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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1901)
Town and County ______ THE STEAMER Head Mrs. Colebrook’s trespass - notice in this issue. Miss Kate McKenzie is reported i quite sick in San Francisco. There was a dance at Leneve’s Hall Saturday evening. The fishing season opened at Bogue River yesterday. It is said that the powers of either man or woaan are developed five- Notice is hereby given, th a t by virtue j State u Superintendent The Oregonian u p . , --- Ackermau o - - - - - - of March 30, eon . ,,( a w arrant issued out of the C ounty' by working with. . life com- has issued a progamme for Arbor tains the following sketch of Binger , court of Curry C ounty, State of Ore-1 panion who is in entire harmony. 19 The gun, under the b a n d of the Clerk there- of, and the seal of «aid County Court, it in ■ d*y» which occurs Apnl 1 1 Hie | H erm ann: The ideal wife as a rule has “Binger H erm ann, who Will re - ! attached to the d elin q u en tlist, of the -1 programme programme is a a neat 16-pagc pam- her power to make the ideal b h u u s s -! 7 " 8 . “ T ......... . offlce | mxes ^ ^ i d testedI the“ 9»th day of band. W hat constitutes the ideal Phlet, full of new verses and ess (tire from the General La % July, 1990, com m anding me, as Sheriff ' . . . . ■ appropriate to the occasion. Oil the , |,as been a co nspicuous in O r - , . of 8ail) county, to m ake of -------------------- ,------ fagure „ —------------ ---------— - the - am ount . . wife is discussed in an extremely ppropnate ~ . — ----------- introductory page Mr. Ackerman egon politics for nearly 35 years. able article by Lavina H art in the has an address to teachers, in w hich. In 1864 he wag elected to the House [„'„gin* to the persons therein named, April C osmopolitan ^ he makes the following remarks: | of Representotives from Douglas tK v e r a l p ^ s o is T ie r a u a ir y v m e S to re . ED. RACKLEFE, Prrçfr. (Successor to F. M. lainglols.j KEEPS IN STOCK, Parties coming up from Rogue “This little manuel is designed to county. Two years later he was after m entioned, to -w lt: of N W l suction 5, Tp. 338. River say the prospects for lively j furnish suggestive material for the i elected to the State Senate from the , N1 of „ 8E1 ... ......................... R. 15 w ; and also all th a t portion of the Mrs. Counts, of Dairyville, is re times in th at vicinity during th e 1 appropriate observance of Arbor jo in t district composing Douglas^ of N E | seetieu 5. Tp. 38 8 . covering from her recent sickness. ’ 1 . Coos and Curry counties. » unties, but was B » w a ^ U s w W « IW . li» , spr'ng and summer arc very bright, j day, and also to call your attention Arizona street in F ort O riord, Curry County Commissioner Lindberg New and valuable mines are being to the advisability, and even the ! unseated at the session of 1870 b v 1 countv, Oregon. Name of person as D I O G O O D H , sessed, Ellen McGraw ; am ount of tax N E L SO N , - - - - - M a ste r, is attending court at Gold Beach. developed, and a quartz mill is to necessity, of awakening an in te re st! the Democratic majority In 1871 due, $45.81. H O O T S a n d W IIO 1C:-,, on the part of parents and pupils in [ he was appointed Receiver of the ! j N | ofD onation claim No. 37, sections Prof. Logan will teach a terra of Will make weekly trips between be erected, while Mr. Hume has the importance of beautifying the Roseburg Land Office, and prior to ; 32 and £ ur public school at Bear creek, Coos plans matured for enterprises inde pendent of the fishing business, surrounding of our schools and j that had served as deputy collector |ive> Township 33, 8. R. 15 W. Name of county. H an F r a n e ls e o , P o r t O r revenue To th e F all of person assessed, M cGraw & wife: am-1 of in te rn a l revenue, i n m e r a n o ^ ut of U x due >a0l.S8. A11 of 8aW , Miss Bertha Sutton, returned which will give employment to a homes. f o r d a n d <J o o h l in y , 1883 Mr. H erm ann was put forward amouDt l>eing delinquent taxes, due for a r-s cwl w J *.-*. “As one goes from place to place, Saturday from a three months stay number of men; and there are ru as Southern Oregon’s candidate fo r, tbs year 1 « * ^ 27th U8Uallvweeau4 he is impressed with the fact that mors in the air of other im portant ¿CARRYING PASSENGERS AND at Gold Beach. , , many a school and many a home Congressman from the state a t large. ,iav o[ March, 1901, at tlie hour of one ; business enterprises. » M l ' •______ ’ ’ The Woodmen of the World con F R E IG H T . j could be made more inviting by T h . Repubhean S ta t. C „ . . . n U « j template getting up a grand cele I clearing the yard, of rubbish and ! of 1884 made him its candidate, and j t'u rry county, offer for sale a t public [ Stops the Cough !debris, by repairing a fence, by he was elected by a large plurality. aucUon all the right, title a n d ,in te re s t: c A SH SALEH amounting to - or bration for July 4th. aud Works off the Cold. ; of tlie said Ellen McGraw, an d McGraw j Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure flower. In I He was re-elected from the state at & wife in and to tlie above described more will be allowed 10 per Cent dis- F reight and passengers at Mrs. Alice Zumwalt aud Miss a cold in one day. No C ure, no Pay. I F , » “ “ . “ » " shrub, ■ vine . or . , 1 . .-- a . ■ real property, or so much thereof as count, except on F lour, on which no most instances, these things can be large in 1886, 1888 and 1890. In may be sufficient to satisfy th e several (, iB(.o u n t ,.an be „iven. Grace McBride have gone to Corbin P rice 25 cents. T .n w o H t U n i o n . done with little outlay of time or 1891 the state was divided into two am ounts of taxes above m entioned, aud , City, to engage in cooking. expenses of m aking such sale. The Port Orford public school has money. The question is, ‘Why are congressional districts. Mr. H e r the D ated O. LEN EV E, Agent, P o rt Orford, Or- a t Gold Beach, Oregon, Febru- j As I will do ray owu team ing, it is James P. Olsen, of Denmark, mann was elected from the First ary 2 tst, 1901. r rr • ' my intention to sell chea,ierthan good* egon. __________ passed down last Saturday, to en an attendance of 42, including one they not done?’ ever 8ulJ Flora8 Creck’ non-resident pupil. The seats are “The answer m ust lie in the char D istrict in 1892, and again in 1894. Sheriff and JTa^ECotîieaorL ofE Curry gage in fishing at W edderburn. overcrowded, and the Directors are acter of the people themselves. They In 1890 he was defeated for the County Oregon. NOTICE—After April 21st, 1901, considering the necessity of order- jiaVe forgotten, or, perhaps, they n o m in a tio n by T h o m as II. T ongue. the Langlois store will be closed on ing another tier of desks, the room haye never realized how much ben- Mr. Hermann’s Congressional career | Sundays. E d . R ackleff . D EA LERS IN not being half filled yet. The day egt can derived from pleasant ended March 3, 1897. Shortly af NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. iV411 be taken In exchange for good;. ______ Mr. Jones, manager of the Cor- is not far distant when desks will |10ine surroundings. Here is the ter President McKinley appointed j bin City mill, was attending to bus occupy every foot of available space teacher’s opportunity. Many of him Commissioner of the General DEPA RTM EN T O F T H E IN T ER IO R , L and O rriee at iness matters in Port Orford during in the room. In fact, but little , t ,,ege people are only waiting for the Land Office. McKinley and Her- G ive m e »„trial a n d I w ill do my m ann had been warm personal j Notice la hereby given th — a t the fol- , more than half of the total number 8Ugge8tion. —- ...........— — ........... • , nvw«i — ----- b est to p lea se you. I the week. We „ UU¥C have all felt the uplifting friends when members o f ' ' hjs ^ ’t in-U)ntlon e u n a ^ u make tinal proof in j . . . . . . they were ..------------ John Sutton, who has been con of pupils in the district are now at- tending school. In less than uve I ¡nfluenCe of a school or home where Congress. Tne appointment was 8 u p p o rto fh l« claim , au d th a t said nected with the T ribune office for Upton, years there will be general regret lbere ¡8 a characterizing air of re- recommended by the Oregon dele- proof _______________ U. S. Comm issioner, a t D enm ark, Ore sometime, is employed in the Cor WE K E E P IN STOCK that our school he use was not b u ilt, g„eIIie„ t uud beauty. T hat such ( gation, including Senator Mitchell, gon, on April 27th, 1901, viz: bin City mill. HARVEY B. SM ITH, two stories high, instead of one, for boraes anj schools are within the ! wi,ose term had expired, and H. W. Mrs. Johnson returned Wednes- a graded school will soon be an ab reacl, of aR( eyen the hum blest ! Corbett, who had been designated On H om estead E ntry No. 8483, for tlie S E lS W t section 20, E>$ N W Ji, H W L . ^ k * „ T ? i- ,,,.v r j day from a visit to her mother, Mrs. solute necessity. and poorest, should be indellibly j by Governor Lord to succeed Mr. NE><, section 29, T p. 30 8., R. 14 west. A l l V t l l l l l f f AIML JlA 01V He nam es the following witnesses to ' 0 ' Ralph Summers, who recently had ------------- ,7 ui I impressed upon the winds and con- : Mitchell. It was reported in South- d r e ss g o o d s , liis continuous residence upon , We devote considerable 8l,ace gcieuces of tlie c|,iid ,en uuder our ern Oregon last Fall that Mr. Hcr- a prove her leg broken by a fall. n d cultivation of said land, • HATS AND C A PS, 8lloUu 5« taught how mann would not hold over under A. J. Counts, of Langini«, Oregon, t ilin g y U V iilit. Wm. R. Miller, of Rogue River, this week to the publication ot new BO OTS A N D SH O ES, road laws, but they will supply in- 1 to love beautiful things, and how M r. McKinley’s second term. At Jas. McAdams, of Langlois, 0t4gon, P at D wyer, of Langlois, Oregon, who owns a large ranch on Kitchen teresting reading m atter o the peo- j tfaeir owQ j . ^ of H are, Oregon. (t he recent session of the Legislature P e rt Sum m ers, Creek*, passed up one day last week, J . T. BRIDGES, Register. pie of the county. I t will be seen t m ak e A rb o r d a y a red Mr. Hermann received votes for to look after business affairs. th at some radical changes have J Let us make Arbor nay a GOLDFsN AND ITALIAN PRUNES United States Senator. Mr. Her- : And In fact everything usually needed County Assessor Dean is making been made in the general system of letter day in our school year, b t m e u n ’s fu tu re in Q regon p o litics is HQM E8TEAD CONSOLIDATED N O -1 road work; but whether the new ays- let us not fix upon this as the lim it In town o r country. his official ronnd of the Eckley i n o l i o P L A It tem will he the means of giving us 0, our responsibility, for we should problematical. He has been men- t ICE FO R PUBLICATION. country. He does not propose to better roads, or simply m ultiply uot cong lie our efforts simply in en- tioned two or three times as a gub- j -------- O R IE N T A L P L U M S , slight any person if possible to avoid expenses without adequate returns . ftWaken an enthusiasm ernatorial possibility, and it rn o y j L axd O ffice at Ros^nvRo^OaEOON, I t is our purpose to keep a full it. remains to be determined. Much ut-uvu“ ‘ e 1 “ “ PRUNUSSIMONS.” will depend upon the judgm ent and for the best things oriife during one be th a t he will c u t some figure ill- Notice is h ereby given th a t tlie fol- and complete line of goods of the AND The steamer Arcata gave us an practical business capacity of the ■ j ay in the year, but rather let it in the Republican State Convention i lowing-named settlers have filed notice 1 . of intention to make final proof on tlielr best quality, and they will be sold April fool yesterday. She came in county court, and its ability to se- crt;a8e from day to day until the re next year. Mr. Hermann caiue to , re8pecti ve claim s before J . H . U pton, g be ,nallife8t ¡n the life and Oregon in 1858 with his father, who ' U. 8. Commissioner, at Langlois, Cur- A t th e L o w e st L iving P ro fit. to the harbor, blew her whistle and cure suitable persons to fill the res- And th e new Peach, & >ii it rr rv county, Oreffou, Muy 4th, leRJl,vi2. : Qf may the departed without going to the ponsible position of roadmaster. located in the Coquille valley. He j v ^ hite ' ,o n H . Er No. 8075, for ‘E A R LY C H A R L O T T E ,” TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY I under our supervision. In what was born in Maryland, and was 58 ' th e Lots 2 and 3, and the KJ: 8WJ sec- U’e will receive our freight via. wharf. ' Hoffsess, George ; Originated at Salem Oregon, U>e bar- steam er Arcata, and as we will run K err’s Baking Powder, packed Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, j beUer way can we j 0 t his than by years old last February.” children inte,.e8ted in D C henoweth, Miles H. Chenow eth j j e8t a„ d best Peach for th e Coast our own teams, freight from Port expressly for Kerr & -Co., can be All druggists refund the money if It, fails to cure. E . W . Grove b signature , » » ------------------------- --------------------------- I u„d W. L- Chenoweth, »'1 of D enm ark, ■Orford will not be added to th e' had at their store. They guarantee is on each box. 25c. the growth of a shrub or flower, or, ¡Oregon. „ ,, „ - F urnislied by H. I. B lakicsi . kx , Per T respass N otice. perchance, simply in cleaning up price of the goods. it to be as good as Schillings or 8 Ä • “ ’ oa.nl. C , r , County, O n ^ u . 88i:i; I have a fio of W hite Plym oth the . yard a bit and by endeavoring id NEI NWL NW J NEL section 2-L ïn u 1. ho 1. v o „ 1 U U Rves- It Royal. and Notice is hereby given to,all whom it gj y- j.j west. we8I,. W W itnesses: itnesses: Jo- itnesses: Jo- n si H E K. 15 Chas Strahan came up from the i Rocks I sent to Forest Grove for ! to keep it in a neat and tidy condt- m ay concern not to enter upon or tres- „¿ph Satisfaction G uaranteed. wfotte, Langlois, Oregon, Miles ARCATA, GROCERIES, (thçjiest only, HARDWARE« A rr S A i 'A F l » i W . D O Y L E & co ., B u te , E ® and H ite, General □OLD BEACH,OR. FHUIT TREES GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, H A « » K E, H. N E E L Y , ’ carrying Corbin City freight to Frankport. . , seph W ntte, Langlois, „ pass in any m anner upon the land ■ . Chenoweth, W. L. Chenoweth and the undersigned, situated in Cun _ l'rederic Hofaess, of D enm ark, Oregon. C , . county, Oregon, for th e purpose of | Frederic .T. Holt'sess. on H . E. No. cock weighed 91 lbs.; one hen i Arbor day will prove more and hun tin g with guns or dogs, or other 8074 for tlie Lots 1 au d 4, section 12, wise trespass in iny m a n n e r. Any per , Lot I, section 13, Tp. 31 8., B. 15 west, weighed 6J a.nd the other 6 lbs. I rnore iU1 incentive to the study of son or persons so entering upon . . . . s,i i 1 1 and Lot 2, section 7, T p. 31 S ., B. 14 will sell a limited number of eg g s' nature and all that pertains to right prem ises w ithout m y consent will be wea( w itnegae8; Joseph W hite, of prosecuted to tlie full extent of the law . au ,r|o | 8 .O regon, G eorge D. Cheno- for hatching at eight for $1. living.” MR8. MARY A. COLEBROOK. wvdli jjile s H. Chenoweth uud W. L. J oseph H ake . 'C henow eth, of D enm ark, Oregon. J .T . BRIDGES, R iteglster. eg S ch ool R ep o rt. A postoffice inspector was inves tigating affairs at the Port Orford postoffice during the week, and pro nounced everything kept in ship Enos for S ale .—I have pome T H E "PIONEER** Following is the Examination shape order. thoroughbred Blnck Minorcas chick- Misses Sarah Chandler and Jesse j ens, and will sell eggs of same at „nd Deportment standing of the Mon and women of good address t o . ! W arner, who have been employed , the rate of 14 for $1.00. Address ! sehoM s of Fort Orford School for fti .1 . rsf M-in-h 1901- i represent us, som e to travel sprointing the month Ot March, 19U1. : ngent«, others for local work looking I in the Knapp hotel for a couple of : J ohn G erber , Bandon, Oregon, Is locaied in tlie Record Building, cor Names. E x - DeP 1 after our interests. #OOO salary guar- i years, left by yesterday’s stage for ner F irst ftDd Pacific streets. 100 antced yearly ; ex tra commission and .. B rau-K E’» C ommercial C ollege , ( M yrtle A x te ll................... ................. 74 95 expenses, rapid advancem ent, old ea- I have ft stuck of Jew elry, which I ' Iheir homes in Coos county. 90 tablished house. G rand chance for Portland, Oregon. ¡R obert M cK enzie^................ 78 « ^ • ^ “ S l T a i ' S ! ! The M i o postoffio. h.v.ftg been 90 earnest m an or woman to secure pleaa- 83?s 1 „ _ ,, 'E d w ard L indberg. 85 an t, perm anent position, liberal in- 72 Secure a B usiness E ducation . Grace M cB ride.......... with the tim es. W atches from a dis- discontinued, the package of T kib - 90 come and future, ifew , brilliant lines. 76 i red i We guarantee success with our Nora N evgren....... tance can be safely sen t by registe 7<SZ 90 i W rite a t once. mall. I will retu rn them C, O. D. to USES for that office will hereafter ' method of individual instruction. H enry Zumwalt. 85 STA FFO RD PR ESS, 81) your postmaster. , be sent to W edderburn, subject to Day and N ight Sessions. Special i Blanchard Caldwell 99'23 Church St., New Haven. Conn. H erb ert Cooper...................... 76 ' change at request of subscribers. 8 5 89-20W. attention given to shorthand. Les- Chas. L o n g ............................. 74 Terna Cath., 85 , „ . . sons by mail. Send for catalogue Jas. N eygren............................ 85 86 ------------ - 85 1 II. Nealy, the Bandon pioneer conUj ning opinions of educators, John S to n e ............... 85 1 watchmaker, after doing business in 5a8ineS!g men and stenographers. C harles S to n e........................ 86 P. J . LINDBERG, 90 Marion Zumwalt .................. 80 NOTICE. 95, Port Orford for a few days, left fo r'F re e Trial Lesson. Commercial Rebecca N eygren................... «1 CONTRACTOR &. BUILDER, ¡Fraukoort, to take a look at bis Bldg., W ashington, corner 2d. 95 ---------- H erbert U nican.................... 90 Clarence Z um w alt................. 90 All persans are i.?reby warned not to HOUSES RAISED AND MOVED, ! ranch. He will return in a few days. — Kiva K e rr............................... 74 trenpaso upon tlie land« OÍ the under- Bandon, Y e e n ’iy . W ATCHM AKER. Creameries, Wind-mills and Tanks Thomas Cornwell, who wag badly ' | h u rt nearly a year ago, by being IlhroWL from a cart, but who, it was J Erected, P o r t O r fo r d , - - - SOW’S Emulsion $900 Winnie Maratera.......................91 ul».«»»/» iln ty , b y signed situ ate in in C C nrt uriy V < C /0 ounty G eorge S tone........................ 89 a . rk ,M, positing m aterial of an; _ Oscar N eygren........................ 86 ; „r p, OsS any p a rt of the «site land V erna C ham plin................................... [business nurposcs. . . MarBters.......................................91 ... 94 — — Any person so treBpassing will be .94 Silva C larno.......................................... pru8eeuted to the full e x ten t of tlielftw. larno.......................................yu, , » P,. it. HUM E. , I W a l t e r r C ............................ I L y d a M firstcr........................................ W edderburn, Or., Aug. 17, 1899. thought, was on the road to tecov-1 ery, has had a set-back, and is in a ; ' Bessie Her“™18" 0“ 7 :... 7 : '• '- '- - - 7*61 Referring to tire almve Notice, - 1 rather critical condition. ... , Be«si e K err ...................... 95 ¡„ubmwiber would also notify tlie public, made whereby of Cod Liver Oil IS the m eans 'A rth u r A « ; . 7 : 7 .7 .7 :. fill th at ho ta prepared W furntsl, w barllng A deal has been ■ - - 1 ...................... Oregon J. R. BROWNING, * DEALER IN. women : prietors of the Corbin City Mill, thousands: M j fjave come in possession of Mr. A. children. . and £ • S g ^ - - •;................ Candles W othing •I«*’ Add« go m uch ] to th e i haroi of th« drnw io« I room or boudoir as the «oftly radl- 1 ant lig h t from OOBDOVA Oandlea , N othing w ill contribute more to th « I ArtiKtic « uco «« h of the luncheon, I taa or dinner T h e »»-•-1 decorative I * candle* for th« «implert or th e I m ost «latiorate function—for c o t- | . tag« or m aaaioti. Made in all colon and th*- moet <i«lioat« tints Lg K T A N IH R D O il. t and told everjhrhera. FOR SALE H e s it a Property in Pori O rW . D esiring to change our locution, wd offer our residence property in Port Or- j ford for sale u t u bargain. The proper ty consist» of u large, «ubatantii built and roomy residence large barn., outbuildings and garden, one Lot 70x99 feet, and one Lot 30x90 feet. For further p artíc u la -s, call on or oddresv, MR. uud MHK. NELF NEYGREN, Port Orford, Oregon. k NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. o. departmkmt OK L a . no O fficz T U B INTLRIO’V, H osbbi so , O kkoom , January 21, 1901. Notice is hereby given th a t tlie fol- lowing-nHinftl nettle» h»W tiled notice oi hia intention to make tinal prooi in support <>f liis claini, »ml thiit Baiu proof will be m ade before C. V. Woo«»- rulT, C ounty Clerk, at Void Bcttcli, Or* e#<>n, on March IB, v ll: VALUABLE BOOK AT REINIIOLD nUSlA« SEND N A M E AUD ADDRESS for the New Rr» Edition of The Emporium tcoooiuHt Bow in Pre««. Our large, profusely il lustrated Spring and Sum mer Catalogue, describing the new fashions, and giving lowest Department Store prices for every thing to eat, drink, wear or use. ___ On IIonn Htead E ntry No. 82S7, for the S>a a c tio n 31, Tp. 36 H., K. 14 west, an<l Ix>tH 2 and 3 sevtiou 3, Tp. 37 H., R. 11 west. He name« the following wltliesaes t- prove his continuous residence upoB mid cultivation of sai l hind, viz: 1 harles Wilson, of Gold Beat li. Or. G ustaf Johanson, of Gold Bench, Or.. .1. i :. Kennedy, of < ¡old Beach, Or., 4 li G uuntlett, or Gold Bench. Or. J .T . B R ID JK S, Register. ;! 7 7 : 7 7 s i s, «ports ¡ ¡ « T k F Wrhen appetite fall,. I. re- i R. I). H UM E. ¡ «tanning. N O T IC E . ^ V ^ n % V ,. stood they will erect a large mill on burden, it lifts the burden. -T i,e W eather For March All persons nro hereby w arned col to W hen youlosc flesh.it brings tresj ass upon the lands of the iimler- the river forthwith, with Mr Teacher«* K xam luntlon. sig m d , situ ate in »ix*s River Pre« im t. STATION HARE, ORE. the plum pness of health. . , 1 Adolphscn as manager C m ry coni.tv, Oregon, lor the , urpose 1342 feet. W hen ien work is hard and Elevation, the of huntlnz with gnus or dugs, or I i- Ladies’ and G ent’s Shoes and _ •_ N otice is hereby given, th a t Mean tem perature, 46.00. Ing. / ’«o not to lea»«• any g ete « ¡"1, The Copper ......... Queen, ! County S u p trin ten d eu t of Curyv n n. . ' Capt. Burns, duty is heavy, it m akes life M aximum tem perature. 81 ; d ata, 5. flioíd the regular exam ination of on going through, of othoi w i e tr, , as« with a dredger on board, after lay- bright. i 27 T, I M inim um tem perature, 33.0; d ate 10 applicants for county paptr«, at. L an g in any m anner. _ ling off Rogue River two or three: Any j**r*on ho tr ‘spa v.iii ow lois Oregon, on Wedm-edsv. April ,9, ft is the thin edge of the j ToU, preoipitation, 9.25. 1V01, coinnieneinjj Hl 9 o’clock A. M., prosccohal to the full ext, lit of the law. e t c ,, e t c .. days, awaiting a chance to get in, wedge; the thick end is food.!Total «nowfaii,oo. M R». RAGHAF.. A YEK- and continuing until Friday, April 12, Nine »er«« floer «p»ee—1,900 clerk«. Will keep a wagon on the road, making visited Port Orford Sunday, and w^ at is the USC of food, Number of clear days, 20. n t 4 o'clock. P. M. F ob Covsrv P.trr.os, regular trip« about every ten day«, be- j ^as since been laying at anchor in wh en vou hate it, and can 't di- N um ber of dqy« partly clow y, 8. | .'.G E N IS W A N T E D . ’ tween Gold Beach and Dairyville, for Our harbor. 1 Number of day» oloudy, 5. F irst, Second mid Third Giivlc Certifi We W.uit a Hv^. unlive yVpr« 'illative gest ‘ it? fimo w l.» ro,, » « r t t - r » ¿ o « « --‘ Dates of lig h t frost, cate«. j., r»( -» nling » »•»•.< »*'• lia o it. W O-» the accommodation and convenience of in vour territory ut onee to , n g -g e iu r «i.»v - lb« desir»* for t o ta c o, of Cod S co tt’s Em W eilnealay—Pelimaneliip, H istory, < a vow profitable laisiness. G ei.orula'el . ulsion . . . , Hail. 10, 22,26, 2«. Alai i »o««•M^jr«<«; ■ the people living en route. Orthoirrapliy, Beading. I.H- .I agents w anted. From f5 I to a Liver Oil is thefood th at m akes sleeti 9> ]0, m , 28. T hur« f»y—W ritten A rithmetic, lire- rnf- due. Ailvane, m eat rapid, to* you forget your stom ach, T hunder «tonna, w, io, 25. O R D E R S T A K E N FO R A N Y - ory ofTcttMtingi G rm nm ui, School Law. MO TO liACfri"« ere Ore's re, pin <hl. ’I h»*e <mt of « - u ip io j - Ladtes Furniihinj fiosili, C L O T H IN G , IKSBS!« H O S IK K Y , S A N n u iN d s c A A R T IC L E N O T IN STOCK. My Good» will be sold at bottom prt<*» strictly or Cash. 7 If you n av e’ n o t tr ie d It, » en d for ! prevailing direction of wind ¿.NW . ,’rao « am p lo . Ito a g re e a b le t« * to Will ’ JO SEPH HARE, T h l, (lrnatara Laxative the remedy U on box of the seo o lo o Tablet« . Bromo-Quinine tosim thet evtreo a ooM ta e«e Uaj ÎL' ? c Ô t -Ï° a 'BOWNE. Chernl»ta.r|t> Voluntary Observer, V- *• Department P e a rl S tr e e t. ... „ _ . "evy N ew Voi 5Oc. a n d »tTMIi. » I .OO : all d ru g y ls _ ts . 4O S Agriculture Weather Bureau. I Friday—G eography, Mental A rith m etic. Physiology. Civil GoVerument. WM. S G U E R IN , School Snpf. (or l urry County. 111 fUJfh tor u«. T a i« H w ith , p .tl< ntiy, i »< i om p ' j i t ' « •*f ■ a : -»z« », » • m n r c - d t o e ii f or w« I «f LI <1 Mrirntly < Îk«*rd/C«., *•*•• inent nr w ishing to ts-lter tie nna 'ee» ud Hows D epartm ent K, t o n er Per- k i l l « a u I Union ,Stri., '.ltrr u, Ohio.
