The Port Orford tribune., June 10, 1908, Image 3

C U R R Y v C O U N T Ÿ A ftS T fiA fc fT
fC O M P A N Y
/ U e ld B a a c h , ------ - - » te re ro o .
HaVe the only compiled rett ot Ab
.tracts óf !Htl«a in Curry County J
Land Owners, you should Hava your
, title« certified oorrect of record. Landa
.4 also bought and sold for patrons.
COKHEBPONDENCE - SOLICITED.
«Âfôwrffty.
'John-tl. Tyler, optician,'was in! Port Orford will celebrate the
town leaf night on n > professional fourth of July iu en appropriate
'Chamberlain’* majority over visit to-Rogue rirar.
¡manner. A program will be pub
Caka ia nearly 2,000.
Bjr.. Bennett, a young Denu .t ''»had In due time, and tl»« public
Mi" L“ d* Bolton commenced fforo Pwrtland arrived here Tlrara- to in *lud to
10
P“'
wor*t
the Tribuna office lari weak day sad i* spUding several days at triutic celebration.
to learn the art preaervalive.
professional wqrk.
The horsemen of Marshfield have
decided to have a race meet on
their race track for July 8 and 4th.
J .'H U N T L E Y ,
Mkrt Sherrard Is moving his
y 8 ± T O R lf t Í B Y A T L A W .
household goods to North Bend,
G O LD BEAC H , OREGON.
where he will reside in the future.
; Guaranteed A be trac ta è f Retti
Poor Manuel the Portuguese King
•Property Furnished.
cannot kärry the gjrt'ha, lov*.
That is enough to malka a king feel
Thirty years prtetiee In the County.
like the dehoe.
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t h e nkw Palace Hotel e f San
W . E. T r ffe È S Ê E R
Franeiaoo, built upon the'sit« nf the
a t t o r n e y a t f e Awe- Old one, will cost over «4,000,000,
end will be the finest hotel in the
N otary Public
world.
V fed d erb u rn , O r c g p n .
L .>/R O BER TS,
ATTORNEY
,o
A T U 1W
l)r. Bennett the Dentist will visit
Hogue River in a few dsys. J|Ag be
ia thinking of locating in Curry
r ä f e f f l give
your
work as encouragement.
*
The vote of Joint Senator in Coos
is given unofficially ns follows:
Chase ltep^440y Curry socialist 402,
Hum« lttd'84% MaLain D«*a. 901.
Muncy’s majority is large.
Myi te P o in t, Oregon.
Probate business a specialty.
We were disappointed this week
in not being able to publish, in tab­
ulated form, the official count of the
Lawyer,
election in Curry. We will try to
have it in our next, and will get it
COQUI LLK, . . . OREGON
up ia such form-as to be intelligent
to the reader.
J. J . S T A N L E Y
H A LPH K. CO PE
C ooper.
Douglas County want Republican
generally, but Fenton the stage man
was elected sheriff by a large ma­
•0 lb. K egs 11.00.—100lb B árrele «1.25. jority and Lenox another Democrat
At Resilience. Florae Creek B rid ge. was elected County Clerk. Albert
Poet Offlce A ddress, Langlois, Ore. Abraham was elected
Senator.
Chamberlain had‘a email majority
and prohibition won largely.
r
LANGLOIS - -HOTEL
There was a general attendance
at the Battle Rock Circle Saturday
■ night and after the meeting they
Feed Stable.
^adjourned ty Nielsen’s hall «nil join-
led the ypung dancers wl^c were
The pnblie ia hereby respectfully in­
formell that we are prepared to enter­ waiting for them, and * passed a
tain patronage at the Langlois H o ­ merry evening the crowd being
t e l where good m eals will be found, larger Qian any time this spring.
AND
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and a Feed Stable ran in connection
E. CL Harker, Jeweler and Real
with hotel.
Estate
dealer «f Coquille City was
A tkare of patronage retpeetfaUg toKciled
In
thia
vicinity laet week On buai
- M a . O. P. HLiakKsRM.
Communkated-
Walter Sutton’s
family has
moved back to sheir home on Hub­
Langloia. Or., June 5, 1908
bard’s C reek, where in the sheltered
Editor T hibuhx :—
climate his daughter Mary ia rapid­
•Permit toe hére-
ly overcoming the symptoms of
tvith to express my 'sincere thanks
tuherculnais, fchfch fbllbtred her it-
’to those who, iriegardleas of party
tock oPpoeumonte.
affiliation, reposed sufficient con­
Hob. ffeorge ft. ‘ Williams, the fidence in my hoDeaty of purpose
'¿rand old man of Oregon has been and resolution of character to ohain
invited to second the nomination pion my cause in the recent cam­
of Taft nt the Chicago Convention paign and to those especially in m y
June 16th. It ia a deserved com­ “borne precinct,’’ who, prior to and
pliment Williams ia more than during the election, worked so earn':
equal to the peexsion: We with estly and persistently to down me,
the occasion were equal to the ,orm I owe a debt of lasting gratitude. ».
tor.
-.
Now assuring you of my full ap­
preciation for the courtesy received
Harbor Items.
at your hands, and trusting I may
ba able to balance accounts by a
learn * Walker passed through strict adherence to tbe performance
Harbor'last Sunday enroute for of my duties, I am,
,.w
Humboldt Co., with a band of 560
Yours Truly.
band oTeattle, mostly yearlings.
W. 8. G uérir .
Cold northwest wind* luve pre­
S. J. McCloskey, one of the oldest
dominated the.past tan days and
ground is drying out fast. Ruin and best known residents of Coos
County, died at his boast at Norway,
would be benefioial to the crops.
Tuesday, June 2, aged 71 yrs. 7 mo.
Our election- paued off very quiet
18 days. He was a man of good
ly eighty-four votes being oust io
moral character and was highly
ibis precinct, and there about eigh­
esteemed over the county at a
teen voters who did not attend the
neighbor and a citisen.
.
election.
Mr. McCloskey was prominent
The dance given by the candidate* in many moves for the betterment
of Harbor Tuesday night wa* well of Coos county in its earliest history
attended. There being a number of and always worked for the best
people from Smith River io atten­ interest of the county and the
dance.
people, lie was oounty commis­
Benj. Miller came down from his sioner for a number of years and at
mine on the bead of Chetco River such was instrumental in doing a
on the 29th inst, he states that the great deal of good for the county
and its taxpayers.—Recorder.
mine« are all there yet.
On tbe 31st, inst. two torpedo
boats and two destroyers passed up
the coast. They wefe going at high
speed and were only a few miles off
shore.
Joel B. Wilson of Chetco met
wj,th a painful accident last Tuea
day. He was holding's picket while
his son was driving it, when the
maul came off the handle striking
him on the right side, prostrating
him U/the ground where he lay in
a state of insensibility for a few
minutes, but soon recovered and
from last accounts waa doing as
W«ll ascould be expected.
(M yrti . k P oint E nterprise )
Shad Hudson of Myrtle Point
was in the city Thursday visiting
friends.
Paul Ford is the new leader of
the Fire Department band during
the absence of George Leach.
(Coos B ay N ew «.)
A special race mealing hHh'bajt
held at the Marshfield Hack Ju ly j
Sd and 4th, and some excellent
: of
Em uM on
races are anticipated.
There are a number of horse«
plump, rosy, active, happy.
now in training, and many aiore,'
t conlaina Cod Liver O il, Hypophosphites
which take |>art in the fair races,
wilt be hem.
Glycerine, to I sake fat, blood and bone,
In race'No. 2 oh the program,'
together that it is easily digested
folk.
the entries will dose June 10, and I
the fee will be «25 each. For all
D R U O O IS T S l
ANO tl.OO.
the othea races will cloee on Julyi
1, tod the fee will be «4 for each j
horse.
Four or more must be
Dr. E verett H ale writes; “Speak
Stesi Trust Earning*.
en tired for each went, and if not,
every
day to some one you know tn
the board reserves the right to
The net profits of the steel trust be you r superior?' Yes an d get
reduce the purse.
They also 1
Snuhtied.
reserved the right to postpone the for 1907, notwithstanding the
panic
were
«167,000,000.
Iia
total
races in case of bad weather.
; business amounted to «752,009,000
Buttle Rock Circle will meet
,
, Friday, July 8.
but the net profit on “finished pro eveiy first and third Saturday«of
Race No 1-trottin g wn-1 pacing,
WM well
to 50 per eent
each month in tl»e evening.
free for nil, one half mile, llest
The total amount of wages paid
two out of three heats. Purse «50
was «161,000,000. so that for every
I will rent my Gregg’s creek
Race No. 2—running, three dollar a work i ng m in ear no I for him­
raueh,aui{
beach mines.fur one year
eights mile <i»sh, special for horses
self he earned one for the trust. on easy terms, or sell at a bargain.
named Gold Beach, Verosai, Head
Thu* was labor prelected.— Ex.
F rank A. S te W abt .
light, etc. Entrance fee «55, and
wianei to take all. Purse 81‘25.
FORRALE Underwood TyprMirlt-
When you hear a roan talking
Race No. 8— Running one half
about Socialists wanting to divila er, almost New. perfect oorfdittou, Sttft.
mile dash. Purse, «40.
Address W. E.TiiaesHEa, Wedderburn,
Race No. 4— Running five eights up, you can set him down as a fool Oregon.
or knave. We have a dividing-up
mile dash. Puree, 850.
system now, and the few get nearly W ANTED:
Saturday, July 4.
all. Capitalists believe in the di­
Bids for the delivery of from three
Race No. 6—pacing and trotting,
viding system. A few have gotten hundri d to five hundred cellar fence
free fur-all, one half mile heals.
millions while the majority haven't posts at Port Orford. Post« to be 8
Best two out of three heats. Puree
feet long, and not leas than sis inchea
enough to live on. We believe in through. State price per poat and
«50.
having the means of life, produced when delivery eon be made. Addreza
Race No. 6—Running, three
by all, owned by all. That ia not W. E. T hukkhko , Wedderburn, Ore.
eights mile dash. Best two out of
dividing up, but it will prevent a
three bents. Purse «40.
few from accumulating millions and
Race No. 7— Running, one half
Notice to Horsemen.
leaving the many paupers.—Ex.
mils daub. Purse «50.
Race No. 8— Running, three
fourths mile dash. (Stallion race). Schooner Beata All Records.
Purse «50.
The men in charge nf the raoes
The four masted schooner Alun-
have organised with F. P. Norton na, Capt. J. W. g inmie, arrived in
as president; C. W Carleton, sec., port Wednesday after a record
W. S. McFarland, treasurer; and breaking trip lor sailing vessels from
A. J. Jackson as general manager. Kahului, one of the Hawaiian ports
r
New York, May 30.—Colin is
still Colin. Tbe great threw year
old son of Commanilo-Pastorella,
wearing the colors of Jas. K. Keene
wa* an added starter in the 825,000
Belmont stakes on« mile and three
sixteenths to day at Belmoqf Park
and won in bi* usual ithpre-sive
style a head from Fair Pfey. 1
Thia is the fourteenth consecutive
victory of Colin. *
He won twelve race« as a 2 year
old and this ,iffakes his second
victory in the three year-old di
vision. With the «21,000 purse of
Belmont, his karninga have now
reached «165,000.
of entry, making the distanoe via
the mouth of the Columbia in 15
days. The trip to the light of the
Columbia was made in 14 days,
where she received orders to report
at onoe to Coos Bay. In twenty-
four hour* he was inside Coos Bay.
The entire distanoe oqyered wag
2650 miles, the ship averaging 180
mile* per day.
The captain and the crew are re­
joicing in the record which is one
that wilt stand for some time.
The Alunna left the Columbia
about a year ago with a cargo of
lumber for a Chiilian port, and
carried a cargo to tbe Pacific Island
from their returning to Cooa Bay
I in ballast.—Coos Bay Harbor;
» C jf e K 'K O - R O F *
the celebrated G erm an Coach
S tallio n w ill m ake the season
of 1008 at Sixes riv e r in C a r­
ry co u n ty, from A p ril 25th
to A vgust lf»t. Dates— A p ril
25; M a y 8^13-22—31; J u n e 7 -
16-25; J u ly 5 - : l | - 2 3 - 3 l .
P artieS RStnling to breed fro m a
distance can get good pasture at «1
per month at Chas. Zumwalt’s.
TERMS: Single service «10, due
at time of service. By season «15,
due on Aug. 1st. Insurance «20,
due when mare in known to be
with foal.
G erman C oach B reeders A es ' n ,
Geo. W. Martin, Manager,
The Breakwater, Capt. Macgeen
neat. He wlH he back in -a short
reached Coos Bay Thursday eve­
time" to iqvestgiate some timber
ning, making the trip in 21 hours,
claims that era for sale- Claims
55
min. breaking all records.
can not be bad at tbs old prices,
and holders who have good claims
Victor Russell, age 21 years, was
Port Orford, Oregon,
will not acvept the suora pride that
killed at Randolph, on the lower
1-. K N A P P
P r o p r ie to r
The six months old baby of Mr. Coquille, one day last week, by a
is paid for claims with qnly . half
and
Mrs. Wm. Macindoe of Smith limb from a tree which he had been
tbs amount of timber. Tbs only
First-class In every respect.
Portland, Oregon, June 1st, 1908.
River
diet! last Saturday morrrhtg chopping falling on him and crush­
fair way to buy timber claims is at
The Portland Rose Festival
and was buried on Sunday P. M. ing his s k u ll/
Go jd Feed Stable attached. so much per thousand feet.
It appears that the child was as
opened with all Portland in hull-
N otice for P ublication.
H. T. STEW A R T
The county has bought a Road well at ever at five o’clock and at _________ ___ let -- «"a V___ - - .
day
humor,
flower
wreathed
win-
D«
m « tihw ( t or rare Ixraaio«.
(T he S un )
We run Thè Singe from PdtÇTîrford scraper for this end of the Co.; the one
dows and roses were in evidence
Laud Offioe at Roseburg, Ore.,
six o'clock the parents were hor­
NOTARY PUBLIC,
via Dairyvllle, connecting with the
The Sun Francisco Exatqiner every where. Many Thousands
bought last year will be used .south rified to find the oliild dead. Its
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1APrlL2l*i,’ ,#0?
Htftgp to Myrtle P o in t
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Notice is hereby given that Cornelius
of Rogue River. Clint Malehorn death ia aupposed to be due to stales that “William Walker has of . visitors
from outside p ilots are I Fielding of Port Orford, Oregon, has P o r t O r f b r d , ; : O reg p o ia .
claimed Marwood and secured him.” in the c ity , and in com in g crowds
with a big team and a crew of men Strangulation.
noth» of his intention to make fl­
Marwood is one of R. Home’s string are greeted by an immense Arch of nal commutation proof in support of
are now using the new scraper on
i
Ids
ulaim,
viz : Homestead "Entry No.
J. A. BOWMAN
Jo Zweifel a German who resides of runner’s that have been perform­
JE W E L R Y .
tbe Port Orford mountain and will
Welcome erected at the approach I 14329 m*<le February 19, 1V07, for Lots
near
Harbor
viailed
our
burg
last
3,
4,
A
K)
8
t
).
Section
15,
Township
ing well at Emeryville. He waa
continue on down to Rogue River,
Tuesday when he informed us of entered in a selling race recently to the union station. The Mosquito ,S2 South, Range 15 West, W. M., and
having quickly repaired tbe road
that said proot will be made before J.
a thrilling encounter with a black on the California track, and in Mr. fleet lies at anchor in the harbor, H. Upton, U. 8. Commissioner, at his
south of here. Clint'saya that it ia
an
excursion
of
over
a
hundred
office
In Langlois, Oregon, on Monday
bear. Mr. Zweifel’s description of Hume’s absence was grabbed by
July 20ih, 1968.
just the thing, and he is aupriaed at
-people,
under
the
auspice*
of
the
the enoounter is as follows:
At Walker. Hume lost therby bis
Send y o u r Ag&tea
He names the following witnesses to
tbe enormous work that can be
Sacramento Valley League, arrived prove hi* oontinaous reeldence upon,
about 10 -wfaftsfe Monday night
hort# #r d W8 predict U)U
for
be this morning from the south. and cultivation of, the land, vis:
d o n e w iib it It is a wiae move by
be states that heJtSard a scratching
unh#ppy over the outcome.
K. B. H sll, of Port Oiford, Oregon.
our County Court, and is both
Washington is sending generous
M ounting & Polishing
Cyrus Madden, of ”
at his smoke house door. Mr. Z.
I Eil ward Picket, of ”
effective and economical.
delegations
and
an
excursion
is
ex-
thought at first it might be a stray
also yo u r
Janiet Ellis, of
’’
”
Daooration day. was duly observed dog, not dreaming of it being a Rose City Sight* Torpedo liectud from Lewiston, Idaho, to
B ehjamis L. EDDy, Register.
W
atches
and J e w e lry
iporrow morning. The whole north
at Port Orford, many coming from bear. Taking bia big shotgun down
Boats:
BLACKSMITH AND WA005MAKKR
west feels tli.it in addition loth« in
for repair, to
tbe adjacent country in remem­ ba told hi* wife, “if I catoh dat
Notice for Publication.
brance of their beloved dead, nor tarn dog'I will give him a charge of
High seas wero running and numerable purely attractive features
All Kinds of Iron
Fred H. Van Norden
DKr.rersaxT or the I mtzkiom .
were the graves of those whuffed no ehot”. A* he drew near the smoke strong - northwest winds blew of the celebr.iiion, tbe event is a
Steel and Woodwork
marvelous
advertisement
i>f
the
Ijiud
Office
a
t
Roseburg,
Ore.,
Bandon, Oregon,
Rxeented on Short Notice relmione bare or neglected. 8ome house he observed a dark animal during the entire trip of the
April 21st, 1908.
appropriate songs were supg, and just *a he entered the door. He 1 Rose City^ Captain Kidston, be- climatic cooditions, tar no where in Z
Notice is hereby given that Jam es Careful attention given
P lu m b in g o f A ll K in d s
feeling and raige<i his gun bet for aotne reason , tween San Francisco and the mouth the world can flowers ba > found Q uigley ' of
Dr. Gian villa made
< P ort Orford, Oregon, has
to m ail ordere.
otice o f hia intention
te*ka
P r o m p tly D o n e.
appropriate address farti<VI*.U& it snapped. He then gave it , a ' of tbe Columbia River. She reached niore lieauifol than the rosea of the Alen 'n noti
The
wruud
"Bn«l
proof
In
support
of
hia
claim
,
viz:
Coast.
human and patriotic emdtibd. '
...
,
_
. H o m e s t e a d Entry No. 12301. maide Dec
tremendous kick in. the rear. The port this morning and the skipper North P acific
H o r se sh o e in g a S p e c ia lt y .
parades
will
exceed
a n y th in g «Ver 7 22, \ 1902 for «—17
Lots 3 A 4, Section 2, and Tiinl-er Jkgpji-1 Act, June 3, 1878—
gome of the old time friends of the bear whirled and seised
iII T
TSS’S ou
m ic
urujEiivpi
says it
was
one r ui
of the
roughest •
bim 8U¥8
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NOTICE F4)R PUBLICATION.
• H RBnff0
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eHt) w
Tichenor family visited their cerne and commenced hugging him. voyages he has experienasd so |#te > s**'i on the C'wat, and
ge ift
Weal,
W. jg/Tnd*
M , and tha
that said
United Slate« f«nd Office.
roof ................................-
will lie made liefore J. H Upton, R o s e b u r g , Oregon, Feb. 2Wb, IBM.
towns of Oregon, Wash
tery on the Port Orford Heads, Hie luaty veils soon brought his in the season. Off Cape Blanco the I »'•«
'.
S.
Commissioner,
at
his
office
in
Notice is hereby given lhat io ooia-
and deohfated their graves with faithful. wife to the rescue, armed torpedo bouts Perry and Davis, ¡inK‘“" wil1 ‘H' r*’Pr'-,,e n l B d 8,1 the LaDglois, Oregon, on Monday, July plianec
w ith the provl-don* of the set
i flo a t- e n d decorated v e h icle s.
kOth,
1908
of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1H78, entitled
native flowers in loving remem with a tea kettle of boiling water, wallowing in the seas, wero spoken.
He naniM the following witnesses to ‘An Act for the sale of T im ber Lands
The Perry had the Davis in tow,
(that being a woman’s weapon.)
brance.
-
prove his continuous residence upon, n the sta t -s of C-i I f o m la, Oregon, Nc-
and cultivation of, tbe land, viz :
These lines were inadvertently She dashed a large quantity of the but they reported all well. Later
vadu and Washington Territory, as
Charles W Zumwalt, of Port Orford, Or. eztenderl to all tho Public Lund States
omitted in the last issue of the water on the bears back, and it the tow was dropped anil she pro­
by Act of August 4. 1892.
Andrew J Fsrrier, of
Eugene G Peiroo, Of
’’
Tribune.
being a little too warm a climate ceeded on w ith nut assistance.
WILLIAM E. RDP6ELL
Joi,n W Prock, of
“ We thought we saw a derelict off
>f Eugene, County of Lane, state of
1 ' •
Coos County went strongly Repub­ for bruin, be released hia grip on
B znjami N L. Knot, Register.
Oregon, tiled in this nliiue on E«I>i ,v<rv
“To
H EEC H K H JE X S
lican on the state lioket. Bedillion hi* would be victim and suddenly aliofe,” tays the skipper.
13rd, IW'7, hia sworn statement No,
make a close investigation the Rose
8925 for the pun-hone ol the South-west
Bneeresor to N. C. Nielsen,
Demoorat, however, beat Major Kin fled for parte unknown.
quarter of Keetlon No. 11 iu Towoahiu
Thia may seem to be a pretty big City—raa.»alongaide, and it was
Notice fo r P u b lic a tio n .
P o r t O r f o r d , O r e g o n . ney for Representative. Parlyism
No. 32 South, Range 14 West W. M ,
Ore., and will offer proof to zh >w that
DErABTMEMT OS TH E I h t BSIOK.
went to pieces on the county ticket bear story but it is vouched for the found that the supplied wreckage
Nearly every one like# a Bn«
the
land »ought is more valuable for
Land Office at Roeebnrg, Oregon.
Wood and Iron Work promptly and Gage, Dem. was elected ----
Sheriff truth by both Mr. and Mrs Zweifel.1 was the body of a mammoth decap
hair dressing. Something to
t * ii ln-r or stone than for agru-ult-
«
April 20th, 190S
O ccasional . 1 itated whale. It was floating upon mske the hair more manage­
it purpose», and to eatablhdi Ida
4one at moderate prices. Give him and Jeff Thrift Dem. elected assets
Notice Is hereby given that Ira E. elaitn to said land Indore 'be Itogiater
• trial before going elsewhere.
or. Prohibition was defeated b y e _______ __ ____________________ 1 its back and looked just like the
able; to keep it from being Moore of Corbin. Oregon, has tiled and Receiver of thin office nt Koscnurr,
uotloe of hit intention to make final Oregon, on Friday t'>e lOtii day July,
hull of a ship when viewed from a
! small vote. The vote for Joint 8en STATX o r O H IO , C IT Y o r TOLEDO jgg
too rough, or from splitting commutation
LUCAS COUNTY
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I
proof In support of his I9U 8.
short
distance.
Without
its
head
atorat Bandon was a* follows: Frank J. l h«n«y make« oath that ba 1» umlor
at the ends. Something, too, claim, vis: Homestead Entry No 14320 He names as wim^sana:
J. II. UPTON,
February 8th, 1907. for tlss El* Robert Ri< hardsell. •
Chose Rep. 174. Curry 80c. 100. yartiw r ot m a i m of ► j. Cheney a Co , doin« the monster was nearly 80 f»*t long.
that will feed the hair at the made
NEIg, E ft H R *. Section 29, Township Tltoino* I) Halntikd, both o f Monroe, O s /
b u iln cn la the city of Toledo. County and Stale The stench was something frightful
same
time,
a
regular
hair-food.
34 South, Range 14 West, W. M., and David Murphy of Eugene, Oregon.
< j . s . C O M M 1 M I O N E H , Hume Ind. 63 McLain Dem. 100 afo m a ld . and thal «aid Arm will pay the «um
Weil-fedhair will be strong,and that said proof will be mode liefore the E-lwnrd 8 Wells ot Eckley, Oregon.
For Joint Rep. Mei.cy l* P H« O fo a a HO-YDgEO O L L ia i fo re ae k a n d ee- and we did not remain in that
Clerk of the County Court of Curry
Any and a ll prr-o»«, ta ili ng a.lrrra«-
of catarrh lhat raooot nt cured by the
NOTARY P IIB I J r ,
Doyle Dem. »5. Cake best Cham­ eaaotHall*a Catarrh CSra. Vaasa J CuaxkT. vicinity lunger than necessary. It
will remain where it belong*— County, Oregon, s> h e office in OoM ly the above deacritied lands are request­
berlain by 40. Hawley baa swept Swore to htfore m t tad auhM-rlbrd In my is my opinoin that the whnls w*a on the head, not on the comb! Beach, Oregon, on Friday J ely 17tii, ed to file the'lr c la im . In thlz office on Ol
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L asoloh , Ct hrv O o ., O ueo . i s .
ueforrsai-l 10 day « f Inly. 198a.
«rmanea. thia Slh day of D artm btr, A. D. lie«
killed by. Indians along the British
T N a b a et k la d a ia ta a tla io a re l-
every county by a phenomenal vote.
He names the following witnesses t>>
II znjihin L Etwtv,Register.
A. W. ULkuow.
“ S a lS Sor owar aUty yews."
Dealer in Town Ixits, and Improved
Columbia
Coast,
hia
head
was
taken
prove
his
continuous
rertdefsce
upon,
Notary rubfle.
The Socialist vote is large enough to (SsaL.) -.
and
cultivation
of,
Ute
land,
viz:
U all'a Catarrh Core la takes In ternally, and
and Wild Lands.
* & ì '£» ìs »2 m « ì ì y**"- 1
cause politicians to lake notice, and arta d lra ttly no the hlo.«l and ainron« anrlact« then set adrift. His old hulk would
Allen A. Hilliard, of Corbin, Oregon.
C R E A T record of r a n t, une­
f SAEXkSSKLtA.
Asbrr Moore, of
certainly do some damage to s ship
filin gs and Final Proofs Made on
of
,h t ayatwm. Stod lot trutlmonlala Irtt.
the trusts to take tbs shivers-
M UX
qualled in medical history, prove*
Ml'ton Moore, of
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i Addraaar. 1. C H E N IY * VO» Totodo. O.
j should she oollids with i f —xTsjs-
Mood « Sarsaparin« potreares merit uo-
Homestead« and Pre-emptions.
Hum«*» vote was smaller than e«- Sold by a ll DrnEEiat«. M r
Mck Qiiellm , '>1
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lni<»-,vj» to uuy otlicr M C P IC IN K .
B enjamin L. Ropy, Refiater.
gram.,
1 Taka Hall"« F a n lly Fill« for «m atlsal*»«
1 peeled.
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