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A bill giving the beads of «11 fam-
ilirt to acquire title io a 10 acre
, homestead has been introduced in
and Mrs. J. Huntley o f Gold
were in town last eveningen-
river, good building« and «
acres under plow. A |o M J
a small dairy, sheep or h
and terms reasonable.
Also Sew M ilt, in good rr
iter, capacity i t M., 3 tuii-s
Thia m ilt w ill be sold at a ba
o fte n acres o f^ u b lio lands sUher
° v is it th eir daughters, Mrs.
Tom pkins o f N o rth Bend and
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Thia section was visited by a
s eJ'j J
Chqn J I
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within or outside of the
‘ •u>^er crtlS,* r
bo,^ e* l ^ * 1 » D^n »ef firm
garden, ju m p .
the County Coon ln an offer
Lands Rrntered to Katy.
T h e i^ u ,.-
m
to cruise the timber and eUsaily all
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ins h L to r u * 7 ra,,lJ lMrt^ * ’
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lend in the county. Mr.
* h e following described ia
first or I S
M
n
T
n t ‘ h* i P,u|p* n “ '¡«nates, that he could do in northern Curry end south
P
g or he whaff.
J the total aggregate of
the
cruise Siskiyou National Forest and
E . J. Baker was in
Port Orford
«mount to osar »30.000 at
last Friday and made final proof i P
l *°e- Other counties in the
on his Corbin homestead. using a t
that & *” tried thia system of
witnesses. I f A u ^ le n s ift George !« *“ '" « •» true assessable valuations
Forty,
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A couple of sign w riters were
«tored to entry under a ll of tbejx
He lend laws applicable thereto,
J « lv 27, 1914. From 4oqe 20th
■>*!/ 27th the land w ilib e open
j are well pleuaed with the results, homestead entry only.
In !
“ Bo* h ,v i"« h«r
1» Tp. 3 0, R. 1 3 _ 8 s 4 i. 5 to 8
national
three years and must show that the
•ntryaaan made permanent improve
meets to the vaine of three hundred
dollars and baa resided upon the
land not lees than two months each
summer. He must also pay five
dollars an acre it jh e arsa ia limber,
•d and 01.25 I f It irno t. The ma.s-
ure would give surface rights only
and its object ia to provide perms-
uent homes iaabe hills to which
title can be seoured.
Curry Man Say« Good Road To
,
South Ia Vital,
elusive; Secs. 17, 18. 20 and i( ,a
decs. 28 to S3 inclusive.
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1“ Tp. 31, R. 13— Seen. » t o j i
elusive, end Secs. 8 and 9.
>" Tff 31, R 14—*8ees. 7 t o l l I i- D r. J. K. Wetherbe«*, ia«q4ffer of
«¡toaive; Secs. 13 to 24 ¡M lu siv^ at
J the Star ranch at that ptaoe was
i b' * * ’ ,ng * * * * •
* ’* * * * * * * * - • * " * • 2 6 1° 84 in c ,u iire -
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forced to make e busin»M trip to
* « ‘| ,« » » -v .o o m . down by rig from
Sro. 8 and H 4 « W | u t & o. 7, T
i. Raedoo Wednesday <rf this week.
Beach on' ju n e 17th i
° ld
W ,^d to arrive aa the ®°. R - l^ , are unaurvaysd.
,
The Doctor wee interviewed by •
oa
It to 28tb,
resWt of rather aa atnudng incideat.
A considerable portion of th
■ representative of the World on ouo
The Rustler cams into port S a l- Aa it is considered more or lets dan- l * ot* was entered before the reaarv
* ditions in Gurry and doings a t the
urdtty with freight frem Cooe bey, fiwtfba to haul about, the order for was created, end intendfng aetglei
■ Big ranch.
but after unloading several tons the
powder was «(Ktkeu of in low should make inquiry at the A«—
Star Reach Progressive.
wind came up froig ihs aouih and i tones, which aroused a »uepwion *»»»> lend office before making toei
Dr. Wetberbce stated that the
•he pulled out for Rogue river.
'among sunie who were not on the fill"«». Settlement w ill n»t belal
Win CHiliigge, the hardware man ; ’“"«h*that a shipment of booae was toaed upon the land until 9 o’dloc Star ranch eompriero lOfiO aaree in
is increaaiag tjie s iM of the atoob he' ,b o u * l" * • ,nn in' Complaint was * m . / u n e ‘2 9 , 1014, *lj,e datsTa North Curry. I t is prim arily a
’ dairy ranch and at present they aro
«arriee, s u tll m>w nite ente find in a' , ‘*r u **°m e of the officers and which the lend w ill be* restore* h
his store nearly anything ha de ’ rord M n ‘ to tb« driver of the rig ¡« to y , Application* mop he Ix e milking 150 cows and w ill have at
least 25 or 00 amro io a fcw days.
•ires in tb it line.
l*w* **• h*d bettor leavo the pack- co**'i before a U 8. Commissidne
The live stock is a ll oT.the highest
D arina the n s .t
s
* * " *** lolWM,ed brSnfii"fi. end as a <» »»*• C "°n ty CtorkJn. the o o tiij
grade. M r. Wetberbee states that
are B.
U «h
con* < luonc* H»e powder remained »hero »hn M«d ia situated, bffon
T ill /
¿ *7 ? " .
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The picnic dinner *“w d«to, but these must not to III the B. L. K . milking meebines are
m id T T s o e r lt w tZ m
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* * mor'
* * " " R* * b<rg c«oe until inly in dee 'at the ranch and am |>roviog
town U .t week end .lid some very
Uaber cru'»‘”l
thi*
( neat work on some of tln f business ' 'u“w’‘e ,•
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,£
windows, for the bank, Dr. Robbins ! 8on,e 25 ,ne" * “ *
»«• the
and Chat. Long.
x.
!°*W ruad **M hsturdsv, and turned
A« w ill be noticed bv the
t 4 ^ 1 lu‘ ut * <M* • h h '«fih they were
SunerintendenfwT?
* * ?’ ¡«utaewhafi hampered by the lack ol
P o r t W
C w
m
lC liil)
Store
forests as a summer homestead.
P w rf may be offered a t the end of
the dairymen and mads the earls I B* “cfa I , r t week *“ • “ effur* to Io-
Bandon, Ore
Denmark Mercantile Co.
ag rM t.u o o c H . W ith thia maohloe
•Iver and1« .,
7 m M ’ ” ? E * • “ ’* ,o
ot tl»® ’ ^tb, or they, a ie < w ilb fe
he says that oac mas. oan milk 25
Irer, and tbis part of thefoad .now hMn- ry men
t
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ooka mora like a C-lifosoto b o o k-
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cows per hour.
rard than a C u n y Oonnty road.
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A— ^ e —
S.
W e d d in g B ellg R in g M e rttly .
8 ix new «¡loe are beingeonetruct
ad with an aggregate capavity of
rnv nome ot »
w . Bates wen «00 tone. They w ill be filled this
th » /c e n e of a pretty wedding leal summer 4 riih envilage.
evening, when Mias Blanche L.
The ranch will aUo harvest about
Bates wee united i«L_ffljrriagr’ to 400 tons of hay for home nee.
Mr. Charles A. ClougB^sTTblympie,
The cow testing aeeoeistkm ia
teetipg the cows at the reach »thia
the prroenqe „ f u«, i m p i é t é fanti •eaeon and it ia probable a number
of interesting figures w ill be g rail-
optomc'
«y of the bride, Rev. B^Ä. Jape, of •h ie later.— IVeeteru World.
the Chrietiao church using the ira
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a.
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pretsive double ring ceremony in
To batter aceoranaodate our growing trade
and increasing number of patrons we have
been compelled to add to our general stock
of Dry Gnoda, Groceries and Provisions, as
follows: Hardware, Dairy Supplies. Stump­
ing Powder, Oils and Paints, Farming Im­
plement« of all kinds, including McCormick
Mowing Maohines and the celebrate»! Web­
ber Wagons, etc., etc. And don’t overlook
our up-to-date stock of Men’s and Boys’ Cloth­
ing, Boots apd Shoes, Ladies’ Dress Goods,
Cigars, Pipe«, Tobacco, Candy, Nuts and No­
tions, Rolled Barley, Grcaa Seed and 8eed
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OaDKKS TAK«N ffOB ANYTHING
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r
NOT ON
HANI>
G iv e ne a t r i a l o r d e r
JAS. S. CAPPS,
P ro p .
Part Orford Furniture
& Hardware Store
WnbGHlliigs Prop.
another «sommon cruelty”
i is the Jock io g of (heap,' Tbeaotion
M. LEE PEMBERTON
PHYSICIAN
Office at Labgloia Hotel,
L anoixjis , OBEadsr /
W. A. WOOD
ATTORNEY
AT
LAW
HOLD BEACH. OREGON.
James Hughes of
r i» er in
Curry county, is in ths city on bus
incss oonnecled Uh shipment of
two high clam Jersey bulla which
he has recently purchased from the
farm , of J. B. StumpoVHultniwnab
Oregon. The Stomp herd of Jerseys
is oomddered the bast'on the Pacific
coast and tbe bells 'M r. Hughes
purchased are of the' farm’s beet
etuck.
,
One id the awimeW, whiob Is only
eleven
month«
old,
. that it protects the wool from be­
coming roiled is wholly a misukeo
• o.»e. Oooe dock the ahee,, end then
! you moat “ tag” it, that ie, shear off
t be wool that might become roiled.
The tall keeps the wool on the hips
parted and it never becomes foul or
ff)«tiiuwn. Here is tbe statement
of Mr. 8t«rk himself. “For twenty-
five years I heps sheep of different
breeds. My flock o(sbeep'eras the
best ie that motion. I never bed a
single long-tailed «beep become roil
ed. M y ewes were mors prolific
than the average. M y sheep sheer­
ed more than tbe docked »beep of tbe
•erne breed— why 7 Because they
were larger; had not been . stunted
by ducking; they did not suffer so
much from the odd oe account of
the protection afforded by their tails.
In conclusion, I wteh to state that
I have proved by over twenty five
years nf practieal experience end by
careful observation that when a
lambs tail is c«t off, fatty ten per
cent of its value for any purpose is
worse than wasted.”
full lihe of S to v es
and R anges,
S u em seg . ^ (lu n tia u n x , itu g s a n d if y ta t.
ting, S tile tto S u ttU ry , £ a n te rn s, , E tc .
'S o r t ©rford S 'ouvenir §poons
rf»i>A«î»rîwiarWnfu mroaa«atoa^ro^
^aîatesînTiX
NORTH BEND, OREGON
MAMtrracTvaEKs or
8A8H, DOORS AND MOULDINGS
H fO H U R A D B IN T E R IO R F IN IS H ,
•;
eaiccs M a il k d ox Arri.tcATiox
*6 « ^ J u n io r '
uhsm pion.hip honnea a t
the
state
fair. H e is a deroRjfrnXofithe fa I
moui Noble P«er, a fi&OtX) 00 p ri« ,
bull, and ia also relstwl' to Pauline
ie Cornu, the oow with a yeartv tec !
GENERAL
• hat Monday July Sth. lfilt, at t h , ; special term of C ounty Court a t claim , the first tim e the d a rk eaye>
Church 8«rv«cea.
court room of said oourtln Gold Beach, Gold Beach which convened Mon 1 j„ ¿„«blv q uick tim e
Now in or
Oregon, nt the hour of tO o’clock A. M . d , y . U . investigated the work Ja r to .e ltie . rood n .t o r « l d i.o . 7
I will he away Sunday h«t Rev.
hae I hh n eat ae tbe time and place for I
u ..
dn,
nM,..u „
*e‘ ‘ ,e ?
dispute,
b« a r in ir o h ira tln n a in A>ld fln & l A /w in n l
one ) I i t |>cople on J we a r t »ojn« to offer a re a r’s sub A. / . Irwiw w ill preach both mom
hearing objection, to aajd final account
a n d . tbe arttiement thereof by the lb« road from thwLong Bridge fill,
ieg and evening at the usnai hours.
Court, at which time aay person Inter­ and eaid that it wee wittloui any
I to.peek for him e good attendance.
ested in ro o t estate may appear und exception' the beet pieo« of donation
B. B u s t P a u ia . Pastor.
file objeetions thereto to w riting and work that he Led ever seen. I t ap
cotiteat the same.
pealed to him e . an important
Date»! this 8th day of M ay, 19H.
change,
and be promised t6 uye his
R uth A.Jbawnanon,
E xicutria of the estate of influence with the cour,l to hare the
O aoae* E a w h e a t, iteceaaed.
G EO RG E M. ^KOW N,
A /T -r O R M lä Y
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A T L .V H
ROSKBVB0 ORBOON
county assist in completing the
work. Mr. Chenoweth was accom­
panied or his trip south by Mrs
Chenoweth, wbo was making h»r
first trip to tbe oonnty seep
Blacksm ithing
n
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Wagon» and Buggies for Sale, kept ia Stock,
also Agent for AU Kinds of Fartnittg Im­
plement«; Mcflormick Mowers, eto.
Wood aad Iron Work promptly done at a
Beaeonable price. Your patronage solicited.
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their clothes.
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