The Port Orford tribune., March 17, 1909, Image 4

GObD BEACH, Oltfi«OX
All) W tU lX & v
■Totni-y M et team.
W r tK E I E R
,Bac* cam* ib» stork agate,
thsa
in i « tkr«c.
won’t
night.
dealer in
T hree bables. dirtr fe c a l, r o llla g o o tb*
K u r » *a d d < x tur besóla« rouad. th ro there
war* four.
. -
. . .
r o a r baoaclng Iitti* sato »«ry much o liv * -
( r o t away to «randma'a bvuro. lb«o tbor»
WOT* «V*.
L IG H T « I K K IS fi A K A F IR ,
posits U. S. Pst«H>t O ft
W A S H IN G T O N D. C.
U t ili H e a r In f.
F iv e ragged bable*, all fu ll o f aa u gb ty
triebe—
"gb-fc-b:" «verybody oald, th«B tb«r* were
'ATENTS
JOURNAL And.
O B I ’S IN STOCK.,
GROCERIES, The Best,-flirti,
the affair.
T h e O hemo . s O - u t r J u itit M l . is ijie Jqgdiug Pvniocjraffee JlriW ajxijwr o f
• Well, here*»« nickel lo r your das-
fa
r*
homo,
Joan
la
“
she
dseldad.
M ather ratker doubted >1, than tb«r* wot *
'••you’ll h a r* to 4» «ha beat yqu caa O re g o n , ¡»ruoti « I P u tt inditi.
about luncheon to-morrow. T ry to
in n * ow e at th * ,table-
borrow a dollar, and I ’l l do tb« »«a»«,
T h e lu n n a g e i* a le o iro ito a S kwi - U ’ a ^ kj . v , w h i oli ji-s » jiu c i« ilf »dagMcd
ir .q i Roo*«,;*lt wh*a
and you telephone me to-morrow m ora­
ine. Then whichever a t us la in luck l'or |H-ople w-Uo do4ioCbnrtt Zur a J h tjlv .J u U » m it a g¿oil ¿ u n ii* ’ p ap er.
w ill take the other oat to luncheon."
‘T've sot a railway ticket home, as
>
A n y 4 / these papera can b e lis i! i n o o u iL ifia U O ii s W i Mie F 9 R T QR-
1 roa do without ear faro, but bora's
a dime for >au. Marchaaa. I don’t
know what row'll do about dinner, un FORJ? T R IB U R-B. n f l l w fu ilu w u iy ra te r:
-leas you can catch your cousin and got
T reap aa N otice,
soma money from har. You simply
can’t have enough money from here to
Npttee is hereby given U) all whom
pay ear fare home to-night and to-mor­
U g u y concern, n o t|o enter upon, or
row too. As n 4s we have only nine
trespass in any mao tier upo»,«h», Star
Ranch, sitMatetJ * t {.m nfloig, C u rry
taken td e » t -We're ala cents short of
County, Oregou, fqr the purpose' of
this b il l *
h a u lin g w ith guns or dogs, or other­
Mora calculations jrars undertaken, J
wise Areapa in » n y m anner.
excited discussions ensued, but the re­
Any pepton o r persons so entering
sult remained unaltered. Car fare m u g t■ -
»p o o said premises w ith o u t m y oon^
be retained, since all lived some ins­
tance from the city. The head w aiter 1 '
gent w ill be prosecuted to the fu ll ex-
and manager, surreptitiously studied ¡
te n t of tLelaW.
by the anxious young women, were da- ,
o f th ^ r financial Intercourse mutual cidad as quite impossible in the way of
help occasionally baa been extended explanation and appaaL The minutas ,
be’.woqp all three members of the daw, and a ll throe ware avardua a t
,
group Wherefore cams about the em- their ragpactlre stations of duty. | t
L .T imbkk L im p , A c t J ume 3, 1878.— j
the 0 *
'
b arousing situation Io which thp (fio was Jeooit who at last rose
eaalou, w ith a gulping sigh.
wap placed last week.
N o tice fo r P u l i l i v u t i M ,
“There’» no iprip for IL I'm gghamad
-As luck would hays It, they chose p
fruited Sta'as L an d Oflioc.
new place of meeting for that unhappy fo death, and shall paver he able to
Roseburg. Oregon, A p ril »tb., 1908.
look
my
fellow
creatures
in
the
face
w
Monday, and Alice, who wap t r C at
—
Notice ip hereby given th a t jn oom*
the lyystlng ground, re.'ralaed from fit- tgala. but— here goes!" shs exclaimed, -
pUaupe w i b the pn/viotopsof tlie Act
gretehedly.
"Fortunately
ws’va
a
lot
Aevlpg until she was ashamed to hold
o f Congrepu 0 / June 1, 1878, entitled
a tpbte longer. 6he bad nearly flnjsb- A pennies in that aaholy heap of lucre, ‘1
" A n set lo r the sale o f T im b e r Lam ia
You two go to the door quickly, whep I
«<> k r m ill, when Marchess hqyrled
, Ip alto b tati-aof O d ifo riiia , Oregon, Ne-
wa etart, sad 1T1 Scatter th< money a ll I
in, bnea'.bleu with haste and t |e tpls
T vsda, and Wasldogh-n T errito ry ,” ns
of bar one:.,.acted detplctuenL Ajlcs yver the cashier's desk. Ton ealt tp I
extffbded to all the Public L an d State«
me to hurry, and we'jl all dash out I
by apt of August 4, 18SU,
had a second cup of cp&<3 in order to
white
she’s
picking
up
and
rousting
I
T haihibw Oncnm
remain with Marcbesa. Tb« two shared
1
o f Port O rford, Oounty of C urry, State
a salad w ltli sim ilar Iqterest aftqr Jeo- the change-’*
A b ean tifully i l l u s t r a t e d
of O rego/t, bos this day tiled In tliia o f-
"O ut little a U !” grinned the Irra- I
monthly magazine of the wide­
nto s « till w o re tardy prrival.
tlce bis «worn statem ent No. M d l, for
“I'm In luck to 6 n j yoy two stlU (feasible Alice, pouring the collected
awake W e s t w ith fascinating
the purchase of the 8 E I N W | & Ixda
here," laughed Jeanie, piudytog the joins' Into Jennie’s palm, but Jennie
short stories, picturesque personal
1 & a of Section No. 11, in Township
M il of faro, Tor this place stems to be was’ past smiling. W ith the a ir o f one
No. 33 Sopgii, Range N o . 15 West, and
point-of-view description o f the
going directly to execution, she strode
pretty expensive and—’’
w ill offer p r of to show that the land
interesting
development
o
f
the
sought is more vsjuable for its tim b e r
A delighted duo of admiring excla­ to the desk and duly scattered the
W
e
x
t,
and
the
romance
and
his­
o r sprue than for agricultural purposes,
mations greeted the flrst glimpse o f money, while the others adjured har ■
tory o f the woadeiland o f the
and to establish Ids claim (o said land
Jeanie's n ' blpune, and the /-«signed So hasten in nervous, excited tones I
that
they
vainly
strove
to
reader
I
before J . H. U p to n, U . S.'Com misHrn-
»srth.
f
looking waiter visibly gathered pew
er
a t Langlois, Oregon, on Thursday,
•teady. Some of the money rolled to I
Ask your local newsdealer
“ jpMieho* wrlnkjes” as the moments
the 3rd day of September, 1908.
for current issue or send $1 50
passed. A t last Alice epw him sad fp- ;h« floor, and the head waiter and j
He names as wltnesser!
manager, stooping to assist the cash- I
calted bennie s attention.
for year’s subscription. T he book,
C. A. Lauglois, of Fort O rford, Oregon.
an
to
recover
it,
looked
curiously
a
t
’’Oh, dear,“ sighed the latter, begin­
"R o ad o f a Thousand W onders.
I I . W . Burnham of
"
1
ning pfreeh. ' j haven't the least idea h e departing trio.
E . L . W h ite
of
’?
”
— 120 beautiful W e s te r* views in
’’Thank
heaven,
that’s
over!”
ex-
W . T W h ito
of
”
V W tfi ori»r'. Everything that looks
four colors*-will bs included—
calmed
Marchess,
as
they
slipped
dax-
'
1
Any
and
a
ll
persons
e
ia
im
ln
g
s-1-
good 1» eo expensive and thp things
free.
“
,
reiselv
the
above
described
lands
are
erously
into
t*a
next
building
and
1
that aren’t expensive don’t appeal to
rcijUested to fl'e (h e ir d a tin g in th is o f-
yut into the nearest intersecting street.
SUNSET MAGAZINE
me At aR.”
j flee on or l»fo re »aid 3rd day of Sep-
'Y ou did that beautifully. Jane; I'm ¡
"Ok, w ell! Order something, for
FLO O D B V IL D U IO
j tember. 1W08. •
goodness sake," Alice adjured her. sud­ jroud pf yon. Naw they'll never be
toa FBAMCnco „
cai . iresale
Bgw .tw ix L E ddt , K egis’er.
denly coaaclence-s'rickeh. "Here. I ’ll lu lls sure whether they lost the odd
1 ¿
order .'or you. Chlckeu salad, xoffea pennies or n o t"
-“But how are .are -to pay them **
and a pineapple Ice." she directed the
wsitqr. who started Into grateful life moaned Jennie, white Alice admitted .
a t the word. “Stay, you may bring us that she. too, felt like a criminal. *T
aeuldn’t look In the m irror or any my
"W a’ve held t>ie table mowt an hour prayers, knowing I ’d cheated a restau­
and they don't know as here.” she ex­ rant out of six cents, and I ’d rather die
plained to the others as the. ▼«liar de­ than Swtr-up that ws knowingly gave
parted. “I t doesn't seem right not. to them short change."
"Same hero," was Marchess’s ate-
keep eating eo long as we keep four
twering groan.
" W a ll asad them throe postage
anonymously.” was the brilliant Anal ;
f i g h t lit lie b eys and g ir l, th inkin g Ilia w«a
Hats and Caps,
Oil Clothing,
Boots and Shoes
.
I
• •
-te.
’
Ao Embarrassing
Luncheon
Have you ever
seen a Sunset?
Start
to a
Better
Salary
I
Ton c m h a w tt all lot
p er
,
1 Month '■^'“'^Mouth
in T h e EveuiSp T e trg ra a i, of Port­
land,O regon. I t te the largest ev ­
ening newspaper Aahllshed in Or»-
won p it contains a i l tbe n ew t of itoi
{State and of the n alto a . T r y f t for a
m onth. A sam ple cany w ill'b e m a il­
ed to vou free. Aiiwresr
THE TELEGRAM,
P O R T L A JU ), OR.
N o t ic e A i r P u b l i c a t i o n .
U . 8 . L an d Office a t Rueeburg, Oregon.
June 3 -, 180«.
Notice is berrbv g iven th a t
M IN M E B U R N H A M .
■f P o rt irtond, O regon, w ho, on Ju n e
.’J, 1908, made T im b e r and «tone ap-
plication,’N . H»l7f, for W J X W J I,
Section I , Tow nship 38 H, Kanye I t
W est, W illa m e tte M erid ia n , h as Hied
notice c f Intention to make final Proof,
to establish cl sun tri «he la n d above
descrilwd, before J . H Upton, a t Tmn«-
I--Is, on tiie let day of October, 11818.
C U iiS a n ' namee a» « It u ssc» :
H a rry W B u rn ham of P u t t ‘ irlo rd .'> r
heater Lauuloig of
i hadiiena O ieen of
Ix i W ells
of
Register.
BENJAMIN L E
T o WI111111 1» M a y C rtm e erm .
came back from her wedding trip. I'm
kolng to make her sit down right
hors.“
• The newcomer couldn’t do this, be­
cause her new buabsnd was waiting
fo r har on the opposite side of the
room. But Mie llnrerod to chat s few
momenta, and tbe others talked about
her until the laat of the Ices bad dis
appeared
Theo. Jennie, drawing on
her (lovea with tba leisurely a ir of a
sattefled appetite, lightly flicked her
check over toward the others.
" I ’m not particular which of yon
sweet creatures pays for my luneheoa."
she smiled. ”ro long as you don't quar-
rsl over (J)« privilege But onk of you
muat pay tor it, because my pocket­
book te all but empty, and 1 don't get
paid patti after luncheon to morrow. I
really think sou ought to look after
me to-day, Alice, because you would
have ase order suck an expensive
O bb tweed maBBs a elsaa skin. Na
to evtr edtSo»t It. Cascareis, Candy Gather
tee risen Jvar blond and keep it rim o , hf
atovfag op tb* laay bv*r and driving all i a-
M* to ret a.—be* tny for Ui» «-wnta All d in f
toa.mtoeauum «.«„iroj. lot ifo
D r MU m ’ ABU-PaUn PttW rrMev* pain.
The Bent to be- had in
Curry County, a t reason
able Prices.
” KIDS” ELOPE IN AN AUTO.
Childron of IB and 1« T ak e Big Tour­
in g Oar as a F irs t A id te
M atrim ony.
Philadelphia Pa — Twatvo-ywar-old
Elsie French and her mother came from
New York to visit Mrs. French’s «liter.
Mrs Robert Harrington, who Uvea In
Overbrook. Robert Herington. Jr. 11
years old, and his routes gooa became In­
timate.
“Let's slopsr* said young Harrington.
Miss Elsie readily assented.
>
The boy’s father, wRo Is s produse
merchant, happened to he out qf .town.
-L e t’« go away In papa’s auto," said
Harrington, Jr., enthusiastically. "It's
out la the carriage house sad nobody
“ But I don’t believe J’v« mors than a w ill miss u a"
Together they stole out to the car­
quarter,’’ gasped Alice, beginning a
frantic search o f all the side pockets riage house. The boy ran out the big
aad receptacles In her .bag
“1 only touring car, and hte cousin jumped In
ot tered your luncheon because you Thou he throw os the power and wklvsel
wouldn't order J t yourself, and ws’<| towsward full t i l t They stopped is
waited eo long for you. That’s why front of the Slxty-flret sad Thompson
1 bad the Ice, too, aad ordered one for streets station houro.
M areheu • I was going to ask you to
“bat's • » In and get man-lad.“ e i« -
pay for m y Ice for that matter. I gested the buy Taking hte eoutea h r
thought you got paid to d a y.”
the hand they entered the station boros
“ I do get paid on Monday usually,“ and sidled ap to the desk where Magte-
explained the distressed Jennie, “but trnto Boyle was seated.
the new n il* about pay lug On Tuesday
“W e want to get married.” said the
goes Into effect this week. 1 meant boy The mggtetrnte looked a t the boy
to ask one of you girls to pay for my and g ir t Then ba caught a g llm p ro q f
taacheoa In the first plaro How about the big auto outglda The children w e n
you. MaritbcsaT”
W A N TED
A representative in this
county by a large real estate
Special induce-
FTieiltS tO t i l ’
become financially interested
The Real Estate SecirityCx»
Tl>e uniiemignod .hereby g ive notka
tl.« t they are .the owners of the Mouth
h alf Of H-i-tiori 1«, T o w n s h ip t h ir l i
three, South ran ge fourteen W e s t o f
W illam ette m eridian , Oregon, A ll p ar
tie» are warned »<« to trespass upon or
make any biCaSfoos, e ith e r pta»»r e i
q u a rtz 1 isim s a t th e ir peril.
D. K kiaabkb I - -
j Owners.
P o rtland, O ( i
Sec or Addrrro D. O.” NEWTON,
Merubfleld, Oregon
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Le£al Blanks,
Any Thinf,
^¡Br/efs,
J * Posters,
Envelopes,
'
Statements.
T re s p iu u i N o l le « .
Motto- te UefW.y gir«o to a ll p-reo.m
whom it Biay concern, not to enter up­
on or trespass upon the premises 0» Eli
Bagley, ,or Ibe purpose of hunting nr
fishing w ltli hook and line. Maul pre
■irises ate situated on E lk R iver, C u rt*
County, Oregon, and described ss fol­
lows . The West b»lf of Section tw en­
ty seven, Township th irty two Snuih,
K a rg e fifteen West.
Any person o r perenra »0 (rospa’ S-
m fffor the purpose of b u n tin g , fishing,
or traveling th ough in an y shape form
or m anner, or tearing down fences, of
leavin g out «*•'•» g«tes open, o r moleet-
ing personal property, w ill be prosecu­
ted to the fa ll extent o f the law .
Win. R . Johnson,
ixeree of the above
described proerievs
Updo-date Work Done
on Short Novae-'
Sodisfaeton Guara need
connection with
F o rt DeAT^ora W d f . < H H AGO» 111
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