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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1901)
ARCATA, NELSON, - - - - - Misses Mollie Sullivan and Olive Langlois, ot Bandon, a ie \ ¡sitin g Part Ortord friends. Dr. Prentiss, the Marshfield deu- tist, has been doing businessin 1 ort Orford since Wednesday, last. * of e Marsnneia nponlp were A 1 party people were . a v a in P o rt O r - 'cam ping for a . lew J days in 1 ort u r * • • ford, leaving tor home yesterday. M aster, George H all and John Kronen- berg, Si*., of Coos county, made l-ort Orford a visit during the week. weekly trips between Dairyville Store, „ , , Regular Term, Aug. 26, 1901. The Coquille Bulletin last week Baker City, Aug. 7.— Arrange- R. D. Hume vs A. W. Forgey; said the father of a 17 year old There is no man so deep but th a t meats are now being made to pur- he hat one shallow spot. I chase the machinery for the daily i action at law to recover money. young lady, in that place, told the' Deputy Sheriff W ill Walker has , newspaper plant to be erected in i F. M. Hopkins vs W illiam J j editor a funny story about a young I been summoning jurym en in Nor- | Portland. A rthur Cooper, formerly Worley et al, action at law to re man who stopped at his home one j night lately. The young man j Curry during the week. city editor of the Denver City I imes, cover money. called on his daughter to spend the ) ED. RACKLEFF, Proper - who is to be the active business State Land Board vs Solomon J. ih e lighthouse tender Colura- j Culver; suit in equity to foreclose a evening, and when he got ready to (Successor to F . M. Langlois.) . bine • • lying , • our harbor, , . , having • m anager, is in , 4 1 passed . th ro u g h B aker . . leave lie realized that a heavy rain . , , • . ,. .. City last eveniug in route to Chi- mortgage. a rriVed yesterday with supplies for ' , KEEPS IN S T O C K , » cago, where he expects to purchase Port Summers vs Victoria John storm was raging. He had no urn- | the Cape Blanco lighthouse. eight Mergen thalers, the big press I 3on; action at law to recover money, brella or rubber coat and when the ) 5 state Laud Board vs J. \V. C ald-, iiirl’s father asked him to remain P D fJP £D |rQ i t l l 8 b fiS t d llY I^lilies’ Sailors 50c, 00c, $1.00 and and other equipment required for $1.25, a t Mrs. M asterson’s. C hildren’s the plant. He sent a card to Cap- ; well; suit in equity to foreclose a nt the house he readily consented. Sailors 50c . Misses Leghorns u n trim He is a very bashful young m an,' med «Oe ami 75c. Indies and Misses hiin Whtie, chairman of the demo- J mortgage. lY ltN G O O D S , cratic state central committee, s ta t-| State Land Board vs Sara J. | and next m orning when he was in- Sombreros, $1.00 and $1.50. H O O T S a n ti S H O E S , aiij ing tnat everything had been ar- Tryon et ul, suit iu equity to fore- vited to a scat at the table very re- There are eight runners luctantlv accepted. He was very ranged and th at the paper was now dose a mortgage. three trotters in training on the State Laud Board vs W illiam nervous ami agitated. He sat HARDW ARE- an assured fact. race track now, and four more run Tompson and J. N. Guyde; suit in opposite a m irror and saw that he The new paper is to enter the ners and three trotters are expected had forgotten to comb his hair; H A T f c Ac C S V l’ iS, „ , , , . . race with a capital of $250,000, equity to foreclose a mortgage. irons Jackson county this week.— . . . , . , ., , - State Land Board vs John D. then he dropped his fork on the , J none ot which is subscribed or fur- Coos Bay News. nished by Portland or Oregon peo- Cooley suit in e q u ity to foreclose floor and as he stooped to pick it And in fact, everything usually needed up, he upset his coflee. Matters in the country. Good ranch for sale—On Sixes) pie. All Portland is asked to do is a mortgage. ---------- jiiVer> Good house, barn and out- to secure in advance 10,000 paidup Ary S. Bennett and George Ben- went from bad to worse until finally |10llses 150 acres, more or less, all subscriptions for the period of one I nen vg g. j . Culver and S. V. Cul in dispair the young man quit eat C A gH SA IjES amounting to $5 or (,nc]otje(j. Government title. Good year. The money is not to be paid Ver; suit in equity to foreclose a ing and put his hands under the table. The loose folds of the table ! more will be allowed 10 per cent dis- crop of potatoes and other garden, to the new concern, but , will he - mortgage. Price $ 1.50 per acre. For further placed in a bank awaiting perform- ' \y. W. W hitten vs E. B. Burns; cloth were lying in his lap, and count, except on Flour, on which no S. B. H erm ann, a prominent bus- iness man of Myrtle I oint, is mak F reight and passengers at ing Port Orford a visit, aecompan- ied by his wife. luOTWOWt liiltO H . T lie sealing schooner, Kate and C. L E N E V E , A gent, P ort Orford, Or- Ann now engaged in otter hunting, particulars, address T he T ribune , egon. has been laying in our harbor d u r Port Orford, Oregon. Dr. J . G .G oble will be at K n ap p ’s ing the past week. • Hotel in P ort Orford, on Sat. Aug. Mr. and Mrs. Ohman and Miss W . D O Y L E & C O ., D EA LERS IN Garni .»il-.-»., C O LD B E A C H ,O R . WE K E E P IN STOCK GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, d r ess g o o d s , HATS A N D C A P S, BO OTS A N D SH O ES, H .A 1 I 1 I W A K - K , And in fact every th in g usually needed in town o r country. full I t is our purpose to keep a and complete line of goods of the best quality, and they will he sold A t the Low est Living P ro fit We will receive our freight via. steamer Arcata, and as we will run our own teams, Ireight from Port Orford " ill not be added to the ■price of the goods. Satisfaction Guaranteed. H. N E E L Y , Port Orford, S lig h tly E m barrassed. C ircu it C ourt D o ck et. No news from the steamer. A rthur Duncan is again superin 1 tendent for R. D. Hume at \\ ed- derhurn, C. S. W insor having re San l ’ o v t O v - signed. Mrs. McBride returned last week f*or<l u u d C o o — B u y , from a protracted visit with her C A R R Y IN G PASSENGERS AND ! daughter, Mrs. D. Carey, of Co F R E IG H T . quille City. W ill make The New P ortlan d D aily. Very light Circuit Court docket. Town and County. THE STEAMER Oregon. T H E “P IO N E E R ” W ATCHMAKER. w hen lie to u ch ed it he tu rn e d pale. I discount can be given. ance of certain conditions by the writ of review. II. Marks vs George W. Billings He thought it was his shirt and in newspaper men, one of which is the As I will do my own team ing, it is bis nervons excitement while dress- erection of a plant costing approxi- et al; action at law. my intention to sell cheaper than goods mately $100,000. Then the sub ’ W. 1£. Tompkins and E dnaTom p- ¡»g forgotten to put the garment in- were ever sold on F loras Creek. Merrill: 17th. Those w ishing glasses perfectly scrip tio u m o n ey w ill not h a v e to be ) k L-in, in s V vs . .L,.C Jo sep h h in in e e M e rrill; netition petition side his trousers. T hat accounted Itose Long, of 'Bandon, have been fitted will please call a t the hotel ! for the smiles and his embarrass hotel, p . j j overi b u t ¡t js u n d ersto o d th a t tor a wilt review. spending a week visiting relatives Glasses ground for tlie eyes when nec a portian at least will be further Sarah E. McG raw and Edward ■ ment. There was no time to lose. and friends iu Port Ortord. essary and a perfect lit guaranteed. held as a guaranty that the paper W. McGraw, her husband vs Curry He hurriedly stuffed the supposed Prices reasonable and consistent w ith Tlie pea canning business is ru n the value of such services. C onsulta will operate for a year, the time of County. Action at law to recover shirt inside his trousers. Two ♦Vili be taken in exchange for goods. minutes later when the family ning “full blast,” at W cddcrhurn, tion free. the subscription. The paper will movey. arose from the table there was a giving employment to a large num G ive m e a t r ia l an<l I w ill <lo my The Teachers’ Annual Institute is receive the Heurst telegraphic news Nellie Tichenor McGraw vs Curry crash. The dishes lay in a broken ber of men, women and children. County; action a t law to recover b est to p lease you. in session, with the following teach- service. mass on the floor; the young man lio n . J. H. Roberts, wife and two ers in attendance: Prof. W. S money. Professor J. II. Ackerman, State John Jensen vs C. J. Smith; pulled two feet of table cloth out children, of Myrtle Point, have been Guerilli Supt., Ames Johnston, Jas. \ Superintendent of Public Instruc- of his trousers anil lied through the enjoying an outing, in this mci 1 ; S. Capps, H ardy Stewart, Guy Mer- tion, last week gave out an opinion, action at law to recover money. Jacob Fry vs E. B. Bums; action door. He is yet in the backwoods ty, camping, hunting and fishing. \ ,.jman, San Thrift, Mr. Gardner, given by Attorney-General D. R. N. of his home near here. Tho young Kerr & Co. iiave added new glass Misses Helen Cope, Pearl Walker, Blackburn, on the following matter at law Io recover money. lady lie called on is open for en- doors to the front of their store,) Camille Lorentzen, Dora Taggart, recently subm itted to the legal de Astoria, Aug. 7.—The supply of gagemer.t to a less nervous young w hich adds materially to tlie gener- Letta Cooper. partment by Professor Ackerman: salmon is daily growing greater, man. al appearance, and suggests pros- stopj> the Cough Subdivision “ A” under subdivisi and it is predicted that tlie can G ra d es o f W ool. on 7, section 19, page 18, Oregon neries will again be blocked before peril)-. and Works off the Cold. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure School Law reads in p a rta s follows: the expiration of the present week. Miss May Merriman, daughter of Generally speaking, wool is grad a cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay . “• * * provi(]ed that the County The change in the tides has had the the late George Merriman, formerly P rice 25 cents. STA G E L IN E , School Superintendent may indorse effect expected, and gilinetters are ed about as follows: The grade of this county, was married at San J1(i kiiow.ii as X X X wool and picklock KN-Vl’l’, - - P r o p r ie to r Senator Hamden’s Black K en first-grade county certificates in making good catches. They are Jose, Calif., on July 24, to Frank . . „ „ j \ is the finest Saxony Merino; XX, 1 force in any county in the state ceivintr •> cents at the cannelles and , i tuckians gave a very satisfactory veiviug veuv 10 [)ei. ceut is con|bing or Je. I N. Guild. without examination, and said in o i cents at the cold-storage ware Win. H urst, who was so seriously Perfor mnnee to a large audience last laine; X, when 25 per cent is comb- Makes regular trips between P I o rt Or- rv day ex h u rt at Corbin on July 1st, returned evening. Senator Hamden is well dorsement shall render the state houses. ing; No. 1 when half is combing,) cept Sundays, carrying passengers certificate valid in his county dur Reports from the upper river are with his family to his Elk River known and papular along the coast ing the validity of the original and No. 2 when three-fourths is and freight. Prices reasonable, and home Saturday last, to remain un- and he and his company are always certificate.” The question asked tlie to the effect that the seiners are not combing. No. 1 and 2 are medium j paint takon to provide for the com doing very well, hauls being light. welcomed by good houses. The wools. ‘‘Quarter blood” is the wool) fort of passengers. Apply a t tlie until he is able to work again. Senator expects to make one h u n -) Attorney-General is: The receipts from the traps are im -) of common sheep that contain a lit Knapp H otel, P o rt Orford, Oregon. The last legislature changed the dred more annual visits through ‘‘Does the word may in the proving, though the gilinetters con- ; date for holding Circuit Court in Coos and Curry counties. I aforesaid quotation mean ‘m ust?” tinue to he the principal source of tle Merino blood, and the best of it ) N o tice o f S h eriff’s S ale o f R eal Property. this county, and it will meet this ) In other words, is it mandatory supply. I t is rather difficult to get is classed as “ medium.” “ Fine” ) year on the fourth Monday iu Aug A ttention ia called to th e fact th a t upon a county superintendent to an accurate idea of the amount of wool is the full-blood Merino. “ Fine ______ is ___ hereby given, th a t by virtue ust, instead of the third Monday, D r. J . W. Strange, resident d en tist of indorse a first-grade certificate in fish handled from the trapmen, ns delaine” is Merino wool th at has a ) Notice about « 0 and ona-ball I n * . ' - -J Coquille, will be in C urry co u n ty on , force ¡n o th e r c o u n t the the combine receives all its trap as heretofore. ! his third semi-annual visit in Septem- long throughout the fleece. “ Mcdi j ¿ ct to amend an act entitled an aot t» fish at the Elmore cannery, which u r n ” is three-eighths to one half i authorixe county judges anil clerks of Mrs. Alice Zumwalt has leased j j er He will be at Dairyville Septem- state without examination?” urn is m ice eigiiu.s i 3Chool districts to bid in property sold The Attorney-General in his op is not open to visitors without con the Laurel Inn at Dairyville, M rs.) her 16th to 22d inclusive, and at Port Merino cross. Tlie cross of a lu ll- for tuxes, approved Feb. 2il, IB1I3 and to in inion, says: Crew not being interested with her, Orford September 24th to Oct . 2d siderable red tape in the line of ob provide for sale ot sam e, ’ I will, on tlie clusive. I t should be borne in m ind ‘■It is to he presumed th a t the taining permits. At the Kinney blood Merino on coarse wooled sheep 3rd day or August, l»01, lietween the as stated last week. Mrs. Zumwalt th a t Dr. Strange is a resident of onr medium wool. Shrop- hours of 10 o’clock A . M. and 4 o’clock Plo( uctS will assume the management of the ) conti!JUOUS country, and will visit this ! Legislature fully understood the cannery gillnet fish are received 1>. M. of said dav, to-wit: a t the hour v u i. shire, Hampshire and Oxford wools of 1 o’clock P. M. at the court house hotel on the first of September county regularly every sp rin g an d fail, primal and ordinary meaning a t from many sources, and that can to 40 ale tormed “ middle,” between long door in the town of Gold Beach, C urry and th a t he w arrants all his work and tached to the words used, and that nery handles trom 20 tons county, Gregou, offer for sale to tho This vicinity was visited by quite is here to make good all his guarantees. where tho word ‘m ay’ and ‘shall’ 1 and short. Merino wools are class highest bidder for cash, all real proper- tons daily from the individua a heavy thunder storm last Tues ed as “clothing” or “carding” and 1111 ty to which said Curry county, Gregou, were used in the same provision fishermen. lias acquired title by virtue of sale for day evening, the rain continuing TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY , (the only use being ordinarily u n ... I B , l l nr 1 o ,1, longer, coarser wools “combing, taxes, by » reason of - . iion-roJouip- II t il H C H .1 , i t anil hH »«» --.. .... . Deputy f Fisli Warden Bultinan 1 - u,,, m-ie iin crv now com b throughout the night. The weath- Take L axative Bromo Quinine T ablets. derstood to he permissive merely i .f t ► secured th e but im p ro v ed m ach in ery n°w com bs ( provided by law. a ftern o o n secured t stap led M erino. C ots ' Gold Beach, Or., July Kth, 1001. er has since been very dry, and tlie All druggists refund tlie money if it nd the other m andatory), th a t the ,ai|8 of 10 marked salmon from the 1 the lo"8‘ r 8l" lJieu " 7 " " v JAS. G. WALKER, ) country is in danger of great forest fails to cure. E. W . Grove’s signature •old-storage. These fish ' wohl- Lu|ec8lcr and Lincolns arc 8heriff) and Uoiieutorot G Gurry meaning which each was intended Vendyssel cold-storage. [fires, unless another rain comes tooneaenbox. 25c . County, Oregon. ’ classed ns coarse combing, hut Lin- to convey was th a t which it con-■ e go[n8 p{ t h08e turned out by . . . . , , , , Postponem ent. ( >.'11 ' ! soon. F o r S a le a t a B a r g a in . veyed as ordinarily understood. t[ie Washington hatchery officials, coln 18 1 1U lll' ‘*'t ” ‘L, long ,°r' ti,7 Notice is hereby given tlinttU e above T lie term s “fine,” ° ^ A « g a . U , the _.h.H i„ , ho cU, , p lr l ,.f ..( '•'S 7 ' ) - J ; 1'*,,, sale lias been postponed until Moniiav tlie 2d day of Septemtier, 1U01, a t tlie Lu u lis ll . apportioned the sum of $165,097.96 ing8; bearing orchard of choice fruit; the same provision inay afford a **■ 1 the s a . i h l i t n t o i t n n . 'I h n 1(1 111ft I hour or 1 o'clock, P. M. of said day. Butter, E® and Hides, Fid Orfori-M yrüfl W j W A LK ER, I have a stock will add to, as the Prices of work and with the tim es, lance can lie safely mail. I will return your postm aster of Curry all whom Mr. H unt is still sojourning in Port Orford, hoping for a speedy term ination’of the San Francisco P . J . L IN D B E R G , strike, so that he may ship sheep C O N T R A C T O R &■ B U ILD E R , and cattle per steamer. A contin- uance of the strike will compel HOUSES RAISED AND MOVED, him to drive his sheep to the rail- road, and he will not purchase beef Creameries, Wind-wills and ranks Erected, P o r t O r fo r tl, - - - O r e g o n Guaranteed $900 ■ Y e a r ly cattle. Latest news from San Francisco give little hope for an early settle ment of the strike. Nearly all the coasting vessels are now tied up in the city, being unable to either load or go to sea. Every effort is being Men and women of good address to m ade to get o u ts id e h elp , b u t with represent us, some to travel appointing little success. I t is im p o ssib le to X r % ° l n U k fsU say when th e A reata w ill resu m e anteed y e a rly ; extra commissioni and j1€1. re g u la r trip s. expenses, rapid advancem ent, old ‘es tablished house. Gran.l chance for Judge Hamilton and wife arrived earn est m an or woman to secure p leas a n t, perm anent position, liberal in last week, and will remain in tlie come and future. New, brillian t lines. county until after Circuit Court. W rite at once. 39-26W. of zens are nlso on a strik e. Tlie lat- ,|erHigne,l has .’ile.l bis final account as te r he th in k s is a very serio u s affair. A dm inistrator oi the Lstnto oi Chris ple w arning to to e peoide ot wluit j Rmge ilceeased, anu th a t M oliiln v , tbo bus liiiplii ncd, am i a su re in d e x ol ,, . za . • ii, 7th ilav of October, ltk)l, a t 10 o clock D r. J . O. Goble, the O pt.e.an, will ¿‘“ ^ “^ re n o o n has b e e n fixe,I by th e w h a t will h ap p en . L et tin; w eight jg mos7 7 ike. J visit l urry county again, now soon ,,f C oun'y «)ou,t o f C u r r y ( ) , l ( ,(. . „ „ . n , ts c if lai term ot co u rt. t w 1 i ly nervous, and fretful, and Goble visited Curry county two county, Oregim, for hearing objec of his luck a t hunting and fishing, s doesn>t gain in w eight. I yeiwi ago doing a g re a t deal of work to the allowance of Hat I Itual account The Judge has a trial on his hands New Haven, Conn. which will occupy a large portion of ! . his time between now and the regu- j STA FFO R D PR ESS, 23 Church St., , . I . , • • • . i , i t»>r 4 x/y* C otsw old. z> .iyo: v x io r u .l it may concern, not, to enter upon or Madrid says: L ieutenant Enrique th at the primary meaning is to be a jJollt denouncing hatchery work as r’ » » ‘ ’ i trespass in an v manner J o r the purpose Capriles, ex Gover nor of Santiago) retained. .. ,,nd w ith o u t resu lt. 4‘365’ 4 '-.s is the g,ad...g ot the | ()f hunthlg wlth gun. or d,)gB, upon 1 n 1 :a " * , 1 C e n te n n ia l re p o rt a t P h ila d e lp h ia . | the prennaes of Mrs. J . A. B utton, or de Cuba, who was on hoard .the “ In its primary sense may is Ultimate» of this y ear s pack ru n C I I , the ram li of George T. Button, adioiu all’ is m andatory. hi„h as 500,000 cases, and th a t I Bllrol”‘hire n,,t *,VCn’ bUt, we ! lug, or upon the Lenfesty ran ch , leas Spanish crusier Vise aya during the permissive and ‘sh ♦ . . • „ (18 nign iu V’j, , th in k it viades between Southdown »d by th« undersign«<l. Any person 01 ' persons so entering upon said premise« premises battle of Santiago, in an attem pt to Each word is used i in the provision jj,rure |,ns been named by a man and Hampshire, and a cross of! ■ . without iny consent will tie prosecuted escape with the city records and quoted. In my opinion, therefore, who ig in io n lo know Just is iu in p position Slirop and full-blood Merino would to the full extent of the law. treasure of Santiago, in an inter- the w ord-m ay’ as used in said pro about how much fisli is being Denmark, Or.. Marcii, 27th, IH'.r.l. follow the full blood Merino itself. MRS. .1. A. BUTTGN. ' niiaal Schley vision, is not mandatory, hut per- handled. It is thought his estimate view regarding A: If this is not right we hope some sai,l: missive merely, and the county is too high, however, ami perhaps “I wason the bridge of the Vi scaya superintendent has a right to use 175,000 cases will come nearer the one will give the exact classifica tion. There is such n multiplicity and saw tlie fight. I saw the a reasonable discretion in determin- correct figures. Tlie packers insist Brooklyn, and from an excellent ! ing whether or not lie will indorse that they are not packing 12,000 of breeds, gr ides and crosses of .. , , i i f a t it requires an e x p e rt to cases daily, hut tlie belief in general i sheen s,|e |i th in t i ' position observed the movements, such a certificate when presented. . e t ii clasoitv th em all p ro p e rly .— Wool that their slatm ients are hardly - I I The Brooklyn attacked us, and it is According hi a rejxirt from theU . Markets and blieep. ridiculous to say the Brooklyn kept ) i lne |S. Consul at Vancouver, B. C., la co rrect. N oth in » » !««’ adds ao ranch 1 T h e local factory of th e A m e iic a n G erv ais S ta r: C re a tin g forest rc- tofh«K-h.»rin of tb« drawing too far away or staid out or boudoir *»•»♦!»• aoftly radf- been ' lwr 8trikes ,iave Piirttlyz«d business fint light fr.ui» f ’OKOOVA f a i. d ^ i ii"ht. There cannot have .. . . N oth in « will contribute n o n to tho ” in th at section. He says the track Can C o m pany is now ru n n in g sc, ves does a grave in ju stic e to the .1'. '!<• MM0MS of lb« luncheon, I day and night and is turning nut neople w ho a re ju s tly e n title d to cowardice where one ship engaged tea or dinner The beet <!««•<,rative I men of the Canadian Pacific rail- rendlee to» th e eimplo^t or th e I moet »labor-»•> fnne’ ion—for cot- I three others. Eyewitnesses of the | ' about 250,000 cans daily. th e lan d s in th e p u b lic d o m ain , not t»«n nwn* •>” Made in all colere | , . ... wav are on a strike and the em aud th o mo»* Ii .» to tin ts by battle are dying off, and it is better p|oÇea of vhe N,)rthport smelter, at th e foreign co rp o ra tio n s win» u re a l- ) H T A N ItM II» «11. CO. and ad d '■"'’ryxvhare. to finally settle tlie question now Rossland, which lias been shipping ready fully lecognized hv th is great FINAL H ETTI. I; M E N T . while enough witnesses are living.” ten thousand tons of ore weekly, N atio n . T h e ev ils ot th e R ain ier many . of whom are American cili- Notice is hereby given tiiat tlie un- an d C ascade reserves sh o u ld be am AGENTS WANTED. NOTICE. ------ Notice is herebyi given torailIwhom it .n d he expects to prosecute the „ m e a , F m u ls iO ll may concern, not to en ter upon or tres to t h e fu ll e x te n t of th e game law . S Q C O l l 3 U H IU IO IM S I pa.-- in any ______________________________ S is the best food and medicine th e undersigned, situ ate in Curry Co., £ for teething babies. They Oregon, for tlie purpose of h u n tin g , 5 gain from the start. fishing or otherwise Any person or i Rend for a free sam ple. persons so entering upon said prem ises | SCOTT A BOWMK, Chemiwts w ithout our consent will be subject to This lieo ata re is on every box of the genuine S 4W-4I5 Crnrl Street. » » Vork. yx-. .ill 1 prosecution. _ Laxative Bromo-Quinine th > im « K IRSTEN JEN SEN , the remedy that etuwa ■ eoM iu MW E. W. JEN SEN . V cer lie cm ». I Ins line. He flu glasses to all ease. ’ " Dated ^ ^ at “’(^knk.Hcl,," Gold Beacb, On-gon, Oregon Aug ■ of defective sight th a t glasses will rem - u st Hth j W)l A. U. MGGRE, ) edy, h aving them ground especially for A dm inistrator of E state of Chris. Ringe, | ) th e eye when necessary. deceased. p Headaches often come from defeet- S F ' ive eyes. W hen vou fail to cure your I headache with medicine, have your ' eves tested. M aybe tliey are a t fault. >«•?« tster (..’’ • • a il b l'K H i ‘ if*» •«* i . . ♦ benuty w itlw ut iv. <.'a»< irrt*. Canuv Caln ' ? tic < cun your blfxxl «»<1 Keep it t l t i... •»> fltirriiw up th e lazy liver and driving «»1 »m- puntteM from th e I hh I v . lk*Kin to d a y to bai>iah pimple», iioila, blotches, blackhead», and th a t sitklv biltous lom plesion by taking r d a r a t a Y n i ir llo w e la W i l l i ^ t w a r a t a . ( a», a r et. -b e a u t y fnr l e n o n i » All dr.ig ' làfactiou g u aiantccd. lUc,25e,SOv. '•findy C nthtirilf, cure conaUpa»ioa forever. U>c,¿ c . JfC. C C M il, tlrugjitaurviuud money. S»sta, We wiinl a live, active representative in your territory a t once to engage in a verv prnlltabl,1 business. O euerulaiid liiciii agents w anted. From $5 to $10 a «lay. A dvancem ent rapid, tiooil ref* cri'liccH required. Tlione out of cinploy- nient or winliiiif? to Jadtcr tlicniac’veH a d d i c t I >cpin tniciil K, Corner Per* kins ami Union bta., Akron, Ohio. U<<ti*t. Toll »run Vpit at • mu ' . o «er hire Away* Tf> c /d l tobaui o e; ,ly and foineer, be »»»<• nctiv. tu ’. l of J.fc, M«r j and vigor, take 2*o Tn» U au . Vhti wonder-»or; I. Und m ake* »oak me» strnnS. All druggiaia, W» or« l. C u n u a o n tn d Bis ile» art« » ■"»’” ,r<* « u rlin e hem ed» t e . tUU-aso or New V ork