The Port Orford tribune., February 23, 1910, Image 1

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P O R T
O R F O R » ,
O R K O O N ,
W E D N E S D A Y , F K B R U A llY
23
N n n ilie r
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Dairyville
utatk a h d
TALES OF IRISH ORPHANS-
DiKTMCT o y r ic ia a :
3 . 8. 8 e n ’ta— J o n a th a n B o u rn e J r ., o f
P o rtla n d and Geo.
(Successor to
/ ' S v W ^ T V a
f t '.
A n d lu la o t, « v e ry tld u g u s u k lly nrvdix.
The foil
run« are ruaraat««4
vlow-cho« •»!»;<, L i b i t ' . in< c ia a , and are
une^oalied for c I - m M a , >3<.«<*, foxes aad all
long-rao«« «vork.
THF SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
Hie lac» that fhe-SrQitti Premier Typewriter is used
in every civilized e>>un!rv on the globe is not so impor-
t ant as the further -act that the demand increases year
af­
ter yean
The reputation of Tne Smith Premier is world-wide.
W orld-wide use has made it so.
A et fo lc ir fflvlfftff lare«
i . ’.va. « Tt. j a - w ith foil
«Je*, i . p .a o f t h i a
»' •-«> e new fu n ,
•C -H fr e e r n re q n a s t o r
w i h c o u i r l c t « ; 3 6 -p a < «
f o r 3 atampa.
Z & r /J L . í í a
t í wniow Sh«d.
Ti,farms G>,
OTpgotoand we u * d an I M M E D I A T E
REE
on pakiniaOcitT. We jive
• b w t .e<al eernce aud AGVkoe, and our
•barge« are moderate. T ry na
£
SWIFT & CO.,
Patent lawyer»,
II. T. STEWART Editor aud Publisher
Wiil»8M*vipt i o u ,
poi* yen,«*,
The Leading Paper of Curry County
THE T R IB U N E
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C U P I .C O N S T IP A T IO N .
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O REG O N IA N
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Opp. US. Fefeat CBit.WatWr/vB, O.C.
T ltK S P A H S N O T I C I
Any person o r p e r-tm s tresp assing
u p o n th e C ro ft L a k e R an ch,— th e M c ­
L e lla n an<l M a r s h a ll R anchea, w ill ho
prosecuted to th e u tm o s t • x te n t of th o
law ; an d a rew ard w ill be g iv e n fo r i n ­
fo rm a tio n th a t w ill lead to th e c o n v ic ­
tio n o f th e g u ilty p a rtie s .
E d m u n d C s o rr.
- B o h war w ir s a a a l a s v M ir h a v e been
ro w b im S-ta A Deputi« Co. r.ueburc. r .
G O O D S ,
H O O T S
I iii.l
SH O E S
HARDW ARE.
liA Z T f e i A
In th e c o u n try
C A S H 8A L E 8 a m o u n t ng to »6 ot
m ore w ill be allow ed 10 per c e n t die
co un t, e x c e p t ou F lo u r , on w h ich n r
discount can be g iven .
As I w ill do m y own te am in g ,
m y In te n tio n to sell cheaper th a n good)
were e v e r sold on F lo ra s .Creek.
G iv e m e » tr ia l a n d I v i l i d o niy
lie s t to p le a s e y o u .
PATENTS
DOCTORS
« • ' . i f CA->( A1 ‘ U S And ta s r a n lb * te st
r
u it * i • « , < ' . rati la tha hou««. I.a»«
RdSk it . j a lfa waa fis u lla W itt Saadacba for
aba m an w u . of yem C IS C A K E T S .
aan lh a f rallaran taa pala tn bar head auooet
caadtalaly We 'silti reoumoiand Caaaanta
O sas STBiiaroan
lem .
SupL P u b lic In s tr u c tio n — J . H . Aok-
a rm a n , S alem .
•tf
’V IH b», ta k e n in exchange lo r goods
plyin* tot patent: H n u l be worth ntoue/.
we pninpUy obtain U. ». and Foreign
r h r A c p t o
IN
»EW HAVU. CONN
TH E «Ml l'H PR EM IE R TY PEW RITER CO.f
24 i Stark St., Portland, Oregon.
Nt H I I S I M il SIDA
lem .
state T .e a n u re r— Gee A . Steel o f S a ­
The new i*if«-dcw» con
sUewe
you to UJke ¡ » p a r » In trn »«iends for
cleanir.« oar r»C’-lM . y«t u»e ¿4nt to always
a.» firm ao4 r+c’hh&y l.n « tWrn frame, non-
take d ?w a « n J
t j j ? -rm file your
Tan4 aad help»
atsoa.
¿traction
writers. W hen h r becomes posted on comparative
Values it dem ands
M . L » a g io ta . )'
STO C K ,
D K A
X
W 11 EN a country becomes dlffiizad it demands type­
t.
T U s orw e £h<” ‘
m effri laths simplest,
surest, < u >(1 fastest 1»>
?( afi'A f’ lz ' «
gauge ragsatar tnada.
1c baa die solid top,
. « ' S e ejection a n d
| u H j y ijf fl double aatractora —
,K/Q v'hr"® sp-cial. fflkVzz, fca-
™ , ? ? m c f ccm iort and
convenient^ T h e ckeecWn breech
keeps the action clean ¿ M -th e sheila
dry— keeps out ruin, m ow , dirt, leaves
xwiga aoe sajid.
KEEPS
r o p e r s one ye&rîor $2.2a
T ORFORD TRIBUNE
------ K I N D ------
The New Idea VV< man’s Magazine
BO TH ONE Y E A R FO R «1 7 5
Fill s hottla or common glass with your
WAttr and let H stand twenty-four boury a
. —.
sediment or set-
’ ’¡ j ' .
tllng Indicates an
Ig l .fcJL— » unhealthy condl-
r\TTi IA » r S r f - V i ' / r Mon of the kld-
T h e N ew Inr.A W o m a n ' / M a o k i x k is an a u th o rity m» lire-edn .«in-,
I f A k.
i i f
a*?1 : if 11 stains
n e ry and H ousehold E con om y.
I t sv erd ges m ore th « n Inn |>«z
W
,
I your linen It la
W e o ffer you th e re fo re at least ljn n pazes ot tp««l fa«ui
I l e v i d
e n
c e
of kid- m o n th .
hom e read in g fo r an a d d itio n a l cost o f o n ly 25 ete.
Sam ples fre e .
f VI \ i , C
I
ney trouble: too
frequent desire to
Jxr
pass It or pain In
-
the back ta alao
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
te raieo u to f order.
to Do.
There la comfort In the knowledge so
rften sipreaaed. that D r. Kilmer's Swamp-
R
the great kidney remedy fulfills every
w th In curing rheumatism, pain In the
> i A, k idneya liver, bladder and every part
I :he urinary paasaga. It corrects Inability
: . hold water and scalding pain In passing
l ’ or had effects following use of liquor,
riftsr Casate
taa» TkenaTtarea JWaHer.
wine or beer, and overcome« that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
dui -g tne day, and to get up many times
daring the night. The mild and the extra­
P u b lls lx e d sat A tlasxt», Csu— G m fa /k m Over JO.dOO.
ct .m ar* effect of Swamp-Root ta aooe
/»«Hied. It stands tha highest for Its won­
ettks
derful cures of the moat distress'.rg cases.
South. It Is Co vote« to L i t e w e t a r e , K o a a e s a e e . F e e t «»4 F le t lo s » ,
If you need a medicine you should have the
end «Ives the te st01 all U u l Is esrrctit la Its flats. Anoas tu coatrtbaicrs the oaost
beet. Sold by druggists lr. 50c. and $1. sizes,
ai ’.«!« scuttiern w I srv appeer-JoclChsaSter Harris. Harry SUHwsR Edwards ass
fou may here a sample bottle of this
other» of arewtao f.iniJ. Serial stories Iruta Ant tony flo»a. Maurice Thompson,
wspAsHul
r'seorery
__
Silnoy R- Cr chr.t. Mrs.Ga ru» Cart» land Arthnr W. Marchmont hart appear-
i.u,1 a boor, '..at <rf lls « 1 3 X " V i3 ^ ‘'
i.:. and olksts areln wuitlao Irom the pen of aathon or national note. A abort
■ ore »be It. both rent
■ sit-awrjKj
story ron'est n ought oat use« lw rtw a h n n U r a d l « » a le s x lIU i h o r t
-beolutely free by mall,
• t a r l M . all worthy a state In (te a « V N M Y S O U T H ' S readaNe col­
s i tress D r. Kilmer A
■<«« e< Snm>ii<xw.
umns. C ttu r eo itests are eoetemplutod that will »»-eeufuOy exploit tha rtpenta»
Co., IHnghamion. N . Y . When writing men-
flvlt o 'talc.it that ouly needs such fosteria« to Ulastrate the woalth that Is shy to
rlna reading this generous offer la thia paper.
assort Itsslf.
L / w S U H H T S O U T H teams with tho llfeofths » n o t south. Tho gen
lul sunshine w.-.rn»» everythin« lul-activity and the season s never cotdanruyh
to check the hand of In inatry. The pepor aomes rraprant with the hreitt ol the
■wsnoltaand pine. aotsWoso«'-the vary air cdthaorsisa. pa
and hay. th e
1 ««acarate Csnd y Cathartic, the moat won-
.'«1-ful medical discovery of the age. p * • »
Scanty ah I palhue. thu ronunca end mvitery of tha land where the earn
net and refrr-»tiin< te tb * taste, nc» pentty
uteres up the p,.l1e.i »unsbtne an) the cotton whitens la the moealleht. wh, be
•nd KoalUvely on kklieya, liver and bowels,
ptven la the well It lad co umnsar this SsalhaUns wsskly.
I n .'tna Ore entire sretem. dispel roldw
Thu tuhscrlptloa pnea Is O n l y T i f t » C a n t u a year, allst ta ail pa sons,
nil ••«.Mtetie, fever, hahliunl ronatlpasion
btliuiiwieaa. Pl-war hiiv end try a b, 1
aseata. newspapers, pistmasisn and ava/y cna alia. O u M ot Uva accompaa.ad
i.t l '. C. C tiwlny; 111.23. W> iezita. »old and
by the (a J »J 50. enUile thaciuh raiser U tha paper oae year «rat.a.
guar.„teed to cure by all druggists.
» e n d o n n F o a S w l C n r d tha semes »I six or yoar aelshbon who
woaM approc'a'.o tho opportunity to road a copy».' The sunny hou'tmnp .m
temple wUI ho ma lad free. Voa am pot yoar cluh of Uva oat of those vary pa >pla
A OUARANTEF.DCURE FOR PILES,
(te a S U N N Y C O U T H enters over 50.000 Am arcin home- new: nd
earm j 190 Is suir to ha we'C'unod n rally M many mors homos, as tna jra .t
Itc h in g , B h n d , W e e d in g o r P ro tn id -
woaklv
(out of c 1 th t« » . th t Sou-horn LI trvry Weekly, whose cola,uns far
in g P ile .
D rtirtris ts re fu n d m oney if
I9J. w it ho tho ni.st 1 .ado bio of all IAS pap»« that coma lo y-a.
P A Z O O IN T M E N T fa il» to cu re an y
aasr, no m a tte r of h o w tong s ta n d in g ,
ta A to 14 d a rs . F ir s t a p p lic a tio n gives
e a s e a n d rest
Srtp
I f y o u r diwggirf
h a s n 't it ornd 60c in stam p « a n d i t w ill
1« fo rw ard ed p o nt-p»id bv P a ris Jle J-
tetua C o ., S t. L o u is . M e
.
t~
wy,i
a Teaw
BLACK »
T K K S P A S S N O T IC K .
N o t ic b is h e re b y given" to all person»
n o t to trespass upon th e lan d s o f th e
un dersigned— the la n d s being d e s c rib ­
ed as fo llo w s : A l l o t the la n d ly in g
E a s t o f th e C om ity road leading fro m
l ^ n i i o i s to Bandon of lo ts 7 and 10,
S e c tio n 2«, T o w n s h ip 30 S o u th o f
R an g e 15 W est, fo r the purpose o f c u t­
tin g wood o r ta k in g o ff logs, o r o th e r­
wise trespassing w ith >ut m y -c o n s e n t
Such [a r iie s « i l l L-e piceeeuted.
O. P. H A A G F K S E K .
E C Z E M A a w l P IL E C U K E
K n o w in g w h s t it w a s to s u f -
fe r, I w ill g iv e F R E E O i
C H A R G E , >o a n y sflll- te d a tm eltive
cu re fo r E czem a, S alt R t eu in , JE -jsipe-
1 is, P ile s an d b k ln Dif-eaAes. In s ta n t
re i r i . D o n ’ t s u ffe r longer. W e ite F.
W . W il l i a m s , AGO M a n h a tta n A v e n u e ,
N ew Y o r k . Enclose S tam p .
FREE
DRAUGHT
STOCK and
POULTRY
MEDICiNE
Stock and poultry hare few
troubles which arc not bowel and
l i v e r irregularities.
B la c k -
D rsiifflit Stock and Poultry Msni-
•
y. . 1
)■ - IW
cn.c is a
for « < * > . ft P’d» the org-uis of
digeUioo in a perfect condition.
P rb m im at American breeder« and
fa n tors keep their henUar.d flock«
healthy by giving them an ueea-
sisoa! dose of Black Draught Stock
and Poultry Medicine in t'c-ir
f.eel
A n r stock raiser may buy a
2u-ccnt half pound air-tight can
of this medici«« from his d A le r
and keep hi» «lock in vigorous
health for weeks. Dealer» g >n«r-
a ll. k w p Black-Dran^bt Stock and
Poultry Medicine. If yourv does
n <. wind 25 cents for a »wnyle
can to the inaniifactnrer». The
Chattame gw Medicine Co., Chat-
tftBOOga« IcUB.
lakes short road«,
food fnr everyth in g
that runs o u w h eels.
Bo-sKua. Q«.. Jaa.S», nm.
rj
Plaek-D w is h t stock and Poul
Had' me la the 8e»t I • » « W-ied. Oer
eroek wa» ooklax bad when A « a n»
me tha n.vdicin« and now they are
» •t’ lng ao flue. They are to»km» »
ix r cent- b jtt*T.
B. F. B1UX1KINQ PON.
T H E S O U T H ’S L IT E R A R Y W E E K L Y
(tee SÜ8NT 9OVTM Hike Great ElSwewrr WeeXlr
222 South Peoria S t ,
C b ic a o o , I I I . , Oct. 7 ,1 9 0 —
E ig h t months ago I was ao ill
that I was compelled to lie or sit-
down nearly all the tire*. My
stomach waa so weak and upset
that I could keep nothing on it
and I vomited feequrnily.
could not urinate without great
pein and I coughed ao mueL that
n-.y throat and I ud r* wive raw
and sore.
Tbs doctors pro­
nounced it B right's ¿iseaaeend
ethers said i t waa ccnsumjtfion.
I t maltereJ littls to r..S what
they called i t and I had no de­
sire to lir e . Asistcr vir.te I ms
from F t. Louis and a-kod me if
I lied ever tried W in e of Cardut.
I told her I had not »nJ '»he
b o u g ht«bottle. I belie-e that
it ssvt-d my life. I believe many
women could save much suffer­
ing i f they but knew of i's value.
a
r/ju SU N N Y SO U T H , A tla n ta , G a
Don't yob wig)Afnn ■ lodk ftwus
ans wa r— caeaoT co » «» - '■
B IT7.XS . . .
riS T O L S . .
SH O TU D X3 . .
. te»«
J JJ
from 7 S«
of
S alem .
J o n g re s a m a n , F i r s t D is tr ic t— W illis
C. H a w le y , of Salem .
G o v e rn o r— F r a n k W , B en son . S alem .
S ecreta ry o f State— F . W . Benson Sa­
ED, KACKLEFF, Prop’r
S fió f& u n
E. C h a m b e rla in
pain? Toko Affine ot Cardai
u i l moke one oopr»r,o effort to
be well. Yon do hot need to t e ’
a weak, helpless sufferer. You
con have n woman's health nud
do a woman'a wor-; in i.ffo. A« by
not secpre a bottle cf AV in* of
t'ardui from your druggitt to­
day?
.
state P rin te r— W illie D u n la rn y , Salem ,
kttorney G e n e r a l— À . M ," C ra w fo rd ,
S alem .
*
C le rk S tate lo u id B o a r d —G .G . B row n,
S alem .
Jo int S enator f o r Cone and C u rry —
W . C. Chase.
Jo in t B c p rv s e n ta tiv e fu r
dtarry— I . N . M u n cy .
H ow Changad Condltioaa Affected
-,
Their Cinosificwtion la 6av-
A tr a v eler w h o re c e n tly »pent
som e tim e in Irelan d waa m uch in ­
te r e s te d in an orphan asylu m -w ith
th e fou n d in g and m a in ten a n ce o f
w hich th e fa m ily ah .-'w as viaitin i;
had had m uch to do, r e la te s
YofftJFfc C om panion.
On her first- ins|<*ction o f th e
place, tw o b righ t, rosy lit t le «la­
ter«, w ho had been roacued from a
life o f sq u a lo r and a b u se b u t a
sh o rt tint« b efore, w ere poiu ;ed o u t
to her. T h ey overh eard her call
th*W *’t w o ° f }'o u r little o r p e s ' "
a n / ( ‘.".me forw ard hand i, It .;
correct th e a ta tc ia e u t. I'-ob1 o
a lit t le co u rtesy and f©'k Z .
e a g e r ly in her fa ce, th e e ld e st m ite
Judge, »1 J u d ic ia l D i a t r t e t - J . W .
ex p la in ed p o lite ly :
H a m ilto n , Roechurg.
“I t’s orp h an s w e w as, m a ’am ;
Prosecuting A tto rn e y , 2d J u d ic ia l D i»
b u t w e’re in m a te s now .”
t r ic t — G eorge M . liip w n , llo s e b u rg .
T he n ex t d ay sh e and her
U . 8 . C o m m issio n ers—-J. H . U p to n ,
frien d s sto p |ied to sp eak to a la
L a n g lo is.
borer w ith a large fa m ily , wh
oocMTY o r r ic c M .
bad been relu cta n tly o b lig e e ,
C o u n ty J u d g e — E . A . B a ile y , G o ld
w hen h is w id ow ed siste r 's liov v r s
Beach.
le f t upon his hands, to all-'w th e
C ou nty Com m issioners—O tto Is m e rt,
G o ld Ite seli ; Ed Sypher, L a n g lo is . lit t le fello w to c.im e upon c' tr
H is p ride and his a f t e c t io u k n tt.’
S heriff— N o rm a n T y le r, G o ld Beach
b oth su ffered in d o in g so , n lth om •
C o u n ty C le r k — G eo rg o
AV. S m ith ,
he k n ew th e boy w ould be wt
H old 'B e n c h .. _
eared for,
'
C on nty T re a s u re r— Juntes C a u g h
“ A n d is lit t le Thnd s t ill a t th e
AVodderbttrn.
-
-»
Assessor—WraSTolman, Harbor.
orp h a n a g e, MichaelT” ask ed on
School S u p t.— AV. 8 . G u e rin . Langlois,
o f th e lad ies.
•urveyo r—G e o . fl. AVJlson, C hetco
“Oeh, no, m e lad y d ear,” wi s t i i '
C oron er— D r . F . A. Srhlleinsnn, Wsd- Joyou s reply.
‘T h a n k s be to th •
d e rb u rn .
sa in t« , he’s an orphin no lo n g er
u r « v isa s or t h b c o r n s .
h e’s w o rk in ’ a t a thrade o u ts id e .’’
C ir c u it C o u rt m eats F o u rth M o n d a y in
A -fe w day« la te r th e g u e s t w as
A u g u st o f each yo ar.
ta lk in g w ith a you n g m an w h o had
C o u n ty O o m m issioners C o u r t meets
■pent som e tip -e as att em ploye a t
. A ,^ lrs t W edn esd ay in J a n u a ry , A p ril,
th
e a sylu m , and who, sh e under
J u ly and S eptem lrer of each year.
P ro bate C o u rt m eets firs t M o n d ay in ■tood, had been brought up th ere.
In th is sh e w as m istak en . „
each m o n th .
“ N o t by a t ty m anner o f m ean s,
Mnunr oocKTr cost o rrio c a a s p fost -
M asvsbs .
m a ’ra,” he a ssu red her. “Me fa th er
C h s tc o ............................. Miss Id a Cooley
o n ly d ie d a y e a r a g o , and m e tw in fy
H a r b o r ................... .....F le tc h e r Gsrdne’r .
th e d ay o f th e fu n eral. S u re I ’n,
G o ld B e a c h ............................-J, W . R iley .
n o t an orphan a t all, a t a l l !”
W e ild e r b u r n ..............................Geo K e rr.
Coos
an d
l l l l h e e . . . ' ................. M r . E . H R ussell.
M a r i a l ....................... M rs . V io la A . F r y .
A g n e s s .......................................A . M . R iles
P o r t O r fo r d ...................... Ames Johnston
D e n m a r k .................................... J. 8 . Csppe.
L a n g l o i s . . . . < ..........
E . R ac k le ff.
GOLD HUNTERS' WEAPONS.
W h ile p lo w in g in bin field ccn
E u fa u la r e cen tly Mr. C harlev ( . ■
■on un covered a large num ber ot
R e s to r a tio n T o E n try O f L auds
w ea p o n s, som e o f w hich wet
In N a tio n a l F o r e st.
rifles o f an old s ty le , som e I lv
N otice is hereby given th a t th e land«
derb u su es, a few oW tim e ( c a fo la
described
below , e m b ta c ln g 407.22
ucrea, w ith in th c S ia k ly o u N atio n a l Fo r­ and a cou p le o f sw o rd s. A ll the»
es t, O re g o n , w ill be subject to settle
w eap on s, sa y s th e K a n sa s C i.;
me n t an d ents}- u n der the provisions o f
J o u rn a l, are in a fair s t a t e o f p*»
the h o w e a te a d la w s o f the U n ite d S ta b -
e r v a tio n , and a re a p p a ren tly of
und th s net o f Ju n e I I , IM ’0 (34 F la t.,
233), a t th e U n ite d Stales lan d office nt S p a n ish m ake.
R osebu rg . O re g o n on February 26, l'Jll)
A ccord in g
to
C reek
tr su i
A n y settler who was a c tu a lly a n d in
good fa ith (c la im in g an y of said lands
tion , a p arty o f a d v en tu ro u s Sp an
lo r a g r ic u ltu r a l ptir|ioses p rio r to J a n ­ lard s, nuutlierlng 54, in th e y ea r
ua ry I , 1906, a n il hag not nbandnned
name, has a prefere n ce rig h t to m ake a 1664, le ft N ew O rlean s on b u rsa s
hom estead e n tr v for th e lands a c tu a lly and w en t
to th e ter r ito r y t
ot co p ie d . R aid la n d s were listed u p ­ search o f gold . T h ey secu red a i.
on the a )> u llc a tlo n s o f tlie persons m o i
th e p reciou s m eta l thuy c'-.ild
tiened tielow , w fio hav< it p re fe rre d *
r ig h t subject to th e p r io r rig h t of carry, and on th e ir w ay b-p k th ey
any fuc I i se ttle r, provide.I su u h set-
w ere b eset by a Laud of S h aw n ee«
tlc r or R p id ic a c t is q u alified tv m ake
homestead e n tr y and the preference n ear S ta n d in g R oth , e ig h t u tiles
r ig h t is e x e rc is e d p rio r to Februar«
e a s t o f E u fa u la , and a g rea t ba»
26, 1910, on w h ich «late the lauds w ill
tie fo llo w ed . T h e S p a n ia rd s, w ith
I.c s u b je c t to r e tilv in r u t nn«i e n tr y by
th e e x cep tio n o f tw o, w h o esc a p e d
a n y q u a lifie d |.v r-v n . Tin- lan ds arc
as te llo w a : T h e H l of 8F.1 of S W } . the on a ra ft, w ere u cjiiltilfited .
N E i o f SEJ o f S W | . th e h l o f N W } • f
It is su p p osed tliat th e w ea p o n s
S K I o f SW J, th e S \V } Of S W |, Bee. 23,
plow ed up on Mr. G ib so n ’s p la ce
th e N j of N F.} o f N W } , th e W } of S W }
of N E J of N W } an d th e N W } o f N W } , a re th e on es th at w ere u sed by
Sec 2«, T . 31
I t . 14 W , W . M , 14o
th e S p an iard s m en tion ed ab ove.
eres. lis te d npon th e ap p lic atio n of
L is t s 6-128.-1211,-147 an d -160.
H e rb e rt W . L y n c h o f Langf >iv, O reg o n ;
L is t 6 — 128.
A tra c t o f a 160 acre«, w h ic h , when
«nrvi ve.1. w ill p -o lie b ly be w ith in Sec.
, T . 33 S.. IE. 9 W ., and Sec. 12, T . 33
K. It) W , Ixjr.nded a n d d e s e r lied an
'lo llo w s : B c v iiiiiin g a t a stake on the
'o w u v h lp lin e whence th e SW c o rn e r
o f Sec. 31, T 1« 8 . . R . 9 W ., le a g N .
n chairrn e x te n d in g ; thence N . 89 d e­
grees W ., -.$3.37 ch ain s to co rn er No. 1,
Chet c<- S. 1 de g ree W . , 40 c h a in s ;
lienee 8 . 81 degree« E ., 40 chains;
i hence X . I d e .-n e E . to e h n in s ; tu ciu e
N. 89 degrees W .. 16.38c h a in s to c o re e r
No. I , a t plication nt Ihudel M c M s n lg a
o f Roecii rg . O iegon, also applied for
by W alt* r C r lU f-'T. ■ t D o tli» n ,O re g o n ,
w h o a l eges settlem en t p rio r to J a u u -
i r 1, hah ;. L is t 6— 129.
A t m e t o f 135 s c re s Y ro b a b ly w ith in
Ace. 2, r . 33 8 , K . 10 A , hounded «n.l
’» S r r ile ' ns fo llo w s : Ite g ilin lu j nt
h e h ' 8 J iL .t 'e N K corner o f S ee.2.
r 3 3 8 ., K . 10 AV., th e n c e 8. S U clinins;
thcncc W . 20 i l i n l ’ N: th e m e X. 10
h e in s ; thence W .2 0 c h a in s ; tie ne
S. 10 Im lns th ence N . 46 d e g r-. s I'..
12.36 • tw in s ; th e m e E . to c u d ..- t o
c o rn e r So 1, a p p lb » tio n o f I'L a n n ec
F ry e o f M n rls l, Oregon ^ J .f -t 6 - 1 4 7 .
A i r a ‘ t o f 32 52 seres p ro lis ld y < ith -
1» See-. 2 6 a n d 33. T . 33 8 .. K .11 AV.,
-hounded and di s c ri'w d us follow s:
b e g in n in g s tc o rn e r N o ~ |,a s s u latooc,
whem e I.ho le oc k tre e d « i i. Io - I n
I mu te r Ivw ra S. 70 ilegn-e- " , 77
4 n k » . «n d T h om es' Ii u-c I «11» 8 . 9
o g ees W ., 10.31 eliain s ; th ence 8. 74
degrees W ,, 4 5n c h a ir.« ; th e m e X . 7U
degrees AV , I t 7(, cl wins; thence X 31
l. greis E , 11 24 <• a io - ; thence 8 .7 «
decree- F... I " . I t eh iiin a ; thende X . 12
de tee« E , 10.1$ 1 Irnin s; t b e m * “N 40
le g n c s F ., 9.97 chains; l e s iw lf 7
degre - K ., 7.40 c h a in s ; ih e n c c S . 3H
h g re r-rj-tl'i In u te s AV., 30.90 c im in s
to corner N o . I, ap p lic atio n of F . L .
Tinim ns «0 .M arini. <)ie<on ; 1st 6— 16».
F e r n I r.NNETT. ('o t'itn ils s io m ro f th e
G e r e r s l Land «’ flic . A p p ro v e d D e-
.• e n le r 6. It*» ' F s * n « 1 <»«rr. F l-s t As­
s is ta n t ‘ e c re ta ry o l t» < In te r io r . '
Q t r lc a l W h ite w a s h — ;«
F o r som e tim e p ast it
tl b:
recogn ized 4hw4 th e church «die« .-
in O'd Ford were ill a very l «’.ti.»
fa cto ry co n d itio n , but no f in d »
w ere fo rth eo tn in g ,to en a b le l l e n i
to be redecora ted. The n» w it .
p o in ted rector, R ev. J. IL K itc a t,
to g e th e r w ith h is clergy, (be n ,ei i
h ers o f th e lo ca l branch e f tin«
C hurch o f E ngland W orking.
m en ’s so c ie ty , and Mr; G« org •
L an sb u ry, lu te so c ia list nnd rad
leal ca n d id a te for Bow a t d B rr in-
ley, s e t to v. ork to scrub, w as u at.d
p ain t th e sch o o l. T .ie w ork wa
e x p e d itio u sly co m p leied . and th.
p a rish io n ers nr* now proud «>»
th e ir spick and sp a r ed u ca tio n .,
in stitu tio n « .
They Ronlst Iffoletur».
In L apland /a in n ":.t m ade o f
rein d eer vu n ! l i r e f . i n i n u » for liie ii
m o istu re r e s is tin g p ro p erly hr.
w e lla s f o r th ejr w arm th. T h e hair,
unlik" th a t o f m any a oim n l«, 1
c o t h ollow th rou gh ou t it s b 1 e*h,
but is d ivided in to ninny w n tcr-
llg h t e e llt filled wif»! air, w hieh a |e
p ear to be u n d er <« iK ireysiou, t v
4 lia t' w h in th e g a .i i v n t s P ie
p la -eti in w a ter the hair, or w o o l,
s w e 'is w ith o u t In ak in g. and th e
w ea rer i* buoyed up gnd t!«ru n o '
rea d ily oink if h e falir overb ,»v«i.
Knelt »ST uieuts a te in c o m m o ,
u se am on g th e H w edrs gud N or-
tvegiaas.
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