The Port Orford tribune., May 06, 1908, Image 3

w CURRY C O U N T Y A B S T R A C T
COMPANY
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■Have the only compiled sett of Afe­
ltrad« oí Titles » Curry County.
Land Owner«, you should have your
. |ltl«« <*rtlBed correo» ó( record. Land«
aUo bought and «old for patroni.
CORRESPONDENCE - SOLICITED.
J. H U N T L E Y ,
ATTORNEY
A .T
I .A W .
Town and County.
John Wendle was in town
day on business.
M i(h Preaaure Day»-
Please call at Mia. A. Nielsen’s I
mid sea the nice lot ol Ladies’ and I Men and women alike have to Work
incessantly with brain and hsndto bold
Mon- ■ Children’s hate, and notions.
■their own nowadays. Never were the
demands of business, the waul« of tin-
John Frock and wife were
fam ily, the requirements of society,
Deed Fitzhugh was io town yea town Thursday aad closed the pur more numerous. The first effcc of the
praiseworthy effort to keep up with all
tarday greeting the boye.
t chase of some land from l^ K n a p p ., these
things is ooinmonly see a In s
weakened
sr debilitated condition of
Attorney E. B. Hall was in town '
We are informed that Johnny
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the
nervous
system, which results in
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H arbor .Items. «
Fred BI h I m and family, hue of
Ban Francisoo. are *ww roeidmil« of
Barkley, Calif.
Jus. Kennedy, who hat been rath­
er indisposed for the last four !
mean has purchased the Knapp yesterday, and will act for several dyspepsia, defective nu'rition ol both month«, is convalescing.
ranch on Elk .river.
parties here in conducting
J»dy *n<J hratn, and in extreme cases
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vuouucnug
'In com plete nervous prostration. It is -T hs recent steWmo, so we are in j
Hon. Walter Sutton started f„r Upd Contests.
d e a r ly seen that what is needed is formed~by a sheep herder, caused
a,
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j what will Fuitain the ayg'ein. g»w vig- many young lambs to perish.
Koeebarg yesterday on voautera.! Fenton, the at age man, hag been or and tone to the nerve«, umi keep
Myrlle nominated for Sheriff in Douglas '
A **1
Intense heat hat prevailed the
county on the Democratic ticket. I »onal knowledge, we can recommend last few day«,-the thermometer reg­
Superior Judge John L. Childs,
G u a ra iU eed A b str a c ta o f K e a l
Sar^ ‘^ riU* f<?r thU
istered 92 degrees in the shade.
Mr. Carter, the Myrtle Point tim­ ! They say be will make a strong ' Il acts on
all the vital organs, builds
wife
and Jittle daughter, Mrs Ber­
Property F urnished.
up the Whole system, and tits men and
ber desilL was in this vicinity last race.
The Good Government club, re­ tha Thomas, e eislet of Mrs. Childs,
women for these high-pressure days.
week. ije returned home, but will
cently organized at Harbor, is pro?- Hon. R Scott and wife and Win
Beecher Jess has been laid up for
Thirty ya i practice In the County.
be back soon.
ia week with an injured knee, paused
Some of the bona fide homestead­ |ierous with a membership of twen Wo-tbrook, were taken to Grant«
Mart Sherrard sent in a fine- Jot • by a hor* itrikin8
» ‘»en being ers on Hubbard's creek have Com­ ty six.
Pass the first of ibe week by Janies
w . E. THRESHER
of fresh mast fed bacon, which is “ ,”d‘ He is now able to be around, bined andw ill prosecute tho«« who
Sam VanFell accompanied, by 11 ughee, who drove the pari y over
a t t o r n e y A T L A w superior to ¡imported bacon- Y"u H’ough lifoping
tiled limber applications on the Coleman Cooley, paid the up river iii one of Breen Brae.’ rigs. Mr.
will find it at Johnston’s.
Admiral Evans joineil the fleet land by perjuring themselves in district* visit the fore part of lest and Mrs. Scoit and Mr. Westbrook
Notary Public
go to San Francisco, while the
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The Adolphsen tn'll has been idle at Monterey and will h ad it Into swearing that it was not fit for cal week.
Judge and wife accompany Mrs.
tivalion,
uninhabited
and
Without,
San
Francisco
May
6th,
where
it
The school at Harbor is flourish­
for aome days in consequence of
W e d d c i- b u r n ,
improvements.
Itrdid
not
matter
will
receive
the
greatest
ovalian
av­
ing under I ha supervision of Mrs. Thomas to Southern California,
breaking a shaft and delay in get­
where that lady gues for tlie benefit
what
expense
some
of
the
bom»,
er
uccorded
a
Pacific
fleet.
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Biseel, with 18 pupils in alien-
tin g a new one frum Cous bjU'« j j
of her health. The Judge has not
slenders
had
bean
to,
nor
lb«
fact
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dance.
In introducing S tall'Treasurer
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Mr»vNeygren and son WUlie, sr
been in the best of health nMasstly
that they were living and working
Steel
and
his
brother
loan
audience
Geo.
Anderson,
our
popular
i
A T T O l l N ^ Y A T L A W . rived at Port Orford Satvrdajppn a
hhnself and was in need of a change.
on
their
claims,
their
rights
-aero
abort visit, and were cordially greet­ a willy'fsllow is said to havt" dorfe utterly disregarded. Ju ouAor two’ driver departed last Friday, his We wish them a pleasant and ben­
Myi le P p ln t. Oregon.
ed by their old friends and neigh it in the following siguificuut lan­ cases the tlmbkr locator hits become destination being Klamath Fall«, eficial trip.—Crescent City News.
guage, to wit: “George A. Steel,
!
bora.
scared and caueeled his Blings, and Oregon. -
Prolate business a specialty,
Will Stoel.”
there are others who are getting
The lata r»ins have raised the
Mr. Ward has been quitq un,w«jj
(T uk S um )
The first of May was ushered in nervous at their swearing at the Streams to considerable extent, and
since his trip to Bandon, when, lie
J. J. STANLEY
caught a cold which has all the eafc by a furious storm from the South. Land Office, for which they see im­ the high mountains had aligblcov-
Mrs. Wm. Saunders of Empire,
There will he no Queens of Muy pending i u diet men ts.
ering of the beautiful snow.
maiks of the grip.
was in Marsh fold yesterday visiting
Clowned in the Arcadian groves of
Lawyer,
Joel B. Wilson, who lias been so­ her sister, Mrs. A. P. Owen.
Cyrus Madden was in Port Or the coast, unless the water nymphs
G
old
Beach
Item
s.
journing
at Los Angeles the past
ford Thursday on business,•- wnd will rise from the embrace of the
Dr. Haydon. Jack Flanagan, Bert
COQUILLE, - - • OREGON made us a pleasant call. The boys
winter, arrived at his old home at Diinmick and Franc-Lamberton
MoGuintys.
Politics on every hand!
Chetco on the 18th inst.
are still washing the black sand at
left Monday to spend an outing at
The
changeable
weather
of
the
W. Chalana came up from Chetco
bis mine.
Mr. Avery of upper Pistol - river, Charleston. They are to be Joined
past ten days has ushered in an ep­
R A LPH ®. COPE
delivered a wagon load of hogs at later by W. M. Lawlor and “Swift
- The married daughter of JxMiis idemic of severe colds and consider­ with two men Sunday.
C ooper.
Coy and her husband and <child able sickness, though nothing seri­
W ill Walker was in town the Harbor last Munday, which be dis­ water” Kennedy.
posed of at 7 cents |*er ponnd.
SO lb. Kegs t l .00.—100 lb Barrels »1.2«. were in Port Orford Sunday night ous. Sunday night the weather first of the week on business.
Yesterday was termed a “scorch
er”
in Marshfield. The Thermotne
At Residence. Floras Creek Bridge. on their way Io Coos. We did not modelated, and the soft ozone-laden
John McVay Sr. and wife,, of
Col. Muncy and Judd Greene are
Post Office Address, Langlois, Ore. learn his name.
ter
reached
81 degrees, an unusual
Smith
River,
were
the
guests
of
air of spring is making man and making a trip to Collier’s creek.
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Mrs. Win. McVay of Chetco, on beighth for this locality. In Co­
Walton Miller was in town Sun nature glad»
M. Doyle is circulating petitions
Wednesday and Thursday of last quille City it registered 92 degrees.
day. He is busy improving . his
John R. Miller and wife »nJ Miss to get^pn the ticket against Muncy.
LANGLOIS - -HOTEL homestead and will push the- con'| Silvia Clarno arrived in Port Or A lively lime from now oi> until week.
“Teddy,” the galloper, that has
por- fortj Saturday, and ure visiting their
test
against
those
who
tiled
on
been
under the care of Dr. Abbott
Our
streets
have
been
thronged
AND
the first of June is anticipated by
lions of his location, .
with politicians of late. Our gener­ at Myrtle Point for the pest several
relatives here. They will return to all.
• Feed S tab le.
al election is near at hand and it weeks, is galling along nicely and
The great racehorse “Snark.” it Coos bay in a week or so, but will
John Tylsr and wife carte to will not be long before the various will be in the going at the fair races
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la said, wit! be at the Wedderburo not locale permanently until they
The public Is hereby respectfully in­
town Sunday on their way up the nominees wijl know their fate, and carrying the colors of bia owner,
formed th at we are prepared to enter­ race« in August, and With “Shipper” have visited southern California and
coast.
John K. Herron. “Teddy” made
thus be relieved of their qpxiety.
out
of
commission,
lie
will
sfond
a
other
places.
tain patronage at the L a n g lo is H o ­
good
last racing season aad gave
Mrs
A.
J.
Wridge
and
sister,
are
t e l / where good m eals will ba found, good show for the blue ribbon.
J. R. Miller, who recently sold
Mr. Alldf, a stationery drummer
promise of turning into a crack
and a Feed Stable run in connection
visiting
their
Aunt,
Mrs.
Gardner,
his
gasoline
sea
going
vessel,
the
of San Francisco, landed in our
The little daughter t»f • Thomas
sprinter, but went lame and suffer­
with hotel.
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Enterprise to R. D. Hume, has pur- here.
town by Tuesday evening’s stage,
Lane,
came
down
recently
with'
her
"A tKiirt offolronagr r t tf t d J M i toliciUd
ed other disorders. It will require
grsndmorher, Mrs. Lindberg, where phased the bankrupt stock of gro
It Is reported that there is six where he interviewed and took or­
Mas. O. P. H a a o m m s .
a race or two to show his present
she is the light of the household and eerie*, etc., of the Russell Brpe., late­ inches of snow at the McKinley ders from our business uieu, and
condition.
ly eluted out at North 1 BVnd. He » In » '..................
the boss of all, as she shoul^ be.
L took his departure by Wednesday’s
was in town a day or so last week
stage for Guld Beach and up-coast
KNA PP HOTEL,
John Fromm was In town yester­
Mr. Dean was interviewing Hie
taking orders for some of lire goods,
(Coos B a i Naws.y
points.
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day on business, and says that four
voters here and at Wedderburo
offering
them
at
rare
bargain's.—Co­
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Port Orford, Oregon,
The writer observed a boat re-
bf his family bave laid the1 Scarlet
Sunday.
quille Herald.
The
Smith
mill cut 225,000 feet
.
cently completed on the dry dock at
g „ H IN A T V
P r o p r i e t o r fever, Johnny being tire last case.
We bave had a fine rain, grass is ,, ,
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of lumber, ordinary sixes, one day
Bob
Eva
tv.
>t
is
said,
has
recov­
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Harbor,
with
a
ten
horse
power
cg^
Twq of his children were very ill,
ered sufficiently as that he will be growing in regular spring fashion pacity. There were no questions last week. When everything is in
and he does not consider it a mild
First-class in every respect.
able to lead the fleet in its entrance and crops are looking good.
asked concerning this - craft. It good running order the big mill
form.
Go Jd Feed Stable attached.
to San FraucUCo and during its m a­
We are all looking for a number' might be such a thing that it will be will average 250,000 feet per day of
John H. Tyler, optician, nccom- neuvers in the harlarr. It will be
of land buyers to be in this section utilised for the transportation of ten hoars. ~
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panied by bis wife, Was in Port Or the closiug scene of splendor lo his I during the summer, as some
We run the Stage from Port Orford ; P"
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are defeated candidates ou their voyage
Larkey Logan, the Indian who
via Dairyville, connecting with the ford M onday n ig h t greeting ins splendid services, and he will he re ' beginning to show up already,
up Balt river. Who knows?
killed Willie Gamier at the Siletx
many friends. He went up to hie tired on the 9th of May to rest
Htage to Myrtle P oin t
Mr. and Mrs. Iver Hanseth, who recently, w m oonvioted of man
father's Tuesday, and will remuin laurel crowned.'
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Langlois
Items.
recently
sold their Lome near Har- slaughter. Gamier was a son of
in Curry for some months practic­
The “hot day” of last week was
I bor for »5000, took their departure oW Joh" ©«rnier, a French-Cana-
ing his profession.
J . A. BOWMAN
92 degrees at Coquille and at Chet-
Lcwie and Effie Hale attended tha| for their old Lome in Norway last ^*an hunter and trapper, who was
Tho*. Cornwall was in town Mon oo, hut at Port Orford it was not dance here Saturday.
Monday. Mr. Hsnseth and his
wel1 known bY the P««»«’™ of Coo«
dav for the first lime in a couple of hot enough to cause us to look at
limable wife were fine people and
«"', lh« ,o ™ Umpqua,
Sylvia Rackleff spent Saturday
years. He has never recovered from the thermometer. It was just com
hospitable
neighbors,
and
will
be
Several
parties were in town last
the effects of a fall be received eev- ’ fortablfi here. If you want to ee- and Sunday at her home.
missed from our community. We week from Northern Oregon snd
eral years ago while piospécCíng on cape both j,eul anfi cold, come lo
Mrs. Stewart, nee Eve Wittmann, wish,them success on their long WMhinglon, on their way to Curry
Sixes, but is able to do the chores port Orford and locate in the only J is visiting her relatives at Denmark.
county, where they intended to take
journey.
and light garden work.
“Coast 1 hermal Belt.
Mrs. Preston and daughter Calhe-
L. A. Taggart, the Seer of Jack’s i PP homesteads and resjds. They
The report that the steamer Pres- M. Doyle of Wedderburo, is cir- rina, returned last week from visit-
creek, unexcelled a* a prophet even informed us that they were not
ident was on fire off Coos Bay -lost culating his petitions to enable him ¡ug friends at Coquille.
by Julius Caesar, predicts that the looking for timber land, but would
I week was untrue, and no doubt ’ lo get on the June ticket as Deroo-
LitUe Beulah Rackleff has been w .rbl i« coming to au end in 1917. be glad lo find * few acres of bottom
B U t KSHITH AND W AOONMAKER c apL Magee, of the lug Columbia, cratic candidate for Joint Représen-
very ill, but under the skillful care, Whoa asked what his grounds were land with hill range-for stock.
who mad* a vigilant all night search tative for Coos and Curry. Mr
’.‘. ‘ iof Dr. Mann, is steadily irnproviog. for such a prediction, Mr. Taggart
Frank H. Strain of Curry oounty,
,A1I Kinds of Iron
would like to put hi* sleep produc ; Doyle is ar. old “wheeler ’ in '"’ I
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Fred Jamieson of S.xes river, '««id: “ 1 have been observing the who had been in town for several
Steel and Woodwork
ing band upon the liar who started party and will no doubt give his
days awaiting the arrival of the
Kxeentea on Short Notice ijt
I opponent a good race for the posi- and Roy Holman of Bandon, «I 8un *"U,|Y * 'lh « ra'*Jeratt'1y P"w-
tended the May day daoc», Satwr erful h-leswpO and find there is a Breakwater from Portland, on which
The body of W. J. Archibald, who *’on-
,
P l u m b i n g o f . A lt K in d s
crack or Haw in the solar orb. T vessel, so he informed us, he ex
disappeared while on a hontiObqpta^ Hon. H. M. Cake, Republican d«Y-
ff p o m p t ly D o n o .
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reduced it to a mathematical calen-j peeled a friend, left for home Sat
James P. Olsen returned from Se­ l«li»n and found, according to my urday morning, and the friend ac
month ago in the mountains near nominee for U. 8. Senator^ wr.u-s os
Gold Bench, was found Ja.t week , that he expects to visi» Cdfry ^ r - attle Friday. He lias iitvOtted. in figmew, that the world ,wjll come to oompanied him. Mrs. Edith Thom
H o sa a a b o e in g a S p o e lv tty .
\«.. .. 7th, 1917.
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■' iSon, «
’..I.imlii Ohio, w m an old
nol far from where he patted from ¡«g hi. canvass of the slat*. He property there and oonil-mplales su end Mgy
of /( Columbus,
OtX'ASIONAL. I friend back E m I, and on her srriv
his tpo companions. He had evi- | won hit nomination by a dean man . moving to that city in tire nrar -fu
, ¡;| r
, al here they were married at the
dently died suddenly from heart If hght for Statement No. 1, and he lure.
will receive the glad hand frontal! | ,f R Green
Uin(k>n
j(|
Marshfield hotel, the ceremony be­
tiouble.
the Republicans of this section, and town on bl)fc,Bew
,0 lb„
ing performed by Bev. R. Miller.
James Lane, P. Cook anff Mr. ■ frQm pone
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n .i i
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creamery of which he is manager,
Mr. Strain is postmMter at Hare,
Crow left here Thursday, well equip , hu0 ¡.’uiion’s stalwart ftiends.
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of
,|ajr. rae„
are sending
which is located in the bills hack of
ped for camping and prospecting
a cold wave struck Grants Pass
their cream to this creamery and
Langlois, on the Cuiry county
on the head waters of Elk river. | ,al#jy) freexing up their watir pipes
are thoroughly satisfied with the
coast. The poetoffioe w m named
¡There it gold in that sedimi, and and no doubt doing much damage
results.
after Joe Hare, well known on Coos
ir K K < ? H E l» J IX W
i there are a few good land locations. to fruit aud gardens. Pbsnomsnal
bwy, and who resided and was port-
Nuccessor to N. C. Nielsen.
The
dance
Saturday
was
the
Thorough and systematic prospect weather has been the rule all over
mSster there for a number of years
P o r t O r< *or«T , O r e g o n
lug on the head of Elk river, espec
# United States during the past great event of the season. Tlie mu­ Yea. 100,000 time« each day.
prior to his death.—The News ex­
Does it »end out good blood
1 ¡ally on the North fork is
two wpe|tHi aRd we ,,,>lU|,J be thank- sic by the efficient violinist, Norman
tends
congratulations snd best wish
Wood and Iron Work promptly sure lo lesull in rich discoveries.
fu) ih>t ** jjve jn lhe
eqUable Tyler, accompanied by Ethel Cht-e- o r bad blood? You know, for
es lo tbs newly married couple
done at moderate prices. Give him
ver and Ivy Langlois, w m except
good blood la good health;
The worst Tornado that ever climate <m earth, where tornadoes
a trial before going oloewkere.
¡Struck any part of our country/are unknown snd ice has to be made ionally good, while an elaborate bad blood, bad health. Aad
supper was served at midnight at you know preciaely what to
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPE
' swept through poilions of the lower artificially.
the
Langlois
hotel.
WRITERS
WANTED—There is a
take
for
bad
blood
—
A
yer’a
I ftlate* on the
last weekj
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J. H. UPTON, -
steady
demand
everywhere for ne
S
a
r
a
a
p
a
r
ill(
<
Doctors
have
Blanch, the five year old daugh­
of dollars worth
Church services will be held at
L . S . O O M M I M I O N E R , destroying million«
nograpbers and typewriter«. Ste
endorsed
ft
for
60
year».
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
K.
Cope,
fell
of pnqierty and killing over 500 Port Orford next Sunday May 10th
nography is many time« a shortcut
lieople and wounding over a Ihous- both morning and evening. This into the creek near their home Im-t « s r
NOTAKY PUBLIC,
to high confidential positions. We
A y w ’a n n ^ ^
and. Thousands of homes were de- will be my Inst regular eppoinl- week and would have drowned but K—» tba b e w to
teach stenography and typewriting
Lxsaboi«, Cvaav Oo., Oaaoos.
stroyed, people bv lb« Wns of thous ment here, ts the field has been di for the prompt action of her broth­
thoroughly and practieallf by mail
er,
Philip,
who
immediately
sum
>
BAwrwas.
Dealer In Town Lots, and Improved ands are destitute, and our govern vided and I will go to Langlois on-
in your spare time and at low cost.
ill raoned bis father. The child w m so
and Wild Ixuidi.
ment andspeople ire called upon lor ly. It is hoped that a man
Write todsr for “cnromerei.il circu
I W.l
Filings and Final Proofs Made on ■relief, which’ is being promptly toon lie stationed at Port Orford ' nearly gone that it was not without
lar.” I. C. S , Box 414, Marshfield,
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considerable
effort
that
eoptcious-
IronL \Vho would not live on this and ths territory south
Homesteads and Pre-emptions.
Oregon.
G soro s II. flOACit, • pese «ras restored.
coast, the favored spot of earth?
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GENERAL CONVEYANCING.
GOLD BEACH. OREGON.
Black-
gm ithiTi g
He went an horseback vis
Point.
Does Your
Heart Beat
ZJ
Z li/ersx^
t.,
At«**'
Notice to Horsemen.
K G IT O
the celebrated German Coach
Stallion will make the Jeason
of 1908 at Sikes rives in Cur­
ry county, from April 26th
to August 1st. Dates— April
25; May 3-13-22-31: June 7-
16-25; July 5-14-23-31.
Parties wanting to breed from a
distance can get good pasture at »1
per month at Chas. Zumwalt’«.
TERMS: Single servioe »10, due
at time of service. By season »16,
due on Aug. 1st. Insurance »20,
due when mare in known to be
with foal.
G jsrman C oach Bnuxogns A hs ’ n .
Geo. W. Martin, Manager.
For Sale.
One team of good work m ares; both
with ibal from good h on e. Weight
from 1100 to 1200. Also one milk 00»,
soon to be fresh, and one yearling
heifer.
For partieulan oall on or nddres j.
E. J. Pttxrrr.
Fort Orford, Oregon.
Notice.
I am the owner of, and desire to
sell, 250 acres of timber land in
Sections 17,18 and 19, in Township
34 S. R. 14 W., W. M.; also 40 acres
in Sec. 22, T. 80 S. R. 14 W., W. M.
Address the undersigned.
W il l » T. W h it k ,
. Port Orford, Or.
AGENTS WANTED— 10x20 ora-
yon portraits 40 cents, frames 10
cents and up, sheet pictures one
ocnl eaoh. You can make 400 per
cent profit or »86 00 per week.
Catalogue
and Samples free.
FRANK W. WILLIAMS COM­
PANY, 1208 W. Taylor St., Chi­
cago, III.
JE W E LR Y ,
Send yo u r Age, tea
tor
M ountii^dfi Poliahing
aJso your
W atches and Jew elry’
tor repair, to
Fred H. Van Norden
B an d o n , O re g o n .
Careful attention given
to m ail orders.
H .T . ST E W A R T ,
NOTARY
P U B L IO ,
P o r t Oi-fi»«-<L > : t O r e ig o a a .
Timber Land Act, June S, 181»—
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States fe n l Dfflee,
Rose tin rg, Oregon, Feb. ‘t»th, IDOrt.
Notice is hereby given that in com­
pliance «ith the provi ilons ol the act
of Congrras of June X, 1x7», entitled
‘An Act for th« «ale of Timber Lands
in the Slat»-« <-f Ca lfornla.Orciioii, Ne­
vada and Washington Teiritory, as
extended to *11 the Public Laud State,
by Act o( Augu«t 4. 1803.
WILLIAM E. RUSSELL
ol Eugene, County ol Lane, State ol
Oregon, filed in this offiue on February
2.:rd, !Vu7, Ida s«-ora statement No.
KU26 lor the purchase ol the South-west
quarter of Section No. 11 in Township
No. 32South. Range U West W. M .
Ore., and will offer proof to sh »w that
the land sought It more valuable for
its timber or Stone than (or agricult­
ural purposes, and to establish his
olalm to said land before 'be Knxiste,
and Keseiver of this office at RnneMiri,
Orrgori, on Friday toe 10th dav July.
190».
He names m w iin'-see,:
R o b e r t R ic h a rd s o n ,
Thomas 1» Halstad, both of Monroe, Or,
David Murphy o f Eugene, Oregon.
Edward H Welle ol Eckley, Oregon.
Any a n d a ll per»«<Be< m n | a d v e rs e ­
ly tb s a b o ,• d e v e >Ilia d le a d s s > e re q u e u ­
ed to Ilia ih v ir c la im s la thia office oa oy
ualore said fll day »'Flaly. !</*.'
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