The Port Orford tribune., June 24, 1903, Image 1

P O R T
O K F O lìlh
O R E Ö O X
W K O N E H R A Y
Ai l is pouring in from outside
points.
Senator Stewart, of Nevada, tells
The wreckage is being burned after
a new story of Mark Tw ain’s a p ­
STATE AND DISTRICT OFFICERS:
having been searched for bodies.
W ithout other warning than a
prenticeship. The humorist win)
V S. Senators—J ilin H . M itchell anil
few
preliminary claps of distant
My hair was falling out and
Joseph Simon, both of Portland.
Ione, June 16.—Leslie Matlock, was to make the world laugh was
turning gray very fast. But your
thunder, the worst calamity that
C ongressm an, F irst D istrict B inger
Hair Vigor
stopped .......
the ....................
falling and
a stockmon of Morrow County, is then employed as a reporter in Car-
Vi
ever came to the Pacific Northwest
H erm ann, ol Kosebnrg.
restored the natural color.” —Mrs.
sou City, and was on duty one eve­
E. Z. Benomme, Cohoes, N. Y.
G overnor—Geo. E. C ham berlain S a­
descended upon the towns of Hepp credited with saving the lives of ning in the City Council when the
more than 200 people living be­
lem.
ner, Lexington and Ione, almost
tween H eppner and Ione by his session was presided over by a
S ecretary of State—F. I. Dunbar, Sa­
It’s impossible for you
wiping them out of existence. Ter
municipal statesman of exceedingly
lem.
not to look old, with the
rible loss of life is known to have wild ride of Sunday night. W ith pompous manner, who cherished no
State T. oasurer—C has. 8. Moore, Sa­
the roaring torrent behind him,
color of seventy years in
resulted and by some is estimated
lem.
Matlock galloped down the hanks great fondness for young Clemens.
your hair 1 Perhaps you
Supt. P ublic In stru ctio n —J . II. Ack-
at 500, although details are impos
This councilman, ordinarily of no
of Willow Creek, shouting:
PORT ORFORD, OREGON,
are seventy, and you like
erm an, Salem.
sible to obtain. Rough estimates
“ The flood is coming. Run for intellectual resources, became hope­
State P r i n te r - J . R W hitney, Salem.
your gray hair! If not,
place the property damage at more
lessly confused in a parlim entary
A ttorney G eneral—D. B. N . B lack ­
your lives!’’
use Ayer’s H air Vigor.
than a million dollars.
tangle. Finally a motion was made
b u rn , Salem,
He passed one stock ranch after
In less than a month your
Heppner, June 16.—This city is
C lerk State I.and B o ard —M. L .C h a m ­
another, where the inhabitants to expunge from the records a cer­
gray hair will have all the
a heap of ruins. Twisted tree trunks
berlain, Salem.
tain matter which the presiding of-
J o in t Senator fo r Coos and Curry—T-
dark, rich color of youth.
against which are piled masses of were peacefully gathered beneath floer was extremely anxious should
$1.00 a bold;. All drojjisn.
M. D imm ick.
I wreckage mark the residence dis­ their roofs, listening to the patter not become part of local history.
Jo in t R epresentative for Coos and
If your (Irtiffciot cannot supply you,
tricts. Scattered throughout this of the warm rain, so welcome to The motion, having been seconded,
C urry—R. D. Hume, W edderburn.
send us one dollar and y ' 0 will express
I
wreckage are the bruised and dis­ the stockmen of that region. They was eagerly passed.
vou
a
bottle.
Bo
sure
and
g
iro
the
name
Ju d g e, 2d Ju d icial D istrict J . W.
of vour n earest express offlee. A ddress,
7
J . C. A V EIt CO., Lowell, Mass.
torted bodies of the dead. The death heeded the cry of the her-eman
H am ilton, Roseburg.
“The matter has been ordered ex­
and without waiting to save any
Prosecuting A ttorney, 2d Ju d icial Dis-
list will number about 300.
punged,”
declared the presiding
valuables rushed for higher ground,
tric t—George M. Brown, Roseburg.
W h a t is t h e M a tt e r W it h O u r
The advancing flood swept down only to verify the tru th of young Councilman, gravely, “and tho
U. S. C om m issioners—J. H . U p to n , I
P
u
b
lic
S
c
h
o
o
ls
?
KEEPS IN STOCK,
the main streets sweeping all before Matlock’s warning—and still the Clerk will proceed—to expunge. , l t
Langlois ; J. H untley, Gold Beach. ,
should be effectively wiped out,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
If the public schools are not good it. Buildings collapsed like houses rider dashed on.
obliterated, and totally destroy­
of
cards,
and
were
broken
to
kindl­
C ounty Ju d g e —E. A. Bailey, Gold
J
enough for the children of the rich,
The brave stockman knew that
ing wood while their inmates, over­
ed.” He paused to notice the effect
Beach.
, ,
cultivated
and
refined
they
are
not
the
home
of
his
parents
in
lleppner
I I H Y <J< » O l » » ,
County Commissioners—F . II. Blake,
whelmed by the sudden catastrophe,
of his sentence of annihilation.
good enough for anybody, unless
had just been carried off by tho
C hetco; C. W. H aines, Eckley.
could be seen fighting for their lives
Where gentlemen,” he asked, “ will
we
are
to
adopt
the
repulsive
theory
flood and he was sure lie had lost
Sheriff—J. G. W alker, Gold Beach.
in
the
mad
rush
of
waters,
while
you
have the expunged matter de­
that
they
are
charity
institutions.
C ounty C lerk- George W. Sm ith,
relatives dear to him as lile itself,
Gold Beach.
If a growing number of persons many persons on higher greund but he also know th a t the people posited and placed?”
County T reasurer—Jam es C aughell,
Mark Twain caught the attention
who can afford pri vate schools neg­ stood by helpless to save them.
along down Willow Creek could
The
scene
of
desolation
and
ruin
W edderburn.
of
the councilman nearest him.
lect the public schools there is
still be sa’'ed, and so he lost no
A ssessor-A . H. Post, P ort Orford .
is
indescrible.
Wreckage
and
“
Let
the expunged m atter be worn
something wrong about these. The
time in making up his mind what
School S u p t.—W m. 8. G uerin, Lang-
original theory of our free-school mud is all over, while the air is to do. Were it not for his under the Chairman’s hat,” he sug­
Surveyor—D. Cunniff. Jr., Gold Beach.
system was that it should afford heavy with the smell of preserva­ presence of mind and selfsacrifie#, gested; “ no one would ever think of
meetings of y if . courts .
the best education so far as it went, tive chemicals. The homelese are the list of dead and missing would looking there for anything.”
C ircuit C ourt meets F ourth M onday in
leaving those ajile to pay for being cared for in the courthouse, be much greater than it is today.
Salem, Or., Juno 17.—The United
H
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rd
w
a
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,
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w
a
re
,
G
la
s
s
w
a
re
,
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rockery.
A ugust of each year.
education of their children to carry schoolhouse and in the residences of
The night was dark and the road States Indian Training School Band,
C ounty C om m issioners C ourt m eets
them on after the public schools those whose homes did not stand in down the canyon was rough and of Chemawa, will start on a big
first W ednesday in Jan u ary , April,
FLOUR and FEED always on hand.
were done with them. Up to the the line of devastation. The cour­ stony, but still the rider kept on. conceit tour of Oregon and the
J u ly and Septem ber of each year.
age
of preparing for college child­ ageous workers of the town are re­
“ Flee for your lives; the flood is Pacific Northwest next Monday.
P robate C ourt meets first Monday in
Orders taken for any article not in stock.
ren of rich and poor, educated and ceiving the bodies in Roberts Hall, coming; don’t wait to save a thing 1”
each m onth.
On tho south trip it will give
Orders taken for Suits, and fits guaranteed.
CUBBY COUNTY POST OFFICES AND POST­
ignorant, humble and refined, and cutting away their clothing And. the roarinn torrent „close be
concerts
at Albany, Eugene, Rose­
MASTERS.
rubbed elbows in the
public with sharp shears they wash the hind, emphasized his pleadings. burg, Medford, G ran t’s Pass and
mud
from
the
bruised
and
battered
C hetce................................... F - H ' B1»k e-
schools, to the advantage of both,
He readied Lexington, nine Ashland, and on the northern trip
H a rb o r.....................Jam es McCutchen.
one gaining grace of manner and dead and when they are identified miles away, ahead of the flood. it will stop in Portland and all of
G old B e a c h ............ Miss Annie Doyle.
the other breadth of view. The they are placed in hastily constructed Here a number of cozy dwellings,
W ed d erb u rn ...................... Jo h n Hum e.
the principal points in the Puget
public schools were as democratic rough board boxes and hurried out church and mill lay in the path
Illih e s ................................. J R. H all.
Sound country and as far north as
to
the
graveyard,
where
a
body
of
A g n e w .................... M rs. J. D. Cooley.
as the churches pretended to be and
the torrent must take. Had it not Victoria B. C. The tour is expect­
citizens
are
serving
ns
a
burial
O phir................................W . E. Burrow.
more democratic than any associo-
been for Matlock’s ride at least 50 ed to extend about six weeks. The
C o rb in ........................C ms. R. W ilson.
,
residents of Lexington alone would
tions of adults could be. Is it so 8q“^ i
P o rt O rford....................................... Ames Jo h n sto n
Eighty-three were identified and I
,
. ,
. , , . band will be accompanied by Oscar
now?
Let
any
one
old
enough
to
*
have been carried away with then Norton, the celebrated fullblood
D en m ark ................................ J-
compare one generation
with buried yesterday. Here and there homes that are now piles of
L a n g lo is ..................................................L. RacklelT.
Indian high tenor vocalist, who
E ck ley ............................... J- A. H aines.
another recall the public-school the searchers observe a bit of color driftwood in the waters of the
will render operatic selections at
in
the
wreckage
and
pulling
away
associations of his childhood and
Columbia River.
every
concert, and by tlie two
then observe the' associations in surrounding debris they discover a
Below Lexington many pros­ Pliilipino boys, Manuel Robles and
J. HUNTLEY’,
child;
or
a
mud-stained
bit
of
linen
which the education of hisand his
perous stock ranches stood, and at Cence Rodrigue«, who came from
All goods not giving satisfaction can be returned, and money refund­ neighbors’ children is carried on. marks where a body has lodged in
lM tysville quite a galhering of Manila with the Second Oregon
Attorney & Counselor at Law
the e drift.
of m
the e rccov-
recov- .
d ritt. When
ivnen one oi
I t is notorious that the rejgn of th
ed, providing the goods are returned in good order.
, ,
i
. i .1 uti l dwellings are clustered. And the Volunteei Regiment, and are a t­
bodies happens to be the child
-
. ,
academic pretense, sham accom­ ered
,
.
■ in tre p id rid e r k ep t on. 1 lie n ig h t tending the school, who will give
NOTARY PUBLIC,
of one
the e seaehers the silillt
sight is I
1
th
,
..
,
plishment, industrial faddery and n fn , n fl of
,
i
i
i i
darkened and the rain co n tin u e d , an interesting exhibition of l’hili-
sad
and
pathetic
beyond
descnp-
O
reu o n .
tyannical routine is driving out ol
G ol » B rach
but there were scores ot lives yet to pino specialties.
the public schools not only the lion.
be saved and at Ione Matlock
Coffins are in evidence, and ex­
Timber Land, Ad .fune 3. D P s—No­ best teachers, but the children of
Because Rear Admiral Coghlan
reached a telephone by which tho
Will Practice in all th e Courts oí this
tice tor Publication.
MRS. E. W. JEN SEN ,
those persons best qualified by press wagons are being driven peopls between thero and Douglas dumped into the sea $40,000 worth
State.
their own education to judge what rapidly up, containing the dead »8 were enabled to save themselves in of gunpower from the cruiser
U nited S tates Land Office,
FIN E MILLINERY.
Public Land Cases a Specialty.
Skinner Fork,
Roseburg, Oregon, January 31, 1903. I mev y wbijv
w an t tor
for th
e ir vuudren.
ch ild re n . N ot they are recovered.
vuwir
plenty of time. Ione itself had a l­ Olympia, an expert investigation
x-
.. is hereby . n given
v o i i ♦ th
11•»f
r ttr t. I
J -
. Notice
at i n in n coin-
Stevenson’s
Canyon
and
Balm Fork
i „nmnlete line of L adles and Chll- pliance w ith th e provisions of th o a c to f o n ly th e ch ild re n o f th o rich seek
ready been warned by tho brave having shown that the explosive
a r X X m e “ H ats
I iongress * of June-3’
J. H. UPTON,
Ju n e 3, - 1x7« entitled “.4
"A n " n riv
• ale
. sehoo
schools—th at might be all empty into Willow Creek. Three Kcrnan, whose heroism had cost bad deteriorated so seriously as to
dren’s Trimmer! nais.
I act for the sale of tim b er lands in th e Prlv a le 8U,O° 9
. roaring torrents poured down these
U . S . C O M M I S S I O N E R - Ready tc W ear H ats and Sailors con- ; stateg o{ California, Oregon, N evada, mere v a n ity — b u t persons ot CUll-
him his life. The telephone nnf- threaten the safely of the vessel, he
’
stantly on hand.
X ^ ' M ^ P u b l i u X ^ d 8 t a & « « who can ill afford it practise three streams to form the white wall sa^e could go even faster than the is to be censured by the Navy
notary pu blic ,
Hats trim m ed to order on short notice. ))y a ( t o[ August 4, 1832, M ary F. selfdenial to give th e ir ch ild re n th e of water that caused the destruction, brave rider, whose horse was by Department for wasting govern­
P o r t O rfo rd , O reg o n .
of
fmTThVs day I advantage of the best instruction desolation and ruin.
this time well-nigh
exhausted ment properly. It is interesting to
L anglois , C urry Co., O regon .
Hinton Creek furnished a 10 foot
filed in this office his sworn sta te m e n t1 a n d the best associations.
This hero of the great Oregon s peculate upon the probable action
No. 4384,for th e purchase of th e Lots 9
Tj j
, j be no great m atter if flood to join in the work of de­ disaster is a Morrow County boy. of the department in case the
E. W . JEN SEN ,
Dealer in Town Lots, and Im p ro ied
and 10 and NJ of S E I, of Section No. I
?
One of the incidents
J U S T I C E O F T I I E P E A C E , * in Township No. 32 South, of R ange noth in g m ore w ere inv o lv ed th an struction.
and W ild Lands.
His father was E. L. Matlock, powder had been allowed to remain
that stand out is the heroism of
No. 14 west, and will offer proof to show the
h money cost t to
t
pur90n» w
persons
who
Sheriff
of Morrow County, who in the Olympia’s magazines and an
F ilin g s and Final Proofs Made on
AND
th a t the land sought is inure valuable
Lester Matlock, who, with Bruce
for its tiinlier or stone th a n 'f o r agri­ abandon the public schools. I t is
died a few years ago. He has two explosion had sent her to tho
> O T A H Y W I 5 I .I U '.
Hom esteads and Pre-em ptions.
cu ltu ral pm
purposes,
and ----------------------
to estab lish his small hardship to have to pay for Kelly, rode down the valley warn­
jioov«,----
sisfers in Portland, Mrs. A. A. bottom.—Daily Journal.
I C claim
said -----------------------
land before th
Register
I O I 1 I 1 to OA.AVA
- - - e
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ing the ranchers ami residents of
ii nd Receiver of this office, at Roseburg, an education. Like other things,
GENEP.AL CON VEY AN CING .
Roberts, wsfe of United States
Oregon, on Tursdav, the 9th day of it is valued in proportion to the Lexington and Ione of the approach­ Deputy Marshal, and Miss Bertha
Covered with dust and mud, the
agent
Ju ly , 1903. She names as w itnesses:
ing destruction.
Lexington was
Edward Wells, of Cantus Valley, Ore- effect required to get it. But see
Matlock, who is at present visiting ouly fueling inspired by the Chinese
L. A. ROBERTS,
German American
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?.hy '?f A'1? “ ’ 9 re,?,oni the effect of the abandonment upon badly wrecked, but Ione escaped in at her sister’s residence, 210 Seven­ beggar is th at of disgust. In ^the
John M urphy, Charles H aines, both of 1,10 c
,
a T T O K A U V
A U I ,A W
jury.
Insurance Company, E ugene, Oregon.
the public schools themselves.
th street. Al Roberts was at Pen­ m atter of diet he is not fastidious;
Any
and
all
persons
claiming
adverse-
T
licy
w
jjj
Kraduallv
lose
the
I
George Conner and wife, with Dr. dleton on ofllcial business when the he may often be seen fighting with
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r
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tuev
wm
gradually
M yi le P o in t, O regon .
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE.
i ly the above-described lands are re-
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quested to file th eir claims in this of- democratic char-actor which has McSworil and John Ayers, were at sad news of tho Heppner disaster tho dogs and vultures for his
lice on or before the suid 9th day o f, bcen their chief merit, not only as ■ Conser’s home.
Seeing the ap was received, and he immediately dinner. Ilia ruling
passion is
Probate business a specialty.
Real E state and C onveyancing.
Ju ly . 19H3. j t ________
b k h x J ES, R egister,
social and educational, hut as i preaching flood Mrs. Cotiser begged started for the scene.
u
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gambling,
and
frequently
may he
f o r t O rfo rd , - - - - O r e g o n ,
T imber L and , A ct J cm : 3, 1878,— 'political institutions,
prepairing them all to seek safely upstairs.
Ione, Or., June 16.—As a town of be observed in company with four
N otice FOR P ublication .
] for citzensbip. Moreover
they | i)r. McSword and John Ayers ran homes Lexingtou is gone. T hir­ or five of his associates, feverishly
p . J. LINDBERG & SO N
J. M. UPTON,
will lose the wholesome influence from the bouge, Mr. Ayers to try to teen families are without shelter playing dice or dominoes, the stake
U nited States Land Office,
.
. .
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Attorney anti Counselor a t Law, Funeral
Directors.
Roseburg, Oregon, Jan u ary 21, 1903. as critical or appreciative patrons gave his family. Both were swept
.p t thal rovjrie,| |,y vbe public being usually a handful of rice.
F i^ w iu h b e " ^ “
^
of those persons of education who away and drowned. Mr. Conser and ,
whero vhay hav0 taken The beggars of Pekin are a power.
B A T N l íO N í, O R E G O N .
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ance wmi u
Congress
of
Ju
n
e
3,
l«;s,
entitled
“
An
in
th
e
m
a
in
p
ay
tax
es
for
th
e
ir
w
ife
n
a
rro
w
ly
«scaped
d
ro
w
n
in
g
.
)eil.
abode
sin es th o flood of They consitute a sixtli of the total
A Complete Line of Caskets, Coffins Congress of
.
! r»r»t
fnr
til« ^ B ' ^ n i r o ^ K ’ Nev^a:
^
r
d
C
|
Th‘',r
',OU9:
W
M
I
last
Sunday
night.
Th. monetary population. They form a society,
Olflc« upstair», in Eldorado Building
and Trimmings.
and ill W ashington T erritory,” as ex- w ould los« a g re a t d eal o f th e ir a q u a rte r of a m ile and lodged alo n g
, .
..
loss is comparatively nothing when headed by tbe “ king of beggars.”
Orders taken for Tombstones and tended . to
States
Au“g
• iiS .- Land
H uW
'M Mul-
u by
i- F « " ' " ' . . p i . . « Americani char lhe bank, allowing Mr. ^ d M rs.:
.. .
His autiiority is recognized by all
. all o the
. ; n . ; Public
ties are so suddenly
Cemetery Railing.
Iligan,
<4 a after
they
j
ligan, of Vancouver, county
oi
c te r ¡f
it tn
e y became
uccauie chiefly
cin eiiy the
me Conser
conser to eecape.
escape, Some
.-sm.» remarkable
leum.
W hen th e torn
GEORGE M. BROWN,
torrent came his subjects,over whom heorrogates
P O R T O R F O R D , O R E G O N . (C lark , S tate of W ashigton, has this i r(;j-u„e
o[ j those who
CgCapes are reported. Robert H
Ilynd
'
j.
bo can command cgcapeg
ynd ' *'
, .
I dav llleil in th is office his sworn state- re lu r>
”
,
. 1
J .
„
• „ d o w n Willow Green, it l«ft the to himself the power of life and
A T T O R N E Y a t l a w ,
m ent No. 4350, for the purchase of the no ot her means Tif education. It is anll \V. W. Lipsett, after floating ,nuin
and passed
_ channel
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>ed through death. He divides the city into
J. W. STRANG E,
,,S,WTBM.
, lic center of the town sweeping districts, which he apportions out
i o n , i H - j S
t ; W
\V L
' a S n W
-iw ^ iir oSer proof to the interest
inteiest of
ol all
an Americans to down on some drift
u n i t two
t w o miles,
i n u u s , were
n o . o i tbe
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
i v{*«how
^ l ’.
......
. .1,, i is u more
.. > . . , a,
»I,, a I to
,. o check
k V n nt t t the
h e o outset
u t s e t s every
v s r v a,
, „Iz mitt,
,n 11 n ct w
reck a II e. Ylr.
thing in
ts P-l
1'
th a t th«land sought
strive
»truck
with It,
floating
wreckage,
Mr. ,,vMrv
everything
iq I its
path.
I '• t’y to »ulsjrdinates, whose July it is to
valuable for ita tim ber or sL.no than (
j
,
to , ead , h em
drowned while M r.! homes were ruined In thei W inkle
D IS T V T I S T .
for agricultural purposes, and L. e s ta b -, w .nacu y
utiree.»
*
, . . • i ,,n evo and orchards which had extort money from lhe inhaoitanU.
H«h bis claim to said land before lhe i in ahis
direction.
The
public
i
Hynd
escaped
with
some
injuries.
„f
r lo get to per- Tho shopkeeper who is visited by
DR. J . J. C A L D W E L L ,
C O Q U IL L E CITY’, O R E G O N II,A ster and Receiver of this office nt ^hools should be made attractive , ( j ( Matlock was swept down and
wera r„oted o u w.riiiiig
t just ns
^
»
^
l
%
r
UedneidBMhe
-
those
who
have
f
^
L
a
l
.
y
iodged
in
the
drift
hnd
e.
,
^
y
of one of these mendicants rarely
P h y s i c i a n a n i l H n v |g c o i i ,
fails to accede to his demands,
He Dames as w itnesses:
choice.
lie poop e
,
, . , ne(l
young Matlock saved many lives lie is aware th at if he refuses a
W
ill
Viist
C
urry
C
ounty
sem
i-annually.
POUT ORFO RD,
OREGON.
W. H. Boren, ol Roseburg, Orecon, should be made good enough for cape i.
k „ i L n th e n there were many crowd of beggars will call upon
John
d .n h e rr, i H i a arry
U b n U r Wff anybody.— Minneapolis Tribune.
(Ine young lady caught a horse. . ( bU.
I* t
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John Js
ix-nniierr,
r r y u e o n u e ir ,
him next day and, under a threat
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¡tail and was dragged ashore by tho c l o s e bi(.,(1
driftwood of o'' bun i ig his shop down, demand
Port Orford Camp liarn L elm h err, of C am as »alley, J r
Diseases ol Ladies and Children a Spec­
. - _ _
609. W oodmen of th< ' ‘ Any and all persons claim ing a d -'
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FICIAL DIRECTORY.
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHAHD1SE
GROCERIES, The Best
Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Oil Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Received by every steamer.
HIDES ui W to is
far Goâ
DOORS and WINDOWS.
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$1 a y e a r t o a n y a d d r e s s. T h o
B o x U L P o r tla n d . Or.
Journal. P- o.
! A. 8. J ohsstox , Clerk.
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