The Port Orford tribune., November 29, 1911, Image 1

P O R T
TW inilx'V S O
Ö R P O K D , O R E G O 5
N o tie« o f A pp lication for V a te a t TREE CULTURE IN GERMANY
to P la c e r f.a u d a .
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y
•TA TS AMD DISTBICT O m c O W :
U , 8, Ben’to—J o n a th a n B ou rn e J » „ o f
P o rtla n d and U ao. E . C h a m b e rla in o f
S a le m .
O on greaen tan , F ir s t D is tr ic t— W illis
C. H a w le y , of S alem .
G o v ern o r—O sw a ld W e s t, H niem .
H aeretary o f State— B e n . W . O lcq jt Sa­
lem .
State T,eoaurer— Thus. B . K a y , o f S a ­
lem .
8 u p k P u b lic I n s tr u c tio n —L .. A . A ld ­
e r m a n , flaleir..
S ta te P rin ter— W illis D n n iw a y , Balein.
A ttorn ey G e n e r a l— A. M. C raw ford,
> S a lem .
C lerk S ta te l a n d B o a r d — G. U . B row n ,
S a le m .
J o in t Benator fo r Cooa and C urry
W. C. Chaae,
J o in t B e p r e s e n ta tiv e for C ooa an d
C urry—8. P . P eirce.
J n d g e , 2d J u d ic ia l D is t r ic t —J . W .
H a m ilto n , R oseburg.
P ro secu tin g A tto r n e y , 2d J u d ic ia l D is
tr ic t—G eo rg e M . B ro w n , R o seb u r g .
U. 8 . C o m m issio n er* —J . II . U p to n ,
L a n g lo is.
,
-
coumty
All necessary operations in
writing, hilling or Statistical work
are accomplished from the key­
board of the light running, easy
adion M odel 10 (Visible)
C o m D rn aa Carriaon
Ribbon Controlled iro n Keyboard
Vanable asd Uniraraal U s s Spacer
Perfect Dual Guard
Back Speco Lavar
Carnage Retardar
These are features which make (ha
Smith Premier the choice of the
o r r ic x a s.
advantage»
Always Stays “Pat”
•» B a th m y w i r e a n d m y s e lf h a v e » e e n
s t a u CA.SCAUETS s u J tn » j are u s 'best
isOMae wa burs e*«, lout In tba bouae. la s t
a sk B y elta was lr-a u e with hrsOscbs tor
e s 4 ty s aba Ir te l aomeof yoiiiCvSC'AHKTS,
Ml Hier rellered 10a puis lit her basrt eiuioat
■■Mgtaablr W» i««a rss»».m«xC Cwweiete
Sass. S T S n tr isn.
rU ts b u rf Sure iijpyposii Co.. P iu ab sy a 'P e.
H ave you a Horse w ith an y
One or More of th e follow
in g habits?
STOCK and
POULTRY
MEDICINE
Iiwviit. Tatu» G« og D»
S tai.
•»•r »lo»*«i. Wo»*»».«er Grfow. Iwv. Aie. Mu-
c u n e C O N STIPA T C O M .
«artwimw«. «Ml«**, Maat-V'.l. »•>
> |» |Q
31Ï
fb'M »nd
b» »B Grur-
t l'Bfci Tutmwm* 1 laidl.
Thousands B arn K idney Trouble
and Don't Know It.
. H o w To F in d Oat.
FIJI a bottle or common glaai with your
«rater apd let It «taad twaoiy-four houtK a
.
ar.uimant or «et-
.
' •l,nt Indlcatej an
W J i X —a, unhealthy condt-
of (ho kid-
< 1 1 n* y * :
11
A I your linen It is
evidence of kld-
re y trouble; too
'
frequent desire to
jv
pass It or pain In
—
--------the back U *l*o
•o s v ln c h f proof that the kidneys and blad­
der ara nut of order.
xvh»t to De.
There It comfort In the knowledge »0
•(ten expressed, that C r. Kilmer's Swamp.
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wlah tn curing rheumatism, pain In the
baok, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
• f the urinary passage. It corrects inability
to hoM water and scalding pain in passing
It, er bad affects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
aacasalty of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up m any times
daring the night. The mild and the extra­
ordinary effect ot S w a m p -R o o t Is soon
realized
It stands the highest for Its won­
derful eurea of th* most distressing esses.
I f you need a medicine you should have tha
beet. Sold by druggists in 50c. and $1. sizes.
Yau may hare a sample battle of this
weadsrful
discovery
P^Vrr ?-
,
more about It. both « c n iB 5 ^ ^ 'jW 8 * i£ f e g
absolutely free by mail,
.
address D r. Kilmer k
rtom, or
Co.. Blnghsmton. N . Y . When writing m m -
Ms* rooting this {onerous offer In this paper.
■ 4 . c a t . T o a r IW»w«ts W ich Cs4«sr*M .
Cksuy < s -.lairtl., eure eon.silpst'.»a ta ra is /
S B . It P -O C flail. 4ru».ilsw i - f . usd s»'.iev
/" » M A T »ALK» f * W » a * i f » *
V i m erit of H ood 's S arsap arilla.
H o o d 's S a n a p a r illa
nella b ecau se
y.awwU.haa C R E A T C U R E *.
I
cioè U » bovcl aufl nver r« iaeny
fo t stock. I t fu ta ti,« urstanj uf
stimi in a prarf*ct «unditicN.
l'iMiiiiucnt Amorkeaa breeiw» a n i
farn<“r . krop ti.ci« bei 1. and flocks
hoalthv bjr s iv in i tlv m an osca-
ùanal d m eojB lack i>ramjht Stock
on<l Poultrv Mcdirin» in tfacir
{.wd. Atiy'rtock rai *w mav boy a
2.1-trnt r.alf-i»»iind air-tiu’ lit nati
Arid keep «ai» atock in »‘ijoiotw
health for week«. 5» siéra g »er-
allykerp Ritv.k lirantfiit Stockaud
Poultry M iniäin». If yoer» J"«a
nut, toad 26 » w ts f » n MUnpl*
dan to the m»nuf»iJtu«W». Tur
Clikt'an »'«» Mvdicio* Co., Chat-
tauuuga. lea n .
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»■.«■ix>. r .,„ 3sa. » , u«*.
Dlscfc.O »u th l 8*>»k »nil Pvol r j
Mwl* inc ia «"• •»•« lovvrtrwd. Our
«leek » « • »ui«uf hnd w'i«« voo wiot
me th , m«aie4i>s sv4
they ere
gattinx » tne. TU*.» are lonkiag ■
m t e*m. b *'*»•
a. p. »B o o x tK a T o n
Kefusiiig to Lead.
Afraid of sudden falling of board
Running away when halter or bridle is removed.
Biting
Gettilig fast in stall.
Afraid of-aight and sound of steam
Pawing in stable.
K icking at master or strangers
Lender bitted.
Afraid of sound of buggy or wjigon wheels
Pawmg When bitched in street.
Afraid of touch of shafts
Crowding in stall.
Scaring at hogs or dogs along road
Refusing to halter or bridle.
Running away
Pulling on one rein.
Striking.
Tail switohers
Lugging on bit
Bad to harness.
Bad to groom
Lunging and ¡dunging.
H ard to shoe.
Shying
Jum ping ferices. . Refusing to hold back going down hill
Afraid of automobiles.
Bad to hitch to buggy or wagon
Afraid of paper.
Lolling the tongue.
Afraid of robes
Afr.ud of umbrellas.
Afraid of clothes on line
Afraid of soundof gun
Afraid of band playing
‘ Afiatd of canvas top wagons.
Afraid of cars
If you have horses addicted to any ot the above m en­
tioned bad habits or vicious traits, you can care them.
And' permanently too, by following the system as giv­
en in this course of lessons, thereby increasing the value
of your herse many dollars worth, whether you want to
keep or,sell him.' It will increase your safety and confi­
dence in driving and handling any such animal.
The only licensed hbrsetraiuer in Oregon.
All
work guaranteed.
H. Z. H A N SEN
Langlois, Or
write for omr onnfidenHai letter
ap-
rtng for pauw tî H m ar he < « t b w o l « /.
• MoiuptlY obtain U. 8. »ad Foie;<n
/r K K M F A a S N O T I C E .
o ç jïA s .,.1 we sent aa I W M E D I A T C
r n g g report on ps>«s«shjfTky. W» give
Sie « 3 •« si service and sdvfm, sad oar
•bsrgw are mo-isrHa. Try as
SWIFT & CO.,
•ay com vm ption can bo
cured. Nature alone won't
do it, >t needs help.
P a te n t la - v y & r * ,
Opp. U S. Pst«nt OÇee.Washi .,q'a«, fi.C.
n e a a tx
Is
M s .» .
Clean Wood nw.-n» * le«« alia. ri«.
-eautv rriikost it. « » s e n s . Candy < ethsr
lie «.»so )u.»r li.iKwi a.Ml * r v p it risaa, i»
< U n ng up tbs Uxv iiv ,r r.i 1 . u '/ n , et! •,
must bo continued in «um-
ir.er m well a » winter.
Taka It ta s Iit t i. «,14 sUlX or miWv
C ats small M U » aan«
AB Di b h M»
A n y persun o r p erro n s tnrspsm dnp
u p o n t h e C roft L a k e R a u ch ,—t h e M c­
L e lla n a n d M a rsh a ll R a n ch es, w ill L »
p roseoulod to th e u tm r« t e x te n t of th e
la w ; ftttd's reward w ill h e g iv e n f o r t h
fo r m a ’-.o lis n U w ill l a . td e c -w -h t ro
tlu n o f th a g u ilty p a rtla e.
o f H ang« 14 W est of W illa m ette M ert
d la n , c o n t a in in g 100 a cres, k n ow n a s
t h e A c m e-E m erg en cy P laoor C la im s.
C o n so lid a ted .
T h e s a id la n d s were lo ca ted b y a p ­
p lic a n t a n d id s a sso c ia te s o n , or a b o u t !
F eb ru a ry 26, 1896. an d relocated b y
sa id -a p p lic a n t a n d a c S o c iste s. L iz z ie
D iv e lb iss a n d E m m a B ow u e, D e c e m ­
ber 9, 1902, a s sh o w n b y n o tic e record­
ed in B ook 6. C u rry C o u n ty Record o f
M in e s at P a g e 7 0 ; a n d s a id a»8o«i«tes
h a v e a ssig u e d th e ir in te r e st in »aid
lan d s to sa id a p p lic a n t. T h e a p p lic a n t
for p a te n t, a n d th o s e th r o u g h w h om
h e c la im s, h a v e e x p e n d e d o v er liv e
hundred d o lla r in la b o r a n d im p r o v e­
m e n ts o n sa id la n d s in d e v e lo p in g
th e ir m in e ra ls a n d m in in g .
A ll of raid la n d s are a d ja c e n t, a d ­
j o in in g a n d c o n t ig n o u a to ea ch o th e r , l
a n d tlie q u a r te r se c tio n co rn er a t th e
SW co rn er of NW J S ec. 8, Twp. and B .
a fo r e sa id , is th e co rn er o f one o f th e
s u b - d iv is io n s of said la n d a p p lied for,
t o w it 7 th e SJ 8W J N W J Sec. 8 a fo r e ­
C o u n ty J u d g e —E . A . B a ile y , Gold
B e a ch
C ounty C o m m issio n ers—O tto Ism ert,
G old B e a ch ; G eo C h en o w eth , I a r ig lb is .
Sheriff— W . A. B is h e l, G o ld B e a c h .
C o u n ty C lerk —G e o r g e
W . S m ith ,
G old B ea ch .
C ou n ty T reasu rer—Jarnos C a u g h e ll
W edderburn „
.
A ssesso r— W m . T olruan, H a r h o t.
S c b o o tH u p t.—W . 8 . G u erin , L a n g lo is s a id , said q u a r te r sectio n corn er b ein g
S u rveyor— D . C u n n iff J r ., O oliW tfeaih. a n e sta b lish e d c o r n e r o f th e g o v e r n ­
C oroner— D r. 8. J . M ann, L a n g lo is .
m e n t su rv e y .
T h ere la n o k n o w n v e in or lo d e or
M IK T IM O S O r T U B CO URTS.
C ircu it C ou rt m e e ts F o u r th M on d ay in o th e r m in er» ) h ea rin g r o c s in place on
a n y p a rt ot sa id la n d a a n d n o adjoiir-
* A u g u st of e a c h y e u i .
C o u n ty C o m n iissin h e r s C o u rt m e e ts , i n g m in in g o la im s e x c e p t th e fo llo w ­
first W ed n esd a y l a J a n u a r y , A p ril, i n g : W . O . C orb in c la im , W a lter S in ­
c la ir c la im , J o h n H u d so n c la im , a n d
J u l y and S ep tem b er cf e a c h y ea t.
P rob ate C o u rt m e e ts Unit M on d ay in J o e H u d so n c la im , •
A n y a n d a ll p erso n s e la in iin g a d ­
e a c h m outh
cubby o o u j r r v post o r r i c x s A M U OOST- v e r s e ly , Uie m in in g g io n n d d escrib ed
a b o v e, o r a n y p a r t th e reo f, o r v e in o r
M ASTSM S.
C h eto o ..................... , . . . M l s s Id a C ooley. lisle or oth er in te r e st th e rein , are h e r e ­
H a rb o r.......................„ F le tc h e r G ardner. by n o tified th a t u n le s s th e ir a d v erse
G o ld B e a c h .......... .............. » .J . W . K iley , 1 cla im s are d u ly filed acco rd in g to law
W ed d e r b u r n ................... 0 . L . W ak em an. a n d r e g u la tio n s
th e reu n d e r w ith in
Illih e e ........................M r. E. H R u sse ll.
six ty d a y s fro m th e d a te o f th e first
M a r ia l........................M rs. V io la A . F r y . ■ p u b lic a tio n of t h is n o tic e , w ith th e
A g n e s s ......................... ..
. . A . M . R ilea . • R eg ister of t h e B o a eb u rg , O reg o n Land
A m es Joh n stu B 1 O ffloe, th e y w lll.b e b arred in v ir t u e of
Port Orford
D enm ark. . .
. . . . . J . 8 . C apps. - th e p r o v is io n s o f la w .
R a c k le f t
L a n g lo is
* BKNJ4MIM F . JO N R S,
. . . J . A. H a in e s
E c k l e y ...
R egister.
The Burrow Clevis
man who mveshcM«» comparative
I d (h e U n ite d S ta te s
L and O ffice, I
R o se b u r g , O regon L a u d D istr ic t.
M in e r a l A p p lica tio n No. 06872, A u ­
g u s t 22,1 9 1 1 .
N o tice ia h e r e b y g iven th a t
» - N k w tox O . D i v u . b is 8
o f P o r t O rford, C u rry C o u n ty , O reg o n ,
lia s m a d e a p p lic a tio n for a U n tie d
S ta tes p a te n t to th e fo llo w in g d esc rib ed
g o ld an d p la tin u m h e a t in g la n d s . lo-
ea ted in S ix e s M in in g D is t r ic t (u n o r ­
g a n iz e d ! C urry C o u n ty , O reg o n , to w i t :
N EJ 8 W J . EJ NW J H W i, EJ M NW )
SjWJ, and 8J 8W J N \V ( S eefion A am i I
8 E J SEJ N EJ S ection 7, T w p . 32 S o u th I
P e rm a n en t as the b ills , liu t ean be
rem oved In a second of tim e . The
only C levis now nn the m a rk e t th a t
stays w here p o t.
Thu e x c lu s iv e rlith t to h a n d le talk
C lev is w ill be said by C o u n ties o r
S ta tes, o r sv t O1 th ree can be p u rrh u s-
,•1 (or J l.o o .
A d d re« s’
No Moro <!edar to Spare,
I m u s t h u sb a n d m V l i m b e r to re
¡dace fe n c e s a n d
b u ild in g s
an th e
fa r m , th errfu ru I m u st n u t s p a r e a n y
m ure ced a r.
P le a s e d o n o i a s k fo r if
T h e g r e e n tree« w ill g ro w and tiia^dcad
anca w ill keep.
J. H. U ptok ,
L an g lo is, O r., August 27. 1 9 )0
N o tic e f o r P u b lic a t io n .
SUICIDE OF A DOG.
06859.
DBPARrt(BMT o r TUB I m TXBIOB,
U . 8 . L a n d Offloe a t R ooeburg, O regon.
J u ly 17, l u l l .
N oticx i s h e r e b y g iv e n t u a t
JtteTre H . Mcwtrairtws,
« h o s « pest- o liti e address Is 779 Over-
23 d ay of J a n u a r y , H ill, file in t h is o f­
fice Sw orn b tn 'M iieiit and A p p .tc a tlo u ,
N o. 0(1863. tC çpU icbase 8 ) SKJ g e e . 4»,
T . SO, 8 . R , U W . A io t» I & 2, S ection
5, Tuw urhtp 3 1 .8 ., llu n g t) 11, W est,
W U la u ie tte H i ’i i.lia ii . - u u t o e T - ,i,iw r
ib e ro o ii, tin e i th p r o v isio n s o f tlte iw t
o r Ju n e 3, 187», nn not!' n in e m ia to r y ,
know n s* th e " rim c t a in t b lo lte Law ,*’
at .m b v a lu e a s lu ig ltt I * fixed iw « , -
pr.det m e n :, «ml t it .it , |.Mm.rout C , I i
a p p lic a tio n , th e in <■ a n i1 m !»i. th ere,
on h a ve b een a p p r a ise d , J2U5.9U th e
tim b e r e s tim a te d 410 000 hoard fe e t at
50 cen to per Al, a n d t e la n d n o th in g ;
th a t sa id a p p lic a n t w ill o ffer final proof
In su p p o rt of h is a p p lic a tio n and sw ord
s ta te m e n t o n the 6 d a y of O ctob er, 1911,
b efore R e g is te r A R ece iv e r U n ite d
S ta te s l-and O ffice, n t R o s e b u r g , O r e ­
gon. Any person is a t lilie r ty (<• pr<>-
t e s t t h i a p u ic a u s e b e fo r e e n t r y , or ln-
itta te a c o ld e s t a t a n y tim e b efore [la t­
e n t issu e s, b y Aiing a co rro b o ra ted a f ­
fid a v it in th is o ffice, a lle g in g facts
w h ich w ou ld d e fe a t tn e en try
,
B kmjamix •' J o x z s .
R eg ister.
Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a light place and
needs helping out.
Things get started in
the wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start
the system in the right
direction toward health.
Scott’s Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil with hypo­
phosphites can do just
this.
It stren g th en s th e
nerves, feeds famished tis­
sues. and makes rich
VIRTUES OF IVORY.
Iv o r y Was fo rm e r ly used a s a m edl-
>lne, b u t th is w a* discontinu. d a b o u t
lh a end o f th e eig h teen th o r th e be-
T in n in g
th e u i.u s tte n ih « e a te r y ,
i t was c e rta in lv prescribe f to 1748,
f
e 1 . t ed itio n o f C aatel-
t h e th rte
to’’» " M * c i «« Com pundium ," »aye
H r i •’ ¿ ti ori« ».
Jn S b ro d e.*» Zoolog , 1439, trans­
lated in to E ng lish b y T» Bateeon, i t
U to n described under th e h e ad in g
" i.le , ha»:**
**
•*111» te e th a re o n ly need in m e d i­
cine, vuQ pirly called ivo ry. T h e v ir ­
tue»: I t cool» nnd dry», inoden»iely
binds cut», » tre n g th e a » th e in w a rd
p a rts. I t ia good fo r th e jau n d ice, it
chaaeth ow ay w orm es. it U go od fo r
in v e te ra te
o b stru c tio n »;
it
takes
aw ay th e pains and wenkn»»» o f th e
stom ach; it heals th e epllepsie, drive»
aw ay m elan cho ly, resists ro tten n ess
and poy»on». I t i> used in* in fu s io n » ,
and th e pow der is giveai in subsiauev.
The dose is h a lf a dram . P re p a ra tio n ;
I. B u rn t ivory« ca lled Spodium , and
to d intln gu ish i t f
Spoduim ,
Spodium
of
Iv o r y , 11.
rro ch e » o f 8 o illum .”
Iv o r y grou nd fine, and mode In to a
s o rt o f je lly , h a * barn used aa a
ttre n th e irin g food In m ore rooaot,
tim e», by m edical advice.
T h e re la a w e a lth o f m eaning In tbs
alm ple pressure o f th e hand. N o l ta
i fre q u e n tly a w u in to 'i n a tu re end
1 breeding m ay be diattaifulahed by th e
m an n er In w hich she shakes u frien d's
, hand. I t m ay be due to th e f a r t th a t
th e re a re m o r , nerves betw een th e
, brain and th e hand th an bet s een any
n o tb e r tw o p e rilo u s o f th e body b u t
I tru e i t ia th a t th e hand m of le a m ore
; eloquent th an th e t< ugue,' n Waehing-
■ ton o r a to r is q u o trri us saying, and
! w hen a w oinuu on er ap preciates t i t
im p o rta n ce n ( th ia she w ill innate ia .« .
,ly begin t o »tarty f i e n v H r f a r r r
th e hand. Oi.e banian to u r a o f ay i
p a th y o i gruap o f the hand can un.l
i fre q u e n tly does m ean m ore th en s
volum e of words, and to poaaaaa this
q u a lity , part<>m1»rly in a w iwnsn. la no
lig h t ch arm and a th in g th a t lies w iG
in th e reach o f eveiy wom an
4h' aid
«lie not h a re I t n a in r a lly «he shoald
speedily c u ltiv a te e x p re s s io n o f t l
1
(
band.
U f con r , e t h er • a re ee rta i n«h s II <r s rk r
( i f a refined hand beauty nnd fe a tu re
p u rln ul,
a i aa
»o*
i i f »klo . 'l .t- h n a e lf ,s so of im iihil»
eaaen
pressi w. fir s — fri I g s ttu r r sad a Uiweh
o f qnmk ,y m p a th y . th « M i.rv a r lose
•co that »ickly bi'ioos
■ r
i . w s h is, - ivauty tor tel. (v i;.,
oao, »a t u l a, t i aa
m.
Tfcrir t t S E f i <-r
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