe entering the hospital and th a t
ttamestea is and Pre-emptions.
be expected to be out in three
O E N E H tL C O N V E Y A N C IN G .
weeks A t the lim e he wrote Fred
Odgera and A lf Canghell were via
Ring him . while Violet White and
D E N N IS C Ü N N ÍF F , JR.,
Katie Fromm had visited him tbe
day before. We hope the viaite of
Dep. U. S, Mineral Surveyor aucb Samaritena may oonlmue to
cheer him , and that his restoration
to health and hie home ooesing saay
Sil r vey or for t he District of O r­
not be delayed b y - any untoward
egon.
Gold lienet*, - •
-
fate.
I . Avutili», C l - mbt O o ., Oaaoon.
2 fatal
Catarrh
1« now located at his former home
Bpriiigiuount, (near Prankport) where
be w ilt attend to orders from his friends
or «nut. mien
1 f
-life
Business can be transacto by M ail the funeral sarvioes. The bereaved
Father Heinrich, a pioneer Priest
Mail Carriers, Personally or by Mess­
fam ily have the sympathy of the long stationed at Roseburg in early
enger.
I*. O. address Coasts, Oaaoow,
.
Average number belonging.........26
The schooner Lucy, bound from
infernal
po r| Orford Average daily a t t e n d a n c e ,. . . <2.9 8an Pedro to Uiupqus, waa out 38
Percent of attendance................ . 88 days Saturday. She arasspokea off
Tick Tacks” which would skunk a
Roll of Honor for tbe month, the Umpqua about two weeks ago,
horse fiddle, there must be some me
Louie Knapp and Percy Zumwalt. and is supposed to have been driv­
chanical genius among them going
. Visitors; Mrs. E lla Knapp.
en north by the late gales. Rela­
to waste. Wa would like to catch
The attendance has been cut tives uf Capt. Peteraon and the crew
him and send him to Edison, or to
down thia month on account of are beginning to feel uneasy about
the other great WiasarC.
sickness and two families moving the vessel, fearing that she may
Dr. T y le r waa in town last Wed out of tbe district.
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have met with some.accident.
needay night on bis way home from
Parents and other» are cordially
Gold Beach, where he waa in
invited to visit the school,
stout demand aa A physician. He
W . A. W G O p , Teacher.
is, of course, well pleased that the
new road io bis section was pushed
One of the moet common of blood dfo*
Mass, is mnch aggravated by tbs sudden
(B andon Rnx>aaxx.)
through the County Court euooeee-
changes of weather at tins time j g
fully, and to him , more than any
year. Begin treatment at once with
Hood's Sarsaparilla, which effects rad­
Frank
Carey,
who
has
been
ser­
ia the erhdit due: *
and permanent cures. Tbfo
iously ill, ia convalescent, and is ical
J^edi^i^Treoehred
Miss Calls Chandler begun a term
4 0 . 3 6 6 T e s tim o n ia l«
of school Monday in the E lk river now able to be up for a short tim e
each day
H e b o bran sttffering
itewonderinl
district. A house a t Adolphsen’a
from m eaingitts o f the brain.
efficacy in purifying and enriching tbe
m ill baa been fitted up for school
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,
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blood. Best for aff blood diseases.
during tho winter months, as it ac­
Clarence Boice, No. 1 at tbe Ban- }B „ o j i t , u td h>™ or ehorolotod tabteta
commodates a larger number of don L ift Saving Station, w ilt move knows as Soraatnba. MS Awe. IL
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children at that place than where to Em pire C ity to take a sim ilar;
» ,h . C ,^ B ., g ,„ j on J AOUABAMTEEDCUBEFOK PILES.
the school bouse is located further
M r,. Boice « ill AcwmfMn, him sod
tK M g E S rE S ? «
up the river.
they w ill make their home at Em PAZO O IN TM E N T fails to care any
There were more agate« on the
Judging by the
„ . j , by
of
Jamas K . Mack issued on Janua­
ry 4th, the first number of the F ire­
man's Journal a t San Francisco, a
copy of which was received by the
T ribune . Tbe Journal w ill bo ao
•pilone of Firemens news, ably ed­ beach Sunday than at any time
ited and a typographical work o f this winter, and the day being warm
art. W s with it unlimited success. and sunny asany people were out
Uta aud some fine agates were collected.
A little daogbter aged 11
Port
Port Orford challenges any other
of F. Cook’s, wbo reridss in
Orford, died of Whooping cough point on the const to produce such
b a t Wednesday morning and was a quantity and quality of gem«,
laid to rest in the cemetery here on both aa to value and variety ae are
Thursday, Dr. G lanville conducting found on Agate Beach.
entire community.
or tardy.......................,
pire.
Coma
"Pradeño«.
fro m th e
I of a trolley car to the icy te m p e ra tu re
spending an
building and then
wind—know the
cold.
if
she keeps on increasing hei speed
down and hold hia regular
Tbs Supreme Court of tbe United
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at thia rate, it is probable that a
services at Port Orford last Sunday Stales bald in tbe Williamson case,
D e a th of D r. it e e le .
L. A . R O B E R T S *
because of the ¡lloess of hia wife.
challenge will be issued to the Lus
that after filing on land parties had
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Dr. 7>. L. Steele, the pioneer den ilania.
ATTORNEY a t LAW .
John Deadmond took the stage a right to eon tract the sale of the
list
of
this
section
o
fth
e
coast,
died
land
before
title
wee
obtained,
el-
The owners o f the Allianoe made
Friday morning for Bandon on bus­
M y* in P o in t. O
iness, and seemed quite cheerful at though i t waa crim inal to do so be­ at hie home in Bandon on the eye Capt. Olsen a Christmas present of
ning o f Jnnnary filh, aged 57 years, a gold watch and chain, valued at
the delightful shaking up the ride fore filing.
Probate buaineaa a speohity.
having suffered fur several years $<60, in appreciation of his services
would give him.
Word was received by telephone
with Brights disease.
in bringing tlte disabled steamer
Clarence Woodward and another last evening th at AH G auntlelt’s
He came to Coos County nearly sately to port after the accident
Rule
daughter,
who
has
been
enf
S
T
A
N
L
E
Y
J. J.
party from Marshfield were in Port
40 years ago, and was known and while crossing out from Coos bay
Orferd Thureday night on «their faring foy some two or three weeks respected by all our old residents
« U > 7 »v
ou Nov. fifith.
way to Eochre creek, for whaV pur- past with meningitis of the brain, for hjs akill.,ability and genial per
8
ia slowly improving end strong
The steam schooner Bandon ar­
11' y . H e wag a M a son, an Odd
hopes are entertained for her ifo
OREGON
C O Q V IIX K ¿»<>
fellow, n Workman and a Wood rived from Coquille, Friday, with
A M r .H e o r y and bride from Be covery. f
man, and alwayqtook a deep inter­ about half a million feel of lumber
attle spent Sunday ia Port Orford,
Oscar
Ney
gran,
who
drives
the
est in fraternal Work.*-' He waa bar oft board, ant^ took the balance uf
and left next day for Gold Beach on
H. T . S T E W A R T
stage
from
here
to
Oorbin,
aaya
that
led in tbe Masonic cemetery at Co­ her cargo, 200,000 feet, at the Bay
a visit to the former*», .ujtele who
N O T A R Y P U B L IC ,
the
Museel
creek
h
ill
washed
out
quille City under the impressive City m ill." The Bandon was built
resides a t Pistol riv e n
at Porter last year by Kruse and
badly daring the heavy rains, and rites of that order.
M a rt Sherrard brought op gome that Monday the bottom dropped
Banks, and is of light draft, though
P o rt O r lo r d , s ;
fine meat fed pork F rid ay, which be out of one email gulch, but the su­
she carries a large cargo.
bad no trouble disposing of to town pervisor eaid lie would have it re­
R A LPH K. C O PE
While crossing.qul Saturday, the
customers. James Lame of Port Or paired a t once.
t ’oD pcr.
Report
of
School
District
No.
1,
Breakwater
was struck by an enor-
ford went down and helped botcher
Curry
County,
Oregon,
for
the
motw
aea,
which
stove iu her tore-
Tbe
Berwick
left
Coos
boy
Sun­
Hlb. Kegs »1.00.—1001b Barrels » L » . them .
JW
day morning for Port Orford and month ending January 10th, 1908: castle on the port side, t-eriously in-
St Residence. Floras Oreek Bridge,
Jack London and party, on his
Rogue river, but a south wind came Number of days taught.................19 ju rin g four of the crew. A sailors’
jbat Offlee Address, Langlois, Ore. famous boat the “Snark," have not
up and delayed her arrival here, Number of days attendance___ 435 mere boy named A. Mollavia, a
been beard from for some time, and though supplies are abort and a n x ­ Number of days aimenoe............... 64 Spaniard, was terribly bruised about
fear is entertained that the Oriental
ious eyas are peering out upon the Number of times late . ..................2 . the hea-1 and body and both legs
storms may have swallowed these ocean to Caleb the first glimpse of Number of pupils neither absent
were brokeu? H ie injuries proved
LANGLOIS - -HOTEL
AND
Feed Stable.
hard
I case, no matter of how tons standing,
■—-Tin 6 to 14 days
Firet application give«
ease and rest. Me. i f jc-ur diuggisl
hasn’t it send Me in stamps and itw il
be forwarded post-paid by Paris lied
oine O k , lit. Louis, Mo.
S c o t t* J E m u ls io n
to that it
tb e
w ith s ta n d th e
o f te m p e ra tu re .
I taking cold.
A N D ei.oo.
ORUOOWTBl
Political Announcements-
F o r dodge.
I announce myself as a candidate
for nomination on Ü tf Republican
ticket for the office of County Judge of
Curry County at the ensuing primary
election.
J. H U N T L E Y .
For Sheriff-.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination ou the Republican tick­
et fot the office of Sheriff of Curry
County, Oregon, a t the ensuing prima­
ry election, to be held April 17, lOutt.
A L F R E D 8. M IL L E R .
F or Sheriff.
To
th e
Vorxaa or Cvaat C ocksy :
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of Sheriff of t'u n y County,
Oregon, and ask that my name be con­
sidered at the ooming p rim ary elec­
tio n ^ !
I f nominated and elected, I promise
to ditcharge the duties of the office
faithfully and to tlte beat of my ability.
Very Respectfully,
W. A. B IS H E L .
F o r S h e riff.
To Tu» Vovn» or Cvanv C o n n i :
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of Sheriff of Curry County,
Oregon, and ask that my name be con­
sidered on the Democratic ticket at the
ooming Primary election.
T. J. FBOMM.
N otice o f H e a rin g o f F in a l A c*
count o f E x e c u trix .
Notice ia hereby given th at the final
aooount of Anna C. Dart as Executrix
of the estate of George Part deceased,
has been filed in tiie County Court of
Curry County, Stats of Oregon, and
that the fith day of February, 1908, at
the boar of 10 o’e'oek A. M ., haa been
duly appointed by sach Court for the
bearing of objections to such final aa-
connt and the settlement thereof, at
which time any person interested in
such estate may appearand file objec­
tions there to in w riting and contest
the same.
ANNA C. D A R T.
Executrix of the Estate.
i
T imber L ard A ct J unk X, 1878,—
N o tic e f u r F ublicnSlosi
United States Land Otfiue,
Rnaeburg, Oregon, Nov. 7th, l#0T..
Notice ia hereby given, That in e-»m-
pliance with the provisions of -the Act
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
“ An Aet for the sale of Tim ber Iuuda
In tbe States of California, Oregon. Ne­
vada and Washington T errito ry,” aa
extended to all Public Land States by
act of August 4th, 1892,
O ba L . W atson
of Katoop, County of Chehalis, StaL of
Washington, filed In thia office on De-
eero'ier 24 1.XW, bis sworn statement No
8687 for the purchase of the N E | of
.Section No 33 in Towm-hip N o 31 South
of Range No H West W « , Ore., and
w ill offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for Its Umber
or stone than for Its agricultural pur-
txjses, and to establish nis claim to said
land before the Register aad Receiver
oitbis office, at Roseburg, Oregon, on
batuntey the 8th day of February, 1908.
He names aa witnesses:
Clark I) Smith, Satsop, Wash.
John P Wood,
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A B Howell, Roseburg, Oregon.
J W Renfro
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Any and all persona claiming ad­
versely the above described lands ere
requested to file their claims in thia
office on or before said 8th day ot Febru­
ary liKKL
B e r ja m ix L E ddv , Register.
s-a-i*-
«.Fr
T imber L am » A ct , J ure 8, 1878,—
N o tic e f o r P u b lic a tio n .
United S ta tu Lend Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, N jv 8th, 1907.
Notice is hereby given, that in ooas-
pliance with the provisions of the Act
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
“ An Act for the sale of timber lands
in the States of California, Oregon, Ne­
vada and WaahiDgtou Territory,'* aa
extended to all Public Land Btates by
a e to f August 4. 1882,
..
J ambs M ocnceb
of Satsop, County of Chehalis, State uf
Washington, filed In this office on De­
cember 24. 1906, his sworn statement
No. 8590, tor Ute purchase of the WA
UW l and S J S W i of Sec 9», te Toww-
ship No. »1 Sooth of Range 15 West.
W illamette M eridian, Oregon, anu
will offer proof to show that the Ian«}
is more valuable for its timber or stone
than fd? agricultural purposes, and tq
establish his claim to said land before
the Register nud Receiver of this office
at Roseburg, Oregon, on Monday Ute
10th day of February, 1908.
He names as witne ses:
Clark D Smith,
John P Wood, Isrth of Satsop, W ash.
A B Howell, and
J W Renfro, both of Roseburg, Ore
Aay and all persons claiming ad­
versely tbe above described lands are
requested te file their claims in this of­
fice on or before said 10th day qf Feb.,
tyoe.
BXXIAMIS L E dbt , Register.
A teacher in a down-town school
NO TICE.
has for her pupils the children of
Russian parents. The other day
All persons are hereby warned not Vo
A dm inistrator's Notice.
she waa explaining a sum in sub trespass upon the lands ot the nnder-
igned, situated in Size« River Precinct,
T imber L ard A ct , J ure 8, 1878<—
traction which the little ones found Curry county, Oregon, for the purpose
Notice is hereby givrti that tlie un­
N o tic e f o r P n b tic a tio u .
of
hunting
with
guna
or
dogs,
or
fish­
hard to understand.
ing. Also not to leave any gate open dersigned has been duly appoi.ited by
United States lan d Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Nov. 8th, 1307.
Notice it hereby given, that Iu toap
plinnoe with the provisions of the Act
of Cong re s of June 3, 1878, entitled
“ An Act for the sale of tlm>«er lands
in ihe States of California, Oregon, Ne­
vada ami Washington Territory," aa
extended to a I Pub ic Land Utates Ire
act of August 4, 1829,
Joscru F Porsm-Togg
of Satsop. County of Chehalis, State of
Washington, filed i r this office on Dfo
eember 94, 1006, his sworn MataWteSt
No. 8589 for the purchase of the N W ’«
of Section No. 29, In Township Ho.
31 South of Range No 14 West, and will
offer proof to show th at tbe land sought
is mere valuable for its tissber nr
stone than fo r agricultural purposao
and to estsMish bis claim to said land
before the Register and Baeeiver of
this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on
Monday the 10th day of Feb: nary, 1908.
He niamis as vrltneawa:
~ Not tew for F nblicntlon,
Clark D Smith, Satsop, Wash.
United States Land Office,
John P Wood
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A B How«-ll, Roseburg, Oregon.
RisH-tmrg, Oregon, Nov. 18’ h, 1907
J W Renfro.
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Notice ia hereby given, that in com-
Any and ail persons claiming ad-
pltence with the provisions of the Act
of Congress of J .ne 3, 1878, entitled versrlr the above described lauds are
"An Act lor ibe sale of tim ber lands requested to #1« tlreir claims In this of­
in thc^States of ('nlitornte, Oregon, Ne­ fice on or before said lOtii day of Feb.,
vada anu Washington Territory,” «» 1908.
B kxjamix L E ddv , Register.
extended to all Public Land btetes l y I
Act of August A, 1892,
Joan F. CincLB
of Eugene, County ol Lane, State of
Oregon, filed in uiis office on Jan. 14.
1907, hia sworn statement No. 8664, for
the pnrehaaeof the
BWlfo
H-
j EW of Hection No. 34, In Township No
! 31 South of Range No. M West, and
| will offer proof to show that the land
sought la more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes
and to establish hia claim to said I and
; before tbe Register and Receiver a t
Roseburg, Oregon, on Tuesday, the
17th day <>f March. 1008.
He names aa witnesses:
Dave Murphy,
Edward Howell,
Fnxl HoweU, and
W A S H IN G T O N O . &
Ir a P. Howe-, all of Eugene.On*.
Any and all persuos claiming ad­
versely the abov- descrltied land are
requaeted to file their claims ia this of­
fice on or before said 17th day of March
W * - T t o - lK e H r F i f t y <
Now ,” said she, to exemplify the on go':,« throngh, or otherwise trespass the County Court of Curry County, O r­
™ X " . o trespassing w ill be egon, Administrator of t'ie Estate of
day«, and well known by tbe early proposition, suppote 1 h.d ten dol , W
Fred D. Stewart,. deceased. All per­
settler« of Coos, Curry sod Douglas larg and went into a store to spend prosecuted to thefull exten t of the law
sons
having claims against said estate
MRS. R A C H A E L AYEBH
counties where he was universally it. Say I bought a hat for five dol
are required to present them within
loved and re«pecf£<l by everybody lara. Then
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1 spent
two
dollars for
six months from the date of this notice
regardless of creed, died at B aker! gloves, and a dollar and fifty cents
Trespass N otice.
with proper vouchers, to the nnder-
signed at his home at Port Orford, O r­
C ity, Oregon, January 5th, from the for other things. How much did 1
Notice is hereby given to all whom
egon ; and all parti-s indebted to said
results of a paralytic stroke reoeiv base left?
it msy concern, notto enter upon, or
estate are required to pay tbe namo to
ed two years ago. He wee 60 years
For a moment there was dead si­ trespass in an r manner upon the Star me without delay.
R
aoih
,
situated
a
t
Langlois,
Curry
of age.
lence. Then a hoy’s hand went upi
Ihtted a t Port Orford, Oregon, this
j County, Oregon, for the pur;>ose of
7th day of January, lWM.
"
W
e
ll,
Isaac,
bow
much
did
Postmaster Curtis has received
hunting with guns or dogs, or otber-
F kamk A. 9rawABT,
wise trespa ia any manner.
>
word that a pack horse, one locked have left?”
Administrator nf the Estate
didn’t vou connt
Any person or persons ao entering
of Fred D. Stewart, deoeased.
mail pouch and aaackof paper m ail
were lost at the Brewster grade oo change?” said Isaac in a disgosts*! upon said premises without my con­
tone— W oman *» H ome C omvahioi ». »«“
>*e pnweeuted to the Tull ex
the road between Roseburg and
tent of the tew.
E bamps T homs ««.
8umner, while yesterday’s mail waa
T imrer L axd A ct , J ure 3, 1878,—
I
being brought to this city.
The
horse stumbled iu some manner end
fell over a cliff* into the river with
tbe peek of mail on iU back and it
ia doubtful if the mail w ill ever be
recovered.— Marshfield Times.
Registration books are now open.
Notaries Public end Justice of tbe
Peace, desiring to take registrations
should apply to the County Clerk
for enppliee for that purpose. Reg
ittrations open on the first Monday
in January— clone for the primary
A pril 7th-=-reopeu A pril 21st— close
for the General Election May 15—
open for Presidential election Sept.
20th and done Oct. 20th. One reg­
istration is sufficient for the full
election period— that is, a registra­
tion made in 1906, at any time
the books are open, entitles the elec
lor to recognition nt any General,
Special or Primary election held at
any time thereafter up to tbe first
Moudajf in |a u « a ry IflO .
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uiets
the Cough
This is one reason why A yer’s
C h erry Pectoral is so valua­
ble In consumption. It stops
the wear and tear of useless
coughing. But it does more
— It controls the inflammation,
quiets the fever, soothes, heals.
Ask your doctor about this.
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1908.
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