The Port Orford tribune., July 30, 1901, Image 3

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R o g u e ltiv e r .
' Dr. Premia, tlie Dmtist, of Marah-
PROGRAMME
ttel.l, will be in Port Orford August 8,
THE STEAMER
OF T H E
Rev. A. T. Stewart arrived at
and remain until the 14th. Parties
Tlie steamer Areata arrived from having dental work will please call Big Bend last evening and is eu- ] T E A C H E R S ’ IN S T IT U T E ,
th e city this morning.
early.
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H eld u t P o r t O rford, O regon,
route to his home on Gregs Creek.
M on d ay, A u g . 1 9 , 1 9 0 1 .
Mrs. Backmau is at Mr. A. S.
A traveling optician was in town
Attention is called to the fact that
during the week.
» r. J. W. Strange, resident dentist of Miller's.
M onday, Aug. 12, 1601.
Coquille, will be in C urry county on
Rev. T. J. Owens and family a r ­
MOBNINO SESSION— 8 , A. ».
Rev. Mr. Gillespie will hold ser- his third semi-annual visit in Septem-
rived at Big Bend one day this
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vices at Dairyville next Sunday.
ber. He will be at Dairyvillo Septem-
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ber 16th to 22d inclusive, and at Port week and have taken up a ranch O pening A ddress—W. 8. G uerin .
Mental A rithm etic—Miss H elen Cope
Mrs. John Unican is visiting ret- Orford geptelBber 24th to Oct 2d in- and will go into stock raising.
and H ardy Stew art.
Miss Nellie C. Billings had the
atives and friends in Del Norte Co. tdualv0 it should be borne in mind
Reading—Miss L etta Cooper.
misfortune
to
have
her
horse
fall
t „ .
r « i w h . -
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with her while out after the milch
Annual Institute appears in this X
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? f a - l l . ï ï i I » « • « ... < ta a t . . « « , h u a i .» h ., Theory amt P ractice—Miss Clara Mer­
rim an.
issue.
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is licre to make good nil his guarantees, knee which will contine hei to the
NEESO N , - - - - -
M a ster,
W. V. Cope, who has been seek­
AFTERNOON SESSION— 1 :3 0 p. Hl.
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: house for a few days.
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ing his fortune at Cape Nome, will
S. H. H azard the well known and ' j j enry Colvin is at Blossom Bar,
W ill make w eekly trip s between
return this fall.
popular Coos county attorney, died anj ,g at
t,w j£ui 0 Moun- Physiology—J . 8. Capps.
English G ram m ar—Miss Cam illa L o r­
The Assessor gives notice of the at his home in Marshfield on July tain mine
en tzen.
♦San F n i n e S w » , P o r t O r ­
Mr R.
R K.
K Guthridge
Guthridge is
is now
now lo ­
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meeting of the Board of Equaliza­ 22, aged 63 years. Mr. Hazard lias
Mr.
been a regular attendant at the Cir- i cated at Dothan, Douglas County, Oregon School Law.
f o r d m id C n o e H a y ,
tion, August 26th.
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cuit Courts of Curry county during 1 w[iere he wij| put up a hotel and
Edward Hughes has been ap­
EVENING SESSION— 7 :30 p. m .
CARRYING PASSENGERS AND
the past th irty years, and enjoyed
run the Dotjlan Postoffice.
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pointed Executor of the will of hie
FREIGHT.
the friendship, confidence and es- Mj,
Mrg Udn G uthridge will
Recitation—Miss Helen Cope,
father, the late Patrick Hughes.
teem of all the old settlers of the move to ..
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Dothan
soon as _ »»
M. i E. B. R ecitation—A. G. T hrift.
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family,
of county. The news of his death is Burns gets back from San Francisco, Solo—Ames Johnston,
. John
. . . . . - Fromm
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Brushes Creek, were visitors in Port re(.eived with the deepest sorrow to take charge of the sawmill being Address-Guy
F reig h t and passengers at
Orford Saturday and Sunday,
and reg ret by all. Deceased leaves built at Round Grove on E. R. Mil Hecitatlon_ Hardy siewart.
L o w e st H a te s.
The Sanborn brothers, of San a widow and one son, L. H. Hazard, j ler’s place.
j R ecitation—Miss L etta Cooper.
Forest fires are numerous between i
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O . L E N E V E , A gent, P ort Orford, Or- Francisco, returnedSaturday from a county clerk of Coos county.
two week’s vacation at Salal Springs.
postoffice departm ent „ c a n s Big Bend and West Fork along the Address—J . 8. Capps.
egon.
The postoffice departm ent means
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D u e t-M e ssrs C ham plin and Johnston
ud Wa,ker
Nor’west winds continue to pre­ business in its fight to shut out fake trail which is a good thing to burn R ecitation—Miss MaP
M aud Walker.
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is
no
lo
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publications
from
second
class
rates,
¡out
the
brush,
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road
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vail, and travelers along the county
Tuesday, A ug. 13, 1901.
■oad find great activity in real The orders of the Postmaster-Gencr- supervisor in either Big Bend o
MOENINO SESSION— 9 , a. 111.
, calling
ii-
al,
attention «r,
to »he
the biw
law and
ana ! Mule Creek Preeinct to cut out
estate.
DEALERS IN
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..„«J brush or do other road work,
th a t it m ust be enforced,
The steamer Acme is expected at declaring
History—A.
G.
Thrift.
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1 hv
p i r p i i b i r let-
Wonder when that wedding is
been
followed
by a circular
let
Geography—Miss Maud Walker.
Frankport soon, to take some 200 has
ter from the Third Assistant P o st-! coming off at Quosaten.
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cords of tanbark for S. II. I rank
H. H.
Civil G overnm ent—Ames Johnston.
master-General,
telling
Postmasters
and Co.
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their bondsmen will be held
B l g K l I u o f Salm on,
AFTERNOON SESSION— 1 ‘.30 p . 111.
C O LD B E A C H ,O R . Rev. W. Horsfall will hold ser­ that
responsible for any loss to the gov-
W ritten A rithm etic—Guy M errim an.
vices in C hrist Church, Port O r­ ernment on account of their failure
J u ,y 23.—The cry of
O ithographv—Miss Pearl W alker.
ford next Sunday, August 4, morn­
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to strictly enforce the law.
WE KEEP IN STOCK
prospective dull winter in this city
ing and evening.
evenino session —7 :30 p. 111.
lias been dissipated by the big run
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N o tice o f A n n u a l I n stitu te .
The neat new fence around the
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of salmon that is now on. For the Recitation—Miss Camilla
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front yard of the Knapp Hotel was
The A nnual In s titu te of Curry coun- p a t t few day8 it has taken every ef- Recitation—Miss Carrie Guerin.
the work of P. J. Lindberg, carpen­
h#lldle the fi8h delivered, Solo-Ames Johnston.
d r e ss g o o d s ,
ter and builder.
M Andthye’Uwgmake1.WH obligatory upon a u d
a PPe a ran ces th e r « n A d d ress-A m es Johnston,
Town and County.
ARCATA,
W . D O Y ^ & C O -,
G o u rd M s n k i b ,
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
HATS A N D CAPS,
BO OTS A N D SH O ES,
h a iid w a
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e
,
And in fact everything usually needed
in town or country.
I t is our purpose to keep a full
and complete line of goods of the
best quality, and they will be sold
A t the Low est Living P ro fit.
NOTICE FOU 1‘UBLICTION-
OFPARTMENT OF T H E INTERIOR,
L and OrricK at K osebvbo , O bkoon ,
Ju ly 24, 1901.
Notice is hereby given th a t tho, fol­
lowing-named settler lias Hied notice ot
his intention to m ake final proof in s u p - ;
p o rto f his claim, and th a t said nrooi
will be made before C . V. woodruff,
County Clerk, at Gold Beach, Oregon, !
on Septem ber 15, 1901, v iz :
Dairyville
Store,
El). RAC KLEE E. Ii < f ’l*
FRANCIS M. W RIDGE,
(Successor to F. M. Langlois.;
On Homestead E n try No. 9257, for the
Lots No. 1. 2, NE«4 NE1 section 21,
and N W l N W | section 22, T. 30 8., R. I
KEEPS IN S T O C K ,
14 w.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his co n tin u o u s residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
J C. Close, of Irm a, Oregon,
Raleigh Scott, of Irm a, Oregon,
D IO G O O D S,
J. J. Wood, of H arbor, Oregon,
o tto Isinert, of Irm a, Oregon
J. T. BRIDGES, R egister.
B O O T S n in l K U O !
GROCERIES, (the best only,
HARDWARE-
11 A’FS Ac C A I ,
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
mav concern, not to e n te r upon or tr e s - .
pass in any m anner upon the lands , of
the undersigned, situate in Curry Co.,
,
Oregon, for the purpose of h u n tin g , And in fact, everything us - a .lv nceu
lishingur otherw ise. Any person or
In th e country,
persons so entering upon said prem ises
without our consent will be subject to
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prosecution.
K IB S t EN JE N SEN .
C A SH S A L E S amounting to $601
E. W. JEN SEN .
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N O T IC E .
count, except on F lour, on winch no
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1 discount can be given.
N otice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern, not to en ter upon or
As I will do my own h amuli’,
is
trespass in any m anner, for the purpose
of iiunting with guns or dogs, upon my intention to sell cheaper than good?
th e premises ot Mrs. J. A. Button, or were ever sold on Floras Creek,
the ranch of George T. B utton, adjoin­
ing, or upon the Lenfesty ranch, ¡cas­
ed by tile undersigned. Any person or
persons so entering upon said premises
w ithout my consent will be prosecuted
to tlie full extent of the law.
D enm ark, O r,, M arch, 27th, 1899.
Will he taken in exchange for goodi-.
MRS. J . A. BUTTON.
Butter, Ews and Hite,
G ive m e a tr ia l nnrl I w ill do my
b e st to please you.
AGENTS WANTED.
We want a live, active representative
in your territory a t once to engngo in
laud
a very profitable business. G eneraland
local agents w anted. From |5 to $10
I a P o rt
day. A dvancem ent rapid. Good ref­
erences required. Those out of employ­
m ent or w tsning to b etter them se'—'“
address D epartm ent K, Corner
kins and Union .Sts., A kron, Ohio.
County Surveyor Cunuiff, who
has been attending to official busi­
ness in Northern Curry, returned to
the county seat Saturday.
the part of teachers, and those Who pro- will last for some tune. It increas Ke(,itat-lon_Misg Lettie Cooper,
pose to teach, to a tte n d th e In stitu te, ed gradually for the past two weeks
—Messrs Champlin and Johnston
It is t ) be hoped th a t each teach er wilt
Saturday Sunday was
Recitation—F rank Champlin.
see the necessity of a strict compliance u n til S a tu ru a y . o u n a a y
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w ith its provisions.
better, but it remained tor last night
Address—F. A. Stewurt.
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skfolica1 th at
The Edison moving pictures ex­
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atten d in
all I the
I»*'- sessions
-- - according to th e a veai ru u w as in progress. I his W e(lnesJay Evening, Session, 7:30p. m
hibition at Leneve’s H all Friday ilbtviivt
programme as published
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and Saturday evening was largely
Certificates of atten d an ce will lie is­ was supposed to be the year when
the
value
of
artificial
propagation
of
Recitation—Miss
Helen Cope.
sued
to
those
who
complete
th
e
full
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attended, and gave the best of satis
hours, as required by law.
salmon would receive a severe test,. R ecitation—Miss Maud W alker.
faction to all.
Let us m eet together for th e p u r­
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pose of intelligently discussing those as the 25,000,000 of young salmon
H o n . F. A. Stewart and John R. questions which relate to th e discip­
which
were
turned
out
fiom
the
Kecetation_
Hardy
8tewart.
Miller, of Ophir, were visitors in line and governm ent of our schools,
and the education of th e young.
. hatcheries should return this season ReCRation—• Miss Carrie Guerin.
Port Orford Saturday and Sunday.
A cordial , invitation
is extended
to all atured fish. That they are do-
ns
Y,.ni-
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come and ......win,
co“opei&tc
w itn
us. as lo m
ui ,
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John R. was up on business, etc., to
presence will aid us greatly, and add jng 8o seem s u n q u e stio n e d , as th o se R ecitation—Guy M errim an,
especially the latter.
inspiration to a m ovem ent in w hich we
c a u g h t w ith a few e x c e p tio n s Select Rending W. 8. G uerin,
We will receive our freight via.
We have been favored with a
steamer Arcata, and as we will run
our own teams, freight from Port complimentary ticket to the Second
Orford will not be added to the Southern Oregon D istrict Fair, to
be held at Marshfield, commencing
price of the goods.
August 27,1901 and continuing 5
days.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
all arc, or o u g h t to he deeply in terest-;
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D uet—Messrs Johnston and Cham plin
ed. T here is no su b ject of w ider o r : a re a new fish for July, though d u r - ;
,t tion_ Mi, s Marv Boascn.
deeper im portance than the m o ral and |
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m ental train in g of those who m ay be,
m e ia .. v i e w
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in tru sted to our careful supervision.
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! regular
July run are beginning to n R ecitation—Frank C ham plin.
H oping to enjoy the pleasure of see-1
This morning the deliv- ■ Closing Address—W. S. Guerin.
ing you all present at our an n u al re-
UP-
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ery of salmon taxed the canneries
union, 1 am yours very tru ly ,
W. 8. G U E R IN .
O rfe rd -M y sÜ G
h is t
STAG E
KNAPP, -
--1V3 -O3SI3NVad NVS
- - P ro p rie to r,
Makes regular tripe betw een P o rt Or
ford anil M yrtle P oint, every dn , <■
cept Sundays, carrying p
nm s
! and freight. Prices reasonable, and
p aim taken to provide for tlie com ­
fort of passengers. A pply a t tin
Knapp H otel, P o rt Orford, Greg ,n.
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n o t o a n o n f i o r o n i qux’ l
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I 3UIII Otl ‘JOAO.IOJ puu ¿USUO OODWIO-I p .ub OJ.
I •Xuny « ut I Jimi oymig pw» 11<lg
and cold storage plants to the ut-
Stops the Cough
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kv
moat, largely because e f the scarci-
and Works off the ( old.
Conimissioner H erm an has, by a
,
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-
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l -„i
ty of men even partially familiar Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets euro :
recent decision, in which upon ap-j . .
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a cold in one day. No C ure, no P ay .
peal he was upheld by the Secretary " 11 1 le " or '
H. N E E L Y ,
Astoria, July 25.—The great run P rice 25 cents.
Manila, Ju ly 23.—The reports.
of the Interior, dispelled the hopes
of salmon has finally blocked the
of another “squaw m an” who e x ­ canneries and cold storage w are-! submitted to Adjutant-General Cor- i
pected to come into possession, houses. Never before in tlie history bin by Major James B. Alishire, in
A shoe was picked up on the through his half breed children, of of the industry has the supply of charge of the water transportation
I Beach yesterday, below Battle Rock a fine tract of laud as a tribal allot­ Chinook salmon been so heavy, nor department of the Ar my at Manila,'
which was positively identified as ment. The land in questiou is about have fishermen earned equal wages show the saving of $3000 daily for
one
worn by Charles Strahan when fifteen miles from Pott
’ .„
From Tongue P oint the last three month s. Itisexpect-
T H E “P IO N E E R ’9
(f
Columbia e(i< in view of this eco.io.iiy.tooper-
I he left Port Orford on the day he Mont. The Commissioner held th a t,;
having married a white man the In-
„ „ a t e some transports direct fioirii
was drowned.
dian woman had severed her tribal one can hear nothing but
NeW York. Atljnlant.
W ATCHM AKER.
George >V. Smith, of Dairyville,
„ .
„either she nor ta lk > and the waler
!’re?eU 8 “ General Corbin recommends the
scene of activity that gladdens the u8e of two of the fastest transports
,
, t „i™ which I ’ made Port Orford a visit yesterday, relations, and th.
I have a stock of Jew elry, which *
,
, ber Children, the issue ol such mar-
A gtJ ftns
, iu a |n 0 ,,tlily m ail serv ice betw een
will add to; as th e dem and will w arrant, m a k in g th e tr ip on h is w heel. IV
e j t cven;ng, San Fra ncisco and Manila, to in-
Prices of work an d goods in keeping j
hi
i jt lo o u r b u rg j n riage, are entitled to consideration i
w ith the tim es. W atches from a dis-
f ■ j
as Indians. This decision is in the
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1 «’rin«- >f SL,re 9 ulc^ handling ot the mails.
tan ce can be safely sen t by registered many moons, and his many friends
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when the packers,
despairing ot
1
interest both of justice and ot de
,
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m ail. I will return th em C. O. D. to were s glad
la j tQ
6ee
ld[n
to see him.
i m«v norli'itw discourage handling the fish, declined to
ac-
The
Boers have started a paper
your postm aster.
cency, and may perhaps d.scou age
th
i|ln u tte „
(J ..1)eUrilj9g(.ru„ge.” Still th e
The new residence just built for such marriages and the m ultiplica j e
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Termi Cauli.
British claim the war is over.
! H. Neely, presents a very neat and Hon of children for whom there is ' Every receiving dock in the city
were
piled
high
with
fine
salmon,
! substantial appearance, and is a no place, either among Indians or
N O T IC E O F M E E T IN G
and the supply was so great during
for mpi-rioiily, in the inntter o
' desirable addition to the town. whites.—Oregonian.
Has gained a "« rid-wide reputation
P . J . l in d b e k g ,
o f th e
the afternoon that refusal of fish
ngtli,
durnbiiity,
perfi
ctin-ss,
and
lhegeiier.il
saii-faetmu im i cm
' Messrs. McBride, Neygren and Dil-
The decision above referred to is
wtr
H o ard o f E q u a liz a tio n .
was absolutely necessary. All night
C O N T R A C T O R & B U ILD E R , i Ion are the builders.
teutm ent it givts the fiinner. No p ra rlie a i f a tu u r , iiml no »1 II i- yu
of much importance to Curry coun­
the canneries were kept in opera
lateil fnrni slio u ld li«' v .id io iit n com pleti h, t oi the lanmus laoin--
Notice is hereby given th a t the Board
HOUSES RAISED ANU MOVED,
T ,)e ranch house on R. D. H um e’s ty, since it definitely decides ad ­
tiun, and when morning came the of Equalization for Curry County, Ore- I ¡ng (,si,orne mnchinery. Kecl tiine is upon n-, and h avvest w,l! « sn
z,
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T a n t e I ranch, near W edderburn, was com- versely to a number of “allotment'
gon, will meet at th e o llic e o f theCoun-
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.. blockade was still on.
lie here. lh-nee every lariner in Curry county shonld m:.ke 1' h i­
ty Clerk of said county, al < io l I B e a c h ,
Creameries, \\ nid-iiulls auti lanxs pletely (]e8troyetl by Are lastThu«- claims located t by
women
In n lian
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m e s i i u a i i v i i w »< b icucvcu cumv Oregon, on the la s t M onday, the 2ttth
in j !
businesa to secury the necessary n.neliin- ly bn Bucce etui oin
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day, with all its contents. A num- wlio are married to white men, hnlf- what by the action of the coldstor- i day of August, 19(11,
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in
session
d
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rin
g
tin:
week,
for
tlie
p
ar
ber of Mr. H um e’s employes board- breeds, and certain Indians, who
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ages in sa ltin g hsli, anil a ll
day ,„l8e e xauiinitig tlie Assessnii-nt Roll
? . E V T i Ï'*!'
I » o r t O v F o v H , - - - O r e g o n e(j a t the house, and many of them have always lived in the C° l. y ’ i trucks laden with hogsheads
could tor the vear 1901, and corre.-t.ug all ei-
iribal re. t r u c K S i a m . i l » i i
g
r„rg ¡„ valuations, dese, i|-tions or <niu ;
lost their clothing and personal ef- have long ago severed ii all .1 tribal
,i,t» be seen going from tlie cooperages jlies,,f |aiK|, |Ote or otiu r p r o p e r t y . z \ll
b
During all the parties who may bo agyrieveu by vaht- The Hardware Merchant of Lungins, Oregon, o th< Agent fr«
1 fects. It is not known how the lations, a n d exercise all Hie rights
of
citizens,
even
to
Voting
and
get-
,
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. ation, description or otn* ■ wiw na to
you can purchase, without delay, the Osborne
tire originated.
ot citizens,
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crush the puce was held up to six tRuir’aMessment, will toorpfore
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take
HARROW, CliLTIVATOH, MOWER, HAY llAKi ,
Y e a r ly . ’
Mr. H unt, of Ashland, Oregon, ting drunk ' al same w 11 e
! ' 1 cenU> nntj a8 yel there is no general notice
!
Machinery mannfact .red by the well known firm of
Men and women of good address to liag keep purchasing m utton sheep 1 here is not a aw 1.
1111,1
,o
t ,.lk of a reduction.
I Jise'soneiit w¡11 stand us made bv the . O r a
Os'.ornc >V. Co., of Auburn, New io rk .
represent us, some to trave^ appoint ng
and ha# gecured ; ,nent claim in the county.
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Assessor.
Oregon.
Hon. A. H. Crook and son The-
1 ron, of Pistol river, and A. II.
G auntlett and son H arry, of Gold
Beach, were in town yesterday, hav­
ing assisted Mr. H u n t on his sheep
I drive.
The Celebrated Osborne
ing W
E . ÏÏ.
T ftfth in a r y
H’
$900
#000
furents. others for local worK iookiuv
a fte r our interests.
salary guar-
anU-ed y early : extra commissioi and
expenses, rapid advancem ent, old ts-
^ r ^ ^ or woms™ to%ee,,re pleas-
a n t perm an en t position, libera in-
com e and future. New, brillian t lines.
W rite a ^ t S o T n A
c e F . _______
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F O R D _____
PRE
«uuug u»© v
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ab o u t 2000 w hich
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f
s h ip
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P«r “ 7 “ "
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Dated this 30tll duv
lav <
of f July,
Jillv, EMH.
1901.
!.. 8 . In ,A N ,
he ex p ects to
r)rune eroD of th e U m p q u a,' Ladies' Sailors 50e, 9>c, »1.00 and
p o rt O rfo rd ,
The p ru n e ci o p 01 tin- u m p q u
lM r „ Ma» , C h i l d r e n ’s
AaBVMOr <»; ' 'uiry (>’oiii»r
. ’ valley promises to be a record- ga.|or8 goe MissesLeghornsuntrim-
j
breilUer Growers .r e building new mwl 6l)c and 75e U d le a an d Misses
EXECUTORS « riICE.
yesterday With -.00 head tor shq eva^ , ratora to a jd in handling the Sombreros, »1.00 and »1.00.
m en t) but
b u t as
as H
arv ey om
S m ith
h a d al- f r(jp product.
____
ment,
Harvey
nu „uu
Notice is hereby gi-vn th a t th,- un­
___„
has lie,-II ,i( |> ,i,it'-'t F-xeeutal
ready contracted
to ship sheep by i
---------
Hon. R. H. Sheridan lias resigned dersigned
of tlie E state of Pntrn-K I I n . l i e s , , le. ■ v, -
23 Church St.,
New H*ven, Cow», j lhig week-8 gleaDaer, Mr. H unt will
the chairm anship of the Oregon e d , bv the County Conn -d 1 nt ty ■ nm-
----------- ------------------- be compelled to hold his sheep over
Siate Democratic Cent rut committee. ty Oregon. All |er» ,'n - in.ie ,l ,1 t .
said estate are In reby t. q oetl t > | ay
AGENTS W ANTED.
for one trip. Mr. Smith will ship
Mr. Sheridan is now engaged in tlie sam e to me ut in., taunt- nt t Mpe
to
m
ake
y
o
u
r
baby
strong
and
w ithout delay, ami all pet sons
: 1500 mutton sheep, and perhaps
the newspaper business in Boise, Blaneo,
w ell. A fifty “ s it bottle ot
havlug valid cl.iims ug.iiin-t n ti'l ¡ ..-tale
t ¡ vp iirtive m en an d women can
earn
from |5 00 to $10 00 a day by can- j . more, during the season.
m ust present the .mi 1" bn’ *’t the
hl a bo.
earn tioui
place aforesaid, w ith the pl'opt r |,io,,i
vasslng for F ran k U. C arpenter s book.
of
the genuinenc». "1 toe su a e , -.vithiii
‘ -S ovth A mebic .«: _8ociAb. Ism stbiai ,
w
ill
change
a
sickly
baby
to
The
Czar
of
Russia
is
sncli
a
six
m onths from tlie date of llie first
and P olitical . ” The book is just out
a plum p, rom ping child.
and Is having an enorm ous sale. By-
strong friend of peace th a t tie lias publication ol this I notice, t t-u it : July
O n ly one cent a day, th in k
ervbodv wTa n ts it. As It la being sol«
ordered the recruiting of 308,500 ' 1 ^ ,1
Cape Blanco, Curry nunty.
b< suliscriptlon only, we desire repre­
o f it. Its as nice as cream.
Thl.
.iRUslare
la
on
boi
of
tho
fcnnlne
sentatives who are hustlers a t once to
fiend foi a free sam ple, en d try It
fighting men. He evidently believes Oregon, July
UUGIIFH,
Laxative Bromo-Quinine
SCOTT A BOWNK. C Sem lati.
introduce the work In your territory
1
400-415
heart
Street.
New
Aork
th
a
t
the
nay
to
have
|>eacs
is
to
be
A
dm
inistrator
of
tne
E
state
,,l i ’u tiick
■*“’
M ost liberal term s. W rite today tor the remedr that c m . ----- “ —
1
-pc. and Jt no; all dmiip t-
territo ry and full p articu lars to
prepared to light for it.
I
Hugh.-s, .h-ceascJ.
|
T he S aalfis d P i m i s w m » CowrANT, Trr Sc hill I at ■ «»«
b-alag pew««.
Akron, Ohio.
O n ly 5 0 C e n ts
S c o tt’s Emulsion
ernj
E. H. CHEEVER , LA N G LO IS , O regon,
„1er in ll.irdaure, nud a.i i,in Is of A ji..cuU u.'aI lii-j lellit