The Port Orford tribune., February 11, 1903, Image 2

THE TRIBUNE.
N a tio n a l A id fo r Q u od H onda.
A nd
liu iu i' d id n o t
F u lto n
Salem, Or , Feb. 4.—Two resolu-
tions to amend the constitution
WEDNESDAY. FEBRU ARY 11.1903. '
1 h * 1,111 uf R«P rM en t“ ti* e Brown-
were turuod down in (he House
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low, of Tennessee, pending in Con-
Salem, Or., Feb 4.—And Hum s, at Salem last week. One failed
OPPICIAL PAPER OF CURRY CO. Sr«’s, to give road-building national although he cime, did not vote for to pass and the other was in­
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--------- aid and supervision. is attracting Fulton, after all. That was today’s
definitely postponed. A third re­
isscsn btsky wannaanzr »vanuni. i discussion in the press. The title, development in the Senatorial con-
solution was adopted, the purpose
which embodied a synopsis of the test, and it was the only one.
being to give some enterprising
W- F. RILEY, - •
Proprietor.
____ measure, is “ A bill to create in the
'I don’t like the company in citizen a chance to test its validity
ED. RACKLEFF, Prop’r
department of agriculture a bereau which you newspaper men and I by getting it into the courts and
subscription RATES.
(Successor to F. M. Langioia.)
~ One Copy One „ T ear
»1.50
be known ns the bureau of public others have been placing me,” was i finally to the Supreme Court
KEEPS IN ST O C K ,
One cZpZThree^Months . . . . .. . . .
roads, and to provide for a system the greeting of Representative
The first resolution turned down 1
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of national, state and local cooper­
cooper- Hu urn« to the piess representatives was the change of lime of state
ation in the permanent improve­ this m orning.
tlectiona.from June to November
A dyibtisibo H at «« R rabo M ablc .
ment of the public highways.’’ It
It was after he had been sworn in I The other was to authorize state l A I t l G O O D S ,
is the purpose of Representative by Secretary of State Dunbar that nstitutiong at other places in the
B O O T H a n ti W IIO E H ,
OUR AGENTS:
Ilrownlow to press vigorously for he made this statement, the nature state than Salem, The two ,-eso
A. B. S abim , Langlois, Oregon.
H A R D W A R E»
the passage of the bill by the next of which was a complete surprise to lotions were adopted by the Legis-
C has . D ewkt , Gold Beach.
a u s
< ’ la
congres«, and as would be expected, all, for Hume had been claimed bv ! lature of 1001. The reason for the
A. II. Oaooa, Pigtol River, Oregon,
the proposed legislation has pow er-, the Fulton force and, passibly ba adverse action was that the
resolu And la (act, everything usually needed
j ful backing.
cause of his absence, had been con tions were proposed when other am
t Th« printed addreaa on jrour paper »
iu the country.
< ahows the date to w hich your mib- -
While national improvement of ceded to them.
( acriptlou is paid.
ondments were pending.
1 public highways may seem some “ l guess you have boen listening .to I
C A S H S A L E S urnount ng to $5 or
thing of a departure, it is, neverthe­ some one’s talk,” continued Mr.
B rie f N ew s N otes.
New York, Feb. 3— Jack Munroe
less, but a return to one of the early Hume. “But the report- th at I
1 |X>licies of the federal government would vote for Fulton was prema-1 and Tom Sharkey signed articles more will be allowed 10 per cent dis­
The ballot for Senator at Salem,
today f r a 20-round contest to lake count, except on F lour, on which no
last Friday, resulted as fallows: Before the railroad was thought wf, ture, I don’t care to be placed in place some time after four months. discount can be given.
Fulton 34;Geer 16; Wood 17; Mills the infant republic laid out and im­ that company; I have come all the Bids for the fight will be opened
, . T -n a
proved roads between im portant way from Sail Fiunciico with a M „ , n l . a
T. •
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i i . ,
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A s l w i l l d o m y own team ing, it is
13; Scattering, 7; absent, 3.
P rovided th a t th e m y intention to sell cheaper than good!
commercial centers, congress voting wound in my side to help elect
James K. Godfrey, the Democrat­
club securing the fight must be sat­ were evor sold on Floras Creek.
ic candidate for State Printer at the appropriations and regulating the Senator. Ws need a young, vig-1 isfactory to both men. Th® men
last election, has been appointed plan of work. After the railroad orous man for that place; one with agree to split the purse, 75 per cent
foremau of (he State Printing Office came, there, was no further aid of a good, strong stomach, so he can to the winner and 25 per cent to the
by his succtssfal opponent, J. It. the kind for wagon road./, but Uncle stand 20 years at Washington. Bv loser. The referee is to be agreed
Sam did not hesitate to help build the end of that lime he would be
Whitney.
on one month before the tight and ♦Vili be taken in exchange for goods.
a transcontinental railroad. I t will in a position to accomplish some
the Marquis of Qucensberry rules
The 300,000 gallon pum ping ma-1
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n»t lie forgotten, in this connection, good for the s ta te ”
G iv e m e a t r ia l a n d I w ill d o m y !
are to govern the contest.
chine at Rossburg was washed nto
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that ‘be government expended
And when his name was called
the river by the flood. The city s
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Col bett and Jeflries have signed
b e s t to p le a s e y o u .
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\ million or more in b u ild in g th e 1 on joint ballot, Hum e voted for
Without fire protection.
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articles for a match to take place
1 Chesapeake and Ohio canal.
Lawrence T. H arris, speaker of the June 30 at some point to be deter­
Mary Ann Mills, the oldest woui-
The improvement of public high- House. If tins was the day set for
an in Canada, is dead at her home in ways by the centra! government has the Fulton oonp, there must be mined on later.
Woodham. She was in her 116th
more to commend it than unity some badly disappointed people in
M any newspapers hare lately given currency
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CT ' frtrma ° f i n t SrnaI ¡ '» P - v .m .n t by the camp of the man from the
to report« by irresponsible parties to the effect
city
that
ty of Fermanagh, Ireland, on Oc-
congressional appropriation, but by the sea, for not only did Fulton
Many a garrison has been forced to THE NEWHOMESEWINQ MACHINECO
tober 18, 1788.
j the plan is ■certain to meet with not gain n lot of votes, but he did
ive up the fight and hang out the white* had entered a trust or com b in ation ; w e w ish
ag
o f surrender, when lack o f food has to nwure the public that there is n o f r w f Jh in
The New York State Legislature , formidable opoo’ition. The objec- not gain one vote even. I t is pro-
weakened the men past all power to such reports. W e bare been m anufacturing
sew ing m achines for over a quarter o f a centu­
is urged by the County Supervisors- lion, like many other objections to bable, though, that Fulton did not continue the struggle.
ry, and have established a reputation for our­
Manv a man Is selves
to bond the slate for $50,000,000 federal enactments of a conimenda- seriously Intend to m ak«
our m achines that is the envy o f all
HARDW ARE,
ns sup-
similarly starved others. and Our
“ N e w H o m e n m achine has
«nd appropriate $2,000,000 for the ble nature, is ta be found in our reme effort today, or
out of business. never been rivaled as a fam ily m achine.—It
if he did • so
His digestion is stands at the head o f all U i g h O r t u k sew ing
present year’s work on good roads. iimperiom in imperio. A state th a t ¡intend, he abandoned the intention
impaired. H i s m achines, and stands on its o t r i t merits.
f o o d does not T h e “ ATe w ir o m e "
Again the Boxers are becoming h*R f°r a cer>turv been making lib before the arrival of the hour for the
th e a n lg r e a llg
nourish him, and
G K A D S S e w in g 9 t a c h in g
nctive in China, and other rebels era’ appropriations for carrying out j o i n t session,
f o r l a c k of
a n th e m a r k e t.
It is not necessary for us to enter into a trust
ruid malcontents are creating dis- nn intelligent and permanent system
to save our credit or pay any debts as we have
,81. Paul, Minn., Feb. 4.—Coleman
turbances in portions of theem pire. of pwhlie road building within ita
strength to carry on
no debts tojiay. We have never entered in to
Younger, survivor of the three bro­ the struggle lie turns
com petition w ith manufacturers o f low grade
'Representative Hermann’s bill | ¡borders, and which is now in the thers who were sentenced to life liis store over to an­
cheap m achines that are made to sell regard­
less o f an y intrinsic merits. Do not be de­
other.
fixing the salaries of certain Coos
• ni°.vm8,’t of the fruits of such
ceived, w hen you w ant a sewing m achine don’t
imprisonment because of connec­
Dr. Pierce’s Golden
great
expenditure
and
labor,
is
sure
send
your m oney aw ay from hom e; call on a
county officers, which passed the
tion with the bank robbery and Medical D is c o v e r y
IVetr H o m e 99 D e a l e r , he can sell you a
to
do
some
tall
bucking
before
it
will
cures
diseases
of
the
better
m achine for less than you can purchase
House last week provides for the
murder at Northfield, Minn., in stomach and other or­
elsewhere. I f there Is n o dealer near you.
following salaries: Judge, $1000; suffer itself to be taxed to improve
write
direct
to us.
; 1876, was today granted a full par­ gans of digestion and
clerk, $1500; treasurer, $800; asses highways in new states, or in states don by the State Board of Pardons nutrition. It restores
THE NEW HOMESEW INQ MACHINE CO
strength to weak, nerv­
as old but too short sighted or poor
sor, $1000.
O R A N G E , ft/IA S S .
N e w Goods R eceived b y E ve ryS tesm er.
ous, run-down men and
on
condition
th
at
he
promise
never
N
ew York, Chicago 111., S t Louis, Mo., A tlan .
women.
to build good, durable reads.
U
.
Ga„
Dallas,
Tex.,
San
Francisco,
Cal.
State T reasurer Moors has receiv­
y ea rs ago I
It is a lamentable fact th a t road to p ace himself on exhibiton and b e g "A a n tx x to it b te e n afflicted
w ith
O U R M O T T O IS “ S M A L L P R O F I T S A N D 4 )U IC K BAL E *.**
ed from tlje national fund for dis­
that
he
leav.
the
State
of
Minne-
sto m ach tro u b le, also d ia r­
building a» conducted by the aver-
r h e a .” w r i t e s Mr. Wm.
abled soldiers the sum of $1700, be­
o f A n trim . Mo.
'age local supervisor is about as i sota never to return voluntarily. " W l a alters,
w arm w e a th e r it g rew
T im b e r L a n d , A ct J une 3, 1878,__■
ing Oregon’s share for the quarter
w orse, u n til it w ould th ro w
The
youngest
brother,
Bob,
died
effective and lasting as water pour-
m e in to a cram p in '? chill,
N otice fo r P u b lic a t io n .»
-ending December 31it, last. This
w a s tro u b led so o ften th a t
■ ed in a sieve. The first prolonged in the penitentiary ten years ago of I so m etim es th o u g h t m y
money is placed in the fund for the
en d h ad com e. T ried m a n y
consumption
Nearly
two
yerrs
rain puts the wayfarer back into the
United States L and Office,
rem ed ies, b u t th e y gave
Our buyer ia constantly in the market, and take» advantage . f .¡ |
o n ly te m p o ra ry relief. In
•upport and maintenance of the Or­
Roseburg, Oregon, November 7, 1002
same old slough of despond, hub- ago Coleman and James were par­ N ovem ber, 1S99, th o u g h t I
Notice
is hereby given th at in coin- prices, and we cannot be undersold. Our purpose it t . keep th . beat . f
egon soldier»' home at Roseburg.
w ould tr y D octor P ierce’s
oled,
under
the
terms
of
a
new
law
deep, and in the spring the tax-pay-
G o ld en M edical
D iscovery
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pltance with thejprovisions of the act
f ,‘,<
S *'fi'aOnmci«wion,th«i
i - s S S ; i s I i S C ongress
v R of r Ju
& - w
O S
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The summaries of the assessment ar proceeds as before. Macadam enacted for their special benefit » ig iit 1 d S f " '1
be as low at the markets aad tk .
Soon found I ha-1 sy m p to m s
rolls for 1902 of the several counties and other permanent roada are en- Last Fall, discouraged and poor in o “ n e ... left.
, ‘{"If b ack so tix:k th e six th
—
: f c S W S S S S f c ! ® »
« » - '“ * -
” » I » ~ i u ah c
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a n d it . cu
red me. i have enjoyed th e :
health,
and
h
is
inability
under
the
ciiatoiners
may be enured . f fcir aad
as ex-
of the state were made publio Sat orinously expensive, though it is
su m m e r, an d th e cred it a ll b e l o n n
te y
to all the Public Land Statee honest dealing.
to y o u r G o ld en M ed ia n n taco v ery ? I « S
b tended
law
to
m
arry
the
woman
of
bis
Mr day at Salem. They »how that the true th at the average country town-
e x p re s s m y m a n y ’ lh a u lc . to Or. Pierce r ^ h l i
“ V R C t o f August 1, 1892. Grant. Me-,
W ords can- M a b a u , of Ely, f O lii ttV of St
L o tlis
total taxable value of the property aliip, where road working is re- choice, Jim shot and killed himself rem ed y , for it d id s o m uch ¿ - for S me.
e n , ,« th e » !
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W. r. K E R R , M aaagei.
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fttatem en t l^t th e re
of the state is $148,099,001.65, as spectably prosecuted, in the course in his room in this city. Cole’s ¡Sswcring^
th is unite nis sworn statem ent No. 3893,
KFeat * ,casure
friends
some
time
ago
sought
his
for
th
e
purchase
of
the
Southwest
q
u
a
r­
against $141,398,513.96 for the year of years pays more for its treach-
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cleanse the ter (SW 1) of section No. 34, in Town­
1901. Every county reports an in- erous dirt roads than it would have full pardon, but their petition was bowels and stimulate the sluggish liver. s h ip No. 31 South, Range No.
14 west, and will offer proof to show
denied. Recently he filed a petiti­
crease in valuations except K lam -' paid for a serviceable pike.
th at the land sought is m ore valuable
on on his own behalf and this has
ath, Umatilla and Yamhill.
for its tim ber or stone than for agricul­
W ashington, Feb. 5.—Court
T im ber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— tural purposes, and to establish his
The House committee on pen- Quadit, first secretary, who prior to now been granted.
claim
to said land before the Register
N otice for P ublica tio n .
and Receiver of th is office a t Rose­
•ions authorized a favorable report the arrival of Baron Sternberg, had
Chicago, Feb. 4. -A blizzard,
burg, Oregon, on Monday, the 25th dav
o n the Senate bill to increase the j entire charge
of May, 1903.
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o- of
-- th® German
. —... nego which was felt most severely on the
U nited States Land Office,
He names as w itnesses:
B o w b u rg , O regon, Dec, 16, 1902.
pensions of nil Mexican W ar veter- tiations here, today had a long great lakes, swept last night and
Peter O Connor, ft illiam Laheau, of
Notice is hereby given that in com pli­
ana from $8 to $12 per month. The conference with
Bowen regard t0(,ay over t*,e wl|ole Middle West.
.. . Mr,
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ance with the pi ovisions of the act of Ely, M inn., A. E. Peck, of M ontavllla, i
number of Mexican W ar survivors iag details of proposition under 11 burieJ »ailroads in snowdrifts C ongressof Jim . 3. 1878, entitled “ An Oregon, L. 8. Wells, of Olal’.a, Oregon.
Any and all personsclaim ingadverse­
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. f act for the sale of tim ber lands in the
■on the pension roll» ia shown by a consideration that the allies receive many feet deep, toredown
telegraph States of California. Oregon, Nevada, ly the above-described lands are re­
report from the Pension Com mis preferential treatm ent for three wires, put a stop to electric lig h t! al,1,1 WashinKK>n Territory,” aaextend- quested to file their claim s in thisoffice
i .v
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,
.
i ctl to all the Public Land Stales bv act on or before said 25th dav of M av, 1903
«¡oner to be about 3900.
months. Mr. Bowen assured the plants and thus left business in s of August 4, 1892, Charles T. Bliimen-
J. T. BRIDGES, Register. I
state
of
paralysis.
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rotlier, of Langlois county of Curry,
Prinevill®,Or., Feb. 2.— As a re Court that he would mako no dig
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State of O re-ou,has t Ids dav filed in this
suit of an investigation made by L. tinction between the allies them
. now was accompanied by an e x - 1 office h is sworn statem ent No. 4144. for TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 187«
Notice for PuW ication.
L. Sharp, inspector of the General selves, the three to receive identi tr e m .ly h ig h w ind w hich iu many
VuSc,b*.se of- "" i NWUE} NW},
, .. ,
, ! Lota 1, 2,) of section No. 19, in Towu-
places tore down , leleglaph
Land Office, warrants are out for J. ca‘ treatm ent.
poles ship No. 31 south, range No. 14 west,
n ‘k ‘d S tates Land Office,
W. Lusk and W. U. Simmons, of
Thi s fact has been cabled to ller- an<1 wire# a,,d uprootetl trees.
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proof to show that Losenurip Oregon, November 7, 1902,
„ u . o i v o I.er I
the land sought is more valuable for Its
Notice is hereby given th a t in com -j
Boise, Idaho, who have been living lin and Rome No answer has yet
Ahicago was fur some tliue today tim b er o r stone tfaau for agricultural pliance
with the provisions of the a c t
cut off from all communication with I,u.rl,OHe8> and to establish his claim to of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
here, on n charge of obtaining mon- j
received from any of the all
• i -
, i ,,,
said laud before J. H. ITnton. V M ' An aet for the sale of tirulier lands in
«y under false pretenses, a mail ns to when they will raieo the block to ew o ild . Cleveland was in the Commissioner, atJiisofllceatLanglois, the
States of California, Oregon, N eva-!
named l'ilzsimmons being th® com­ ado or ns to what their nttitude is sarno plight. Railroads could onlv Currv oounty, Oregon on Saturday, the da, and in W ashington T erritory,” as
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,
■ 7th day of March, 1>S>3.
extended to all the Public Land States
plainant. It is said these men h av e! regarding the last proposition of be operated by signal, so that trains
He names as witnesses:
JohmL.
An- by act of A ugust 4, 1892. W illiam La-
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derson, Jam es P. Olsen, Thom as John- beau, of Ely, county of St. Louis, State
had to feel their way.
victinhied sortie 70 people by p re -' Mr, Bowen,
, 's o n , all of Denmark, Oregon, 8. N. B. of M innesota, has this d a y filed J
The blizzard reached the O nio H unt, of B andon, Oregon.
lending to |«cate limber lands for j Continued confidgncs exists here
in this office his sworn statem ent
them . They would shew the vie-11*1*1 the activity displayed by Bar- Valley in time to check a flood ! ''■•y “nJ «H persons claim ing ndverse- N o . 3892 for the purchase of the S o u th -'
qu arter (SW il of section No.-
tiiu a fine bedy of timber that was
Sternberg and his sincere desire which reached th . danger point at & f t o f l i ^ d r
e on or *>o, ill tow nship No. 31 south, ran^e
before said 7th day of M arch, 1903.
n o t open to location. Then they to settle the dispute will in the end Cincinnati tonight.
14 west, and will offer proof to
J. T. BI; IBGK8, R e g iste r.
show th a t the laud sought is more v alu­
would file for him on some worth avail to secure an agreement at
able for its tim ber or stone than for ag­
Alaska
is
undergoing
the
severest
less land. The two men have dis W ashington. The President is well
ricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said land before the Register
appeared.
pleased with the attitude of Barpn W inter that lias visited the North
M O T IC E .
and R eceiver of this office a t Roseburg,
ern country in 20 years. Even the
Oregon, on M onday, the 25th dav of
Traffic on the Coos Bay railroad Sternberg.
! Eskimo», who are accustomed to the
J
Notice is hereby given to all whom it May, 1D03.
He named as witnesses:
lias been at a stand still the past
The cheese factorisa throughout
ar* suffering The little cod- may concern, Hot to enter upon *»r trog-
G rant McM ahan. P eter O’Connor, of
week. Tim Hood on the Coquille tJl# country are about all shut down fishing schooner Pearl, rhich has pa»0 in any m anner upon the land of Ely,
M inu., E. 8. Wells, of Olalla, Ore­
arrived from the Ni
op.r,tioi,8. b„, lh .
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I.,
io r m e puriMisc gon, A. E. Peck, of M ontavilla, Ore­
of the condition
of
gon.
1 i
,
* " a *r’ ,lu *"8 | fishing, or bun'iiis-w ith guns or.locs.
quietus took place when the train 1,18 m05t profitable one the Tilla- ieebc
icebound land. The Pearl comes Also not to leave an v gate open on go-
Any and all persons claim ing ad­
h a tide walked out Monday «Doming, u’°°k dairym en have ever exper- from Unga, Alaska, with
versely the above described lands are
inK th
oth, ■rwise
vith 18,000 • .....
'»N
rough, or *_y
otherwise
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--- trespass in requested to file th e ir claims in this of­
refuaing to take train out unless it fenced, says the Tillamook lode codfish. Her officers state th at the auy n,an»er. Any jierson or persons fice on or before said 25th day of Mav.
so entering upon said
s a id premises with­
3
ft as accompanied by one more brake pendent. As a result of their pro thermometer at Unga fluctuated : out our consent will be prosecuted to 1903.
between
10
an
d
12
deg
below
zero.
the full extent of the law.
J. T. BRIDGES, R egister.
m an than thatallow ed. There had eperitv they are clearing more land
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In fact, a Foil Line of General Hardware,
JG E L BON D.
S ’J T
? th# p a ,t
¡»creasing their herds, improving! Snow has fallen, covering the ground
0HA8. FDRTY,
to a great depth. The white men '
N O T IC E .
MRS. CATHARINE FORTY.
£ n ^ Pv
I0 '*!.’
P re m ia ., buying belt.. urnL
w
mat,V B U,8CO,M tu r'- Presenting their fam ,be. with ' residing in Unga were greatly affect- ,
td
by
the
cold
The
crew
of
the
i b i d tba bova'arTcml
i**"] p,ltn0*' " ^ v in g their families to
All persons are hereby warned not to '
, v .. . - boT8. " ’* ° 1 l{>8y intend town to give their anna and datigh Pearl also suffered.
trespass upon th e lands of th e u n d e r-!
ty ask for an
increase
of
wages
and
U
rs"bettw
T
»elinZl>r>>r?>u
*°a
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8'
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*’8nrl
a
^'a
r',
tiroo
fight-
signed,
situated in 8txes River Precinct, I
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I " « " ’ * "d te"
echool privilege», taking
H aving engaged in the Hardware business, a share of thefpoblie pat
C urry county, O regon, for the purpose
le isu re tr
i. S to
I° th
» eld homro in *“••*•* W*Y ®Mt of th» I®». For 15
« will
1 2 today properly
PT r,y place
P ' ^ ^ their
- r g griev
n . v » pleasure
trips
then
n r .iK .f L - .n .
.... . |,lM?."r* tr lPs t° then »Id homes in days the schooner lay motionless in
' .' u g ^ & Z Z t o f X V L ^ g a t o o,wn r° D ,ie " ’Oheited- F‘ ir de’ Hng and
guaranteed
a e t or to California, and some an ice field, 200 miles from Unga.
4h«rs is h»pes th at the matter will ^ of « K them
Ion
going
throngh,
o
r
otherw
ise
trespass
I
retiring from business,
B M T in T n « W o n i.B ,
bs staaightsaad out inside « f ]g j Oh, it pays to own a dairy farm in I Only by strenuous efforts was Cap 1 ISvwila,
«Mim w«,. Uisurp««^. aeWMllV in any m anner.
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A ny person so trespassing will be!
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j Tillamook County!
prosecuted to th e fu ll e x te n t of the law. 1
( from the pack and reach Open water.
_ ron sate bt nxAtJxa ocsrnaLLT. tu r
MRS. RACHAEL AYERS.
V o te
fo r
DairyviUe
Store
The Pacific
GROCERIES, (the best only, Furniture and
a i
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Lumber Company,
Port Orford, Oregon,
Keep a Pull and Complete Stock of
Butter, E ® and Hides,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOTINANYTRUST
S T A R V E D O UT.
g
CLOTHING, DRESS GOODS,
O il s BITS AND RUBBER BOOTS.
Graniteware, Tinware,
Glassware and Crockery.
Orders taken for any article not kept in stock.
E. H. CHEE VER,
D K A I Æ I I T7V
Groceries & Provisions
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
GRANITEWARE,
STOVES & RANGES.
DOORS <fe WINDOWS,
PAINTS <fe OILS.
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Langlois, Curry County, Oregon.
FRAZER A X L E