The Port Orford tribune., December 27, 1911, Image 1

P O R T
O R F Í^ R I),
O R E G O N ,
W K I K N K H D A Y , D E C E M B E R W7. IÖ11.
N um ber 30
Notice o f A ppUestlon ft»r P aten t
to P l a e e r l.a a e la .
O F F IC IA L D U E L T O E Y
l a the Calked Statas
Land Offios.
Roseburg, Oregon L a n d D is tric t.
M in e ra l Application No. 06873, A u ­
C. 8. Sen’ts— J o n a th a n B o o n s la ., o f
Portland and Geo. K. Cham iberlAln
berlAln o f gust t t , 1M1.
N o th » la hereby given th a t
Salem .
Nnsrros 0 . D r r a u ia b
Congressman, F ir s t D is tric t— W illie
o f P o rt O rford, Onrry C ounty, Oregon,
0 . H aw ley, ol Salem.
has m ade application tor a C ubed
G overnor—Oswald W ent, Salem .
Secretary of State R ea. W . O teatt Sa­ States patent to the following described
gold sad platinu m b ea rin g lands, lo-
lem.
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State Treasurer—Thou. B. K a y , o f S a ­ usted la Sixes M in in g D ia trie t ( unor­
ganised ) C urry County, Oregon, to w i t :
lem.
8 U p t P u b lic In s tru c tio n —L . A . A ld ­ M E I 8 W ) , B« N W J SW J. E» W * NW J
HWJ. and 8J BWJ N W J Sections and
erm an , Raleir..
State Printer— W Ulfo D u n lw a y , Sales*. R E ) H E ) N K ) 8ectloii 7. T w p . 3« South
Attorney G eneral— A; M . Craw ford, o t Range H W est of W illa m e tte M e ri-
. known aa
Salem .
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STATS AMD D IB T B IC T O rV tC X B S :
C le rk State Load B o ard —O . U . B ro w n .
H i l rngC
w
Joint Senator to r Cone and C a rry —
W . 0 . Chase.
Joint B epreeentatire tor- Coos and
C o r r y - 8 . P . Peirce.
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THE
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Judgu, M Jud icial D ls t r le t - J . W .
H am ilto n , Roseburg-
Proseouting A tto rn ey, 3d Ju J le la l D ie
triot— George M . Brow n, Roseburg.
0 . 8 . Commissioners—J . B . V p to a ,
L aa g fo u .
00UXTV O fFH JIlli.
of efficiency in the
C ounty Jud ge—£ . A . B a ile y , G old
Beach.
County Commissioners—O tto iM fo g t,
Gold Beach; Geo Chenoweth, L an g lo is .
Sheriff— W . A . Btehel, O old Beech.
County C le rk — G eorge W . S m ith ,
G rid Beech.
County Treasurer—Jam es OaughnR
W edderbnra
Aaseeeor— W a t, Tohnan, H a rb o r.
School S u p t —W . 8 . G aerin, lanfflote.
Smith Premier
Surveyor— D . C u o n iff J r., G old Beach.
is its key-for-every-charader keyboard..
O ne simple stroke prints any charader.
This saves time, increases speed and
f if
insures accuracy.
Coroaer— D r. 8. J. M ann, Langlois.
l u m a o e o r t u k cousra.
C irc u it C o urt meets Fourth M onday la
August of each year.
County Oom B> tea loners C o u rt meets
first Wednesday In Janu ary, A p ril,
J u ly »nd Heptember ot each yeal
Probate Conrtlmeeta first Monday la
each mouth
ccaav ooi ;» t t roar orewas asd
«AMvaaa.
Cheteo............ ............. . Miss Id a Conley.
H a rb o r............ . . . . . . Fletcher Gardner.
G old B ench............................J. W . Rlfoy.
W e d d e rb u ru ...',......C. L . W akeman.
Illib e e ..................
M r . E . B Bussell.
M a r in i......................M rs. V io la A . F ry,
Agness. . . . . . .
. . * » M . Rftsa
P o rt O rfo rd ................ . . . A s m s Jnkaatot
D enm ark........................... . . .J. 8 . Capps.
L a n g lo is .............................. E .
E c k le y ................................. J . A. H a in e s
I Model ! 0
Viable -
W riw lo r.
The Smith Prfmier
Typewriter Co, lac.
Smith
The Burrow Clevis
Aiwa}*« Stays “Put”
HEAD ACHE BLACK -
DRAUGHT
STOCK »"<*
PO U LTR Y
M E D IC IN E
P to a rn n t (*»)»«
• e e i , M «v«r Nt HR r n
...
Stack and poultry have few
trooblre wbieh are not bowel and
l i v e r irrrguteritiea. . . B l a e k -
rtranffbt Stock and Poultry Medi­
etas is a Bowel and iivvr remedy
(or stock. I t puls the organ« of
digestion la a perfect aea.l-.tion.
Prominent Amnrtcan breeders and
farmer» keep their herds sad Hocks
healthy by g ivin g them an oeca-
tieoal d ose« P lack -D ao g h t Stock
and Poeltry Medici«» ta their
food. Any stock r a is « may buy a
» -c e n t half-pound air-tig h t can
of thia mediciae from bis dealer
sad keep his stock la vigorous
health for we«*». Dealer» gensr-
allv keep Blaek-Dvanght Stock and
Poultry Medicine
I f yours does
not. «end lb cent« for a »amp1*
can to the manufacturer». Tne
(Thattan.-oja Mudicine Go.. Chai-
tanooga, Teaa.
P m em
T n » t» GrtOft Dfi
W Wtkvti. >>r Urii>«. Mu. Jbc M».
O U R 1 C O N S T IP A T IO N .
...
BfiaHb*« Rana^tf f mapawy Ffiifigiga, >U iigaegfi. Rum FarR- W>
M l T H D I A Bnlrl atwl gitnrRiitARfilhy B lltfr a r *
I D * l V A u fteia M » < 'I7 M K Tofoaooa MaRH
T h o u s a n d s n a v e K id n e y T ro u h la
a n d D o n 't K n o w I t .
■ « w ir e » ¡ e i o a * .
Fill e botlle or common glaaa wtfo year
water ard let II sUmd twenty-fear kenre; a
.
_ sedknent or eel-
tkng Indlcalei »n
.m theslthy eondl-
’ tion ot the k id ­
neys; If It stain«
your linen tt Is
evidence of kid­
ney trouble; too
frequent dedlre to
par.3 It or pain la
the beck u also
senvlnclng pr®0' 7 (bat
™ the kidneys end blad-
der are out of order.
i t te D e.
There la comfort In the knowledge so
often expreieed. that Dr. Kilmer'« Svam p-
Root, the greet kidney remedy fulfill« «very
w ith in curing rheum itlim , pein In the
haek, kidney», liver, bladder in d every part
o f the urinary passage. It corrects tn»btlltv
i s hold watsr and scalding pein la passing
ll, or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, an J overcomes that usgdeasant
necessity ef being compelled te go eftea
during the day. and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the aatra-
eroinary affect of S w am p-R oot te aooa
realised
It stands the highest for Its wow
djirful eures of the m oil distressing caste.
If yov need n medicine yea should have the
beet. Sold by druggist« I t Site, endfil-«tees.
7c-. may have a -ample hottie of
ivonderfol
wanted I nventors
H ave y o u a H orse w ith a n y
O ne o r M ore o f th e follow ­
in g habits?
Refusing to Lead.
Afraid of sudden falling of board
Running away when halter or bridle is removed.
Biting
Getting fast in stall.
Afraid of sight and sound of steam
Hawing in stable.
Kicking at master or strangers
Tender bitted.
Afraid of sound of buggy o r wagon wheelg
Hawing when hitched iu street.
Afraid of toqch 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 switchers
Lugging on bit.
Bad to harnee*.
Bad to groom
Lunging and plunging.
Hard to shoe.
8nying
Jumping fences.
Refusing to hold back going down bill
Afraid of automobiles.
Bad to hitch to buggy or wagon
Afraid of paper.
Lolling the tongue.
Afraid of robes
Afraid ot umbrellas.
Afraidof clothes on line
Afraid of soundof gun. Afraid of band playing
Afraid of canvas top wagons.
Afraid of cars
If you hav&shorBes addicted to any ot the above mcn-
)d bad ha bite or vicious traits, you can cure them.
■ tioned
And permanently too, by following the system as giv­
en in this course of lessons, thereby increasing the value
of your horse many dollars worth, whether you want to
: keep or sell him. It will increase your safety and eoufl-
ie in driv’
driving and handling any sut^i cniraal.
denee
The only licensed honetrainer in AJregon.
work guaranteed.
H H H. Z. L HANSEN
anglois, O r
Any person or persons trespassing
upon the C ruft L a k e Ranch,— the Mo-
L e lls n and M a rs h a ll Ranches, w ill OS
prosecuted to the utuiost « M e a t o( the
tew ; and a reward w ill he g iv e s t o r t s
form atiohaa tt w ill lo» tde o-lcht -o
tiun of the guilty parties.
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end a book that
more abou. II. both tent
’ free by mall,
ohttel^fo
SWjFT. R C O ,
aw »• >e n a«ii, y ii. mi, i
Ktlmer R
C o .. Binghamton. N , Y .,'
-VM W it h rwSMM
Vwwv
r- àMwiteM^m^f«
t wr.ny t i r t » r t t r , cure
w- ms ir C O O fen
C«AT1*A1Í.’^SS:
Hood*« Saren
-vcoTQpUchm!
■illa erite
»MIAT «URKU.
i A
w ith o u t 1
beauty wi
tie elees
Â
S
ï i u S
sad keep it clean, by
sttrrisg sp the tern Rear and drivtag eM I s -
*
t h .t w iW h g w w . « ÏÎZ h M o n hr lakina
.««tarata, beeufiy for tas evata AM dreg
■wu. « .tw b ^ S m y ssrerered . Ms t t a ' *
Dr
MUST
A n t l-Ä te
P e rm a n e n t aa the k ill» , b nt can kg
rem oved li> a second o f tim e . T k e
o nly C levis now on tk e m a r k e t tk e t
stays w here p a t.
The exclusive rig h t to handle title
Clevis w ill be arid by Counties o r
States, o r set ot three can be purcliss-
ed lo r fil.tw .
Address
W, E. Burrow,
Corbin, Ore.
N o M o re C e d a r ta h p a re .
< I in u a l husband m y tim b e r Io re-
plsce fence« and b u ild in g s an th e
L r m tifiAfiteffhrgi I mtitai iw it A nar* i n *
m o re red nr.
Plesne do n o t ask fo r it
The green trees w ill grow and the dead
ones w ill keep.
J. H. Urron,
L a n g lo is , O r ., A ugust 27
1110.
MSN the tra.u Hum 0«c»u anu
the Pacific coast drew up, puff­
ing noisily, at the town of
Qunnteou. Ool.. a t two o'alock In thu
afternoon of December t t . th o u »as
««sl ed la the middle eectlou of tbs
steeping capita very» croes-looklug old
gantleiuau. . Ton could see at unee be
wag oat of Aumor. He looked aa much
aa If he might, on slightest ptovoca
ttem. bite, yon wouldn't have been tu t
prised to hear him bark.
I t wae a o o K unfriendly etrre m at
tea bestowed upon K itty W aller when,
baa dH 1 up In a great red ooat au 1
R w arm hood, with a paper Man andxr
r i b y e p - tear arm and a. hfofo satchel In her
o r abotit h a * 4 she was ahowa bp th * p » r t <
caled by a seat )««t acroaa the afofo trot bi»
e, L i n i e
She couldn't have noticed the look,
•o r as the train began to move ahe
piaagad Is among bte fcaga and aliawl
streps, almoat knocking a book 'm ta
his knee In her ea*'«n.-.so to obtain the
last glim;»-' tt a woman on the plat-
fcrm , wbiuli was on his side of the
Ugh wham car. raya Browning, King *
Co.'»
I over five
yonr pardon.“ sold she, “1
1 Im prove-
developing wanted to say good-by te osnty."
“Yon sssm to have said good-hv to
ynsr tnaanavs." was the hateful reply,
and K itty, now alive to the fact tost
the ganUemaa * m vwt eroaa. crape
back to her own seat and nestled
quietly In the corner. „
She was onl> ton rears tad. bat sbe
applied (or,
so. g afore- tain air, and bar ebsska were rosy.
o rner being This was bar first ride on a railroad. ’
the govern- ladsed. from bar unete's half-log. bait-
fram e house, where bar mother bad *
died when she wae a baby, no -racks
l o r lode or save those of miners or Jack-rabhl’e
in plaoe on’ were visible. Now she wae going ail
no adjoin - the way to Denver to spend Ohf.su-.as
the follow- w ith Grandma W eller.
■he knew the train ws» do» in Den
W a l tar S in -
c la im , and vsr a t seven o’clock the next morn
lag. and that after a long, happy ds.
she would bang her stockings In th e
R im in g ad-
Mg room grandma had so of ac w rit-
I described ton to her about, sad oM fiesta Claus
or vein o r would fill I t
n, are here-
A» early as seven o'doek the good-
e lr adverse natured porter prepared the funny bed
rding to tew In Which ebe WBCL te sleep, while ene
dar w ith in looked on Is opes-eyttd amasetuen*..
o l the first and by eight o'eloek ebe wsa In the
the last sound she had
« votes of tbs “cross
Idtatg the porter J . *
op hte berth arith the hea<
toward the engine.
I t was early whea K itty «write, und
the train was not moving. Hspi-y and
searosly stopping te wonder why they
were not ta Denver, K itty dressed h .r -
lorn. OS8S9. -eelf, and presently from between Iht
curtains opposite came the “croee * >n-
eras ton,
tu—
grumbling aloud and caltin*,
U . 8. Len d uffloe st Kueebnrg. Qreffoa.
tor the porter.
July 17, >»11.
T 'e afeerd. etr.” arid that Individ
M utick to hereby riv e s to s t
nal. “we’re done stack here for mag*
Ji >vrs H . H c m it s m ik m ,
of de day The Mg tan'I tbte etde of
whose post- office sddrtw« 1» 77» Over- Marshall pass hae esved In.’’
Then the conductor explained th a t
look M e d ., Portland. Oyv., d id , on tbs
t t day of January, l u l l , life lit thia •>/- a eecUon of one of the mile-long «now-
# «• 8 worn Kta-euietit end App Inal Ion, shed« Uau fa ls a , and that all me-
could £u was to w ait lor a wrecking
Ko. 011861«. to purvbaiM NJ NEJ Hoc. 12,
train irum Pueblo.
T . SO. H. B. 14 W . A lo t . f & 2. Merflou
“And uot a bleaaad th in g to eat,"
I , Township fil H., Ba hire 14, West, said K .ily 's n llo w parreng«^
W ilteiu rtte M erid ia n , and the tiu ilw f
W ith trembling hands the little g irl
thereon, nn grtb>- proviriune of the te l open-d her boa of lunct-oon. Hard-
o f J sue S, 187«, and sots aioeudittory. boiled
a pot of Jam. »«udlne
known ns the •T im : e r» n l Stott« L a w ,’* sandwiches, th ic k SMeee o f buttered
st such value sa it ilr lit lie fixed by »p- bread and lo u e f cookies
“T h .re s more than I ean eat sir,”
p r ii b e lit e til, »ml th a t, ptrr.unut lorm-h
application, the la id sud t i u l « r there- mid ebe; “won’t you have some?"
The “croee gentleman” arose
ae
OH h a re been appraised, $20u.UU the
1 looked for a moment hard wt K lttv ,
tim b er estluisted 410 1MX) Ittatrd feet s t i whose eyes sank to the Hour. ai,d V eh.
SO oants per M , and t i e land im th io g ; with a bow as though sbs M l b««o a
that »aid applicant w ill offer final proof grown-up young lady, be crosaed thv
In support ul hte application and »worn aisle and seated himeell opposite to
■tateuient on tbeSday ol October, l t d ,
i t was not n a tll nfternom . th at th e
before Register A Keoeiver U nited
re
States l-and Office, e t Roeebnrg, O re- damage ahead ares sufflcltut’y
. Any person te a t lib e rty t<> pro- paired to allow them to procef j . an .
tb ls parobase before e n try , or In ­ when Pvcnlng—C hristm as E ve— earu­
itia te s contest at auy tim e before p at­ th« tra in wsa just m aking >tg wsj
ent issues, by llling u corroburatod a f ­ throuch the Royal fforg“. Nearly f
fid avit in tills oflli«, aliening facts b o u ri 1st«.
which would detest toe e n try .
T h e ir ta lk du ring the d«7 hsd b»-t
B k jm a u i * F . Jonas,
i t m im e and snowshoes, w ith
now
Register.
C
Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and
nrtrtdc helnintr o u t
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
thia
It str en g th e n s th e
nerves, feeds famished tis­
sues, * and makes rich
blood.
and then digressions on h»’ p a rt In to
-onfldentisl «oeefio»’ » con.' alng h« r
pet doll th at had hewn io t in a »ne»
slid- a week lx fore, but w i.it:. »h»
hoped to find In the s p rin g ,, unlc‘>
a .m i, cis u s should— and »he trsm b i-d
w ith excitem ent as she irf1 r.'toned It —
bring her another In the m orning.
"But." he had SAld to her Jut*. be­
fore he bed« her good g i;h t. bo» ”
a-ril
« . m . ciaua catch as? We're la a aad
going at 30 miles aa hour."
"Santa Claus Is like aa angel," K it­
ty repBad; 'he can be asywhsrs k •
waata at say tin ts ” Then, Just as
•he «as quite ready to go to ties»,
•he leaned out between the e a r ,'ns
sad said: "W ill you lead me a pig
r-a
cartaio?
to pin my sloshings to the cnrtaln?
H» gave her
I t was past 11 o'clock when the
lights ot Pueblo were seen In the dis­
tance. The "eross gentleman'' had
not thought of going to bed. and. what
Is more, had not allowed ihd p o rt-- to
do so.
“Now." said he to the
, - •
by as the train begap to »lo.
Uo..
nJnuu« i.»*«,
“you say ws have .0 n-lnuu«
Do your best’' (he haaded
hashed t h h t i porter
a M il).
"Ring the eh
ah p - . • pe>
pe, up;
''V I
pound oo his door, «ry .be K n». > <-
•ary
Oet nlm out of bed atome w ar
or other sad bay as a r t s» : ou
carry—toys, raedle». anythin*;. M»t «
sure you get a doll "
r e x t morn
m orn a< <
“gas." said K itty the re
as the “eroaa genlleman poked bis
h l,
flag miles
bead oat of the c a ro la s firg
tefi you
re v
south ot Denver, " d .-a t I tsB
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ganta Claus gag a
«X . engel
a n g t r i r