The Port Orford tribune., July 15, 1903, Image 1

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PO U T
X II.
O R FO R D , ORKÖON, W ED N ESDA Y ,
Long H air
STATU AND DISTRICT OFFICE!!“ I
“ About a year ago my hair was
coming out very fast, so I bought
a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor. It
stopped t!ie falling and made my
hair grow very rapidly, until now it
is 45 inches in length.” —Mrs. A.
Boydston, Atchison, Kans.
190 3.
M ap o f C rater L ake.
P a in tin g by tlie A c r e .
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
U. 8. Sets—Jahn H. Mitchell of Port­
land and Chas. Fulton of Astoria
Congressman, F irst District Binger
Hermann, of Rosebnrg.
Governor—Geo. E. Chamberlain Sa- j
lem.
Secretary of State—F. I. Dunbar, Sa­
lem.
State T.ea3urer—Chas. S. Moore, Sa­
lem.
SupL Public Instruction—J. II. Ack­
erman, Salem.
State Printer—J • R. Whitney, Salem.
Attorney General—D. K. N . Black­
burn, Salem.
Clerk State Land Board—M. L .C ham ­
berlain, Salem.
Join t Senator for Coos and Curry—T.
M. Dimmick.
Joint Representative for Coos and
Curry—R. D. Hume, W edderburn.
Judge, 2«1 Judicial District—J. W.
Hamilton, Roseburg.
Prosecuting Attorney, 2d Judicial Dis­
trict—George M. Brown, Roseburg.
U. 8. Commissioners—J. H. Upton,
Langlois; J. Huntley, Gold Beach.
J U L Y 15,
O nly those who ate directly con - ' Since ¿he Southern Pacific Rail-
cerned in the operation of a line of ¡ road has begun organizing excur
steam ships have an y idea of the I siona to C rater Lake, Oregon, the
enorm ous total cost of operation of dem and for a m ap for the region
even a single ship, an d of the ex * has greatly increased, and to meet
trao rd in ary variety of the sources i th is dem and the C rater Lake spec-
from which expense bills are made lai m ap, prepare«! by the United
up. Of course, the m ain items of States Geological survey, has been
expense are perfectly fam iliar even brought up to represent the whole
There’s another hunger
to the person who takes but a la n ­ of th e C rater L ake N ational P ark,
than that of the stomach.
guid in terest in a steam ship; we all on ttie scale of 1 mile to an inch.
H a ir hunger, for instance.
know th a t the coal bill is a big one, The m ap is now ready for d istrib u ­
H ungry hair needs food,
and th a t on a great
passenger tion.
needs hair vigor— A y e r ’s. . steam er the single item of wages
The elevations and depressions
This is w hy we saydhat
are
shown by contours represent
runs up to very large figures, while,
A ye r’s H a ir Vigor always
of course, the bill for provisions ing vertical intervals of 10O feel.
restores color, and makes
and general stores is also a consider­ To denote the very steep inner
the hair grow long and
able item. Outside of tliei-e, how­ slope of the great depression eon
heavy. Jl.M «bottle. All drujjlsl«.
ever, there are other less considered ta in in g the lake the contours are
I f your d r u ^ i s t c annot supply you,
sources of expense, one of which, crowded close together; to show the
eend os one dollar an d we w ill express
you a bottle. Be su re and g ive the name
the p ain tin g of a ship, is very clcv outer gentler slope they are far
o f your n earest e x p re ss office. A ddress,
J. C. A Y ER CO., Lowell, Mass.
erly treated in an article which we apart.
T he soundings of th e lake are
A L esso n in I tig lit E d u c a tio n . publish in the cu rren t issue of tl e
S upplement , show ing th a t this m arked on the m ap, an d its great­
In su p p o rt of the theory or fact single item in the m aintenance of est depth, nearly 2000 feet, makes
COUNTY OFFICERS.
th a t th e present generation is being the fleet of one corporation ru n s a n ­ it the deepest fiesh w ater lake in the
County Judge—E. A. Bailey, Gold
, VU1JJ
stuffed in our schools, u n d er the n u a lly in to hund red s of thousands U nited States.
Beach.
o d k nam e of education, with a lo t of of dollars. So great is the size of a On tlie back of th e m ap is a des­
County Commissioners—F . H. Blake,
cription by Mr. J . 8. D iller of the
.
Chetco; C. W. Haines, Eckley.
in n u trilio u s, nonassim ilative stuff modern tran sa tla n tic liner th a t the
Sheriff—J. G. Walker, Gold Beach.
geological features an d history of
total
area
to
ba
covered
every
tim
e
u n d er the nam e of knowledge,
County Clerk—George W . Smith,
she is painted runs up in to the M ount Mazatna, in clu d in g the eru p ­
m
uch
plain
proof
has
been
adduced.
Gold Beach.
tion of its lava flows an d pumice,
County Treasurer—James Caughell,
W ith all of the enormous apparatus acres. T h u s we learn th a t to e n ­
its glaciation, an d its final engulf-
tirely
p
ain
t
th
e
top
sides
of
a
big
W elderburn.
of education on hand, pays the
m ent, which produced the great
A ssessor-A . H. Post, Port Orford.
steam
ship
from
water
line
to
rajl
Boston H erald, ‘'it is insisted by
School S upt.-W m . 8. Guerin, Lang­
m any com petent experts th a t now­ calls for enough p ain t to cover caldera, on the bottom o f which
lois.
adays o nly an exceptional few really about an acre of surface. About as arose a small volcanic cone th a t now
Surveyor—D. Cunniff, Jr., Gold Beach.
forms Wizard Islan d , in the lake.
get educated.” T he reason—or one much m ore is required to p a in t the
MEETINGS OF THE COURTS.
T hree excellent views are giveu;
upper
works,
while
the
big
smoke­
reason— for this is given in th e fac*-
Circuit Court meets Fourth Monday in
one, of the western p art of the rim,
th a t children are not trained to use stacks call for over h alf an acre of
August of each year.
from a photograph by M r. Burton
paint,
an
d
in
the
case
with
the
County Commissioners Court meets
th eir own eyes in observing w hat
L. C u n n in g h am ,
of
A shland;
first Wednesday in January, April,
G
erm
an
steam
ships
with
four
is going on all aro u n d them or
F L O U R and F E E D alw ays on hand.
July and September of each year.
another shows M ount Mazatna re­
sm
okestacks,
the
total
area
m
ust
be
th eir own m inds in the reflective
Probate Court meets first Monday in
stored; and the th ird is a view of a
O rders taken for an y article not in stock.
interpretation of w hat it actually nearer three-quarters of an acre.
each month.
model which makes th e depression
Since
the
g
reat
ships
of
th
e
flrst
signifies. N ot hav in g , as children,
O rders taken for S uits, and fits guaranteed.
CURRY COUNTY POST OFFICES AND POST­
containing the lake very im pressive.
class
com
panies
are
painted
every
been thus trained, it follows th a t,
MASTERS.
The price of the m ap is five cents.
as adults, they go through the voyage, th e calculation shows th a t
Chetce................................. F .H . Blake.
— Oregon Observer.
keep
the
one
hundred
or
so
vessels
H arbor.................... James McCutchen.
world in th a t m ental state descrih
Gold B each............ Miss Annie Doyle.
ed us “seeing and not seeing.” Of of the ¡In te rn atio n a l M ercantile
W edderburn.....................John Hume.
W ho Lost T h is ltm ie .?
course, due allowance m u st be made M arine Company in First class shape
Illih ee...................................J - B' HalL
requires the painting of some 2,250
for
th
e
m
ental
obliquity
of
chronic
gness....................Mrs. J. D. Cooley.
J. II. W alker, of Oregon C ity, has
................W. E. Burrow. _ A
.
-s -,
,
f h i r ..............................W.
educational growlers, to whom acres each year at a cost of between
notiiing th a t is right, but there is one q u a rte r and one-hajf m illion of shipped to Colonel L. L. H aw kins,
Corbin
P ort Orford
tru th enough in such strictures to dollars. A curious fact in th is con­ of th e Free M useum , a contribution
r lt.......................... . .J. 8. Capps. I
«/
D enm ark................
nection,
which is ” a direct ’ compli- I I from
the
astodon.
The
energetic
" -..... I ...............
I G UI H
I V I m
H H
O V VU V U .
A.
arrest th e atten tio n of th o u g h tfu l ••
L an g lo is............................ E. Rackleff
m
ent
to
o
u
r
clim
ate
on
th
is
side
of
Colonel
towed
the
str.ange
find on
persons who do not find fault m ere­
Eckley..............................J- A. Haines.
< 1 ...
... 4 I.
4 /-I.-»
nnn
r, ♦
t I . n I > •
I I .
A,
I T 1 I _____ A ~ __ 1 . —
fir b
k
the
water,
is
th
a
t
on
account
of
the
wheel
to
the
C
ity
H
all
yesterday
ly as a, pastime.
I
T he power of suggestion is an ac­ larger n um ber of fine d ay s on the afternoon from Ash-street dock.
J. H U N T L E Y ,
eastern seaboard of the United For a long tim e it was on th e side­
knowledged force in the world.
The suggestive m ind is the rich S tates, the p ain tin g of th e vessels is walk in fro n t of th e Sherlock b u ild ­
All goods n o t giving satisfaction can be retu rn ed , and money re fu n d ­
,„ 6) „ and
„ „ m any curious
___
Attorney & Counselor at Law
com m ents
and stim ulating m ind, an d the re­ .alm ost in v arib ly done on this side ing,
ed, providing the goods are returned in good order.
ceptive mind is the m ind trained of the water, even in cases where ! were made about the bone, I t is
NOTARY PUBLIC,
to meet suggestion and build upon the headquarters of th e com pany ab o u t three feet long and perhaps
it. Such a m ind sees in the frantic are in some E nglish or C ontinental ejg b t inches thick. I t appears to
G old B hacu
:
:
O rebon .
, be too porous for a land anim al
flight of a cat before a pursuing port.— Scientific A m erican.
T
he
P
hilippine
Isla
n
d
need
and not ju s t the rig h t shape for a
dog
the
in
stin
ct
or
reason
th
a
t
im
­
Tim ber Land, Act June 3, 1»78,—No­
Will Practice in all the Courts of this
pels the anim al to rise quickly to standardizing. They have no u n - ! sea goer.
tice
to
r
Publication.
MRS.
E.
W.
JE
N
S
E
N
,
State.
an emergency in (lie only possible form ity in language, currency, I T h e suggestion that it is p art of
United States Land Office,
Pablic Land Cases a Specialty.
FINE MILLINERY.
Roseburg, Oregon, January 31,-1903. way th a t is available, and in tile weights, measures, clim ate, nieth- the esophagus ot an ancient sea ser-
Notice is hereby given that in oom- serenity of the creature after she ods or customs. T h e U nited States pent is fWirncd. 1 lie museum nest­
A complete line of Ladies and Chil- pliance with the provisions of the act of has gotten into a tree ten feet above is so w onderfully standardized th a t or says it is eith er the hone ot the
J . II. U PTO N ,
: Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An
dren’s Trimmed Hats.
tiie mow ing m achine whicli breaks forearm or th e bone which corres-
act for the sale of tim ber lands in the
L I .« . C O M M I S S I O N E R , Ready tc Wear Hats and Sailors con­ States of California, Oregon, Nevada, the reacli of her pu rsu er the calm
______
. logical - - m ind - th a t does down in Oregon can he set right ponds t«o th e th ig h . 1 he la tte r hy-
ness
of
a
and in Washington Territory,” as ex­
stantly on hand.
tended to all the Public Land States, not waste its own strength nor th a t i by the in sertio n of “ dup licate parte’ pothasis seems reasonable, an d us
notary public ,
Hats trimmed to order on short notice. by act of August 4, 1892, Mary F.
Berger,
of
Eugene, county of I of the body in fu rth e r struggle, from M aine or V irginia. Our "th ere were giants in those days
P o r t O rford, O regon
L ang lo is , C urry C o ., O reg o n .
Lane, state of Oregon lias this day j q'|ie en j |laVin been attain ed , all horses respond to the same words, it is possible it may be a relic ot
j filed
in this office
hi“ sworn
statement
No 4384jo7
the~pineliase
of the
Lots 91 chatline an d apprehension ceases, our rails are the sam e w idth apart gigantic skeleton thet once romped
E. W. JENSEN,
Dealer in Town Lota, and Improved
I- and 10 and NJ oi SLJ, of Section N«>. Tbe dog, on th e other han d , c o n -1 our coins an d o u r custom s are m uch along the beautiful W illam ette.
and Wild Lands.
o w n s h w No.
.
, .
fury
Qf
| Th(j
w al foun(J o„ th e b an k
J U S T IC E O F T H E I fcA V JS 4. in
ill T Townsmp
AO. 32
;iz South,
Sonin, of
oi Range
niiiige I .
.
No. 14 west, and will offer proof tosliou \ Unites to yelp and ju m p in a
Filings and Final Proofs Made on
AND
foot of t j the other. B u t here in this of the river above Oregon C ity
.hat the land sought is more valuable of im potent passion a t the ft
for its timlier or stone than f o r agri-
1
..
. . -
Homesteads and Pre-emptions.
5 O T A 1 1 Y I’l l t l . I C .
the
tree,
expending
his
force
upon R ule archipelago every term o f ! — P o rtlan d Telegram,
cultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said laid before tin- Register a palpable im possibility.
speech an d every u n it of measure
GENERAL CONVEYANCING.
and Receiver of this office, at Roseburg,
Then follows the deduction th a t requires a local
interpretation,
N inety-nine years ago those h ardy
Oregon, on Tursday, the nth «lay of
A G H flT
July, 1903. She names as witnesses:
knowledge is never power uu til it is ' Seventy well-dtflned languages explorers, Lewis and Clark, reached
L. A. RO BERTS,
Edward Wells, ot
of Camas Valley,
Ore-
vre-
. .
•
■
German American
1U ,„u
. \ aney,
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1 guu
gon, ,,„V
David
Murphy ......
of Alma,
Oregon, absolute m aster ot the situ atio n — a and
dialects ---------
arc in —
use ............—-
ill these i» ! th e site of K ansas City, K an. “ We
A T T O I I . 4 U A' A T 1-,-X.NV.
Insurance Company, Z1,1"1 Murphy. Cliarles Haines, both of sentim ent th a t id reflected
the lands, One pueblo of 3000 people,1 cam ped at the upper point of the
•
! ..I . a
*
.. A l . . Í
__ • ml,uth
. . of the
. • river
•
i K r .„
. _
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* ; , ' UA^.<.?^,„.?IVi?.” ’.tao„«nio;minondvorne- indecision of every H igh School or from
w . . I hich
trustw
orthy
G 4.....
overn-I
ansas,”
says
M yi le P o in t, O regon.
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE.
college g raduate who looks help- m ent messenger comes, sparks a | th e en try for Ju n e 26, 1804. “ On
PORT ORFORD, OREGON,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
KEEPS IN STOCK,
GROCERIES, The Best, Only
<;< >
1>RY O<
>
,
Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Oil Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
H ardw are, T inw are, G lassw are, Crockery
Received b.y every steamer.
a
DOORS and WINDOWS.
a
Probate business a specialty.
P o rt O rford, - - - -
P. d. LINDBERG & SON
J. M. U PTO N ,
A ttorney and Counselor a t Law,
B A N 1 ) 0 IN, O R E G O N ' .
O lir i upstairs, in Eldorado Building
GEORGE
M
. BROWN,
A T T O R N E Y
AT
lesrly about him , wondering w hat language all its own, and tha people
he can do and how to go about know no other; they can carry on
O regon. T m b f i T 1 i xi> A~ t J u n f ~ 3 ~ 187a— squaring him self to meet the em- no ciwninunication with the in
IMBNoricE for P ublication .
i ergency of self-support an d make a h ab itan ts of th e next barrio.— Bos
Real Estate and Conveyancing.
LAXV,
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
z
P h y a i o i a n a n d S n r -jg e o n ,
PORT ORFORD,
OREGON.
Diseases oi Ladies and Children a Spec­
ialty
T he Oregon W eekly Journal, a D em o­
c ra tic new spaper. 1« pages, full of neww—
all ot It! I t a y ear to any addreim. T ha
Jo u rn al, P - O. Box 121. P ortiand, Or.
~
,
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IS
H oot tor P resid en t in 1 0 0 8 .
W ashington gossip concerning th«
Presidential aspirations of Secretary
Root is interesting for the reason
th at Mr. Root is wbnt would be
called m ighty good tim ber.
Of
c o u r e , the intim ation th a t he m ay
even aspire to the nom ination n ex t
year at once lacks plausiliility and
is u n ju st to Mr. Root, who isenough
of a politician to know th a t th e
nom ination of President Roosevelt
is as nearly certain as an y th in g in
politics can be in advance of event?.
And even if Mr. Roosevelt did not
have th e assurance necessary to
co u n t confidently on the convention
of 1901, Secretary Root would not
oppose him. Mr. Root was ap­
pointed to the post of Secretary of
War by McKirfley, hut is one of
P resid en t Roosevelt’s closest friends
an d strongest adm irers, and he
would not contest with the Chief
E vecutive the well-earned right to
succeed himself.
B u t th a t Secretary Root may
leave the Cabinet in the course of
tim e for the purpose of preparing
the way for his candidacy in 1908
is not improbable. H e has made a
m ost excellent record as a Cabinet
officer, his c le a n o u t executive
method being hespecially note­
w orthy. He is stro n g with the
whole country and has some of the
q u alities th a t havo counted most in
President Roosevelt. A lthough it
is
too
(ar a l e id ,to disiiuss
in 1908 situ atio n, tho R epublican
party ought to take pride in the
fact th a t its line collection of Pres­
id en tial “ possibilities” it has a m an
of such conspicuous ab ility and dis­
tinction “ in line” for the office as
Secretary Root.— K ansas City Star.
M anilla. J u ly 6.— T he United
States transport Sum m er lies on the
sand off South Luzon w ith several
of her forward plates sm ashed and
seven feet of water in her forehold.
She struck an uncharted reef and
had to be beached to save tho men
she carried. T he ship can bo re­
paired and floated. She will be
taken to H ong K ong to be fitted for
fu tu re use.
T he recently arrived F ourth I n ­
fan try was on tlie Summer w hen
she struck. Going at slow speed
she ran her nose upon a coral rock
and the water poured in.
D iscipline was perfect and there
was no confusion.
As soon as tlie extent of the dam ­
age was ascertained the wheel was
turned hard over and the tran sp o rt
w ent to tlie beach. There was nt>
loss of life and tlie property d a m ­
age is noffiinal.
Tlie pension roll of the S p an ish
war is grow ing am azingly. Before
the end of tlie fiscal year it is e s­
tim ated fully one-half of the n u m ­
ber en listin g in the war, m any of
whom, however, never left the
shores of the United States, will
have applied for pensions. T h u s
far 95,000 have already applied for
pensions, of which num ber 13,000
have been granted, including 31G0
of tlie widow and dependent class.
B utting aside the 18,125 claims th a t
have been rejected, there were left
pending on May 1, 31,310. T he
S panish war, therefore lias broken
tlie record in regard to pension
applications. U ntil the dependent
pension act was passed in 1800 even
the pension list of the devasting
civil war could n o t b e . com pared
with it. More pensions have a l­
ready been granted on account of
tlie Spanisii war th an had been
granted up to 1861 on account of
the civil war.— Oregon Observer.
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* success in life.— Oregonian.
; ton T ran scrip t.
| nearer than several m iles, h u t on
United States Land Office.
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j a H «¡des th e country is fine.”
Not?“ 'is b % t b P ^ “m at?n ¿ ’«.i.'pl'i-1 P * reiid
t Roosevelt evidently
ly 1—
Lewis
and C lark, of course, were
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---- - ; G etty sb u rg , I’«., Ju
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- Several
—...........
,
J I the
I .. provisions ef flu»
o/»l n t 1CSIN I of
l f ll t i « e i thousand
t.
J veterans ••mzl
l i t i r 4‘a
srx ll. I ¡by
•
11 f; tlT h t IllC ll tO TCU c I j
ante with
the nitt
act l~
oi tt agrees «*>■*)•
with ♦ th I»/-»
e zl declaration
and tl their
famil
A Complete Line of Caskets, Collins Congress of June 3, 18,8, entitle«! “ An Speaker Reed th a t Lno gentlem an ¡e?i representing both North and I t |)e
—
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—
c»
-
j
»w,
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{jig
month
of
the
French
act for the sale of timber lamle in the __ • L . ___ __________ 1- »»
.» gathered 1 today
J_ _____I
and T rim m ings.
fact .. South,
and I..__
began - a - | traj crg bad been going up the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, weighs over 200 pounds.” In f..«*
W A N TED :— Y ouxu men to p re ­
and in Washington Territory,” as ex­
Orders taken for Tombstones and tended to all tlie Public Land States by his own personal stan d ard is 183 three d a y ’e celebration of the fortio- 5,jMOUrj f„r fu r» f1)r a cen tu ry he pare for Govcrment |joeitions. Fine
net of August 4, 1892, Hugh Mul­ pounds. H e was very much dis- th an n iv ersary of th e , b attle of f(ir, tbe a(, Tent of tb ee x p lo rin g ex- opening in all departm ents. G'jod
Cemetery R ailing.
ligan, of Vancouver, county
of
Ex­
sent o u t by Jefferson, and salaries. Rapid prom otions.
PO R T O RFORD , OREGON.
Clark, State of Waahigton, lias this lurhed when on retu rn in g from hie G etty sb u rg . The chief features of
day
state­ j W estern tour
he - discovered th a t he . w to v d a ■* ay
was carrieil in t |ie March preceding the arrival am inations siwn. P articulars free.
U
U j tileil
as awzv» in • this ofli<-e ills sworn
— -
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j ’s n program
w p I
, , . which
. . . .
Inter-S tate Cor. In st., Cedar R apids,
ment No. 4360,
sWjVjEb
s w for / the
s s purchase
e c t i o of n the
29, , tip p ttl ’ th
^ jg and
‘ he e scales at
ot 200 pounds,
pounds. o ou ut t a t Reynolds’ Grove, were hia-
his- of j^
Lewig
Bnd Clark at
a t the Raw’s
J. W. STRANGE,
Iuwa.
...... . proof __ T ______
u rin g a a toric
eneral H. 8. m outh tlie place had been visited
... .............
Tp. 31 8. It. 13 W,
an«l will offer
h a t he actu
actu ally
ally grew
grew fat
fat d during
toric addresses
addresses by
by G Generi
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... A t...»
*1... F A . I
iu i f i n m
.
.
.
A <
¡strenuous trip of nearly 14,000; H uidskoper, followed by th e un- by au Am erican trad er. T be first
d e n t i
Cl» tn b'ood mentis a e!enn skin. No
. ..—
» . , . to
i . . estab
« . i , . miles,
shaking
hands, m aking veiling of a bronze statue of John ¡w hite man to see th e site of the
for agricultural purposes,
an<l
M hnty w ithout it. Cast a te ts . Candy Cathar*
lish liis claim to said land before the speeches and eating d in n e rs in i Burns, th e aged G ettysburg
uif-in your blood nn»J keep it clean, by
man fut u re city was a F rench advent fir
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N . Register and Receiver of tills office at
•tirrmtf up the laay liver and driving ail im-
Roseburg, Oregon, on Wednesday,the tw enty-tw o different states seemed wbo was wounded three tim es in ' urer who came up
from th
body. Begin
-r tlie
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—- e __ly.
Beg»- to-dny to
Missouri _________
in 'uritint ____
. e.
.
'«anixh pimples, boils, Lfotchts, blackheads,
! 8»h «lay oi July, 1903.
11706 •J9 yeftrg before
increditable, b u t it was true. A t ; ihe h isto ric battle.
the
corning
■
an(j
«¿ekly bilious complexion by taking
Will v li.tO .rry County sem i-annnally.. He nan^esa-
p
once the P re sile n t instituted mea-
_
« - wl. ail(i
, ^ . « a . ?,— b«.utjLfor
.... u n rents. All d n »
! of r Lewis
and inarU
C lark. Filteen
Fifteen y years'
ea rs; a C.«arets,r
,
,
,i
: , • I W ashinvton Ju lK 1—T h e a (OI l-ewis am i v ia rn . r n ie m y
i 5m., aitwiaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 80e.
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John ix?hnherr,
Lehnherr, H a rtt Lehnherr, w il- sures Of , reform
i t - river
-,..ne to
Ini '
.
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am
i
will
persist
in
W
ashington,
u
jk
.
,
P
i
later
a
p
arty
ascended
the
A f IXT P o rt O rford C am p lixtn Lehnherr, ■, of OSmae Valley, Or­
Pun" l 'luVarcw Sy»t nt*d R uswa « lawr lino a nay.
them u n til he is able to restrain ex- pm n tin t n t was i ue
i ay
1 i
point an d thenceforth the
*
• OI Vv • 009, Woodmen of the egon.
egon.
To q uit iotstcco easily and forever, bo m a r
of I Oregon,
former
M m
.n ism
.st.r r I
• Ua(](;rs an(,
B arrett,
arrett, of
Oregon, lorm
er .u
(o t |1() « tiY u iîo i hie, iwrys a»<l »Igor. u k . NœT-.
World will meet at their Hall on the
Any and all persons claiming ad- panaion w ithin the lim it defined in B
second and fourth Saturdays of each versely the
f“"?? * 7
r..aider*worker, th at makos weak men
his ta r s a l ,m lic y .-U tic a Press.
to Siam , to be mm .s te r o l th e , Ar-
o(
were !
AH'druggists, S
OS or II. Curegu.irao-
vviiii.™ i
i m outh ot the K ansas River were , t r nng..............
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_
month. All memtiers in good standing requested to ,.le
,n , j U
A> « Vea«
gentine
republic,
vice
\\
itlism
Ixird,
a
teeA
nw-tiei
»nJ sump), freo- a
AV ».„.w vt/«!4i• p * gou ro ie v e ,»
are invited to attend.
3«’. on or before said 8th day of July,
.
,
„
„» „ L i
not infrequent.— K ansas City alar, aterim« nemm» u». uuvaco or Nsw
*Fa*a
O
ssea
re
ts
Can
J
y
Cathartic.
10c
or
8. E. MA1WTER8,, C. C. , 1^3-
E-ulster (2 G O .& U n U» cu.«, à r a t f l f i refund
who retires ou account ot old age.
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A. 8 ' J ohxstos , Clerk.
!
J . T. BBIDGE , Register
F uneral
Directors.
a
a
a
s r .
DR. J. J. CALDWELL,
(jie south of tlie river the hills or
, highlands com« w ithin one mile and
H h alf of th e river; on tlie north of
j the M issouri they do n ot approach
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