The Port Orford tribune., January 26, 1910, Image 1

W E 1X N E 8D Ä Y . J A N U A R Y
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O F F IC IA L D1B K U TO B Y
STATS AMD D IU T U I T O rrtCB B S :
0 . 8. Sen'to—Jon ath an Bourn« J r., of
Portland and Geo. E . Cham berlain of
Salem.
Congressman, F ir s t
^Repeating
Shotgun
Z'Y*gl|-T 'T \
T h ia new 6-shot
dta-MBny-ZBlU model is the simplest,
g SgM gJja D burest, a n d fastest 12-
gauge repeater made.
'W R E j
I t has the solid top,
P M s u E i a id s ejection a n d
r U H c W
double ex,rectors —
KTjj '#£<« special Iffa r/in fca-
'•
lores of comfort and
convenience. T h e cioeed-in breech
keeps the action clean and the shells
dry— keeps out rain, snow, dirt, leaves
twigs aaa sand.
ED. RACKLEKK, Prop'r
(Successor to F . M. Langiols. )
lem.
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State T.easurer—Gee A. Steel o f Sa­
KEEP8 IN STOCK.
lem.
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SupL P u blic In s tru c tio n —J . »H . A ck­
O K I G O O D »,
H O O T S and S H O E S
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HARDW ARE.
JHL A /A 'isi
Ac C A P W
pm
^yH E N a country becomes civilizoif it «te nand-i type*;
writers. Who« in becomes posted on comparative
values it dem ands
'
T h e fa ll cbaked cun » are guaranteed
eloee-ahontina, ty k r l-h iv in c ru n e , and ara
unequalled tor ducks, a tea«, Cocea aod a ll
lo c f-ra a g e w o r k ..
THF SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
The fact that The Smith Premier Typewriter is used
in eveiy civilized country on the globe is not so im por­
ta n t as the further fact that the demand increases year af­
ter yeafc.
The reputation of The Smith Premier is world-wide.
World-wide use has made it so.
A circular rirlnc tar*«
I'lu a ir a ’ ion, w ith fall
dadcrtpiiaa o f t h i a
h in d io m « n ew r u n ,
• m t free on request or
w ith complete 136-pa»«
catalog ior 3 s t a m p s .
TH E SMITH PR EM IER TY PEW RITER CO.,
24? Stark St., Portlaud, Oregon.
D istrict— W illis
C. H aw ley, ol Salem.
G overnor— Frank W . Rpnson, Salem .
Secretary of State— F. W . Benson Sa­
K
T h e e e w Sake-Sown eon etn w U ea a llo w ,
So take cun e e a rt to ten seconds for
«loaning or pec .In «. yet the jo in t Is a lw a y s
as Brin end rigid as lit a solid fram e. Boa-
take-dow n cun . T i e fat p o .m i fils ro a r
¡aaiand h eir«
o|.«r«tioo.
A nd In fsot, everyth tbit usually needed
in the country.
C A S H S A L K S a m o u n t ng to »6 or
more w ill be allowed 10 per oent dis­
count, except on F lo u r, on which ne
disoount can be given.
As I w ill do m y own team ing,
uiy intention to sell cheaper than good*
were ever sold on Floras Creek.
erm an, Salem.
State Printer— WllMs D u a l way, Salem.
Attorney G eneral— A. X . O iaw lord,
Salem.
C lerk State la n d B o a r d * -O .G . Brown,
Salem.
Jo in t Senator fo r Coos and C arry—
W. C. Chase.
Joint Representative for Coos and
C urry— I . N. Muncy.
Judge. 2d Jud icial D istrict—J. W .
H am ilto n , Roseburg.
Prosecuting A tto rn ay, ad Judicial Dis
tric t—George M . Brown, Roseburg.
0 . 8 . Commissioners—J. H . U p to n,
I^anglois.
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COi'MTV o rric x n s .
County J u d g e —E .
A. Bailey, Gold
Beach.
County Commissioners—O tto Ism ert,
Gold Beach; Ed Sypher, L anglois.
Sheriff—Norm an T yle r, Gold Beach.
County C le rk — George
W . Sm ith,
Gold Beach.
W ill be taken In exchange for goods
W anted
be
w orth money,
and Foreign
if S x s .'s - t f .B '.R 'W K
tra te t
G ive me a t r ia l an d I w ill do m j
lient to please you.
T K E S P A 8 S N O T IC E .
Assessoi— W m . Tolm sn, H a rb o r.
School S u p t.—W . SyG uerin. langiols.
Purveyor—Geo. S. W ilson, Chetoo.
Coroner— D r. F . A. flehlienmnn, Wed-
ilerbum."
MTWTIMOS o r
TH X COL'KTS.
"Never." exclaimed W h ittie r “Why.
we couldn't afford I t W h a t a a ld e a ;
I couldn't dream of such a thing. Flor­
ida! I should say not!"
“I merely mentioned the matter.”
said Mrs. W h ittier, atahag her srasr.
" I t Is of no special oonaeqtesnee."
A t the same time she eyed sadly a
package of tim e tables and steamboat
circulars that for the past week sfcs
had been surreptitiously collecting. T r
go to Florida had been the drea m of
months
Aad bow It waa ruthlessly
shattered.
Still. Mrs. W h ittie r did aot deegnlr.
“W ell, If ws don't do that." ah« to la
at last, "ws must have a nice Chris?
mas dinner, mustn't we?"
. The thought of s dinner brought W h it­
tier to himself Instantly.
“ Ton bet!” be said, rubbing his hands
" W e ll have the best the country ear
afford."
“ I sometimes wish.” said Mrs W h it­
tier. after a moment, "that wc had a
houseful of children
I t seems a pity
to alt down to a Christmas dinner all
"W all, why should w e r* seid W hile
tier. "Can't we ask some one Is?"
Mrs. W h ittie r looked off Into spate
wth her eyebrows closely hnlt, u li
the problem were too great for her to
■taster on the tostet A t last aba sold
■lowly:
"How would It do for you te u h Asm*
Jans?
She's getting along la years.
C irc u it C o urt meets Fourth M onday In
the boat .egal »«rvice and advice, and our
August of eacb y e a r.
N
oticm is hereby given to all persons
her say attention."
•barge» are m oderate. T r y ua.
not to trespass upon the lands o f the County Commissioners Court meets
W h ittie r thwtght ■ moment.
first
Wednesday
In
January,
A
p
ril,
“I guess you're right." be « I d at last
undersigned—the lands being describ­
P a te n t L a w y e r» ,
~
J
u
ly
snASeptem
ber
of
each
year.
" I was looking forward to s Christ­
ed as follow s; A llo t the land ly in g
O ml US. Pitsat O»«s,WashlBgtan, D.C. E ast of the County road leading froih Probate C ourt meets first Monday in mas dinner by ourselves. Btlll, Am t
Jaaa Is s good eld soul, sad I guess
each m onth,
Langlois to Bandon of Lots 7 and 10,
we'd better ask her. But there’s Courts
Section 80, Township 30 South of OVMBT OOCMTY POST O rriC X S AMD rOST-
Bmtly. I suppose she'll have to come,
MASTKMS.
T R E S P A S S N O T IC E
Range IS West, for the purpose of cut­
too."
..
.Miss
Id
a
Cooley.
Chet
co..........
tin g wood or tak in g off logs, or o th er­
"Tee.” responded Mrs. W hittier. "We
Any person or per-one trespassing
...F le tch e r Gardner.
wise trespassing w ithout m y consent H a rb o r..........
shell, of course, have to sak R m lly. W e
upon the C roft L a k e Ranch,—the M c­
........ . . . J , W. Riley.
G old B e a c h .
Such parties w ill be prosecuted.
couldn't ask one without the other."
L e lla n and M arshall Ranches, w ill bo
. . . . . ...... Geo. I^ jrr.
W etlderbum
O. P. H A A G h N S E N .
Thera was s pause. F l M l ‘)r W h ittier
prosecuted to the utm ost extent of the
. M r. E. H Russell. spoke again.
Illlh e e ..,. ..
lav. ; «nil a reward w ill he given for In ­
" I suppose,” be mid. " If we ash Aunt
M rs. V io la Billings.
M o r ta l........
form atio n that w ill lesd to the convic­
..............A. M . Biles. Jane and M n lly.dh ot Uncle Henry axd
Agüeos........
E C Z E M A anil P I L E C U R E
Georgians w ill feel It."
tion o f the guilty parties.
..............B . Quellen.
F R E E K u ow ing w hat it was to suf­ C o rb in ........
" I had thought of that.” replied M r*
E dmund C oopt .
fer, I w ill g ive F R E E O F P o rt Orford
. ...A m e s Johnston
W h itU er "They've both been kind t
C H A R G E , to any alKT-ted «
. .J. S. Capps. as, end It. would never do to offw>i
Denmark
cure for Eczema, Salt Rhenm , Éryalpe-
.E . Rackleff. them. Then, of coures, the children--
la -, Piles and S k in Diseases. Instant L an glo is
J . A . Haines
"Of course the children." Interposed
relief. D o n ’t suffer longer. W rite F. E c k le y ...
W . W il l ia m s , tno M an h attan A v e ru e ,
W h ittier; "they'll have to coma s ith
New Y o rk . Enclose Stamp.
their parents. W ell. we'll have to d -
It. that's all. I guess ws can stead It
N otice of A p p lic a tio n for a U n lt- for ones.”
. . ed States P a te n t fo r M in ­
There was soother pause. Mrs, W h it-
e ra l Lands.
•Jar at >ast looked msskly up.
"There's another thing, dear," she
said, "that bad oocurred totes."
U n ited States Lund Office,
"W hat's that?"
R o -eb urg, Oregon, Nov. 3, 1909.
"W ell, you know there’s my Aunt
M ineral Application No. 05223.
Bally.
Aunt Sally Is so sensitive. I f
N otlof is hereby given th a t the B IG she hears that your side of tha fam ily
J E W E L M IN IN G C O M P A N Y , a cor­ Is coming, alls'll feel I t "
poration of Seattle, W ashington, act­
W h ittier elghtd. But the Justice at
the argument appealed to him.
i n g by its d u ly authorised agent. 0 . A.
"Yes.” he raid at la s t
"1 suppose
Jamieson, of Bandon, Coos County,
Stock sad poultry hare few
that's so. It's nothing mors than felt.
Oregon,
h
as
-p
p
lie
d
fo
ro
p
a
te
n
tto
o
e
r-
trouhrv, which are not bowel and
If my people come. that your, should.
tain m ineral lands known os the B IG
l i v e r irregularitim .
B ls c k -
too. Dut you har« a Coustn Rufofa aa4
D rsught Stock end Poultry Medi­
J E W E L C O N S O L ID A T E D P L A C E R an Uncle W illiam , haven’t you?"
cine i , k bowel sn T lirer r-medy
M IN E S , situated In the S lxe, M in in g
It was Mrs. W M tU er’a turn to sigh.
for «tack. It pat* the organ, of
D i-tr ic t (unorganized) In C u rry Coun­
"More than that.” she sold. "Don’t
digestion in s perfect condition.
ty , Oregon, more p articu larly describ­ you reiremtier Aunt and Uneie Mnby-
Prominent American breeder, and
ton and their children?”
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farmer! keep their herds and flock,
ed as follows, fo -w lt:
healthy by gis-ina them on ooca-
W h ittier got up nervously and pace«
W est h alf ol the South East q u a rte r;
siooal dote of Black Draught Stock
the floor
sn<l
and Foultrr Medicine in their
•■Oood heavens!" he exeletmed «t lsrt.
food. Any stock ruiter may buy a
Southeast q u a rte r of {he Northeast
•W h st era we going to do? I t ’s aw ­
25-cent half-pound sir-tight con
quarter of the Southwest quarter of ful to dwell upon. We eimply h e rr got
of this medicine, from h i, dealer
Section seven (7) in Township th lrty - to ask them all
Why. It w ill eoat a
and keep h i, ,toek in »igoroo,
iwi) South of B a rg e fourteen W est of mint to entertain all this crowd."
health for week,. Dealer, gener­
ally k»ep Black-Draught Stock and
He grew more excited.
W illam ette M eridian , and also the
Pn.iitrv MMicine. If your» doea
"H ’t a fearful thing." he nsid. “te
North h a lf o f the Northwest quarter
o ' the Northeast quarter o f Section have relatives. We're in for it. I gueea
We can't lop any of 'em S. W e ll!"
eighteen in the Township and range
he cried, turning toM :a W h ittier, "tiar ■;
aforesaid, being in all an area of 110 you nothing to »urneat" Yon got t»
acres sought to he patented, all of which Into It. Can't you ¿et us out?"
(U o H U iA . O a ., J ob . rt. >avL
said la n d , are adjoining and contigu­
Mrs M hittler wotted a moment brtore
Block-D ■aught Stock aad P o a lx r
ous to the other tiaeto applies for.
•h«
B e d » -ta e l.« • te e » I> e ,rto e d . Owr
"W e might go to Florida,“ she eaid
SH» w
ooklng te d Who, re « « « »
T h e said B IO J E W E L M IN IX O
me the m a d id ,» ,n d now they » "
C O M P A N Y and its assignors have lo­ llnally.
g a tin g » Ho«. They era le o f o M »
W h ittie r Mapped his bands on hie
cated and ,pplled to patent the said
p r e s e t , bitter.^ BBOOgI3, OTOW-
lands a , placer m in in g lands, the Raid kik®®
"Just tha thin g!" he cried. **W?y
locations, assignments and all m atter, didn't yon any to before?"—Towr. *ro»
of w eight In any »»■ effecting title and
S W IF T & CO.,
b ib « bwat kelp, b n tita u m
■nipt be continued in sum-
■MT as wall bp winter.
fr*
T a te I s l a s litotee o M a llk o r water
— --------
A ll Druggists
•HBeCh way w i r « nw d iw y n n ir b a v a bnnto
•s la g
C A S C A R IA S and t e a r srs tbs bast
In the b o t i-. Last
w ith hrodarno for
awe days. « te tria d M m « o f ro u rC A S C A K k iT S .
aad they rsllsrsd iba paia In hat baud siis o e i
mamaus m b a r , ara. had
week my w it , was ( r a m i ,
Immediately
BLACK -
DRAUGHT
We both recommendCasearsse '
C h a ,. s t a n a r o R ii
PlSW bnrg Bats h D e p o t'« C o . P ittsb u rg , P «
• HE T R IB U N E
CANOV
c a t h a r t ic
C e. t e r Falautbl«
lUcfcvn.
W ( j » m « i i
K LY
Tsatm Gone IX»
O REG ONIAN
nr G rip « HA- 2¿c.lüe
O U R C C O R S T IR A T IO M .
...
Boppwdy ftea^any. ( »trug*. MpMteal. »ww larA. 1IT
¿ ¡o lii P a p e rs one y e a r fo r $2.26,
e P IT 0 FORD T IBUNE
Thou.ian.'.t, iiic c ».Idney Trouble
and P e r 't 1-ncw It.
—
Bow To Find Oat.
A M A * ------
The New Idea Woman’s Magazine
HU a bottle or common gl*ss with your
water and let'It .ta n # twenty.four hours; a
. sediment or set-
p w rn T •
tllng Indicates an
-Z
I cc ¿ 5 — a unhealthy condk
iir *
' tion of the kid-
T im Nxw I dea W o n tti« M auaximk 1» on auth ority on Dressmaking,
Ur A k A J t —W ' i f neys:
11 * * ,n*
I t nveraRea more than 1U0 page,
a
n
,
your linen It Is nerv and Houeehohf Eonnurtiy.
month
'W e offer yon Ihereiore a : least 1200 pages ol good fashion
evidence of kld-
b
o
n
e
rending
for
an
n
hlltiAnal
cost
of only 25 eta.
Samples free.
fk l \i/
ne/ trouble: too
' I ■’
, frequent desire to
peas ft or pein In
’
• the b.ci, i3 t |,p
con-dncing proof that the kidneys and blsd-
dst * ie out of ord-.r.
BOTH ONE YEAR
F O R # 1 .7 6 .
V .'h e t to D o .
r-iere i;
f>rt In the knowledge so
U ie n e . o rated, that D r, Kilmer's Swsmp-
'. il c tie a t kidney remedy fulfills e w ry
Ir, curing rheumatism, pain In the
i-ii.t, i ■ .neys, liver, bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
■o hold water and scalding pain In passing
It, or ba t effect, following use of liquor,
wine or bee . ,n t overcomes tha- unpleasant
oecesalty of being compelled to go often
Curing the Cay, and lo get up many Uir.e,
luring the night. The mild and the extra-
orcinary elfect ot S w a m p -R o o t Is scon
readied. It stands tha highest for its won­
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists Ir. 50c. and$l. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful
discovery
■
m d i hook that t e l l s ^ M M 4 d | ^ g ^ 3 |
more about tt,l>oth sent
•niohitely free by mall,
— L»*iBUiiq|-nsy
id dress D r. Kilmer fc n<*M or tewnp-sna
?».. Binghamton. N . Y . When writing men-
« rtlading thia generous offer In this paper.
c v e rrh o d y S c y , So.
Osmareta I 'sndr Cathartic, the most won-
dorful mxdlcai discovery of the age, p eo»
ant and refreshing to the ta s te , net gently
and positively on kklcaya. liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel rolda
cure heedaobe, fever, habliunl constipation
and billotivness • Pieeee buv nod try a bo,
o f C .C .C to (1 s t : 10. 25, Milenio. Huid and
- nrantevd to curs by all druggists.
' j H
J ■
IB* * te «state
«s» <*
T H E S O U T H ’iS T IT E R A R Y W E E K L Y
P u b l i s h e d a t A t l a n t a , G e . - ClrcuLttion Over Sfi.OM.
*D » te S VTV1VT S O U T ’ l Is th , G r « , l L ltw w n r w W w e lt t w Of ipa
South. I l l , CevoteS to t , t t „ » l u r , , R o m a n c e . F a c t and F i c t i o n ,
and glv,! tha b,st of all taut l! csrrest la Its field. Among It, contrlkaton tha moat
■ot,d tuulharn w ilie r, appear AoelCMndlar Iterri». Harry Stillwell rewards,nd
others ol prowlds Wins. Serial stories from Anthony Hops. Maurice ThemsteO,
Sidney «. Crockett. M n.O e rg, Corbett and Artaer W. March meal Sav, appear­
ed. and other, are in waiting from the pee of aethor, of da U o m I note. A short
story contest bronght vet n « a > l r flw c b n n H x e d a , l * n d l d s K c r t
. t o r l . r , all worthy a Hoc« In O te » U R R T S O U T H ' « reederte col­
umn, Olhereonto,t, srecentr mploted that w ill sure«,,rally ,x p M t ta , rfpenlne
fluid ef talent that only needs such fosleriM te Ulatlrate the wealth that to ,h r te
easeri Itself.
CMc I U M M T S O U T H teems wtth the We efthe sreat weth. Thesee-
lal sunshine warms everyth'.ag 'nlo activity and the season I, oner sole eeoaf h
to check the hand of In teatry. The paper com ;, freeraat with the breath ef the
magnolia and pint, and gives eel th , vary air el the eret ge. pa m eng hey. The
teesty c a l pathos, the r o m iR , and mystery ef the land w h en the corn
store, up the o lden sunshine an I tha cotton whitens In th , mooelleht. will te
given In the well-niled columns ol th l, tascisatlag weekly.
The cubscrtpUon price to O n l y F lit r C c m te a year, alike te all penoM,
epents. newspaper,, postinasier, and «very c m else. Clete of live, accompanied
A G U A R A N T E E D C U R E F O R P II.E 8 .
Itc h in g , B i nd. BlreMIng o r Protru l
inn Piles
Dniggist» refund money if’
P A Z O O IN T M E N T fall« to cure any
ioae, no m atter of how long etandin(j.
in A to 14 ilavs
First appliestlon giver
m m - and rest
.Mv
I f y rtfr dmggis»
hasn’t it send AOc In stamps and it w ill
he forwarded post-paid b»’ Pn-is J le i-
talns Co., St . 1-iiul». M- •
■Jr
STOCK and
POULTRY
MEDICINE
C7>c S Ü ÎÎK Y C O U T H , A t l a n t a , Ga,
pain anil I eoaghdl io must that
my throat Bad luo/a were raw
aad sore.
The doctors pro­
nounced it Bright t diaenee aad
others said it was consumption.
It mattered little to me what
they called it and I bed n« dc-
eirotolivn. A meter yi.itad me
from St. Loui, and oiked me if
1 bad ever tried W ton of Cardni.
I told her I had not and the
bought a bottle. I lx-liere tho(
¡trevedm ylife. I believe many
w orn« could
much ®uff®r-
tag if they but knew of i»e value.
Doa’t you want freedom from
p oloj Take Wine of Cardui
u d make one supreme effort to
be well. You do not need to be
a weak, belpiete anffteer. Yon
can have a woman i health and
^ o s woman's work to life. Why
not secure a bottle of Wine of
Cardui from your druggist to-
WlKEfGUKMN
rig h t to posse-slon of »aid land«, being
of record In the public records of C u r­
ry County, Oregon!
The said described land* fo- which
patent is applied fo r and the original
location, thereof, conform In every way
to the-Governm ent ,u r r v , and legal
s u M iv is io n , there-d; tliere are no
m in in g claim s adjoining any p ortion
of g a ll lands applied for and there are
no known hales or indene ether mineral
hearing rock in place on Raid lands.
A n v s n d all persons claim ing ad­
versely in shy way Ik e above described
lands o r any portion thereof, are here­
by notified 'h a t unis « th e ir adverse
c la lo i, ar.- d u ly filed according to taw
and the rules and regulation, the enn-
• 'er. w l'liln 6o davs from die date of
the Or»t publication of this n o tic -, with
the Register of the United States M in i
Office a t fto»el>iirg, Oregon, t i e said
adverse chdm o r claim«, it any, shall
be harrrd by v irtu e of the ) * « • ° f the
United States governing such matters
i and publication o f tide notice is hereby
I orde-ed for the period m sixty day,
I eon'tiaimnalv In the !’ • rt Orford T a i-
buwe . » w e e k lv neaspsper o' general
I circulation published at Port O rfo rd .
| ! C urry C o un ty, O r-g n n , and hereby
i designated n , being nearest to the
I above de-cr bed land.
R xkjam in L E i > v.
Register.
I Date of first piDdicatlnn :
Not-embcr 10th, 190i*.
O rigin o f the Christmas Tree.
The Christmas tree la suppose, h.
have ortgtnstsd In Germany, but » ."u
la not the case. In reality t i e Ch.’te i-
m is tree Is from acypi. nnd da'
from a period long anleceJuel to tb<
Christian era. The psim tree
known to put forth a shoot eve-
month, and a spray of thia tree wit
12 shoots on It was used to Key*'. .
the time of the w inter nolrUre re a
symbol that the year was ecmput
Egyptian affections of sa eortv d av
still linger with the Christmas tr«
The first Chrtv’ ma«- traa was .atre
dured Into Bmt’ a i.- sad device I rto
America by some German m e re h jiU
who lived In Manrheater
Christman Lcgsasd.
T h e re Is a legend lit G erm ang fftat
wheo-Eve pluekrd the ’ »tai appta
m ediately the Raven of th« tree ahrtv
eled In to neculs poiti s ODd its brk
green hi m ed dark
1» choi-ted ita
nature, and became 'h e e z e r.r e e ^ u
all
neurons prsaoJiln-; the story
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m an's ta il. Only ou C b r .tin ui docs
bloom b rig h tly w ith lig h ts and become
h e e iitifiil w ith Ip v s -g lfi-.- the ca rjo Is
turned ta i a hlev,, ng sX th» coming
qt the Chr.ut Child, and •»« tars bar
UbrtaUJta» tree.
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