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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1901)
Ai-M T r e sp a ss N o tic e . T e.u 'iers «UiuuUI instruct th e ir jour»eU u n til 7 o'clock I* M. s c h o la r« a s lo uece<-itv of cL inli- The In stilu te was called to order N otire is h ereby g iv e n to all persons I The A nnual In stitu te of C u tty nesa an d the evil icjui IU attain ed at 7:30. A iter a elici t address by w hom it may c oncern. not to e n te r up- i C ounty was called to o r d e r a t '<) by setting in d rau g h t, or upon dum p the Supt. the follow: ug program on n r tre.'paaa upon th e prem ise'' o ith e J TUESDAY'. A l'G . 2«, li'dl. uibler.signed, fo r th e puh>ose «a l i m i t - o’t lock A. M it the school house grounds while in a heated c »mlitton. w?»s carried out. ing. o r lish in g w ith hook and line, spear, ; (Successori! tu Jobit K. Miller A Uo.J o A fter a song by the choir the* Song by the choir. R e c ita tio n , r o therw ise. S aid p iem ises are situ a- ; .OFFICIAL PAPER OF t ' KltY ' O. In Port Orford by Stt|A. G ueiiu. t in Sixes precin ct, C urry county. O r l lif following teachers were re subject of E nglish G ram m ar by \le«s C am illa Lorotzeii. Recitation, eg-»ii, ami «leserilx1«! as follows: The DEALERS IX isHi-sn KVKKV rt e sjm y evi : m Miss C am illa Jyort*ntz©n was begun Miss C arrie G uerin. Solo, Ames L 1* of S\V 1 a n d W 1., S E |, se ti«»n t>, ported present: T p. ::2 It I t w. A ny person s•> WALTER SUTTON, P ro p rieto r Misses I’,a il W alker, L etta Coop G ram m ar has two torms, 1st the S. Jo h n sto n , Character Song, Mists tre s p a s sin g for th e purpose <»i h u n tin g . er. Helen Copt, C am illa Lorentzeu, purls in to which the language is \d t n a C h u m p !in . E c ita tio n , M i?s Halting o r otherw ise, will be pr- sccuted to the lull e x te n t of th e law . ltora T aggart; .Messrs H artly Slew divided, am i 2nd. the com bining Lett a Cooper? Solo, M rs. E. .Jensen. SUBSCRIPTION KATES. S. P. PK1KCE. Address, Miss Ros • Long. $1.50 a rt, A. G. T hrift, G uy .Merriman, correctly of the>e parts. O n e Copy One r D u e Copy Six M onths W. It. G ardner, Ames S. Jo h n sto n , b e tte r Wilting IS all im portan! J tion, I-'. C. C h a m p lin . R e c ita tio n , NOTICE. 50 O ne Copy Ti»r»*v Month« •leet Heading, J. S. Capps. subject to be taken up. The temìb M:ss A n n a Dean. AovKirrimx« Kvu.c Ki asosaiii . e . R ecitation, Miss Absent:' Misses C lara M errim an, er should he correct lu ili« use of Supt. G uerin. All persons a re h ereb y w arned not to All of which won arc great Dora T aggart, Maud W alker. language as scholars tresp ass upon th e lauds of th e under- OUR AGENTS: After the song "A m erica” by the im itators. The diagram system is h earty applaus from the audience. si ,'ni‘d s itu a te in C u rry C ounty, by de A. B S abin . Langlois. Oregon. p o sitin g m ate ria l of any kind th e n .... . A djourned until Wed. Eve. choir, S upt. G uerin began his a d of some value iu showing the rela o r to u se a n y p a r t of th e said lan d for A. IL C k < m »> . Pistol River, Oregon. Wed. Eve. Aug. If I9UI- dress and said th a t, though lew tion of words lo each other. bu sin ess purpo.o s. The evening »r.-.-mn was called to ; Any person so tresp assin g will he in nuinbei v e t we are here for a Mr. T h rift favored the diagram prosi i-uted to the full e x te n t of the law . S , ^ . ? K ! ‘iu rw h ^ yyou^u ’ | common good ami th at each .should system . order at 7-30 1’. M- by tin- Supt. It. 1». HUME. W ed d e rb u rn , O r., Aug. 17, lS'.iU. f »crtpismii»ptU'i devote his individual atten tio n to Mr. G llcrla G ram m ar is closely rela t’ d to After a sh o rt a hl: - rii ; to th e above N otice, th e H av in g purchased tile entiri Stock of M erchandise of J. R. M iller A- Co. the follow ing program was carried n u Ri'fci ----- — all discussions tiiat tend to Increase O rthography and Heading. h se rlb er w o uld also notify th e public, AUeoimi'.unituUtuis inlet..... lul p.u. " o u r knowledge of a t e a c h e r ’s d u t y , out. the th a t lo- is prepared to fu rn ish w h n rtln g we w ill, until fu rth er notice sell the same a t School law was taken up by m a s t be a c c o m p a n ie d by th e n am e < A th e w rit fa ciliti s on e ith e r side of Rogue River Song by t i c choir. .Prayer, Rev. anti nrre- and should take part iu .all discus- 'tip i, who gave such knowledgi e r . We m u st k n o w It» ' n am e» o l o u t ii im ting th e lands owned by him , ¡it the p o n d e n t* . Capps. si,m e ra te s of w harfage ¡is ¡ire e htirge.l »Ions to m ake our gathering both cxplanm ions in regard to the law Gillespie. Address, J . S. Il-le n C ope. lor like accom m odations a t th e w harf in stru ctiv e and interesting. U c which have direct hearing upon the R e c ita tio n , M i'S nt P rt Orford, C u rry C o u n ty , O regon, R e c ita tio n , M i-s T a g g a r t. S olo, all re p o rts to th e c o n tra ry n o tw ith - must not think th at because we are teachers duties. New York, Aug — A dispute!) to it. 1». H U M E . A djourned u n til evening at 7 Antes Johnston. R Citation, Miss staiioing. the Jo u rn al anti Advertís« i lrom teaching in tin- rural districts th a t Rebecca Neygrcn. R .'citation. Miss we have h u t little responsibilty, o’clock. Paris says: A D M IN IS T R A T O R S N O T IC E . Carrie G uerin. Song, S tar S pangl for, from the rural d istricts iu times The Evening session was begun G erm any certainly, and probably ed lltn u er. it ■-it i t i o t i , G uy M rri- F rance also, are striving to upset past and to the present day came at 7 o’clock by the Supt. N otice is h ereby given th a t tile u n man. Chines ' Song, It v. H olt. dersigned lias been duly a p p o in te d , by th e Monroe doctrine by tiv n i" to and come the minds which have After a song Mr. H ardy S te w a r t Recitation, Miss M ary liossen. t i c C ounty C o u rto f l u rry c o u n ty , O re gon, A d m in istra to r of th e E s ta te of purchase Cayo Romano and Cavo been and will be the potent factor- gave a recitation which was very French Song, W. S. G uerin. Reci W illi’.in H. M udd, de,-eased. All per C ruz two of the islands of Hie ¡" **>« w orld’s history. Therefore interesting. sons h a v in g claim s a g ain st said e sta te | G reater A ntilles, ju s t off Ihc north it Is our d u ty to do our u tm ost to N ext on t l f program was n r.c i- tation, Mr. C ham plin. Select Read are re q u ire d to presen t th e sam e to m e, ing, W. S. G u erin . Solo, "T h e w ith proper vouchers, a t m y residence, ■ ern coast of Cuba. Both island» start the ch ild aright, that he can tallón by Miss L etta Cooper. iu W ed d e rb u rn precinct, in said Cur fruitful Thev are the not look hack in the years to came Mr. M errim an delivered an tid- Holy C ity,’ Mrs. E. Jensen. The ry county, w ith in six m o n th s from tiie are very l'rudencio Ehanscy and lay th e blam e at the early dress upon "Success." No |»erso!i last two features of which were Il property erf / a a ^ o w i c M d V ^ i h d L 'a m ^ d ^ V i r : jean secure an education for the pur- lustrated by steit optical) views and sons iinii'l led to s a il estate a re reqttes- G aya, a rich Spaniard living here. teacher’s negligence. The subject of Mental- A rithm etic pose of avoiding w ork,for sluggards deserve ! liie wi ll m erited applause te»l to pay the same t me w ith o u t de- N either country seeks to buy the w h ifh thev recti veil. i'-te ll feature lay. D ated at Wed. let-burn, Oregon, was taken up and Miss Cope intro are not wanted In this world, islands directly. G erm any seek- 7 th is 8th day of J u ly , 1901. M o ra l G reatness should be prefer-i o f th e evening’s entcrlaiinn n t re E. A. BAILEY’, to gain control through a G erm an duced the subject hv a carefully We propose to keep a F ull and Com plete Stock of eeived the most heartv ap p r v a l of Administrator of tin E s ta te of William | prepared paper. Proceed from the aide to great riches. syndicate, the chief ol which is B. Mudd, deceased. the audience, The Sunt, th en began an address i tile audience and taken as a whole addr - of 1 l'aris. known to. the unknow n ami be not Baron Adolf Oppenheiin, -------- _ _ — ... ------------------ | it proved a lin in g and an enjoy able Cayo Romano is the th ird largest discouraged if the result is n o t e a s ily to the In stitu te . N O T I C E o r AI E E T I N G Tito teacher m ust he alive lo bis close to the In stitu te of 1901. Spanish island of tin; G reater An- attained. j o f th e T he following by the com m ittee G iv e n lesson in length according work and m ust he well posted and tilles, and both islands being near H o a r d o f E q u a li z a ti o n . Resolutions, was subm itted. to the United States c ast, would to tlte tim e allowed ami m ental fam iliar with the subjects to be "W e, your co m m ittee on resolu- taught. N otice is h e re b y given th a t th e Board give foreigners power through a capacity of the students. lic' leave IO subm it the follow- f E q u alizatn n lo r C u rry C ounty. O re Adjourned till 9 o’clock Tuesday. tion Mlicit tim e can bo gained by al com m anding position, l'he 1’ retich g on, will met t a t th e ofliee «if th e C oun Tuesday Aug. 13. ing: ty C lerk of said c o u n ty , a t Gold Beach, Jesuits, who ate compelled to leave lowing th e pupil to retain the book T h a t a v o te ol t h a n k s tire g o u , on th last. M onday, th e 2titli The In s titu te was called to old er Resol v du rin g a recitation. France, are bidding for the Islands. I ilay " f A u g u st, Biol, a n d will con tin u e be extended our w orthy S ipt Mental work is necessary to W rit- at nine o’clock by Supt. G uerin. in session d u rin g the week, for th e p u r T he F ren ch G overnm ent prefers A lter a song by the choir Mr. his un tirin g efforts to make this p. > of e x a m in in g the A ssessm ent Boll th a t the Jesuits get them lather tin Arithmetic) end is also a help in ¡or th e vear t'.hil, am i c o rre c tin g a ll e r T h rift was called to introduce the In stitu te a success; lo the people of rors in valuat ions, ilt -e rip tio u s o r quui- titan th e German syndicate, be G ram m ar. Mr. S tew art also entertained the subject of H isto ry , la k e H istory Pol O rford lor the interest shown ¡tiesnt hind, lots or <»tlujr property. Ail G ran ste w are, T in w a re , C ro cke ry, E tc. E tc. cause, notw ithstanding the p racti extended us d u rin g :lti(llli P itie s descri|)tiou wim m ay be u g g n e v e d by v ain- _________’ Z • or o o£benvise( d e sc rip tio n or th en v ise , a u3 s u to I cal expulsion of the lorm er F rench teachers witli a paper urging the as a reading lesson iu tile ¡til and and courtesy vxw auvu u» " " “ "b ° ation, i the session; and also to Mrs. Cald- their assessment, will therefore tain m en, their interests in the islands necessity of m ental arith m alical Slit grades. notice ;.:nl m ake fine com plaint, to said file outlines of the lesson should well lor her kind assistance in th ■ I .' ■iff . I E qu.ffizalion, o th erw ise tlie ir could be arranged in exchange tor tri l i n i n g . m u sic a l p ro g ra m , a n d to those who nient w 'o ..n iff as m ade by tiie other cessions. A m bassador l’or- The objects are first concrete an d be w ritten upon the blackboatd. Ah-SDSB >r. cabled | do not need ft text book. T he S upt. discussed history and bo m a te ria lly ¡w ip e d In th e ev en - IX.ted this aOth dav <»i J u ly , 1901. ter, though not in l ’aris, has cn E. S . DEAN, Question the pupils in regir.l to geogiaphy together since they are. ing’s exeicis-s. the State D epartm ent concerninti Assessor of Cun v Countv. J ohnston . A mi different principles. Make tile utiiilogous. th e purchase. I t is understood Secretary. A fter a sh o rt recess tiie subject th a t he believes F rance is satisfied analysis as sim ple and clear as pos NOTICE FOR PU B L IC T IO N . w ith M artinique, b u t that G erm any silffe. Wlieu possible do away of history was again taken up. Tim C anadian governm ent now Mr. M errim an favors a more is working toolii an d nail to gel with Rules ¡Hid appeal to reason for exacts a royaluy ot' 1 per cent, on D E PA R TM EN T Oe T H E IN T E R IO R , to I. ami O ffice at R oseiii itu, O hboon , your solution. thorough study ot Physical Gcog- control of the islands. ail gold m ined in K londike. J u lv 24, 1901. Mr. Guerin m aintained th a t as rapliy and more tim e should he de Notice is h ereb y given th a t tiie fol- ' Tlte follow ingquestions were pro soon ¡is tiie scholar enters school voted to its study. l ’lieotlix’ A riz., once a sagebrush lowing-n lined se ttle r lias tiled notice i f ! in te n tio n to niak e tinal proof in s u p pounded to the O regonian, and the Mental work in a simpl i form Civil G overnm ent was then taken i desert, lias 25.031) in h ab itan ts and ids p o rt m bis ek.im ; anil th a t said proof answers given are from th a t Jo u r should be taken up. up an d Mr. Johnston read a [taper ali ass ssed valuation of ¡¡¡10,099,- w ill lie it: . ie I, i . i e C . V. \Voonril!T, C ounty G ieik, a t G obi B each, O regon, nal: .Give us a tria l, and we will do our best to g:ve satislaetion. Mr. T h rift believes in giving full lipon tiie subject. ,090, all due so irrigation m a is . oil S ep tem b er 15, 1901, viz: Will you kindly inform me solution ami p aving attention to Mr. T h rift’s idea is to le a c h tiie FRA N CIS M. W R ID G E , T w enty horses on tu e road lrom through file Oregonian ¡1 a m arriage language. 11 lust rate your example! subject with history. Considerable __ . . . On Homestead Entry No. 9257, for the th e Red .m g to I r u n t y c o u n ty , (. a lii., | Alls No. I. g. NIC,, NEJ se c tio n 21. is legal which occurs in Oregon six diagram on blackboard as much discussion was in dulged in by K wees betöre last, were killed by ; and NWJ N K section 22, T. 39 m onths after a divorce lias been as priictighle. members of the In stitu te upon it. I t w. W ool* H id e s, P e lts as?d F u rs ta k e n in ex* heat lie nam es th e follow ing w itnesses to | ¿ ra n ted to o n e o l tiie patties eon Mr. Merli man believes Mental <;ini pie talks by the teacher to the prove bis c o n tin u o u s residence upon c h a n g e fo r Goods. cerned? and cultivation of said land, v iz : Work to be a necessity in tiie W rit school upon tiie different branches J . ( I lose, of I rin a , O recon, Second— Is a m arriage legal which ten w ots. of out' governm ent and Iwiw they R aleigh S cott, of Irm a , O regon, occurs in another sta te a tew days .1. .1. W ood, ot H a rb o r, Oregon, A lte r a song, Reading was taken are divided ami controlled is bene O tto ¡sm e lt, of Irm a, O regon before the expiration ol six months up. ficial- Why let .1. T. B R ID G E S , R egister. after a divorce lias been granted in Mr. T h rift favored tiie word m eth A djourned until 1:30 P. M. a ll y o u r Oregon? od as a heginniug an d com bine it T he lu stilu e was called to order n e ig h - EXECUTOR S NOTICE. F irst— Yes, six month* is tiie witli the plibnie at a later period. at 1:30 by the Siqit. A lter a song b o rs a n d statutory tim e after which marriage Notice is hereby given th a t tiie u n T he afternoon session was called by the choir the subject of Ai'ith- frie n d s d e rsig n ed Jias been app >int"d E x ecu to r is legal, unless an appeal from tile at 1:30 by the Supt. After a Bong metie. wus taken up an d introduced think you ot tin E sia tc o f P a tric k H u g h e s,d ec e as divorce proceedings is pending and tiie subject ot R eading was again fiy Mr. Guy Merriman. e d , l>y the C ounty C ourt of C u rry coun m u s t be ty Or, ;oit. .’.11 p e rso n s indeb ted to undecided. tw e n ty ¡¡¡t. G uerin claim ed Rest to teach the ch aracters with •„Aken Up. -aid e sta te a re liereby re q u ire d to pay tiie - im e to me a t lay hom e a t I ape Second— T his is a question that th a t we art leaching reading in objects. Use concrete forms and y e a rs Bi taco, w ith o u t delay, ami all persona would have lo he settled by the reality tiie same as A ristotle P lato avoid the abstract, older than you are? h a v in g valid claim s against said E state courts. The general principle ol and the old Instructors ta u g h t it. m ust pri 'e n t th e sam e to ti l e a t the Mr. T h tlfl believes In explaining Yet it’s impossible to ! place aforesaid, w ith th e p ro p e r proof law Is th a t contracts which are lock young with the Teachers should be careful not to R,,. pioeess by diagram as tiear a- ol tin- g e nuineness of the sam e, w ithin I six m onths from th e d a te of tiie first legal in one state arc legal in ¡m oth crowd the pupil too rap id ly lo pox-dlffe and deduct the rule. Mr. color of 70 years in publicatio n of th is n o tic e , to - w it: Ju ly í ï s i n i er. There is an o th er principle ot advancem ent, lest dam age rath er G uerin l i n n discussed the subject. the hair. It’s sad to i .81, l'.Mti. Dated a t ( ape R ktneo, C u rry county, law, however, directly iu conllict, l|ian benellt b i the result. see young p e r s o n s A rithm etic is the science ol figures O regon, J u ly ::0, 1901. to the effect th a t when person' look prematurely old T rain the child to read with force, and ¡it an eatly period there was a ED W A RD A. H U G H E S leave one state to avoid the effects give proper inlleetion and proper tim e wlieu figures were unknow n, E xeeutol of th e E sta te of P a tric k in this way. Sad be H ughes, deceased. o f Ils laws, tlieir actions, even it le em phasis to words. cause it’s all unneces \\ c should thoroughly d rill the gal iu other states, are not recog sary; for g r a y h a i r P arents do not encourage tlieir sc holar on the lu n eam en ial ptinei- NOTICE FOR 1’UCLICA ITO N . nized as legal in the one whose ehildren enough to educational ad- pies.. Y facility for accuracy may always be re- laws are indirectly transgressed. v an tag e' and the child is too apt to .u „ | ilkqiatcli in f ig u r e s is the best j D EI’AB.TMENT O F T H E IN T E R IO R . I f parties, one or both ot whom begin school im pregnated witli tiie means f it securing a successful L aud Otlieo a t R oseburg, O rezoii, .sidv 1, 19'1. were dlvoreid in Oregon, rem arried idea that an education is not neces position iu life. T he subject wa- N otice is h ereby ¡ lie n th a t th e fol- iii another state before the expila- sary. 1 low i n g . ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ i s e t t l e r fins filed no ti.'e continued alter a sh o rt recess dur ’ of bis in te n tio n to m ake lituil proof 1.1 tton ol six m onths, and then re M iss M errim an not being present, ¡ng which very in stru ctiv e methods 'tip p 'i t o i liis c l a i m , mid th at said turned lo Oregon, it is certain tli.il the subject of Theory and Practice ¡a handling fractions were given, i iB I e m a d e h i t o r e J . U. I [ d o n ,.1 t . s. t • - l i m i . - . - i i . a t la iin d "is. Oi\- tiie m arriage is not valid in Oregon, was taken up hv the Institute. Next on the program cume Ortho - .0.1, Ol. A u g u st 1., l 01, v iz: as it is contrary lo the statutes. Theory being only an opinion as to rapin' hv Miss Pearl YValker. R lt !J VRD M. El ¡ Z H l'G H . For over half a cen- * * Such a case has not been decided in It ow certain things are to he done, "M ethod k ills while Spirit keeps ■ On b i ' Hel i, ste ad E n try No. 10:118,te r tiie lx ts 12. 13 a n d 14, section tl, and tury this has been the Oregon, but the opinion o f h‘i'«l , t h e ,i,3CUSi.ion of the o th er stndi alive,” is ¡1 tru e saying ill regard lo Lot 1, s cti m 7. l'p 32 S ., R. 14 w. standard hair prepara ta le n t is to the effect that th e eo u rts in reality are an arg u m en t upon spelling. All work iu every branch lie m in u s tiie follow ing w itn esses to prove bis co n tin u es residence upon anil tion. It is an elegant would undouhtly hold to this view Theory. »tumid em brace a spelling lesson. c u ltiv a tio n of said land, viz: dressing; stops fall of the case. Physiology was next introduced ‘•V ariety is the Spice of lit .' A. A. Jam ieson, O scar M athers H. C. K eller. E ugene I’eirce, all of F ort O r ing of the hair; makes hv Prof. Capps in a well prepared This is a favorite m axim in regard ford, Oregon. the hair grow; and FINAL SETTLEMENT. paper. f to spelling and a variety o l c h a n g e s .1. T . B R ID G E S , R e g iste r. cleanses th o s c a l p Phis study is neglected in our should be he em ployed in the school Noth« is hereby given tliftt the on- . , , . .. from dandruff. dersigued ban tiled his final aocuunt as public school ; th at a scholar should loom. N O T IC E . S l.oc • bottl«. A ll d ru g flit« . Administrator of th e E stato o i Chris be instructed as to the care of hi- l’lie tim e allowed hv the stati Hinge, deceased, and th at Monday, the . , , , ..................... ... . . . , . “ I h av e b ee n Q ftaff A yur’s H a ir All persons a n - h e re b y w arn ed not to • In fact, a Full L ine of G eneral H ardw are, j V ’<ur 1 »r o v e r 2« w a r s a n d I ca n 7th day of October. ItHH, at. in o elo. •!; bisfy and ht» health. lite subject course ot study is en tirely to lim it »M u rtllv r e t^ n tm e a a i t t»» thf* p o b ltc tresp u ss upon th e lands of th e tinder- i iu the forenoon lias been fixed by the cm lff | H> taken up at an early age as th * ( cut b.»ir to n ic in e x t tenue. ' sigm d. s itu a te iu Hixes River Precinct, , Mr*. (î. L. A L P r n ^ 'X , Judge of the County Comi of t'm ry Bl. , ule ¡neu|cate the dangers of i C urry c o u n ty , O regon, for th e purpose ' T h e Nupt. explained why words A p r ili* lx ». E c to r ,T e x . couuty. Oregon, for bearingobjeotlonn of b u n tin g w itli guns o r dogs, o r fish to the allowance of said final account hquoi ami tobneco upon l i t t -Jstt m. iliff'eieil in their endings, such as Tf eon <1 j not obtain all th * W neflt« in g . Also n o t to leave a n y g u te open and settlement of said estate. Show' them the uselessness ol at e i .f . ' -•.»:*d r. 'tn tt»«* V.tfor, w ru a . on going tlirougli, or o th erw ise trespass lx-xi.*r .bout It. A d irei» , Dated at Hold Beach, Oregon, Aug- tem p tin g lo follow tiie rules of '•cions,” "tioii.s” etc by showing I ‘X. J- C, AYKK, ' in any m anner. Lowall. Mas*. uet 8th, IUUI. MOÖRE health if, a t the sam e tim e thev tlieir Latin or G reek orig in. pr se, . to th e m f f e x t.'n to f t'bvlaw. . H aving engaged in the H ardw are business, ft share of the public pat* ■ A It. t a v e ry p ie ttv solo b y M l " Adniinist^mroif Estate ofi In is limg,'. practice th o se vices w hich a re in U aiuilla Lorentzeu the setsioii ad 'I ! , - . UAt RAI i Yi i b - . j ro„.,g(, ¡s solicited. F air dealing and satisfaction guaranteed. .leieaw d . ju rio n s. I'H E TRI BLAE. T ili' T e a c h e rs * X U lu lai I n s t i t u t e . V . S. K O B & CO., PORT («FORI», (HIERON. PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. A nd all offered as L o w as th e y can be Sold. ŒR0CEÏIIES & PROVISIOKTS, i > i s < >< >i >x. tim œ , sits, mis , iMts a sms, H aving received a F ull S to ck of M uslins, Dress-Goods, P rin ts, and E v e ry th in g in th a t line, we shall continue to sell the old stock a t or n ea r cost. No need for anybody send away tor sup plies of any kind, » s TINWARE, GRANITEWARE, STOVES & RANGES. DOORS & WINDOWS, PAINTS & OILS. Langlois, Curry County, Oregon.