The Port Orford tribune., January 27, 1909, Image 1

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N o tic e for P uW icatf
O FFIC IA L DIRECTORY
DgrAKTMKKT o r THK I r r » I
C. 8. la n d Office at Roseburg,
N otiee is hereby g iv en that
E D W IN S. W ELDS
of E ek ly, Orsgou, who, on At p i t 24,
1807, m ade H om estead Entry N t 14668,
R . for 8 i ot N E 1, Section 21 ■Tow 11-
sh ip SI b o o th , R an ge 13 W e t , Rundi-
an, has Ried notice of his into« »11 to
m i l e Final com m utation Prool to es-
ttbliah claim to th e land above
r d , bslors Edgar A . Dodge* D- i
tnisriooer, at M yrtle Point, O regon, on
tbe 4th day of N ovem l er, I808.
.Claim ant cam eo a s »lin es» -» :
G eorge A. T aylor, of F tkly, Oregon
Jam es B ib b s. Cl
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Clark State lamd Board—G. G. Brown.
And th Iso t, everyth in g u su ally needeo
PATENTS
In th e cou n try.
C A S H S A L E S a m o u n t ng to »6 or
more w ill be allow ed 18 per c e n t dlc-
ouunt, e x ce p t on P lo tn , on which pe
discount can be given .
As I w ill do m y own team ing,
m y intentim i to sell cheaper th a n good»
were ever sold on F lo w s Creek.
Wo h ave several parties who are
looking for hom estead locations or re­
lin q u ish m en ts, also some good tim ber
•VIH be takfen in excitan ge for goods,
c la im s. If you know o f any good
hom estead or tim ber claim s, it w ill pay
you to w rite us. A ddress:—A stna R e G iv e m c n t r i a l a n d 1 w i l l d o m j
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Ire st t o p l e a s e you.
O reg o n .
T r esp ass N o tice,
A ll persona are hereby notified n ot
( • e n te r upon or trespass Upon tb e lan d s
ef t h e u n d ersign ed a t an d near Fort
O rford, and upon H ubbards Creek in
Curr> C ounty, O regon, lor any pur­
poses w h atsoever w ithou t th e ow ners
e o n sent.
P erso n s s o flo in g fo r purposes o f
h u n tin g , fish in g, or traveling through
o r tea rin g down fen ces, le a v in g gates
o p e n , o r m o le stin g property, will be
prosecuted aecordlng to law .
L o u is Knapp.
N o tic e fo r P u b lic a tio n .
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ED ITH L. RO BINSON
e f Seattle, W ash in gton , who, on Feb-
ru«ry 7, 1VO8. m a d - T im ber A pplica­
tio n . N o. 1)606, for 8W J of NEJ, E i o f
N W ), N E | o f S W L Section 27. T ow n­
sh ip 36 South, R a n g e 13 W est, W illam ­
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tio n to m ake F ilial Proof, (o establish
cla im to tbe lan d above described, be­
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R oaeb u ig, Oregon, on th e 6th day of
F eb ru a ry , 1909.
C laim ant u ain es a s w itn e s s e s :
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STOCK »«««
P O U LTR Y
M E D IC IN E
E C Z E M A and P IL E C U R E
K now in g what it w a s to s u f ­
fer, I will g iv e F R E E G F
C H A R G E, to any affib-rert a iM>altive
m re fur Eczem a, Salt Rbm im , E '.islp e-
b n , P ile» an d Hltln D ieeaaes. InstAiit
relief. D o n ’t su ffer longer. W rite F,
W. W illiams . 400 .M anhattan A ven u e,
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FREE
Stock and poultry have few
trouble« which are not bowel and
l i v e r irregularities.
B la e k -
Praiight Stock and Poultry Medi­
cine is u bowel and liver remedy
for etodt. It put» the organs of
digestion in S perfect condition.
Prominent American breedet c and
fartnm keep their herds and flock»
healthy by giving them an ooca-
»ional dose of Black Draught Stock
and P-ultry Medicine in their
food. Any stock rawer mar buys
25-cent half-pound air-tight can
of thia medicine from hu dealer
and keep hi» Rock In »igorou«
health for week». Dealer» gener­
ally keep Black-Draught Stock and
Poultry Medicine. If your» doe»
not. »end 26 cents for a vunnle
can to the manufacturer». Tne
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat­
tanooga, Tenn.
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free by mall,
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uunton, N . Y .
N o tic e
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I t i w ill be (k t atort resdawe efaU Ute H /a r t tk a le s a e to yoa.
6>So S U N N Y SOUTH» A tla n ta . G a.
11 Claude Hall
Salam .
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Jo in t Senator for Cooe and Curvy—
* H A S MUter
W. C. Chase.
” 18 J M Moore
Joint R epresen tative for C oos and
” 1# F 0 H a v k ln s
— ‘ Curry—I. N . M uncy.
” 17 Josiah Y cialey
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Jud ge, 2d J u d icia l D istrict—-J. W.
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H am ilton, Roseburg.
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P rosecuting A ttorney, 2d J u d icia l Dig
J Ï P lin e «
triet—G eorge M. Brow n, R oseburg.
’ 22 Ir v in e M iller ,
In the (natter of reduotio' of sc: a
( 1 . 8 . C om m issioner»—J . H . Upton,
01 tilla b le laud.
L anglois.
The court finds th a t c er ttiu sntllla-
ble la n d s o f Mrs Chits b a iley are a s­
oorXTV o r n c sa a .
sessed aa tillable and th * assess, ■>'
County Judge— E. A. B a ile y , Gold m akes reduction.
Beach.
( ’h in g e o f iKHindarios of Road d is -
County Com m isaioners—O tto Ism ert, tricts No 8 ,1 0 a n d 0, are m ade and d e ­
G old R each ; Ed b yp h er, L a n g lo is. scription placed on reoord
f’ctit.on for a road up north band of
S h eriff-N o rm a n Tyler, G old Beach
Chetco, d istan ce a b ou t 2) m iles, peti­
C ounty C lerk—G eorge W . ffinith, tion granted and v ie u e is appointed.
Gold Beach.
I The official bond of W illiam Tolm an
as oountv A ssessor of Curry oounty,
G o u n ty T re a s u re r— Jam es Gruigh
< *regon, Is duly exam ined and approv­
W edderbnrn.
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The Clerk is directed to advertise for
A ssessor—W m . T olm an, H arbor.
bids
for
oonstrue'luu
of a brid ge across
School b u p t.—W . 8 . G uerin. L anglois
a guloh on D oyle’s north boundary, de­
S u rveyor-G eo. 8. W ilson, Chetoo
scribed in field n otes o f Co road, also
Coyoner—Dr. F. A. Schliejuaun, Mad­ for bids for m ain t« n in g free forrv
across Chetco River.
der b u m .
Application of Z H ain ea for relief
u rartaoe or ths oouars.
g ra n ted .
Books A sooounts of County Officers
C ircuit Court m eets Fourth M onday in
exam ined.
A ugust of each year.
P etitions for Hup. app ointm en ts w ere
County C om m ission ers C ourt meet? considered as follow s :
firs t W ednesday In Janu ary, April. R d ». Cftatob Mntehnm, O so F arrier,
ltd 8. E rnest Diveibias.
J u ly and Septem ber oi each year.
Rd 10. C W H aines.
Probate Court m eets first M onday iu Rd 14. J T P rin ce, Major O verton.
each m onth.
R d l . J W Mo 1 risen . A P Tolman.
(Signed)
E A B * u . i i . C b u lin ,
cra a v oountv tost o m o u and T ost
O rro I sk sr t , Co C o u 'sr.
MAVraaa.
A ttest: Oao W B u n n , Clerk.
C h e t r » . , . . . . , . . . . . . . Mias Id a Cooley.
H arb or........ ’. ........... /Y K ifc t ie r Gferdne r.
G old B e a c h .
W edderburn
I lllh e e ..........
M a r ia l-----...
A g n e se ..........
C orb in ..........
P ort Orford ................... Am es Johneton
D enm urk...........
J. 8 . Capps.
The little Japanese garden» dis­
L a n g lo is .....................
E. B ackleff. played in the window» o f florinta
E c k le y ...................................J . A. H a in es are made in this country, but by
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Japanese artists.
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“W e im port the d w a rf plants
and trees naed fo r the purpose
from Japan,” said one dealer to a
N ew Y o rk Sun reporter.
“The
gardens are constructed by Jap
anese men here whom we employ
fo r the work.
' “ H ow much are they? Tbe ones
th a t yon see here range from | 3 to
<6. W e have more expensive
one«. These are the
ones in
tBrse round terraco tta pots.
“Some people uae them for Jar
dinieres fo r tbe center of tbe din
■ * » ing table. The coloring ia rich an J
and tbe little gardens al-
teje ways interest people.”
Only Japanese a r t could achieve
___ these wonderful m in ia tu re gar­
dens, many of them not more than
eight inches across.
A perfect illusioa o f extensive
landscape ia won by the clever
i«,« placing of tbe tin y dwarfed trees,
th e a rtfu l twists given to wee grfiv
eled paths, tbe carefully arranged
▼tatas.
Tbe smallest gardens are, aa a
rule, grown in little shnllow por­
celain dishes of pretty design and
coloring. The larger gardens are
grown in shallow earthenware
pot's, bowl shaped.
Flooded w ith b rig h t •unahi’-.c
the gardens «how off to th r ben.
advantage.
Pleat«nt. Pn’ttt») »«. Pf•»*»:«. T«wt«
“ I love mine in th e «unset tight .”
M s » « f f i t H t t n W e s l i t n » h L i , » , M » i - « .
say« a woman who is so devoted to
..te CURE C O N S T IP A T JOH. .
lartoa« K n eedy « M a w *« » , rfci ssr«» 2t«SHv*a4. \« te )
her garden th a t she has had a »pe­
d a l high stand made fo r it to res'
on in n bow window, where it r..
eatcb hd adm irable a ll round light.
“The effect of the golden lig ht
through the little old pine trees i»
stunning, and orange streaks slip
over the little lawns in ju s t the
way they do over real lawns.
“W hen d u sk comes the garden
r» delightful; so d ark flnd bosky
and cool. And in the moonlight?
W e ll, yon ju st ought to seo tbe
moonlight on my garden, lighten
up the dearest little white pagoda
on the side of a steep hill.
“M y garden’s poetry to mo atl
tbe tim e. Through It I keep sense
of summer nea r me a ll through the
w in ter month».”
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eat and retrealn at to the te»te. act irvntiy
aaS positively on ki<li.ave. liv er and hnwela,
etean«ia< the entire «retein, «taprl cold«,
earn headaahe, rever. I is M u m I eouetipatinn
and bilteuanea* i’ leaae buV and trv a bns
af<:. C . C to d av ; IS, 3.Y mi ,-eau. Sold and
«uaraataed to cure by a ll ,iru«gtste.
A O V A R A N T E E D C V R E F O R PILES.
Itc h in g . B I’ltd, RletollNK'or Protrud­
in g Pilaa
Druggiats refunf) m oney if
PA ZO O INTM ENT fall« to cure any
c a se, no m atter of how io n s M an Jirg.
In 6 to 14 davs
First sp plicetln n giver
e a s e an d rfist. 60c
ify o u r dtnggiet
h a sn ’t it send 60c in sta m p s an d it will
he forwarded post-paid by P atta ile i»
ta in s Co., S t . 1-ouls. M o .
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1 A P T olm an
S D e ’m ar Cnlegrovs
f W H Crook
4 ¿ease Turner
6 Fred Poetol
6 A llen H illiard
7 A J U a r th
8 E m ue, D iveibias
» Clinton Maleliorn
10 c w Ifaiuee
cc good
222 South Penria 8 t.,
C hicaoo , 111., Oct. 7,1802.
Eight month» ago I wo» so ill
that I was compelled to lio or »it
down nearly aft the time. My
stomach was so weak and up»et
that I could keep nothing oa it
and I vomitod frequently,
could not urinate without great
pain and I coughed so much that
my tnroat and Innp« were raw
and sore.
Tho doctor» pro­
nounced U Bright’s dizease and
other» »aid it was consumption.
It mattered little to me wkat
they called it and I had no de­
sire to live. AeiatcrTisitedtoS
from £t. Louis and u»kcd me if
I had ever tried W ine of Cardui.
I told hr» I had not find she
bought a bottle. I believe that
it tZvcd my iifs. I believe many
women could save much »utter­
ing if they but know ef its value.
T H E S O U T H ’S L IT E R A R Y W E E K L Y
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fiorHSixa, O a .. J ob . St, MS».
filaek-O raeght Stock sad Pool ry
Med* -iae is th* te r t I ever triad. Oar
steck was onkia« bad whaa yoa aeat
a » th« m-wiiclne sod now they are
«otttnr ao 0 1«. Th«y are lookina M
par ren t bitter.
F i r t r C a te to • T««w-A«oe TX«*«»totee A teto.
State T reasurer—Oao A. Steel of Sa­
lem.
S u p t P u b lic IfiM ruotton—J . H . Ack­
erman, Balem.
plyiug to- palvot: It may .be weath money.
We proaapdj obtain uTfi. and Foreign
S ô S r i s K œ 'S îs
SWIFT & CO.,
E . O . Gardner
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7 . 8. Sen’ts—J o n a th a n Bourne Jr., of , G eo Y o k u m
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Portland and Chas. P ulton of Astoria, ' J N E sth er
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d on greesm an , F ir st D ls» i k t — W1ÌH» 1 F A 1borna»
B ill Cook
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Governor“-« « © . "E. C ham berlaia S a ­ P O Lumber Co
to m b e r
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A A Jam ieson
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Rood Su pervisors w ere api>oiuled ,s
Secretary o f Stato—F. I. Dunbar, 8a- fo llo w s ;
State Printer— W illis D u n iw ay, Salem .
Attorney G erteral—A. M. Crawford,
wanted inventors
ebargea are modérait-. Try un.
iö o ö
. N oticb is hereby giv en to nil parties
»hipping or receiv in g good s over tbe
Port Orfrrd W harf C o’s, wharf to re-
the Mime im m ed iately, as it wit,
be l»-:J at t ‘>e ow ner’s risk.
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utw end needed S TR E N G TH .
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