The Port Orford tribune., April 18, 1906, Image 2

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a ll fair m en w ho h a v e stu d ied th e
i-tliaracter o f John B row n kn ow th a t
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The pu blic is ree^lt, t l n l l / r ' Infoi med
. that t h a v e opened up a KcsW nraut In
' tin- Babbi bu ild in g, atiere gixxt m eals
I w ill be w r w I a t leaxeurld« charges,
' and every effort »ritt be B radeto please
our curUiiiiir», « h o « - patronage is
Lereby ri-»prctiully ix>liolto.l. •
I, Papar-hanginfl anil Becarating.
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Mr. Haw ley lie«, a n d ¿ o le » y e fly-
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Published E very W eln cod n y, by
f u n A . * H AttDY T..NTK W AUT.
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E d ito r T mibukk : — A u g u s t B e l
m o o t has »en t o u t the a larm th a t
~ ' I l e a r a t or B ryan w ill c a p tu r e th e
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m a ch in ery o f th e D e m o cr a tic p a r ly .
H e and G rover C lev ela n d a n d T h u s
F B y an la te ly s e n t th a t poor old
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Oregon
W h y V ou S h o u ld V o te
fo r B o o m « .
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N a o t h e r c a n d id a te
fo r
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p o litic a l im b e c ile A lto n B P ark er.
S ou th to en d e a v o r t o w o r k u p « d i
v isio n in th a t d ir e c tio n b y p rom ts
tu g th e n e x t c a n d id a te for P re sid e n t
to th a t S e c t i j f l f - H t * a s to n is h in g
h o w lo n g it ta k e s to c o n y iiw w C I c e ­
Senator haa exp m fed bimaalf *° la n d , B e lm o n t, e t a l„ th a t th e y are
b o ld ly ,.a u aW y and m ) o otearty
lea r ly o n
» M c o r d ia lly h a le d th r o u g h o u t th is
Splendid Mude by Graftun and No
A tte n tio n
Supper a t B ish eir a, 6 0 o ts p e r p la te
TIC K ETS-------$1.00.
m a y . a n d d o, h o o a r tly critiniae hi»’ H y d e th e E q u ita b le p lu n d erer,
methods or b is w e e d , h o t n o ? « tf f»" ♦ 2 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 for 5 0 2 o n e b u n d rp d „dol ­
w h o kn ow » h im w ill fc«J«»se h im o f lar sh a r e s o f E q u ita b le s lo c k , d iv i
c o rr u p tio n , or of- fig h tin g from d e n d s o u w h ich are liip itc d to 7 per
su b terran ean stronghold«. W e h op e c e n t, an d th en p u t th e “ S tu ffed
th*» e v e r y voter baa rend Ma p la t­ P r o p h e t” an d P a u l M orton in con
fo r m , Bud con traeted iM. d ir e c t, tiq l
Tire foi uiey proceeds to earn
m a n ly d e c la r a tio n » wjth : th e vague h it sa la r y o f 1 1 2 ,0 0 0 b y g iv in g it
u n ce r ta in tie s o f Ma r iv a ls , w h o h a v e
lira d a a big m iatak e by a d t a k in g
tStryWMfo iirto tlreir fu ileat c o u fl-
dtndfii- W e all kn ow w h ere U r
B d n fu e »la n d s aa the C h am p ion o f
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fou n d t h a t c
Looks Like Huston.
an d itb tl th e c o n g r e s sio n a l tig h t ia
th e h o tte st o f a ll. M r. M ark s ia o f
th e o p in io n t h a t S . B. H u sto n , of
H d la lio r o w ill be th e n o m in e e from
th e first c o n g r e ssio n a l d is tr ic t.
. “ I l lo o k s lik e H u sto n tp m e, nl
th o u g h tb e fig h t is a h ard o n e be­
tw een Mr. H u sto n a n d »V. C H a w ­
le y ,” sa id M ark s .t h i s m w roin g.
O n io n s C u r e f o r T u b e rc u lo s is .
|»ada-‘« o « h a f t , C orru p tion an d
Tyrabny- Tlieaa are 'Fuels kirow»
A f d i» M ,I U » - I
wi««, •
w h en rem in d ed th a t depq-dtora iu ' N ew Y ork , A p ril 7 .— T w o w eek s
b y e v e r y person fa m ilia r w ith M r. th e ir b an k s h a v e lo st ♦M i,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ago M iss J o h n sto n e B e n n a ti, b u t a
HotgMaWfcJifa/aiid t h e / sh o u ld be th r o u g h failure», a n sw e r, “ O h w e ll, s h o r t tim e s in c e the id o l o f th e
k n ( ^ n ^ / v j y e r y voter w ho desire» that is «
tr ille , w hen it is c o n - R ia lto a n d th e sta r in a d osen h ig h -
to
s id e r recLlU
e d llis t suedi to ta l lo ss o f depos- c la s s th eatrioal p r o d u ctio n s, w as au
ito rs i a a m
d y in g ’ c o n s u m p tiv e ,
w f o i u n ts to b u t a f r o e t io h o f 1 e m a c ia te d ,
per c e n t o n th e su m
o f d e p o sits desp aired o f by m a n y e m iu e n t ph y-
P u b lic O w n e rs h ip o f R a ilro a d s h a n d le d by these b an k s! T h is ë x ~ À c t a n g a n d h o p e l è s s l / resig n ed to
c u t e t o t a lly ig n o r e s th e fa ct th a t' d e a th .
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T o d a y sh e Wws seen a l j ie r co u n try
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T he public owNtRMHP o f r a il­ h e d e p o sito r s in b u ste d h a n k s had
h o m e .n e a r B lo o m fie ld , N e w J e r s e y ,
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ONE
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roads is u n d o u b te d ly a g r o w in g ,
ly in g in h er bed read in g a novel;-
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coggdqg, p r e ssin g q u estio n . W h ile
her
face o f reg u la r c o n to u r , hey
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s e n s tc ti« ) p e ttifo g g e r s aré d e b a tin g
e y es b rig h t and a p p a r e n tly sp e e d ily
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iliro«£h"M »dry m o n th s th e q u estion
r e c o v e r in g from th e dread disease,
w ü eth ér t h e r s ih o a d s ca n c o n s t it u ­
o w n in te r e sts, a n d for
Jhe Jbcifare o f o n r c o u n tr y .
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R e s o lu tio n « o f C o n fid e n c e .
a ll th r o u g h th e
tio n a lly be r eg u la te d s t a l l , or i f so
how c a r e f u lly , o o n tid e r a te ly a n d
w o n d e rfu l d isc o v
W hereas , O ur eateem tul. fellow cry .and a p p lic a tio n o f th e c u r a tiv e
to w n sm a n , H o h ’ JSBU U- A itltTq,''a p rop erties o f th e B erm u d a o n io n by
c a u tio u sly it m u s t be d o n e, the-p^o-,
r e s id e n t o f . i b i s c it y for th e past Mark G u iln s k y , a sfiieu tist, w ho has
'pie áre p a y in g
b u t little
h eed
to
e ig h teen y e a rs, h as been
urged
by
'th eir,sop h om oric S op h istries b u t are
^«is frien d s >lo b ecom e a c a n d id a te
th in k in g , m ore and* m ore: W e ll,
on th e R e p u b lic a n tic k e t for the
p e r h a p s W e'wltl ta k e th e railroad s
im p o r ta n t office o f S ta te Treasurer
togeth er. T h e m a jo r ity o f people
o f O regon, w e, h ia fe llo w c itiz e n s
are n ot at p r e s e n t in fa v o r o f aucb
an d n e ig h b o rs, d esire to p la c e ou r-
a radical m o v em en t, h u t i t w ill be
J S * w ith in « v e ry few y ea rs a t s e lv e s o n record .a s fa v o r in g h is
'« u r e ly aa th e su n sh in e» a n d th e nom i n a ilo n and e ie e tio n . H e h as
sh ow ers ta ll u n teas th e H w rim an a been M ayor an d T reasu rer o f ib is
j j n d D ills run th e r a ilr o a d s in th e c ity for five oon sec.u liv» te rm s; he
m a d e a n e x h a u s tiv e s t u d / o f tub er-
cu lo sia .
“ I h a v e d ecid ed to liv e ,’’sa id M iss
B e n n e tt. “ F o r u w h ile J p repared
tn y s e lf to d ie . IfB eem ed in e v ita b le ,
j D o c to ia g a v e m e no h op e, m y tem -
pern tu re w as etfprm ous an d I c o u ld ’
n ot sp eak a word. T o d a y I b e lie v e
I c o u ld w alk w ith a lit t le effort.
Cub«
T imbkr L anö ^A ct J umx 3, 1878—
N otice ro« P im i icatiojí .
U nlç
tiste s la n d Office,
Rose but [, Oregon, April 2nd, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that in conipii-
ance w ith tbe
the provisions of the act of
Congresa ot June 3, 1878, entitled “ An
a c t for the sale ot tim ber lands In the
States of California, O regon, Nevada,
and in W ashington Territory,” ae e x ­
tended to all the P ublic Land States by
act of A ugust 4, 1892,.
SA M U EL ALEX AND ER '
o f 03} Third Street, Portland, to n n tv o f
M ultnom ah. State of Oregon, filed In
th is office on Oet. 27, 1904, his aworn
statem ent No. 6615 for the purchase of
the S} N R }, N} SK | of Section 23. in
Tow nship No. 84 South of Range No.
14 tyest. and
w ill
offer
proof
to sh ow that the land sought is more
valuab le for Its tim ber or ston e than
for agricultural purposes, and to estal»-
lish his claim to said land before tt»e
Register and R eceiver o f th is «(Bee at
R oseburg, Oregon, on Thudiday, the
28th day of J une, 1908.
He nam es sS w itnesses
John Q ( illle r t of M arshfield, O te .
Carlos L Byron of Seattle, w a r n .
Wllfre<1 J l a w r t e <»f Seattle, W ash .
Harry Ü Ladqrf of Seattle, Wash.
Any and «It-jiersons claim in g ad­
versely th e alxrve-deaoritied land« are
requested to file their claim s in th is of-
tic« on or before said 2Ath day of June,
190«.
B xn / smi « L E odv , R egister.
'W i
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d r iv en to it w ill tu rn and , as usual
p eople a c tin g in a m asa, g o
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** A™1 ¡titcnde<l.
T h e w ise m en are th e y w h o d i c i n g
w IÄ
w ith the pu blic tak e in to con si-lera
1 * # ffi-t-tte ir fu n d a m e n ta l r ig h ts a n d
a l least m ak e th e o u tw a rd pretense
p i c o n c ed in g th em .— J o u r p s l.
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N otice eon P ublication .
Tou know the m edicine that
makes p u re ,' r i c h b lo o d —
A yer*« S a r s a p a r il la . Y o u r
m o th e r grandm other, a ll y o u r
fo lk *, used I I T h e y trusted
Sarsaparilla
It. T h e ir doctors trusted it.
Y o u r doctof- trust«
T h en
trust i t y o u r s e lf . T h e re Is
health and strength la it.
k.
U n ited S ta te s Istm l Office.
R oseburg, Oregon, April 2n d . 1908.
N o tice in hert-by given that iu com ­
pliance w ith the provision«bt the m t
of Oonirresa of Inne 3. 1878, entitled
“An act for the sale ot tim ber land s in
the State» of Caiifurliia, Oregon, Nova
d a . and W ashington.T erritory,” ns ex-
nde l t<> all the P ublic Land ¡States
by a c t o f A ugust L lswa-
,
" I L F K E li JL A W R H 5
- f Cor. 2nd A jj'iiion fctroets, Seattle,
County of Klti-r, Btnte o f W ashington
filed io tins office »u Nov. 26, 1904 h it
sworn etatenienf No. 6583 for the pur-
■* cliaxc o f tho Lots S. 4, 6 A « o f Section
; No. 28 in Township No. 34 South
of Mange 14 W est an d w ill offer
proof to »h ow th a t the Innd Bought ta
m oie valuable for its tim ber or stone
str
for n g .........
to establish his claim to said land be­
fore the Id gisti-r and Receivtir o f th is
office at Roseburg, O regon, oh Thurs­
day tho 26tli day of J u n e tWW.
W » O. B pencer , C o u n c ilm a n .
anffarM
*r»wn WM'lfreatt'm an4
ns ’witnesaea:
H e,n am es as
1 form 4 sk » relief netiFI took
A. W . SuTHEtn,»NBy T reasurer.
Ayer’e ReraeperillB. Vetar beetle# ¿e
John U O illiert of Martthfleld, Ore.
Cartas
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o f H eattl -, W ash.
J ohn P . HAN8ONr M « fa lia f
a. babt . m. Et>r». N.V.
Barry C I.mf.u-rof Heattle, Wash.
flN aW tte.
f. 0- AT«« CO.,
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Warren B eatty o f R oseburg. Orc.
fo r
Any and all persons cla im in g a d ­
G u si op-ed Forest R eserve Fertp for
versely the above-dew ritied lands are
sa le in large ot - m m II q u an tities, by
roqm-rted to file their clasinn in this of­
ì Frank E. Alley, u p stairs over l a n d
fice on or before said 28th day of Jun e,
Office, K-iéeburg, O regon.
W ill place A yor’» Pitta a r a g e n tly
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la x a tiv a » , 1908.,
1 a sm e for non resident p u ie infers.
R jtxmmin L E tm v , Register.
T h e y g r o a tly a id ttoo t a i r a sp a ritta. I
e*5k*i:
R ic h B lo o d
fo r S ta te
,P rinter,
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L a n g lq ia , O r e .
Agent .t o
th e
s g le b ra te d
Sharpless Separators,
a n d l e t h im e x p la in t h « s u p e r i o r i t y o f t | i e .
S h a r p leb s o v e r a ll o th e r m akes o f S e p a r -
a t o a u .t h p
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H a vin g purclissed thè Oehf-räT TffefcTiÁBmSr TSSïlhess ò r
P . F . & L .‘Oo., It sh a ll be m y'aim to merit and receiv e» fu ir share
of the public patronage by keeping a fhll and coniplete stock et
gent rat m erchandise, of th e best quality, by selling a t tho low est <
p ossib le rigurct. and bv lair and honest d ealin g. I have Just r e - -
c eiv ed a large stock of
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sn<l 1 (ccsli su pp lies will l>e received by every steam er, f t sh all be ,
my ■ purpose to keep’ a fu ll stUcts oi evsvyM .iog r.iquired , fey t««£
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tra- .le in the lin e o F 1
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L A D IE S ’ D R E SS G O O D S,
H A R D W A R E , G R A N I T E and T I N W A R E ,
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’^n'tacL^a su pp ly of everyth th g n s u a lly F e p t in a w ell stocked
G eneral M erchandise Store.
J . R . "WniTMiv
Rep. candi late
tot Btate
O RDER S T A K E N F O B
Call and examine goods and getprices.
JO H N R . H ILLER .
C. A. .J o h n s
R epublican candid ate for Governor.
Wm. J. O labke
Rep. candid ate (or Bmte Printer.
R alph W. H orr
Rep. Candidate for fc'tate Treasurer.
_____ JoNAIBAJLÏtaUSNK, Jr..
R ep. C andidate for U. 8. Senator.
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THE "PIONEER”
ROYAL
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POWDER
W ATC H M AK ER
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B a n d o n ,
a ra atad a w ith
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Hot-Breads
and
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HUGH NEELY
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Rep. C andidate for State Treasurer.
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R . B. W atw > m
Rep. C andidate fo i » . 8. Senator
BatUffyapeptlct
With«
ANY ARTICLE NOT IN STOCK.
Printer.
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th a n
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S e p a r a t o r , c a ll ó n o r a d d re s s :
w ere a
A t K ep nh li«an P rim a r y , Apr. 2 0 , ‘Ofi
p r e v e n tiv e If n e t a cure,
' “ I hereby pledge th e people o f Ops-
th a t no g e rm o 6 u |d liv e near Inn ' gon a grout ruduotlon o i th e p resen t
o n io n , t h a t the. fu m ee o f a n o u io n ; enorm ous cost ot the offioe, if elected .
w ou ld s p e ll d eath to th e m ost vtr- and Id echtB s upon m y .honor th a t I
sh a ll se e k neith er to perpetuate old
u le n t o f th e p oison ou s g e rm s,
“ I g r a d u a lly ev o lv e d m y theory iiliiu ... qf 1 ’,K office uor ougage in hew
schem es to loot th e treasu ry”—.W illis
so as to «ffect*tho ir e a tm e iil o f tub-,
S . D u uiw ay.
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ercu lo sis a u d -sn c c e s s has crow n ed
»• W illis 8 b iin fw a y is'a roan of ster­
m y la b o r s.”
lin g Integrity nod thorough knowkxlxe
o t tbe printing b u sin e ss.”—P ortlan d
<~T7r~tfualin» ky d eclares t h a t w it h -
in. th e sh o r t tim e h e h a s heeu Labor' P ress.
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p r a c tic in g on io n tr ea tm e n t he lias
n ot hud a p a tie n t d ie , a n d he h as
tak en th e m in e v er y sta g e o f t h e
d isease, e v e h w h e n d e a th seem ed
to h a v e c la im ed th e v ic tim .—
J o u r n a l ..
H o a .B .B . H cstox
Republican C andidate for Congresa
T im b er L aud, Act J n u e 3 11)78—
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N O H C fi FOR PUBLICATION
... Ku R4 ckv £» i - ;
United States Land Office,
R epublican Candidate for Joint Rep.
Roeeburg, O regon, A p ril 2, iyO6.
N -tiee tx hereby g iv en that iu com ­
B o x . b .T « A » m s
pliance with th e provtstons of the not
of C o n g ie ss o f Ju n e 3, 1873, eu d tled Rep. C an d id ate for Ju d ge of th is DiSt.
“ An act fur tbe sale o f tim ber lan d s
in the States o f C alifornia, O regon,
W’yi.viH R. D u S iwa T *fn
Kt-vada an d W ashington T erritory,”
R ep. Ca iitlldaU- for S ta te Printer.
as ex ten d ed to a ll line Publio Land
States bv act o f A ugust 4 , 18J2,
H A R R Y C. L U D O R F
Gxo: w S w im
of 113 11 Ave. South Seattle, county of
Rep. Candidate far Cbunty C lerk.
K in», (State of W ashington, tiled in th is
office oh Oot «t,
urchase of the
FiMCRjUHq^Rss
lots 11, 12, 13 an d l l o f section No 2»,
Repablieurt Candidate for Sheriff.
Tow nship 34 South o f R ange 14 West,
and witt offer proof to show that toe
land so u g h t Is m ore valuable for its
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lim b er or ston e than for agi [cultural
Ilepnblt.S». Candidate forShuriff.
purpdkes, and t o ,establish, his etaini
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to raid land before th e Register nod
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R eceiver at th is olfioe at Kosebiirg Ore-
iron, on Thursday the 28th d u yoi Juue,
ReputilId«rt candidate for Clerk.
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H e tranteeaa w itn esses:
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Carlos L Byron of Beattie, W ash.
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... John Q Gilbert of M arshllidd, tire.
RepUWiMrti candid ato for Sheriff.
W ilfred J I-awrle of Seattle, Wash.
F red G Stewart of Roseburg, Ore.
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A ny and all persons claim in g a d ­
versely th e above described lands are
Rep. candid ate for C om m issioner.
requested to file their claim « in ruts
office on or before said 28 day o f Jut
8. E . M k i s r m
1900.
B emjamin L, E ddt , R egister.
D em ocratic candid ate for Sheriff.
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o n ly h e c o n sid ered b u t an b sorvrd . e a rn e stly en d o rse hi« can li L v.- ,
T h e r e is n o m ore p o te n t-in stru m en t fu lly c o n v iu e e l th a t no a -p irn td
now before V** voters o f th e sta te
<• for-th e p u b lic good than the' .r a il­
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b elter (q u i|> |ied or m ore fu lly
road s, r ig h tly Conkidarud an d r ig h t ­
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lified to till th is m*>*t im p ortn u t
ly m a n a g ed , b u t th e m om en t th e y
boqom e lite m a ste rs in ste a d o f th e p o sitio n , hia b u sin c ts career in th is
se r v a n ts o f th e p u b lic th e y d egen c it y t 'u r iu j t h v p a - t eightta-n y ea rs
e fn te in to a sp ecies o f a b so lu tism b ein g unimp«-Hchable, o ,,e o f clean
h o n e sty and int -gritv.
w h ich so o n becom es In to le r a b le.
R . W; F uamr , M ayor
• T h e A m erican peop le are rarely
T . J. H uston , R ecord er. »
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tt uy h i iv m iter nm tn n t he y zr v
Jo». H artle , C o u n c ilm a n .
» b r a y s feon«ervalive. B u t it h a s
A J ohnston , ’C o u n c ilm a n . »
boen -discovered th a t th e y w ill sta n d
O laf A lm , C o u n c ilm a n .
»o m u ch o p p re ssio n an d if
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I f y o u c o n t e m p la t e . b u y in g a
A nd i t ia o n ly s ix w eek s sin c e I
was
Utfcen fron« a tra in in a se m i­
p eo p le’s in te re st» a* w e ll aa th e ir is p rom in en t in, fin a n c ia l c ir cle s
anti has been th e le a d in g m e rc h a n t con sciou s- c o n d itio n to d ie in m y
ow n .
o f th is c ity a ll th e se years. H e is old h o m e .”
T h e p o i n t , d view t h a t t h e great
o n e o f o u r b o r a s i an d m o st u p - 1 D r, Goalim>ky sp ea k s w ith confi
com m on carrier» o w e th eir b ein g to
rig h t c itize n s; h a s a lw a y s ta k e n den ce o f o n e th a t has texted hi» ow n
th e su ffera n ce .o f the p e o p le sh o u ld
great
in te r e st in o u r p u b lic sc h o o ls, th eo ry in practice. H o a v e r s tin t'
alwajr sitae, ilsed a s im p le m e n ts to
and Is a t presen t o n e o f ou r (r u ste d i he can cu re tu b er c u lo sis in th e first
e j f y l o i f t M m , th a t th e y sh o u ld hr
u sed wftfi ab an tóle pow er to bu ild d irecto rs. "'W K are c on fW eu t th a t ' sta g e w itlm i 2 0 d a y » , in th e »«¡emjd
h is n a m e w ill ad d g r ea t str e n g th sta g e b y tu ^ w iw jo f fo u r w eeks ano
«ip aAeVwiouw fo r tu n e s for a few in -
to t h e R e p u b lica n stato tic k e t; a n y caoe w i t h m s i x week*,
d iv t d u ^ h w p o d o n o t e v e n o w n
th erefore be it
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th e m , w ill n o t a lw a y s hold good.
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v e er in g around to tu e d eeper, bet tb e C ity e f H m rtin trion , d o m o s t ’ «H er 2 0 y e a rs o f s lu - ly and re
hcMTtily rici>m inen.t l l in. J o h n II. ; «e»«cl>,” sa id G o slin a k y nt th e bed
T im ber L and A ct , J une 3, 1878—
ter ¡M>ft p rofou n d er c o n v ic tio n th a t
,th ea«*«n !initgirtg m en are in the A itk in to tilt- U piililp-rn* <rr (I * !- « i d e o f ’h w p atien t, “ I b eg u n first
broadest sen se b u t tru stees o f the
a i r y r o e n i
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Candidates for Primary
'■ ■ Nominations. r ;
o u t t h a t p e o p le d o n ’t w a n t “ c h ea p
in su i an oe,” and th a t th e to ta l o f th e “ W h e n t h e fight first s t a r t e d W a l­
ste a lin g s proved a g a in st th e C o m ­ ter L T uoze was th e m an m ost t a lk ­
ed aon u t, b u t hia boom burated
p a n y a m o u n ts to o n ly a b o u t o n e
lo n g ago; h e m a y carry b is ow n
c e n t a p ie c e to th e p o lio y h o ld ers!
Aa th e
lb® (P eop le on ev er y im |»orU n t is T h is sta te m e n t p r o v e s C le v e la n d c o u n ty an d be m ay n o t.
aim.! ¡W h y are mat Ml other» a t • * - o n e o f tw o th in g s: Ign oran t ns an T o .s e lig h t w e n t g lim m e r in g , Mr.
pK oit aa Mr. B ou m eT
W h y are th e asa or d ish o n e st oa a p ira te, aiu oe i t H a w ley a n n o u n c e d h im s e lf a s a
T r u sts , tb e Banker«, th e C orpora la k e s n o a cco u n t o f th e 40. per c e n t c a n d id a te for th e n o m in a tio n . H is
tio r » , th e B lo g p o jilio tx u s in o p p o e x t r a w h ich bad lieen c o lle c te d y e e r ’ boom w as n o t of tb e la s t in g »ort,
e ilt a n t t t is because th e y k n o w ly from p o licy hold ers to p ile up for w hen Mr. H u sto n cam e o u t Into
thffjF*"’" c a n n o t Control h im ? H i » - m illio n s o f a su r p lu s for th e C o m ­ th e race h e secu red m a n y d eserters
w b e te jlo litio a l life haa b c e n j n d e p a n y officers to g a m b le ii> sto c k on . from th e H a w le y a n d T o o z c arm ies.
— J o u r n a l.
fen«« p f th e B ig h t o f th e p e o p le td
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r o t» .* « b u n tr jjtr b io h th e y crea ted ,
C le v e la n d ’s d isin g e d u o u tn e s a iu
abd agatnat a ll e t r p e r s t e g reed , th a t th e ab ove m a tter is o f a p ie c e w ith
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Everybody cordially invited and a g’ood« tin e
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assured.
a ll th e v ita l q o e s t w ^ i « /« (th e d a y c o u n tr y th at th e ir a c t iv e e sp o u sa l
W illa r d M ark s, a w ell k n o w n
aa JonM haar B o u r n * • t r - v A l l b it o f a n y c a n d id a te s^H he fa ta l to b is
y o u n g .ilb a n y a t t o r n e y , is in th e
poiltM bl » w i ba» been d o n « .in th e
rucoegy.
c it y . H e'd e c lu re s th at e v e r y b o d y
o p e n d ayK gh t, and d o n e fearleaaly
before frien d or foe a lik e. M en
I t w as T h o s F Itynrt w h o paid u p in th e v a lle y is ' ta lk iu g p o litic » ,
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Tyler.
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by M«il
O reg o n .
T o W hom I t M ay C o serrn .
Tbe undersigned hereby give notice
th at they are tbe owners of the South
h alf o f Section I t, Tow nship th irty
three, Sonth ran ge fourteen W'est o f
tflfia m ette m eridian, Oregon. All par­
tie s are w'arned not to trespass upon or
m oke any locations, e ith er placer or
qu artz cla im s at their peril.
D . K zllahe * )
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I Owner».
J. H . MfcArsx. j
,»,^ .^27... P ortland, Or«. -
W AN TED l UrJtCWcttg'j wbolesole snd
m ail order bouse, a ssistan t m anager
(m an or wom an) for th is comity andad-
Joining territory, Salary »20 and e x -
penscs paid w e ek ly ; expense m oney ad­
vanced. Work pleasan t; position p ei-
m sn en t. N o investm ent or experien ce
required. W rite at once for full p a r­
ticular» and enclose sc It-addressed en­
v elop e.
COOPER A CO ,
18 w.
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IS? Lake S t,C h iyn gji, III.
a-m . ,
F R A N K A . STEW ART
T ‘7 £ -
P o rt O r fo rd *
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Is now located at h is form er hom e
Sprtngm ount, (
he w ill attend to'orders from h is friend«
or cu stom ers.
JJw
B usiness can be transact«
M ail Carriers, Personally, or by M ess­
en ger.
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P. O. address, O oasix, O b m o n ,
Art»*« K in «.»
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S a n F<*an«l*«o, C a lifo r n ia
F l n a W b a l k tea a n d T o n l o •
, W i n e s a n d B r a n d i e s , f o r m a -,
d ie t n e t
,
p u rp oses.
E nclose Check or Postal Order ,
—-------- —a«—
w hen ordering.
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r
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T r e s p a s s N o tic e .
N otice is hereb y g iv en to all Whom
it may concern, not to enter u p on , or
trespass In a n y m anner upon tbe Star
R an ch , situated a t L an glois, Curry
C d bn ty, O regon, tar the purpose of
h n b tln g with g u n s or dogs, o r oth er­
wise trespass-ttr'af^r m anner.
A n y p w e n a g r p e r s o f » «o e a t« (in g
u p o n s a i« preMHses
«en tb riU b e prttocU t
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