The Port Orford tribune., October 28, 1908, Image 2

THE TRIBÜNE.
CURRENT
Editor T bibüre :— Ia il* issue of
LEADING P A P » OV CUMBY«.ti. J u ly 2nd IbB Oregonian primed «n
artistic a ih I coro pre he nai re tabula­
tio n of ilta Juna election vole, *
WEDNESDAY,
28th, 1M>.
«ludy of which tonda lo a liberai
«docatMn
in politicai <*n«l J might
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odd
nwrpl)
M on o«y. and «hieb I
On* Copy Dna Yaar
........
Un* Copy dix Month*.
.
î i had intended to atiljecl Io a tsnn
Ou* Copy Throe I tooth* .............
¡prehetisiva analyste at lb* Uine, but
after d ipp in g the table out nnfertu
Published Every Wodaaaday, by
nately mielaid it, and have juatauc-
HABDY T. XTKWABT.
carded through the kindaeaa of the
uffiee in securing another copy.
(From
liahed
Siiriin dc
& Beahett
Renhett <editar*
.editara and
*ud
1875.— —
Sigliu
propriclnii.)
:
„ e I rust
Doctors
^ ¡cu ltu ra l
Nffi
College
C o
o r i v t m a I I tian,
C
H » , O r i e g f o « .
Offi-rs cnllegi u-tuurses in Agricult­
ure, luriudfog AfcTuuomy, Horticulture
Animal Husbandry, Dairy Husband­
ry, a te.; Forestry; Domeailo bulence
and Art; Civil, Electrical, Mechanical
and Mining Engineering; Cow ni woe;
Pharmacy.
Often elementary course* In Bgft
culture, F o re s try , Domestic Science
and Art, Commence aod Meehan la
Alta, iaclodlng forge work, cabim
snaking, ataam titling, plumbing, ma­
chine work, etc.
Strong faculty, » ' ‘ern equipment;
free tuitloi); opens Sept. 25.
Illustrated catalogue with full infor­
mation an apidicution to the Registrar
tree.
J u
J 'L »' V'U«W
4 1 4 o»'
AMES S. JOHNSTON
1
Following i* clipped from Fort Or
r to John B. M if’.er.)
ford correspondence, signed “G.”—
Last Monday the revenue cutler
i
Ricbaid Ru,h called in and Untied
you a re a u ffc rln g front
Prof. BchOuiaker and araialanta.
impure blood, thia blood, de­
They
are at present camped on tbs
bility, aervousoeta, exhaus­
beads, and «aa couimiosioned by the
tion, you should begin at once
with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, tbe Smilhaonian Institute to make co l­
Sarsaparilla you have known lection* of interest regarding the
all your life. Your doctor aborigines.— The steamer Empire
knows it, too. Askhim shout it. arrived yesterday and landed some
4 T B « p r im e a enure«« on
papar »
passengers. Cnpt. Butler ia econo
Although W. D. Fenton inveigh­
__ «I
< « h o n *th « 4 ft< e V» vfetafc y«MM bu U-J
iféMohM
» « c r lv tto n ik pnW .
*
mical with bis eteam a* he slipped
and fresh supplii ies will be received by every steamer, f t dhall be
ed against the Initiative and Refer
my putpoae
ae to keen
k< • full stock of everything reQnired by the
out without blowing bia «liiatle,
trade in the Une of
and urn on the ground that “the
thereby d iup oin tin g some gentle­
U n it AOKNTfi:
IN THE COUNTY COURT, FOB THB
people m ust have intelligent direc­
G R O C E R IE S and P K O V I8IO N 8,
men who wished to go to Coog Bay.
A. B. S abik , Bandon Oregon.
COUNTY OF CUBRY. STATE OF
tio n /’ /b y tbe tnachinaa of course)
BOOTS end SH O E S
— Our town looks lively juat now,
C«*. L N. McstET, Gold Bandi, Ore. and H. C. Hutton autagunizod lb*
Aouicutfc
*
OREGON,
recTOCAL.
no lea* than (our wagon* being in In tbe Matter of the Estate of 1 Cita-
M ENS’ and BOYS, CLOTHING,
/
measure, because, as be alleged,'
-W« * * * * * *
town
today,
all
engaged
in
hauling
N.
P.
J
urges
son,
deceased,
f
tiou.
▲ dtkitimo « K ays « K v A S o n A ix s l
U» fbnnulaa of a
wealth would be thorn of ila ‘due,
L A D IE S ’ DRESS GOODS,
To Anna Jurgensen, Chris Jurgen-
lumber for building purpose*.— Mrs.
aen, P ete r J u rg rn s t-ti, D a n ie l J urgen­
influence in law making,*’ an anal- j
Tichenor arrived and was heartily sen, Mary Jurgtnisen and Ida
H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E and T IN W A R E ,
ts Jürgen-]
Jurgen-'1
yeia o f the late vote on the Inrtia-
» D A T iv im M y .
IMMUKp BY B * Y
the, person* Interested
Zeppelin Balloon 8howe Her welcomed by all. Sh<- looks much sun, and «11 other
in aoid Estate.
CIGARS,,TOBACCO, PIPE S
tive aa aleo on the legislative act* i
improved and I hope she feel* aa
WniiKSAa, applii-ation having
held up and 'referred back, will cun I
Speed.
C A ND Y , N U T S and NOTIONS.
i
,
wall aa alie Ibflk».—Tffe reports from made in due form to the above-named
KvidenUy the perjury dodge did crU8iveiF , how that tbe people at
Court on ilte lath day of Augnst, I'. hjh ,
tbe
coal
geld*
at
Chatha,-
are
very
In fact, a supply ol everything usually kept in a wail stocked
by Ames Johnstvn, administrator of
Frederichthaveo, O ct 24.— The
not torn out a* well in taking up » p a * , ate intelligently diacrlmi'ia
said Estate (of an order and lieensndi-
•
general Merchandise Store.
timber claim aalt did in scouring tjye Ba well M o .B| , and
reconstructed Zeppelin dirigible air- favorable; but not wo from tbe gold rectiug, authorizieg and empowering
Held*
on
tbe
aoutb
fork
o
f
Mizes.
him
to
sell
tbe
Real
Estate
belonging
the county printing.
ehip No. 1, made a triumphal reap­
0BDRB8 TAKEN FOB ANY ARTICLE MOT IK STOCK.
to the Estate of said decedent, and de-
Tabs tb e aaault on tbe tttorease pearance aod aaceneioo with ten Mr. T. Cornwall; who has mined io ai-ritied aa follows, to-wit: K} of NW1
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There ia oonaiderwtde com plaint o f the legislator’* pay for one e x ­ passenger* yesterday afternoon u n d »l *la l vic’uny for the last 15 years, and Lots one, two, of section 22, T. 32
u,inin* and he inte,,d» 10 H-ofll. IB W„ Willamette Meridian.
being found with the new Denmark- ample. That measure did not car­ went through evolutions that for b'"‘
Containing One humlred and forty-two
speed
and
.la
b
ility
were
moat
satis-
turn
h"
allentM>n
“ > «‘her pursuits, anil iortyone-hundrerh* of an acre. The
ry
in
a
aulitary
county
in
the
State,
HL*e* river road, but whether i t is
Hubbard’s E)i of NEQ of section 21, T. 32 fi. of R.
justified or not we arc unable to because the proposition aa formu­ factory. The trip in the air lasted ~ Tl*e
IB W., Willamette Meridian, contain­
for
three
and
a
half
hour*
and
pass-
Cr8,,|i
m
'11
intertd
to
'
“
PP’X
them- ing 80 arrea.
rtsts. TheTnucM C ba* been cen­ lated by tb e legislation contained an
And Wliereaa, aaid Court fixed on
.
,elvM wiu* * “*w
plm er,
sured both pro aod oon in «his obvious elem ent of jobliery and ed without a hitch.
the 5th day of October, 1908, at 10
lath
m
ill
and
broomliandie
lathe,
matter— by friends o f tbs road for graft, in that it provided that, in
o'clock, A. M., at the Court Room of
Tbe balloon made an average
Oonrt in tbe Court House in Gold
not advocating it «nd by others for'addition to the increased per d ie « , speed nf 29.21 mUee an hour a t a which, with a competent man to run thia
Bcm-h, County and State of Oregon, aa
not working against it. We are aa J member* were entitled to render ac- mean altitude of 800 foet. Driven it, will make the m ill one o t the the time and place for hearing any and
are have been in the past a strong ^ u n t a for transportation nn<Lplber alternately by a single motor and completeet of iU| six* on theooast.— all objection* to paid Petition and tbe
granting of said order and license of
believer in good roads, but wo h a v e' expenses incurred going and com- then by both motors, the craft made Mr. McKenzie at the mouth of Elk sale.
Therefore, In the Name of the State
sk A fell competent to pass upon the ing. Ia other word* the people are easy progress, it* movement* being river, ia engaged in putting up anl
of Oregou, You and each oft yon are
merit* of thia road, and opinions alert in the discovery of legislative , controlled with facility. Aeronauts noon, both pick led and smoked. So hereby cited, directed and required to
of men ezperieneed in such matters "joker*” all too frequent in the and throngs of the populate crowd- much for our new K-ttler; a few be and apfiear at said time and place
then and there to show cause. If any
seetn to lie about evenly divided at past.
.
ed the shores o f Lake Constance more like him and we will wake you have or if any exist, why an order
to whether its construction was a
from 2 o’c lock until 6:30 thia even­ from our Rip Van Winkle sleep — of aale should not be made, aa in the
Petition prayed for, and why aaid Pe­
The proposition submitted by the
wise move or not, be thia aa it may
ing, watching the evoiuiioua of the The country has resources enough tition should not be granted' and said
legislature
for
the
addition
o
f
Su­
if
we
would
only
develop
them.
The
Older and license should not is-ue.
airship.
. however, the county ha* acted fur
Witness, the Hon. E. A. R ailmy ,
« «aia»
hat it believed
ueneveu to
te ba
oe ilia
tue greatest
gteaieaii- preme Court J ustioes would have
Ascending .from the water« of fishing at Ellensburg ia doing a
Judge of Bald Court with tbe seal of
guod to the greatest n u über. T ï J been lM)l'ular ® U had
cooched
said Court affixed this lfith day of
Lake Constance almost perpendicu­ lively buhiness j» « t now, having
August, A. D. 1906.
road ia built and tba time for kick­ in straight forward ternoa. I f it larly for 500 feet, the craft started taken at a single haul last n ight
had
provided
for
two
additional
over
fifty
barrels.
ing ha* passed, and it now behove*
on a short voyage overland Agaiuat
T imbeu L ano A ct , J vme 3, 1878,—
our enterprising citizens to pull to Justice* it would have carried by a a fresh northeast breeze. It swept
m
ajority,
but
the
“joker’’
habit
was
N o tic e for P u b lic a tio n .
gether and see «bag it ia graveled
over the palace, from tbe grenade
too
firmly
fixed
for
that.
--
United State* Land Office,
and put in condition so that the
ol which th* K ing of Wurtemburg
Roseburg, Oregon, April 10, 1908.
traveling public can g e t some good
The act misnamed “Local G ov­ greeted it. Meanwhile Queen Char­
Notice is hereby given, that In com­
out ot It.
pliance with the proviaions of the Act
ernment B ill,” whose correct title lotte, aboard the royal yacht, fol­
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
would have been “An Act for the lowed its maneuvers. The airship
“An Act for the sale of Timber Landa
seemed
oonstantly
to
increns*
its
in the States of Oslifornis, Oregon, Ne
In J u s tic e .
licensing in incorporated towns of
■— —
.
-
vada and j «•---■
Washington
Territory,
’
-
/» -
•
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. *
Brothel* and other Abominations,” speed, sometime* far surpassing the
extended to all Publie
iblk Laud
~ ‘ States hy
The last week’* Gldbe makes' a
Act of August 4, 1892,
carried in three counties only— record o f the one destroyed. At an
L oom M c O ibm id
)
angle o l 35 degree* it turned to the
feeble attempt at couspiouou* bead
Cooa by three majority; Baker by
o t Hixton, County of Jackson, State of
right and to the left and »pun onm-
line* In reporting tbe land trial at
4 Wisconsin, filed in this office on Aug­
about 800 and Multuomah (Port
ust 8th, 1907 bis sworn statement No.
pleialy around; then, *U tba tim e
Portland, and, in line with ila form­
D v e e tm O o o d m , m u « l i n m ,
land North End) by about 500.
9619 for the purchase of the Ni NEW,
steering with the wing* opening
er policies, does a rank injustice tq
8Ei NE1, NEJ 8E1 of Section No. 24 in
Had the measure been entitled, “ A
Township No 33 Sflfifth of Range No.
c a lic o « , fla n n e l« , e tc .
sed closing like window st.utlere,
the three Curry county men who
Bill for the Wide Open Town,” in ­
15 West, W. M., Oregon, and will
it rote at the bow sad »tern at will.
pleaded guilty there on the 12tb in­
offer proof to show that the land
stead o f the deceptive designation*
sought is more valuable for its timber
Short, »harp dashes, full of speed,
stant. lt doM not explain that the of “ Hom* Hole” and “Local Gor-
or .tone than for agricultural purpose*,
parlies only admitted to a technical <rnMen^ U would have been snow followed— first toward Switzerland,
and to establish his claim to said land
i-efore the Register and Receiver of
then toward tbe Rhine Valley. Fi-
violation of the law, but the writer
ed under hy 35,000 instead of «bout
this office, at Roseburg, Oregon, on
nally
the
balloon
descended
to
the
leave* it to th e reader to infer that
Wednesday the 21st dey of October,
<2,000 aa happened.
1908
lake and. was placed in the floating
these three men, Frank A- Stewart,
He names as witnesses :
Ames S. Johnston and John K.
The legislative armory law which hall without difficulty.
William A Leonard of Portland, Ore.
William
E Pratt, and,
Counlaea Zeppelin, lying ill at a
Miller, with W. T. Kerr of Cons, we* squelched by the Referendum
Harry A Miller of Hixton Wisconsin.
Orders taken for aertiles not in stork
pleaded gu ilty to a serious charge of was chiefly m ischievous on account hotel, received constant bulletins of
Henry Colvin of Gold Beach,Oregon.
Frank J. I^-onard, of Kirby, Oregon.
swindling io connection with the P .' o f the “joker” elements inseparable the progress of the balloon, which
Any and all person-« claiming ad­
she (orwarded to Count Z-ppelin
F. A L. Co.,— an inference that is from its terms.
versely the above described laeds are
requested
to file their claim* in this of­
nt Berlin.
heartily condemned hy the many
fice on or before said Slst day of Octo­
The
Utiiveraicy
spprapriation
was
friend* of these men in Curry* as
Daily trials o f the dirigihle will
ber, 1908.
B imjamix L E ddy , Register.
they are among the substantial cili objectionable to the Granger* chief­ be made until next Monday, when
nen* of this couuly and i t ia well ly because It appropriated H 2,000 it ia probable that an endurance
known that not one of tb a « gwwAt- a year to the management without teat will take place........ . 1 1
T imbeu L and A ct , -J oke 3, 1878,—
ed to M y extent, if at all, from the restriction a* to what was to be done
N o tice for P u b lic a tio n ,
dealing* of thia company. Up to with the monejL sim ply another K ing o f L iza rd s Lived in M on­
United States Lend Office,
form of "jokqrj^ This Mil wag
the time last reported there has been
ta n a .
Roseburg. Oregon, May 7th, 1906.
overwhelmingly
negatived
outside
' Notice la hereby given that In com­
no damaging testimony s^gainat one
of Portland, some uf whose business
pliance with the pravliion'a of the Act
of the three.
Great FaMe Mon«., Oet. 2).— The
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
W ill the Globe come out again in men saw graft possibilities in its remain* o f a prehistoric animal, 40
“An Act for tbe sate of Timber lands N O T IC E F O B P U B L IC A T IO N
success.
Yet
it
required
10,000
ma-
in
tbe States of California, Oregon, Ne­
D kpabtmkst o r TBE InTK KIOB
an attempt at display and publish
feet long and »2 feet in height, have
D epartwent op the I etexior ,
vada,
and
Washington
Territory,”
as
that4ta editor went upon tl>e Msnd ^Ori‘Jf ¡" l>.ortl*“d
Bive «heme».
extended to all Public Land States by United 8tatea Land Office, Roeeburg, U. 8. Land office at Rorobarg, Oregon.
been (owed in the bad lamia aonth
■a« 7». In e e n a. Fs.
Oregon, Angmt 17, 1908.
ure
3,000
majority
in
the
State.
an act of Anguat 4, 1892,
and admitted that he perjured him
Jnly « , 1908.
of Glaseow, Mont., by Barnum
••a * espial«, vitfcwt tortfcn «bltfttfoa • • ary
’ATen **““ the 8*nta
HERBERT N. WELCH
pari. k*w I c»k q nail tv tor a 1 m «** Mlary la
Notte* is hereby giren that
Fe
Pacific
Railway Company, by A. P.
tbe pos ttftaffi WI om «b Mk 1 bove marked fc.
self in taking up a timber claim— a
of
Portland,
County
of
Multnomah,
Brown,
of
New
York;
Omneeted
with
But it was in the vote of the per­
HÚNIIE Y
State of Oregon, filed In thia office on Fulkerson, ita Attorney m Fact, whose ?íftM O r tl“ )n ' TIP
l; . O r7 * <>n- 1 * ® . ° " J n l y 1.
violation of the statute* far move manent Statement No. 1 proposition the American Museum of Natural
is 1, Roseburg,
County
•aattnaaa* ”
Wtaahaaa Cwgta««
April 9ib, 1908, bis sworn statement P«*to««e address 0*
° re ? o o ’ ’laH
fll^
tahrtfM
- w
w.«..
seriuua than btewart, Jobneton and wbarein was illustrated the dincrim- History.
No. inOoi for the purchase of the NW W
. b2T2 0 t,y ’ No-
tor
of Section No. 13 in Township No. S3 ,O t,h i» ofBoe its application to select 84 8W U, (Lot* 1< ft I*) g*c. 4, NJ NW|.
Miller pleaded guilty to?
TbereHo
has
been
shipped
to
ÏNPgy
S
m
«"
««
ST?U2" *• Township 34
of June ^ i . »
inaliag good sense of the “Com
Southof Range No. 15 W. W. M., Ore , ?",d^ ^ E 'S T 1’ 1008 °» »*>•
^W ith the dignity of a crowned m on. Plain Man” a* a Voter. That Naw lu rk . It took 16 (enroetohaul
and will offer pro^f to show that the 4, 1897 (30th Statute*, >6) th* Southeast nJ: m J * * “** 14 ?**•« W- MeridUn,
iarter
of
Section
32,
Township
31
8
JLaWtort
Bled n o tte * of intention to m a k e
land sought ia mote - valuable for .its
ChlMkri
—
priikea’ ’ and “humbly” are witrd* of proptksition, despite the uppwrition the foaaii to the rmltoad. The skull
TawBfta MEft«^. y.
timber or stone than for agricultural K. It Wert of tbe Willamette tferklian’ Final Proof, to establish claim to th*
Oregon.
J*1
“*
«»wre drecribtai, before th*
would be aarcaam found ia the of Machine Bosses, carried by a alone weigha 4000 pounds.
purposes, and to establish his claim to
A nvan dn ll peraon* claiming ad County Clerk, Curry oounty, at O o ld
before the Register and Be
(iiob ain deaeribiikg tbe same a tti­ three to-one vote.
Mr. Browu classifies the f«vnl as
verwly
the
Und
above
described,
or
de-
I ceiver oLthls offioe, at Roa
^ a c h . Oregon, on the 10th day of Oct.
:oaeburg, Ore­
_
■ .» o s fiC ■
M
tude. The harmony of their appli
gon, on Tnnrsday the 17th
D e­ sirlng to object because of the mineral
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a tyrauaosaurus rex or K ing of the
character
of
the
said
land,
or
for
any
cember, 1906.
" t.
Claimant names a* wii
The P<irtland papers speak of a lixarda.
cation aauMuda one of the efforts of
other reaaon to the disposal to th* ap-
He uaaiea oa witnesses:
Oteree Colebrook o f Corbin, Oregon
plioant
shonfa
m«
theiraffldavlta
of
a fifth grade pupil who know* that liigers o f 5,000 japort* to the
, cur­
William Colebrook of ’•
ro.—------------ « H. Elmer Poe, of Koteburg, Oregon.
William QninO,of .»
K * i « S ” bc,or* u‘" 7,h d* y 01 ° ° '
Dick Quellen
of
” ■
"
he want* to say something but wheat fields in the Willamette V al­
Charles Neilsen, of Port Orford ”
Asher
Moore
of ”
”
Coal Land.
doesn’t know how to say it.
ley with «logs and hags and gunain
Freek F. C«ok, of
Se» or Addrrre D. 0 . KRWTOK,
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Regtater.
. ,
B n u tsi» L E ddt , Register
Irwin G Williamson, of Roe-bnrg, Ore.
quest <>f China Hheasanta, raised
Marshfield, Oregon. T. H. Mehl, of C<M|uiIto, Oregon.
I hereby dreignofie the tert Orford
Tribune,
publiAed at Port Orioirt, Or-
swd
fed
by
the
farmer*
who
must
. Apv and ail persons claiming ad
Cannot m Osare«
t t
-
versely the above described lands am J K i i a a a R i M
A dm inistrator’« Notice o f F inal
not
disturb
litem
until
after
the
ky l « » l spvlleauoas, u y » j omuhm n a c h t» «
reqnested to file tlieir claims in this of­
B emamim L E ddt
« ìmu MI portion ot th« asr. Thera I« n a if eas city sport* have had a chance at
fice on or l>efore Mid 17tli day of De-
eember, 1906.
way is eure O m la a » . s a t that b by r o n « t a - them.
Look' out for an Initiativ«
110».! ra a o tlra . » r a t a « , | .
hy aa to-
B i n a i i i L E dot , Register,
A beautifully illu stra te d
Notice is hereby g |« £ n that
*A ««d naadltton at the nnesaa ll«ln « ot the measure which will put three in
» My evi
_ --------- --- t a y M l f k a v e
monthly
magaaioa
of
th*
wide­
deraignad, Administrator of the 1
CA.SÍAR
E-ntechtaa Tabe. When t h b Iahet« laflameC dualrial paraaitae out uf b’uaine« for
A RETS end «B et a
D
E
N
N
IS
’
CUN
N
IF
F
,
JU.,
awake West with fascinating
we h a te m e . bed In iw ’
o< Mile. H. Chenoweth, detested, baa
yon h s w * m a h tia « Muad or Imperfect heet­
Irestlk with
tor
short stories, picturesque personal
in »
When Ik I . entbely r lo a d . « « .In e n b good and all. '
fifed his final acoount and that Jlon-
CASCARZTS.
the remili, end « a le a the laSem etlon can he
ber h e ** simoel
pouH-of-vtaw deacripnoa of thw
t e p . ( I . 8. Mineral Sarveyor d»y the 7th day of Deoember, 1908, at
J. H. Uptoa,
• twta rerrran m ilO eeeeraw
ta k e * oat sad th b tahe restored la Ita normet
in te re s tin g daawlopwiaat of ih*
CNA». sraMtroKA
Langlois, Oaeg.
the hour of 10 o ’clock la the forenoon
condition, hew ta« « U he «mdruyed l e n r w i
Plttaburs S-f» A Derma Ca . PiLUbffirf.
Wear, and the romance and his-
nine rema oui ot len Are rnnxid hy Catarrh
of « id day, at the eourt room of tbe
of the wonderland af tba
Surveyor for the D istrict oi Or-
which ta a o th lu i hat aa iaSamed ceadlUeo at
County Court of the State of Oregon,
the oeceee surface*.
egon.
for the county of Curry, at th* Court
We wtU a tra One Baadred n a tiv e Iw
Aak your local newsdealer
Timber Claims
Gold B each. - . . Oregw« H on« in Gold Beach In said county,
eeseel neafaem (eaaeed hy eetaerh) the! raa .
fa*
currant
issue
or
read
$1
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nat be car*-d by BaU'e > e u r rh Cate. Scad tar
has been fixed hy an order of tbeCoun-
foryear’a subscription. T he book,
«tn-alM e bea. P. i . CUBNBY « C«.. Taledo, O
I will coeaidar th* purcha« of fir,
ty Judge of said Carry ooaaty, «
"Road
of
a
Thousand
Wonders.
Sold hy Oraagtat«. « e .
<*dar or pine t a k r elaiins, located in
the time and place for bearing idijere
Take H a irs Fam ily PtU> tec rw utlpetioa
— 120 beautiful Western views «
L.
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ROBKSTS,
ToeruahipaSS to 41 Sswth, Ranges II
»Ion* to said final account and the al­
four colora—will be included—
114 and 15 Waotof tbe WillaiBetto Me­
lowance
thereof.
free.
A T T O U M M lk a t l a w .
ridiaa, offered for sale by th e original
Dated at Laagiols, Oregon, October
C V » < C O N C T IP A T IO N .
loeatorx.
SOTISIT MAGAZINE
15th, woe.
■ n « F a ta i, Oragwa.
A zoch O. M ackay ,
W. L. CHENOWETH,
Huron,
S a « rsAvcwco
C A U S A M I*
Sâ!
Administrator of the estate of
Probat* bua«*«« a apecrél^y.
Mile* H. Chen >wetb, <
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G E N E R A L M E I lC I I z V N T ,
^ r P o r t Orford, Or.~z^
N E W G O O D S,
A yers
Call and examine goods and get prices.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
G ro c e rie s & P r o v i s i o n s
^SPort Orford, Curry County, Ore.lr9
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Ladies’ & Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Dry Goods -
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Hats and Caps
i Boots and Shoes
Cigars and Tobacco.
p in e A s s o r t m e n t o f
H aP d cu are & T in u ia u e ,
h arn ess, L eath er, ets.
All Goods N ew and Up-to-date.
A first class millinery shop In con­
nection with store,
Ca.ll, get our prices, and be convinced.
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