The Port Orford tribune., November 25, 1908, Image 2

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TRIBUNE,
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HARDY T. b TEW AKT.
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tat <t»u t» enicb row »»«- i
OUR A -ilW l»*
3. It Mg«, Bandea Oregon-
. I. N. Mo»ctr, Gobi Beaeh, Ore.
xauan avrav vxgMMtay enousa.
J rAlie report« from L-mdoo are
. correct, Great Brita n will follow
America's pretxt! at in »ending a
lMt-lhfaitip fleet 1« a «u w c around
ths world. The «atbuaiaatic recep-
ioii given Admiral Sperry and his
men by Me» Zealand and Australia
cauai-d some astonishment in E ng­
land, and It is hinted that the pro
po»sd cruisa ia for the purpose of
txptiy reminding tha antipodean
ootoniM that Great Britain atill
¿t. ria in leash R«e biggest nary that
su.'.t llte aeaa.~y
To Withdraw Tract of Land.
The General Laad Office hae de
cided to withdraw on January 20,
ilKW. 91 SOfl-aerea fiom the Unip
qua Fortet Reserve. This embraces
ettine of thq finest dairying, fruit
end timber lands in Oregon, being
located in Cooe , Western L m e and
tto n g ln a
.
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ift
D cafuess C ast
«V
¡have learned some things, snd
Why Ha
ib»
continue to learn. A party w
-
1» o u lj one
»oSth.
s«r.
in« In Oregon will henceforth
• Y«m advertised (hat jruu bad wsrto«
11» ijr co««Utu-
iw 4 by rb In-
no easy job on i»a band«. Journal. found g |«okal book, 1 ImlievaT f}|j|
UntDS «4 U*»
a a M adlUua #4 th«
«sked Die man who liad coma to the S K a u n ,t»
r h i« » T u b .^ .
m l* tu b. U IstU m ed
you have • runMTng «.and w lm iwrtw t ‘«’•r-
door in answer-tu his ring.
ing.aB & w bea It 1» entirely cUMcd. « e s t o e » 1»
” 1 did.”
in« result, sod o n k M ilm tnSaanstlbB «aa be
CURRENT TOPICS.
of
take» o ut and tkla tube re»t«n»t to " • oo'oial
“You ray 11 contained a sum
c o -lt ilo n . hearing will be de'iroyeJ ta w » « :
money?” '
t - ■ • - '
f u»n«
oat Often arc c asw 'l bf Csiarrh,
“ Yes.”
» b i d . la nothing but an taflanieil « » d il l« » ol
Editor Tarwjs«:— in your last J
**A very large f um of mwn-y, * | ^ u T w lU t f r e One II u .,«<•« Pollara foe sag
! wrote: “ What greatly militated fact?”
- » « o f l)e*htea»(.-aut»-.l by catarrh) that naw-
, o -u b e - urertby lUll M alarritCur*. Send lor
I (nut uiitigaiyd) against Bryan was
“ Yea.”
...
. . . . .
n t ,
vlrewUr» free. V 1. < llgRCY *
Tu,' d " -0
¡iiia insi’ ieiicc, loud and prolonged,
“ Ami that the .»win r could have «nW by pmggiat’ «c.
l i s t the country return to medieval same by naming the sum found and! “r‘k* »*"’»»»“ *»
«atUre««»
met ho. Is of competitive industry." describing the |«x‘kei book?”
And I will now add that, while such
“ Y e a . Gp on.”
Three or four dm tnm crs, sa y s
a program had «lie effect of array
“That ia all I wished to nsk.”
Com fort, hud « ü gaged in a warm
ing not siui*e the present trusts
‘•Rot you will have to g iv e a dea- d iscussion ever the bane o f the
solidly against him, but of the al criptton of the purs« yoii lost before drummer's existen ce on the road.
m ost myriad ooqtoraiiims of the you can put in a claim .”
the “drumm er's tax”—not so bud
¡M it used to be, however,»wlieu
smaller calibre who forres their fin-
• 'I l o s t n o p u r s e ”
sm all tow n s all over t i e country
i.b if they too do not combine.
“ You di.ln’t?” “
levied trib ute on- every travelin g
Ifei.ee these lattter were in no post
“N o sir.”1
man who visit' d them.
tior. to take chances with a man in
“Then why have you called?”
’“By J u re,” said. >' m en from a*
the presidential chair whom all
“ Merely to see what a man looks
credited with hwneary, firmness aud like who will llud a large sum of N ew York silk firm, “you ought
to try it o v er on the’ other aide.
courage.
money and then ad vertise the fact in W hat they do here iau’t to he
the papers instead of hiding it spoken o f in eontparison. H w
In tlie operations of the trusts down cellar.
Good day, sir.”— it is m erely n amul, local m atter.
we behold great economies of pro­ Judge’s Library.
Over there it ia nnth nal. A t lea st
duction and distribution, in fact
it is for any of us who com e from
ibe trust furnishes a very striking
foreign countries. In Denmark,
for in stance, there is an annual
example of socialized industry, and
N o m e D o g T e a m W in« F ro m
ta x o f $42.88 if a man Represents
points the way to aociiiiaaiion on a
a R aceh orse
one house and half thut for each
larger scale, that ia, to the ultimate
other bouse represented. In N or­
nationalisation of our industries
Seatil^TWaah., Nov 1 6 — A spe w ay you have to have a trade pass
whereby the u bole peopftsi nql a few
cial to the Rust Intelligence -from good for 30 days, costin g $26.80.
of them, will profit by combined
France is ea sier md you don’t
Noma eaya:
endeavors aud rational processes.
One o f the m ost interesting races have an yth ing but a business
ever witnessed <>n the Seward Penin­ pasaj ort, which coats no more
There would be no rational ob­
sula, and perhaps the most unique than you w ant to pay. In H o l­
jection to our trusts if any method
that has occurred for years, was a land you have to have an indus
trial tax receipt, which co sts six
could be devised whereby their ra­
race between a racehorse and dog
lollara. In Sweden th e price is
pacity and greed and tendencies to
team here Satuaday, the dog team the sam e aa in N orway, $26.80,
corruption could be curbed.
winning by 50 seconds in a 10 mile and if yon try Jo g et out of it you
course.
will catch a fln«- of from the price
Large resources combined in the
Ben Freymer, on Jake Berger’s of th e trade pass up to $184, and
hands o f uur Irlists have templed
more'Dolly, celebrated in Alaska, they are stric t abont it, too.
them to corrupt and criminal Jcour
raced with Coke Hill's dog team
“In A ustria you htrve only to
sea and will not be disputed by
from Hus city to the mouth of Deg show a j>roper trade license and
many observing
persons,
That
tor Creek and returh, a distance of in Sw itserland a business p a ss­
many of out Courts, our legislators,
ten miles. The trail was in good port. They don’t cost any more
uur politicians soid even.our preach­
a(je j than you want to give up to the
condition and fast time was m
1 eh a
w ho le t yon have them . ,n
ers have been reached and debauch­
by both horse and dogs. The mare R ussia tfie pjice is $25.75 a s trade
ed by predatory wealth, ia current-
slipped while running on a little tnx and $5.15 extra a s a communal
ly taken as a matter of courso by
hillside and lost some groun-i.
tax. And if you are a Jew you
thinking people. The example oi
Within three weeks another race don’t w ant to go to R ussia to sell
three Supreme Court Justices on
will be run ns a consequence of the' goods. You may lie all right, but
the Pennsylvania bench haviug
dissatisfaction, an<t.enougli money R ussia does n t like that kind and
been suggested and promoted from
waa in tight today to make the sh ow s it by pushing the ‘df-ummer
26 Wall Street, sufficiently illur-
side bet» 10,000 which found ready tax* on J ew s up to $275.50, be-
trates the power of oue trust ( tin
kides tb» couiiuuhal tax of £5.15.
takers.
'
St-in.i|iy d O il) to corrupt the very
England's the place, though,
where you want to go. T h at’s the
fonutains of justice in a great stole.
great fra ' trade land and you can
E m p ero r a n d E m p resa o f
go anyw here and everyw here and
Let the Nation (the People) own
C hina D ea d .
se ll to anybody and etery b o d y and
the trusts and govern our indus­
never pay a penny. They are so
tries democratically, and the inceu
free over there thpt-, by Jove, you
live to cheat and debauch willceasc,
Tokio, Nov. 16.— It was learned alm ost feel like asking the coun­
for it ia inconceivable that the peo­ here today from a high official try to pay you a few hundred n
ple would find any comfort or sourop al , ’ekih that the dowager year ju st because you are there.”
amusement in the ope. ,iiou ol empress of China died suddenly
cheating themselves.
lust Saturday morning at 2:30
The dairyiug and fruit lands will
be rubject, to the Homestead Act ou-
• iy , hut the timber lands will be tak-
~»n up uniter the timber and stone
la v .
One of the peculiar features of
thi -» npeniag is that squatters rights
will ba recognised. After December
AL persona may settle on the land
and prepare to make it their home
The. rights of such squatters will be
it •.■ognised^os prior to those arho
(file on January 20.
it is expected that tiiere will be a
great rush for these lands, owing to
the fact that similar land in that
section is held at from 150 to 1300
per acre. The proposed railroad
from Drain to Marshfield runa di
rectly H.iongh the center of this
tract which will be thrown open.
This acema to disprove the charge
math against Ibe government that
; ast aerea are being reserved for the
But do-1 hear it hinted that the
benefit of the lumbermen and that
boas fide homeseetere are teing people are tint ‘‘brainy” enough to
operate great industries, yet it is »
shut out.— Exchange.
fact that the people—common peo
pie— wage earne« if you please—
Plea for Rntroactiwn
<lo now operate all of the great in ­
dustries of the world. Ruckefellet
'i-wator Fulton in his speech at
Roger, and Archiboid would be
the Republican ratification meeting ** helpless as infanta if called upon
Saturday aver og urged a return t o ! 10
t>,e * ”r't ° f refining oil. They
the convention system of making wer® wage earners whose sk ill work
nomination, in Oregon. I lia natu- ¡®^ o,,t "D
'he pmceaaes of refin
ral for the senator to look at this ,n3- packing and shipping oil. As
mnitur from a personal point uf a mailer oi fact. Rockefeller, Rog
view, after ids experiences lhje [erannd Archiboid occupy simplv
year, ami he could not be expected the rule of vultures and dror.is and
to have a gt»«i opinion of the now« parasites, which ucL-U|miiun requires
notion ttf oliuers at primaries. The not braias, but cunning. And if
j riraaty ay»lo>n was rt-sponailde, he the crowd of industrial vaiupiies
thin. ». for his defeat, uttbougb ia should suddenly die, every one of
tri bei is mistaken;/he was liiaaself them, the oil bnatucee would go
res possible, by putting himself in right on, whibii fact wmild prove
¡qsisition to the direct election, in tlial “ lirains” such as theirs In.d
- ^■ «4, o f senators by Uia |>w»ple; never liecu essential factors in the
hbt ns he failed oTVehomiirntion ua- buaiuaes.
1
o'clock and that the death o f the
emperor occurred after the death of
the empress.
The announcement was made by
an official of the imperial govern­
ment, who stated that the dowager
einprcs»,T.-xe ILi An, had died Sat­
urday morning and that the emper­
or had died Saturday evening at 6
o’clock.
it'­
l l is strongly suspected here that
both tha Chinese rulers were mur­
dered, either directly »or by slow
poisoning. It is known that the
emperor and dowager empress had
not been ftiendly for years, because!
of the progressive tendencies of the j
emperor. It ia thought that both
rulers died as the result of an elab­
orate web of intrigue that has been
woven with Chinese patience iu the
celestial court for many years.
An imperial edict issued today
proclaimed Prince Ch’un, the bro­
ther of the dead emperor, regent of
China, and Pu Yi, his son, the cm-
««
M n « r *«#•
peror.
d i* the priaaaey law Jiaiaagainst it,
The Chinese press is unanimous
and J< sires a reversion to the old
In this connection It may prove
machine si-atom.
instructive to note that after the in hoping for peace ia China.
Under the pres<«t law convee “brainy” Iwg four, Stanford, Cruel)
lion* can be held and “recommend ar A Co. died, each gorged with fS
wti ine” made Mid If the people gen »tokn millions, (be Central and
r .o y could he fairly r«-pie.«euted Soul,tern Pacific Itailronds w, nt
A representative in this
n fv i j r iiiveiitioaa it might be right on a* before, operated by *a«e
county by a large real estat«
laterastioasl Csrrejpcnience Schools
w ill en »ugh to do this; but every­ earners, who «loue had “ TOain»”
Bn 7W. S c r ,f « , r».
corporation. Special induce­ •
Plea«« v tp t« (a . w it> * « t fwv«b«r « ’ ü < w i« i a s w>y
body knows that no s-ioner would enough to make the system worth
ment« to those wjio wish to
p a rt, fcww I e»u om IM
t h»» » tA »r*» » » IM r t il
tbopwedtiwii bwtor« « lit t » I Beve « a r t e 4 X
.
the Cunvtnliou system tin revived one copper cent a mile.
become financially interested.
tb in it would fail into the hands of
>• r
J. H CrTiwt.
Ltpettog Mb
T h e R eal E state S e e n rity Co.
•i nitti-bine, of a few boasrs, Chat
Langl-d», Greg.
FortJ Dersborn Bldg. CHIt AO ». Ill
Me
•"
i - j - -o»
"eUl«” ■MMSinalinne or recommend
P
u
«
W
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»
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.tioni would invariably
mad«,
AcgW«*: tèrsi Or» Noe
ami tin people wi<uid have to ac
H r m » .»
orr PMrnbsr
c> )>) the old conditions or smash
I
the »late in (he primaries—in d in
“ H ow are your bowels?" This is generally the first ques­
S good *uany c-iscs the latter would
tion the doctor asks. I|e knows what a sluggish liver
I- done, or it not lit« aowinces
com-
would he beaten hv ndiiMity party
H •••••« « " » •» » ••» «-» « • • • • • • • *
. .uni dales aC the pu 1-,
.
and
general
8*« or-A dd nas ILO. NEWTON,
' So it i* doubtful if even from a
debility
are
often
promptly
relieved
by
a
good
liver
pill.
Marshfield. Oregon.
t»a*ty point of view Senator Fulton’«
W e wish you would talk With your own doctor about
•«¡vice in wie«. Die |»npls are not
this subject. Ask him at the same time if he approves
toibwvsu ignimihi to « w i t « ••
w *««$• T mr VSvfor«'*
o f Ayer's Pills. P o as l.e s - vs.
Tc
ÜtU’ir rr.O 4.4t»»*, «r:r
fpL
. the j warn.« few yiars «g„
They
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A
W ANTED
T h e D octor’s First Question
-tidtoeP c la im s
AMES S. JOHNSTON
I wilt consider the puraliaae of flr,
eo-lar orpine 'iwi’prtilatiuB, located io
T wnships&l to -It south, Ranges IS
14 no.1 15 West of the Willamette Me.
ridiaa, oft* red for anlfi by th« original
locators.
Axoua (a. Mackay,
Port Horon, Michigan.
:V -'
(Successor to John R. Miller.)
> l l ß H O I I z V ^ rr \
Wo have several part lea who art
looking for liomesteiul locations or re
linqolshtnents, also saute pood timber
claims. Jf yoo know ot any good
homestead or timber claims, U wliipay
you to writ« us. A ddressA m nut Be
altv Co , 225 Failing Bldg., Portland
Oregon.
O rfo rd , O r r ^ ^ ,
Register.
IN THE COUNTY COURTJ?0B THE
COUNTY OF CURRY, STATE OF
, OREGON.
In the Matter of the Estate < f ) Cita-
N. P. Jurgensen, deoeaaed. / tion.
To Anna Jorgensen, Chris Jorgen­
sen, Peter Jurgensen^ Daniel Jorgen­
sen, Mary Jurgensen and Ida Jurgen­
sen, and all other persous interested
in said Estate.
W bkkiah , .-ippliration having been
made in due form to the above-named
Court an die 13th day of August, 191)6,
by Ames Johnston, administrator of
said Estate for an order and license di­
recting, authorizing ai d empowering
him to sell the Real Estate belonging
to the Estate of said decedent, and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: Ei of NWJ
and Lots one, two, of section 22, T. 32
8. ofB . 16 W„ Willamette Meridian.
Containing One hundred and forty-two
and tortyone-hundrethü of an acre' The
E’i of NE?i of section 21, T. 32 A. of R.
16 W., Willamette Meridian, contain­
ing 80 acres.
And Whereas, said Court fixed on
the Silt day of October, 1908, at 10
.o’clock, A. M., at the Conrt Room of
this Conrt in the Court House in Gold
Beacii, Couuty and State of Orggoh, as
the time and plate for hearing any and
all objections to raid Petition and the
granting of eaid order and license of
sale.
Therefore, In .the Name of the State
of Oregon, You; and each of you are
hereby citod, directed and requited to
1« amt appear at said time and pla
theu and there to show cause, if any
you have or if any exist! why an orJer
of rale showtd not be made, as in the
Petition prayed for, and wby said Pe-
titiou should not be granted and said
order and licenre should not issue.
Witness, the Hon. E. A. K ailuy ,
Judge of said Court with the seal of
said Court affixed this 13th day of
August, A. D. 1908. .
T imbjsjl L an » A ct , J une 3, 1878,—
N o tic e for P u b lic a tio n .
United States Land Office,
Ron-burg, Oregon, April 10, 1908.
Notice is hereby given, that In oom
pllance with the provisions ot the Act
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
“An Act for the s»ly of Timber Lands
In the 8tates of California, Oregon", Ne­
vada and Washington T' territory,”
extended to all Pul shUe Land States
Act of August 4. 1892,
Loci» McDiamn
of Hixton, County of Jackson, State of
Wisci'liBin. filed in this office on Aug­
ust 8th, 1907 his s«orn statement No.
»619 for the purchase of the NJ NEW,
8EJ BE4, NEJ 6EJ of Beotion No. 24 in
Township No 33 South of Range No.
15 West. W. M., Oregon, sod will
offer proof. to show that the land
sought ¡»more valuable for its timber
or »tone than fur agricultural purp<«es,
and to establish liis claim to said laud
I cfore the Register and Receiver of
this office, at Roseburg, Oregon, on
Wednesday the 21st day of October,
1908
He nnmes as witnesses:
William A Leonard of Portland, Ore.
William E Pratt, and.
Hurry A Miller of Hixton Wisconsin,
Henry Colvin of Gold Beach,Oregon.
Frank J. Leonard, of Kirby, Oregon.
Anv and all persons claiming ad­
versely the above described lands aie
requi«stcd to file their obilins in this of­
fice on or before said ‘21st day of Octo­
ber, 190*.
B kxj . imir L E ddy , Register.
T imber L and A ct , J ose 3, 1878,-
N o tice For P u b lic a tio n ,
United States I-and Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, May 7th, 190«.
Notice Is her. by given that in coi
plianoe with Ibe provisions of the Act
ol Congress of June 8, 1878, entitled
"An Act for the sale of Timber lands
in the States of California, Oregon, Ne-
va-ht, and Washington Territory.” as
extended o a ll Pi Mie Land ¡States by
an set of Anguat 4,1892,
HERBERT N. WELCH
of Portland, Countv of Multnomah,
State of Oregon, filed in thia office on
April 9tb, 1908, his sworn stab;ment
No. 10001 for the purchase of the N W W
of hection No. IS In Township No. 33
South of Han go No. 15 W’. W. M., Ore
an>l will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its
timl or or stone than for agricultural
purpose», and 10 aatshlieh his claim to
said land ladare the Register aud Re­
ceiver of tills office, at Roseburg, Ore-
gor, < n T"urs«J*y the 17th day of De­
cember, l»w.
He itamee us witness*«;
H. Elmir Poe, of Roseburg, Oregon.
1 Wiliiam (Juinn.of
” t-
, ’•
1 Ch«rl,» Neilsen, of Port Orford ”
F>a k F C ok. of
r Irwin (J W illiam son, of R os-hnrg. Ore.
T. H. Mehl, of •'oqniile, Oregon
i "
Any and »11 persons claiming ad-
»•■l> Hie abov, | lescrihed lands am
reqi ueet-ii to file tbclr . film s in this ol-
fire rob
on or before refd iTfh day o t De-
cemtier, 1901.
R kxj «ara I. 4 Dnr, Register.
J
N E W G O OD S,
snd fresh supplies will he received by every steamer. It shall lie
my putpoee to keep a full stock of everything required by the
rudo iu the line of
trad
Notice fop Publication.
Dsi-ASTMa.-rr or thk I ktsb « ob ,
Land Office at It weburg. Oregon,
May 27th, tat*.
N ones is hereby given that
MARY A. NEILSEN
of Port Orford, Oregon, who on Aug.
31st, luOS, nude Tinilwr Entry No.
O1006, tor SEl NW J and. Lots 1 atad 2,
Section 11, Townskip X« South
K tinge 16 West, willanjotie Me-
ridtun, luto filed notice ol Inten­
tion to make final proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be­
fore LeH. Upton, U. S. Commissioner,
at LaúgTuia, Oregon, on the 19th day
of December, 190«.
,
Claimant names as witneascs:
Nells O Neilsen, of Port Orford, Oregon,
diarios latug, of
“
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Eugene White, of
George Forty, of
”
B husmim L. E pdy ,
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G ROC KRIKS au4
a
a
s
^
»VISIONS,
BOOTS
1 1 1 «mi « SHOK
«
/ g
MKNS’ and BOYS, CLOTHING,
L A D IE S ’ DRESS GOODS,
H A R D W A R E, G R A N ITE and TIN W A R E,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, P IP E S
C A N D Y , N W S and NOTIONS.
?
Ip fact, a supply o f everything usually kept in a well stocked
General Merchandise Store.
E—
ORDERS TAKEN FOR ANY ARTICLE NOT IN STOCK.
Call and examine goods ar»d get prices.
HÚS«»M
—
GENERA^ MERCHANDISE,
G roceries <fc P ro v isio n s
^ P o r t O rfo rd , C u r r y
C o u n ty , O r e .l^
B A R G A IN S
In
l^verytliiiify.
Ladies' & Gents* Furnishing Goods,
Dry Goids
f flats and Caps
Boots and Shoes
Cigars and Tobacco. '
w— w a r— —
.,«-rew .'ai.«are t ? > '
p in e A sso rtm e n t of
I.iMili«1!*«’
Ooo<l&, intlMlillK.
o a l i o o s , fln x in e lH , e t c ,
■ '
■
H a rd ttia re & T io ta a re ,
Jfarness, L eath er, etc...
AJJ G o o d s N e w
O rd e rs
ta k e n
a n d U p -to -d a te .
fo r a e rtife s n o t in
stock
A first class miPinerv shop In -con­
nection with store?
C & ll, g e t o u r p r i c e s , a n d b e c o n v in c e d .
N. C. NIELSEN.
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
DirlBTMXWT OP THK InTIKIUB
United Bto'ea Land Office, Roseburg,
Oregon, August 17, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the Run to
Fe Pacifie Railway Company, by A. P.
Fulkerson, its Attorney In Fact, whose
POBtoffice address is Roseburg, County
ot Duugla», State of Oregon, hae tiled
iu this office 1rs application to select
under the provisions of the Ai t of June
4, 1897 (80th Statutes, Ml the Southeast
Quarter of Section 32, ¿Township 31 8.,
R. 13 West of the Willamette Meridian
Oregon.
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Any and all perrons claiming ad
vereely the land above described, or de­
siring to object beenuse of the mineral
ohnractey of the said land, or for any
other reason, to the disposal to the ap­
plicant should file their affidavits of
protest on or before the 7th day of Oc-
totier, 1!M)8.
Coal land.
B imamtm L E ddt , Register.
I hereby designate the Port Orford
tribune, published at Port Orford, Or­
egon, as the newspaper in which the
above notice should be published.
B uma M jv L E ddt
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
D kpahtmkmt or the I ntebior ,
U. 8. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon
July 31, 1008.
Notice ia hereby given that
TIP K. HUNDEY
of Portland, Oregon, who, on July I,
190«, made Timber entry, No. 08, for
81 8Wi^,(Lota 13 & 14) See. 4, Nj NW|,
(Lots 3 & 4i, Section 9, Tow nship 3«
South, Range 14 West, W. Mt-ridiau,
has filed notice of intention to make
Final Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before the
County Clerk, Curry county, at Gold
Beach, Oregon, on the 10th day of Oct.
1908.
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Claimant name« as witnesses:
George Colebrook of Corbin, Oregon
William Colebrook of ”
Dick Quellen
of
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Asher Moore
of ”
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BENJAMIN L. EDDT, Register
A d m in is t r a t o r ’s N o tic e o f F in a l
S e ttle m e n t.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned, Administrator of the Estate
D E N N IS CU NN IFF, J t f ,
of Miles H. Chenoweth, de< eased, has
filed his final account and < that Mon­
L ep . (J. 8. M in e ral Harvey«? day the 7lh day of December, 190«, at
the hour qf 10 o'clock ia the forenoon
of aald day, at the court room of the
u Surveyor for the District ol Or­
County Court of the State of Oregon,
egon.
for tliecOun’-y of Curry, at tbs Court
G o ld B e a c h ,
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O re g o n House in Gold Beech in »aid county,
has bee« fixed by eu order of the Coun­
ty Judge of said Oarer oounty, ae
the time and place tor bearing objec­
L. A. ROBERTS,
tions to said final account and the al­
lowance thereof.
ATTO RNEY
AT LAW ,
M y » te P o in t , O re g o n .
Probato business a speoiilty.
Dated at Langlois, Oregon, October
15th, laud. * ■
W. L. CHENOWETH.
Administrator of the estate of
Miles H. Chen >wetb, dec« s 1«<1 -
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