The Port Orford tribune., July 22, 1908, Image 4

TALES
OF
IRK3f1 O R P H A N S . T IM E
SPEN T IN
T R A V E L IN G
PATENTS^
large Part of the Day Spant by Sa-
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DEALER IN
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uuur coming in in
tat inornlag and an hour going horns
at c lliht. this mesas two hour» a day,
or I I hours la six working day« of the
weak, 1.344 hiurx a year Figure thia
ou‘ >«“" • « . “ d J“«‘ •«« how « “<*
tlme y°
WMU
,n yourM
3rour lvM
"•“ " OB
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p rldt
but we’re inmutca now,"
[ rledly and often go without breakfast,
The next da# she and her “ x°u do <® «*“ ••»onr **»“
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friends Stepped lu-speak to « In n‘Je w? take two howa f"
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U SolTii home to eat It with our family,
borer trith a la t te fam ily, who
ln th„
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„ waik bom, lato.
l'Ut. and considering the «U te time yon
"A n d is little Thad s till a t the «- m ■!>«■•<» at hows 1
tb? , T
r£
: profit-m uih by living In the suburbs.
you ara far ,besd of us Europeans la
many things, but you bare yet to learn
how to be more conservative w ith your
° “ a « ~ ucU- 1 lel>
U»to
orphanage, M ic h a e l. naked one
o f the ladies.
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"Och, no, me la d r dear,” was the
iOTOM reply. "Thanks be to the
KEEPS Di STOCK,
'ATENTS
and came forw ard k«nd in bund t u a time saving nxtlon. -
correct the statem ent. B o b b in g ' "In Europe it to ulffsrent. la Berlin
a little courtesy and looking “ d I>BrU.
‘™*<anee. a buslneaa «an
eagerly In her face, the eldest m ite L'l” el'h*r “ “»• «»“ • balldteg w ith
„ .„ i.iL ,»
t . .f
M« bunlnis» o r within short walklag
explained politely!
.tistauce of H. We don't hare to rush
- I t ’, orphans we wag, ma’am ; K
ore in t h . ^ l a g X . h u,
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GOLD
BEACH.OllEGHN,
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A traveler who recently spent
some tin*«* In trc lu iU was much in
♦-rested fat an o> phana»> linn with
the foubdiug a id nviintcuanco of
which the fondly she wag visiting
had bud much to do. rvlutes
Y outh’s Companion.
Ou her first lunpectleu o f the
l it t l » «<.
place, two
. . bright,
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ters, who hud been rescued front n
life of squalor and ub'.iae- liu t a
short thuebefore, were pointed out
to her. They o erheard her call
them
o f j vour
or.ihi
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lu e m “ tw
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o o r l i i i t n t !e
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rp in ns.
IRIES, H e Best, Only,
Hats and Caps,
Oil Clothing,
Boots and Shoes.
Oregon is wonderfully adapted to the growing of
ENGLISH WALNUTS, it is their true home. Large
planting» are being made, numerous trees in bearing,
producing tremendous crops yearly, in proof. A sm all
Strove 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 Nursery catalog.
BROOKS f SONS,
Walnul Nursery.
Carlton, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given, to a ll whom
I t m a r concern, not to e n te r upon, or
trespass in any m anner npon the Star
Banch, situated n t L anglois, C u rry
County, Oregon, lor the pur|>ose of
h un tin g w ith guns or dogs, o r o th e r­
wise trespa in a n y m anner.
Any person o r persons so entering
upon said premises w ith o u t m y con­
sent w ill be proeecutod to the fu ll ex­
ten t o f tiie law.
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JOURNAL A id TRIBUNE.
F baxds T romsxx .
PIBE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
of California.
The OaeooN D a il y 'J o crs ai . is the leading Democratic newspaper of
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“ N ot by any manner of means,
m n ’m ," he assured her. "Me fa th e r
onlydiedayearago, and me tw in ty
the day of the fuueral. Sure I ’m
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GOLD
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Oregon, iscaed at Portland.
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hi , Hygienic luncheon of rhre m ast
beef, creamed onions and boiled rlee,“
The managers also issue a S kmi - W b k kly , which it especially adapted
relates the Pbilado.piiia Record. “I'd
* * dead w 1 wera- 1 haTe trouble for people who do not care fur a D aily, but want a good fam ily D fin er
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to change my spots— 1 mean my oolor
H U N T E R S ’ W EAPO N S. —as often as flck'.e fashion dictates. [
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Why. I'v e forgotten what color my
■nsnn Tntsfy Flowed U p i a Banana wife originally wan, she's undergone j
Maid Belies of the
I so many beauty transformations. And
■paniarda.
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larly
I [now she's got to do it agate.
“A friend Just back from the other
Yytrfle p lo yin g in hie field near tide h a i told her that though red
Eufaala~tacentlv Mr. Charles O iK haJr ‘»"Un“«« t» be tee proper caper,
sen uncovered a large number of “ ^ " ’adTdc^d ¿hHe^kin’’ T iJ t a n
wcapoua, gome of which were S a t t i are*£!y • > « « £ bat 2 S a h £
ntlea of an old style, some hlun-
eerbusses, a few old time pistol«
Mid p couple of swords. A ll th e n .'
weapons, says the Kansas C ity.
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Journal, are in a
fa ir atate of pries-
erratiou, and are apparently of
Spanish m a k e .
According to Creek tradi-
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wtfe
a nuie a{raid of the beauty ,
specialist who is willing to undertake !
to make her ayes look green,
“There's Just one «rate of comfort
la •* »** *or “ • — though she achieve
tha ,Ud
the green eyet „ 4
reil halr, n wtti not give her n tom-
perament to correspond. I shall yet
modicum o f peace it is la
n a n e lc lm is
n a tn ra
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Daily and Tribune - • « -
Daily 8unday
and
Tribune
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Semi Weeky and Tribune
Always Remember the Fall Name
I .axative Rremo Quinine
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lards, numbering 54,* in the year »ipuupcT IM ia / h f f i ftARDO W R
1664, le ft New Orleans on bnrros N E W E S T IN W H E E LBARROW S
Cores a Cold in One Day, Crip InT w o.
and went to the te rrito ry in Folding fitssl Fram e X a k a a Oonvsw-
search o f gold. They secured a l l 1
fas t Convvyaaea fo r too Ba­
the precious m etal they e^uld
borban Oardoaor.
carry, sod on th eir way hack th e v !
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wem beset by a ba nd of Shawnee’s
W?,e* lbarr° * ’ £ ‘ Uel or.
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near Standing Hock, eight miles m<df
<reat Tartely of tonn
east of Eufaul!i„nn<l n great bat- «ruction,-and tor many special uses;
tig followed. The (Spaniards, with byt perhaps the newest thing In wheel-
the exception of two, who escaped barrows is one made with a folding
on a ra ft, were annihilated.
¡J1* * 1 fte"**- “ bich can be knocked
. . . . .
I t la supposed that the weapons
plowed np on M r. Uibson’a place
are the ones th a t were uaed by
the Bpaniards mentioned above.
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C lerical W h lte w ssh e re.
um ncai w aitew aanore.
N o t ic e f o r P w b U c n U o w .
United States L an d Office.
Notice is hereby given th a t In com­
pliance wl< h the provisions o f the Act
o f Congress qf June S, 1878, entitled
''A n set (o r the sale of T im b e r Landa
in the States of C -llfo rn te , Oregon, Ne­
vada, and Washington T e rrito ry ,” as
extended to a ll toe P ublic L an d States
by act of ,A ugnst 4, 18M,
T radokdb O n e s » ,
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T imbkk L and , A ct J umb 3 , 1878.
of P o rt O rford, County of C o rry, ■ State
I of O regon, has ahis day filed in thisof-
fiee his sworn statem ent No. M O I, for
the purchase of the S E | N W ) 4 Ixda
1 i t S of Section No. 11. ln Township
No. S3 South, Range No. 18 Weei, and
w ill offer proof to show th a t the tend
■sooght ia more valuable fa r its tim b er
o r shine tesn forag ricn ltu ral purposes,
and to establish his claim to said land
before J . H . U p to n , U . 8. Commisioa-
e r n t Langlois, Oregon, on Thursday,
the jr d day of September, 1908.
Me names as witnesses:
C . A . Langlois, of P o rt O rford, Oregon.
H . W . Burnham o f
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K . L . W h im
of
W T W h ite
of
Any and a ll persons c la im in g ad­
versely the above described tends are
requested to file th e ir olaim s in th is o f.
flee on or before said 3rd day of Sep­
tember. 1808.
B u u a m ix L. E m » , Register.
1 down for shipment The body and
handles of thia wheelbarrow are of
wood, but the toga and braces, const!
tuting the supporting trams, are of
’ t**1 ,nd ara rlva‘ad
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T e Dtosel «eewA
Tbs cllm su « the great glacier a(
the Grtedsluaid in the heart of the Ber-
They Resist Molatnre.
Ip Lapland garments made of leet Oberland of Swttxeriaad Ip aa ex­
perience that every sesker after new
reindeer wool are famous fo r their -ensations should try. onyx Kathleen L
moisture resisting property as Urelg, in Four-Track N ew s Hs had
w F lIa a fo r their warmth. The hair, he« prepare hiptsell by resting a tew
unlike th at of many nnimula, is itsjs_at laterlaken Then be may go
forth some line iao.nlng wtth a Jaunty
not hollow throughout its length, Alpine hat on his head, stout bools ea
but to divided into mnny w ater­ bis feet, a leellng of ennui la b it heart,
tig h t eelle filled w itb a ir, whichap and come back minus all threw. First
peaf to be under i om press ion, ao he w ill drive along a perfect road
th a t when the garments are through tiny villages, p a« rainbow-
tinted meadows fuH of wild flowers,
placed In water the hair, or wool, and turbulent little streams Then
awwlla Without breaking, and the road becontts sleeper, and tbs scenery
w t t r r r la buoyed up and does not about him grows ravage. The valley
readily sink If he falls overooard. btlow begins to look very tar away, the
The Best to be had in
Curry County, a t reason
able Prices.
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Legal Bla nks,
Any Thing,
^Briefs
! Posters,\
Envelopes,
Statements.
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Up o-date Work Done
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on Short Notice-
Satis fa ct on Guaranteed.
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Much garments are in common
use among the Swedes and N or
W ANTED
U K N N 1 8 CL’ N N IF F . li t . ,
A representative in this
county by a large real estate
corporation. Special induce­ Lep. 0 . 8. Minerei! Surreynr ¡
ment« to those who wish to
become fi nancially interested. ■Surveyor for the District oí Or-
cgon.
The ftnal fatate Security Co. .
Fortpcrahora Bldg. C H Ii'A «'). m . G obi B each, ♦ . . O rcg
D SWIFTMs
N o t ic e f o r P u b l i c a t io n .
DarABTWXKT o r TWX IxTXSIO».
Lan d Offlae a t Roseburg. O re.,
A p ril l i s t , 1908.
Notice is hereby given th a t Cornelius
* IV K Illl|p
A>9 A A lt t
V A I f i v e s V F a v | g v f le a
IM ff
filed uotice ni his in te a tio a to make U-
Dal cominutetinn proof in support of
his claim , vis: Homeatead E n try No.
14398 m u le February 19, 1807, fo r L>ts
9 ,4 , A K j 8 a }. Seetion IS. Township
39 South, Range til West, W . M , and
th a t eaid proot w ill be made before J.
II . Upton. U. S. Commissioner, a t his
office In lAtngioia, Oregon, on M on day
J u ly 30th, 1808.
H e names the following witnesses to
prove his oootinu us residence npon,
and ealiivstiou o f, the land, vis:
K . B. H a ll, o f P o rt O ifo rd , Oregon.
Cyras M ad d en ,of ”
In connection with'
in T h e E v e n iag T ele g ra m , e t Pert-
land, Oregon. I t la th e largest ev­
ening newspaper published in O iw
Iro n ; i t contains a ll the new s of thg
•to te and of the n atio n . T r y I t for a
ntfe. A sam ple ropy w ill he m ail,
to von free. Address
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THE TELEGRAM,
P O R T L A N D . OR.
Notice ie hereby given to a ll w h o *
it may concern, not to enter npon
or treepaee, in any manner, npn*
the lx nd of the undereigned, eitna-
teo near Denm ark, C urry county,
Oregon, for the purpose o f hunting
with gun« or doge, or fishiug. Ainu
not to leave any gate open on going
Ilirough, or otherwise treepaee in
Fxi ward Picket, o f ’’
tiny manner. Any peraon or par­
James Ellis, of
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BnuAMia I . Enny, Register, ' sons eo eateriag upon said premises
without my consent w ill be proee-.
cuted to the fu ll extent of the law,
H A R R Y W IL S O N
N o vi ex ie herehygiven tlia tU i
of Oregon, on June fig, 1808, i
for the 8 E | N E I o f See. 11, N E I
of Bee. 2, and N R ) N E ) and S E I
’ of
•I Sec. . *•>,
P- . 32 B , A*.
13, T * p
It . s*l
14 w
W . Ml
of fiv • Jn.,
^^.S
l-J iro
sUI-
and d
filed
in th
ia office lists of school
Indem nity selections in w hich is »elect­
ed said la n d ; and th a t said lists are
open to the public for lnspee.tion. Any
and a ll per.ons claim ing adversely the
above ilescribed land or any legal »ub-
dlviaion thereof, o r c la im in g the same
under the m ining tews, or desiring to
show sOid land to be more valuable for
m in eral titan for agricultural purposes,
o r to ol^ect to said selectione for any
law fu l reason, should file th eir claim s
or th e ir affidavits o f protert or coolest
In tills office.
I hereby de-ignatc the Port Orford
T rib u n e , nubiiahed at P o rt O rfoid. O r­
egon, as the newspaper in which tiie
above notice la to be publlrlied.
J. M . LAwaxaeg,
Receiver.
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were fortneomiog to enable them wheelbarrow with which to begin
to be redecorated. The newly-ap- work, to buy one o f these folding steel
pointed rector, Rev. J. H . K it cat, frame wheelbarrows, knocked down.
together w ith bis clergv, the mem and a* r* “
• ’ andearr’r **
Kero «» i k . i ^ . « i K ....'..k. _e , u
knocked-
bers
of the local branch of the home with
form him.
what Bv«n
wtth la lta Its wldth
Church of England « orking tha teDgth of Its handles, a folding
men’s society, and Mr. George steel frame wheelbarrow would make.
Lansbury, late socialist and rnd ,o r h,m - considerable of a bundle to
tea I candidate for Ilow and B ro m 1 carr)f; but ka ° ° " ,d Probabl^
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law r o , ro . n e t ,
, home without knocking down more
le y , aet to work to scrub, wash and
15 or n p^p), |D getting on and
pdint the school. The work w as og the cars w ith It, where he couldn't
expedfrtdbsly completed, and the have carried gg aid style wheelbarrow
P er ’ f " t '-'''M
H a ....P
Month
on th tr
C mitko S t a t m L amb O n ic i
sd to the body when the wheelbarrow
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Th< foIdillK ataai fram . wheelbarrow
may. by virtue of Its collapeibllity.
present another advantage. It is a
S,rdeD borrow. I t would be gulte pos-
F o r aome time past it had been
recognised th at the church schools
in Old Ford were in a very unaatia-
f.c to 7 condition, but no fu n d , ^
PATENTS
Notice to hereby given to a ll persons
whom i t may concern, not to ra te r up­
on o r trespass upon the premises e f Rli
Bagley, for the purpose of bunting nr
fishing w ith hook and line. Said p re­
mises are aituatol on Elk R iver, Curry
I C e e u ty , Oregon, ta d described aa fol­
lows . The West bsll of Section tsreo-
ty seven. Township th irty two Sooth,
Range fifteen West.
A n y person or pertars so treepoaa-
ag to r the purpose of h u n tin g , fishing,
or tre v e ile g th ough in an y shape form
or m anner, or tearing down fences, or
te a rin g out side gates open, o r moloat-
lag personal property, w ill be prosecu­
ted to tha f a ll e x te n ta f the law.
Wsn. R. Johnson,
Leasee of th * above
t
described premiere