The Port Orford tribune., January 21, 1903, Image 1

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O regon O ut o f O cb t.
U n cle Sutil us a M ull C a rrier.
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30
E n liv en ed th e N igh t H ou rs w ith
an u p -to -d a te F u n er a l.
H air Splits
Uncle Sam was not on» of the
Probably no state in th e Union
T h e following from th e S a n F ra n ­
first in the field of carry in g m ails.
can
show
a
better
financial
condi­
U. 8. Senators— Jahn H. Mitchell and
cisco E xam iner, regarding R ally
>001»
of
the
sm
aller
countries
in
th ti« an
T r h n e o statu has no i —------
v tion
i u u i>
iii v Oregon.
r r ^ u ii.
Joseph Simon, both of Pprtland.
o u tstan d in g bonded indebtedness, ! E urope were far ahead of him for a W ilbur, a form er P o rt Orford boy,
Congressm an, F irst District—Thomas
“ I have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor
will be read with interest by his
H. Tongue, of Hillsboro.
for thirty years. It is elegant for
and its cu rren t debts are more than tim e, B ut now he is the leader of m any friends an d acquaintances in
a hair dressing and for keeping «he
Governor—T. T. Geer, Salem.
offset by securing credits. In other them all.
hair from splitting at the ends.” —
Secretary of State—F. I . . Dunbar, Sa-
C urry.
J. A. Gruenenfelder, Grantfork, III.
words, Oregon is out of debt, end , H e has more postoffices and em ­
ltpn.
R alston W ilbur, who once wore
ployes
than
any
other
country.
He
every th in g bciug collected in and
State Treasurer—Olias. 8. Moore, Sa-
the
cardinal and p u t the shot for
paid out th at is due, there would { carries more m ail m atter. More
H a ir - s p littin g splits
'• lim.
the
honor
an d glory of the u n iv e r­
8upt. Public Instruction—J. H. Act-
friendships. If the hair­
remain a considerable balance in mail is delivered to each of his sons sity a t Palo Alto, a t 3 o’clock y es­
erraan, Salem.
and
daughters
than
is
the
case
a
n
y
­
splitting is done on your
the treasury. T his, considering the
terday m orning decided th a t some­
State Printer—W. H. Leeds, Salem.
own head, it loses friends j fact th a t G. W. Davis sw indled the where else.
Attorney General-^J>. R- N . Black-
th in g wag dead and th a t a fun eral
H e has 33,000 more postofflees
for you, for every hair of
stale o ut of about $30,000, an d that
\ husn, Salem,
ought to take place. So he hired
th
an
G
erm
any
and
55,000
more
than
your
head
is
a
friend.
Clerk State’la n d Board—M. L.Chanr-
’some state officers receive rather G reat B ritian . H e has 8,000 more tn»“ y carriages and coupes and per-
Ayer’s H air Vigor in | large fees and p erq u isites, is a fine
beAain, Salem.
em ployes th an G erm any, and G reat sonaliy directed the obsequies^
Jo in t Senator for Coos and Curry—T.
advance
will prevent the
showing. Oregon seta a good e x ­ B ritian is 39,000 behind him .
G E N E R A L
M E R C H A N D I S E
“ R a lly ” as he ,s called at Y ale,
M. Dimmlck.
splitting. If the splitting
am ple for the Beveral counties of the
Jo in t Representative for Coos and,
lie has nearly 313,000 more miles where he is enrolled as a s tu d e .t
has
begun,
it
will
stop
it.
state. They ought to get out of
p nrry_ r . d . Hume; Wodderburn.
J l.H • tallle. All dro(|lt!B.
of mail routes th a n th e n ex t nearest I **’n '^ie land of suns ine an
Judge, Id Judicial District—J. W.
debt an d keep out of debt, except
co u n try , Russia. He spends $10, flowers enjoying a m idw inter vaca-
Hamilton, Roseburg.
I f your d ru g g ist can n ot wipply you ,
for a com paratively short space of
sen d u® on® doiitar and WO w
000,000 more a year o . his m ails
On F riday night he was out
Prosecuting Attorney, ad Judicial Dis-
you a b o ttle, lie sure and g iv e tb» 5ii»iue
tu n e whet) somo iinprov%2i*at ’oo
o f your n earest ex p ress office. A ddress,
w ith cash in profusion, plenty of
' f tr'ici—George M. Brown, Roseburg.
J . C. A Y E R CO., Low ell, Maas.
costly to pay for all at once is nec- th an an y other country.
U. 8. Oopimisstouers—J . H ppton,
B ut he is behind in some things energy anti a tai
'essary. lu a com paratively new
Lfcaglois; J. H untley, Gold Beach. >
th in g s eizz.
and growing Oountry some debts for still. G erm any lo r instance, has
Orders taken for su its and fits guaranteed.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
A ll was pop and sparkle up to 1
Trade with the Philippines.
boxes than
im provem ents are scarcely to bo 8,000 more U tter
County Judge— E. A. Bailey, Gold
a. m. at which early hour those who
CALL AN1> G E T P R IC E S B E F O R E B U Y IN G E L S E W H E R E .
avoided, b ut the debts of some of Uncle Sam. lie ra n k s saeond in had straggled behind the W ilbur
Beach.
A bill has ju s t passed the House
County Commissioners—F.’ H. Blake,
Oregon’s counties and cities have this, lu th e num ber of po»tofiices pace began to groan! “ Please go
of R epresentatives reducing the d u ­
Chetco; C. W. Haines, Eckley.
been greater th a n was necessary, or as com pared with population he is
away an d let me sleep.”
Sheriff—J. G. Walker, Gold Beach.
ties on P h ilip p in s product» to 25
than
was justified by results. There seventh in th s list. T h e countries
County Clerk—George \V. Smith,
But W ilb u r is an athlete and he
per cent, of Dingloy rates, the other
has been, ou the whole, an im prove­ th a t lead him are New Zealand would not down. Ho emerged alone
Gold Beach.
conditions rem aining es now. The
A u stralia, New
County Treasurer—James Caugliell,
ment, however, in this respect, d u r­ Canada, South
and erect from a S utter-slreet cafe
effect of th is m easure, if it becomes
Wedderburn.
in g the past few years. Several Soutli Wales, V ictoria and Swit­ and discovered th a t w ithout every­
a law, will be to greatly increase
Assessor—A. H. Post, Port Orford
counties are practically out of debt, zerland.
thing was ju st as q u ie t as within.
School 8upt.—Wm. 8. Guerin, Lang­
our im portations from thu P hilip
U ncle Sain has been m aking some
others have reduced their debts, and
“ Aud they say th a t ’Frisco’s just
lois.
pines— perhaps w ithout in ju ry to
the sam e is tru e of some of the com parisons between his postotfice as lively as P aris,” m urm ured Rally.
Surveyor—D. Cunntff, Jr., Gold Beach.
the P hilippines treasury. In fact,
sm aller cities. Even M ultnom ah business and th a t of other places “ W hy, the place’s dead. I ’ll have a
MIRTINOS OF T i l l COURTS'.
it is probable th a t 25 per cent, of
C ounty and P o rtlan d , n o tw ith stan d ­ and he has found queer things.
Circuit Court meets Fourth Monday in
Diugley rates on the goods which
fu n ’ral.”
August of each year.
ing the heavy expenditures neces­ For instance, he has found th a t
Hailing the cabby who stood at
will
be
im
ported
will
yield
more
while
the
U
nited
S
tates,
G
erm
any
County Commissioners Court meets
sary here, are beginning to gain on
the
Sutter and K ea rn y corner pa­
than 75 per cent, collected on the
first Wednesday in January, April,
th eir indebtedness, or have nearly and G reat B ritain have the m ost tiently aw aiting a patro n , W ilbur
July and September of each year.
q u a n tity which is imported now.
attain ed a position w herein they postolfiees in the w orld, the country produced piece» o f »ilver and bade
Probate Court meets first Munday in
T he ‘‘Chronicle” fators Free-
can
gain it, an d begin to wipe it th a t has the fo u rth is far aw ay in th e je h u drive slow ly along the
each month?
, etc .
T rade w ith the Philippines, know ­
out, w hile b u ild in g up the city too, Asia. I t is B ritish India, an d it
CURRY COUNTY TOST OFFICES AND POST­
Btreet.
ing th a t w hile it would be unm ixed
MASTERS.
iu.30 or at th e m ost 50 years, instead ranks forth in the num ber of its
“ I ’m going’ to have » fun’ral,” he
good to the Filipinos it would in ­
of going more heavily in d eb t all poscoffices.
■Chetoo............ 't • ■ • • .F4H. Blake.
explained, “an .’ I ’m the director,
ju
re
some
of
our
own
industries.
I
t
A nother co u n try th a t stands
IJa rb o r.. . . ' . . . . .. James McCutelien.
the tim e, as Boston, New Y ork and
the pallbearers and the whole show.
favors it because while we govern
Gold B each............ Miss Annie Doyle.
other large cities do. As a city we high in the list is Ja p a n . I t is
W edderburn............ ......... John Hume.
Any article not in stock will be ordered nt once, and if r o t satisfac­ the F ilipinos it is our d u ty to do
eleventh in the list for num ber of J u s’ drive along.’
Illlh e e ... a . . . ................J- K. Hall. to ry you do not have to take it. AH orders attended to pnénnptly. No the best th a t can be done for them, shall probably follow the usual ro u ­
A t Geary street he hired two
tine, however, increasing our debt postolfiees and it leads such Euro more cabs. T hen he led his Cortege
A gness. . . . . . . . . . . . - Mrs. J. D. Cooley.
an
d
also
because
rye
kuow
th
a
t
if
order
too
sm
all,
none
too
largo
to
handle.
C orbin.................. ...C h a s. R. Wilson.
about in proportion to our grow th, bean countries as Sw itzerland, to th e Palace an d opened negotia­
Protection is not made coincident
P ^ rt Orford. . . . . . . . . . Ames Johnston
b u t the county can and should plan Spain, P ortugal, Sweden, Norway, tions for all the disengaged wheel»
with the national boundary it can­
D enm ark.............................. J. S. Capps.
and work to get o u t of debt, as other the N etherlands, D enm ark, Belgium of the United C arriage Com pany.
L an g lo is.............................E. Rackleff.
not perm anently ehdure. I t has
counties have done, and as it ¡s e»- an d Greece.
JEckley,.......... .......... .....J . A. Haines.
H e failed to close any deal, however,
long been satisfied that th# logic of
T he land th a t has the sm allest
CouiageiLto do by th e exam ple of
b u t added several m ore coupes to
events would In-in’ about Free.
num ber of postoificss is the in d e­
■
his procession nt O’F arrell and Mar­
Tim ber Land, Act June 3 1878— T rade witli the islands whenever th ms tnto. —-TU
pendent republic of th e Congo. I t
J. H U N T L E Y ,
Notice
for
Publication.
609, Woodmen of tli
In tbe Ja n u ary num ber of thoO r- has 32. In these 32 it em ploys 77 ket streets.
oilier m eans than customs duties
I World, will meet at their Hall on the
Here he tried to hire a hearse by
could be m ade to produce adequate egon Law School Jo u rn a l, there is a men. E very now and then a letter
United States Land Office,
attorney
second and
Saturdays
of each
llio ilie j a & Counselor
a w n u o c io i at L a w : ,ll0ntb
All fourth
members
in good standing
Roseburg, Oregon, October 17, 3902. revenues for the island governm ent. scathing editorial on th e practice of
telephone, but did n o t succeed.
carrier is eaten by a lion or leopard.
Notice is hereby given that in
.
are invited to attend.
„ n
compliance with the provisions of In the passage or this bill by the “ starving” juries to g st them to ren The path of these bearers of the After discovering th a t he wept alone
.
Jf.OXARY .PUBLIC,
j
A. 8. JOHNSTON, C. C.
while th a t much of the world th a t
the act of Congress of June 3,1 House we reOognize.one m ore Step der decisions, th a t w ill be read with
A. J. M arsh , Clerk.
mail is through forest an d swamps.
1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
, ,
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O reoon .
G0I.D B each
| timber lands in theStatesof California, tow ard tlie accomplishment of a much interest by both members of Sometimes they m ust cam p a t nig h t was stirrin g on M arket street at 3:
' Oregon. Nevada, and in Washington ju s t and wise pud.
the legal profession and the people in places where wild beasts prowl 30 a. in. laughed with the well-paid
Territory” us extended to all Public
MRS. E. W. JE N S E N ,
driver», ho culled, the ceremonies
generally.
Thé law jo u rn al culls around them in the darkness.
B
ut
the
A
m
erican
peopla
will
em
­
Lund States by act of August 4, 1892,
Vdl Practice in all the Courts of this
, Andrew 15. Jensen, o f N o . 1. N. 4th St., phatically refuse to endure a p er­ for the enactm ent of a law “ that
done and allowed the m ourners to
FIN
E
MILLINERY.
- State.
U ncle Sam has some peculiar
' Portland, county o f Multnomah, State
return to th eir corners. I t rau»t
will
prevent
a
ju
d
g
e
in
whose
court
m
anent
"ju
g
-h
an
d
le”
arran
g
em
en
t.
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I of Oregon, has this day filed in this
mail routes him self. E ven in the
Public Land Cases a Specialty.
A complete fine of Ladies and Chil- ! office his sworn rtatement No. 3705 ffir I f we, as in d u ty bound, give the a ease is being tried from starving populous M iddle A tlan tic states have cost “ R ally” about $200 to
dren’s Trimmed Hats.
; (NEJ.) of section No. 84, in Township P hilippines our m arkets, we shall tbe ju ry into the rendering of a ver­ score» of his carriers have to drive, express bis opinion about this
J . II. UPTON,
Ready tc Wear Hats and Sailors con-1 No. 31 South of Range No. 13 west dem and th a t we also have theirs. d ict.” In the disoussionof th ep ro -
,
.
,
riile or climb along mads th a t aro m etropolis.
stantly on hand.
| »“ ''.^ ¡".“«er Proof to show thatthe land i
,
gough«7is’
more
vaiiiahle
for
ïts'
tîmbêr
I
The
A
mertuau
people
are
nnt
sordid,
posed
law,
the
paper
says:
“
If
a
Superior Judge J. W. H ughe of
old In d ia n trails. Some of his car
J .J 3 . C O M M I S W I O N E K .
Hats trimmed to order on short notice . | or gtone than for agricultural purposes. 1 , t
wq j| nut subm it to be loot- judge has not sufficient hum anity
iers have to be arm ed. Ho has Sacramento, lias entered ju dgm ants
i
and
to
establish
Ids
claim
to
said
land
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F o r t O rfo rd , O re g o n .
NOTARY PUBLIC,
before
and i Receiver
of ed. I t is now everyw here cqnced Jlü his person to prevent him rrom real w estern rough riders who go aggregating $82,525 «against Ihe
A
j e t U lt . the
LIIC Register (Aina
v u v i i ’ oi
I
this office a t Roseburg, Oregon, on ded that, we are doing a great deal i forcing a ju ry to agree through star
through defiles of the Rocky in o m S tate of California, on suits brought
Wednesday, the 8th day of April, 1903.
L anglois , C urry C o ., O^jyox,.
for the Filipiotls. And ourpeoplein I yàtiu» and sickness of ju ry m en oc-
E. W . JEN SEN ,
Hu names as witnesses:
tains on bronchos. He has In d ia n to recover on ooyote scalp claitus.
A. K. Peek, Montavilla, Oregon, E.
Added to these judgem ents is th a t
ealer in Town Low, anil improved J U S T IC E O F T H E P E A C E , 3. Wells, Camas Valley, Oregon. T. E. sist on getting some gain by it. We casioned by long fasting, a law ru n n ers au>l canocmuu in A laska,
t Bury, Joint Farmer, both of lloseourg, w ant their m arkets tor o u r good»)1 should he passed forcing such a
entered a couple of weeks ago in
and -Wild Land»-
AND
T he S»cr»tnry of the In terio r hax
Oregon.
an d it is rig h t th a t we should have, judge to be hum ane in the trla t-
favor of the National Bank of D. O.
Any and allpersonsclair.ingadverse-
Filings and Final Proofs Made on
N O T A R Y P U B L IC .
tra n sm itte d to the Senate a report
, ly the above-descrilie 1 lands are reijues- tliein. And it is not desirable to , m ent of a ju ry th a t m ay be em pati-
M ills & Co. of Sacramento, for $46,
lomesteads and Pre-emptions.
ted to fils their claims in this office on inake llieir financial condition so nei«d in his co u rt. I t ¡3 one of th e by tbe Commissioner of E ducation
•J80, m aking the total aw a rd s on
or before the said Kth «lay of April, 1903.
♦a»y by contributions from our own greatest outrages th a t can be perps on th e introduction of domestic scalp clnimsjiU20,505 to (late.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
agent
GENERAL CONVEYANCING.
pockets th a t-th eir governm ent shaH j trated on an A m erican citizen to reindeer in to Alaska. -It »hows th a t
U ennän A m er’ can
| ________ ______________ __ find no necessity for accustom ing j sernj a ju ry o ut to deliberate on a there are nine etations botwe.tr P oint T he fig h tin g rtrength of th e N avy,
I* À- !
when the vessels that are building
the F ilipions to burdens of internal verdict ju st before th e evening meal Barrow an d the M oravian se ttle­
Insurance Company, '
an d those th a t have beefi au th o riz­
m
ent
at
Bethel,
a
distance
of
700
H N F .Y
A T LAW .
tax atio n .—San Franemuo ‘‘C hron an d keep them locked up the whole
LIFE , F IR E AND MARINI..
1 Tim ber I.anil, Act June 3. 1878,—
m iles, where reindeer herds have ed by Congre.s, will be nearly four
icel.”
n ig h t, and in some instances for
M y r tle P o in t, O re g o n .
Notice fo r Publication.
been d istrib u ted . The n u m b er of tim es as great as it was when the
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, n ... ' more th an eighteen hours w ith o u ta
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. , JtealE state and Conveyancing.
T
hrough
the
enterprise
of
P
oft
,
1,1
1
‘
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fawn» born last yo»r an d still liv ­ war with Spain broke out, less than
United States Land Office,
,
, . .
,,
i
, morsel of food to e e t.”
five years ago. Tlrotl’ We had but
Probst» busrh
r n --p S s f o d à h
p o r I » >*fowb
- - - O re g o n . Roseburg, Oregon, November, 7, 1002. lan
d business m en, through th eir, .
ing is stated at 1651, w hich, the re­
four first class battle ships, nud one
Notice is hereby given that in cotn- cham ber of commerce, a p erm an en t
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,
,
_a r g / j -______ *_
, k
r
1 pliance with the provisions of Unmet of
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Despite the fact th a t hean q o u n ced port says, settles beyond a doubt tbs of tlie second class, whilo 15 more
Congress of June 3, 1878,entitled "An e x h ih ito f O iu g o n p r o d o c ts is to .b e
1
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. question of tbe successful in tro d u c of the firsVcluss have been built or
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~ >'P. J. LINDBERG,
. .
, IT .
Iifs Intention of never again attem p t
' act for the sale of timber InnJs in the
j . M. Ü T ÏL N ,
maintains«!
Rt
th
e
P
o
rtlan
d
U
nion
”
tion of reindeer in to A laska. The authorized beside# two arm ored
states of California, Oregon, Nevada ,,
, ' . .
,,
, .
’ mg to find th e north |>ole, Lieulcn
i and in Washington Territory,” as ex , Depot. Sixteen
th o u u « sau
ttte rn e y and Counselor a t Law,
» i x ^ n tn
» a .u d ^ dodare
, . r O %u; s Bolw P e flry )tb e A . rc tic e Ip lo r. report s iys th e E skim os m ake good cruisers.
to all the
Public
States by i . has been raised for th s purpo
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t tended
t of August
A 1392,
R Land
ter O’Connor
£
,
t(j * p b i,a(k lp llla d i.- herders and team sters.
T he prospevls for a uew exeoutive
B > A P iL > O lN , O H E G O N .
A lW p le te Line of Caskets,' Coffin» f f i k X X V i U V y ^
p tel, to the Times, declared, a t the
Regardless of party alfili.lio .ts D epartm ent to. be know n «s the
De, a rtm e n t of Commerce and La-
-
- W itf'T riinw t.™
doe his sworn sutm nent No. 3894, Ur exit,bits will be furnished by the I
at the depot. 1 « ’»el«»*’1’ ° f k c l,' re
1:18 the newspapers of the country Unite l-borare how regaW ad as excellent’
ffits upstairs, i r Èlsló^id» P.aJldliH ,■
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n
ir
n
m
n
n
»gs.
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purchase
of
thw
So
"then*
quart-.r
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| the pureiiaseoi n«w ™
«»•••“ • railroad coinpiiiiie»
he m am
a tam
i n eir
t a j i - n e d t o the
F ar N hfal
orth O deliver«!
O rders f a ie n f o r ’Tombstone» »«<» !’^ ^ i ’f^ X ' ' m ' ’,geJ ' ’ No. l ' f X t , ’ T he exhjl.il is to be
phi|rttJel
engraph- In declaring th a t T hom as B. Reed j
was one rtf the bratnest statesm en j
aud will offer proof to show that perm anently, an d all counties ii| tlie
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Cemetery R ailing.
th is land ever produced and th a t;
th
a
t,
provided
any
one
'th e
la n d
b O O ih t in m o r e e valuable
v*»u»w m , 1
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s • iea Society,
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. • ji.yi.O'iOat . . lii»di»po»
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FM3RT O R F U K D , O R E G O N .
foi it« timber or stone than for agricul- »late will be asked to »end
send mwci
"P*; I i “ ’ ' aW ,acw
his judgm ent» on public questions i
tural purposes, mid to ustabli»h hl» | ,„ens of th e ir product», which w ill,
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T T O K N E T akT L A W ,
'claim to said land before the Hugister,
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, he Would be willing to undertaku were w orthy of careful consideration.
lan.l «..culver oi this office a t R o s X r g ,' collected a t the I n i o . i Depot « lri
n ex t S u m m er in
In th is connection it ia in te re stin g ,
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of
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nual
enjl
vor
to
reach th e pole. to remember th a t Ids last puldic
RO StBU Rè. ORBt.ÔN.
I i k names a» witnesses:
m igrants from the east, who wi -
believe,! thA discov paper was d e v o id to a m ost earn est
Grunt
McMahan,
VS illiaui - Labcau,
of , - ^ —
u i. to view
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p w cticahle, ,1- dsfeuse of the Protective T ariff
Ely, Minn, A. E. Peck, of M ntavdla, |
WALTS tt-tWiTTON,
Oregon,
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of
Olalla,
Oregon,
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' u O Q V ÏL L E LITT. O R E G O N ;
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N O T A I T - T > V l» I a I C
ly the abovu-ilescriboil laud» are re-1
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was no land a n d Ui rt luc pole urulU b u t superficially of “T ariff revision”
In
P * '« * “ C '
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lho nU ' ‘1,
^ Ul;‘ would do w ill to read this arlielo.
Will ViistOUrry Codnty eumi-annually.
O U T O llF O r i) . ’ « R E O « !»
— Pei're H aute “'l'ribrtni-.”
J. T. BRIDGES, Register. I ta ry of th e In terio r H itchcock, who J secure a fouAmg on tlie northern
Eahur Couiiuiasioner t'a rro ll D ,
f,,ve<t superintendent» ns i shore of G rinnell L and, with the
d r . / . j . C a l d w e l l ,
-uperflons officer», thefc are now b u t proper supplies to unable him to W right »ay» th a t wages are higher
»IW» y*>vi wMtîier you e">oti«n*
B
r i T e-m iiliiir vrba-Y'o h a b it. N « 4 O -
in lire U nited Blutu-i now than ever
th a t ru n s on wheels.
r s w e ’ e i tfc« 4 e » ir - f®r to»M • « . w i A
/ n r a O i f two in tlw country, one for A xU o m ake “ a da.tb anroy» the ice packs.’ j
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naaml
New
Mexico
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for
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O R T ( » R F O B » ) OREGON. ! fea«ütb.
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Oregon, or a.-u.l to bold offl e , a t h e ’ t,w ard the pole during his Ia,L ex „..I a» great as high wag . m ig h t,
« n i voorb foras. Tak» If with
— » » ü l.jttll G».y,prraUtently *»n<
seases of Ladies and Children a Spec-
¿S ik x b ^ s.sr-s.rT 'S iit.to K aiiS i« . ' . . ,
edition
indicate.
b ov.tl, «»«ally e»r»sK.
roR8XLEHVDEaLERSGENE&AiXT^itfr
first of ttio year.
I peuition.
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STATS AND DISTRICT OTHCRR* :
,
DEALER IN
POUT ORFORD, OREGON,
NEW GOODS
Received by Every Stea-
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W of W Port Orford Ca,np
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