The Port Orford tribune., March 11, 1902, Image 2

Can such a law or such a policy be deem myself recreant to ray duty
as a Repeesentutive from that state.
tolerated?’
“There are some other defects
"But there are special reasons
in
the bill. There nre other
why
Senators
ar.d
Representatives
T U ESD A Y , M A RCH 11, 1902.
Continued from first page.
from Oregon should object to this particulars in which it does not
‘•Remember, the Secretary of the part of the bill. Oregon is forgo­ meet my views. 1 shall be willing
OFFICIAL PAP3B OF CUBBY CO.
Interior will not indivdualiy select ing to the front in the matter of to yield on a great many pointe,
a siuglo enterprise. lie must act sales of its public lands. At the and to give tlie bill unqualified sup­
I M I X D EVER
!’t EnDAV EVENING.
V , 1EB SUITOX. : Proprietor through agents. Will these always close of the fiscal year in 1809, Ore­ port if it is remedied in this partic- !
be ‘above suspicion’? Is it best to gon occupied fiilth place in the ular, and an assurance is thus given I
Athens, Toon., Jan. 27, MW.
Ever g-foce the tirst appe arance of my
SU B SC R IPTIO N RATES.
put temptation in their way? The amount realized from the sales of that the State of Oregon will have
menses th«y were very irregular and I
Huöertd with great pään in my
O ne Copy One Y e a r ....................$L5ID interests involved will be tremen­
stomach and legs, with terrible
public lands, but its sales were less fair treatment with her sister state, i back,
bearing down pains in the abdomen.
One Jopy Six .Months................. <“ i
During the past month I have been
O ne Copy T h ree M o n th s..................
Jb | dous, and the pressure beyond des­ than one-fifth of the sales occupied No more than that is asked, and no
takiogW ine of Cardni and Thedford’s
cription. An honest oilicial, at- by the leading territory. At the less than that ought to be granted.
Black-Draught, and I paened the month­
ly period without pain for the first time
AuVajmiftNU KATE. REASONABLE.
tempting conscientiously and hon-I end of the fiscal year 1001 the sales
in y ea n .
N anni * D av is .
“It is not correct, as indicated by
estly and fairly to administer the of public lands in Oregon had in­ a local paper in Oregon, that, in
O U R AG EN TS:
law, doing equal justice to all sec­ creased ever that of 1899, a little holding these views, I am antag- . What is Ills worth to a woman sutler.
PORT ORFORD, OREGON.
log like Nannie Davis suffered? Ysi
A. B. 8 vein , L/uiglois, Oregon.
tions of the country, will dud his over 200 per cent. Oregon in that onizing almost the unanimous sen­
there are women in thousands of homos
A. II. C rook . P istol R iver. O regon.
life one prolonged burden. Will year occupied fourth place in tlie timent of my colleagues. It is true J to-day who are bearing those terrible
politics enter into the contest? Will amount of sales, but was only 20 in the committee on irrigation of
menstrual pains In silenct. II you are
, The printed aildres« oil your paper ,
this fund become a factor ill politi­ percent behind the leader. For the arid lands of the last session of
one ot these we want lo say that this
W» the lime to which vour euh->
< scriptiou is paid.
cal control, and be regarded as a quarter ending September 13, 1901, ! Congress, composed of 11 members, I same
Having purchased the entire Stock of Merchandise of J. R. Miller <fe Co.
All eomra luitatione Intended tor publication prey for the spoilsmen’? Will an
the last quarter for which returns six of them voted against this prop- J
m t be accompanied by the name ot the writ­
Administration, Republican or Dem­ have been made out, Oregon exceeds osition. Out of the six, most of j
ne will, until further notice, sell the same nt
er. We muit know the names oi our corres­
ocratic, listen somewhat more kind­ in the amount realized from public them were serving a first term in i will bring you permanent relief. Con­ I
pondents.
_____J ____ .______
ly and more attentively to its po­ sales all the other states of tlie Un­ Congress, none were serving more | sole yourself with the knowledge that
1,000,000 women have been completely
C a ll
litical friends? Such things have ion, passing the leader by 12 per than a second, there were not j cured by Wine ol Cardui. These wom­
PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
F o r » M e e t in g M t h e D e m o c r a t ­ been known to happen. Blit all
en suffered from leucorrhoea, irregular
amongst them a eha irman of a single
cent.
ic C o u n ty C e n t r a l C o m m it t e e . this should be avoided. We should
“Should tlie bill as dow drawn commiitee, and all butonehad been , menses, headache, backache, and
not depend upon the will of any become a law, notwithstanding tlie defeated for election to the present ' bearing down pains. Wine ol Cardui
will stop all these achat and pains
in the absence of a Chairman of the i man to do fair by all the states and
advantageous jiosition of Oregon in Congress. Agrsfihg with me were
lor you. Purchase a $1.00 bottle ol
Pem oi r a t c C ounty Central C om m ittee,
teuritories involved. Congress should reference to the sale of public lauds such men as Ju d|c Ray, of New
Wino ol Cardui to-day and take it in
I hereby c all th e sahl C om m ittee to
the privacy ol your homo.
m eet a t Gold R each on S atu rd ay the do that in the enactment of the law. there would be an effort made to York; Mr. Warner, of Illinois; Mr.
For advice and literature, addrese. giving symp­
16th day of M arch, a t the h o u r of 1 It should provide that the funds turn tiiis tide of immigration tooth­ Barham, of California, every one of
to m * . “ The Lames* Advisory Department,
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga,
o'clock, p. t n . , i o r t h e purpose oi set- derived from the sale of the public er states. Oregon would not secure whom was a chairman of an im­
Tenn.
ling date* for th e holding of prim aries lands, or the greater portion of them
portant
committee,
and
had
served
the
expenditure
of
a
single
dollar
ip th e various p recin cts and th e con­
should be expended within the state for years to come.
from six to 12 years in the House.
v e n tio n follow ing. I t is recom m ended
oy th e c h a irm a n of th e S ta te C entral or territory from which the funds
“The Department of the Interior What the sentiment of the mem­
C o m m itte e th a t the date of holding the were derived. This is fair to all has already selected its favorite bers of this Congress or the mem­
F IN A L S E T T L E M E N T .
And all offered as Low as they can be Sold.
C ounty C onvention be n o t la te r th an sections. 11 is justice, and fairness
spots, surveyed them, made estima­ bers of the various com millet-s is
N
otice
is
hereby
given
t
h
a
t
th
e
u
n
-
[
A pril -Uh-
and justice should prevail.
tes, drawn plans, approved the pro­ has not yet been ascertained. It is
n ed has filed b is final account, as
G E O R G E FIT Z H U G H ,
“If the object of this irragation jects, and is waiting only for the known, however, that there is a very deraig
A d m in is tra to r of tlie E sta te of Jo h n j
Sta,te C e n tra l C om m itteem an for C ur­
is to provide homes for settlers, passage of this or some similar hill strong sentiment in accordance witli G eiger, deceased, in th e C o u n ty C o u r t .
ry c ounty.
of C u rry c o u n ty , Oregon, a n d th a t
We propose to keep a Full and Complete Stock of
they should be provided where the to enter upon the works.
the views heietofore expressed. M onday, M arch 3d 1902, u t th e
<J«11
h o u r o f 11 o'clock in th e forenoon 1
settlers! need and demand them.
“Tlie following is a partial list They will be urged with all the of
said day, a t th e c o u rt room of said j
F o r R e p u b lic a n P r i m a r i e s a n d The sales of public lands Will indl- j
c o u rt, a t th e court bouse a t G old B each
of these: San Carlo3 reservoir, power and vigor I can command.”
C o u n ty C o n v e n tio n .
iu sa id c o u n ty , has been fixed by
cate where the tide of immigration Arizona, estimated cost $1,380,000;
th e Ju d g e of said C o u rt fo r h e a rin g
is drifting; where tin' needs for St. .Mary system, Montana, estimat­
Del Norte Record: Within the o b jectio n s to th e allow ance of said tin u l '
T he R epublican County C entral Com- more homes exist. The
account,
a n d for the s e ttle m e n t thereof.
supply ed cost, $1,082,000; Truckee River next three months there is a likeli­
n iitfc e for C u rry County Oregon, m et
D ated a t P o r t O rford, Oregon, J a n u - !
We system, California and Xevade,eStl hood of a large transfer of timber- a ry 14, 1902.
a t L a n g lo is , in said enunty, on Feb. 22, should follow the demand.
i»02. P re se n t the following C om m it­ should not undertake to force home­
J . C. CLARK,
mated cost, $1,503,000; Carson Riv­ lands in Del Norte county. The A d m in istra to r o f the E s ta te of J o h n
tee m en
\ t . E. Chenow eth, M. 11.
G ib n, A. 11. Pout, W. T. W hite tty steaders to go where they do not
Geiger, deceused.
er system, full estimates not com gentlemen spoken ot in lust issue as
A a l t e r S u tto n p ro x y , O tto Ism ert by want to go, where they have not
pleted, but those already complet- being here from the East to look ov-
G eo. W. S m ith p ro x y , P eter Costelloe
indicated a desire for homes. If aggregate, $979,200; Graybull reser­ 1 er the redwood for ests of the coun­
by A ines S. .loim -b ’i proxy.
M. 11. U ib sp n \vus t i n ted C hairm an, climatic conditions, natural fertility
voirs, Wyoming, estimated cost, ty, have gone, well pleased with
a n d W alt r S utton Secretary.
Trespass Notice.
( hi m o tio n , I t w as decided th a t th e of soil and general attractiveness of
what they saw in the timber line.
*. , .iblifiiUi prim aiy elections he held one state leads immigrants to ^seek $42,932.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it Cranitewarer Tinware, Crockery, Etc. Etc.
in th e various precincts of th e county
“These estimates ar e for the con­ They came at the instance of Isaac
u t 1 o’clock, p. in , on March 15, 1902, that, and take up the public lands, struction of reservoirs alone. No Minor, and inspected the Hume, m a y concern not to e n te r upon or tre s­
p ass in a n y m a n n e r upon th e land of
a n d t h a t the Republican C ounty Con- there is the plabo lo provide homes.
estimates have been made of the cost Chandler, Kraft and outlying small th e u n d ersig n ed , situated iu C u rry Haying received a Full Stock of Muslins,
veiF n ho h- d at the C ourt House in
Coi ' ’>'ach on M arch 22, M02, begin­ There is where it will pay to irri- ; of the necessary qtnals. The cost tracts of timber, and will upon con­ co u n ty O regon, for th e purpose of
h u n tin g w ith guns or dogs, o r o th e r­
n in g a t 10 o 'c lo c k , a . m.
gate. There is where irrigated lands of a complete system ut San Carlos ferring with eastern capital answer w ise trespass in a n y m a n n e r. Any
Dress-Goods, Prints, and Everything in
I w a s decided Hint the npportion-
• ->nt of dole«,'ires to th e C onvention be will first sell and where the money ' alone, it is estimated, will be $3,- the proposition of Mr. Minor, to sell person o r persons so e n te rin g upon said
prem ises w ith o u t my co n sen t will be
that line, we shall continue to sell the
. »follows
I P s 'd e l e g a te a t large from
will return quickest lo the Treasury.
the lands. The lands under con­ prosecuted to the full e x te n t of the
■ a ih p re cin ct ind olio d ele g ate for
400,000.
law.
We
should
enlist
each
state
and
e i Ol) votes o r fraction o v e r half of
old stock at or near cost.
“Other sites have been practical­ sideration of purchase are covered
M R S. MARY A. C O L E B R O O K .
t o, i a f o r C . E . W olverton for Su- territory in building up this fund. I
ly selected, such as the Gunnison the finest timber in the redwood
p ien n udge ut the g e n era l election of
dun- l l i w , upon which th e precincts But if its citizens, by the exercise | River, in Colorado, but the estima­ belt. Especially the Kraft tract,
a r e e n title d to representaliow as follow s: of unusual enterprise, attract set­
ted cost has not yet been completed. which Is said by experts to be the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
P o rt Orford, 4; Sixes, 1; Floras Greek,
H; Eckley, 1; Chetco, 3; M ountain, 2; tlers, secure large sales of public
No need for anybody to send away tor sup­
In
a letter dated the 29th ult., the best timber land as a whole they
Pistol River, 2; Gobi B each, 2; Wed- lands, they will not quietly, permit
R T M E N T O F T H E IN T E R IO R .
Director of the Geological Survey ever saw anywhere. The Kraft D E L PA
d erb ttrn , 2: O p h ir, 2; (Juosaten, 2 ; R ig
and O f f ic e at R o se b o r o . O regon ,
R end, 1 ; M ule Creek, I ; J e rry 's F lat, 2. this fund to be expended in the de­
Ja n u a ry 16, 1902.
states that ‘several hundred reser­ tract comprises 9127 acres, lying on
On m otion th e m eeting a d jo u rn e d .
plies of any kind.
velopment of a less enterprising voirs have been examined in vari­ Mill Creek and from four to twelve
N otice is hereby given t h a t tbe fol­
M. B. GIBSON, C hairm an.
low ing-nam ed se ttle r has tiled notice
state
that
is
situated
bet
ween
them
4V a i . ii it Si it o n , S' ' letary .
ous parts of the arid regions.’ None miles from Crescent City harbor. of h is in te n tio n to m ake final proof in
su p p o rt of his c la im , a n d t h a t said
I ¡ u o c r u tio S t a t e C o n v e n tio n . and the source of immigration. If of these, so far as 1 have been in­ The Hume tract borders Smith Riv
Give us a trial, and we will do our best to give satisfaction.
proof will be m ade before J . H . U pton,
we are to have irrigation, it should
formed, have been examined in er Valley, and consists of 4409 U . S. C om m issioner, a t L a n g lo is, Ore-
TI o D em ocratic S tate Convention for be fair, even, in its operation, doing Oregon, Washington, in Idaho or in acres, and will turn out many mil ' gon, on M arch 16, 1902, viz:
th e S tete of Oregon is hereby called to equity and justice between all of tile
G E O R G E F IT Z H U G H .
California, except the Truckee Riv­ lion feet of lumber. This tract car­ | On P re -e m p tio n D. S. No. 7682, for th e
m e e t io th e c ity of P ortland on T hurs­
arid
and
semi
arid
states.
day, A pril 10, 1002, a t 10 o ’clock A. M .,
er, which is meant to irrigate, not ries witli it the Hu Jic properly at 8J SW L section 11, N% N W J^ section Wool, Hides, Pelts and Furs taken in ex-
for the purpose of n o m in a tin g eaudi-
“The only objection to this is California, but lands wholly within Chetco which controls the best ship­ 14, T p. 32 8 „ R. 15 W .
at . for th e follow ing positions, to-w it:
H e n a m e s the follow ing w itnesses to
veruor, Suprem e Ju d g e , S ecretary that such states as Nevada, Arizona the State of Nevada. It goes with­ ping site at that harbor.
phanure for Goods.
The prove his c ontinuous resid en ce upon
of State S ta te S u p e rin te n d e n t of P u b ­
and c u ltiv atio n of said la n d , viz :
and
Kansas
have
practically
no
Chandler
tract
joins
the
Hume
land
out saying that these will be
lic In stru c tio n , M em ber of Congress for
sh er Post, John C row ley, T hom as
the F irst a n d Second D istricts, State sales of public lands, and have no the first projects constructed and in the Valley, and consists of about A
C ornw all, E ugene P eirce, ali of P o r t
T re a su re r, A ttorney G eneral, United
O
rford,
Oregon.
S la t' S enator, f o r ’ ra tify in g nom ina- 1 i-.igation. To meet tiiis objection carried out if this bill becomes a 13»5O acres.
J . T. B R ID G E S , R egister.
ti U.9 m r ilibtriet and jo in t, legislative it would be sufficient to place 10, law. If there were a certainty that
The sale if carried through will
mid " del 1 offices; a n d for th e tran s-
: etion oi ,uch " tile r business as may 20 or even 25 per cent of tlm funds even after the contraction of these in the aggregate carry with it 25,-
in tin: hands ot the Secretary of the works there would be a fair distri­ 000 acres.
pr >i rlv coinc be fo re it.
NOTICE.
The si .o ra l c o u n tie s will be e n title d
fo une delegate for each 125 votes and Interior to carry on irrigation in bution among other states, that con­
1 ujo r fraction th ere o f cant forth»' Hon. such states and territories.
This in dition could I hj endured in patience
Salem, Or., Feb. 26.—The logging
All persons are h e re b y w arned not to
tun. G. G reene for S u p re m e Ju d g e at
all
fairness
ought
to
answer
the But we have no such assurance.
stream law passed by the last Legis­ tresp ass upon th e lan d s of the u n d e r- i
the S tate election in Ju n e I'.MM), to-w it:
R aker 14. Rentoli ti, C lackam as 13, needs of people in those sections.
s itu a te in C u rry C ounty, by d e ­
“The Geological Survey has targe lature has been declared unconsti­ signed
p o sitin g m ate ria l oi a n y k in d th ereo n ,
C tsop 8, C olum bia 8, Coos 7, C r o o k 4,
This
objection
is
a
general
one,
and
tutional
by
Judge
R.
P.
Boise.
The
ly controlled these matters in the
i a i r y 2, D ouglas 13, G illiam 3, G ra n t
or to use any p a r t of th e said lan d for
4, H artley 8, Jackson 11, Jo s e p h in e 6, will be made from the East as well past, and would in the future. Its decision was rendered in a contest b u sin e ss purposes.
A ny person so tre sp a ssin g will b e !
K lam ath 3, Lake 2, Dane 15,' L incoln
d e a l e r
2. Linn 17, M a lh eu r3. M arion 111, Mor- ! as the West. Judge Ray, a ineui- members, while excellent, scientific for control of thp Luckiainutc Riv­ prosecuted to tlie fu ll e x te n t o f the law.
R. D. H U M E .
• w 3 M ultnom ah, 41, Polk s, Slier- ! her of the committee on irrigation gentlemen, are not elected by the er. The Independence tfe Falls Citv
W ed d erh u ru , O r., A ug. 17, 18B9.
nn 2, I' IL n o o k 2, t in a tilla 12, Un-
of arid lands, a gentlemen of long people, nre not accustomed to con­ Logging & Lumbering Company
>n 1 W allow a I, Wasco 7, W ashing­
R eferring to th e above N otice, tlie
experience in Congress, chairman sult the wishes of the people, and undertook to secure a franchise for i su b scrib e r would also notify tlie public,
to n til, W heeler 2, Y am hill 11.
A d a te not la te r th a n A pril 4th is
, tlint h e is prepared to fu rn ish w h arfin g
r e oin- ¡.den to th e respective county of the judiciary committee of the would not be responsible to the peo­ the control of the river under the 1 fa cilitie s on e ith e r side of Rogue R iver
c i:cl eoui’n ltte e t, su b je ct to Condi- House, joining witli m ein making ple of any of the arid land states or act of the last Legislature. The fronting th e lands ow ned by him , a t tlie
4, os of
al convenience, for th e sev­
a similar objection to a bill in the territories. The inclinations of the Spaulding Lumbering Company, of sam e ra te s of w harfage a s a r e c h a rg e d
eral c can ty conventions.
lor like accom m odations a t th e w harf
'ly order of die D em ocratic State Cen- last Congress, said:
Newburg, contested the former com­ a t P o rt Orford, C u rry C o u n ty , O regon,
Interior
Department
have
beeu
.1 Com m ittee.
re p o rts to th e c o n tra ry n otw itli-
" There is another objection to shown by the fact that, while we pany's right to charge toll upou logs ' all
- YM l'KE W H IT E , C h a irm a n .
standing.
R. D. H U M E .
W irttA ii W. M o x i a o c k . S ecretary.
I this bill. Common fairness would have expended over $2,000,000 for floated down the tre.un. The con­
D ared F e b ru a ry 17, 1902.
dictate that provision bo made for investigation and surveys of irriga­ stitutionality of tlie law was the
N O T IC E .
A n a r tic le r e p rin te d fro m th e (the expenditure within a state or tion, so far as 1 know, not one dol­ only point raised,and after hearing
L ak e v ie w E x a m in e r o f r e c e n t d a te territory for irrigation purposes of lar of this was ever expended with­ extensive arguments upon
both
N o tice is h e re b y given to all w hom
g iv e s in f m in u tio n "fro m a reliable
the proceeds of sales of public in the States of Oregon or Wash­ sides Judge Boise rendered a decis­ it m ay concern, not to e n te r upon or
no '.h o rity ’ a t W a s h in g to n t h a t th e
tresp
ass iu any m an n er, fo r the purpose
ion holding that the Independence
T im b e r L a n d A c t o f J u n e 8 , 1878, lauds situate within such state or ington.
of h u n tin g w ith g u n s o r d o g s, upon
"The tide of immigration is set­ company has no right to charge th e prem ises of Mrs. J . A. B utton, or
is a b o u t to lie re p e a le d . Recom­ territory. Il is manifestly unfair
th e ra n ch of G eorge T. B u tto n , a d jo in ­
m en d a tio n -: to t h a t effect fro m th e and unjust to take the proceeds of ting towards Oregon. There is tolls, for the reason stated.
ing, o r upon th e L enfesty ra n c h , lea s­
I)i p a r tr a e n t h a v e been r e p e a te d ly tlie sales of public lands situate in probably more valuable land with­
ed by th e u n d e rsig n e d . Any person or
s la t <1 ii tl •• ,i«Rt, b u t, we b e lie v e ,
person* so e n te rin g upon said p rem ises
California or Oregon and apply in that state open for settlement
' s , Yb lir s t irts ta n o e in w h ic h
w ithout m y consent w ill he prosecuted
to th e full e x te n t ot th e law.
S e c re ta ry of th e I n t e r i o r h a s tbeni to irrigate works in Kansas titan in any other Western State.
D e n m ark , O r., M a rch , 27th, 1899.
_ i. d in th e m . In con versa) ion or Nebraska, Arizona or Now Mexi­ The sales of public lands there are
MRS. J . A. B U TTO N .
Yon don’t and c en ’t if yonr stomach
i Hi W . D. M in r k le r , w h o r e tu r n e d co. Under the provisions of this greater than in any other state of
• nt a v is it io San Francisco la s t ' hill the proceeds of the sales of ev- the Union. If the proceeds of the Is weak. A weak stomach does not di­
gest all that is ordinarily taken into it.
'•ec k , it w as le a rn e d t h a t th e re p ea l
1 ery foot of the public domain in the publiu lands are lo be expended for It gets tired easily, and what it fails to
o f th e A c t w as c o n sid e re d h ig h ly
digest is wasted.
( c o h a b it th e re . I t w ould be well states and territories named may be irrigation, Oregon should be treated
Among the signs of a weak stomach
fo r those of o u r c itiz e n s w h o con- i used to irrigate arid lands in New fairly. It should not be compelled are uneasiness after eating, fits of ner­
t e m p G le th e .-xerise o f t h e i r r ig h ts Mexico. If we are to liava irriga­ to beg and implore or intrigue be- vous headache, and disagreeable beloh-
to write fbr oar confidential letter before .
ing.
plying for patent; it may be worth money.
; n th is d i ie d u n to lose n o tim e .— tion, each statu and territory ought
1 fore the Secretary of the Interior, or
We promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign
••I hare taken Hood’s Ssrsspsrllla at
I ¡>en A d v o c a te ,
dIOerent
times
for
stomach
troubles,
and
a
In fact, a Full Line of General Hardware,
to have the benetit of its public land with the Geological Department, or run down condition of the system, and have
E l e c t r i c it y .
fund at least. Thus, if this bill be- to contend against lobbies organiz­ been greatly benefited by Its use. I would
or
retnm
E
H
*
not be without It In my family. I am trou­
model, sketch
Are van suffering from R h e u m a tism , 'conns a law, money belonging to ed by private interests in order lo bled especially In summer with weak stom­
Langlois, Curry County, Oregon.
r f t E K report on pat«?ntab'iH?y^
1 os'-b..
Ner-. us trouble, o r G ener-
ach anil nausea and find Hood's Sarsaparilla
the beet legal service and nlvic«, and our
Invaluable.” E. 11. U ickmas , W.A’taester, Pa.
,|V •• m -di a n s js te in ? E lectric Helts ,all the people may bediverted from have fair play. That should beac
oharges are moderate. Try ua
a
.« tterie s, to r men a n d w om en. the public Treasury and wholly ' corded to it in this bill. I shall do
I ie o ti) • Ii.soles keep th e feet w arm
SWIFT & CO„
•mil 1 •>,, from c atch in g cold. F or i applied to a purpose beneficial to all I can to secure such an uuiend-
Having engaged in the Hardware business, a share of the public pat
a n d Pills
bo,
le' » cl c irc u la rs, address,
the jieople of a single locality in a ■ ment as will do justice to Oregon, Strengthen and tone tlie stomach and
0(0. US. PatMt 0«M,WuMa«tM, D.C. ronage is solicited. Fair dealing and satisfaction guaranteed.
f t s i T s u A i '1' i . iancc C o ..
the whole digestive system.
M edford, O regon. | particular state or territory only. . and if 1 did uot do to, I should
TiiE TRIBÜNE.
ST A N D O F T O N G U E .
H is A t t i t u d e o n I r r ig a t i o n L e g is ­
l a t io n .
STOPS PAIN
General Merchandise,
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WINE’CARDUl
NEW GOODS
V
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
tr a m , m s, tits,
h its h i s e e ,
Hardware,
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E. H. CHEEVER,
Groceries & Provisions
HARDWARE,
Get the Most
Out of Your Food
TINWARE,
: GRANITEWARE,
STOVES <fc RANGES.
DOORS & WINDOWS,
wanted I nventors
PAINTS <fc OILS.
PATENTS
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
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