The Port Orford tribune., July 11, 1906, Image 2

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« « «rasiern equoi says that a
man in Missouri got him self into
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S u m m ri-« h o u g h long trouble by m arrying two wivS»
W K Ü N B S IU r , J U L Y J lth , («KM.
delayed— has, a t lakt, »roiled oo
A western editor replies that a good
Santa Clara V a lle y , and we are now
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a n y trove done the same by
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CURRY
in tbe midst of "good old summer
m a rryin g one. A northern editor
SÜBBCttlPTlÙH RATES. « • lim a .”
»aya that quite a num ber of Jiis
M orning» and ryening« aTe cool
One Copy One Year . . . . , ; • .........«1.80
acquaintaners
found
trouble
O«e O opyH ixM outh«................
; s laod very pleasant,
10 A. M . through barely promising to m arry
GnsCçpy Three M onths.............
to 1 P. M .'is the warmest part o f and not going any further. A
the d ay. I n the afternoons a cool •oolhern e d ito r says th a t a friend
hreeae usually blow» up the valley o f his found trouble enough when
Published Every Wedneodsy, by
KRANK A. * 1¿AKI)Y T . HTEW AKT from San ' F r a n c ! - » Bay, which
•im p ly found in company with
help« to keepdown the temperature,
another« man'» Wife. And bo the
but after a ll the beat is ju s t a little
í . , 1 “ ' 8í" ’Y rt • <Wr« « <W y O.- r paper .
world do wove.
,
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youí H
too intense to allow one to feel en­
K V M M U N 8 /--
E d ito r Tribune:-?—
IN T H E C IR G U IT COURT O F T H B
STATE OX OREGON, IN A N J FOB
CO R R Y CO U N TY. •
George A. Taylor,
1
PUhstiff, [
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1 Action at la w
krank B. Allen,
1 u, Recover
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Defendant )
Money.
SCOTTg
staved tytfcn alsag unM U csa find
» support hl ordiiury feed.
fnm
^ P o rt Orford,
Oregon.
raptr-baming and Decorating.
T ; -niBt n , i"i.i,’r,r«,nrrl,MB."i '.ii ï<rcwfa
sdus—
P r o m p t l y d o n e -, w,t
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To Frank
Alien, Defendant:
You are hereby notified that you
NevYeafc.
are hereby required to appear and
answer the oom plaint of the Plaintiff
now on file sgsiust you In the above
entitled Court and Cause, within six
Forests, Rainfall and Irrigation. weeks front the date of the first publi­
cation of this Buromons, to- wtt: w ith­
in six weeks from the U th day of July,
tire ly com fortable who it used Io
Fo'esis have little to do with
ISIU8, the same being the date of the
sniffing these!« sea winds that b io *
tegula ion of ra in fa ll, but ra in fall first publication of tills summons; and
District Fair Dates.
O U B AGENTS:
!o < the bosom of Ijio old Pacific.
has much to do w ith piodnction of if yon fail so to appear aud answer on
A . B . ß t f i x , Bandon Oregon.
The directors o f the Second South fi****ts. Vet *o Clear the forests out or befoye tite 3»rd day of August, 1909,
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T h e fru it season is a t i o height!; em Oregon D is tric t A gricultural o f a c o u iiiiy w ill cause the rain fall Mie same being the last day of the time
in
this
portion
of Cali for»hr' Society m e ta week ago a t Rose- Id run off rapid ly and- carry the prescribed intheordej- for publication,
‘•taxi» XV» n v w « d x x * day avaaixu.'
judgment w ill be taken sgainet you
Peaches
are
coming
on in large burg
th eiru nn u al meeting. The so. I into tho sirenrns and tfireu^ft for want thereof, for tlie relief demand­
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quantities and me celling at four date« set for tbs disfeicV la ir .are the streams ln lb the sea.
ed in the complaint of plaintiff, a
w n ls a p,)und.
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Sept. 4 5, 6. 7 nud N. ^T>« racing
Because ra in fa ll is most abend siieclnct statement of which is as fol
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"3$ Apricots are also on the market. progrsiy was a rr*n g e £ J o r J b e .fa ir , ant where foiests issist, m any be lews
have judgment against
T o U te P u b lic .
l The » « » fr a llu r g e /r y it canneries,!» the prizes for which aggregate the lieve Ibe forest» exert an i » P ^ U n i ,
Hu ml mJ aud
kfin en ce on the amount of p reeift yna for
‘ Mi« « sum
« r o o t f Three Hundred
*n d .uu.
neur «.in
San woo«
Jose are
«re ru
ru n
n n
nin
g a
a t t j «urn of 12000,
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in g
seventy-five Dollars and for his costs
e follow
JM ving bought out m y fath er’» ^ hei.r fu I* «*P“ C»ty; one w ith in the j T
T h
lle
follow ing
ing officers
officers / o r the eo M t'b » , The case, however,, should and disborsemeots in this aqUon;Mid
inte
itrrW t, I.aaauese w ith - thia I s s u e ,
San Jose em ploy* 440 j®**^F wereMected for the ensuing be Haled in f djiposAe ot* inverse plaintiff w ill W»k far an onle? of sale
k a io fa ll is the great factor of the real prjperty . att»ch«4 iu.Mua
ie ^wnexabip en d editorial a b s iy o f e f * ^ * « ,n«n » w$»Pen a n d ehiidren f
W
____ P oraota C I has.
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the
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of Roseburg; first'vie s prw ident, J. in «son (o llip g ym d is trib u tio n hud action, which real property is describ­
the
ibl ' njs , nnd in doing so, m o-i
ed aq follows, to-w lt: Section Twelve
res|AfctfnUy ask the Indulgence o f 5 The busy season in Santa C la ia & A ike r o f Roseburg; second vL_ dens'ty of fines «.
lnT>w nshlpS2 South, of Range 13
lu
no
psrt
of
tho
World
is
tb
i»
Valley
is
novi
as
it
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heighlh.
The
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T
ra
v
e
r
ef
Eugene;
the public in m y endeavor hr make
West of W illamette Meridian, in Curry
more apparent than ii» the County, Oregon. —
o f t h e T e ( bums a live, wide-awake farmers and fru it growers are/busy l»««u rar, J. H . Booth o f Koesburg;
This Summons is publ/ehed ip pur-
disseminator of I be local lisjipeh’- gathering in th eir fcrope, and in the " « “ “ » T . K A. M cC all o f Hose- Dragon coun ti y . The grea t t i m her
wanoe
of an order made by F. a .
secretary, J. > M . west o f the Cascade Range, reaeff-
ings of- C u rr y county. R ea lisin g city repairing and buildin g is going b ur* !
Bailey, as
of said Corry
1
W
illia
m
s
.o
f
Eugene.
ing
to
the
crest
o
f
the
m
ountain
th at i t would be impossible for m„ J *n everywhere, -----
several
y----- large new
County, dated the 29th day of June,
The hoard o f di rectors for the va­ chain, is due to the precipitation
K“ »re going u p e n d donna
to keep up the surpe J iig h class (, f b<,il'lln
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1900, directing the service thereof to
editorials th at have been appearing that were damaged by the qnake rious counties are; L»ne eounty, th a t feeds it. From tho 'crest of be made bv publication of the same in
H. L . T ra v e r and C. Young; Doug­ the mountain chain towards the TH« POB7 osroRD tbirunk , a newspaper
* in our columns for the , ast tw o are being repaired.
las county, C. W. Parrott, J. C. A i- east the growth o f tim ber d im in ish ­ published at P o rf Orford, In said Curry
years, and also believing th at ¡the
County, once each week, lor a period
ker
and E . D ixo n ; Coos county, 8. es,
The
strike
o
f
the
Union
sailors
in
home news is o f paramount im por
. and
li( . w ithin a few m i,e« . in » a n y of six successive week.:
L . A. Ronxrts.
'lance to the reader« o f a co u ntry Ban Francisco is a regretabie oc­ B. Ile im a n n and John Bear; C u iry localities, it disappeais altogether, j
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k P . MATHEWS,
n— nr m
ke o rr * bownk ,
'» Paul S u m ,
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>1 enisMAnnblo Ka toc».
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A tte n tio n
D a ir y m e n i
hr
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If you comtemplate buying
J,
S epa r a to r ,
call on or addreM;
°t
t<-
Langlois, Ore.
ftvi
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county we wiJI'keep pace w ith the
times and grow a« our surroundings
grow....................
In .p o litic s the T r ib u n e remain«
th e same ’•independent republican,”
but w ill tread lig h tly and endeavor
T.
Stew art.
currence and is doing an immense county, H .
am ount of damage to the entire
Pacific coast. Tbe demand for.
T o b o T r ie d in P o r tla n d .
lum ber in San Francisco increases
g L t f e * »upply diminishes. M er
A signal victory was scored for
chants o f San Jose who are, repair
the government in the land fraud
ing and enlarging their stores are
prosecution» when u United States
going East, to Chicago .«nd New
D is tric t Judge W ellb u rn of Los An
Y o rk , to purchase goods/
geles decided yesterday that W arren
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Yours tru iy
G illeiie n , Jacob C. Cross nod other
W . F . R il e y .
wealthy residents of th at eitv who
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had been indicted for conspiring to
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s a » e Oreaoo land, the,, , . K
-Economic Detemhinism.
arfju ire Oregon lands through fraud
and let him explain the superiority of the
till we reach the B itte r Root and
Rocky M ountains,
whence
the
m ain streams
make the great
Precipilaiion
a ir i« « ¿ L L ..U -
dew-point;.
are supplied that
Colum bia R iver.
occuis wherever the
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The
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la th e most effective qgent known
C u p id ’s sealing w ax.
V
in regulating the disposition of the
L o v e’s current coin.
precipitation after i t reaches Mie
Two little smacks in collision.
ground. W here the forests are cut
The fu ll stop in a lover’s dialogue. away, the ru n -off it so rapid that
account o f practioal good to the
WnJ , a n ’1 means to make the
The
seal th at stamps m any h fa- many springs dry up; and evapora
whole oom m unityi a
^ J is n d liu g of it pay.
ture.
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tiod alto is faster.
A.goodly num ber attended and
I* juncture
1un',tn “
A t l lh
this
the exam iner
A wom an’s most effective arg u ­
H ow easy it b to grow trees of
tin ued its batteries loose on (hu
the short eksrcise» appeared to in
m ent
many kinds on any of „ Ur Jandi
terest a ll. As was proper thé im ­ theft, whereupon the m illo n airs
W om an’s passport to ber has hitherto dry b ^ .b ro u g h t under ir-
mortal Dvclafstion of Iodependeoce Horace D avis who, as a Committee-'
band’s purse.
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rigation, experience tells us, m »
was read, a short address made man, had sold the Hour to h im s e lf
s
T h e m u tu al ïàteroh.mge of • mi-
•v e ry d ii ra tio ». ’, .W erd there f y j f
threw
up
the
purchase,
Hearst
hav-
both interspersed with music,
after
- ■*11 r e
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» ■ » Htzv
crobes.
pndbfcli
there wuuiu
would oe
be
.
J cipiiation
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which a b ountifully spread table n ,g
no,ice
*»e would
— gircn
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HUUIU go
1 he most popular “smack” oil ' no scarcity o f trees A n y w h e re
Ir -
into
the
courts
and
compel
the
oan.
was attacked with the usual vigor
lift.
tbe e sea uf life.
(igotioo is «h«- -pfobfem
ta k in g
cellnlinu of the IraiiduTciit aàT«\
o f Oiil-door repasts.
A wireless message from the lips the water from streams, that gather
I lie fact is, looting ha» lits-une
R ig h t here it is only ju s t to say
of the heart.
it in the m ountain regions where
th at very much o f the success of (he order of the <l«v in ib,. r,an,|i
A thing o f use to no ooe, but precipitation is a b u n d an t,an d lead-
the occasion was due lo the gener- i«g o f (be great soins" e o n i r i l m « e , |
much prized by two.
ing it over the plains in the lower
ons lib e r a lit f o f M r. R. D . H u m e i<J riescue the |*t«|ile from suffering j
A perfect chord, Bounded from Oourses of llies« stream *, instead
nd destitution in th e s lriq k m o ily.
whose gratuitous gifts of good
if
two harmonious eools.
allow ing it still to roar id ly away
A
sttpcrinicndent
o
f
d
iitrrto
itio
n
nl
things
were
matters
of
generkl
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,o .,iirrs 01 general
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1 '« o rm H Ili'II ni
The o n ly re a lly agreeable two through tho deep Canyons formed
thanks. There were receipts above
Ppr m onlli has been np|sMnied
faced action under the eno.
by erosion, Miro igli the a turse of
expenditures o
of f about seventy a
t y ” nH
ns sfeo „
d . o o l­ I by the “ - F F o o r rty
The flag of truce in 'th e petty ages. Much
been don« and
lars. The dance in the evening at Commission of 3 a t $0,000"
y»ar were of courtship and marriage.
more w ill be done; hut it is not
our hall wne enjoyed by «he hap each. And so it goce.,»
- A kiss Is the thermometer by reasonable to expect that irrigation
Py youth who tru th fu lly sang,“ W e
J. H . U pto n .
which we measure the affections.
Wil, ever be extended throughout
won’t go home till m orning,’’ and
rh s thunderclap of the lips that the whole arid country. Inaulfl
they did nit.
follows tbe lig h tn in g o f tbs «yen.
oiency of water su p p ly, in many
D elos W owdri e p .
Something which, once given, localities, ditfieuitins o f engine wing
raawot bn taken bark, but tg often -wnd-enst—
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r aiJiMdovts,
•**-« rtire tjrfre rfre a rB ;
i j | make
I t may develop so slowly ae to v»um, returned.—
re tu rn e d — Om aha E
I?..«,...
xpert
tbe future problem a slow one.
Â
“ î h « S ^ duri,* l,- whote
bhT g feiS
The easy uuderiakiugs w ill, how ­
f \ may then prodoce dvsoeDsia. es-
ever, us w» may hope an I exfiecl,
new and needed
go on rafed lÿ, and wonders w ill („■
they made In achieving it , should , “ u k ,b u te J ’ U * 3 ’70 ber t a r r e ll
be cultivated nmwng the people o F
tro n ble was th at the Com-
our generatloo, nop secondly, that
h“4 in han4 over <^.000,000
the occasion-might be turned to the
contributions and must needs
t!
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-of . "
S c ro fu la
RTRCNCTH.
known to r” paril,'• !"'►•*«'** merit un­
known fe auy other M C D IC IN K .
achieved
(Successor to Pacific Furniture
GENEHAL
A Lumber Co.)
m e h c h a n t
■SW I 4 .
Having purehsseri the General Merchandise bosinses of the
P. F. & L. Co., it shall be my aim to.merit and receives fair share
for paying off other warrants, and thora
' *»«*«*»y ‘»•*<*11». w ill have to take their
turn with those of a later date.’
r r — —— — —
w ith in
tbe n ext tw enty
years.— Oregonian.
W«-T«-ltae for W in , C eau.
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J t h . feral n ^ , ¿at to L p in to u S
the
world's
doily
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r
E v e n in g
7 .
Ifs
m y p u rp o se to keep a fu ll
trade in the lins of
G R O C E R IE S and 1‘ R Ö V Is iO N S ,
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M E N S ’ and B O Y », C L O t H l N Q ,
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L A D IE S ' D R E S S G O O D S ,
H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E s n d - T l N W A R E ,
C IG A R S , T O B A C C O ,. P IP E S
C A N D Y , N U T S and N O T IO N S .
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* n ,act> • "uppiy of everyUdng Usually kept in « well
General Merchandise Store.
ORDERS T A K E N FOR
ANY A R T IC L E NOT IN STOCK.
Call and examine goods and get prices.
R MILLER j ^
ENGLISH W AL*ru$5 li l
°f
p la n tin g are being r n d ^ n u T n e r o u s ^ ^ ' b M r ì n !
cr9ps yearly
yearlp. in vroof
DnMt?
producing trernendous crpps
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T e le g r a m ,
- f ortlaad, Orefonf 5—
The fending evening newspaper of
the Pacific Coast, which has com-
Pfets Associated Press reports and
■Poclsl lsassd -w irs ssrrics, with
corrsnpondents fe important asws
center, and in ail the citfen and
principal towns of tho Northwest.
Portland and snbnrbs ore covered
by n bright sta ff o f reporters, fend
editorial, dramatic, soefety an<
special writers. Saturday's s<li-
tion caeisists of M to 88 pages, »nd
has cofersd comic pagan, an wall an
a daportment for children, colored
fraU ta page, an ixterratfo, serial
* »r7 »«d-<*hg S ttn ctfea foetuneo
in
* nfl »be news of tho
d*y
Subscription Rates: Ona _
60 cants; three months, $l.»fi
months, $ u o ; tw .lv . month
Sample ooplca molted free.
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N E W G O O DS,
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The
t
English Walnuts, FTuit Trees,
Shrubs, Plants, Etc.
J as . C avohxll .
Co. Treasurer.
,z
with
of the public patronage by keeping a full and oonplete stock of
general merchandise, of the beet quality, by selling" n t the
possible figures, and bv fair and honest dealing. I have lu
celved a large stock of
IValnul Nursery.
BROOKS^ SOJ^S,
Carlton, Oregon.
fl- B. S flB lfi
R . H- DINNIGAM «
co<j
3ia 4th «».,
M amvfavtuiikr
»•«* P^awlm-aalifownia
AMD
D xaucx I h
F in a W h a lk io a a n d T o n io
W i n e . . n d B r a n d i e . , term .
All Elis of Saidilry,
Haudon, Oregon.
i
d lo l n a l p u rp o a w s. 1
E n c lo s Cheek or Poetai Order
j
when ordering.
To W hom I t M ay C o .e e r » ’
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thLh^ v d’ " ,i8?ed berrt* ^ v* "<*•«*
h d io i C o * *
,be Sou'h
nix
$»-
T,,Wn'>‘ iP ’ W rty
thrra. Sooth range fourteen W est of
t ^ a Z 'w s ,D; ,rt' " an - °"M on- All p ,r-
ure »re warned not to treepss, upon or
make any location., either phirer or
WIM traspasa in a n y - . 7 .
quarts claims st their peril,
A n y pefiton a » )
D . K illabsb 1 -
upon said
| Owners.
sent will E»
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M c A er .
'o U ie r .
“ P <*>n
»»a h o m i ,
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f ^ r P o r t O riolai,
in,
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
In usnsl IIquld form or In -*•—
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“ ••ra n tn b n . wo dose» (L
Kxposition
JOHN 8. MILLER,
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,>ereby
■r"
in ■ w U c a l h lsto rv . p r o v e .
Lewto tancl
8WX,
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pver ull competitors at the
m o*t .effective
a , 8°
Ä ^ n r i f l e r 7 ly
ators; the S harpiess winning first prize
United States Land Offlce.
Bosebursr. Oregon, July 6, J90«.
Notice is hereby given that in coni-
pltance with the provisions of the Hd
ot OonareM'of June 3, 1878, entitled
,.A
,>f T,nit>er Lands lc
the States of California, Oregon, Neva-.
da, and W asbtnaton Territory.” as ex
J®n<l°d to nil the Public Land States
at Ao«'wt t, 1892,
Co''uty of ChehaiisTStato
to keep off from toes, in v itin g how­
.'Voshmgton, has this day fifed in
tria l. o a u ih o f this is the expansion of a ir 1 of
E d ito r T h ib u n e ;—About 60 yen re must come to Portland ,f for
° r triaL
this office his sworn statement NoU«l<8«)
ever, from both parties f a ir and
ago the great reformer K a rl M ark . fovernnien^offi^l I T
‘J”
on ascending. T he upw ard move- u J ,t? ° Z ? r<^ “8e ,of the N1
WM
open argum ent of im portant ques-
«»Mdiraai
fikA
veri)
men
I
Ouiciaift
that
a
BimiJur
the ann..uocem3a t D l k t decision w ill e v e n to .lfy be render
U 0M J 3
>.
‘ .» J - g u y e d
air currents lo the higher altitudes
Proof, to
that the land sought is
n, bum a»ity, honesty and (ed
w lgoon, in a i lo
0<hkogh o
T h h n H n g tiur reader« for their
f m ountain chkins.
I
for ^ r i c u t t a r e V ^ r p r Z , ‘ i
lib erality and confidence in (he past, m X ^ b " ; ^
WO” ^ fln; ,,y b ‘
S h sw .n o m illio n a ire , who are
.
.....
t
w hile we were associate owner, and measuraiTby tbe sordid basis
»5.
“ how much w ill there be in H?” m en
r .T «
r,
n cooliug the Air below the \ j ew oflloe
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requesting the-««era fe r-th e - -futgry, The M illio n a ire <‘C om m illee
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Friday
,
o f' S X . ^ l J v
p oin t; but tha’Q f uncertain. F o r® ,
we now slip quietly into the old ink F yrty,»inchiding the H o r.ce Davis S
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He esine» ae witnesses :
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31 -
erly
it was mqst commonly and
covered chair and grasp the edi­
J. y . Oilbort,
.V - great . flour
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tbe
m ...
ill owner, who are bgl’t to escape lu a i in this e ity , but positively asserted than now. De
*• fww^nsood, and
torial q u ill w ith the enthusiasm o f
United S u tes D is tric t A ttorney
Warren T Beatty,
of Roseburg, Orea
volees to forest studies teli us tlfet
GeorgO
a m
nw
Georire
I n
... , of (fe^dtaer Oreg
* SI
youth, gad dedicate the T r ib u n e to handling the contributions poured
Bristol, n ho has charge o f the gov­
in
to
San
Francisco
by
honest
peo-
the
the
ev
ident*
derived
thus
far
1
»"’•’■““
»claiming adverse,
the welfare o f C u rry co u nty and
ernm en t’s case, has been oonftdenl from m any Feries of observations qoe»fed»o°fl?ethdrc^ahns’ hi thisTififre
pie have recently
demonstrated
her people.
from the start th at th eir s ff.its
conducted in E u lo p e and elsewhere t a / i i S f 01*
of Septem-
that they a re wu p » | n the tactics.
Respectfully
would be Unavailing.
■ V'-'n:
isso/jonflicting that a definite an
’
“ — -
~ ~
which"
M
arx
foresaw
would
beeome
H . T . S t e w a r t .
11K XJ a U t n L . EDny, Register.
W illia m i i . S m ith and Richard
the rule. For instance after flour
swer to this question, having the
Jones o f San Francisco, described
contributions had aggregated 80,
stam p of scientific aoouracy, is not
as two of the leading spirits in the
possible.
0U0
barrels,
Joe
J
m
illers
went
l>e
O pb b , Oreg., J n ly 5, 1906.
T r e a a n r e r ’s N o tic e .
alleged conspiracy, have realized
fore the Committee and complained
W ere our mbuiStains w holly d i-
E d ito r T r ig u n k
Y our readers
lire f u t ilit y o f attem pting to escape
nutted
o flh e irD in b e - 1
r, m
i f th at were
were
7=v~...........*.........
Notice is hereby given Mist all Curry
in this p art o f the couoty w ill be that somsthing must be done to tria l in Portland. T hey appeared
possible,
the
ra
in
fa
ll,
and
the
anew
' Count>
issued II
and
regivfered
protect
th
eir
interests,
os
such
an
- w»rr»nts
— ----MU,«
P^IW
W'IY^A
pleasedover the assurance th a t the
before Judge W olverton yesterday, fall on the greater a'litu d es, . would
n rb
rU irto
’'* " July js t, 1901i «re now doe and
_____ P
in
flow
of
flour
would
“
break
the
Independence D ay anniversary was
asked that bail be fixed and an or- regroduoe it; though the “ wash" i^’fnabl<' up” n P” * ’nt" l t o n at m> i
r
L ,
»
* ¿
5
^
aiiproprlgtejy observed at this sta m arket!» T h e Comm ittee proved dvr was entered placing the am ou n t
tion. Those who had the m atter themselvee equal to the emergency at $5,000 each. Bonds were -given
places much tim e would be re- . these warranta alter U,« ,fe ta ,.f Hie:
in charge had a double m otive in | by selling 80,000 barrels to Hor.ico in this sum.— Journal
Dayis,
a
memlier
a
t
$2.25
a
txtrrei
qulred.
D im inution o f aUeaui* is, flr8t publication of this notice, to wtt, '
contributing to ite success. F i r i l , j
however, in almost all places a sure 1 lhe 2' th d“y ot ,tm o ,lw8- I f À>e war’
to be later told back lo the Coin-
that the sentim ent o f American
consequence of the excessive do
are not present-
liberty which moved onr revolu m iyee as i t m ight need it to feed
D e f in it io n o f a K iss.
tionary fath ers to tbs great sacrifices lhe
f° r whom it had be^u
structio n offo reM s; for the forasV,
record of cures, une- i
S harpless over all other makes of Separ­
th e n , going east still fu rth er, there (
Attorney for plaintiff,
is no more tim ber t ill the heights t
'
of the Blue M ountains are reache«l.
Thera, again the precipitation be T i s a u L a n d , A ct J u n e 3 , W C , —
comes abundant enough for lim ber
N o n c e » x » r P u b u c a t io n .
to grow. Passing the Blus Moun-
tsins, thebouQ try again isUreefess,
.Agent for tbe celebrated
; Sharpless Separators,.
County'JitlffS
newspaper, I shall not attem p t to
»way the public m ind w ith heavy
w eight editorials, but w ill devote
m y energies to the m aking o f a
newsy and reliable local paper, and
having great faith in the future
development of both town and
« f t 1:
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