The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, January 01, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT b e t 'Iir la t m u a D lii uer. THE TRIBUNE. «1OO How ard, fflO O . C opper from Iron at G Cents t ’he K sd arae(«M »o*e»« *IM ke pteaeed to Pound. la u « It u d lS m I . «, le * .t <•« dreed«1 dtaWM df/w-pria means literal y bad toot, it ifeal u r in e . haa bees able, S> ««“ » la a ll Ua will not bo fuir f r many to la y Mara« ate*«., and (haa la C a r te * (to k » C atarrh on täte c <uk if they bepls tlis Chinitias i W H O i f PAPER .1? C ’J l i i i V - To ^iriMluie copjmr fr«Mii iron. »I < t i n - l . lilt- O lli) p o e lllt .-c t ir - SOW kn « « n M D in u .i with little appetite asd «ici it f will) d lrtrcs or Bailees. It may not be ! a o a t u f « m i t t » pownd, white tin the BM dltal h a u r a lt ; Catarrh bring a ran ttra. a c u a .llla tlu a a l | K t t K h . & W & , T « S - » i " M r » . w - n . . . . . . i t ____________________________ WPDXESDAV, JA N. U t, »W7. trralu ient. H a ir . Catarrh cure 1» taken In- ,«ia i licutcp a bad aiotusch. ■ Io 18 cent*, it »1 e c « io e U p o n ’ w h ic h ! lernauy, aetin» directly apoo the blood and i | 1 het th a t le l.a a wen : ototuacli. rivlmr than a • tv h « i« « .r i l . i . 1. I “ nucuu« «arlare. Ot the eyetew. thereby doetroy ' bud cook, a« ! h r a. Weak i t o r « « l i / ‘ B h ) ‘* « " " " ’ t " ** In« the io u .lu lt m ot ih r Art-*«!. end s K In g 8VB SÇKlPrt»7$ RATE» O »e Uopy Opr Vtmr .................... <IJX) there is ; '-sitnit eh« eqwal to Hood's wiwkiog w illi all ooiifl-lenue <«f >uc the patient « r m g tk by baUdios OS the couetl- lu ilo n end awil.ttng uaterv 11. doing lie aoefc Karwtparillu. ft gives ttto Stomach! , , «■ One Copy- flia M ouths... vigor ami tone, cures dyspepsia, «reatee *”**' *’* *ael “*'• K‘ #n* K'*c "tit The proprietor, hate eo awcli tallh in lie care ‘One Copy-Tor«« Hunlha. _fMppetltc, and make» eating tl«C p i t i ' Isr deir.oiial lalonwi o f I he ease that liv e powers that they oSer One H andrad P o l — -tirt it »hi Hi Id copper CUB 1st ina’le from (»1-1 wWMp le n lor any ceae that I I Yell. 10 care. Head 1er lie« of le e tlu o aie le * • Published Every Wednesday, by Addrcee » . J. C H XN XV « C O , Toledo, a iron, in his Affine on tits ground Sold by ell Druggist,. Jh Rich Few Rule N atio n . HARDY P. STEWART. floor on the Chuinlu r of C otntneicr Take H ell's Fam ily Fill« (or ceaatlpatloa. ----- -- — - iq r w r< « tre«*Oh ro rrp fc jw r a JlfeW ta« dale dal« tu « b lr h jrour ftfb-? ’ •eri piloni« paid “ QT’ P. AGENTS: , 9- N A. B. H ab lx, Bindon Oregon, Timber Claims. In spite o( til« fact that the wPrd * Neir York. 7 - ~ ; b uilding, and q u its a furore lis» re- \V , Bourke C«>fkr»o, i 8ll|iwj among ibe lawyers and* real j at tbe opening sesaioM of the Pen- w tate men men who are M r. Bvanh’ plc>’s f o r tun »t the new Itoelteile neighbors. Theatre this ufteruroni in desertb ‘‘Ten per cent of copper can be ing the “silent revolution in putitt produced from old sere pi run,” Mr. cnl pystem,” declared that tbe pot» > Evans says, and the process is jera which have grown np hi tlle i simple (b a t any one can > business and financial world dor i operation.” t j ing (he last ten years now co m -j Here Its exhibited 3 h a lf gallon pletely (Innominate Ilia Pnderal fr u it j ar> ^ j y * filled w ith acid that SPORT IN TUSCANY, FRANCE V«npU of T his Bastion Shoot Safe and Jays Simply to Bat T hao—W hat BogUsh Writer Thinks. I « « p irehiuung fir, c«<l«r and pine Timber Clsluta from the original hoM- era at pTloea warranted by their 'loca tion, quantity and quality of timber. W hat have you to oBi-r? Write to Catarrh T imskk L aud A ct , jusk 3, 1878— to . achievements .„ d . b . «' "" j * “ 1“ " " ' J i L i f i K ^ T » l ? K f > e » b i « , . ^ r i « ~ . n « i k « . o f Hie Republiuian <'>inlwrp< ' • 1 1 what he declared a , gtate rrf inflammation by an impure fmrby u e nothing to you; nor o rig in , history -and tsndencius of lb s Ucnincratic p arty. You have yio principles, no pur|ioses, no co jisrence. H e who depends upon yo u r favors “ swims w ith tins of lead and hews down ouka with 1 real government, M r C ockran-re- cited the recent financial pauic and condition of the blood. Therefore, to cure, take tbe best blood purifier, Hood’s Sarsaparilla they w ould m ake a good pie. Ye gods! b at pie and bailed jay— 11th day of B x m a h ik L E d » t , Register. '■■■ .---------------- » ■ - - - OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. 'V ., • When in Roseburg B I© © u r e t o C o m e n n < l W©© U re We’ll Treat you Square! /jr "■ - >. L 1 1 1 • ■ '“,,,14 ‘ Vi R em em b er the N a m e ! Remember the P lace! » J0SEPHS0NS The Mail Order House Roseburg, Oregdn. AMES S. JOHNSTON GUM JII AE (Successor to John B. Ifflier.) • . .. i^ r P o r t Orford, O r .u ^ 2 N E W GOODS, and fresh supplies will be received by every steamer. I t shall be tra t& T ’T T It kee? * fUU *UX?k eT* ryUli"x »vquirod by the G R O C ER IE S and PROVISIONS, BOOTS and SH0JC8. M ENS’ and BOYS, C LO TH IN G , . L A D IE S ’ DRESS GOODS, H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E and T IN W A R E , C IG A R S , T O B A C C O , P IP E S ] C A ND Y, NUTS snd N O T IO N S .'' what a dinner! said th at this peril was tha great- ' I ascertained that there is some STAtB AMD DISTBICT O m C B B S t est th at has ever faced the country, in nm«i Itauid to™ or «■boc.'iat«, tablet« *«ellen< trout fishing 4o be ob- nnd had tain ed not f a r from Lucca, m any V. S. Sen'ts—Jonathan Bourne Jr., of and had been been denlt dealt w w ith ith , , not not hv by kBown“ • o r ,a ta b s - of the trout being of good site. Poitlsnd and Ohas. Fulton of Astoria. agents of the government^ but by ] Congressman, First District— W illis Tbe trout are already in season in forces outside. T h e eyes o f the] C. Hawley, ol Salem. the month of February and rise country^ he said, had r.ol been ' _____ Governor— Geo. K. Chamberlain Sa rushes.”—Oicgoiuan. ,» very well in March and April to turned to the executive at W ash-I Sealed bids wiU be received by the lem. a fly. Secretary of State—F. I. Dunbar, Sa | ington for relief, but on the lib ra ry County Court of Curry County, Ore- Roosevelt Again Declines. lem. of a prominent citizen o f New Y o rk, « °n> ,ur the construction of s wagon ‘N O T W ORTH SALT” OLD. State T.essurer—Geo. A. Steel of Sa road betweeff Denmark nnd Sixes rlv- where a secret coigdavs was held. lem. er, alon g a line of survey, a plat o f Roman Worker« in Mines War« Paid -The President lias recently issued T h e result of this ooriclave, he said, which le on file In (he office of tbe Supt. Public Instruction—J. H . Ack to This Commodity, Mane« the the fullow'ug statement. was the adoption of measure» upon County Clerk.. Length of road five Origin of Phrase, erman, Salem. “ On the night after election 1 State Printer—W illis Daniwsy, Salem. which the whole co u ntry is now and three fourth miles. The road bed made the billow ing announcement: “When-1»» “ W iny iftya a man is not Attorney General—A. M. Crawford, on a ll levels to ba cleared and grubbed slaking its fin,tn cm I policy. 'Tl.e final nnie,.r.,e ««r il<> I., ' to u’ " wiuHi of oi 16 io feet reet and anil raised raiaeo In in een« een« wortb his salt," said a philolo- Salem. ‘I am deeply sensible to the hon a width . r ■ , * ter a feet and io feet in width on all F’Rt t ° the Philadelphia Bulletin. Clerk State Land Beard—G. G. Brown, or done me by the American people . Hon m our political system w ill grodeg A ll bridge» to he 12 feet in ««'* an in teresting and classic Salem. jn thus expressing th eir confidence n o tb s a lo s s o f progress.” he con- width. Contractor will be allowed to fo rm o f speech. W e g o a lltb c way Joint Senator for Coos and Corey— in what J have done and tried to John 8. Coke. tinned, “ but the u ltim a te solution fill all places described in field notes, back, in fac t, to the tim e of the do. 1 appreciate in fu ll the solemn Joint Representative for Coos and of the present difficulties, the step as bridges, placing no obstruction in , an cient Romans. responsibilities this confidence im Curry—Ed Backleff. “The Roman workers in the salt ping stone from whiulj the human waterways. Rood to be com pleted August 20th, 1906. Bids for constm c- poses upon me, and I shall do ail mines were paid in salt. Tbe salt Judge, 9d Judicial D is tric t-J . W. race w ill rise to n higher plnne:’’— Hamilton, Roseburg. tiou will be considered for tbe entire ¿hat in my power lies not to forfeit that they got in retnr» for their OrCgoninn. » Prosecuting Attorney, Id Judicial Dis road or in subdivisions of one mile. it . On the fourth of March next labor was called thejr salarium tric t—George M. Brown, Bosebnrg. A bond conditioned according to law ¿ s h a ll have served .three and a ; (eal— salt), or salt allowance. U. 8 . Commissioner»—J. H. Upton, »hall accomany each b|pd, and success ______ _ w _ ill ______ “The to word meaning jia lf years, and this three and u TixnKR L and A ct , J une 3, 1878,— ful Langlois. bidder be required enter salarium in- N o t ic e for P u b lic a t io n . to contract with County within three "**'* ,,,on«*y or allowance for salt, h a lf years constitute my first term. oodmtt ornoaas. U nited StateB Land Office, days site« notice of acceptance of Mil. i '!l*er on was applied to the fees or T h e wise custom which lim it« th e) County J u d g e -E . A. Bailey, Gold Roseburg, On>gon. Nov. 18‘h, l»07. Bids to h«forwarded by mail endors- ^Ps nien got for odd jobs. ‘For President to two terms regards t ’>e Beach. Notlt« Is hereby given, that In oom suhstince and not th e form , an il ou- ] £.1*"nce ***** **1'' provisions of the Act p ln n .^ /'iL k r ' L fl Au totlle pntching ray toga,’ the noble said, County Commissioners—J . W. Cooley, •I will give that fellow a slight , i «I Congress of J .po 3, 1876, entitled Cou,W Vlerk, Gold Beoch, Oregon. Cbetco; Ed Sypher, Langlois. der no circum nunces w ill I l»e a “ An Act (or .he sole of timber lands Oso. W . Smith, sulaiium—a bit of money to bov Sheriff—S. E. Msrsters, Gold Beach. ca ndidule D»r or accept another nom !'"**»? Stati « of California. Oregon, Ne- County Clerk. sqlt w.tb? . ' Qounty Clerk—George W. Smith . ' vada ano W ashington Territory,” as »nadon. i extended to ¡ill Public Lqmj tu te a by “Finally ‘sajarium’ came to Gold Beach. *1 have not changed and w ill n o t ! Act of August 4, 1892, mean wages, salary, what it does County Treasurer—James Caughell, Joua F. Ciar¿B Wedderbnrn. change the decision thus siitiouoc-1 today. A salary is, essentially, T R E S P A S S N O T IC E . of Eugene. County Lane, _ r- . . . , . oi =_ -, Hute of salt money, and when we say a Asssssor— A. J. Marsh, Port Orford. etl.” Wei Oregon, ::led in this office on Ja n . H, Any person or persons trespassing man is not worth bis salt we mean Scliool Supt.—A mes 8. Johnstoi., Port 1907, his «Worn statement No w)6l, fur Orford. the purchase of the E U &W»i, »g H- upon the Croft Lake Ranch,—the Mo- he is not worth paying wages to.” E»4 of Section No. .(4, In Township No I«ellaii and Marshall Randies, will be Surveyor—D. Cundiff, Jr. Gold Beaoh. M yatery o f the Gold Sqck^. 31 South of Range No. 13 West, and prosecuted to the utmost extent of the Coroner—D r. F. A. Schllemann, Wed* L tfs on th s Plains. will «die-proof to »hoy that lira land derbum. sought Is more valuable for Its t mber law; and a reward will Its given for In Traveler— I thought yon said T A C O M A , Wash.— The m ystery or stone tlisn for agricultural purpose.-- formation that w ill lead to tbe convic MtrnKos or ths c o rn s . you had no factor»« in this ,ec- o f the 18 sacks of rich ore offered and to establish Id^ . hthn to sui t I and tion uf the guilty parties- Circuit Court meets Fourth Monday in tion. for sale nt the smelter ley two men l_ef« re the Register and KecutvTr nt KpMUnn Csorr. Roseburg, Oregon, »a Tuesday, the August of each year. , Westerner— Haven’t. who refused to tell where the orc 17th day of March. ttXIS. Oounty Commissioners Court meets “W hat’a that big chimney over He nnuies as w itnesses: came from, is explained io the fact first Wednesday in January, April, Dave Murphy. • there?” th a t it tBine fm m a vein of gold orc T R E A S U R E R 'S N O T IC E . July and September of each year Edwanl Howell. ,, ____ “That ain’t no chimney. That’s Fred Howell, and Probate Court meets first Monday in th a t has lieen uncovered near Bear Notice is hereby given that .11 Curry “ J W e,' „ < * c,o" e < ■ » • * ’« ' i® Ira P. Hower, all of Eugsri«', Ore. each month. G ap , in the Cascade Mountains. Any and all persons rlaiiniug ad County Warranteimued and registered, ,,d e OB^' C levelan d Leader, CVBBT COCMTV tost FO«T om OFT] en s Asn rose verselyth e si o r - described Inn.l are T he nre was brought to Tacoma requested to file their claims fu thlu.f- prior to Dec. I, 1903, are now due, and MAvrsns. by Robert F ife nnd one of his min flee ou or before said 17th «lav of March w ill be paid on presentation to me at Ths PrehsBslls Faculty. . ............Miss Ida Cooley. Man on Commission— Isn’t it a C b e tc o .,,.. •rs w ill, a six horse team. After 1908. my office in Gold Beach, Curry eounty H arbor____ . . . . . . . . Fletcher Gardner. B smjamim L E m u , Resistor Oregon. *No further Interest w ill 1« ’ **a,nc for » «nan to accept |100,- years o f hard work, nnd when al Gold B each . ............ J. W. Kiley1 allcaed on the within d ro ribed War- ,,no a merely for the nee of most about Io q u it operations on Wedderburn ....... - .Gao. Kerr. rants after tbe first pnblicatloa of this *>•■ name at president of a great |lia property, a rich vein wn* struck tlllh e e .,....... Mr- E H Russell. notice, to-wit, Dec. 1 1 ,19u7. corporation? E C Z E M A a n ti P I L E C U R E Mortal . . . . , in October, and the ore, as shihrn . .. T . W. Billings. JAS. CAUGREI.L, Man on Fixed Salary— No; that A gues«....... F R E E Knowing what it was tosuf- •Mrs. J. D. Cooley. by the test s i the sm eller, has an County Treasurer isn’t so bad—If he’d only be satis fer. I will give F R E E OF O ph ir... . -r.—.-©. M. Moore. average of | 8 a pound, or 11000 n CHARGE, to any nffiicted a poailive- fled with that.—Chicago Tribupe C o rtd n ......... urefi.r Eczenta, Halt Rheum, E n s ij c ........8- K. Dnrtt. ton. T he W in is but four or five las, Piles and Skin Dleoases. Instant T I R K D M O T H K O S find help Port Orford Ames Johnston Inches wide, but extends to att un l e l X . Don't suffer longer. Writs F. ■ in Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which gives D e n m a r k ... ' 7j£.' i f : ®' CaFfs- W, WiuiAMs. 4<i0 Manhattou A venue, them pure blood, a good appetite and T“ c* re css-titmti«« FMewr. /^ 'E - W a c k t e f f known depth. L a n g lo is. . . . Now York. An loee Stamp. new and needed g T R E N C T H . Eckley........... ....... J . K . Heines. Bills Wanted. We fill them promptly and carefully. Modes for Publication. * United Stales Land Office, Roaeburg, Oregon. Nor. 7, 1907. Notice 1» hereby giv« u, tftal in eo pllance wiljh Ura iuruVtsb ii« of the Act of Congress «>f June :f. 1K7 , emitUd “An act for tlm iole of timber luuds In the States >,( f tlifiwula, Oregon. Ne vada, and WiiKbiugtou rerritory,” an extended to all Public Land btstes by act of August 4, 1HS3, M o an xxn M it c h o x of Satsop, County of Chehalis State uf Wash ngton, tiled in lids office on De cember M , liMMi, his sworn statement No 86H6 f«.r the purchase of the M.| N - E f of fenlll., and NJ N W | « ( Section No. 32 in Township No 31 South of Range No 14 We«», and will offer p n e i to show that the land sought Is more valuable for its timber or stone than lor agi icultoral purposes, and to eatablisil bis claim to said land be fore tbe RrKleter and Reoat,er of this office at Roseburg, Oiegoa, on Saturday, the Rth .lay of Feb , ltKM. He nsmes hs witnesses: John P Wood of CetUrvIlle, Wssl». Clark D Smith, of Satsop, Wash. A B Howell, uiid . J W Reafro, both of Roseburg, Ore. Any an" all persons claim ing ad versely the slsive described lands arc reque (tod to file tholr claims In this of fice ou or before said bth day pf Feb, 1IW. II ekjami * L. E ddy , Register. Mid « b in ,,, b j sending us your Mail Orders. AMOC» O. MACKAY. Fort Huron, Mich K in The olive tires round Lucca are not nearly so old or so gnarled looking us those familiar to vis Aergariniyu K * «se Rt.5srutABi.g. itors on tbe.JRiviera, probably be cause, owing to the proximity of G overnm ent and are m*ieh stronger 1lX)k(, „» though it m ight be inuriat- the mountains, the climate in M<vm> sveav WEDNßtotT rvgnrKG. which th e / grow is more temper- i than any government which has -j^ altleiugli th e way lie dipped his a lt. Tbe earth in which they ever before existed. \ flngris Into ft removed all suspicion grow is a reddish gravelly soil; in T ho papers o f Coos county are ‘‘D a rin g the fast 10 year»,” said J „ f this. I n this ja r the bits 'o f old fact, fos olives, the drier tbe earth .wisely nnd uiitnthnously opposing lie, “ the entire eontm l of product-] jron Rre dipped, and the copper can the better, and they do not require .contractor Fen^bn’* efforts to have) jiv e agencies has pasned into the he reeu gathering on the sides of much dèptk I t takes the fru it of bis tim e sebsdole from Roseburg , , , , ,. - . i j . . i r. i , I hands of Te»s lin n h a lf a dozen the iron from w ith in. W hen tip five of the largest trees to make extended to two days. O u r m ail is 1 men. I th in k we w ill copper has.«)I lieen brought to the only one barrel of the pure oil long enough in a rriv in g now. Ken- I nniues o f Rockefeller, M organ, . surface it is dashed o ff the scraps containing 36J litres— that ton knew conditions when he took H a rrim an and H ill, and for a fifth * and then it resembles Scotch snuff, about 110 pounds in weight; and the contract better than any other even this amount cannot be reck we w ill say Arm our, and have a ll , T his copper'can be speedily melted man, and we luipo oor brother edi oned upon oftener than once in th at practically control the im pnr i nnd run into bars for the copper of tors, nnd n il interested in rapid every tws yeara. Moreover, an agencies o f commerce. . . m a il transit, w ill be able to holdl tant Industries and olive très has to be planted and Not merely dp dp th they h im to h iso o iitract. O ur Congress- N ° ‘ merely ey j - j am confident o f knocking tl a grafted lour years before it will T imbsb L amp A ct , J unk 1878,- m en w ill aland by us if the inatler '< conlr‘>l thew ■«*«“ “•*» but hy ‘ he copper tru st into a cocked lint with produce fruit at all, says Lieut Notice for Publication. _ properly presented to them. j mfluenea which this control g iv e . ,(,}* invention,” M r. E v . n . nverr. Col. Antkew Haggard, D. 8 . in United States Land Office, _____ . ___ | them ot the vsst deposits, they “ Heiuse nnd bis millions w ill no Chambers’ Journal, Rosebarg, Oregon, Sor. 8tli, 1KR. There would be a great many A few of our country newspapsr * hA^ « W » * 1 domrnaUrour financial longer dom inate the p«diHc. of Mon- Notice is hereby g reo that iu _____ , c nms l l e with the provisions of the set o i friends say they th in k ¡1 is tb e d u ty jB ilU u U o n ’ ■stettl ,M u ri‘ ,w:e| tana, nftkr w e get the big vain of beautiful singing bird» in the Caogrees of Jone 3, 1878. ea itlrd “ An groves aid mountain sides around set lor tbe sale of timber lai d» In tbs • f T h e Oregonian to keep on “ fight c,,n’ l»iries, our leading hawks am l l.e ir f work , and as for C lark, the Lucca were it not for the passion of Calhorids, Oregon, Nevada, and tng for the p arty .” Ils d u ly to «<” » ? » **••• T h e y control not other Montana copper king, he w ill which the Tuscan contadini have Washington Territory,” os extended to principle, you you know. Uot, Ob, " ‘M ely lira agencies of production be reduced In the o rd in ary walks of for la eafièia— the chase! The all the pnblic land «tatas by sot of Aug- th a t’s the an<l exehange, but the agencies of life and have no more power than sport they indulge in ali day tong B«t4, 18V2. friends and brethren,, OoBMKLIta N Wmsow is shooting at goldfinches and lin of Satsop, County of Chehalis, State of wee of talk, or lam entation? The credit, th at means the en tire indus- an ordinary citixen.” tria l life o f a com m unity.” ' The composition of the contents nets and other little birds, all of Washington, tiled in this office <-n De- jOregonian has led the forlorn hope 24, 1906, his sworn statement • Mr Cockran said President of the ja r eons'itute the main which are sold and eaten.. In oemher again and again, and then again, ” o 8W3 for the purchase of the N U Roosevelt has been try in g to do of the transformation, and this the tbe markets at Lucca I have seen WJ sec. 8 j and 8} 8 W | of Section No .only to be deserted by tier ‘ mass things to the great cor,«»rate in le r-1 redoubtable promoter o f big euter jays for sale. Upon my expressing 28in Township Ho »1 South, Range 14 *hohad no ounce,aiuM or priAei- West, and will offer proof to eho.» that any- u doubt as to their succnlency, I the land sought is more valuable for pies or purpose«. Let the Oregonian esta, but had only succeeded in rises says lie doesn’t know was assured that they were excel its tim ber or stone than agricultural >e excused. Y o u, any of you, a ll saying things; th at he had only | thing about. A man in the hack lent— when boiled. Faney boiled »irposes, and to establish tils elaim lieen able to make faces nt the ground is the real inventor, and ha» o said land beb>re the Register and o f you, majr have the honors o f vie jay as a repast! Receiver of this office, a t Roseburg, to rj, when you' w ill “ w W them * 1 hat not a ernglw one » f the not yet let anybody else into the se- There Is apparently no rule in .Oregon, on Tuesday the 11th day of ¿Jut so {¡tany o f you have uonotion ■ l l ” * reat a “ a«ciwl interests cnrt.-Telegrshi. Tuscany as to not shooting on the February, 190«. He names as witnesses: high roads. Indeed, on every o f w hat you’re fighting for, no no ■ hail . ’’ > * n removed- fm m contjol of . Clark D Smith, Satsop, Wash. John P Wood, Aion o f the historical origin , the Í the « » " P « " ! « . ’»•‘ ieh they had mile or two of roadway yon will B Howell, Roseburg, Oregon. Accessary tendencies of- p o U tic l i Pill# Ked Pandered, « e criois- probably meet at least one eaccla W Renfro, torq with a gun upon his ghoul-, Any end all persons olalming are parties, tha« ynu rc .11 broken up ) « « w n w H u g he, also in regard ; der.' They will fire at anything, ve« sely the above described lands this and w ill lead nothing or fo llo w ! U lhe »’uWic uested to fi-le their claims in sd- even â M t. I . “ myself saw -u k i— V .....A ...........1............. . ¡and the veto «>f the 2 cent b ill. L * < " ' * B“ ’r my office on-or before u Save Time and Money! I n fact, a supply of everything usually kept in a « a ll stocked < Gcn»ral Merchandise Store. ORDERS TARKN FOR ANY ARTICLE NOT IN STOCK. Call and examine goods and get prices.: ■ . GENERA^ MERCHANDISE, Groceries & P rovisions ^ P o r t Orford, Curry County, B A R G A IN 8 In B3 v e r y t H i mg-. Ladies’ & Gents* Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods / . Hats and Caps . . Boots and Shoes Cigars In d Tobacco. F ine A sso rtm en t of U n d l© « i* I>r©flMB O o o d e i , m i iH l ii i g . e a l i o o f e , f l c u i n © l « , © to . Kardtxiape & T inuiare, 4T iia rn e s s , L e a th e r, ete. All Goods N ew and Up-to-date. Orders taken for «ertiles rot in class millinery shop in con* nection with store. Oall, get our prices, and be convinced. NIELSEN. -i