The Port Orford tribune., January 26, 1910, Image 2

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In n ig it is doubtful if thè credito» ; The "Common, Plain People” of
woul.f have realised firs e e iiu o n I
Portland at leaet, have learned some
the dollar.
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aenae. enough akybow to know when
That the canal and fra il raising I they are bring h it below the hell in
Do You Feel This Way?
D e y w a M a B tired eat? Do yew
i or trade
leogerF Do yea bara a poor apa­
tite, aa* by awaka as aights uaabia So d o e Are
jarnpueitions are impractical, atxl in - ' the ineUrr o f city economics. A
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tended only as a bait for suqkers, «hurt lim e back the W ater Board
« K D N E 8 D A Y . JAN. afclf, UHO.
should be readily seen by any one. made an order preparatory to pul-
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~ ^ '» h o ingcatigatea the situation, an,I ting in meters that each water ueer
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rat many hare bought low after altouid pay a flat rate of 75 oenta per
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76 personal i or pec I ion. That the gull month whether ,h e had used an Hi
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an ¡^le will to gplled despite the fran- rieBl water U> itAne t<l half that »urn
oft repeated warning* <>f a« measured b y lh i» meter, while
the newspaper,baa Iwendemon.trat-t the larger user* ’ hotel#, factories,
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Pub; died Every Wednesday, by
H ,BPY T. HTJtWABT.
ed time and again, lltoae who hare laundries end the like, are charged
Prank A- Stewart, Associate Editor. bought over a Ihouasnd acre» i* Iota at low metet rate« per thousand gal
around Pacific City would doubtless; Ions all water used in excess of the
hare been inveigled into some other) 75 per month minimum; while poor
Tfct pnn»e<i tbonrea* an jaa» r paper ,
• b o * t ib e d a t* to wfcUch ro e r «uU-J
» «ri ri p i loo l i f
wild cat scheme had they not l*»n • families go on pay ing for more than
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‘•landed’’ here,and th e T b ib v x k has: used.
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not the same sympathy for these
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La Follette say»: “ lb « har lest i p ^ p)e M ¡t i,M for seme of our
The next extortion attempted was
tilin g to bust appears to be the Trust h(>me p-t>p|, > |w w»uM here been when Mayor Simon induced the
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financially crippled had not tbe new Common Council to call an initia-
Senatup Core says: “ Tb* T a riff (.„mpaoj resurrected (lie dead. I t tire election to authorise the pay-
gives the greedy a uhaiice tp nib t|ie .
strange th at in our boasted ment for water main extensions out
tìeedy.
enlightened age. suckers can he of the water fund, this for the great
caught drib hook baited with an in- profit of landlords and real estate
A Double Wreck.
dùcement impossible o f snuCesaful men who hoped to have mains ex-
|fruition.
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■ tended out to their holdings in the
“ A to tal
?,n , “ 1 ”*e k 'a i
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suburbs at. public expense instead
Globe is a most appropriate caption
Renai a ll parts o{ Oregon,— eost¡of as heretofore being a charge on
for the piece that followed it— men
of us, north of us, and south of us, abutting property. This graft prov-
tally, gramaticaUy and typographi­ —Comes the good news, that H ill is)ed the lag* feather, when the Social-
cally, although it does leave the everywhere throwing out new lines ists and labor unions met and read
reader somewhat at see ss to which ' of railroads*, making new surveys, the ript-acl— called a halt— in such
it most aptly apples, the wrecked >f)<j foroj l>^
Southern PgciBc in- unmistakable terms as to induce
SCh-ner ,,r the attempted literary |
im ,nedj, le
ov<r d,e the Mayor end Council K
to recall
effusion.
state. The Southern Pacific can no* tbe order for the election scheduled
Accept onr sympathy, 0 learned ,(o0ger ru„
Muff|( like the “ Dog to come off early in February,
editor of the Globe, for the terriblei ¡n
Munger” I t
in ’the Manger.” I t must eat hay
peroxy.m» of menta, anguish th .t
wav _ mu#l ,M)lh
I t « ill finally dawn on not only
the closing spasms of that article
cut bait and fish. H ill Jias pulled the common people of Portland but
must have caused you. “ Kotten
out the “ Harriman cork” in Oregon, of the State at large including the
- »-«Ml, rotten owner», rotten inspec ulld w„ , get lb. choicest contente if farmer, that they have loo long been
tors.
rotten Washington,
and,I
hu<lle
And tl,e pay,„g onltotol rente to landlords
“ Who has been inspecting this res
of
wi„ f
through their purchases, such rents
Sel tor the past ten years? — lea,
being based upon the stupendous
have to hustle!
echo vnawert who? Come, brother
price of city real estate, wherefore
editor, we agree with you that “ it is
The latest from Washington says 75 per oent of the people are com-
time the common people are doing lh>t Tgft .#
of the
the
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some th in k in g /’— «specially one of
insurgants gave Uncle Jn in naming forego many necessities; this by
them. Ha<? thia one given a few
the Ballinger investigating Com reason of high ren la gnd diacrimin
momenta 1 to,1 thought before coin-
m il tee. Taft is now smiling at both ating tariffs.
putting himaylf he might possibly
factions in the Republican party (
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U pton ,
Lave learned that schooners are not
with a view to heal the breach, and , Langlois, Or.
inspected andt'ean sail the 'seas for
he is a hypnotic smiler, though he
a thousand years providing prnvi
Those who from the beach at Coot
failed with Pinchot.
dence does nqt intervene, and thus 1
Bay
watched ycung M illie wav«
have saved hitnself the morlificatiou I
his
overcoat
from the rigging of the
C U R R E N T T O P IC 8 .
of such an ig io n n t blunder.
- sunken steamer Czarina, and then
Such a medley going out as the
; plunge into the sea will nev.er for-
leading edRprisl of.the official pap- Rditor T mibumb :
r - I. c e rta in ly * tjam on the intelli ( In defense of CannooiamAha curi ¡get the emotions
M they experienced
The young
gentfe of lh© people of Curry county. oos P*®*
UP
no busineee ,
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■nan was well known throughout
besides its woeful lack of knowledge,
*©, UanMcted in the House
College'and mafty other circles in
the article contained over a quarter. w'lhout such rules as make the
Oregon. He was an athlete,who
uf a. huodrel 6pd error». Can the Speaker supreme— a very autocrat.
early displayed in college contests
County Court justify its discrimi- The fact that for about a century,
the grit and spirit that made him
nation against theT r ib v x x in favor «od up to the day« of Cxnr Reed,
one of the boldest and one of the
of suoli a publication? I t requires the House had been doing business
last to forsake the crumbling asy­
a strong iuisginalion to conceive right along, ¡a lost sight of. Duriug
lum that held him above the aea.
how our Court ean knock the coun all the years that Keifler and Haves
Thera wna untimeliness in the fate
ty more e ffe c li vely than by aiding and Colfax and Blaine and bam J.
that came to all those who went
and abetting such a paper, to be sent Randall occupied the Chair no one
down with the Cxarina, but in hone
suspected
that
it
was
necessary
to
abroad as a sample of our enlight
more than iu thia brave lad whose
ment, for at a distance communities 8*8 members in order to do business,
brief life of 27 y^ars was replete
are Judged to a great extent by the and the Senate does business with
with many things that gave promise
iu.elligence of their newspaper». out any despotic contrivance to
of great future usefulness to those
Un-
Prospective settlers by the score may, hush tlie voice of any member
among whom he was to move. For
be kept away by such a policy as der the Roles Joe Cannon can rush
the father who moved op and down
any measure through before the
this.
the beach the whole night through,
country is aware of what is up, by
for the mother who waited in •
cutting debate, and the people are
Our Position.
therefore giowing restive under so weary vigil between hope and de­
spair, and for a ll those who lost
Borne surprise luu been expressed despotic and unrepresentative a re­
loved ones in thia lateat tragedy of
as to why the T u ib i n t has remain gime. Cannoniam must go.
the sea, a multitude of people feel
ed silent so long while the monu
profound sympathy.— Journal.
The Oregonian says truly that if
mental graft at Floras lake ia going
on, and in view of this fact we make the Department would cut out 125,.
Buffalo, N. Y ., Jan. 19.— Zbyaxko
the statement that our sympathies,000,000 railroad graft— very obvious
«realmost entiiely with our home over compensation for carrying the, the Polish champion, last night
ptopl», who in the beginning let the m ail*— instead of over 818,000,006 wrestled down Raoul de Rouen, the
Port O’ ford Orchard T ra c ts ’Co. get deficits surplus would show up. French ehampion. The Frenchman
in debt to them, believing that they But will it? For - i f the railroad* lost the First fall, being disqualified
were helping along a legitimate con know them selvas, one may be quite for clinging to the met, after 26
minutes. In the second bout tbe
c*!m that was bant on the develop- ( sure.
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Pole threw bis man over his bead
ment of the country.
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A Portland paper whiefi hysteri- to a bridge which he broke in 28
■ L iltls more than a veer ago
Port Orford Orchard Tracts com-Really elaws the air against our pri minutes. l i was rough wrestling
pany.commenued their operations mary law, speaking : of the prujsisi and tbe Frenchman gave tbs Pole
near Denman;, and m the beginning tion to sand a special re|<resenlali»s a terrific battle.-- , ,
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they secured options on land remov- I to Washington in the interests of
ed from the coast where fruit rais the Broad way bridge project says
ing might have been carried to a this would ba unnecessary but for
suttee**.
Later they moved the the fact of our Senators and mem-
feena of action to Floras lake, where hers of the House being the product
they started the town of Crittenden of the prim ary law! W ell. Ellis is
and Iwoached the canal Aropoeition. a member of ths lower House and
During this time they managed to had been elected and re elected time
run heavily iu debt to many of th e : and again by the Republican party
citizens in that vicinity, and it is year* and years before Otegon had
these peopia the Txm cxx want» to a primary nominating law, so, wliat
see come out «hole. Afterthe Crit- ails him now.
tenden outfit ceased to do business,
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anew concern took np the reins,
The powers that be at Washing-
changed the name of the town to ton seem to “ have it io” for ltinger
P .iitic C ity, «ml |<i»feeeed their in Hermann else why ««» Meldrum,
tout .it u* carry out the fruit and who had served a term in a Federal
canal schemer. In order to do ahy ! Penitentiary pardoned by telegraph
m aterial business however
it was to qualify him to testify against
neoev.ary to quiet, the ciamor of the him? I f Hermann is acquitted,
crea tors of the defunct company, and of which evtsnt there is little
sud this has been done. Many of doubt, the people of the First Dia-
ihe «mailer debts have been paid ia ) triet ought to send him back to Con
full, while 65 per cent has been paid grept next November. Then wouldn’t
i n nearly all the larger ones. Had • the Oregonians rave and rant roar
our people and local papers fought against the primary .aw?
thia later attempt from, the lirgiu-< >
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AMES S, JOHKSÏO1»
Saeveaftor u> John R.
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w w * koa* ■ « etoae daatiwvor away, ovea «Star eoa-
' 1 n - f “ tr hae rim a t *m ed a iootfaoU ia the «asm «i •
— -q-_ hreasfcitii, ar Uss*M «• * a hm*». « will brio* ohe«* a
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ta bo “ im a« *ood.”
is n tia * dru*».
Dr.
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World’« 1
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N E W GOODS,
and fresh aeppliee will be received by every steamer. I t ah«.-
mv
pulpooe tu
to keep
my pulpóse
xoep a
i fu ll stock ol evarythtag rwqeired *•• tl
traue in tbe tine of
G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S ,
BOOTS and SH<>I S Ï
FARM, CITY And TOWN PROPERTY
FIVE PER CENT interest, NINE year*’ time
with privilege of paying at any time. Return
payments monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, to
suit borrower. F ob P articulars W rite
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The Jackson Loan and Trust Company
.310 Century Bldg.
Denver, Colorado.
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F o r a n y th in g in H a r n e ss or
; S a d d e lr y i t w i l l p a y y o u to
c a ll o n
Pearce^ the H arness M a n ,
M y r tle P o in t, O r e g o n .
ìwbriMiwìwhiai
M E N S ’ and BOYS, C L O T H IN G ,
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L A D IE S ’ DRESS G O O D *.
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H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E and T IN W A R E ,
, C IG A R S , TOBACCO, P I P E '
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C A N D Y , N U T S and N O T IO N S .
i In fact, a »apply of everything usually kept ia a well eteckeil
General Merchandise Store.
ORDERS TAKEN FOB ANY ARTICLE NOT IE STOCK.
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GENERAR MERCHANDISE.
Groceries <to Provisions
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^ P o r t Orford, C u rry County, Ore.'S '
B A R G A IN S
L ists S-168,-171,-117,-«S6,-«M.
R esto ra tio n Tö>E»t r y O f LooBa
In N ational Forçat.
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L ists 6-128.-1»,-147 and -150.
R estoration T o E n try O f Laud»
In N a tio n a l F o rest.
In
K v e r y tlfiin a r .
Ladies' & Gents* Furnishing Goods«
Notice ia hereby given that tbe lands
described below, embracing #4» acres,
wlthio tbe Siskiyou National Forest,
Oregon, will be »object to settlement
and entry under tbe provisions of the
homestead laws of the United Ktatee
and the act of J one 11, ISOS (34 8 ta t,
233), at the United States land office at
BoeebUry. Oregon on February t t , 1910.
Aliy »elder wn o wa» actually and in
goxl faith claiming any of said lands
(or agricultural pui pose« prior to Jan­
uary 1. 190», an.l has not abandoned
»aiiie, h»* a preference right to make a
homestead entry for the land» actual­
ly occupied. Said lands were listed
upon the applications of the person»
mentioned below, who have a prefer­
ence rieht subject to tb«t prior right of
'any »U'h settler, provided such set I ter
or applloant Is qualified to make home-
stead entry and the preference right is
exercised prior to February M , 191u,
on which date the lands will be »abject
to settlement and entry by any q uali­
fied person. The lands are as follows:
The \Y | of 8 W i of SE|, theSEf of SW l
of SEJ, the W | o f_ N E | qfJ«Wl of 8K |,
Notice is hereby given that the lands
described below', embracing 467.33
acres, within the Siskiyou National For­
est, Oregon, will be subject to settle­
ment and entry under the provisions of
the homestead laws of the C nited States
and the act of June 11,1906 (34 Slav.,'
233), a t the United States land office at
Roseburg. Oregon on February 26,1310.
Any settler who was actually and ia
good faith claiming any of said lands
tor agricultural purpose« prior to Jan­
uary 1, 1306, and has not abandoned I
same, has a preference right to make a .
homestead entry for the lands actually
occupied. Said lands were listed up-1
on the applications of tbe persons men- j
tionvd below, who have a preferrnoe
rig h t subject to tbe prior right of
any aucli settler, provided such set-1
tier or applicant Is qualified to make
homestead entry and the preferenee
rig h t is exercised prior to February
26, 191U, on which date tbe lands will
be subject t<> settlement and entry by
any .qualified person. Tbe lands are
a» follows : The S i of 8 E I of HW i. the
N E I of 8 E I of 8 W {. the 81 of N W i . f
8 E | of 8W1, the SW j o f bWJ, See. 23,
the NJ of N E I of N W I, the W | of 8 W I.
of N E I of N W i and the N W i of N W I,
See. 26, T. SI S„ R. 14 W ., W. M , 14U.
the W i of cEJ of SEj of NW J, the W* scree, listed upon the application of*
of 8EI of N WJ, 8ec. 3b, T. SI
B. 14 Herbert W. Lynch of Langlois, Oregon ;
W .,tt .M ., 19U acres, listed upon the Liat 6-128.
application of T. W. Lynch of Marsh­
A tract of a 160 acres, which, when
field, Orvgon ; List 6—16*.
surveyed, will probably be within Sec..
7,
T. S3 8.. R. 9 W „ and Sec. 12, T . S3
Tbe 84 of 8 W | of NEJ. the N W j of
8E1. the 8* of 8EJ of N W |. »he8WJ of 8. -, R. 10 W ., bounded and described as
N tt'l and the N E i of 8WJ. 8ec. », T . follows: Beginning a t a stake on tbe
A f ir s t c la s s m ilU n e r v s h o p
41 S„ R. 12 W ., 160 acre*, application township line whence the aW corner)
eon*
of E. H. Vatiin id Chete«, Oregon ; Liat of Sec. 31, T. 32 8., R. 3 W ., bears N . ,
30 chains encoding; thence N. 89 d e -,
6-171.
n e c tio n w it h s to r e .
The EJ of NW1 and the W | o f N E |, grees W ., 83.37 chains to corner No. 1, •
Sec. 19, T.33 8., R.14 W .. 160 acres,ap­ thence S. 1 degree W ., 40 chains;'
plication of David C. Tyrer of Port Or­ I hence H. 81 degrees E-, 40 chains;
thence N. 1 de tree E ., 40 chains; thence
ioni, Oregon ; List 6—217.
The S EI «d 8oction 37, T. *0 8., R. 13 N. 89 degrees W „ 16.33 chains to corner
W ., 16U acres, application of Leslie M. No. 1,application of Daniel McManigal
King of M yrtle Point, Oregon ; Liat 6— of Boeeburg, Oregon, also applied for
by W alter Criteser, of Dothan, Oregon,
226
T h e W io lN W l of N E I, the SEI of who alleges settlement prior to Janu­
N « I of N E I and the WJ of N E lo f ary 1, 1906, List 6—1 » .
A tract of 135 seres probatdy within
NWJ of N E I, 8ec. 7,T . 41 8., R. 13 W',
36 acres, application of Clarence E. Sec. 2. T. 33 8., R. 10 W„ bounded and
L ot No 05613
Drvden of Chetco, Oregon ; List 6—835. described as follow«: Beginning at 1127 Rusadrao
F b « d P an n an . Commlseioner of the the F . 8. M .. the NE comer of Sec. 2,
N
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thence
8.
50chains;l
Generai Lami Office. Approved De-
I will consider the purchase of fir
cemher 2, 1909, i n n Pixnca, Firat As­ thence W. 20 chain»: thence N. 10
and cedar timber claims, the deeerip-
V xrren S tatbs Lago O r r in
chains; thence W.B0 chains; thence
sistent Secretary of the Iaterlor.
N. 10 chains thence N. 46 degrees E.,
Roseburg, Oregon, January 3, 1910. tion whereof is submitted to me be the
4X36 chains; thence E. 10 chains to
Nctioe ia hereby given that the original locator. I f well Umbered, end
corner No. 1, application of Chauncey
Northern
Pacific Ry. Co., wboee poet- and ia favorable locations 1 w ill pay
. Frye of Martel, Oregon; List 6—147
cash therefor, address
A d m in is tra to r's Notice.
1 A tract of 32.22 seres, probably with­ office addreee is 8». Paul, Minnesota,
ANGUS Q . MACKAY
in 8ecs. 36 and j5, T. 33 8.. R. 11 W .. has this 3rd day of November, 19»,
Notice Is hereby given the» the un­ bounded
follows : fl|«| )n vbia office its application to ae-
Beal Estate Ageat
and described aa
m
dersigned, by an order of tbe County Beginning atcorner No I , ■ sandstone,
Port Huron, Mich. »
lect
under
the
provisions
of
the
Act
of
whence
a
black
oak
tree
16
inches
in
Court o f Ctirrry County, Oregon, ban
been sppeinUAi administrator of theee- diameter bears 8. 70 degrees W , 77 Congress, approved July 1, 1696, (30
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. . . links, and Thomas house bears 8. 9 8tet. 897, 630), aa extended by the act
tote of Mary Limpach, deceaeed. All
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persons having claims against -such degrees W., 5.66 chains; thence N. 70 of Congress approved M ay 17 ,1 9 » , the
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of good grsxing land ap
estate are required to present them degrees W , 1 j . “o chains; thence N
New York, Jan. 19.— Mrs.Theo
Sixes river joining the fi. P. Peirce end
Within six months from the date of degree» E., U M feh ain . - thence J 74 33 8. K 16 W .o f W. M
Any end oil persona claiming ad­ Chas. Crowley homesteads. Hoe k a -
« e l.» ,, degree» E., 17.13 chains; tbencefN. 19
dore Roosevelt w ill sail for Naples this notice, with the proper .«
vouchers.
E , 0 , 2 ch>ln8. the n i /N . 40
versely the lands described, or desiring sldvrsb)« timber, most of which is dead
February 15, on the liner Hamburg, to tlie undersigned at Port Orford, degrees E., 9.97 chains; thence 8. 72
to object tweause of the mineral charac­ cedar In good condition. Price f l O v r
degrees E., 7.40 chains; thence 8. 3#
on her way to Upper Egypt. Ac­ Oregon
Dated this » d a y of Deoember, 19». degrees 3« minutes W ., 30.90 chain., ter of tbe land, or for aay ether reaeoa. •eye—one-half down and balance on
cording to news received from East
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to corner No. 1,
on o fP . L to the disposal to applloant, should file time.
J. 8O R EN 8EN ,
A . AD O L»*W ,
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their affidarits of protest In thia office
Africa recently, ex-President Rooee
Langlois, Or.
Administrator of the estate l f'ago Daxxx-rr, Commissioner of the
velt will arrive at Khartoum March
of Mary Limpach,deceased.. General Land Offlor. Approved De­ on or before the 26th day of February
cember 6, 1909, F a » » P iu c a . First A a 1910.
15, where be will meet Mrs. Rooee
Nw M ore C ed ar to S p a r e.
Bgayaxig L . E ddt .
»latent Secretary of the Interior.
velt. He will be back in tbe United
States June 1.
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O eafnesa C annot be C ared
by local «ppilcallo»., u Ib .r «»eo« m ark t b .
d ln u e « [.»rtlon o( t h . yar. TtwrS la e a lr oae
way to cure,deatnwa, «ad (h»< la by eeaw lla-
Uoaal rennin— D w I b m . I . caa n d by «a Io-
«»mcl n lltlon ot l h . moron« lln la g of l b .
KuWaehUa Tab«. W b w t b l. tab« I . iagaoMd
yea b a y . a r a a b lla g m a d or Im p a rted te a r
log. u » l . t e a I I 1« entirety rlgm d. dretarea la
rreull and onlew t b . InSam atlon la a te
taken aai and thia to te reaaond to Ila aormal
raodltton. te a rin g wlU be daatreyed la re ra r;
alaa eaaaa e a t e l tea are reared bp Catarrb,
wbleh la aotelog bat aa laOamad rnadltlna «4
t b . mnr.rti* m r i a m
W . w ill give O te Haadred H e lla n ter any
care of b r a f a « . (reared by c atarrh) th a t eaa-
ant b . ro r-d by Hall a Calarrh Cure. S mm I lor
clrralare frea. P. J C H g X X T * O k . Tntodo, O
Said by tiragglaU. Tie.
Tab» Hall'a Fam ily r t l l . 1«
Dry Goods
Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes
Cigars and Tobacco,
p in e A ssortm en t of
I j a d i e a * D r e s s G o o d s , m u f f liiiN .
c n l i e o s , lln n n e lM i. e t c .
Hafdcuare & Tincuane,
Jfarn ess, L e a th e r , etc.
AU Goods N e w stnd Up-to-date.
Orders taken for articles not in Btock «,
In
Ca.ll, g e t our prices, and be convinced.
N. G. NIELSEN.
Timber Claims Bought
Register.
I must husband my timber to re
place
fences and building» on the
1 J. D. Loucks
8. A. Lasdia
ferm , therefore I must not spare e*v
Notice is hereby given that the un-
Pursuant to order of the County
Ix x cxs aso L asco
more cedar. Plea»e do not ask fwr
Court o f Curry County, O r., I ana pre- ¡ dersigeed by an ornar of the County
Real Este» and Inaura nee
pored to m il. at Private Bale, the P e r-. Court of Curvy County, Oregon, has
it.
Form and City Proparty
A d m in is t r a t o r ’s N o tic e .
N o tlce o f
1 sons) property belonging to tbe Estate
,
| of Joel Bond, deoeoasd, lonsisting of
of the
been appointed aa administrator
min
Timber Lands, Mineral
estate o f ’Joci Bond, dcceasrel. All
and Fruit
14 cow., 10 calves, IU yearlings, 7 two persons having claims against such
year olds, 150 stock sheep, more or estate are required io pressnt them Property Rested
Port Orfor
I
leas, l i hogs, chickens, fhrmieg imple within six months from tbe dote o f, Bills Collected
Oregon.
1
I menu, household sod kitchen fornl- this noiioe, with the proper v o u ch efo ,------------------------------------------- _ _ _ _ _ _
turv.ctc Aim 2 two yaor old colts to th . underei*oed at Port Orfovd, Or- ?
ADdl 1 pony.
| ^«ron.
Port Orford, Or., Jan. 1«. 1910.
W alt as firrros.
Adm’e. 6 s i. Joel
;
Ne„ OrleBn. t Jan. i 6 . _ For lh ,
.
.
Dated this 29 day of Deoember, 19». r ,r ,t time 10 btdtorjF *n aeroplane is
,
W altsb 8tmon, | to be used in actual warfare. H .H .
Administrator of the estate M cG ill, a Day too, G ., aviator, ia
of Joel Bond, Deceaeed. shipping from New Origans an aero
plane which he w ill operate under
direction
of Gen. Ketrada.
A n ti P a ls PUte r e n e w pate.
J. H. Urrow,
Laagloii, Or., August 27. ItQB.
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