The Port Orford tribune., December 23, 1908, Image 4

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l'AlSEJ AHÀ) V lC H H t]
TWO A SC EN T SWOBDS
Australia's exports or wool to tto
Uoitod States hers doublod w lth is •
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The total number of passsngere esw-
rt®d by electric 11 d m each year la the
Ualtaa States
6.336,ew'.otXI.
The recent birth rate lor St. Oeorge’a-
J»-tbe East, lstudos, toe headquarter*
• , of Exquisite M ak s fro m too
o f the alien Ineaalon, la a t the rate ol
Urlsot—H is to ry of A r t Am ong
W.S per 1.01». Jijls to the highest birth
In s u la r People.
rale ever recorded In England.
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In spite of the many jokes Ahat are
Philadelphia.
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A
oollectloa
of
made a t the expense of the Georgia
peach ..rop, that state produced more swords, some of which are more than
peach as than stay o f the eastern states. lira csoturiM old. has recently bee«
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I l to said (hat there are over 7,000,0» brought to this elty by Rev.
trees that bear peaches In the state. ■ Landis. They were selected and pur­
8ealsklns to the number o f 3.121 were chased by him during his 1« years
shipped ft j o Alaska last season. An In­ residence la Tokto. la that time he
dustry pursued incidentally w ith that be e s m e quite a student o f the history
of sealing on the PriblloK islands is that of Japaneso swordmaklng.
F o r mere than l,oou year* the
of raising ths blue 'fox for Its pelt.
These animals, under the system to*wia'
01 • * w'd'nakln«-"
m id. "has
are fed and cared tor as I f domestl-’
held ln the bl«,19* t national es
eated.
teem among the i>eupie who are now
I t to said that the M i n t — — M M . " a rrtn g with Russia.
As we study
We promptly otasni I
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W a M L O AMI» WIUfOK.
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L IG H T RCNNJJIGJfc R A PID ,
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tosuod a cl m ill.- 1. ZZi2u 1. .
- *n d *“ what generation. They tualo-
» » “ * * It to urged tain that
Uade (141 ,
th&t cnmmerciA.1 hiiinn nh iiiew , «# - -
vMin W a t ©ecu Lt&do h u s •
s a r s s «
r s
r Ä
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up the roads and streets, lessen the
blocking of the streets
_____ by fM M BlBtf
trsme and make them less dangerous
to pedestrians.
The 6,353 arma o f brewsrs In ths
« d Kingdom last year brewed M .-
064.667 barrels of beer, and upon this
they paid £13,662,633 In duty to the na­
tional exchequer. According to a par-
llamenlarv
• pwr-
”
— — — ” am
of brewers which
of over 2,000,000
<
1,369,71« bushels
payment In duty
614 1 shilling and
-W ASHINGTON D.O.
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S to ij
W VKAM»
P atents
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terg
,jo ti,e j apMuew, value the hls-
Ple at Esaan, Gertngoy. I t ________
for Russia, and weighed 2.600 pounds. tory and worth of their stvoramakers.
of An“
Amakunl
The gun which 1. large enough to use The fame
.? oi
k “ ° ‘ ‘ 1., or Masentune
this shell is mounted on the forUflca-
“ *® P* ,pl*
" * e'“ uUl‘ U>al 01
tlona at Cron.tadt, and has a range of
J “ “0 “ *
.S° ? '
12 miles- Each time that It to fired It “
“® “ d ,k "4t Kuntaada.
rests the tear 11 600.
” Muramaaa and Konlm ltsu correspond
. i—» -.in i .
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,n Jnpaaeee Importance to Milton,
U .K
the lost nine yerns 61,000 motors Tennvuon and \v .„s -w n rth
hare been registered in England
Of *®“ “ y8On kn“ Wordsworth.
these 3 .5 0 have been used tor comma“ M VS° ™ * 7
“ “ P,ck
rial bum.i«.«
t »,.
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any one of a thousand weapons and
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PATENTS
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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KEEPS IN 8T0CK,
GROCERIES, f t
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and Caps,
)il C lothing,
B oots and Shoes.
9m^ 11
Treepaw Notice.
Walnul Nursery.
BR 00K S *
J0TONAL And TWBTOE.
R u s t.
J » It A' P O O K S
-ST j * 1
E n g l is h j r J t S n r f t k i ! ? ? ? ! % ?
p la n tm f.a r e beini m adp,
producing tremendous cropSuearly in vron?
¿rove gives independent income
vrssw ggggu
has an annual output
barrels.
This Arm
POWHto °< hope and
of malt, while Its
amounted to £922.-
6 pence.
GOLD BEACH, OREGOS,
English Walnut, Fruit Trees,
Shrubs, Plants, Etc,
*
which
1 “ “ '“ dividual,
Not only among men was the a rt of
defense and all pertaining to It prac­
ticed and honored, in the history of
Japan the first recorded war w ith a
foreign country took place In the time
Of the famous Empress Jlngokogo.
who ruled the Islands from 1»3 to
262 A. D. She bersolf commanding
the arm y, crossed the channel
r-
DEALER IN
Hoary
n J . w“ “
JAMES CAUGHEit
Notice to hereby g iv e n to a ll whom
I t n a y concern, not to enter u 6o n , o r
trespass in any m anner upon too Star
Ranch, situated a t L anglois, C u rry
C ounty, Oregon, lo r the purpose o f
b u n tin g w ith guns or dogs, o r o th e r­
wise treapa in a n y m anner.
A n y person o r persons so enterin g
upon said premises w ithout m y oon-
eoot w ill be prosecuted to th e f u ll ex ­
te n t o f Uie law.
>B*ww T womsxm .
if
R e s id e n t A g e n t o f ih e
HOME
PIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of California.
th a t time called tiankan.
Tomoye-
Gozen was soother great woman gen­
eral, who reigned during the lllue-
trlous w ar gtoeratdon of tha thirteenth
T K . O .M .» D il„
„ lh ,
m
century.
~
century
In modern days, after Japan had
opened communication - with
Europe Oregno, ¡netted nt Portland.
O L D -W O R L D O D D IT E U .
TtMBKH L a m b , A c t J u m b 3, W7S.-
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and America, a fierce civil w ar took
Although i roasted
12 hours P‘
Place
v m i w whole
wnuie tor u
»co betwoen
oetwoen the
m e conservative and
N o t ic e ftor P u M Ic a U o o .
The m . „ . g . r . r t .o Issue . e ^ i - W g g x . y , w h ic h
a d # p (rd
ta r f*o
lrs » A r m a i A
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« k . ____________ A
m m _____
.a _ _
wwes____
a. _
over
coke
fires,a bullock, cut ___
upanddto
»I** progressive
pariles.
When .be
men
U n ited States L an d M c e .
trlbuted among 6 » poor people nt Bun- JK the conservatives h id been de-
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A p ril fith. 1 9 « .
lerland, «as found to be still uncooked
Ih t lr wives and daughter» took for people who do not oar. for a D ally, hut want a good fam ily p .p .r .
Nottoo is hem by given th a t In eom-
During the hearing of a case at High- u,> tkelr weapons and tried to repel
Pli«n<» w l' h toe provisions o l the A ct
A ny o f these papers can be had in combination with ihe N O R T O R - ol^Congress o f J u n e >, M76, entitled
■ate police court It was stated that 13
attacks of the Invading progres-
” A e sSJfor toe mto of T im b e r f “ - ”
persons ware liv in g free of re n t In Byd- e * ™
A t present tha laws do not al-
asy Road, Hornsey, because no land- *°w wo"><n to take any part in actual F O I^ D T R IB U N E , nt the following rates:
In the States o f C .lifo rn la , Oregon, No-
A“ «8 «» r a t e N»Mt
You can h ave it a ll fo»
lord svqr called to collect It.
warfare.
vsda, find Wsshingtcn
n aeningtcn T e rrito ry ,” ns
as
extended to n il toe Publto L a n d Htetes
Afong Ute oonverts made in London' T ker* are several fine collections o f
by set of August
1882,
by Torrey and Alexander was a wall- Jepaaee® ,ld e arms In this country, to
T ha ddx vs O bchw
known “musical entertainer," Quenton one of whlch the swords gathered by
o f P o rt O rford, County of C o rry , State
Ashlyn, who has decided that be cannot
J-*“ *118 w111 probably go. Some
o f O regon, has this d a y Bled In totoof-
in T h e E vening T ele g ra m , o f ____
Port-
conscientiously oontiuue In his profes-
tke8e famous weapon! are 16 feet
floe his sworn statem ent No. 9fiOI, for
land , Oregon. I t to the largest ev-
•Ion.
Ions
v i a II a enough
n n rp h
tn H
a hi/tslAn
—
tong, noma
soma M'
small
to
be
hidden
fa
ot
8 E * MW1 * 1 - ° *
sntog newspaper p u b lis h e d in
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Orn-
L * L 0!® *? *10" No' ! * •
Tow nship
"A a aged Korean councillor of state ,n 0 ,0 footwide satin folds of a
r>n¿i» contains
" a i l l the news of ton
N o W S o n t e , Bangs No. 16 W est, and
who to a strong reformer, Mr. Choi Ik
■»dy's girdle. Some blades
ita
le
i
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— . .? nd. ol lh * n ,t io n - T r y I t lor a
w ill offer proof to show th a t the land
T en h«n
n lt lie » outside .u
Bhort and B
tr n ith f l some
i m a hwiarl
are abort
straight
broad
Ten,
has haan
been sitting
the palace &TO
m onth. A sam ple copy w ill be stall?
•ooght is more valuab le for Ito tim b e r
(ate a t Seoul for live days," says a Jap­ and curved liko aabtrs and others are
ed to vou free. Address
N o t i c e f o r P u b l i c a t io n .
o r stone tosn fu r agricultural
anese newspaper. "He proposes to sit made after tha modern fashions,
and to establish his c laim to saio tana
THE TELEGRAM,
DsrABTMcirr o r t h s I h tc k io k .
there until the needed reforms w a e a r- i The celebrated blades of Damascus
to fo ra J - H t U p to n , U . 8. Cotntntoioe-
la n d Office a t Roseburg, Ore.,
PORTLAND. OB.
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v a u v t”
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wmau
lu
iu
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uu
uiu
re
K
een
m
a
n
and Toledo were no more keen than
Ltuigloto, Oregon, oa Thursday,
A p ril 21st, 1908.
L ife saving runs la ths fam ily of M r
tbeM temP«f*<l edges. To cut a
toe 3rd day of Septem ber, 19(18 ’
N otice to hereby given to s it t v
u iu c iu .
Cornelias
f. Parsons, a young lighterman of the brOad 0411 cleanly ln two without
H e names as witnesses:
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1 W ^ ? n tohl: m ° 'fP 0 r t ^ r t 0 r f - ° ^ ° " - F ie ld in g of Port O rford, Oregon, has
Hollowi Brentford,
R r-n ifn -s England,
i -_ ,
Hollows.
who, on nicking Its own surface was the test
filed notice of bis intention to make fi­
his twenty-third birthday, recelvsd ths of a good sword In ths days o f old
nal com m utation proof in support of
E . L . W h ite
of
N o t i c e f o r P u b l i c a l Io n .
Royal Humans society's certificate for Japan. In Mr. Landis' collection to
h is o la im . vto: Homestead E n try No.
W
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h
ite
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meeulng two boys from drowning. HI« one weapon that was welded In the
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February
19,
1907.
fo
r
Lots
A n v and a ll persons o ls tm ln g ad­
KJ g A | . Section 18, Township
tothet saved 41 persons from drowning, year Columbus discovered America.
versely the above described lands are I , 4,
J u n e 2 2 ,1 9 « .
South,- Range 16 West, W . M ., and
sad ths son now has a total of 22 lives Others even older have thF* dates of
Notioc --------------
is hereby given to s t
requested to file th e ir c la im s in th is o f- 22
th a t said p ro o fw ill be made before"
Ì
1224, 1376 and 1363 A. D. They a rt lh
to his credit
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“ ld 9rd d ,y ° i £®p- H . U p to n, U . 8. Commissioner, a t h is '
tomber, ¡ 9 « .
of P o rt 3rfo rd , O regon
r » t ? ? Ort_., ’ “1• M ° ' a‘ Cw nM rw ell a state of perfect preservation. W hat
Juna
j ® * * .i" T * .î8 Îoi8’ Oreff°n. on Monday
m b e ri
B g w * w s L E d o t , R egister.
fEng.) registry offics, a well dressed old Is known as tha wavy welding, now a
fuly 20tb, I
plication, No. HH71, for W i 8 W W
tost
art,
to
perfectly
shown.
Most
S in
* Paaama h»t' •«"»
H e neinee the _ following
.w..»-
witnesses to Section i Tow nship 82 8 , R a n g T i i
I prove bis continu ata residence
residence upon W est, W illa m e tte fc e d d to i, h a . filed
who gave hi= M a „ 7 i_ w e . married to of t h , swords are sheathed In scab­
bards
of
wood,
carved
and
lacquered
and cultivatio n o f, the land, vis :
U T n n * i?.rl * h°
JU,t Pa* “ d h ,r
notloe c f Intention to make final Proof
E . B. H a ll, o f P o rt Oi ford, Oregon.
teventeeneh y . „ . A fter the ceremony and wonderfully Inlaid.
to establish claim to the la n d above-
Cyras
M
adden,
of
”
"
been said, ' Masamune was
a son of the old
gentieman, who
«rho w
w ill
ill h
be .
described, before J. H . U p to n, n t Lang­
L
u SintiPt.ian,
Edw ard P ic k e t,o f ”
W in a few days, went through the form ° “ e ° * the old#,t’ b
e,t • and
nd must fa-
best
lois. on ths 1st day o f October, 1902.
Jsm
ev
E
llis,
of
”
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of marriage with a lady who Is in her moua »wor<’ “ »k«™- Few of his weap-
C laim an t names as w ltnotaaa:
B
d u à m i » L E n ny, Register
H a rry W B u rn h am ol P o rtO rfo rd , O r -
ilxty eighth year. Leaving the nffle. ona are now known to bo In existence,
Cheatei
----------ir
Lanirloie o f
”
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together, both the happy couples entered One U ,n th®
treasury of
Thaddens O ieen ot
••
•»
a motor car that was la w a l t t n .
Japan. Of Amakunl's blades, none are
j Notice c f School Indemnity 8c- Ed W e lls
o f E ckley
»
Ireve away.
•» w a itin g and
m be In e x ia te m at presanL
B E N J A M IN L E D D Y , R egister.
I In M r. Landis’ collection to one of
IccMmi.
I
Masamune I t was made in the Bunwa
M T B B T T H B BABBS
U s it s o S ta t ss L aw » O r r e i,
_
-
i K
® ® a u about
u u t J«U£,
period,
1362, MUU
and » to B
a UUBU
beautiful
Roseburg, O regon, Ju n e 2«, 1 9 « .
/•A re you goio< to the c ireu r W ii- axAmple of the
w«Wiu< a r t
M orten to hereby gives th a t th e State
Me. Piktd the visitor.
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r f t e M M exea Tram* OM 2<MW> —__ 11_A
Tw Whom I t May <
u . " t o n ^ r V " h *ve to •” "P»««’ U». Mt.
OY8TER CATCH RECORD.
.
. ■ p , p.a 7 “ “ ® to so and I'm
T he undersigned l>errby give n otice
“ • only exeuse he's g o t"
Mississippi Fishermen M ak e the L a rg ­
» - U 'l
th a t they are the owners of the Sonth
est Baturas Bver K now n In
• u u uiwj iu l u l l u m w 1
Ol SODOO
h alf o f Section 16, Township th ir ty
Ind
em
n
ity
selections
in
which
to
select­
H
is
to
ry
of
In
d
u
s
try
.
“ H po®*,bl®
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ed said la n d ; and th a t said lists are three, Sonth ran ge fourteen W e s t of
p ip p e d you an hour ago for getting . ,a A > o n ' Mtoa -R e ee lp to at t o . state
open to tbs pnbllc for lospectton. Any W illam ette m eridian, Oregon. A ll par­
I w
— — a ll f z parsons
w . w v m . v claim
i « . . u ( a ing
s | SB«S
1 ________ _________
sad
advororiy
the ties are warned not to trespass upon o r
' “ to It?
treasury from the Mississippi oystesoom-
. I w v w a almmsaw41wmv«
- a — ■_____ S __ fo
J
above
described, land —
or _ atly
l s ¿ | snb-
Johnny—Tea, ma'am. 1 heard you ml“ lon indicate that the oyster catch
m ake any locations, e ith e r placer •«
I division thereof, or c la im in g ti
toll grandma you had whipped me too ° ‘ th® pr®*eut 8«ason » H I be the largest
q uarts claim s at their periL
under ths m in in g tews, o r r . d . esiring
....
to
hard, so I thought I ’d men« n - - , n
received during any annual period since
show eaid land to be more valuable for
D. Katxaasn l
__
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toe cominislaon was created under the
m in e ra l than for agrie o lta ra l purposes,
, „ „ .
> Owners.
School Teacher—"Children, can nay Bower®
P « 8*«! by tha lagislaturq In
o r to object to said selections fo r any
J. H . M c i m . )
of yon frame a sentence w ith the U 0 °'
la w fu l reason, should file th e ir claim s
P
o
rtland
, Ore.
wonts ’bitter end’ in R f L ittle O lrl
T ro a,u r®r M iller reports that the oom-
o r th e ir affidavits o t protest o r contest
in thisofflee
(In fro n t)— “ Yes, teacher m .«. T
tension has paid Into the treasury since
I hereby designate the Port Orford
ran." T.ocher—-A ll right," Nellie, you the la t o t SePUD!b«1' the sum of (l# ,.
T rib u n e , pubitohed at P o rt Orford, O r­
may do so." Neills—"Our big ■ black
Un this basis the total revenues
egon, as the newspaper in w hich the
dog chased our neighbor's eat and bit ior lhe
which ends on May 1
| above notice to to be published.
bar sad."
w ill be in excess of (2o,000. The Bow
J . M. L awmswcb ,
law Is working with eminent satisfac­
Receiver
* • " known “ “ » o r - tion. Tha oyster catch of the present
tot 2rst Marled newspaper
newspaper work
work he
he
to especially notable In view of
»
took a bouse near Cincinnati, and oae th ® f * ct th* ‘ ,k e MisalssIppioysUrboat,
l N o t ic e .
day an aetor friend went to dinner " • nct all° * 94 to 68,1 »“ toe territory
with him. Tha humorist told some cow ,a dispute between Mississippi and
new stories, and the aetor, turning to L '’ a*3i“ D“ w!,lch controversy w ill short-
his
host's i*10®
little girl,
said:
“ tojto®1’®
2*r l. "«Id:
, to be submitted to ths United States
Notloe to hereby given to a ll persons
court for deciaioa.
^Clever papa you've got, my dear."
U m ay concern, not to e n te r up­
Yea, responded the demure little
Ths oyster eomralaelnn Is now making
on o r trespass upon the premises of Bit
miss, "when there's company."
ptas tor replenishing the reefs by plant­
Baglay, for tbs purpose of hunting, or
ing oyster shells in the waters of the
« t o T T h ^ T t ^ X T r a V ? * ' " n “ '’ sound after the season I k brought to a
fishing
w ith hook and line. Said p re­
i/p
mises are situated oa Blk M ire r, C nrry
dose, and the following appropriations
d ie t Fhe schooled £ r £ , r
for various points have been made
C ounty, Oregon, and described os fol­
firaslle.. therefore, w í í
±
Scranton, »1,000; Biloxi, »l.soo- Gulf-
low s. The West b e ll «1 Sretloa twen­
«clratlousness. But one day i h^ '
port. 61,000; Paas Christian B ar St
ty seres, Township th irty two Sonth,
Loato.
»1,600.
* ^ ' ’ n'..,r ' d9 arato«
*'« a g a fifteen W est.
by some unsuspecting ’i e ^ b Z T Z f t e l
wn-ufi r a n o f t h , h o „ ^
A n y person e r persors so tregiS M
groan-
Russia Meeds This M an.
-tod® her tell fr o m " .'.te te ” of
ng fo r the purpose o f h un tin g, fishing,
A
Russian
giant
nine
ie«t
a|x
inchaa
L w M Iy . her Imagination «i.pp|i« 5 ^ ' r
o r traveling through to any shape form
high has landed to England. He is un­
w ith a compromise In « voice tr.™
o r m anner, or tearing down fences, or
questionably
the
largest
man
on
earth
bling with tears and
'
leavin go ut-ald e getas open, or molest­
»« I how his eountry can spare him
m s p e d .0 « : " I - I really
±
ing personal property, w ill be proeectt-
understand.
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hard to
BUstehen-you—
bea«?"
fa ll extent o f th e lew.
W m . R. Johnsoa,
Lessee of th - above
■ • • e a s y >s Mlee« tree».
described prem ise.
. t^e»n b'aod means a clean skin. Na
msntv witbotit it. Caeearets, Candy Ckthai
He emaa >w»jr Weed and Im p it eleaa bi
PATENTS
Do You
0
Know the News *
Daily and Tribune
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Daily 8unday and Tribune - • 8 7
8 emi Weeky and Tribune
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8 8 OO.
Always Remember the Fall Name
.
jQ r in fa e
Cores « Cold in One Day, Grip faj
tS.
T wq .
tt
"f.
oa fies. 33c.
J OB W O R K
I
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r
The Best to be had in
Curry County, a t reason
able Prices.
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Legal Blanks,
Any Thing,
^Briefs,
! Posters.^
Envelopes,
Statements,
L
J
o-date Work Done
on Short H'otiee.
Satis faeton Guaranteed.
I
'¡p Lh®
cr *Bd driving a lf i /
Iron» the hoc.
■' pn to day to
t s ¿ y g B ? 5 g T if « ;
» « • . ortr -vetoon gaaren:red. 10c 25c. VW*
M e C e r e rw— t ip - lo ,,, w « n . » ^
CaixIvCuUiarUc.
B U a Ot«r»rtot«
D toll te «ur<
t r ^ n î?
A reDresontative in this
county by • large real estate
corporation. Special induce­
ments to'those who wish to
become financially interested.
i Th® Real Estate Security Co.
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