The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, April 22, 1902, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextF rom th e S ch o o l S u p t. F rom C hristm as Hom e, jjo rn — At the M ountain R anch, Town nnd County. C urry county, Oregon, on April 14, TUE STEAMER It is about tim e for Lord Kiche- Langlois, Or. Jvpril 18, 1902. 1902, to Mr. an d M rs. Delmcr Col- ner lo telegraph to his M ajesty’s To S ubbchib KB:— L i reply to your l ’eam iful spring weather. grove, a son. t G overnm ent, “ I very much regret question in last issue, 1 would stale Miss F anny Bel», of M yrtle Point, All kin Is of Plating done by A. B. to state,” etc, etc. that, as the new school year will is , employed at the K n ap p Hole ---------- Sabin, at Langlois. Knives, fqrtei, F. 8. A very had an attack of con- not begin u n til th e 3rd M onday of l (’reiv lias returned from spoons, watches and jewelry, plated g estiv eeh ills last week, but is able Ju n e, 1902, an d as a y ear m ust nee- EI). RACKLEFF, Prop’r . - - - - * - 5 . .....“ to be around again. efctrily elapse before th e eomplc- (Successor to F. M. fauigiois.) The Countenance of Miss Spring lion of th a t period, m y inference is, county points. T he dance a t the E uchre creek Jack P ro ck is again ru n n in g the H all has been indefinitely post has been w reathed with beautiful th at the Used year will n ot expire KEEPS IN STO C K, until Ju n e 30, 1903. big six horse team between Port poned, on account ot the death ol smiles the past few days. The Barom eter registered sixty- My assum ption is, th a t the pres-! Orford and Corbin. Health is a magnet which irresistibly j ■ Mrs. Burrow. four in the shade th is afternoon. ent school yeai will ex p ire at date draws the man to the woman in life’s i Mel Johnson and Ila rry llu n lle y , T here will be music in the air, on Jo h n Morris, of S unny Side D airy, of an n u al m eeting, and th a t die mating time. Health does more than ■ iof Gold Beach, have been making the evening <>t May 3d, a t Dairy tint the skill with beauty ; it puts music ! came up with H arry G uerin last clerk s an n u a l census sheet and re into tile voice nnd buoyancy into the I )ii> CfOOliW, P ort Orford a visit. ville, the occasion being a grand week on a v isit to his old tim e port m ust he su b m itte d at that step, as well as happiness into the heart. | n e l s o n , .................. M a 8 ter ’ great many women covet beauty and I Beef now retails in thi» m arket ball, to ho given by the DairyviUe neighbors, retu rn n in g home again ^ im e lor inspection an d an y ueces- A arc constantly seeking aids to beautify ; B O O TH anti HIIOKH, Will make weekly trips between Cornet Band. O nly 50 cents will be them. Let a woman first seek perfect Ì nine cents per pound, the highest toj ay sary correeiions, an d m u st include health and all other charms shall be 1 charged, and supper at the Pioneer U ncle Joe H aines was down Sun- all receipts, ex p eu d itu r es, and sta- added to her. it has ever been here. There can be no general health for ! S a n F r a n c i s c o , I ’o i- t O r - | B om — A* Gold B ach, Oregon, 25 cents per plate. E verybody in dav on a visit to Mr. Avery. Tin tislie.il d ata lo th a t date, women while there is disease of the 1 old gentlem an disdained to ride a As th e term of office ot all school vited. delicate -womanly organism. The first - on A pril 14, 1902, to Mr. and Mrs. fo r « I a n d C o o » H a y , horse and came down afoot. Uu- off!eers shall begin on day of elc-e- step to perfect health is to cure womanly T he steamer A rcata is due to a r ! Ace T urner a son. v ^ r e P r e i4 f f o Um n e^d d K im ireg m And in fact, everything usually n e « M CARRYING PASSENGER* AND rive from th e city th is evening, cle Joe is q u ite spry for a man of tm n, it is reasonable to suppose, T he attention of delinquent ta x larity, dries weakening drains, heals in the country, his age, being in his 74th or 75th t i n t the newly elected clerk and FREIGHT. inflammation and ulceration and cures payers is called to the Sheriff’s no lio n . IL D. Ilu m e and wife are pas iiiruclor will qualify an d en ter up- female weakness. _ ; sengers up on her, and \Y ill Sor- year. 1 J ” 1 u sed four b o ttles o f v otir ‘ P av o rite P re (tice in th is issue. ronseil arrived from Rogue River ' T here will be an effort ma le to on th e n -d u ties a t once, and that eeriotioi) ’ a n d o u t o f ‘ G o ld eu Medical Discov C A SH S A L E S am ount ng to t6 or r y ? ’’ w rite s M rs. E lm e r D. S h earer, o f M ount- M erton L anglois, of Cape Blanco, last evening with a team , foi the have the mail increased from once they will hold oli.ee u n til theirsue- e hope. L a n caster Co., t a . . ” o n d ca n su y th a t I a u i i ’ F reight nnd passengers at red i i tti.it d rc iid td disease, u te rin e tro u b le. umre ,,.¡11 10 Cent dis- will be be allowed allowed 10 per per een i is visiting his brother W ill, a t the i purpose of taking them to Wedder- 10 twice a week from Eckley to c e ,- o ts are elected an d qualified cu A m in b e tte r h iu ltli tb n n ev er tK -fore. l.,v v ry - l __ 1 . . . o n e w ho k n o w s n ’e is su rp rise d to see m e look count, except on F lour, on which no Port Orford, and 1 hope with sue "In ch will em power the new board Tillam ook light station. L o w est « a te» . .. l ..................... , io w i.il. . In i m e I w a s s o poor 1» in n h e en a iu llli i m th a t i , burn. u t tim es I could not w alk. To-day I f . n c i t r f d . d i s c o u n t c a l l b e glVCI*. eess for it will be of great benefit to m ake contracts etc, w ithout any I te ll every b o d y th a t D r. Tierce s aied icin es __________ T he P ort Orford base ball team R ep o rt o f C om m ittee. m t." O. LEN EV E, Agent, Port O r’ord, Or- to the settlers and m iners from Eek- infringem ent upon the n g bis ol the c a re F d ree will give a grand ball a t Loner Leneve» . Dr. Pierce’9 Common Sense As 1 will do nty own teaming, it ia egon. Auviser is sent /ru e on receipt of my intention to sell cheaper than goods H all next S aturday evening. ( T he C om m ----- ittee ---------- on th e E n tertain le g jo w n Sixes River. If success old board, for th a t would cease to Medical stamps to pay expense of mailing only. fuf Die m ail should leave Eckley tor exist. A select stock of W all Paper at w ent,^g.ven , >>>* 1 Sent’ 21 one-cent stamps for the book in were ever sold on Floras Creek. Port O rford Sunday and retu rn In regard lo the ap p o rtio n m en t paper covers, or 31 stamjis for the cloth- Mrs II. Neely’s; 1 , n expenses — a„«ao »»..»•« --------------- - • also sample • book** , ¡rece.pio all were, M onday, then Wednesday retu rn -A b « re is a balance ot *2.50 to the bound volume. Address Dr. R. V. Fierce, receip ts ........... above Buffalo, N. Y. , to select p attern s trom not in stock, - q , which am o u n t has been ¡ng T h u rsd ay . Bv making the scholar due each d istrict, which DEALERS IN A. B. S „ ..... .... P ,i,v v u ;, I, trip ! on th e above mentioned days has alrcndy been made out, aim S H E R IF F ’S NOTICE. pared to do all kinds ot plating in C onnujltee wisll lo th a n k most sin- i the m ail would connect with S atur- j " In c h will be issued lo the different »Vili be taken in exchange for goods. the highest style of the art. >See ee|.e| y a n those who assisted in d ay ’s and T u esd ay ’s mail from I clerks, when ll becomes necessary. Notice is hereby given th a t after the his ad 5 m aking the e n tertain m en t a success, M yrtle P o int, th u s giving the peo- Could I h av e toreseen w ith any first Monday in May, 1902, I Shall pro G ive m e a tr ia l a n d I w ill do my n P rev had ’ “ " ll *lso tl)u b’euerul public lor th eir and pie th eir m ail the following day af- degree ot oeriam ty , th a t the » p p ceed m to levy - , upon ... . sell the personal T he Bulletin says DaveGorey had ro bent to p lea se you. Dairv ville Store, AB cm GROCERIES, (the best only, HARDW ARE- HjVT'iH At W. D0YIÆ&C0., Butter, E ® ’ and Hides, Gswral f e Ä CO LD B E A C H ,O K . property of a n y and all persona eliarg- i 1 ■ , i.' .I,,- lioniiient w ould have been so larg e, property of a n y and all p-rs-ms the m isfortune to cut his toot quite , M bs . L. K napp , cd with a tax on tlio tax roll of C urry, F S Aacry received a letter from i would have advised certain dis- A mes S. J ohnston , on his place county f o r the y ear 1901, or any d c lin -! badly w hile slashin MRS. E. W. JENSEN, E. W. J ESSEN. A C T Geiwer, Of Kansas, m aking tricts to have had longer terms, i(U-nt taxpayer (or any year previous, above town. ami who del not prior to the first Mou- - WE K E E P IN STOCK FINE MILLINERY. Mil s Chenow eth, ot Denmark, b ,q u ires of-the late John Geiger, da- , D istricts may yet be able lo re- day in A, il, 1992. pay one half of tlie Mrs. J S. Capps, of Denmark, ceased There is no doubt now b u t duce th eir surplus by em ploying tax so a.'sosaad. In addition to the ----- --- was in P o rt Orford yesterday, hav passed dow n to O phir S unday, last, and expenses of making such sales , I tb it Mr Geiger’s heirs will p u t in I teachers at once, and thereby keep costs in ter.-'to n such tax nt the rate of i A complete line of L adles and Cntl- to attend the funeral of her sister, mg come ------ down on business eonnec- i ll,e twelve per cent per an n u m and ten per - d re n ’s T rim m ed Hats. Mrs Burrow, ! ted with the inspection ot the Ido-. a claim for the estate. <er.a!ed'at G o ld 'iW " p O r c ^ April Ready tc W ear H ats and Sailors con- How would those people who are ol the *30. 0R ESS g o o d s , VIolphsen’s Elk River m ill was ras creek ami Sixes bridges, as per Btantly on hand. s\s there are only eight teachers 17 1U02. H A TS A N D C A P S , Auoipnb i .. the last count v court, findin” fau lt with the United States J \S . G. \V \ LK I', R, (ia(s t r ;mmed to order on short notice. for not in terv en in g in the tight in thcxtouuty, it will be impossible closed down for a tew < ays, on a ¡t js ev id en t th a t these bridges BOOTS a n d s h o e s , Sheriff and Tax C ollector of l urry Co., ¡count of a shoiTugeof saw teeth, b u t ( Si ........,,„,1 substantial Oreg,,,,. 1 P o r t O rlo rd , O regon . require extensive and substantial with the Boers like it it E n gland for some d istric ts to secure teachers T R E S P A S S N O T IC E . L - -------------------- started yesterday ____ up , again _ repairs, the m atter should not he should in tervene in our tight with in order to reduce their am ounts, q'|10 following ligui is will serve H \ G uerin having declined the I perm itted to drag along all sura- the F ilip in o s? W ould they be not H . A. G uerin navi „ thus necessitating the work to likelv to tell E n g lan d she bad bet- gjllJW lbe to la i am ounts received E. W JE N S E N , Notice is hereby given to all persons ’ .(o,.ine(| „iter the rainy season ter atten d to her own affa.ifi ind let And in fact everything usually needed Dem ocratic nom ination lor County jg {i ¡u. not to trespass upou the prem ises of p i IO H 'O C w R A J P X S K K . Dr. Kenyon, situ ated lietween Floras C lerk, a meeting ot the County i qels j n> The county had a costly ours alone.— F ort O rlord ln b u n e , ’ in town or country. eluding balance on band on l^t Lake and the county road, in N orthern , Com m ittee is called for next ¡Satnr- 1 ¡.xperienCe ot this ’kind with the . r)j Gurry, by rem oving, cutting, or des- 1 And bow would the U nited States M onday ol M a rc h ,1901. .1 April 2d, at Port Orford, to fill E ik llivei bridge. U nless a spec-- troying tim ber upon said land. re- j P ortraits Views and Enlargenttait«. ’ ' • - w ill -iimc ir from t a i term of court is called the work like it if E n g lan d wos selling horses A careful com parison of the lig ward will be paid for information load Picture Framing. m e vacancy , as will a U . j ;llr p()ssib, y begln ing to a conviction of trespass as stated I t is our purpose to keep a lull and ntules to the Filipinoes to be m es will enable you a above. atter t jw regu lar September used in their war against the U n it and com plete line of goods of the notice in tins is»sue. Dated at B andon, B recon. March 14, n r -c M -r glance th at even u n d er the present Miles Chenoweth hasdeelined the i lerlll) und even then some hitch, or ed States? allow ing them to ship 1901. PETEK NELSON, Agent. > H Q E r* 1 best q u ality , and they will be sold conditions, m a n y of tlie districts utdieaii nom ination for supervi- j u n satisfacto ry bids may -delay the tjiem from E nglish ports while pin UPHOLSTERING. ÍGerman American Icssing to be n eutral in the war be will bave an am o u n t in excess ot A t the Low est Living P ro fit. SOI of Floras creek road , district. ; "o ra . tween tlie U nited S tates and l’ ili- the <00 to be loii'cited unless a --------- U P H 0 L S T -! Insurance Company, Mr. W. V. Cope will probably be D e a th o f M rs. B u r r o w . m onth or two be taught. Let each L desiring pillOS. \Ye will receive our freight via. ! appointed to till the vacancy, and a ' LIFE, FIRE AM) MARINE. ering done can h ive their wishes , . n „ o u n g lady Indy in tin me» ... ... There is a y voting s per scholar to granted by J . J- O'Toole, Port Orford, ¡‘dd l.n- ■> — j .... steam er Arcata, and as we will m n R ... .................. o .o : i _ A . o & i s x ; ” ,; neighborhood th a t evidently th in k s this is leap year, or perhaps she the present total, und deduct am ouut Oregon Reni Estate and Conveyancing. o u r own team s, freight from Port made. • )()|)g ¡¡|llesS( Mrs. E lizabeth J. Bur thought John was too bashful ' ' ami ' 1 already expended, und the balance G o o d W o r k m id P r i c e s L o w . O rford will not lie added to the ! P o r t O rford, - - - - - O regon . Work ( ailed for and delivered. The Demoeaatic State Convention row°, wife of W. E . Burrow whom she would help him out. be th a t as will show your excess. price of the goods. M M . . * * ............I l i» l . « ¿ J l n jm e it may. It was at a little g ath er 1, 263.31; 2, 208.54; 3. 157.22; 4, ing am! the above m entioned young State Central Com mittee lor Guriy p o|.terlield, was horn in Carroll lady smiled her sweetest and give 127 Sti; 5, 125,64; 6, 144.47; 7,185.-! Satisfaction 0 iiannitocil. county, so it will devolve upon th e , Tennessee, A pril 19th, ,1852. him her brightest glances but lie 8, 2UU.10; 9, 137.131; 10, 273.31; county com m ittee to conduct the sh e was a sister to G ra n t Porti i held back and in sheer desperation 140.15; 12, 263.66; 13, 171.41; cam paign for the State ticket. Any field, Mrs. J. S. Capps, and Mrs 1>T. she said. “ John will you go home 116.72; 15. !)2.40; 10. 136.82; with me?’- “ Yes,” said Jo h n , “ In 128.59; 18, 159.21; 19, 197.49; ■ a m inute.” I did in ten d to give the will be inserted ill the I r ib l n e o | ing c()1>, iouou„iy at their O phir voting lady’s nam e, but she is so 2D, 178.34; 22, 104.79; 23, 155.09; 143.65; 25, 152.39; 26, 164.39; easy term s. |)(7me u n til the tim e of her death. cute and nice, besides Oscar m ight , . r e »iron I H er death cam e m ost unexpect- not like it. so I wont give her away. 166.40. A governm ent Supt. ot C onstrue j and those wbo were summ on W ould von Hattie? W. S. G l ' K K l N . tion is nt Cape Blanco, and will ed did not arriv e in tim e to see her W ill N eathery is busy plowing puss peacefully away im m ediately begin substantial re ().los prilv ilu , 1? and ...... q ., u .. ietly . . • for Mr. Avery, d u rin g sunshiny E lectric Lino to O r e sc e n t C ity . p a h s on the road leading from the “ like one wbo folds the d rap ery ol weather. M ountain kkk . T H E “P IO N E E R ” ..".'.I,- S » « . «»J " I . cou«h J W - I »»J ' « J - - » Capt. T. W ain-M organ Draper, of G old B ea rli Item s. San Frrneiseo, who arrived on as soon as the lum ber can be ptacen . ¿ be |(,.ives a husband and two T hursday evening and is promi on the ground a large barn will be d aughters aged 12 an d Hi, and one Gold Beach, April 20,1902 Storm y weather still continues, p^nGy connected w ith the Wa do b u ilt a t tlie station. The work lliarrie(l daughter, Mrs. C. E. W ake^ I have a stock of Jewelry, which I m ust be com pleted by June 1st. with an occasional pleasant day. m an, an d num erous relatives and copper properties, says there is now will ml«! to, as the dem and will w arrant. The schooner Del N orte got to a m ovem ent on foot lo put in an ; frien d s lo n io n rii th e irre p a ra b le Prices of work and goods in keeping Mrs. B u rro w , wife of W ■ E. B ur- | l|SS siie w as buried in th e G old sea last Wednesday evening. Tlie electric road from W ald o to t ies with the tim es. Watches Horn a d is tance can b e sa fe ly se .it by registered row d ied a t her h o m e in O p h ir Beach cemetery on th e 21st. Berwick is still in the river. mail. I will return th em C. U. D. to John Crook and wife an d Mrs. cent C ity, Cal. H e says if rightsol .. aturday, i rii 19th, tQih ' M uh . Burrow was <i m ost exenu precinct, last S A v pril mu . « a charitable n eig h Ostrander, of Pistol River, and H ar way an d term in al grounds can be your postiuaaxcr. i . ii 1 p larv w om an i ()i -!ii) tfce'u,.e(1 f,.,„u G ran ts Pass to Waldo 1902 ot card ia c d ro p sy , co m p l.- -l bor, and l i a i i n most devoted .wife and dy St. w ait, of O phir, were visiting Heeurcd fS T " T( i ni s ('as I.. .Jg'3 in town during tlie week. j b u ilt from G ra n ts in k d by subacute heplitis. Mrs m o th er. li,n G iir ith tt arriv ed from 8e- " 1 •’ Burrow was a h ig h ly esteem (> ti ar up! O, mourne.- rise! n o t ic e . ‘le ln-i Mondav, and will visit F « « to Crescent C ity. We a . t Tears may be tlie little leaven. a ltb ed lad.v, whose dentil will be m o u rn Woes be blessings in disguise.— ,tivcs and friends here th is sum- „ „ a rc th a t die Southern 1 acitic Notice is hereby given to all whom it re for Hus gained a nd sat'¡-diIroii ’ and'^m itim trocnt it gdves Treasured up for ta *e in H eaven. may concern, not to e n ttr upon or tres ed by a large circle of friends and Company through its m anager B y A N eighbor . mer. pass in any m anner, for the purpose of neighbors as well as relatives. 8he H al H u n tley is visiting Ins sis O r egon, R- K o eh ler, som etim e ago tbl. N“ pr o twal hunting with »uiib<-r hogs /a other ter. Mrs. 8. 1*. Feiice.on Sixes river. lur.itM ied m oney foi a su rv e y ol a c m p l .- f bi n H enc every fanner in Curry county wise, upon the premises ot l.aura At. leaves a bereaved liusband, three X " ( 'I 'm 'a b ' it b.sV i.s' bnsin?' a r e t h e nee. saary m ne.nnery for sncce«,- Miss Maud W aiker was tin own H eib erg ar or the rmich of G. J. Hel daughters, a brother and tw osisters. such a route to tbo Coast. It sueli berizer, or upon tlie ranch of P. A. Hei from a horse la-t T uesday, and was ful farming berger, leased by the ua lerslgned. An v severely bruised, hut fo rtu n ately , a road was limit it would be the T he W edderhurn C a m p ,' W ood I person or persons so entering upon said m aking of G ra n ts l ’ass an d UrcB- was not seriously hurt. prem ises Without my consent will lie men of tlie W orld, have received a Mrs. Davis, the well known dress cent C ity , an d die whole south, ri. orosecuted to the full extent of th e law. w arrant for the paym ent of H iesuin G. i . 11 El BERGER. m aker of S m ith River corners, is of JtW to Mrs. A nna B. Me- „ . . . . „ vi-itiii*r her A unt, Mrs. A. I I . pin lion ot Josephine county and Tin H ardw are inet' liant. of L n dois, O regon, is tl.« A gent from whom you cun parcha w ithout delay, the celebrated Osborne ! c,,-,; «i J.' .' a - . 1 MW,ev,.y. de- Scott’s Emulsion is no a Moore, h a v in g arr.ved last M ood , v. S o u th e rn O regon ... general. HARROW , ( LM.TIVATOR, MOWER, HAY KAKE, Jo h n Je n s-a arrived solely in the L et everyone sta rt to work to c a-ed, and have also been notified g o o d medicine for fat lOiKS. T respass N otice. m achinery manufm tu n d I,y tbe well-known firm of D. M.Osboryc A Co.. be|p Gils in ivcm eiil along, while th a t tlie order is now ready to pay \ y c have never tried giving it city, but tlie ia -t news received help Or n aes o^uld Notice is hereby given to all persons »100 for tlie erection of a suitable t o a r e a j fat person. W e don t from him i.) lo tne effect th a t the (irM|llg its p Pass could not funiiah much D I ’ A U B U R N , N EW Y O R K . removed, and whom it may concern, not to e n te r up injured eye m ust be e n te rp rise , su re ly its c itiz e n s and on or trespass upon the prem ises of the nioiiuincnt or m em orial slab over j are> You see Scott’s Emul- i i s i s s r i s * ’ yet before ? ................... ... undersigned, for the purp' ^e of h u n t , be grave of deceased. T his is on- s i o n ’ b u i l d s ncw flcsll. f a t in'*, or fishing with hook un-l line, spear, or otherwise. Said premises are situ a ly one am ong huudieds of lilu stia J „ n’, want it S t”on<r County Tie.iSiirer, W. S. U msor 1 rade could .--t itw lt at woik to sc- ted in bixea precinct, Curry county, Or J o n s of the promptness of this or- pcop e don t want t. bt.on,, returned S atu rd ay n ig h t fiotn a u jie ttie rig h ts ui way and leriin egon, and de»cril>ed as follow»: I he wc it's visit in P ort Orford. H ' n a| j,ri(U1Kl.s etc. E k o f S W iu n d W l2 SEJ, section h, der in paying it-: death claim s and people yen t n e e d it. rep o rt, die road between Cor bin im m ediole Tp. 32 8., K 14 w. Any jierson Bo fulfilling to the letter all pledges to But if you are tain bCOtiS a nd P o ll Orford in a U’rr.b lc con- , on „ , ; ,R c.,„i.. tb - trespassing for the purp of hunting fishing or otherwise, will he prosecuted n s members. The Woodmen of the Emulsion is the medicine for dition, and g -ttin g no be ter I ,-t. ) ( uU r <)( WouVhvl „ to the lull extent o f th* l“Wp f;lRCE. R o b e rt A llen, th e " O regon, to lie the p rin c ip a l » h ip p in g World is among tlie most benevo- jt docsn’t lire you out. nom inee for sheriff, Inis l.een sh ak ft , lent and w orthy of the many secret Ti^ rc ; . n o strain. The V.’Crli i,iS h an d , with friends in tow n,an P aU.r a c liv ily j„ fraternal orders, and is 'Y " ‘y all nati.ral and easy. You Ulen e S K S X » " ”■ ""'t’l’f .................... NOTICE. g a in in g ... strength and p o p u la i.lj lT)Cj j r in ( . aaJ ¡i tran sp o rta- just throughout the United States. 0 ...I a . I ..,- 1 » « '- ■■ und tor onr Notice is hereby given to all whom it there ir. to it. O phir, last Saturday m orning, April , s „ w oui,i o r „ that’s may concern, not to enter upon or Ulnl trespass in any m anner upon the Ian 1 E lectricity . yc' t thi: ¡c- voti know 19. Mrs. B u n o v was a highly rea( The Celebrated Osborne H. NEELY, g f Oragon. flpfoi'il, WATCHMAKER. Farming Machinery. L e t ¡t E. H. CHEEVEE, of the undersigned, »ituated in F urry Couutv, Or., for tin- purpose ot hunting with guns < rotherw ise. Any peisnim r tie r so n s so entering upon sai I prem ises w ithout our consent will lie proaecifted to tlie fuff extent of the J . r . HAW KINS, GEO. BEEEONI. E. B. T H R IF T , W. 8 MARSH ALL. Are you anffertna from Rheum atism Weak back. Nervous trouble, or Oener ally run-dowu system? Electric Belt* au I But ries, for men u n i Women Electric lusoiea k t ... p t h e ieet warm and ke eu from catching cold, i“ bcsiklet aial circular.-, n.!ur« ss, E iaaran A ppli asce C o ., Medford, Oregon. p eetrd a n d esti.i.ah le bolter— veu cut better leaves a large circle ot mòre, hi.) lady,’ f. len d s and 1J(ir ^ . „ t r y in e v ery w ay . We F 4(, wlll relatives to m ourn her d eath. |1)Clc;,iU1t nnd m ilieu. will lye laid to rest hern le he grave c, uz.1:h, niU..t of her daughter, to the G o ld . Beach * a „ (| WorU. _ Ceim to y , at one o c.oek tomorrow. n r i,,„|ll’ Min„ ig .|o u rh a|. I I . O II IE M N K U , I..A T N O I a O I s ». O K K O O N , Deal, r in H.ndwsre ...Midi kinds ■ f Agricultural Implements.