The Port Orford tribune., October 14, 1908, Image 6

T h e l it t le Japanese g ardens d is­
p laced in the w indows o t florists
a re made ia th ia eo n n try. b a t by
Japanese a rtis ts .
“ W t im p o rt th e d w a r f p la n ts
an d trees used fo r th e purpose
fro m J a p a n ,” said one d e a le r to a
N e w Y o rk Bun re p o rte r.
“T h e
gardens a re constructed b y Jap- [
aneae m en here w hom w e em ploy j
f o r th e w ork.
“ H o w much are they? T h e ones
t h a t you see here range fro m
to
W e h a re m ore expensive
1 1 small gnaw
ones. These a re th e ffl oflea ia
i waa spoiled
* Juice « M greatly these round te rra c o tta pots.
people use them fo r Jar­
U r dyaetugs;
dinieres fo r th e i-entgr o f th e d in ­
salpb arena
in g ta b le . The coloring Is rich aa d
ad
g o d d ad th e lit t le gardens a l­
.ed bread, Bombay maoe and nut-
; marmalades « a re mixed gln- w ays in te re s t people.”
O nly Japanese a r t could achieve
and qstorad »1th coal-tar dyes;
was watered, skimmed and often these w o n d erfu l m in ia tu re g a r­
d irty; pepper contained llgaa, dens, m sny of th em not m o re th an
a «aed deal of the shell;
e ig h t inches scross.
sB«to
A p erfect illu s io n o f exten sive
coloring matter; preeerrlnx salts
tatanJ sdiphareoa, boraclc, fiouric landscape is won by th e elever
benzole adds, etc.
placing o f th e tin y d w a rfe d trees,
he report complains of the Indlf- th e a r t f u l tw is ta g lv e b to w ee g ra v ­
mce shown By the masses regard-
eled paths, th e c a re fu lly arra n g ed
parity and reliability of articles
odd, sad the custom which prevails vtotas.
The sm allest gardens are , as a
srge cities of haring the sr smln n
e of seeh arttelss made h r persona ru le , g ro w n in lit t l e sh allow p o r­
experts.
celain dishes o f p re tty design and
coloring. T h e la rg e r gardens a re
RIFT OF OUTCH PEOPLE. g ro w n in sh a llo w e a rth e n w a re
pots, b ow l shaped.
Properties to Fepnlatieu,
Flooded w ith b rig h t sunshine
th e gardens show off to th e best
ad van tag e.
“ I love m in e in th e sunset lig h t,”
says a w om an w ho is so devoted to
* a
h e r g ard en th a t she has had a spe­
leal, excellent
•rttoa to population, their c ia l high sta n d m ade fo r i t to rest
w e f -the richest In the on in a b ow w in d ow , w here it m ay
y are eeenao poll tan, end
eateh an a d m ira b le a ll round lig h t.
1 la ths tercet a u n t e f
“T h e effect o f th e golden lig h t
L They were the drat sad
Its buyers a t (failed Btetas th ro ug h th e l it t le old pine trees ia
IM S.-bet did not
stu n nin g, and orange streaks slip
issess. heeordlag to eotl- o ver th e l it t l e law n s in jn s t th e
w a y th ey do over re a l law ns.
> Batch capital to
“ W h e n dusk comes th e garden
tM4,M0i0M -1» lareeted In
>ndn and «haras
to d e lig h tfu l, so d a rk and bosky
naslaa bonds and shares,
and cool. A n d in th e m oonlight?
gs seats of Dutch capital
W e ll, yon ju s t o ug h t to see the
I la Mexican government
t bonds sad shares o f Mex- m o o nligh t on m y garden, lighten-
up th e d earest lit t l e w h ite pagoda
1 and Industrial compaalas^
gorsrnntsnt aad railroad
on the- side o f a steep h ill.
luetrte-Huagary. Portugal
“ M y g ard en ’s p o e try to mo a ll
lua other countries. and a
th e tim e. T h ro u g h i t I keep sense
it Is working profltebly In
o f sum m er n ear me a ll th ro ug h th e
sdtaa colonies In
ubhsr plantations, the mla-
w in te r m onths.”
KEEPS IN STOCK,
G R O C E R IE S, Tie Best,- Oaly,
IJ It A- G0OD8
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English Walnut, Fruit Trees,
Shrubs, Plants, Etc.
Oregon is wonderfully adapted io the growing of
ENGLISH WALNUTS, it ie their true home. Large
plantings are being made, numerous trees in bearing,
producing tremendous erope yearly, in proof. A email
grove gives independent income, is the coming great in­
industry. Big profile, em ail outlay of capital. Write
today for Free catalog, a treatise telling conditions and
results, also N ursery catalog.
BROOKS ¿SONS,
W alnul Nursery.
Carlton, Oregon.
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JOURNAL Aad. TRIBUNE.
je^fBayega.
"flmerkatt.
.• b gateo» nr
MttoUotl oí an]
ths capful of all Dutch
companies at rto.M 4.000.
m not embrace ths numer-
ompaales which bars their
■ U the colonies and la
ntrles. The Netherlands,
x lth s r coal nor Iron, Is not
urlng country of note, sad
cct U even surpassed by
n-laad. alto haring neither
in. Ths Dutch are full of
elal spirit and haes a large
□irlue. The rural Inhabl
v e n to dairying, entile rate
ticuUnra, In which
B o o ts and Shoes.
Notice is hereby g iven to all whom
I t may concern, not to ehter upon, or
trespass in any m anner upon the Star
Ranch, situated a t L anglois, C urry
C ounty, Oregon, for the purpose of
h un tin g w ith guns or dogs, or o th er­
wise t res pa in an y m an ner.
A n y peraon or persons so enterin g'
upon said premises w ithout ray eon-
« b u t w ill be prusecuted to the f u ll ex­
ten t of the law.
F b a x m Tsousax.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of California.
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T imbkh L akd , A c t J u n k 3, 1878.—
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T h is to th e w ay in w hich M a rk
T w a in once introduced G en. Jo­
seph R. H a w le y a t a p ublic m eet­
ing, according to the H a rtfo rd
T im e s : “ I see I am ad vertised to
introd u ce the speaker o f th e even
ing, Gen. H a w le y , o f C onnecticut,
and I see it is th e re p o rt th a t I
<L"
am to m ake s p o litic a l speech.
N o w , 1 m ust say this is an e rro r.
I IN PARLIAMENT.
I w asn’t constructed to make
stu m p speeches, and on th a t head
ha Tims ef
(p o litic a l) I have only th is so
say: F ir s t, see th a t you vote.
Second, see th a t yo u r neighbor
ladles dt birth aad guallty set
votes.
L a s tly , see th a t yo u rse lf
ctl w ith ths Saxon W itaa. Ths
o r neighbor don’t scratch the
H ilda presided U 'S a eocltei-
tic k e t.
G en. H a w le y w as presi­
syaod, says Antlnquitles of
d en t o f th e C o n tin e n ta l commis­
greet council nt
sion. W a s a g a lla n t soldier ia
D. «94. the abbesses th e w ar.
H e has been governor
and five of them
o f C onnecticut, m em ber o f con­
the decrees of that council
gress, and was president o f the
rlth ths king, bishops and no
convention th a t n om in ated A b ra
Edgar's charter to the abbey
ham L in co ln.”
land, A. D. K t . was w ith the
Gen. H a w le y — T h a t nom inated
t of the sobles sad abbesses,
G ra n t.
bscrlbsd the charter,
T w a in — H e says i t w as G ra n t,
enry 111 sad Edward JM time
ibsssss were summoned to
b u t I know b e tte r. H e to a mem
t, rlx . a t Shaftesbury. Barking,
h er of m y Church a t H a rtfo rd , and
ry, of Winchester, and of WU-
th e a u th o r o f ‘ B e a u tifu l snow.’
But 1
• IM h year of Mdward I I I were M aybe he w ill deny th a t.
by w rit to peril« meet, to am ooiy here to give him a c h a r­
ire by their proxies, Mary, ac ter fro m his la a t place.
Aa a
t Norfolk. Alienor, countess pure citizen , I respect him , a a a
I. Anas Dlspensor. Pbllllp-
personal frie n d o f years I have
■s of March, Johannas Fits
neu, oountess of Pembroke. the w arm es t regard fo r h im ; aa
a neighbor whose vegetable g a r
St. Paul, oountess of
srgarel de Roos. Matilda, den Joins m ine, w hy— why, 1 w atch
it Oxford, Catherine, count
him .
T h a t ’s noth ing ; w c a ll de
at. These ladles were called
th a t w ith any neighbor.
Gen.
iroxles, s privilege peculiar
H a w le y keeps his promises, not
to appear and net by
only ia p riv a te b u t in public. H e
to an e d ito r w ho believes la
Parliam ent and (Jett.
w h a t be w rite s ia his ow n p ap er.
Jolt is sapremo at W m tm lastor. I t A a th e a u th o r of “ B e a u tifu l
a seo a croup at members la the lob
Snow” be added a new pang to
laughing. or lounging or yawning
w in te r. H e to broad souled, gen
erous, noble, lib e ra l, a liv e to his
---------------, -------------bo graapteg ail
, peteaUalttlee et tea pollUoal situ
m o ra l and relig io u s oeapoaeibil-
itlLa. W h e n e v e r tb e e o n trib u tio a
any fär­
box
was passed I « e v e r knew him
be
to ta k e o u t a cent. H e is a a q a a r e ,
t od
tru e , hoaeet m an l a politics, a a d
I m ust say be occupies a m ig h ty
lonesome position.
W A NTED
A represenU live io tbjg
county by a large real estate
corporation. Special induce-
menta to those who wish to
become financially interested.
The Reni Ratal« Security Co.
Fort Derate»™ Bldg. ctK'AOiL I*
W e have several parties who are
looking for hotsestead locations or re-
linquishaseste, also state good tim b er
claims.
I f y .w know of any goad
........... Sis J or t im te r claims. I t w ill pay
yon to w rite ns. A d d r e s s A m u Ra
altv O a , 2S6 F allin g Bldg., Portland
Oregon.
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W A S M IN S T O N , D . O .
F o rt Orford, County of C urry, State
S S O O l of
of O regon, has this day Hied In thisof-
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WAS HONEST IN POLITICS.
Twain, Stumping (or
Told Ssactly What B s
O il C lo th in g ,
T re s p a s s N o t ic e .
ad other metals, petroleum
A financial book of
H ats a n d Gaps,
m ■«. 350.
flee his «worn statem ent No. 9001, for
the purchase of the H E) N W ) & Ixda
1 & 2 of Section No. 11. iu Township
No. 33 South, Range No. lb W ta i, and
w ill offer pr- of to show th a t the land
sought Is more valuable for its tim lie r
or stous than for agricultural purposes,
and to establiss his c laim to said land
before J . H. Upton, U .*8. Comm ision-
er a t Langlois, Oregon, on Thursday,
the 3rd day of September, 19u8.
H e names as witnesses:
C. A. Langlois, of P o rt O rford, Oreeon.
H . W . Burnham of
”
E L . W id e
of
W . T W h ite
of
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Any and a ll persons c la im in g ad­
versely the above described lands A te
requested to fl'e-their claim s in t ds o f­
fice on or hefore said 3rd day of Sep­
tem ber, 1908.
B n u u n i . K ddt . Rs g is er.
DSWIFT«(s
N o tic e fo r P u b lic a tio n .
DBFABTMSirr 0» tub I ktxxiob .
Land Offloe at Rosebnrg, Ore.,
A p ril 21st. 1908.
Notice is hereby given th a t Cornelius
F ie ld in g of Port O rford, Oregon, has
filed u o ticao i h is intentiou to make fl-
nal com m utatinipproof in support of
his claim , vis: Homestead E n try No
1482» msile February 19, 1907, fo r Ixits
», 4. A E ) H ) . Seciiou IS, Township
82 South, Range 15 West, W . M , and
th a t said prooi w ill be made before J
H . Upton U. 8. Cow nrseioner, at bis
office Tn la n g lo is , Oregon, on M onday
J t t W t t h. 1908.
nam e- the following witnesses t<
prove bis « in tim i us residem-e upon
and cultivation o f. the land, vis:
E . B. H a ll, of Port o fo ld , Oregon.
Cvrna M adden, of ”
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Edw ard Picket, of ”
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Jum e- Ritte, of
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P O R T L A N D , OB.
N o tic e for P u b lic a tio n . ■>
U . 8 . L an d Office a t Roseburg, Oregon.
Ju n e 92, 1908.
Notice is hereby g iven th a t
M IN N IE B U R N H A M .
of P o rt Orford, O regon, w ho, on Ju n e
22, 1908, made T im b e r and Stone ap­
plication, N - . 10171, (or W | SW M ,
Section 1, Tow nship 32 8 , Range 14
W est, W illa m e tte M e rid ia n , has filed
notice c f intention to m ake final Proof,
to establish c ls im to the la n d above
described, before J. H . U p to n, a t Lang­
lois, on the 1st day of Octobor, 1908.
C la im a n t names as witnesses:
H a rry W B urn haul of P o rt Orford, Or.
Chester Langlois of
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Tliad'leas G reen of
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Ed W e lls
of E ckley
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B E N J A M IN L. E D D Y , R egister.
U n it s » H tatbs L amp Orrwx,
Roseburg, Oregon. June 96,1908.
N o n e s I s hereby given th a t the State
T e W hom I t M a y C e s e s ra .
of He- . 13, ip . ax D
and filed in this office lists of school
in d e m n it -elections is w hich is »elect­
ed said la n d ; and th a t said lists are
open to the public for inspection. Any
and a it |>eraoos claim ing adveraely the
above described land or any legal sub­
division thereof, o r c la im in g the same
under the m ining tows, or desiring to
show said land to he more valuable for
m in eral than for sgrlcuKoral purposes,
o r to obje-1 to sal-l selections for an y
law fu l reason, should file th eir claim s
or th e ir affidavits o f protest o r contest
in this office.
I hereby de-ignate the Port O rford
T rib u n e , published a t P o rt Orford. Or-
n, as the newspaper in which the
ve notice Is to be published.
J . M . L awbxncb ,
Receiver.
The Best to be had in
Curry County, a t reason­
able Prices.
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Legal Blanke,
A ny Thing,
Satisfacton Guaranteed
a=
i O wners.
P o rtland , O ra
T resp ass N o tice .
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T he undersigned hereby give notice
th a t they are the owners o f the South
h alf o f flection 1«, Tow nship th ir ty
three, South ran ge fourteen W e s t o f
W illam ette m eridian, Oregon. A ll par­
ties are warned not to trespass upon o r
make any locations, e ith e r placer 01
q uarts claim a n t their peril.
N o ti« - is hereby given to a ll persona
whom it may eooeern, not to enter up-
od or trespass upon the premises of E li
Bagiev, for the purpose of hunting, or
fishing w ith hook and line. Bald p re.
mlses are situated on E lk R iver, Curry
County, Oregon, end described os fol­
lows. The West h alf of Section twen­
ty seven, Townabip th irty two Sooth,
Range fifteen West.
Any person o r pgrsors m treepase-
ag to r the purpose of b u n tin g , fishing,
or tra w lin g thiough in any shape form
or m anner, or tearing down fsnees, or
leaving out side gates open, o r molest­
ing personal property, will be prosecu­
ted to the to ll extent o f the law.
W m . R. Johnson,
Lessee of ih - above
deecrib«! pren.iees
I n connection w ith
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