The Port Orford tribune., May 13, 1902, Image 2

♦75,000 to build a wagon road to
connect their coast region with
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\l a v 8ro,
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California. It seems th at this left
W uakinistnn
ashington, May
3rd, w
1902.
f m " T*tl ^ t h v o u Z fe rytoUmy ar'-
May baa come’out very beautiful the county 144,000 in debt, and bi» .
The following from the Oregon­ of May the bt y
.
within a rveek the trees have turn- hill proposes relief to that amount.
TUESDAY, MAY 13,1902.
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ian, applies adm irably to conditions t , c , . , u . u „ o u „ u Hy .h . 3
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! an exception in favor of a region I
O FFIC IA L PA PER OK CUBBY CO. in Curry, and will be found of in­ way as though I had aught not
terest to Timber Land Claimants:
have written it ru n o u t my
de,agalion of Oregon «ewspa , so isolated as C urry County, and
IShUBl> KVKKY TCKHDAY SV E N IN O .
Oregon’s tim ber resources have ‘" T ^ d ' v . l l h , t a c e of a T o X - 1 P*r men came here a week ago.hav- grant the relief, but it will be up-1
WALTER SUTTON, : Proprietor lately attracted the attention of X s b u ' i . U - t . s w
C“ ' “ « » -A i«
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—r
sue-
practical mill-iueu who have found
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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m .the depleted forest supply of
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One 'opjr Six M ontile....................
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,One Copy Three MoiUhs
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So sity of expansion if they would con­ 1 ha w ritten a s a 1
o
W. T. KERB & CO.,
(.Successors to John K. Miller
Co.)
DEALERS Itf
Renerai Merchandise,
the Capital. Mr. Henry A, Town- as invited by the Exposition mana-
of Salemj ba8 a f , uit farm gers and made a very fine addrets
tinue the lum ber business. As » dm ! eeos u 't te att ittrt w’ erluyo he nepr there and is interested in F ruit- j on Oregon Day, last Saturday., that
AD.VLHTI4INO i t ATK» ÜK A8O NA BI.K.
:eo8 U L ve a u .u n »
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result, ageuts of same of the largest
u go tdor t ger rewuranubeig age th a t represents the fruit inter- is published in the News and Cour-
sawmill
companies
of
the
Middle
liat
re
OUR AGENTS:
The editorial remarks of that
hi
, .11 ripht anv- ests. Also, Messrs Albert lozier, ie
lid have went all right a n j
’ , T
Northwest have within a few years
c „ „ „ , „1
. u o ' l p. p e r. h 0 w , h. l h l, r t f c w ~
A. B. S abin , Langlois, Oregon.
past looked over timber lands in w a j. Now Ir. ,
of th a t c ity ; F. B. E v a n s, o f Raise- appreciated, as they quote his al-
A. II. C eimjk . Pistol River. Grenon.
various sections of the state, and that telling plain trut 1 or a
k -• A. Y. Beach, of Lakeview; and
D. W. F inch , Smith River, Colli.
and lusion to the high characters of our
have made from time to time rome civil questions is critu-ising an
u
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o
lla
n
d
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o
f
OlvmDia,
^ . ^ ^ o ^ a t : to go M r.C W. Holland, of Olympia, pioneers as a lesson for their own
, The p rin te d address on yo u r paper ,
very large purchases. H aving first
any father but I can’t help doeing who has a position in the Govern- people to profit by, where lie said
I shows the d ate to w h ic h yo u r sub-?
cruised the lands carefully, they
( acrlption I . paid.
so now. If you will think the mat- “ *nt P rin t,n g Office. There were “I t is not the man who is satisfied H aving purchased the entire Stock of Merchandise of J. L. Miller it Co.
have
bought
undstandingly.
It
may
and Idaho with his lot who goes to the front. we will, until further notice, sell the same at
A1I com m unication« intended for p u b licatio n
from
under- ter over you will see that we do not otliere Horn Spoaane W ith those Contentm ent is the enemy of achiev-
m ust be accom panied by t{ie uau^e p i th e w r it ­ be surmised tiom a certain
did n 't meet.
e r . We m ust know the names of o u r corres­ current of criticism
that owners get our Tribune in these parts until that I
pondents.
Friday morning and mayby not named I went to the Library o ment* • •Contem ent never suffers,
have not always sold as understand
then if our 1>. AL at W edderburn Congress, which is one of the grea never sacrifices,* * •betters no con-1
ingly. These lands have been se­
U epiiblicun S ta le T ick et.
rdW d llerrrA h d ea uthdfei trh
attractions herejthe b u ild in g .co st ditions, rights no wrongs* • •Con­
questered by isolation so long that
rdhC
nlllho,,s “ ,,d 18 tfhe Perfectlon tentm ent may bring happiness, it
For Governor— W. J . FU RN ISH , of their owners, in m any instances, teryi e Fr oT ri i i h o
of
a
rt
in all respects.
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respects We were may be desirable for the individu.-j
U m atilla County.
have held them at a nominal value, rp g ald rru t ci -t e!n rm rne-rt hhea
shown the inside working of the al, but it makes 110 progress and is
Supreme Ju d g e— R. S. BEAN, of Lane
and with the first appearance of a and o f course a article could not
county.
automatic conveyers by which books not in the interest of hum anity at
purchaser have closed gladly with reach you until Monday and I did ,
Secretary of State—F. I. DUNBAR, of
are sent for and returned to the large.” The editor quoted this as a
such terms as have been offered, in not expect you would get riled be- *
Clatsop county.
magnificent reading room. Mr. A. lesson to South Carolina to be up ;
State T reasu rer—C. 8 . MOORE, of order to “get something” as they cause it did not- gel there sooner. B. Slausson, formerly of Oregon, is and doing, to make sacrifices for
have expressed it, out of their long But then maybe Ace Crook said
K larqatb county.
Sup’t of one of the divisions and the advancem ent of the State.
fliinh h dfoornt c a td ft ehOr N do
Supt. Public In stru ctio n — J. II. ACK­ unprofitable holdings. This is not
The E ditor says: “ In his elo­
, ,
, ,
,
welcomes all Oregonians. It would
ERM AN , of Multnomah county.
I surprising, since such lands are Enmrlek e yaanph h r , r fprad
th« quent speech at the exposition, Con- !
u
ry rE r
raCtBiTee re<lulre a vol“ “ e * descnbe tlie
A ttorney-G eneral—A. M. CRAWFORD practically valueless to a m®n whose
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rf b s!Ni carebcrR uerdtshrQ diss attractions of the Library■ ol Com eressnian Tongue paid a fine tribute
of Douglas county.
entire capital they represent, and
to the spirit of the pioneers who A n d sell offered as L o w as th e y can be Sold,
t
gress*
1
hen
we
went
to
the
feenate
State P rin ter—J . R. WHITNEY, of for which no purchaser appears. unless h .. name appears so I can *
Capitolt where they conquered th a t great commonwealth
IJ n p copnty.
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l(J
H G il.
When, however, an intending p u r­ put my mark ot m Jdqsgb-ewuH-d
from the wilderness aud made it
chaser, with capital sufficient to ececo vsiohndr d g a
aotlvru.egew
fflany
in U r. one of the richest and most progres­
F o r C ongress, 1st D istr ic t,
build sawmills, establish logging or inaby a whole lot of things.
.
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* k.riuinrv
THOMAS II. TONGUE.
We propose to keep a Full and Complete Stock of
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• estine things in that great building sive in the Union.” In truth Mr.
camps and construct railroads, ap ­ : Bul " UW
bu8,ne“ ' " b° 19
The National Congress of the Tongue gave a very eloquent picture
pears, these lands assume a positive whale dig whop at srlteagof.Monn
Amgrican Kevoiution in words of the early time and the
If publicara C ounty T ick et.
value according to their location, uraeok H
aln, d.snorny sgur.nr j
of the men and women who builded our
For Joint Representative for Coos and extent and the quality and quanti ¡anyw ay? kgfipbuldguxdoodle-bing, n . frint
of which j am a great State. I have never heard or
District Society of which I am a
Curry Counties—R. D. HUME.
. of . .u_!_
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u
AUhii.
ty
their . forest
W hile 1 I have’nt heard ot him living in
read a more eloquent address than
For Co. Commissioner—C. W. H A IN ES owners should avoid the too com­ bamboozel-cadoodleswhea udig-smut member. Thursday about500 went
Mr. Tongue made there, that cover­
on
an
excursion
down
the
Polomac,
For Sheriff—JAS. G. WALKER.
mon error of placing a prohibitive for a good while until a fiew days
ed
the national domain and regard
For County Clerk—GEO. W. S M IT H . value upon their holdings, they ago, or has he been chasin coonskin visited Mount Vernon, where a fine
all sections should have for all partB
address
was
delivered
by
Hon.
Far Assessor—A. H. POST.
should, as a m atter of intelligent wapwodrubdow vqgtfreligdo be-pal
of the Union. I t was also, a tr i­
For Treasurer—JAMES CAU GH ELL. self-interest, inform themselves as Senator Mitchell around W ashing John Goode, a distinguished V ir­
bute te the high character and fine
ginian,
whose
theme
was
the
life
l- pr Surveyor—SANDY OWENS.
thoroughly as do intending p u r­ ton getting his dagsnopadiddle-go
intelligence of the people of Oregon.
and
character
of
W
ashington.
He
For Coroner—D r. J. J . CALDWELL.
chasers of the commercial value of bang cahotts bedaJiMOOOOoranyting
Miss Tongue 6-
gave
was ionowea
Dy
m
is.
w,
1
m,o=
.^ me a graphic
—
followed by Mrs. McLean, of
the lands, to the end that they may road in shape so he can transport The jjau„!lters of the R evolution.! account of her trip for she went
i receive what they are reasonably his salmon eggs over it. Have you The Bcen“ was the beautlt-uliy groV. wilh her father. The quaint old C rar»itew are<T in w are, Crockery, Etc. Etc,
D em ocratic S ta te T ic k e t.
worth in parting with them. It forgotten)
" below th e ' t“
.
forgotten, dear editor, how whangd- j ,
t o m
m b b ;! c city
itv was different
differe, from any she had
Governor—OEO. E. CHAM BERLAIN. does no sort of good to make com 00j i t.g0bni,gsmithsonianinstitute or be djt
ere glouped. on the seen, but she met a warm welcome Ha ring received a F ull StOCk of M uslins,
Supreme Judge—B. F. BONHAM.
plaint about a business transaction | olhers? If you have gewhilikmsgo
(he g aker,8 : from charn,ing ladies and had a
-
-
.
Dress-Goods,
P rints, and E v e r y th in g in ■
Secretary of State—D. W. SEARS.
after it is once consummated. We and e, en now he will not xvqpdigx I “
I most enjoyable time. I t was de-
State T reasurer—HENRY' BLACK­ shall probably hear a great dea Another little item is why dout Mr. '
mangion and iigbtful to ride along the Ashley
th a t line, we shall continue to sell the
MAN.
about the sharp bargains that g re a t: ekeedadd ie kcwiggle-da-huff-bow ow being photographed, the steam er, River, under the magnificent live
old sto ck a t or near cost.
AtÇûqato-General—J . H. RALEY.
lumber syndicates have driven in kadidder, as he calls them or used I ™
wa^ ^ 8 ¿he PotomaC t0 S oaks, all draped with festoons of)
Épate .P r i n t e r - / . E. OODEREY.
securing vast timber iireus in this
do. But thunk God I ahi not
» ru
t
•
e a z » «Lo oami tm»»i i
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Superintendent * Public Instruction— state a few years hence. There one of them or damgoodeitiaengolor where the seat ot the famous Marsh- hanging mosses se i the 8e™ ''lr"P‘-
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aupb com. 1 cannot live with wearing the knees all family was in sight, scarce a cal growths and such different con
-
W . A. WAUN.
would be n
'
out of my pants praying to jim liuk m iie away. Marshall H all is now ditions of nature, of life, of city V
n e d l fUF ftnybodV tO S d ld ¿IWtiy I0P SU1>
F or C ongress, 1st D istr ic t,
pla.nts were the holders o timber bedadboopadoodleforgadtobedurned i a
la/ re80rtan(J ,eaaure g ro u n d ' 8tructurfcs and country homes.
1
J . K . W EATH ERFO RD .
land, to proceed as carefully and You can sign my name to this a
r
t
, -
buffet ,unch
J
Oregon makes the finest show of
intelligent y itt the mattei of their cle and the other one as I am not
t ,
j
•Curry C ounty D em o cr a tic T ick et. disposal as the purchasers proceed the least bit ashamed of ,t.
wandered around the beautiful any western or norther n state and
1 A.
A E
ls’viii
J.
nolemax .
grounds and visited ancient graves Mr. Dosch is a very able represent-
Fpr Joint Representative for Coos and >n ll,e matter of their acquirement. , In reply to the above we wish to of the Marshall family until even- | arive of I H e g o n H e
wjU
begt to giyc salisfaction.
" O U T H R ID G •«»
; The development of our timber re-!
Curry— ” It. E.
E
say th a t we
have
known
Mr.
Crook
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¡ng, plowing our way back to tne
. . . .
F o r Commissioner, A. ADOLI’IISEN. ! sources is desirable. To develop
t ' i d « ‘ j b>-»u ; lis |‘‘-, “ d g
s a z a w i^ j;« . jw « ir - o
I them capital is necessary, and the
F o r County Clerk—A. O. T H R IF T .
.1 » k in d .
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many small individual holdings
For Sheriff—R. A. ALLEN.
habitations on the shore. After spent their lives in business at
are
not
in
a
position
to
otter
any
be
merged
into
syndicate
i
must
For Assessor—J . H. M cELHANEY.
55 W oo l, Hides, P elts and Furs taken in ex’
tiling in iris defense. If he is gull awhile Alexandria lit up the h o ri-, Charleston, and I resided there
holdings. This is a fair, open and
then
’
-
v
ears
ago
my
y
°un8
manhood,
For T reasurer—W. 8. WINSOR.
ty ot using sucli language he m ust xon with its nightly glamor,
chan g e for Goods.
-
"before I went to Oregon and had
legiiimate proposition. The only suffer the consequences without ----
F or Surveyor—D. C U N N IFF, Jr.
came the city with its m yriad gleams m any aeijght fu 1 friends there,
drawback to its satisfactory con­ hope of help from us.
and the shadow of the Monument j
8. A. C larke .
summation is in the lack of specific
rising
with
spectral
effect
over
all.
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S. F. Chronicle: On account of knowledge, on the part of the pres­
NOTICE.
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I t was a most delightful occasion j
allegiM iotirpidation of his patrons ent
( owners, of the commercial val-
N otice is hereby given to all whom it
. tb e j a v wag a8 p e ,-feet as pos-
Robert
lj.
Hume
sued
the
Amari-
jvuuo ..
o .- um
j ue of their timber. W ithout this in.iy concern, not to enter upon or tres- i
can Can Company yesterday in the thejf are likely to block develop- p a is in any manner upon the lands of'sible.
th e undersigned, situate in C urry Co.,
.ri : e v e n in2 there is to be a b a n -!
Superior court for 157,350, which , lnenl by placing a valuation al- Oregon, for ttie purpose of h u u tln g ,
,
■
fishing
or
other»
ise
Any
person
or
q
u
e t g iv en to th e v is ito rs a t som e
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amount he says he would have toget|,er loo high upon their la n d s;
persons so entering upon »aid prem ise i
made as proftt on 46 can-making or> on tbe olller bandt lo part with w ithout o ur consent will lie subject to magnificent hall where the Presi- |
dent is to he a guest and other no­
machines hail not the persons for at prieed which will ho made the prosecution.
KIRSTEN JEN SEN ,
tables in abundance. These affairs
whom he had manufactured them bagj8 of j|l wiH agniust a futnre in-
E. \V. JEN SEN .
are continually coming off at the
been dissuaded by the defendant's dustvy tb!U nlay result in vexatious
Why can’t we come
National Capital and there is noth-1
over to your house and
agent» from taking the machines. and unprofitable contentions.
play any more?
ing th at claims more honor than
Hume held patents for inventions ________________ ___________ —
Because papa gets so
such
gatherings
of
the
sons
of
those
mad when we make a
in can tpaking machinery, but the NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
little bit of noise.
who fought for freedom. My grand­
H I L I I L U U Can
WOW W
’ s s ^ o l l j threatened
V II I o - s » » ' (
—
American
Company
What makes him that
father was a surgeon in the early
to sue him for infringing it* patent DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
way ?
.
T and
vn I Orrii'K
IvL-li’f at
IT R R oskiu
IH K H I'R
I L , OKKaON.
Mamma says it's dys-
L
ko
O kkoom ,
French war as well as in the war of)
fights, and in ljlOJ- h® transferred
M arch 25, 1908.
f
pepsia makes him act
the
Revolution;
aud
there
are
other
Notice is hereby given th a t th e fol­
so crazy.
hi» patents to the company. He
That's about the way
lowing-named settler lias tiled notice of (
associations that connects me w ith
»aid that the company agreed to let ids intention to m ake final proof in su p ­
it strikes the small boy.
early events and gives a claim to
The dyspeptic has no
him carry out the contracts which port of ids claim, and th a t said proof
Too much housework wrecks wo­
idea of his own unrea­
will be made before C . V. Woodruff,
these histor.c associations.
be then had, he to pay the company County Clerk, at Gold Bench, Orugon,
sonableness or harsh­
m en's nerves. And the constant
There
is
nothing
immediately
ness. Little things are
♦500 for each machine which he de­ ou Mav 17. 1U02, v ix :
care of children, day and night, is
magnified
and seem to
pending in either House of Con­
OTTO NEUM ANN,
often too trying for even a strong
livered but this agreement was not
justify his quick anger.
On Homestead E ntry No. 8S#5, for tlie
gress of special interest to our State.
woman. A haggard face tells the
There's health for the
kept.
8F1 SW’l section 2.1, E i NW'L N l-^
dyspeptic and happiness
story of the overworked housewife
Much time is wasted ou th» Philip ,
SW J, section 2«, Tn. 31 S., R . I t west.
for the family by the
and m other. Deranged menses,
He names the following witnesses to
pine Bill, Democrats trying to make )
use of Doctor Pierce’s
prove
his
con
tin
u
o
u
s
residence
upon
lcurorrhira
and
falling
of
the
Golden Medical Discov­
Portland, May 4.—A sensation
capital and denouncing the govern­
and cultivation of said land, viz:
womb result from overwork.
ery.
It
cures
diseases of the stom­
sprung ifl railroad circles ye»-
George W. Lurry, D. G. Moore, W
ment and impeaching the army as
ach and other organs of digestion
Every housewife needs a remedy
E.
Tom
pkins,
Eugene
Fish,
all
of
Ophir,
and nutrition, and restores perfect
lerday by the filing of articles of
to regulate her menses and to
inhuman and corrupt, but these
O regon.
health and strength, by enabling
ini rpo,ration of the Great Central
keep her sensitive female organs
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
disloyal speeches only waste time
the perfect digestion aud assimila­
in
jM'rfeet
condition
Railroad Company, with termini
tion of food.
and injure the reputation of the
" I have t . k n , one bottle o f P r Pierce'«
announced as Coos Bay an,d Salt
A P oniter to Inventor».
Golden M edical Disonrery for indigestion
speakers. There will be civil gov­
and liver com plaint.” w rites M r. C. M
Lake. The capital stock author­ If you wish your patent business prop­
WilKMl. o f Y a d kin College. Davidson Co.,
ernment established in the A rchi­
and prom ptly done »end it to
N c. "H a v e had no bad spelts since I
in doing this for thousands of
ized is ♦10,000,000. By many it is er!«
commenced ta k in g v.m r m edicine — in
pelago
and
thoie
Islands
will
be
H W D T A CO.. PATENT LAWYERS,
fact, have n o i felt lik e the same man
Be­
American
women
to-day.
It
cured
supposed to be the scheme of J. B. opposite U. s . P aten t Office. W ashing-
fore I look the ' Golden M edical Discov­
more free aud prosperous than they
Mrs. Jones and that is why *ho
ery ’ 1 could n.X eat anything w ithout ave
P .ngra, in wh^.h Binge» H erm .nn j X Jte.°*W H te U w f o r tte ir S i e n ‘-
fui distreaa. hat now I can eat an y th in g I
ever have dreamed of. But it won’t
writ«« this ¿rank le tte r:
w u h w ith.sit having unpleasant feelings."
is also believed to be interested, tial letter; a poetai card will bring it,
be
due
to
the
loyalty
of
statesm
an­
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets
Glendefcne, K y ., Feb. 1«, t W .
M b.™ bold u , .b . . p i , b » I h ., ,iu.
cleanse and regulate the bowels.
I am so g lsd th a t y o u r W in e of C a rd ui
ship of these democratic anti-im
la h rlptn ir m e. I
fe e lln ir better than
move is made r in T the r interest
-r
v of the » tide issue.
I have fe lt for year«. I siu d o in f my
perialists.
own w ork w ith o u t any help, and I
Lioulds, for the purpose of seeking a ____________________ _____
Ill fact, a Full Line of General Hardware,
w ashrd lest w eek an d wee uot one b it
The River and H arbor amend-1
N o tice to S e ttle .
tire d . T h e t «how» th e t th e W in e in
Pacific coast outlet for the Missouri
(loin« me «ood. I sm f e t t in « fleshier
inents, introduced by SenatorMitch-
E lectricity ,
Owing to a change in our business,
then 1 ever wee before, end Bleep ro o d
Pacific. A rua<I to Coot Bty would
end eet h e a r t/. Before I be<en ta k in g
are in conference between the parties knowing them selves indebted
Are you suffering from Rheuiuatiem ,
ell_______________
W in e of O a m t , I u»ed to here to ley
pass through • virgin territory, and Weak laiek, Nervous trouble, o r G en er­
Houses, but there are hope» that to W. T. K err & Co, are requested to
down Sve o r e i* tim es every dny. b u i
ally run-down system? E lectric Belts 1 now
» I do n o t th in k o f lyln ff down through
i new feature
_ will
: ii u - .
and settle same bv th e ta t day of
indirectly benefit l’urtl»n<J.
ja
y
.
M
bs
.
IlicuABD
Jonaa.
tbe
be adopted. pall
'
„ n
and B atterir», te r men an d woiueu. I th e
June. After that d ate we will bs com-
E lectric Ineoies keep the h a t warm
S l.a o A T »M V iM iiaT S .
Senator
Mitchell
has
secured
a
fav-
,
{orce
a
So do not
Having engaged in the Hardware business, a share of the public pats
and keep from catching c o l d . For
F o r advice t a d Hwratwiy. ad d w w .
tum a. " T im 1 a «1» w Adv lai» t v D« part met»» . T U
orable report on a bill of his for the wai< |or a
invitation,
booklet and circulars, address,
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C a . e . t . T . . r R .s r .1 . W it h r '. a r . r . n u
ronsge is solicited. Fair dealing and satisfaction guaranteed.
E i . kctric ArPUAKCR Co.,
W T. K ER R Jt CO.
S .n S y C . t h .r l li * , eure eo n eilpaon n f o r e r .
relief of Curry County, that »penti
Medford, Orcgou.
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PORT ORFORD, OREGON.
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PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
NEW GOODS
RECEI1E!) BE EEHIE SIMMER,
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GROCERIES as PROVISIONS,
t r a i t , HITS, !E, u r n « 1 SHOES,
plies of any kind.
E. H. CHEEVER,
ITV
Grocerias & Provisions
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HOUSEWORK
WINE’ CARDUI
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
GRANITEWARE,
STOVES & RANGES.
DOORS & WINDOWS,
PAINTS <fc OILS.
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Langlois, Curry County, Oregon.
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