The Port Orford tribune., March 11, 1908, Image 4

COD
H.’D U S t t < :C 3 O F P A R IS .
JO K E
be Mer-U.-re of Ib» Ragpicker»’ So­
olot.' Often Find LJch Frizts
ta ï h u r bearci».
ON
CROW N
P R IN C £ .
JAMES 1A l b II ELI.,
Tbs Kaiser M et the Young Men’s In ­
tended Eride and Acted
as £ *to rg
W s i EEI EII AND W ILSON.
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T h e MUbflflfll t
n u it U (h e liu m
An arousing story la related to C r-
lta elioct an .v e a l Which bar;cued oa
l/k-st M em ber of th e r a »
»i
e e rp e ia le ia . l ie Ì* J.^âK'1
U the eveui;:R lit* crown p .-u !>tia w „j
r i am decud lato the Royal Sbio-is.
talw ei P u ilf
w o rk. UhJ I •;
When ibeg ata carriage, i c n t i i r m j r i b j
w h a tev er he ra n (?».{ aiuj j
P .4 - empress and her future da-fb<-r-TB‘ •
h îia b ie , from a
ra p «>< py, -i or Jaw. enter. 1 lire coart} sril o f trie pal­
iùi « .ra t" " J ..1 I o ü tii!i -p; h 'itiH ace Uui eroan print» v .n ia gu.huoaj
o f the guard of honor to receive tbo-n
' Afore. T a k e »’. id t o i l . - , 1er i ,..;u
According io a pr«a<.SACStf pro­
j j i i , say» liie i ’.t!b M a li < 1 ? tie .
gramme says aypeciaf to tha W tuh-
*’ H o w e v e r had, (1. •» have a n i.iii.e t
GOLD BEACH, OHEGOJi,
V o lt a i* ? - M o t i o n .
nt
DEALER IN
t-.,
value, fo r they lu u d /c t - n n i; in i.t
th e instep one sound | . . « e th a t
can serve again, au .I g e n e ra lly
tw o o r three M ore a t the ! . e l ¡m il
‘ at the hack. O ld provision tin»,
; ugain , are fa ll of looney; flnsie.id
, K o lilerir ; can be rem oved aud
u u e lte d into cake» .while the fin
goes to make c b iid ie iis toys.
•There are ahoiir C.».'.tl o f this class
•of n ig h t birds in I ’m is. A n o th e r
guaint night liifd A the “ pduirtiun
it g el.” T ie -' gu i: d:it.u aitg. i ’ is à
fa is o n atro -h e u ro ttp -e sta b lish -
i.T tlts tn Tronic mast;-oi|oets— low
I url>eejie.»— and e e itu ’iu public
bouses fo r i!ie purp* se of looking
.,j*c te r the safety of d ru nken ,c us­
A-
to m ers.
H e accompanies them
ro th e ir homes, defends them in
so o f need, as oftenSts not has to
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j r t them in bi-d, and .h aves flu-in
o nly when they tire w ith o u t the
ri’i eli o f m ischief. l ie earns about
fi'l cents a day. Cases are also on
'record w hen, g ra ft fw i-tta in ku rd s
h ave rctnem l. • v d th e "a n g el” ¡n
th e ir w ills . T o re tu rn the i o iu p li-.
o. d i, - t h e '•angel” has invested
»'•nu of his funds in th e purchase
o f a b a n « » , the object of which
is but too obvious.
A n in ijs H ta u t night b ird is the
.m em ber of the guild des p attes
lu o u illecs . H e deals in tohne.o
• tn an ufactu rcd from stum ps o f ci-
gars i m j cig arettes picked up iif
the s tre e t, and holds as «izen tin the
P lace 11 an lie ( f , tl:;> s ta tu e E tie n n e
i>olet, tw ic e « week a t th re e s , in .;
on these days the square is called
the " m a rk e t o f wet paws."
The in d u stry is q u ite rem nners-
f i r . ou a Uio.Iecr s< a le. of iR iirsi',
and would bi even mote so w ere
I not fo r the governm ent. • - bieli"
► epped in w ith c lia ra c te i¡» tic
g w e d end ou the grounds o f H ie
m onopoly it hol à, proceeded to
lu x the tohaeeo co’lei'ted w ith so
uiuyfi p a in s ta k in g cnee-. - “■— ~i
SE A S H E L L S T H A T
EXPLODE
Sm all M arin e Crusts When Dropped
Go Off W!th Loud Report—Cause
» f the<Phenomsnon.
N a tu r e b n made m any kinds o f
boinfbs ¡o tile »lutjx* o f seed.pods
w !.irh «jjen w ith g rea t iorve uttH
¡ i o p ’ets H ie POIlhUllH to It cotisid
erab ie diniiU ép. T íte re is a sea­
shell w liieii explodes w ith ii for-
ttti i i!,le itiiigtf and auggestg a
. •’v e rita b le ii; ti.u aile bomb.
‘“ F o r men m ay come and nicb
nmy go, but I goon f o r c e r . ’ ”
The leat her dosed ih • book.
"N o w , ehiitii • !»,” gait] she, "nam e
som ething th a t goes on fo re v e r.”
“T h e gas m eter?’ re n tn re d little
Johnny
Houaekcep, soAiewhat
d o u b tfu lly .—-Chit n^o Sun.
The Real Estate Security Co.
F o rt Dearborn Bldg.
( H h 'A t l 'i , I I I .
4- • . '
For »Sale.
the o a M . U utiles north of Die month of
Rogue H ire r .
Good house, g.M«l water, fin e view.
M ain r««<t in Iroat of house. Post offi-e
inife. School house J m ile.
335 acres land, mostly in grass. Much
bottom land, rest beach and tilll.
1,
m iles beach m ines, good water rights
'tood ditches and fluaies. M ines iuex-
d
f o u ’i n i t r f
VTa& is l,ieir >rM home. L a rJ i
P ontings arc being made, numerous tries in bearing
^ ^ e ^ l e ^ ^ l le,l-dT 8‘t r-OpS 'J<iarlV’ ir» Proof, A sm a ll
/1
f
l!!.flf Pe,^ ent income, is the coming great in-
laclustry. Big profits, sm all outlay o f capital. Write
^ re^ Catalog’ a trcaii™ M M * conditions and
Jesuits, also ^a rteryca ta lo g .
Tr ,
BROOK'S ^ S O J ^ ,
Jf a lnul Nursery.
Carlton, Oregon.
V A L U A B L E S ' IN
BUNDLES.
S h irt and W aist Jewelry L e ft in M any
Garments Sent ta the
Laundries.
“An L. F. department—a lost and
found department—Is essential to alt
good laundries," said tho man at tha
collar machine, "and if thia depart­
ment Isn’t conducted'llko clockwork,
trade soon-falls off.”
lie touk two handfuls of rough-dried
turn-down collars, states (he Chicago
Chronicle, and dropped them tn tho
top of a vertical cylinder^ Then ho
pressed a biftfton, there was a soft
w hirring round, and out of the bottom
of Ute cylinder the collars tumbled on
to a w hlt^ linen mat. Ironed, turned
and ready to put on,
"So much Is lost tn the wash," ho
went on. "T hat pretty girl over there
by the window found In a shirt last
w tuk twS diamond buttons worth
>1.000. If the owner of the buttons
hadn't got the ai back from ’ our L. F.
promptly, think what a badgjama he'd
have given the- bouse.
“I found only yesterday In the pock­
et of a, pair o f duck trousers a ten-dol-
lar bill. The owner Is a millionaire;/
ho hadn't missed the blit; when the
matter was reported to him over the
telephone he said to crodi.t^his laundry
account with half arid To give the
i ti. r I aif i,, the ■honest..tinder.
"Jewelry—studs,
collar
buttons,
sleeve links—are our main flada. It
is men, rather than women, who loss
things in fho »ash. Our L. F. slatls-
tlcs for last year showed finds worth
» 5,000.”
certain crystals a c c o r d lr f to
JOURNAL And TRIBUNE.
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K E E PS IX STOCK,.
A g o c l Panel, and a Gold M in e , on
English Walnuts, Fruit Trees,
Shrubs, Plants, Etc.
prof.ssor. "pro ';••• a f a r f it rw in e fb a a
"freshly gsiherei fruit
'dot.lie vines
como from grapes u hich ar.- to as.tnply
a»fu!-eondl(lon. The grapes grown in
the Moselle districts ar? not subjected
to sufficient hee: u rflll them with sugar,
and they arc therefore allowed io te
attacked by what is known as noble rot.
In which process,the mold fungus. Nav- ’
Ing the satisfactory habit of eeleetlr?
GROCERIES, The Best, Only,
1> I< V O O O D N
Hats and Caps,
haustibl».’
.Further luvrti. ulars to be had at the
T a tu r me office.
O il C lo th in g ,
B o o ts a n d Shoes.
T respass N o tic e .
Roth» ia hereby given to all whom
it may concern, notto enter upon, or
trespass in nnv manner upon the Star
Ranch, situated a t Langlois, C u rry
o unty, Oregon, for the purpose of
'iu tln g w itlf guns or dogs^ o r o th er-
wire trespa in any m anner.
Any person or persons so entering
upon said premises w ithout my wm-
sent w ill he prodecuted to the fu ll ex
tent of tlie law.
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An Act for the sale of T im b e r Landa
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vada and W&idinigton T errito ry,
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County of Chehalis, State of
Washington, has filed in this office hia
sworn statem ent No. S6as for the pur­
chase of lot 4 of Sec 30 and lots 1 and
2 a n d N E | NW J o f Section No Si “ n
T " * n » l'>l> No 3t South of R .n g e No
YksaL-W M Ore. anJ w ill offer proof
to rnow that tli» land sought, is more
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Fehruaiy, 1908.
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itxiM » min L. E ddy , Register,
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to a llw h o m
it rr.ny concern, not to enter upon
or trespass, in any m anner, upon
the land of the undersigned, situ a­
HM.WSMM Mettali ru M n e te M hg» VMM«
ted near D e n m ark, C u rry county,
Oregon, for the purpose o f h un ting
w ith guns or dogs, or Ashing. Also
not to leave an y gale open on going
through, or otherwise trespass in
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NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
United State« Land Office.
Roeebnrg, O re., A u g . 8th 19U7.
Notice ta hereby given that in com
pllonce w th the provisions of the act
T o W h o m I t M a y C o n c e n t.
of Congreaa of June 3, 1878. entitled
"An act for the sale of tim ber lands
T he undersigned hereby give notice
In the states o f California, Oregon, Ne-
vadn and Washington T errito ry .” as th a t they are the owners o f the South
extended to all the Public Land States h alf of Section 1,6, Township th ir ty
by act of August
1892.
three, South range fourteen W e s t o f
R xymoxd E. B akrb .
W illam ette m eridian, Oregon. A ll per-
'o f M y rtle Point, County of Coos, State
o f Oregon, has thia day filed in this ties are warned nut to trespass upon or
office ills sworn statem ent No. Hf.ifi. make any locations, e ith e r placer oi
' for the purchase of the WJ o f S K I and .p ia r ti claim s a t their peril.
, F 1 <d SW J c f Section No. ‘i t , in Tow o-
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ehip No. 33 South, Range No 15 West,
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Owners.
.a n d w ill offer proof toshow that
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the land sought is more valuable I .
Port’ “ I, Ora.
its tim h e r o r stone than for aa ric tiitu r -
si purposes and to establish his « ¡aim
to said land before J. H . Upton. U. S
Commissioner, at Iris office at isiiiglois
O regon, on Thursday the 7tli dav of
November, 1907.
H e name t a i witnesses:
W illia m Lim paeh.
James M I.lm pach,
1 Charles Forty all of Port O rford.O re.
Edw in O. C arter of M y rtle Pomt.Ore.
Any and all persons claiming ad­
versely the aoove described lands are
requested o file their claims In this
office on o r before said 7th day of
Novem ber, 1907.
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N o tic - is h -reb y given to all persons
whom It may concern, notto enter up­
on or treep.-xae upon the premises of E li
Bagley, for the purpose of bunting, or
fishing w ith hook and line. Said pre-
mleea era sitnated on E lk R iver, Curry
C o an ty, Oregon, ta d described as fol­
lows. The West h»lf of Section twen­
ty erven. Township th irty iwo South,
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A representative in this
county by a large real estate
Corporation. Special imluce-
•raents to those who wish to
become financially interested.
•»«all D e a r iu g .
Ingtoa Star, the crown prince «as, to
parade his eonrpa&y hefp^e isee-*- prin­
cess. but &u uuioreeea thing hippered.
“the kaiser, who was traillcg. fore it,
for the prsr time In b u life. d ou U U sA I
a m ilitary fnnaallty. In his jo»„us ex­
citement he extended his a n a to the
princess bnd disappeared with her In
the laterlor of th ? Schlaae before the
crown prince had time to set his guard
la motion.
"A nice state of affairs," called out
the crown prince to the officers In his
vicinity, •’liia majesty has marched
off with ary b<lde! WUc-re do I corns,
tn?” Several m.nntes Yihpsed. and’ i i
neither the kaiser nor the princes# re-
tnroad. the crown prince waa advised,
laughingly, to follow hia father sad F , v o 7 ; i r , ’ , c i T ? i ! f 3 2 ‘ " i " l d ' ’ C ' e
bride Into the Schloss, aa he Would be
missed.
"Upstairs? Not I! " answered the
prince. “They can’t do roach wltho.it
roe. I r la i w hoatn going to be mar­
ried IlcsMea.- aa orderou an order. I
was ordered to parade the company,
and hero I remain .until the princess
lets herself be seen."
He stuck (o his poet. In the mean­
time the kaiser was Informed of the
state of , afialrs.
He was greatly
amused, and appeared, with the e n -
priss and princess, on a balcony over­
looking the courtyard, and from thia
lofty height witnessed the parade
march of the company.
'■<»t io; aga a .tuung hidy wan
d erm g en l iin h .' io iv of M o bile t a ,
C O N T IN U O U S E L O P E M E N T .
; pi bed up n b m id iu l o f »helisTeft
V a le t of Russian Land Owner Wns
by the tide. A m ong tin in were
Fickle of Fancy, But F e rtile
t i e »hell» of ¡,*sm ait m a rin e snail,
of Resource.
tbe larg est o f which were not
m ore th an u h a lf inch in d iam eter.
That the course of love does not a l­
ways run smoothly was amusingly Il­
Kke diopped them into h er pocket
and fo rg o t a ll ab o ut t im a u n til lustrated in tha experience of one
Ko; aletf, a Russian land owner, who
some day» a fte rw a rd she noticed
took his bride to Berlin upoyt a honey-;
an unpii .isaut odor w hich came moon trip.
/^otn her w ardrobe. On ta k in g the
The second day of their stay Mme.
ubi Ils from her pocket oucwf them. Í Koralctf possessed herself of some >15.-
One. all of the money her husband had
•ii ei -led on the floor am i ejy d o d & |
w ith him. aud “(/»¡■ei to Switzerland
w H h . «harp noise |„n .| enough
with her hvsbadd's valet.
to be h. a id in an a d jo in in g loom .
In due course the deserted husband
Hhe tried a n o th e r w ith the Hume obtained fresh funds and set forth in
re s u lt. T he shells w ere th ru e x ­ searih of the guilty ralr. After some
delay ilm e. K iraieff was lhcated In
am ined by a s c ie g tiit, who found
Zurich, where she had been left desti­
the mouth o f each lir u ily elosed bv
tute by the partner of her night, whose
a m em brane of g re a te r or leg's fancy had been attracted by a woman
thjckm .is, form ed by the d r»in g of more to h'ls liking than the w tfe o f his
f be a t m ial » »lim e. T his had prob • late master.
There was a reconciliation, and the
ably incurred- soon a f t e r rem oval ,
reunited pair again set forth In search
from (b e m o istu re o f the beoeh. of the valet, whom they found at l-aus-
end t^e in lia l Hunts o f the shell
anne, tra in In a stats' of single blessed,
ness. hia latest partner having taken
d tin tj (lie gages of <le<'OtiipOHÍPioii
herself off with a newer Ideal, though
bud e n tire ly tilled th e ir space. On
she Lr d;c the chain by leaving what
e x e rtin g a IM tle pressure a loud was left of the money with the valet.
explosion wns prtxlueed. the shell
The penitent valet was reinstated In
fn tg in e a ls flying in a ll directions. favor upon returning what waa left of
O u t of a doren shells o nh two the money, and the three Journoyed
back to-Ku.-ista.
fa ile d to explode. The conditions
w s t successful in m akin g the ex
M oldy Orapes M ake Best W ine.
j-.’-in ie n t seemed to be rem oval
According to t'nlted Siatcs-e Consul
M cNally, av Llcar. Belgium, the secret
fro m
(lie beach in hot, d ry
w ,..,h » r . which caused the siinte of the rare "bouquet of Foselle w laie ■
was disclosed’ by ITuf. X at’. hall War J
to be exm . .! in g reater <|iiantities
In a recent lecture on ' Mold.; and .'•op;i-
.than usual and dried it up tu p id le . ’ ness ’” "M o lly grapfa.'' asserted ths
Correct
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C H E A T record of cures, one-
quailed iu nii'dicsl bLtory, provee
Hood’s Sarsaparilla p,.«c««cs merit un­
know n to any other M E D I C I N E .
T R IB U N E
Range fifteen West.
A n y person or pet-tors m > irospaw-
ng for the purpose of b un tin g, fishing,
or traveling through in any shape (arm
or m anner, or tearing down fences, or
leavin g o u t side gates open, or molest­
ing personal property, w ill be prosecu­
ted to the roll extent o f the taw.
Wm. R . Johnson,
Lessee of the above/
described premises -
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