The Port Orford tribune., September 02, 1908, Image 2

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tlH-Misrlves Ihe h*er ehnnging M
Cbamberlni.i *,bo ha» jusl » sto r e
orifer ou l o í clironfe chaos in «tío»
hind and school futid niattei», fn-n
the Governor'a chair to ■ »eat i
Míe U. 8 ..Señale, for, like the ‘etn
gres” abo flocked luck 10 P'ant
tu drovee opon the brliending n
Rohseepiere, may not tbe “»chot.
b ate” vulturea reeelablish tbftW*
»elvea in the State »apilo! when Mi
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AMES S. JOHNSTON
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(8uc0M*or»to John R. Millor,)
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0 R NEW i 0LIC1ES OFFER ALL THAT
IS
omjcksshm CM
-* im so -O jB t a n t
^ ^ r P o r t O rford, O rsitffr
BBST IN LIFE CONTRACTS.
•OW XON-PARTllTPATINti RATES.
f. A. WOOD, Local Agent,
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HIliH CASH VAI.l EH.
F ort O reor «, O rk .
N E W GOODS,
OurW ahingtoft Letter.
f IN THE COUNTY COURT, FOR THE
trade An t h s l l o s o f ”
COUNTY OP COURT, STATE OT
GROCERIES »»d PROVISIONS,
W ashington, D. V. ’ Aug. 3rd.—
OREGON.
I’he osmpaign is now beginning to In the Matter of the Estate of 1 Clta-
BOOTS and SHOES
N. P. Jurgensen, deceased. / tion.
wutne detinat« shape but there is
To Anna Jurgensen, Chris Jurgen-
M E N S ’ and BOYS,•CLOTH ING,
. ideuce thkl t(.is goityg to be an sen, Peter Jurgensen, Daniel Jurgen­
LADIES»’ DRESS GOODS,
sen,
Mary
Jurgensen
und
Ida
Jurgen­
nususly quiet one. In fact, when
sen, and all other penw.ii» lute res ted
ne substance is boiled down, there ill fMLltl isM*t£.
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HARDWARE, GRANITE and TINWARE,
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Wasxzxs, application having been
• re but very féw point»of difference
made in due form to the above-named
CIGAR8, TOBACCO, PIPES
tween Mr. Taft and Mr. Brysn, Court on the 13th day of August, 190»,
nd thus fertile canpaign has been by Ames Johnston, administrator of
CANDY, NUTS and NOTIONS.
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tate for an»>rder and license di­
, ..tally devoid , pf bitterness and recting, authorizing and empowering
In fart, a supply Of e v ery th in g u su a lly k ep t to a waU stocked
•f'Af
nud slinging. T he 'Republicans hlra t<. sell the Rmil Estate belonging
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General Merchandise Store.
to Uie Estate ot said decedent, and de­
re keying to tsntalixe Mr.-' Bryan scribed as follows, to-S»lt: Ej o t N * l
O R D ER S T A K E N F O B ANY A R TIC LE MOT IE STOCK.
Bi lef And Breezy.
iy asking him whst he has done and Lots one, two, of section 22, T. 32
H, of B. »5 W„ Willamette Meridian.
ïith t h e “8acrid Ratio” ol 16 to 1, Containing One hundred aud forty-two
The railroad presidents are un
- * * acre. The
and why silver Is no longer a m u ­
32 8. of R.
able to agree on the question» o
ting mate witli wheat.
contain­
raising freight rates and the mallei
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On the other hand the democrats ing SOacres.
has been postponed, probably un
And Wla-reast-mM- Court fixed on
a e assuming the aggressive sod She 6th day of Octobes, 190«, at .10
til after the election,“
ire at-king the repulicsns to “ name o’clock, A. M., at the Court Room of
Court in the Court House in Gold
John R. McLean’s Washingt««- the trusts” that R.ios-evelt has “ bus ttiis
Beach, County snd State of Oregon, ss
Poet ill opposed to Bryan.
Join led” and to state what relief if they I the time snd place for hearing any snd
all objections to said Petition snd the
McLean’s Cincinnati Enquirer is an, that the republicans have af J*R
granting oi said order and lloense of
for Bryan- That is what is cslleo forded from the grasping power of
Therefore, In the Name of the State
riding two horses hl opposite direc­ these giant monpolies. "*
as h r « d n * o f fancy etocli, are com
of Oregou, You and each of you are
A cargo of (hen in siarth of work tions. Mr. McLean L alway» aun
The democrats are also making hereby cited, di eeted and required io
ing to Portland daily from all parts
in harvest field» lately arrived in of a welcome at the W hile House.
snd appear ut said time aud place
iu attack on thé administration de lie
of the country to ace iho marvelous
then and there to show cause, if anv
Wiscousin in catUe osrA and were
pertinents
in
Washington.
They
vou
have or if any exist, why an ppler
grounds end track of Abe Poitland
- r iia silly season U on, as every
- i T P o r t Orford, G a r r y ‘O o a n ty , O n .',’
un t by a Chief of Police and for
of sale should not be made, as in' the
.daim
that
the
great
and
pondeous
body
can
see
by
theVavings
of
tin
Country club and Live Stork *•*'>
Petition
prayed
for,
and
why
said
Pe­
bidden to stop us thee were already
democratic editorials”, says th* machinery of the Department of tition should not be granted and said
ciaiion. The show will commence I
an over sup|Ay of harvest help in
order and license should not issue.
September Stist and continue a !
Pittsburg press. And if a Demo Justice has accomplished absolutely
Witness, the Hon. E. A. B xilwv ,
that part of the country. I hey
nothing
and
that
the
trusts
are
as
Judge of said Court with the »eal of
week-s-track and barna will be en
cratic sheet isn’t handy, you may
In
T * J v e v y t I iin ir .
were ordered to move on -into the
said
Court affixed this 13th day of
tierly completed by the opening dsv.
find in a Republican organ some powerful today as they were when
August,
A.
D.
190«
Dakotas. The destitute wive» and
Roosevelt entered the W hite House
Nremintur how much vieitors may
thing Just ss good.
ehiUlren'of these men m ust wait
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seven years ago. They are also mak­
( xpect they w ill not be disappoint at,
The Scranton, Pa., who recently
still longer for promised remittances
ing
a
fviocious
attack
on
the
manage
T im ber L ano
S, 1878,—
lor the whole situation is ideal.
which tiiay not come in lim e to save married a cook may now be happy
ment of the Pension Office, the Pa
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And until be discovers sb ciloesn ’t know teut Office, and the Land Office
Lite Angeles. A"g, 27.— For jb e evictions for “rent arrears.”
United States Land Office,
anything
about
darning
socks.
purpose of making final preparations when it is considi red that many
They are claim ing that theexum in
Roseburg, Oregon, April 10, 19OT.
for the trial of the Oregon land in that cattle inr train were liighTX
Notice ia hereby given, that in com
The Nehrskan» want to get Mr. era in the Pension Office are refus
pliance with the provisions of the Act
fraud cases, which are set for trial skilled tneehantoX A till aitism is, the BooseVill tn their cam paign and let ipg pensions to- m*ritorious appli of
Congress of June 3, 187«, entitled
in Oregon October 10’- Tra^t V. artificial Industrial paralysis that them fight it to a finish right in cunts on flimsy techuiuslities and "An Aot for tlie asle of Timber Lands
in the States of California, Oregon, Ne­
Becker, special useiitant to the sent them forth into a oomlnhm of Mr. Bryan’s input yard.
on tha-other hJud are allowing pen vada _ ________
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and Washington
Territory,” aa
semi
vagabondage,
begirt
JtO
show
United Slates ' Attorney .General
stuns io rnaa^ T*1rO have “ never extended to «1J
all Public
Polillo Land States
s u te s by
The
Springfield
Republican
re
Act of August 4, 1892,
arrived ¡0 t<oa, Angelee yesterday. up in all their defo/m ity and hide
smelt
powifer”.
Tney
at«
also
mak­
Lows
porta that Mr. Taft “ never tipsanjf
He wifi leave fiii^tbu Sorlft the lift- ousnesa.
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of Hix’oa, Qtajuky of Jackson, State of
one”,.. Does lia rtalixe that tbi» eo- ing an attack nil the management of Wisconsin file.! fn this ogles on Aug­
ter pari of this week. Devid M
LwS
A new pn|>er in Chicago called ceulrioity may I i»c him the entire the Patent Olio» arid they claim ust 8th, 1907 bis sworn statement No.
Goodwin, one of those held here
that there are many officials in the 9(119 for the purchase of the NJ N E ii,
the “Wòrld,” which was confessedly waiter and Pullman vote
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8K1 NEI, NEI SEJ of Section No. 84 in
for removal to Oregon for trial, is
Patent Office who seem to think Township No 33 South of Ran#» No.
started to comtml Socialism, point
Mr. Bryan say« that “LaPoints"
»till in the hospital and not able
that the Patent Office is designed to 16 West, W. M., Oregon, and will
c t& Iio o e , f l a . n « « I s . e t c .
ing to the fact Brat «he Daily So
offer proof to show that the land
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is his favorite tune. This will sur­
prevent peopM from obtaining pa sought is more valuable for its timber
ctalist hail called upon its friends to
prise folks who thought that bis
tents, and point tb the fact that or «.tone than for agricultural purposes,
The* Coos Bay Tunes of hist week ciane to the rescue, insists that faith
and to e-tab ish lus claim to said land
favorite tune w as“ Walix mearouud
from 18 to 25,000 are pending all beforeAhe Register and Receiver of
ea’yi
Tho Breakwater reached C ikis proves the inespaoity of Sooinlists
again W illie”, with the words and
the time, owing largely to the fact this office, at Row-burg, Oregon, on
Bay from Portland at 40 »Mock to mans««; the Government, «ilice
Wednesday the 81st day of October,
music by Miss Democracy.
lhat these officials take up the time 1908
last night after one of the most the party is not likely to make a
,
He names as wltneases:
The Richman, Virginia, Times of the inventors in rendering trifling,
i-pleasant voyage« of the »eaem,. The success fbnniug < daily pnpet!
William A Leonard of Portland, Ore.
-sen was as smooth n» a m ill pond AVunder if the world thinks tildi Dispatcher, who opposed Bryan’s frivolous actions instead of hasten­
AU G oods N e w an d U p-to-date.
William E Pratt, and,
Harry A Miller of Hixton Wisconsin.
all the way. Bn route, down a po­ they
lately M (fiminatnm is now supporting him ing the cases to conclusions. They
III»-» were
"«>IV Socialiste that - ------
Henry Colvin of Gold lieoch,Oregon.
Orders taken for acrtiles Eot in $t<<M
litical discusiion afforded much di fail*»! tn keep the great Mintteap a s enthusiastically as Bryan sup- claim that a patent should be put
Frank J. Leonard, of Kirby, Oregon.
Any
and
all
persons
claiming
ad­
through in from two to six weeks
version for the passengers. The oli» Flour Mills nut of bankrupWy? ported Parker in 1904.
versely the above described lands ate
controversy became so warm that a And were the W ill Street Animal»
Kentucky is mistaken in claiming instead of from two to six months requested to file their claims in this of­
straw vote of a bunoh of twenty, who plunged tlw whole country ihe only donkey that chew-a tobacco. as ia now the case, and if some of fice on or before said 81st day of Octo­
Register.
one in the saloon wa» finally taken into disaster, Socialists?
And, I here are plenty of them in other the old fossils of the Patent Office ber,
The expression was on Tuft jtud especially, wa» John R Walsh a
and
other
branches
of
tire
Govern­
«tatea.
ment were fired out, public business
Bryan for president, and resulted Sudalist when his siring nf Chicago
would be greatly expedite«!.
The Imported Percheron Stallion
' in si'vehteeii vole» fur the Nehras banks busted?
CaU, g e t o u r p ric e s, an d be con rin oed.
(C o o s BXv
kaft. three for Thft and one refus-
democratic platfoiH contains a
The Oregoainn ¡iisists ihnt no
plank on patents and it is evident
’
ing to express a «betas.
persuu who ever favored silver
T h eP ifield took a cargo of 665, that they are going to try to coo
The State Fair of Oregon for 1908 coinage can he safely trusted with 000 feet of lumber from the Smith vince the inventors that the Demo
official position! That paper for­ m ill last week, sailing Friday. She erst» will give him greater encou
will be held «* Salem during I
N o t i c e fw r 1
A d m i n i s t r a t o r ’. N o t i c e .
week beginning September
gets lhat Wm. M cEiol«* *«» 11 looked like a bunch of lumber aa ragement than the Republicans
D xp ABTvmiT op Ttsa
the (begun .fair ia the leading agri free coinage advocate and that its she passed down the bnv, her deck have been doing.
U n ite d States Leak _____
Notice is hereby given that the un­
culture exposition on the Pacific present friend ami bscker Pullon being 16 feet high. She was draw­
R oseburg, O regon, Ju ly M tk,
dersigned
ha*
been
duly
appointed
bv
coast; that ¡»acknowledged by all was, nut «o Awv long ago, w noisy ing 13.6 feet of wuter.
the Ooun y Court of Curry County, Or­
Notion le hereby given that a B .
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
Otliar Mate*, dpocial eflfirta have free silveriti.
egon, Administrator of the Estate of Moulton, of Suite »18, B o*id a f Trade
Prospecting for oil in the vicinity
D wpaxtm «» t or THS InTsaioa
been put forth by the management
N. B. Neely and Msry E. Neely, de­ B ld g ., P ortland , C ounty of Muftmwiiah,
A lt irney General Boneparte arid of South slough was conducted last United Sta'cs Land Office, Roseburg,
ceased. Al! persons having claims
to maki. the cniBiiig fair the greatest
Oregon,
Aasast
17,
1908.
week by E. C. Crittenden and I)r.
Notice 19 tn-reby given that the Santa
against said Estate» are required to R ailw ay Co., to select, under tb e
ever i n j^ s history of it* vrganigation U. S. District at»y, Sim s have jus* O’dny, of North Bend. Jftdicationa
Fe Pacific Railway Company, by A. P.
present the same within nix months C ongress approved J u ly 1, IM S, ns uu-
filed
a
lenglliy
petition
in
lhA
U.
S.
lit t f u t i d elSsnifieatioa of liveetock,
Fulkerson, its Attorney in »act, whose
bv th e A et «< Ooograee a p erev -
which
pructically
insure
the
exis
from the data of the first publication tended
ed M ay 1 7 ,1 « * . th e « W iB I T j e f S e c .
Powrotfiea ««Wresx la Roseburg Cpunty
lnC|ea^e''i^ireidlUtns and adJitiimaI Circuit Cfiurt asking for a rehear­
Ktan*,Alfa).
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prire-win-
of
this
notice.
With
proper
vouchers,
to
lence
of
oil
were
found,
and
it
is
of Douglas,Htate olOregon, bos filed
14, Tp. 8 4
R. 14 W . o f W . M .
ner at the District Fair at Bosobrirg in O. Leneve st Poirt Orford, Curry Coun­
cottwuhoigwi f ir exhibitors in all ing in the Standard Oil case, in
the intention to arganixoa company in thlsofttc«; Its aptmcatTon to »elect
which
they
hand
Jttdga
Groscup
under
the
prevlaloiia
of
the
Art
of
Jane
VCYBBiy W® Ul
1908, taking fpur first prizes oa follow«: ty, Oregon.
iiptrtime'its will insure unsurpassed
inmedlately and sink a sh ift
4, 1897 (*W> Statutes, 38\ the Southeast First os perchron draft horse; first pre
D ated r t Port Orford, O regon, thia ing Pl o b je c t-------------------
tlispfaj'» which should be »ora by such a Vffnrous nsawt, that one is
Tow li p 31 Ö .
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I (jnarter <)f He«-tlon_32, Town.h
character of the land, ar any
Gov. Chamberlain, Col. Hofer, of R. 13 Wert ot tlie WHIntnette Meridian miums on twd oolta; first on horse and th e 28n<l day of July A. D., 1908.
great crowds of people every day of Inclined to the »inclusion th.it these
of five cotta.
H C, ALLEN, Administrator,
an persons claiming ad family ________
the wiell. The progreesi ve farmer» attorneys’ “reiipect for the Courts” S ilent, Judge Scott, Oswald " e*11
WILE MAKE THE SEASON AT
Bandon, Oregon. offloe, on or before the 4th day af Bap-
is
not
ovefinaslennj,
to
say
the
and other distinguiflieil Oregon versely tlie l«n<T»bove described, or de-
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Creek, Four Mile,
tetnber, 1908.
aud stock growers of the state and
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s-a r sS i X
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BesjAWlu L F.nev. Beg
citizens w*r*
the Pacih« Northwest have expend least.
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- — . present last night
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| character of the said land, or foe any
Ftnrt rnbtre«M«ii Jsl» reh. IMS
taM
rukUcatloB
AuguM MUt, M *
the oia ning of the Western Oregon , other reason, to the riisporal to the ap- the latter place on Bunday April 19th,
nd eon»rder,ible time and money in
Of Wiuree there cun I* no doubt Development Congress, held at t h . ^ ^ f t ’ orettS,7 .h d ^ o t ’ o ^ and every nine days thereafter.
th» betterment of iheir herd* and
M m e & T O a P Ü B L K JA T IO »
Bsavic* F x u * : ttO, $18 and $80.
Ih u tG e o . E. Chamberlin will be
chamber of commerce. The «peak- *ol»-r, 1908.
flocks, and many of them have sig­
8. i. CULVER A CO.,
elected U« 8. Senator by the Leg's ers last night were the Governor;. Coal
L Ennt. Register
naled iheir intentions to show their
B axjxm , Oaxaov.
Islure the coming winter. To ar Judfle Lowell, of Fvndtelon; Dr-
U . 8 . Land
I herebv designate the Port Ortord
best •sitnsli' at the fiir next month.
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><ue otherwise would bu to argue M,<’or.n«ck and Col. Hofer. The
ta.'
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S
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that, tbs Ifepubltatn party of Ore­
congress will be in session today above notice should be published.
ehorp earthquake shock»,“ which
B bjuamim L. E ddy
gon ia prepared to commit suicrile.
^o r
L. A - ROBERTS,
kttoi-ked down more than a hun­
and this evening.
But for th« circuinstance th»», »<
dred chim neys, shattered «bout 40
A T T O R N E Y
A T L A W . M ou n tin g & P o lish in g
C. 1». McFarlip, lite pioneer Cren .
the last June election, the people
large plate glnes windows iu the
also y o u r
M y i te P o i n t , O re g w w .
vote«! by an overwlteltning tutjvr berry grower, «lied suddenly st, his
business |>artions of Eureka, broks
home on North Slough. Saturday ““
W a tc h e s an d J e w e lr y Final Proof, to
ily to tnaka Statem ent 'No. 1 n
much crockery in the residence sec
standing, peritWnent inalruetioti morning, aged 73 years. Mr. Mo-
lan d above <"
Probate basine« a specialty.
fo r re p a ir, to
lidn nod sent mntiy people scurry
C ounty C lerk, Curry eotsMy, at
iBdrettat tata» to»™ sp-
to all future ¿Legislature* to elect Farlin w s. born ut Curvar, Mass. „
oe thalSthdayaf OaL
ing oul of bi ll in to ihe streets, half
Feb
19,
1835,
sn
d
'came
to
Cooa
the utnittdst* for U. 8. Senator win,
clast, ract riid here early this morn
DENNIS CUNNIFF, JR.,
has received a aj rily ol tlm poph bay in May, 1885. He decided lhat
Bandon, Oregon.
ing. The dntnitge reported »o far is
lar Votes- Mr, t niton who, not conditions fur cranberry culture
estiniatvd al between $2000 and
Careful
attention
given
were
i«leai
on
the
jn«rah
lauds
of
D
ep.
ü
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v
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wtthatandiug ths
overwhelming
*3000..
North
slough,
*jhere
hs
purchased
to
mail
order».
j vote afore»«*«!, ia industriously in
H
abib ,
« vkï ,
o n t AGENTS’
F. fin ite).O *««, u great bunker
A. B.
ltau<iftl« Oreyie
|, .rt iippareiilly io»t •" eyuipatlt.v
C ol . I N. Mi
tioiJ Beach, Qre. ailli ail nt »he un.veniente of lire
-S ireri" . »aW i» * lst* fesnhar»
*. elm ven I mu pp h i Maine liuti cer­
AoVXSTISt!«« RsvgS If taaàrtAW
tain «»ftU». Wall Sireel gaiph|rra had
ina'lts militons of «bdlnr» on t l x ' re­
BVBBK -W*«S*»cv«m.v|U«ix<i.
It H -V C O
sult «Í the prevailing panic, and
. ..»¿igra
that it was greatly , to the interrai
(Special C i)f«*|liimlen«*-i) Porf ni «urti io l*»ng an accaainiuil
lami, Oregon, Augnai» .itti», J 908— Mjueeer. lie i^se said in Hi« *“ !,ie
Fifty thmisStfd »ouvrtrtr pomal »| m - io ! i that the dM pn.y Power" bad
carda »howjfeg ■'.!&? magli ifluieiH
Mi about lite task of eoiilrolling the
Oregon Siate Building al tire Aliirka^
Government. alia.ilut'-ly.
Yukon PoCiSe
have al
ready been cb-eiWith-d, »»d onahun
The Manufacturing Association,
dred thousand uoiryjiitve been or­ hocked.by a fund of $1,500,000, is-
dered. Thia «»M
building
i» consider
altèe ¡tu
un ajqieal to liueine»« .—
men
tiriüU.
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e l by many in be the un*t artistic bu y ,|lt D$,nutr»i| • p..ny this tall
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lili
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State
Building
ever erected al
a o ih
ep thiit
it will never I »>
« heard
Expostlion. The Portland Com o fa g a in l W hile iu Hue with this
iperciol Club n HI «end «nt of the fitiuaiul, the great “Stesl Trust
cards for the asking.
is organizing its wago slaves into
Taft
Matching chihe iu uniform.
Owner» of famous linrsee, «» well
h
.
Call and examine goods and get prices.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
sa I s .
G roceries tte P ro v isio n
B A R C A IN 8
Ladies’ & Gents* Furnishing Goods,
A ct , J uki
Dry Goods
Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes
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jm
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Cigars and Tobacco.
p in e A s s o rtm e n t of
H a r d o u a fe & T in u ia tfe ,
ffa r n e s s , L e a th e r , etc.
180^ bmjamjm l E ddt ,
N kvvs )
first class mllllnerv shop In eon
nectlon with store,
N. 0. NIELSEN.
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JE W E L R Y .
DxrAWTUXXT OP TBC
,«tebb.?p ti3.« R
wanted I nventors
Fred H. Van Norden
PATENTS m
-
property and wade a cranberry hog,
’Mr.-Â. Dtwkvr, on*’ of lb« I« I , trigntitiR lor » h g i.lstiv * hotduis
.rtt.1
tn
«fefenttng
Mr?
«Lieh provyd rttch a decided .uewse'
ntlld
Jt«.Afiil|.of'’4n»eti<l»n magazine ’ »it-
A ; «t ii, *t w ill tie'th st many others iti «hai vietnrty
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is
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t#
r
fe
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tt.
liÇ t a tnahinfi a tour of Origot»
1 Mr. Fulton and Harvey Scott who have followed his exam ple.
hehnii of ih e “ World today”.
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SWIFT & CO-,
S u rv e y o r for t b e D is tr ic t o i O r­
egon.
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