The Port Orford tribune., April 22, 1902, Image 2

Tli<‘ D ém o cra tie P la tlo riu .
the tribune .
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O F F I C I A I. P A W B O F C l BUY
co.
The piatform adopted bjr the
Démocratie S tate C onvention is
verv extensive, in tact ton long for
publication in o u r colum ns, a t pre»-
ent, at least, though We may publish
Ita Soul Go«* M arch im i D n.
E m TOB T » iB f S E :- I t can n o t be
Other than g ratify in g to those of us
who m ourn the u ntim ely death of
.
„i-.ut ...,tv to witness
the great popul • » * - ’
of th a t
the post mortem
g
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l i e d il first
by the
O u: *ri«..d of f l i n . i l » . . Ho,ft0
April h .
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S un for p e rm .lt,ng hi,‘
rrQ vinee, with the eut ire
supply th e B n ti hers w h b - - 1
in su rg en t force ol th e Provinces
and m u le., for the b u g # h ar
of L aguna and B u t a n e G e n e r a l
has been supplying the boers
bo|>ei d u rin g th e last two year.», to Beli eavs his (B ell’s) influence is
the ex ten t of thousands ol „ , head; sufficient to q u ih tin in. n rrt etimi-
W.T. KERR & 00.,
(Successors to John K
M iller & Co.)
DEALERS IN
1SSI KO KVKKV n KBliaV BVKSISO.
WALTER SUTTON, . P roprietor
c, , , e
s u b s c r ip t io n KATE*.
One Copy one Y'- iu
One Copy Six Month».
One Cl pj Three Monttu
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»1.50 the fact th a t the governm ent is
1 h e ta lc
passing into the hands of the few, 7 \ ' 0“
the following plunks, in brief, were (>ded Herod b y U
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OUR AGENTS:
A. B. S abin , Langlois, Oregon.
A. II.
Pistol River. Oregon.
D. W. F inch . Smith River, Calif
C kook ,
, The oriute.t «rtdrM« on your p«l»-i >
$ .h k w .’in - n»iB oi w hich y our » u u -•
(e c rlp tfo u la p * 1“ -
’ All ci.l..inin.l. »Hons ,u o uAc,. O r 1 ^ 0 . .l i o n
ho » eco .n r.n ie d by t h e m u . . « o . l l ■
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a r . We mu»t know th e mum-» 01 o u r oirc,
pondent«.
adopted:
,
plp,
Candidates pledged to g iv e a c li. ..
capable and economical adm im stra
tion of affairs.
Opposition to the granting "
valuable franchise# w ithout pay ­
ment by the grantees.
Hat
l'lacin g of state officers
salaries.
'flic regulation of railway t/alllc
‘'““ e 'o u t - l l e , - tht.y had im possible m uts of get- the com plete surrender of every in
^ e s to the | ting them into their own country. h u r ,.- ,,, to the nearest A merican
U.b e
k
Si,eilS‘ i
who organized |sh o u ld sell horses to the F>hp>»«
G eneral \\ htmton, reporting to
.a vs tliat
pim of the r t
, ortious of a insurgent* and they should be the division headquarter
and h u .lt up to t i e _ P op
R e shipped fr.’.m E nglish ports to he „U re»i»tunee in bis d ep artm en t has
potential and po hM
Aroerie#n(w| dier, , a » d cuded, mid tl.jit the surrender* ju s t
great Peoples 1 arty .
'
1 j c, i it <»ut he announced mean th a t th e ports will
It dem ands th a t the public do-1 Uncle bam should hnd
«»
he opened and tha.t the Piliplnop
m ain shall not be given to corpora- would supply the Eng sh «,
in the detention camps will he al- i n v i n e ......................... .m ire Stock o l M ,r o to n d i» of J . 11. M ilito 4 Co.
Hons and syndicates.
nient w ith the nece,».. y e * lent.
1(’" ‘" 1
,l" 'n
h°p
we will, u n til fu rth er notice, sell the sam e at
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ti,,!,, to plant th e ir crops. General
W heaton i* cspeclajlv phased w ith ,
PORT ORFORD, OREGON.
PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
in the state.
A relief from the burden of class m ent o a 01,
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i acI.o«„ th e A tlantic until th e toe ol cOnlined in the camps. 1 lieoflicti *
R ep ub lican S ta te Tick«'-.
legislation and the creation by Con­ ^ T h a t'ilm In itia tiv e an d Iteferen- his boot came in contact with th e in charge are held personally re-
1 1 11,(5
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back p art of Jo hnny B ull’s pants, sponsible for the quality and qm .n-
For Governor— \V. J . F, RNIsH, ol gress of a departm ent of labor.
A denunciation of the disgraceful
T l m t S t a d States Senators ho P resident Roosevelt
no d oubt tity o f the Rod served out, and inr
Umatilla County.
Iw a srio h t, when notified by the the general wellare of the occupants
Supreme Ju d g e -K . 8. BEAN. <■! bane m anner In which tlm Republicans , I hut U nited
the cxis- of the cam p. After scouring the
county.
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Secretary of State— !•’. I DUNBAR,pf
on Ameri- m ountain pasaes General Bell ero-
O pposition to the leasing of the effective,
Clatsop county.
T b e X v e P o p u list planks in the ' ^ 7 s ,d l," fo 7 th o purpose of purebus- pioved volunteer h .1 -men f >r pro-
State Treasurer—C. S. MOORE. of public dom ain.
Klamath county.
Opposition to trusts and a tarili
Supt. Public Instruction- J. IL A<-K-
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for revenue only.
ERMAN, of Multnomah county.
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Free trade for the insular posses­
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d.inht
if
there
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vio-
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treatm
ent
neeov
f J to them an ml
Attorney-General—A. M. CRAY, FORD
» u h the frenzv of despall ut-
\ve oouov n vuciv
.
sions of the ijouiitry and th e u lti­
of Douglas county.
m ate independence of the 1 hilip- cause ol i s . g
, AmLrican
,c t0 geii to t he Eng- eonee.itraliou camps, t.en e ial \\ m t’il-
State Printer—J . R- W ill fN I L, of
societions.
i,«i,
neonle
or
the
E nglish govern- ton gives General Beil great credit
i l ’ n lC 8 '
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Linu county.
im-
It only rem ains now lor U e U
l.s l
J
indefaligabiH ty in c„„Ju ct-
T he im provem ent of the Colum-
bla riv er, the construction ol th e poblicati p arty to ^ ’I’l’ L" ,t
lbe |
[rcba8e or Wc are able to sup- i„g the cam paign, ile was in the
We propose to keep a Full and Com plete Stock of
F o r C ongress, 1st D istrict,
Celilo canal, the speedy cm .-true
, .„less,.,. t , , r ( 1 ‘ ‘
. , ' " lf ttUC’h is a violation of the field, on horm back, dav and night,
THOMAS 11. T )NUUE.
f.on of the Nicaraguan canal a ^ ,„ !mocn,UC
by | ¡ ^ a h l y laws is it not an equal p(. a n a l l y su p erin ,en d in g the most
&
ra O V IS IO E tS ,
ï-.e p u b lk a n County T ick et.
S ^ X ' ^ l X c t X J 0^ the U ^ P e itp R s’ P arty d correct.
’ violation for us to supply E n g lan d a ,L io n s operations.
ÏO O D W ,
Tin- p. iq.ie of Manila are dciigh'
3>í 5 S
T to o n n d . « » t o h „ v .
> ,» - |« i,l. brood ond „ » « , »nd o tb o r n «
For Joint Representative for Coos anil
ed ,t ile' i • 1 ■' ' r 1 ’.'„um plm n
neople.
Curiy Counties—R. D. HUME.
.h ip ,u l,sid y
vindiotood ,b e I', .pb '
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of trade With tu '
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O
pposition
to
the
For Co, Commissioner—1 1. Y . BAIN I .4
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best custom ers in th is lespett,. an
and are an x io u s to s.a.w G cn tials
bill.
d
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s
i
r
'e
s
s
and
poverty
over-
I
America
has
been
feeding
the
B
rR
For SiierilT-JAS. G. WALKER.
Re-enactin' nt of the Chinese ex
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C iin tn
A li'L il llL Ilit E
For County Clerk—GEO. " -M IIH .
! elusion bill an d the passage ol a
For Assessor- -A. IE POST
like restrictiv e measure regnrdinp
For Treasurer -JAJIE» ('AUGllEI.L
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oai,“ ; . ; : " . : : "
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X
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the ^ J a : panes«
For Surveyor—SANDY O\\ ENS.
For Coroner—Dr. J. J CALDWELL. j „ , J . »...
lito,
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p .
gotto,
Boto:,g», ond Log,u n. l'-n v in e« .
C r a p ite w a r e < T in w a r e , C ro c k e ry , E tc . E tc .
Irrig atio n of arid lan d s by th e it was mure money th a t the
country
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m
eat
?
No
E
u.opean
g
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i •» » » tn «»»11 onv governm ent d u rin g the past tour m onths. Ht n
C urry C ounty D em ocratic T ick et.
needed. T he Democrats tor a tune hesitates U »
«
- ,,er«onallv requested an in-
general governm ent.
F or Joint Representative for Coos and
Pensions for all Indian war vet­
I k e ,. . . . .
of
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»" t o t o I»-
Curry—R. E. GUTH RIDGE-
erans.
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For Commissioner, A. ADOLBHSEN.
railroad
combina-
O pposition to
,„ » a o to ito t..« l » - I to
|« „ p |e . ...6 d . « r ,,f
¡> J« e 1» » « « « .¡ v ,, cable.
For County Clerk—H. A. GUERIN .
tions.
F o r Sheriff B. A. ALLEN.
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W ashington, April 16.—The dras­
For Assessor J IL McELHANl'A .
tic Chinese exclusion bill, o rig in al­ i ; s : X t o X l “ i t o r . " . t o . ..... .................
all
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For Treasurer—W. S. YV INSOlt.
ly fram ed by the Sen A./i'S and rep­
For Surveyor—D. CUNNI1T, Ji.
Hie insurgents in Sam ar, unless the
resentatives from the Pacific Coast m illions of industrious people were a good horse trade.
,,, iN , ,¡ , .. : ga were :ii 1 . I•
CALI. F O It M E E T IN G
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States, met defeat in the Senate to ­ hungry and rtigged and dwperate. i
O f the D em o cra tic C entral Com ­ day , and in its place was su b stitu t­ j Alld Uie um versal d,stress was ,
canal lull this session?
m itte e.
. . j tlm t , Ue „,,,,,-opnation
ed a measure c,tiered by P latt, ol contem poraneously suffered in Ca , '
Connecticut, extending the provis­ ada, A u stralia, G reat B ritain
lhe pllili|)pilie b,n allll th0 Cu-
Members of the Demoerutio Central ions of the present exclusion law.
iG
vrm
any.
!
ban
tarifl’
hill have to be disposed
Committee are hereby requested to
G ive us a trial, and we will do our best to give .satisfaction.
T he great discoveries of new gold b«xn ‘
-|ie biU is gl)((l!
meet at Leneve’s llall, in Port Orford, and also applying the exclusion to
fieldg,
re.ttl.in
g
,n
n
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’s'd
iscu
ssio
n
,
an
d
I ■ . -.■‘- • ¿ ' . i t : - 2 - -
on Saturday, the 26th day of April, all insular territory under the ju r ­
100?, for the purpose of nominating a isdiction of the United States.
creasing
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per
capita
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1 if the Reuutillcaiis in the S enate
i o i a s s j s s e a
candidate for Coun,y l lerk, in s t. ad of
Once the substitution had been from
about
)icker lh a n lhe
from ab
o u t $20
!f2t to about-, 30, torce.1
'll. A. Guerin, declined. Members who made, all the Senators joined in its
W1,-V l° l’rM1' e n ly < n , s e m , the Cuban tariff th a t
W o o l- H id e s , P e lt s a n d F u r s ta k e n in e x -
The greatest ambition of Amer­
panic to give
cuuuot personally attend will please
support, with tlie single exception both b eta an d abroad.
ican
men
and
women
is
to
have
’
Bond proxies by letter.
m easure will consume much valu­
c h a n ii’e fo r G o o d s .
homes blessed with children. The
of Hoar, Hie su b stitu te being passed
C ertainly it " ill not bo alleged
1!. W. DEAN,
able lime. The It publican p arty
woman
afflicted
with
fcmalo
dis­
Chairman Central Committee. I 7 6 1 o 1.
th a t politics could have had a n y ­ should not come before the people
ease is constantly menaced with |
T he Senate failed to su b stitu te thing to do with the discovery ol
becoming a childless wife. No
Investigation of the charges of brib the enacting clause ot tho House new gold an d the consequent res­ w ith ano th er failure to act upon a
medicine can restore dead or-
m
easure
the
people
have
so
long
de­
ery of Congressmen am i newspapers bill for the Senate measure, so th at toration of prosperity both in E u ­
trans, hut Wine of Cardui docs |
m anded. Why there should he
gulato derangements that pre-
in connection with the negotiations the bill now will go to the House as
rope and at home.
fu rth e r delay is a great question
| vent conception; docs prevent
for the purchase of tli« Danish W cst mi
an original
m
easure,
and,
from
a
and
less
m
isery
is
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M,ire money
I miscarriage 5 docs restore weak
th a t is being asked, and a satislaet-
Indies has turned out to he the pHi'llameulary stan d p o in t, will ha\< w bal |iapp{‘iod.
| functions and shattered nerves
ory ex p lan atio n will be dem anded
farce it was expected to be. I! R to be acted ’ on
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idl aU cnj to the Democratic
and treated ,,,n
the s,,o,n
same
and does bring babies to homes
;
by
Hie
m
ajority
in
Congress.
Fa-
serves to make Congress more cai c- as 1 hough Hie H ouse had not passed
i barren and desolate for years.
S tate platform next.
j vorable action on th is measure is
Wine of Cardui gives women the
ful about taking oogniiance ot c h a r ­ a Chinese hili already.
J. II. U pton .
'expected from the Senate belqre the
health and strength to bear hcal-
ges made by irresponsible parties it
Columbia, S.C., Apr IL — General
! close of this se-sion, and th e people
l thy children. \o u can get a |
H ig h P r e s s u r e D ays.
will have served a good purpose, Wad.- Ham pton died tins m orning
- dollar bottle of V iuo of Cardui
n E .V Ï
X
will lie heard liom it it fails to till-
but th a t is probably loo m uch to ,,t i) o’clock. H is death resulted
JXX’IU your
wwna dealer.
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from
Men and women alike have to work fl)l
cxpeuUlH)ii ■Salem States
i
not
from
any
disease,
but
was
the
expect, especially in years in which
1 result of »general breakdown. Gen- incessantly with brain and hand to hold
Congressional electons are held, H am pton celebrated his 84th
nowadays.
Never were the m an.
i n birth m their
e i r o own
» n uv»«
.#«««»» •».
1(3 K a r’-et 1 tr? e t.
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1',-n- -I.,», T e n r., Apr-1 H , 1901.
politicians grasp at chances to make ,1:1V last week. A npuitli ago he had ¿enuindH of busiuess, the wants of th e
In Fchrunr ; lfu l, I tc k on ■ 1«.'.tie of j
M erchants of the world are al-
W ins r f C . .i and m s packn -e or
nttauk, and hi# children family, the requirements of society,
political capital as eagerly as the II seven...............
- . ,i-..r,i--- C.aok-I r- ught. I had been
ways on th e alert tor an o p p o rtu n ­
irricd fifteen ye:.?» r - d had never
drow ning do at straws, and will were called to hi# bedside He ralli- mere numerous. The first effect of the
■ i':L th Io e h ild u n til I took Wi m
praisewort|iy , ft *rt to keep up wttli all ity to make m oney, 1 he ports of
i a.-dv.i. I '- , - I n-u iuo'.'.K-rof a fine
probably continue to do s<> until ed, however, and was o u t driving
these
tilinga
is
commonly
seen
in
a
Lv
g irl v hieh wan bora M arch 31,1901.
th
e
Danish
W
est
Indie»
arc
free,
, ..:e ' baby w-.i«l-» fo m tee n pounds a n d I
there is a radical change in hum an week ago.
weakened or debilitated condition of and merchant# arc sending dutiat,
I
I?el an K ill a» . v i -».-n y o u ’ I reel. .
H nil A ll, a F ilipino leader who ("b ” al,rVl,u7 ,,temi which results in
nature,
bn w ith o u i W in e , f t an ln i la mv ho ass
»pent $30,000 in Iho ls,lU1'1 1,1 )lyB1M.pSi„( Hejective nutrition of both goods in 1 irge quantities, S p ecially
aJ4£n.
Mrs.J.W.C.8MrXH.
Mr. Fitzsim m ons, the prixe light­ Mindanao inciting rebellion, has body and bruin, and in extreme cases rice, to them , with the in ten tio n of
1
For afirfee Mid
»ddt»««, glrlnc
If
■ :!- L-I - \dvi«nry b-ran.
er, says ho would he w illing to have olici cd to surrender.
in eonqdi*te nervous prostration. i t is shipping these goods to the U . ».
1 , i . I - . . i -I., a M w li.in e e o m iA iw ,
t'liattacocga,
clenrly seen that wbat is needed is w ithout having to pay d u ty on them
liimself elected a member of the
what will sustain the system, give vig­ us soon as the U. S. lakes poS-CsSiuu
U nited States »m ate. W ith Messrs.
or ami tom- to the nerves, and fnm-tions
keep the of the island», as in the absence of
.Kitzslnnions mid T'illnian sittin g as
NOTICI
dig-stive and assimilative
action th e re " i l l be
m em bers of the highest legislative
healthy and active. From p e r s o n a l Congressional
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Notice is hereby given to all whom it
and
body in our land it ought to bopos j
knowledge, we can recommend Hood's | |ee trade lie I ween the i islands
■ i i
mm'com-erii. not to enter upon or tres-
Sarsaparilla lor thia purpose. I t »«ts the U. S. as soon as ->
the islands a rt
(|i a(|v lu.ll)ner „p.,,, the lands of
sil.lo to make the gate receipts go a
Is a Com m on Spring Trouble.
( n u[ U|tj vUal 01gnns, builds up the form ally transferred to us. Many
h ‘¡ ^ i , ^ '
long way towards sup p ly in g the
It’s a sign that tho blood is deficient «[„.is gjstoui, and fit# men ami wo-
complaint* about th is aie being to-
(,r otherw ise ? i.
• n . ,l’
ru n n in g expep t» of the govern
in vitality, just as pimples and other m,.n for these high-pressure days.
e e . v e d at the T reasury D epartm ent persom#
G ^ m s m r o ta p .e m .- ^ ,
m ent.
eruptions are signs that the blood
. .
r
If all the petroleum produced last an d tm official* are stu d y in g tlie |lrt,Bvealioll.
.
Governor Dole, of Hawaii, will is Impure.
sL.tiJ el, with a view to use, I taiuii g
h , 1 U N -¡J
>.-
year
in
the
U
nited
States
was
put
It's a warning, ton, which only tho
not he removed by Ihesident House
in stan d ard barrels placed in a row w helhti a way can be found to head _—
veil. An official statement given haxurdout fail to bred.
T re s p a s s N o tice.
touching each other the line would oil lliese speculators.
out by the President says that G o v ­
c mpletely belt the earth. Enough
, .i«< h i w e * ,
ernor Dole’s ooune hns been such
coal was produced to give three and
as to warrant hl* contlnnance as
.Q Hny
the
land of
Remove it, give new life, new coni» .........
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a n v manner
m a u u e r upon
UJ
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a half tons
to every one of the 76, ofliev department- 13 th a t the nam es IMVS3 in
governor and to entltls him to the age, strength and animation.
of the
terri- -------- ’ :- 1" - ' • ■ ■ ■ “ ** tn 1 urrv
the following
following states
stales and
and terri-
000,000 persons in th e U nited Star-» of
in fact, a Full Line - f Genera) Hardware,
respect and heai ty support of the
They cleanse tho blood and clear the and enough gold to give to every torie# shall never be abbreviated in huutina with guns or dogs, or other-
complexion.
American a gold dollar.
administration.
th e directing of a letter; Alaska, «U s t.es(«s« in any
Any
•y manner.
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iK-rson or persons so entering upon sunt
Accept no substitute.
I
Tiic
plague
situation
m
In
d
ia
is
Haw
aii.
Idaho,
lowil,
Ohio,
Oregon,
¡•remises without mv consent »ill I’«
There are now 11,000 bills await­
“ I felt tlrcrt alt the time and could not
prosevnted to the lull extent of the
Samoa
and
U
tah
.
Tlie
reason
i-
in g consideration In the house of
MRS MARY' A COLEBROOK.
obvmu«, Ala. m ig h t be m istaken "
i
representative».
At one session a while I could sleep well and the tired fU.OW u e a n o
Having engaged in the Hardware business, a share of the public p»|
f,-ell.m had ttone. This Kre»t niedleine has
Secretary of th e Navy John D for Alabama; Id. for In d ian a ; O.
recently 3,000 Iritis were introduced also cured me ot scrofula. Maa. . •
..,v/ t h a t personally he favors for either O hio, Oregon or O klaho­
TO Cnr. t'P„-llp»llo« Forever.
ronagc
i . solicited. Fair d o lin g and satisfaction guaranteed.
1 T a k e ! t-c a ie ls < »».lv c ath .ir:ie. KXs c rfS *
Jp aev. n minutes.
Over 25,000 ROOT, Olkad. Cmin.
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.•’h .isien in g of the new cruiser Den
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C.
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lo
cure.
ilr
ii£
ti»
('
«fund
monel-
m a; lo. for Idaho, etc.
b..i* have been introduced at this .rk ’.“
s s rs s w a s r*
, , , «.w
»< . i ~ -
session.
he And. all offered as L o w as th e y can be Sold,
«■ROCES i IES
¿Living received a L ull Stock of M uslins,
Dress-Goods, P rints, and E v e ry th in g in
th a t line, we shall continue to sell the
old stock at or nea r cost.
No need for anybody to send away tor sup­
plies of any kind.
E .H .
;' iWUll
T hat
Tired Feeling
Mood s Sarsaparilla
and Pills
U its
Groceries & Provisions
tinw are ,
G R A N IT E W A R E ,
STO V ES & R A N G E S ,
D O O R S & W IN D O W S ,
P A IN T S & O ILS.
aiiiilois. Curry County. Oregon.