The Port Orford tribune., March 05, 1901, Image 3

Beautiful moonlight nights ami
Sunny day».
Henry Cooper is drivflig stage for
John Culver returned Saturday
from his visit down the coast.
Ed Marsters this week.
Will Strakan, of Gold Beach, re­
Jaek Htxiver arrived last evening
turned by Sunday’s steamer from en route to the Corbin City mill.
his visit to the city.
Over forty men are now employ­
Miss Maggie Miller, who has ed at the Corbin City mill, so it is
lieen spending the winter at Gold said, and more a-coiuin’.
Beach, has returned home.
“ All’s well th a t ends well’’ is
County Treasurer W insorleft for what Senutor Mitchell’s friends who
Gold Beach this morning, where he are legion, now say of the late Ore­
will make his future home.
gon Legislature.
N ELSO N , - - - - -
B la s te r ,
Two gentlemen from the city,
Jesse Culver, youngest son of Mr.
whose destination was Corbin City, and Mrs. 8. J. Culver, formerly of
Will niako weekly trips lx'tween
were passengers up on last steamer. this county, died at the residence
A lady and her little daughter, of his parents, in Camas valley,last
S u n F r a n c in e « ), F o n t O r -
relatives of attorney Crawford, of weefc.
Town and County.
THE STEAM
ARCATA,
l'ovcl u i u l C o o s l i n y ,
CARRYING
PASSENGERS
freight .
F reight ami passengers at
Gold Beach, arrived per Sunday’s
Hon John Burnett, at one time
I steamer.
Judge of this Judicial District, and
AND
The steamer Arcata arrived from well known to all the old settlers of
' the city last Sunday, landing sev­ Curry county, died at his home in
eral passengers and a large amount Corvallis on March 1st.
■ of freight.
The present fine weather is no
indication that all the old cows that
have weathered all the storms up
to date are safe for another year.
Though March is lamb like at pres-
ford, Ofcgon,
cut, it may he roaring like a lion
I Kerr & Co. received a large stock
of boots and shoes by-last steamer, before the end.
Indications are favorable for live-
and can lit the foot of any person,
ly
times in this vicinity «luring the
large or small.
next
nine months. Plenty of work
DEALERS IN
Luther W illiams, the mail con­
and fair wages, with an increased
tractor between Gold Beach and
G in c r a l M e r c h a n d is e ,
demand for all kinds of farm pro-
Frank port, made Myrtle Point a
duce. This we judge from what is
I business visit last week.
already in sight, without drawing
Mr. Dillon and Mrs. Lester took conclusions from possible future
CO LD B E A C H ,O R . passage on the Arcata, last Sunday, enterprises which may develop.
I for Coos Bay. Mr. Dillon expects
We regret to have to reject the
to return in the near future.
WE K EEP IN STOCK
article in rhyme, sent us by a friend
H enry Moore, of Bogue River, who signs himself “ Business.” But
died at Gold Beach on Monday of; it is'too pointed and personal, and
last week, of consumption. He would cause offense, with nothing
leaves a wife and seven children.
to he gained. W riters of articles
D R ESS G O O DS,
which reflect unpleasantly upon a n ­
Ames
Johnston
commenced
the
H A TS A N D C A P S ,
1 regular term of the Port Orford pub­ other, either directly or indirectly,
HOOTS A N D S H O E S ,
lic school this morning.The term will should sign their names to the a r­
probably conlinuu for five or six ticles.
I I A K B W A K IS, months.
Under the new road tax law ev­
The fine weather of the past few
days brings thoughts of early gar­
dening. But mother earth is rather
WM. R. WINSOR, A gent, Port Or
cold yet.
I .o w < * H t I l n t r n s .
w . u o ¥ u ;& c o .,
BROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
And in fact everything usually needed
in town or country.
It is our purpose to keep a full
nnd complete line of goods of the
best quality, and they will be sold
A t th e L iw e s t Living P ro fit.
(
________
We will receive our freight via.
steamer Arcata, and as we will run
our own teams, freight from Port
Orford will not be added to the
price of the goods.
Sdt isfiietion Guaranteed.
H. N E E L Y ,
Bandon,
Æ1 Oregon.
T H E “P IO N E E R ”
W ATCHM AKER.
Is located in the Record Building, cor­
ner F irst and Paciile streets.
I have a stock of Jewelry, which I
w ill add to. as the dem and will warrant.
P riées of work an d goods in keeping
with the tithes. W atches from a d is­
tan ce can be safely sent by registered
mail. I will return them C. 0 . I), to
your postmaster.
Terms C ash.JtQ I
P . J . L IN D B E R G ,
CO NTRACTO R &
BU ILD ER ,
HOUSES RAISED AND MOV Ell,
Creameries, Wind-mills and tanks
P o r t O r f i » r « l , ------ O r i - g o n
J . R. BROWNING,
DEALER
IN .
Ladies Furnishing Goods,
« •i.o r in x « » ,
a dies' and Guilt’s Shoes and
1 IO M IK H Y ,
KTC„ ETC.,
O H IT V A R V .
U p p er lt u s u e R iv e r Item *.
D ELIN QU ENT TAX SALE.
Dairy ville
Store,
Notice i» hereby given, Unitin' virtue
Rogue River, March 1, 1901.
Feb. 22, 1901.
<>( u w arrant ht-sned out of th e Comity
Jacob
Fry
returned
from
Grants
After ah illness from stomach
Court of C urry County, State of Ore- I
Ron, under tlie li.md of the Clerk there*
trouble, of nearly one year’s duru- Pass today.
aud the seal of raid County Court.,
Quite a number of Illiheeites of,
tlon, Mr. Henry J. Zumwalt passed
attached to the delinquent hat, of the
taxes
unpaid, tested th e 26th day o f 1
went
to
Illinois
river
to
attend
the
on to the fuller aud higher life on
July, hHM), com m anding me, as Sheriff)
the morning of Feb. 24th, A. 1). funeral of H. P. Moore, who was to of said county, to make the am ount of 1
El). RACKLEF F, i n f r .
1901, at the ripe age of 81 yearsand have been buried yesterday at bis the delinquent taxes therein charged,
by levy ami sale of the property be-1
3 mouths—in full possession of his old home place, but the river be- longing to the pereonH tliereia named, I
(Successor to F. M. Langlois.)
niental faculties up to the hour of i»g tip, the boat conveying the re- , I have levied upon the real property ,
belonging to the sovcral ftersOQtf heieiu I
dissolution, under the remarkable 'm ains from Gold Beach, could only alter mentioned, to-w it:
KEEPS IN S T O C K ,
of SKI of N W | station 5, Tp. 33S. >
aud extraordinary condition of hav- reach Skookuitl House, where it was
K. 1 > w ; and also ail th a t portion of the n n A A r n i p a x ■ ■ ■
ing taken no food or nourishment decided to bury him.
whatever, bevond an occasional sup
Henry Fry and wife have return
Arizona street in Port Orford, Curry
“
of water, during the entire latter ed from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. county,
Oregon. Name of person as­ D ili OOOOK,
sessed, Ellen McGraw; amount of tax
period of 45 days. And not less J. R. Hall, at Big Meadows,
due. *45.81.
remarkable, that he uttered no mur-
E. G. H u rt will crop .Miss C. L. N | of Donation claim No. 37, sections
M O O T S n u ll S 1 1 O E H ,
>nur of complaint, but in patient Merriman's place at lllibee thecom- 32 and 33, Tp. 32 S., It. 15 W. Tide
adjoining sectkina four and
fortitude, meekly submitted to the itig season. Miss Merriman is teaCh- lauds
live, Township 33, S. It. 15 tV. Name of
HARDW ARE.
laws ot bis being.
iug a term of private school at Mr. person assessed, McGraw & wife ; a m ­
ount ot tint ilno »291.38. All of said
Ho was'born on a farm In St. H u rt’s.
am ount being delinquent taxes, due for I I A T N Ac O j A I ’ M ,
Claire county, Mo., th e2 4 th day of
Mrs. E. B. Burns is acting Su- Hie year 1899.
Ami I will, on W ednesday, the 27th
Novenibcr, A. 1)., 1819- He was perintendeiit at the Mulo Mountain «lay
of M andi, 11101, a t the hour of on*, Aud in fact, everything usually «««■«-, 1-9
in the country.
o'clock in the afternoon of said «lav, in
married to Elizabeth C. Rupard the , mine.
of the co u rth o u se door, in 'said
9th day of September, 1845. He
L. E. Miller went to West Fork t front
urrv county, oiler for sale a t public
joined in the emigration to Oregon, today, where bis wife will meet him. auction, all the right, title and interest C A SH SA L E S amounting to $5 or
of
the sai.l Ellen M cG raw ,and McGraw
in the year 1850, across the plains,
Mr. R. O. Scott and Wife, are on & wife
in and to the above described more will be alloweil 10 per cent dis­
arriving in the W illamette valley their way in from West Fork. Mrs. real property, or so much thereof as count, except on F lour, on which no
may he sufficient to satisfy the several
the Oth day of October, nnd selected Scott is a daughter of Mr. James B. amount»
of taxes ab« >v© mentioned, anil discount can be given.
|,j Donation claim on Santiam riv- ! Upton, who is mining the old Tom ' the expenses of making such sal**.
nt Gold Beach, Oregon, Febru­
As I will do my own team ing, It is
er, 15 miles East of Salem, upon East mine, near the Devil s liuck- ary D ated
21st, 1901.
my intention to sell cheaper than good;
ivliich be made bis home for 19 bone.
JAM ES <i. W ALKER,
and Tax Collector ui Curry were ever sold on F loras Creek.
The Marks mine will start up in Sheriff
years. Alter disposing ol said place
County, Oregon.
be moved to Curry county,Oregon, a few days.
Mr. Charles Gresham is expected
locating his Homestead claim on
PETITION FOR LICEN SE.
to
arrive from G rants Pass.
Sixes River, six miles from Port
In the county court of the State of
II. H.
Orford, the 10th zlay of August, A.
Oregon, in and for the county of Curry. »Vili l>e taken In exchange for good».
D., 1809, upon which h e lm s con-
To the Hon. Judge and County Com­
Cuos Bay News.
tinuously resided to the final close
missioners of the above entitled court.
A sad accident occurred at the
G entlem en:—We, the undersigned le- i G ive mo u tr ia l nn<l I w ill <lu m y
of moving and depositing his earth-
b est to i>l«*aae you.
ly body in the Port Orfood Ceme- Bay City mill, Thursday forenoon, gal voters of W edderhiirn Precinct, in
tery, the 26th day of February, A. resulting in the death of E lm er; said above named county and state,
D., 1901.
Sanquist, aged 9 years. He was hereby respeotfully petition your Hou-
orahle court to g ran t a License to Klvin
His was a quiet, unobtrusive life, playing with some other children It. Miller, Licensing th e said Klviu
winning success by persistent in- on the wharf, and while climbing R. M iller to retail Spirituous, Malt and Port, Orford-Golt! Beach
dustry and honest effort. He serv- ” n a pile of lumber pulling over a Vinous Liqutna, in the said precinct of
ed his country as a volunteer sol- l*er« which fell on him, killing him | W eddetburn, in quantities less than
one gallon, said License to be for one ‘
diet' throughout the Mexican war, instantly.
year’s duratio n form th e fitli day of
in the Northern division, under
Work is being rushed on the April, A. D. lilOl. And for the grant- !
command of General D eniphan, aud steamer, being built at Bay City by in g of the above your petitioners will j
was a recipient of a government Capt. Hans lteeii. Planking was ever pray
NAMES.
NAMES.
pension.
commenced last week, and if the
! W.?S&SB5 F S w Tr , i GROCERIES, (the best only,
lutter, E ® and Hides,
B. Guthridge,
Janies K. Thornton,
STA G E L IN E ,
He leaves his wife, Elizabeth, who weather is moderately good, the R. E. G uthridge,
T. II. Chapman,
Phil Jones, 8 . E . M A R S T E R S , P ro p rieto r.
\Vm. H urst, deputy supervisor, ery male over 21 shall pay road was horn in Williamson county, vessel will be ready on time. As M. Doyle,
C. S. Winsor,
Sandv Grant,
tax
each
year
of
$«'!
cash,
and
if
not
has been employed during the week
Tennessee, the 15th day of April, soon as she is launched, the keel E. O. M ather,
Geo. H. Truman,
C. J . Smith,
with some assistance, repairing paid on demand, it may be collect­ 1824, and was in the 57th year of will be laid for 280-foot steamer John Jensen,
G. Anderson,
AV. Doyle,
Passengers, freight and express m a t­
bridges, and patching up some of ed from the employer or oorpora- married life; she being the third 1 which will be the largest vessel ev- J . J . Cahlwell,
K. A. Bailey,
Mark
Scott,
Fred Schwarz, ter carried on reasonable term s, ami
Ute worst niudholes. Very little tion employing such person with | child of Erasmus Rupard, and Nan- er built on the bay.
the greatest enro exercised in deliver­
permanent road work will be per­ costs of suit; a bill that has already Cy, his wife, native citizens of North
The keel for another four-masted
ing freight prom ptly and in good or­
NOTICE.
formed until later on.
passed makes all taxes payable in Carolina.
schooner is being laid in the Mars h-
der. Stage» will run every «lay except
Notice
is
hereby
given,
th
at
the
u
n
­
cash. This poll tax may be work­
Sundays, and passengers will lie taken
1
hree
children
were
born
to
them,
field
shipyard.
The
new
vessel
dersigned
will
apply
to
the
county
At the school meeting held in
ed out under certain conditions.
court of the S tate of Oregon, for the through any day in the week, regard­
who
are
all
living,
viz;
Charles
W.
will
be
about
215feet
over
all.
When
Port Orford yesterday, there was an
of C urry, a t the next regular less of th e weather.
Zumwalt, whose homo is in Port her frames are in position, it is tho county
term thereof, to wit: on Wednesday,
unusually small attendance, owing ,
C O L D S.
Orford, Curry county, having a intention to coiumencu work on a the 3«1 «lav of April, 1901, for a License
Orders for goods at tho stores, from
to tine weather and busy times.
The quickest relief, for a cold, is by
to sell spirituous, m alt and vinous liqu­
family of 6 children. Mrs. F ra n -; steamer, and place for the ways is ors
Scott’s
oiuulsion
of
cod-liver
oil.
in quantities less than one gallon, settlers or others along the route will
Nels Neygren was elected a Direc­ \Vo nil have colils, you can try it and
in the precinct of W edderburn in said be prom ptly and carefully attended to.
tor, to succeed Henry McBride, re­ see. You will find the edge taken off eis Ella Junkin, living in Morrow now being prepared.
comity, for the period of one year from
county,
Oregon,
having
9
children.
The
gasoline
Ixiut
Copper
Queen
in
a
nig
h
t;
and,
in
three
or
four
days,
the (ith «lay of April, 1991.
tiring, and S. E. Marsters was re-j
^ u ^ , r t a S H ^ S o ; h“teOld Mrs’
A’ ? ’ »'»ckerby, living arrived from Rogue river, last week
Dated a t AVedderburn, Oregon, this
elected clerk.
25th day of F ebruary, 1991.
T h at’s relief. If you tackle it quick, in Baudon, Coos county, Oregon, en route to Portland, with a quan-
ELAIN li. M ILLER.
Yesterday morning tho Winsoi the relief is quick and .«orapiete, I t you having 4 children. Besides the 19 : tity o f gold-bearing quartz. After
till tile cold 1» In full possession
“V
»
6 “
bouse, occupied by Dr. Caldwell wait
head and lung, why, of course, the re- grand children, there is one great- arriving here, it was decided to
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
and family had a narrow escape lief is quick if it eomes in a wick.
In connection with my barn at Port
grandchild.
send
the
quartz
to
Portland
on
the
A little em ulsion won t clear <md re ­
Grford.
from destruction by fire. The fire store
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
un-
Now what is most remarkable, Alliance, and when returns are re-,
your whole breathing-m uebine in
originated in the planking on which a m in u te; d o n 't he looking for miracles. this death is the first and only one ceived from the assayer, she will «lersigueii lias been apiioint>!«l A dm in­
istrato r of the E state of John M alone,
the hearth of the fire place rests,
deceased, by the Uounty Court of Cur­
th a t has ever occurred in his fam i-’sail lor Gold Beach.
Mrs.
Iiia
Lockwood,
wifeof
Chas.
ry county, Oregon. All persons In-
and had gained considerable head­
ly, which numbered nt his demise, t p . M. Flye returned from the del teil to said E state are i\ «|Ue8ted to
II.
Lockwood,
formerly
of
Curry
24 souls.
way when discovered. Convenient
A F k ik n i ). city oil the Areata. He has arrang­ pay sueh iinlebteduess to me at my
homo a t Gold Beach, w ithout «lelay,
help, prompt work and plenty of; county, died at Oakland, Cal., on
ed with a broker to handle the out­ anil ull persons having valid claim s
Feb. 24. Mrs. Lockwood was a
wnter saved the building.
put of the clam cannery, nnd con­ against said E state are notilied to pre­
native of Curry county, the daugh­
sent the same to me with proper vou­ Anything
and Every
siders the outlook for quick sales chers showing their validity w ithin six
James Ellis, who was so severely ter of John II. G auntlett, now of
m
ouths
from
the
date
hereof.
and fair profits satisfactory. These
hurt by falling over a bluff two or Bandon, and sister to A. H. G aunt­
A. H . GAUNTLETT,
Eastern clams, a« they are called A dm inistrator of the Estate of J o h n
three weeks ago, was in town yes­ lett and Mrs. Jas. Caugliell,of Gold
tiling you want.
M alone, deceased.
here, are something new in the mar
terday, although not entirely re ­ Beach, Mi'k. James Marrs, of Ban­
ket, but quite a number of commis­
covered, by any means, He will don, and AV’in. G auntlett, of Dutch
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
sion men, and others who sampled
not be able to perform manual la­ Harbor Alaska, She was a most
n n - A K T M K N T O F THE INTERIOH,
them, pronounced them superior to
bor for several months at least, and estimable lady, and her death is
L and O ffice at K oskiicro , O hkoon , I GULDEN AND ITALIAN PRUNES
I any of the other specie» of clams
lias arranged to go on a canvassing' sincerely regretted by all who knew
Jan u ary 2i, 1991.
j
ID A H O
1* K A R
' put ilp on the Atlantic or Pacific Notice is hereby given th a t the fol-
tour of the State. He has accepted her. She leaves it husband nnd
lowiug-mimed settler has filed iioth'e o f
Coast. This suggests a ready »ale, his intention to make fluid proof in
the agency for the famous (J. I. C. four little children, two girls and
Thin, pale, an xm ic girls
O R IE N T A L P L U M S ,
as soon as the quality of the good» support of his i laini, aud th a t sai«I ,
Swine from L. B. Silver Co., Cleve­ two boys, at Oakland.
proof will be mudu before C. V. AVooil- ,
need a fatty food to enrich
‘•1’ltVNI SSiMOKN.”
is known by the public, Mr. Flye ruff, C ounty Clerk, at Golil Beach, Or­
land, Ohio, and also an invaluable
egon,
bn
March
1G,
1901,
vl!:
their
blood,
give
color
to
AND
insect exterminator. He will also
was complimented On the manner
Jack I’rock met with a severe ac­
R EIN HOLD 11USIA,
their cheeks and restore their
in which the clam» were put up,
canvass for the Royal Silverware cident yesterday morning. He and
A l»u iKlniM xs’!
On Homesteail E ntry No. 8287, for the
the absence of sand in the cans lie K1« 6*E|, seetiou 31, fp . 30 8 ., It. I t
Co., of Detroit, Mich.
health and strength.
It is
Bert Shell’er and Tlieron Fromm
And the new Peach,
West, and G its 2 un.l 3 section 3, Tp.
ing especially noticeable.
safe to say that they nearly
Messrs. Roderick L. Macleay and were oil the road with an eight-
3, H., It. 14 west.
“
E
A
R
LY
U H A H L O T T E .”
ID- nanu s the follow ing witness««» to
H olbrook W ithington, of Portland, horse team, hauling a load of freight
all reject fat w ith their food.
p rove his continuous r« »ldence upon Originated at Salem O regon, th e h ar­
Latest
news
indicate
that
Uncle
the gentlemen who are engaged in from Port Orford to Corbin City.
cultivation of said land, viz:
Sam is going to have serious trou­ ami
diest and best peach for th e Coast
Charles Wilson, of Gold Itaui-tl, Or.
making a thorough anil systematic They were ascending the mountain,
'G
ustaf
J oil on soil, of Gold Beach, O r.,
ble with Culm. The Cuban c o n ­
about
a
mile
south
of
H
ubbard’s
investigation of the coal fields of
Furuisheil by H, I. B i . akksllx . Per
of «lold Bench, Or.,
vention refus«» to comply with the J A. . ( 11. Kennedy,
G au n tlett, of Gold Beach, Or.
the upper Sixes country, were in creek, and Jack was walking beside
O rford, Curry C ounty, Oregon.
J .T . BltlDGl-.b, Register.;
demands of Congress.
Port Orford during the week, and the wagon, when bis foot »lipped
IX' iii-M i-i-y o n K H < I t l w e r
COO
L
I
V
E
R
O
I
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made Gold Beach a visit. They and he fell, the bind wheel of the WfTH HrPOPHOSPM r t s crUHE « 5ÖÖ4
Win. M. Evarts, who was Secrc HTATE GE AVAKHINGTOJU s s
Cut xtv of L ewis ,
1
are practical business men, with heavily loaded wagon passing over
tary of State under H ay s, ami one , J . L. 4eaile», of It"i |i« sler. T h u rs­
ample capital behind them to car­ tiis ankle, breaking a hope and dis
ton
county,
S
tate
of
AVa»hiogton,
being
ol the most aide lawyers ill the
is exactly w h at they require i
FOR SALE.
first duly swum, deposes und says that
ry out any business enterprise they locating the ankle. The boys un­
United State», died in New York for tlie year ending Dux) tie eMpeniled
it not only gives them the im ­
may undertake, but there is no hitched the team and returned to
at least twelve humlreil ($1299,9«9 dol­
‘ City on Feb. 28.
portant element (cod-liver o il)
lar» in labor ami Im provements upon
probability of their wasting any Port Orford, and Jack placed him ­
I
....... ..................—
the claim known as the Wagner pl.ver
in a palatable and easily d i­
large amount of money on a blind self under the care of Dr. Caldwell.
claim in Curry county, S tate of O re­
The
Weather
For
February.
gon,
same eoM mencinx a t a maple
gested form, but also the hypo­
venture. If the coal is there in
P o p u la tio n o f C urry C ounty.
tree west of tlie cabin ; thence running
quantity and quality to guit, de­
STATION HAKE, ORE.
phosphites which are so valua­
1599 feet in an easterly illrection tin the
stream known a» the South Fork u i
velopment work will no doubt be­
Elevation, 1342 feet.
ble
in
nervous
disorders
th
at
the Hix«'» Iliver, to hold the sam e un­
Following is the population of
Desiring to change « n r location, wft
Mean tem perature, 14.95.
gin in the near future; but it has
der the laws of the U nited States anil offer o u r resi«h«noe property In Port O r­
usually accompany anxm ia.
Curry county by precincts, as per
M
aximum
tem
perature,
95;.d*te,
2».
' th e Hix«.-s dw trlct. T h a t notlco is now
not yet been demonstrated that
M inim um teuqieratiire, 2».9,«late 8,18. served by publii-atioD upon Harry ford for s«ile ut a bargain. Tlie priqier-
U. 8. Census, 1900:
.
SCO TT’ S E M U LSIO N Is a
there is sufficiant inducement for
WeyMurn, on«« of to. original owners, tv consists of a large, »nlistaAailly
Total precipitation, 11.85.
Big Bend................. i ...: .
fatty food th at is more easily
Whose poBtofflc«« ivhires» or reaiileilee built ami roomy resilience large liarn,
extensive investment of capital. It C h etco .....................................
Total snowfall, l-OOi
1» not known, »ml that said Harry outbuildings and garilen, ofi» h " t
is to be hoped th at their most san­ tk-kley...................................
digested than any other form
Nuinlii-r of ek a r days, 14.
AVeyhurn, one of tlie oo-owner», has
guine expectations may be realized, Flora» Greek ........................
fullcil to oonlrlbute bis sluvru of said 7(1x90 feet, and one Lot 30x90 feet. F f«r
' Nuinlier of «lays partly efoii ly, 4.
o
f
fat.
A
certain
amount
o
f
for their success means much for U« j I«1 Beach. .....................
ex|»efnllturo within th«' time required further particular», call on or address,
Number of «lay» cloudy, 19.
Jerry» Flat ..........................
flesh is necessary for health.
MR ami M BS. NliLH MKYGBKX,
the future of Curry.
. ,
Dales ol light frost I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 19, by 1“ »'-
W ill keep a wagon on the road, m aking
rpgnlar trips about every ten «lavs, l«e-
tween Got.l Beach an«I Dairyville, lor
th e accom modation an«l convenience o f
\V A N T E D — ACTIVE MAN OF
the people living en m ate.
’ ’ good character to deliver »ml e«4-
le, t in Oregon lor old established m an­
O R D E R S T A K E N FO R A N Y - ufacturing wholesale bouse. »W oavear,
sure pay. Honesty m ore than experi­
A r T I C L E N O T IN ST O C K
ence n q u ireil. O ur reference, any bank
in any city. Enclose Rel(-a«l«fre»aeil
M an u factu rers,
My G«\jg » ip he »old at bottom price» stam ped envelope
Third Floor, 334 Dearborn St.,C hicago.
\ » t r i c t l y or Cash.
Livery and Feed Stable.
FRUIT TRESS
s «T h WJ?»
Kesideucc I’roprrty io Port
(h'fcnl.
M o u n tain ................................
Mule Creek ........................
Gnbir...... a-'*»**»
----
Pistol Rivet ........................
Port «»rtord
.......
Quoxateu’
Sixes R iv e r ...............
W eildcrburn .
.................
Total population for 1999
Population in 1890...........
You can get it in this w ay.
We have known per­
sons to gain a pound a
day while taking it.
yte. and ft.**"., «11 dmnirtat«.
C O TT A BOW NE, Chembu, Hew York.
18.
i H ail, 1, T, 17.
Hlee«, 2. 17.
1 T hiim ler storms, 2«l.
Prevailing <lirccti<Mi of »ln«l, HAV.
JOSEPH HARE,
J . L. SEARLES, [seal 1
Hulisi-rllwd ami sworn to Is-foro m etuis
first day of F ebruary, 1991.
—
C. G. H U N TLEY ,
i g t L ANotary Public for Wu»hlngt»si,
residing at Uebtralia.
■ lo w A p » T « » r K lr ia r y » t
i A'oluntary Observer, U. 8. iHqsirtmiiit Or HobV»'Mi>araf'i»
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»4 Agricaltur, AVcatlier Bupsu,
Port Orford, Greg«>n.
A Free Trip Ur Raris!
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