The Port Orford tribune., September 07, 1910, Image 2

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Sixes R ije r , Sept, ft, 1910.
Ktlitoy T k ib c m b :— I wish to ad
drew a few lines to the voters o f
'W É D K R M I& Ï, SEP. Tib, 1910.
C u rry D g m ty through the insdium
Editor T iw ac aa—
The passing o f the late H . W . of your |>sper; alao a lin e or two to
subscription katku
Scott,called forth U ^ m trs Au JUU M r. Herbert H o w e , oae of m y oppo-
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OnS ! Copy Óiu» Y ear .
geidusifuyl a b ility as.« writer w.li;i4i aeatm I wish ta »ay to the voters
Hix Menth«.
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W C u r r j that ow ing Io the fact th at
<>ue C o p y T h r e e M o n t h s
50 J fu lly hndoree, J having enjoyed a
iJ kftve.to «Jr^vs .piling a Iona the
porwjuid acquaintance w ith him
1 river bunk on my rat,ch befute the
p rio r to .the Itegianing o f his career
Published Every Wcdne»d;»y, hy
I F a ll rain», to prevent ja m e from
a« an editor, aud fo r a oonaiderald«
N 1 R D Y T . «Y F .W A R T .
tim e afterwords, and was a constant croeion, w ill be unable to make a
T r a n k A- S tew art, Associate Editor.
can vast of the county, being ac-
re.ider af the Oregon inn before and
sr
in«
connection
witn
tne
paper
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Mu*
’ n,ed |*raon.-illy w ith fu lly niue-
after hie connection with the paper
I
T S « a r i s t a s n a n r» » » e n fu ri p ap er .
to 1874 when I left the lower u » u »
,h * P®»’Ple u f <5™ry, I sin
1 j t i o w . t b i . l » ! « tu « e la fe y o a i e e fe -i
- Southern
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't e r ip U o n iip s l*
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W illam ette for
C alifornia, w illin g Io leave my political fate in
and up Sa das» Bditioa, sett A w « * saillpS ef 21 OM-
and upon m y re tu rn to Oregon their hands w ith o u t,an y effort on
— M -* « .« - — •
m y part, either by letter or other­
iNBeoar hobkixo . about five years later, I resumed
lu tili!
kvsbt
Addrses Dr. R . V . n —
M V
my old relation to I fie paper as a wise.
As lhe.“ 4 « a p b lj> “ advocates are
close aud interested reader.
A bvsktisiko B atos K kasm allb .
W S ju n f an
of Ihe d ir e c t P rl- Louis K mafp , Pres.
-
J. D. L oucks , Cashier |
I t being m y am bition to keep |tis w a ry L a » ) j w ill s*y th a t J am a
C. W. Z umwalt , V« Pres.
E. J. L obby , Asst Cash |
tory straight, I feel called upop to
- T h e acting Governor o f Oregon point out a few errors ig thefeietory f rap believer in said L aw as it mow
B out . M c K enzie , pirector.
has ordered th at alt F ire Hermit« be o f Oregonian as p /j i t o * up since the stands on the Statutes, pnd there
w
ill
appear
After
Buy
nam
e
gh
the
J.
W. M c K enzie ,
revoked^ u nd th a t no more be imued death of M r. Rcotl. H e ftad not
Ballot the pords “ D ire ct Prim ary
xintil further orders. He should been connected w ith the paper eon
have issued the order three weeks tinpopsly from 1865 to the tim e of C andidate.” I do not desire to
earlier. I t ¡a lik e “ looking the ate hie demies. From early in the 70*e dodge th a issue, and I hereby re
quest that M r. H e rb ert Hum e m ake
ble after the horse has been
to 1877 W . L a ir H i l l wse editor in
N o Perm its slwuld be issued in chief. I I iy Corbett had been elected i t d e a r how he stands on same. M r.
August and Sept, u n til there has U. B. Senator in 1*96 through « H um e was **n<>annated” by the “ As
YOUR BANKING BUSINESS ¡SOLICITED
sembiy” and is receiving the bene­
been a raip »ufficieht to wet the legislative hold-up,over M r. A. C.
fit of the Assembly organisations’
ground and all d ry rot,ten logs and Gib)»«, the nominee of the caucus. work in Coos County, whUe h# Cur
dpad trees.
Being wealthy, and am bitious to ry he poses as being in fAvor o f the
suoceed him self, M r. Corbett induced Direct P rim a ry . J tfu n k fee owes it
to the voters whose support he ia
B ryan says that, “ Roosevelt would M r. Piitock Abe o gp er of the« O re­ seeking, and to hia opponents, th at NO BANK W ILL HANDLE
port rford
violate precedent of a century, by gonian, to gseent to the organisation be make i t known througfe Urn col­ YOUR B U 8IN E 88 BETTER
OREGON
o f a jo in t stuck company to own umns ot one o f the cqphty papers
ru n nin g for the Presidency again
bow
be
stands
ou
this
pqijnl.
Does h« forget that be has violated and control the paper, the latter re
l am m aking a fa ir campaign,
interest
precedent by running three lim rs tsin in g the controlling
and expect to lie accorded the same
w
hile
the
former
carried
a
heavy
and would Jilce to fry again7
treatm ent by my adversaries.
Roosevelt never rau but once, and m in o rity interest. But M r. Gorbett
V ery tru ly
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**• P^tucx.
en titled to run again i f he wants gas d e fe a ta flo 1872 by John M .
THE TRIBUNE.
Fads for WeaJi Women
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
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B A N K O F P O R T O B F ^ R II
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to, and
the people want him . The
people fail to see the case us Bryan
does,— but they do see w hat Bryan
evidently does not see: T h a t E n vy
m ay be the underlying oause of
hia irratio n al opposition.
Roosevelt’s Platform.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, in
^enunciating his New Nationalism at
Osawatomie, K a n ., took occasion to
M t forth the eighteen fundamentals
jn w hat is taken to I r * b i* future
political deed.
Direct primaries
y . and the recall are tw o interesting
H ip p ie under the name o f John I I .
M itch ell, and thus was evolved iha
discovery and sensational exposure
of the m arital shortcomings o f the
Senator'elect, and of course M r.
Corbett saw to it th at bis editor,
M r. H ill made the most of the scan
To W, T , Bodley, Charles ¿Jelling,
and the heirs-at-law and adm inistra­
to r of the Estate o f B. B.* Barns, de­
ceased, and to Osenr Mayer, m o rt­
gagee, and to a ll ethers whom I t may
eoaeern:
,
Too, and each of you, w ill please
take notioe that J. T. M ilner antfo. H.
dal thus unearthed.
Green, and Charlos G. Briggs as ad­
A nd this brings me to the con­ ministrator of the estate of saidC . H.
Green, deoe.eed, for the State pf Ore­
sideration of w hat “ opportunity'* gon. performed nt least One Hundred
did for M r. Scott, and but for the Dollars’ worth of labor or Improve-
..
. .. . .
.
incuts as assessment work between
accident th at threw the o pportunity Jau.-sry let aud December Sl»t of each
in hia way, he would have moot year f..r the year» 1907, 190«, and 190»,
reafMxitlvely. un each of the four ful-
lik e - ly --------------
remained ,--------
poor „ to ----
the -----
end, , ( lowlc
iuwlog - ■
desorlhed
mining claims, sftu-
*------ .
•II! In Curry
Working for a very moderate « a la ry .1 • t<,d _ on Mule Mountain,
m . t.
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C o ita
-ri
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vounty,
State of Oregon, to-wit:
The* o pp o rtun ity” came Io Sir.hoott
lot. The M ule Mountain |g>de or
in 1875 when M r. Corbett, in order 1
Claim , location notioe of which
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’• iceor.led on pnge 166 of Volume No.
to keep up the sanguinary fight t. Mining Keconla for Curry Cuuaiy,
against M itchell turned over to hint Oregon, which said Record ia hereby
DOORS - WINDOWS - MOULDINGS
■5*
■ w jn taunt
: AMES S, JOHNSTON
(Successor to John K. M U ’.ar.)
^ r P o r t Orford, Or.-z^,
1
a m ir
NEW GOODS,
and fresh auppliea w ill he reoelved by every steamer. I t shall be
tra .J eh fth a UmTo? *
*tock °* everything required by the
G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N ^ ,
B O O TS and S H 0 K 8
M E N S and B O Y S , C L O T H IN G ,
*
L A D IE S ’ DRESS G OO DS,
H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E aud T IN W A R E ,
~
C IG A R 8 , T O B A C C O , P IP E S
C A N D Y , N U T S and N O T IO N S .
I n fact, a supply of everything usually kept iu a well stocked
General Merchandise Store.
0 B D R B 8 T A K E N FOB
A N Y A R T IC L E NOT IN STOCK.
Call and examine goods and get prices.
,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
G ro c e rie s & P r o v is i o n s
*$Port Orford, Gurry County, 0re.l3r
B A R Q A IN 8
In
I G v e r y tltin a r .
Ladies' & Gents' Furnishing Goods,
you Need in MiU Work
W rite ua tor Pricea or anjr Informa-
tion you Need in thia Line
A n jr th iiv
North Bend Manufacturing Co
Dry Goods
Hats and Caps
"*
Boots and Shoes
*
Cigars and Tobacco.
features. These declarations speak
for themselves, and are as follows
* >
E lim in atio n of special interests
h i . i n , , , » , „ , , h , o , W u i. „ m .h
from politics.
ing him oopartner with M r. H ittn e k '
*• X h<!
Creek
Complete and effective publicity ika. . u
u
•
1 M in in /C la im , the location botioe of
the shrewdest business manager of a which is recorded on page I t in J rol-
of corporation affairs. -
new»papbr in Oiegon and perhaps utne No- 4 of M ining Records for Our-
Laws prohibiting use o f corporate
,i
.
-ni
•,
ry County, Oregon, Which M id Record
on the entire coast
This aouldant i. hereby made pert he>eof, and refer-
funds, directly or in d irep lly, in
brought wealth and prestige to M r.
to for a more particular deeorip-
politics.
Scott, who fa ith fu lly to his part in "'¡rd. The Mule M ountain Cmek
Federal supervision <|f oupitalis
the undertaking,
continued
the u M.bdna
Claim , the looation notioe
”
ik in l)
ption o f a ll concerns engaged in a _L. ■
,
. , ,
. , which!»
recorded on p<ge 924 in Vol-
tight begun by H ill with increuaed uiqe No. 4 of M iuing recordaforOunw
Interstate business.
yirulenoe, but q u ite over did the County, Oregon, which said record Is I N T H E COUNTY COURT OF T H E l x T x s Cim-urr Couxr o r tub A tatx or |
A Personal responsibility of officers
• hereby
« V .w
J made
T ia m u x . part
w t hereof,
t u i w i , <*I1U
and iw
referred
io rrc u
m atter w ith the result (h at he three to fo r a more particular description.
Oxxoon sos m s OocwTv o r Cuxav.
STATE O F OREGON, FOR T H E
and directors o f companies conviqt-
4th.
i
he
East
Side
Lode
o
r
M
in in g 1
Fred H . Blake, Plaintiff,
times bludgeon«! ftfr. M itchell into
ed of violating laws. ,
COUNTY OF C U B B Y ;
Claim, the location notioe of which la
the United Iftatea Senate, hut later recorded
r o - u r u r u o n page oe in volume No. I
on page 88 in Volume No. >
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Increase the powers of the Federal
Louis A, Taggart, and
qn had better success when he
M ining Records tor Curry County In the matter of the estate! p u ... „
of Joel BoDd, deceased. ( uttot‘on- Rebecca T. Taggart, Defendants.:
bureau of C orporation! and In te r­ b l..d p » „ « l 0 « , . M e B H d , , . d , h . „ | S W J S i i f L S f L r a l S
To O. R. Bond, Elam Bond, Silas
In the name of the State of Oregon,
state Commerce Commission to con
Joseph Simon o u t, each tim e w ith a ■ 4° J or • m°re particular description.
Bond, Milton Bond, Hannah Cumings, lo u , and each of yon are hereby sum-
|rol all combinations in industry.
k i .
li
I 1 hat said work was performed or im- Mary Knowlton, end the unknown
view to Mr. Corbett or him self ano ' provemeuts made by or at the special heirs at law of Dayton Bond, di
moned and required to appear and an­
Revision pf the ta riff, ope sched­
swer the complaint of Fred H. Blake,
deeding to the place finally succeed matance and request af J. T. M ilner and to all others unknown, in
ule at n time, on basis o f in fo rm a ­
| and C. H . Green and Charles G Briggs in said estate:
the above named plcintfff, on file
nomin
in 1 as administrator of the estato of said
tion furnished by an eg pert com­ log in securing the caucus nom
In the name of the Ftate of Oregon, against you in the above entitle I Court
xtion for M r. C t by the same legis­ C. H. Green, deceased, for the State of You and each of you are hereby requir­
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mission.
,
and cause within six weeks from the
! Ore ion, aa co-ownera in said properties
lature which, after fo rty days and ! for the purpose of bolding said elaima ed to appear in the above entitled date of the first publication of this
Graduated income tax and prad
Court on the first day of the regular
nights dead- lock, elected M r. Ful under tieotion 2394 of the revised Stat­ September terns, to-wlt, oa Monday summons, namely, within six weeks
pated inheritance tax , bearing hear-
utes of the United States, and the laws the 5th dsy of September, A. D. »810, from July 8,1810, for wont thereof said
ton. M r. Corbett made a strenuous oi the State of Oregon.
ily u p o n great fortune«
a t the Court House In the town of
That there wae and is doe and ow­ Gold Beach, at ten o’clock in the fore­ plaintiff w ill take judgment against
effort for the caucus nom ination
Readjuatm ent o f the financial
ing to the estate of 0 . H . Green, de- noon of sold day, to show cause If aay you for the sum of 992 90 with interest
finally secured by M itch ell by the ceaaed, by the said W. T i Bodley for
•ystem to prevent panics.
there be why an order should not ba thereon from October 9, 1908, at the
bis proportion of said aaai aaninnt issued to the administrator of sold es­
session which failed to organise.
Maintenance o f un efficient A rm y
work for each year aforesaid, the sum tate to sell the real property of said rate of six per oent per annum ; for 995
attorney fees, and for plaintiff’s coats
N o tic e f o r P a b t le a t io a . 04^1
As a plausible w riter M r. Scott of Uixty-six and % Dollars, being Six­
gnd Navy.
estate, or so much thereof as may be
W ANTED
teen and J i Dollars for hia record one- necessary, to pay the chums against and disbursements; for an order that
had
few
equals
and
no
superior
If
Protecting n atu ral reaouroea for
sixth interest In each of said claim , said estate and the exp sn a is of admin­ the real property heretofore attached
Teams to haul lumber from Elk Riv­
D kpakti ( kht or t h i lrrx sio n ,
we except the late Judge C. B. B a ll­ m aking a total of fMu.OO.
use of all the people.
istration.
In thia aerioa by said plaintiff, namely er Saw M ill. W ill pay 93.00 per thous­ U . S. Land Office a t Roaebnra, Oregon
T
h
a
t
there
was
and
la
dne
and
ow­
inger,
who
had
no
superior
in
abil
The
following
is
n
brief
description
Development
of
farm
efficiency
-v w iv p io v ii» u i
im r u i
w u iu ir n c y .
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tbe S E X of Sec* ion 12 in T. 41 S., B. 13 and. Call at B axk or P o rr Osrosn.
in g the Estate of C. H . Qreea, deceas­
August 9, 19ip.
• ^ e x t e n d in g work of Departm ent
,ni‘ k,i lllB "'ori>e appear the ed, b; the said Charles Helling, for hie of tbe real property belonging to sold W. W. M. situated In said Cnrry Coun­ ifBids will be received for logging at
tOWlt *
Notice is hereby given that
proportion of said assessment work for
• f A griculture and elate agriculture beUer ususe.
Lend Claim No. 40, the 8E} 8EJ, and ty, be sold by tbe Sheriff of mid Curry the m ill. State how much per thous­
J ohn M. W u t of Port Orford,
esen year aforesaid, the sum of Sixty-
lots 7, 8 and 9 Sec. 19:
County in tbe manner prescribed by and.
Oregon, who,on January «0,1909, mad
For bald hrasen ilisingenuoasness six and % Dollars, being Sixteen and
work
8 W t N W L W | S W |, N E | 8 W |, 84- law, and the money received therefor
Homestead entry No. 14785, Serial No
% Dollars for Ihe record one-sixth in ­
SK L and lot 2 Sec. 90;
Enactm ent
of compreheueiye M r. Sootl stood alone and u n ch all­ terest in each of said claims acquired
Five dollars per thousand w ill be
be applied to the payment of said
S L ? 4 8sW4f 8W1 HEJ, end NE
N W i 8W i Sec. M ;
paid for dead cedar, end six dollars for £ W l. Section 2, Township 328., Rang!
workm an’s compensation acts. Fed­ enged. I w ill give one instance by said Helling nhder his deed and
judgment.
W i HW | See. 18:
contract from E. B. Barns, for W in
16
W
.,
Willamette Meridian, has filet
green
sound
cedar
delivered
at
shingle
E H of S E X of 8 E ) i and W M M W X
eral and state control of child and am ong many Which I m ight m en­ torest, making a total of 9900 00.
This summon« is served upon said
notioe of Intention to make Final five
m ill in town.
aec. 99;
tion.
Sometime
back
M
ayor
Sears
defendants
by
publication
thereof,
by
That
the
entata
of
E
B.
Barns,
„
-
de-
woman labor, better »unitary con
rear proof, to establish claim to th<
EJ of E j, and lo t 1 Seo. 30;
wrote an article which the Oregonian tested, has, or claims some right, title
virtue of sn order of publication mode
land above described, before J. H . Up
ditiona for Inlmrera and extensive
or
interest
in
and
to
the
said
one-sixth
ton, U . 8. Commisetoner, at his off)«
printed, ably contending th a t the
by Hon. E. A. Bolley, County Judge
N W . I „ .71 Sec. 32;
interest held by Helling under bis said
N o tic e to r P w b llc a tio s i.
00194 ,“ * * n9k>l«. Oregon, on the 4th daS
uee of safety appliances.
Tax Certificats on W | SB», W * of W j I of Curry County, Oregon, dated Ju ly
soldiers of the war of the rebellion deed, and contract from E. B. Burns.
of
October 1910.
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of H E| Sou. 99, and of
e rj,
ir n > xr-
S| n
NW
|, NW4
ÎT- ' 1,1910, directing that tbe same be pub­
Clear division of a u th o r ilf be- who bad been paid in greenbacks. That Oscar Meyer holds a mortgage
D ir S B T M B B T 0 » T X S Iv T U U O B ,
Claimant names aa witneaeee *
W i Seo. 34; all in T . 99 S. of R . 1«
tqcen the Federal and state govern­ worth an arersg eo f 50 cents on the on all of said Bodley*s and Burn’s and
W . W. M , also Lot 27 block “ BB” lished six weeks saooeeslvely in the U . 8. la n d Office nt Roseburg, Oregon. Oeorge W Meek, ol Port Orford, Ora.
leliing a interest In said claims.
d ollar, were ndw entitled to the d if Hel1*
Lorenzo D . Meek, of
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In the town of Port Orford, all of sold Port Orford T rib u n e; that tbe date of
ment«.
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August 9, 1910.
NOW
THhiRKFORE.
I
f
within
nine­
8. P. Peirce, of
”
n
ference from the Governm ent.
M r. ty days alter the date of personal ser­
lands being In Curry County, State the first publication shall be Jaly 9,
Notice is hereby given th at
Direct prim aries, w ith corrupt
Edward Divelblsa. of
”
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of Oregon.
G soaasW . M xxx
Scott seriously proceeded Indispose vice o this notice upon yon, or within
1910, and the date of tbe last publics
B b m x h im F . J osks ,
This citation Is Issued by pnbL_____ tion shall ta August 17,1910, and th a t! of Port Orford, Oregon, who, on June
practice laws.
of the contention by asserting that, ninety days after November 18th, 1910,
by virtue of sn order of the Hon. K. A.
Beglsfor
Pu blicity o f o m p n ig n conlribu i f the soldiers were entitled to I he 1 the laat d*-* ot the poblioatloe of this Bailer, Judge of said Court, dated the said defendants shall answer plaintiff's 19, 1910, mode Homestead entry No.
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g
W
fib
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iu
g
L
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ti.H
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W
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and
fl}
lions before election, ami rX|»enses " I " * » " ™ . " - e l » » « ! b , » « « ¡ K ï r Æ s . v ’ï i i
28th day of July, A .O . 1910.
said oomplsitt on or before August IT,
In witness whereof. I heve hereunto lOlOi
NE|> Sc-tlon 3, Township 39 8., Range
Sears, why, everyone elne who had your respective*interests in and to sold
afterwards.
1« w .. W illam ette M e rc ia n , bm filed
set
my
hsad
and
seal
of
said
Court
accepted greenbacks during
The date of the A n t pnbUos tioD of
the
mining
claims
and
each
of
them
will
Prom pt removal of incompetent
this 27th day of July, 1910.
notice of intention to make final five*
an n ! j _
become
said
N o tic e fo r P u b lic a tio n .
0431
this summons is Jaly 9,1910.
struggle, ought Io stand upon a
k -----i the
~ property of
------
r co-owners
year Proof, to establish claim to the
Gao. W. S m it h ,
or u n fa ith fu l public servants.
,h . „ M k r .
2 X 5 S 3 S
land above described, before J. H . U p­
tv
County Clerk.
3. H v im jn ,
DxrsnMCMT o r ran I r r s a i o n ,
Forbidding service of National the m a lte rl I t did not seem to occur' tion 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the
S U o n e j tor P laintiff ton, U. 8. Commissioner, at Langlois, U . 8. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon
Oregon, on the 5th day of October,
olllcials for any interstate oorpon- to him th at tlie soldiers coin|M-n<a , ^ln*}c', 1s/t“tes, and the laws of the
Angus» 9,1910.
T o W h o m I t M a y Conce-ns
State of Oregon.
tion
being
fixed,
he
had
no
way
to
N otick I s hereby given th at
tious, or receiving pay of an y kind
C laim an t name
.
J.
T.
M
IL
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.
meet th e depreciation of the cur
L. D. M eek, ofPoi irt O r'oid, Oregon.
L oskkso D. M bbk
therefrom-
CH ARLES G. BRIGGS,
I, the undersigned, hereby give no­
h i Pi.rt ,?jXord’
wh°, on Octo
R. P. Peirce, of
rency, w hile the ateruhant am i far­
An Administrator of tbe Ketata
Ed Dtvelblm. of
i i J ’ 0! ’ “ * * ? Bomeetead entr]
(Sucaeeor to A. B. Ssnm)
mer and ajn trscior snd laborer sc-
of O. H. Green, deceased, tice that I have a conveyance from the
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tor SWfc
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Week,
of
T liis is the most Oomple'g and t ’ls lly in ninny instances doubled
for theState of Oregon. Patentee to tidelsnds and water late in
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the
Harbor
of
Port
Orford,
Oregon,
on
progressive platform ever eonucla- their prioes, and thus mat the de
Regi rter NE4 Section 11, Township 32 South
a portion of which s part of the w harf
N o tic e .
Range U West
W illam ette M erl
ted by an American statesman. I l precis!ion ami niooe.
dlan, has filed notioe of lnton
is erected without my ooasent. All
On this Hoist we'd id not realize
Notice Is hereby gtven that all per­
would have made Roosevelt a great
tion to make Final five-year Prool
currency a-v
depreciation
the
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f M v u .M n v , , Io m
e
| fu
u 11,
u iv l W
V S p M S in |[ O
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l© K>UOW>
ns m
found
trespassing
upon
tbe
folfow- parties are hereby warned not to drive
to establish claim to the land shove de
‘ I ’opulist tw enty years ago, and now
N o M * r « C e d a r to S p a re .
since we bad outlawed greenbacks ,nFdescribed I land for the purpose
of piles or trespass in any manner what­
n
scribed, before J. H . Upton, U . A. Com
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t * a»_
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oatod soever on «aid tide.lands or water lots
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would be accepted as, a v a lid cre­ by statute.
mlisioncr a t bis office in I-anglokL Or
to tbe full extent of tbe law : Lots 1,
Anything not in stock, will I must husband m y tim b er to re­ egon. on tbs 3rd day of October, 191A
Man. A m a O. Danr.
The fsot that M r. Scott had •he | 2
dential in any assembly • ( Socialist«
and 3 C See.
X UI Bee.
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sN> ; ; E
F.»
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place fenoen and buildings on tbe v . . S?.*nt
• • witnesses:
Portland, Oregon.
be pleased tc order
There is no longer any doabt as to reputaliou of great a b ility made SW USec. 23: E X o f S W I
farm , therefore I m ast o t t tp a re any 2
-v X **1’ of. Port o r t° n l. Dm»««.
him the more dangerous in his e f ­ F L B F .J o fN W l of See.
8 . P. Pel roe. of
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his being on’ In s u rg e n t Teddy has
fownshtp >1 South, Range IB West.
lo e d a r. Please do not ask for it Ed Divelbim, of
fo rt* to mislead.
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Re pairing N catly D onb
i t e - T ^ i s w « •» e ir s r r a w
evoluted, and the people w ith hia». i
George
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LangloiadDre.
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H.
Urrog,
Denntsrk, Or.
few s. « s e s to c .M a n
fW A M .F U o r t t .r
Vanglois, O r., August 27, V«IQ
^ïortl» 13end. O r e g o n
F ine A sso rtm en t of
I>i*esHs G o o d s , in ittd in M ,
c a lic o s , fla n n e la , e tc .
& T incuat*e,
J^arness, L e a th e r , ete.
JUJ Goods N ew and Up-to-date.
Orders taken for articles not in stock
A first class miiMnerv shop In con­
nection with store,
Call, get our pricea, and be convinced-
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w. a.
M|(Mt if H im uuf
SilMry
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