The Port Orford tribune., November 10, 1909, Image 2

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. way to aure Ueafu««. <«4 that la hy ooastita- lio n th f lt i t « • o n t h a t jflflue t h a t
• OFFICIAL PAi’SJi O? CURRY »:*». tlaa.1 iwuu *1I m '
I . e.u «ri by as la- G aynor m d s tn
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to „ victory.
flamed rond Utos M tfca woeolM Ita la f o(
B m U fb U n Tube Wlp-u/RU t‘«bu!• luflamcd
W JIi)KS»nXY. MOV. 10th. M0»t I ju u have
a a u rumbtlug sound or Imperfect hoar
T he truth la, that, but f<»r the
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the rea^Jt, aud ualeas the iuflauaattaa can ho cam paign of personsI abuse
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taken out aa4,tbl> tube restored to IU normal
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all
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by
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S V H S C B im o K HATErv.
Aondjtlon. hAt'rihf wTUl» do»ti*>jrad ’toroeet;
One C<>, <>«”• V«nr
* •” ; n in e canes <>ul of ten are caused by Catarrh, and Ivin a throughout the campaign.
Ont, C o p y S ix M o n th * . . . . . . . . . . .
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nothing hot an Inflamed condition of
vy .
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N o w and *<ai® T®® • • • tw o
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AMES S. JOHNSTON
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FuMlsbed Every Wednesday, liy
HARDY T. STEWART.
Krank A. Stew art, Associate Editor,
Wc will f i v e One Hnnd>e<l 'Dollars lot any
Lease of Deafueas (caused by catarrh) tha£ can-
, not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh l u is. Send for
circulars free.
J. CHKNKY 4 Co.. Toledo, O
t Hold by Dr ng fist», 7fic.
Tab« HalPa Family Pllla for constipation.
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Bannard w ould have won out. , I l
was th e m a lign an t unwtullA on Bore
M urphy and a ll of h it Clan« that
drove Tam m any to th e front in solid
phnlank for G aynor, whom ita co ­
horts had alw ays hated.
'f o r t Orford, O r .l ^ \
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and fresh auppliee will t*> received by every steam er. It »h*il >•*
Thp relqrna show that McCarthy
tuy putpoie to keep a full »took o< everything required bv the
t trade iu the line or
for Mayor o f San Francisco was sup­
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E ditor T rihuku
ported *lm pet solid ly by both the
G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S ,
W as the but E r neat -Harp* or "l^is tod and bottom elem ents in that
OUR AGENTS:
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BOOTS and S H O E S
ghost present in your print
I cU y. Tar Bat and the aristocratic
A. K Saatx, Baiuiou Oregon.
when »«Liquor In terests” ^ W ^ * * ‘J i K |w»ys R epublican p recincts) vied
M E N S’ and BOYS, C L O T H IN G ,
article was t r e a t e d : m » o ' « g W *
¿ ¿ f , other to down H en; y ,
L A D IE S ’ D R E S S GO ODS.
ISSI KU BVKBV, -WKI/XIM)AV
MOUSING. Interests? T hat poor elu sp in .w h ose this in pursuanoe o ( Urn corru p ts!
H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E and T IN W A R E ,
presence table» and oh a I sa top p le lfanoe'between McCarthy and Bose
nvepand*brih-a-br«c
eXecut»»(i..v«f
H
errih
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entered
Into
ju
st
prior
to
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C IG A R S, TOBACCO, P IP E "
p i ç T k ìb u se up ver n; altea a sta te
itftble
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Crooker,
the
regular
m ent,,that il capnot »ubaUmJ.iat» nf
G A N D Y , N U T S and N OTIONS?
g tv f authority fur it, . I t <!«*«; not ’ P ortland preuc-herstofBMofiAMsasssr, Republican
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candidate for Mayor
In fact,, a »upply of everything usually kept iq, a w eil'stocked.
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jflg p o rely .d isto rt., sik J prevaricate- «dt>f th e D ev il i -»A
* t * J* j, --A
saw«Mt dot
down early In «He flg h |, a f
General Merchandise Store.
• the trnth to gain
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’ ’ ter Herrin
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gai Its end as a loCal • •
rtn and
Pat C alhoun had al-
r
ORDERS
TAKEN
FOR ANY.ARTICLE NOT .IN STOCK.
Rev.
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most openly espoused the ,cause o f
.4XHWemi*>rary i» wont, (o do.»
list o f PnrtliftdJlnjuM s »h'lf religion
McCarthy.
ought io lie taught" in our schools.
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v ftW ’we tò infer from th e “ Second *
W hat kind O f religion? If B aptist,
One tirpe Mr. Dooley said: “ W ell,
handed editorial tn last weök’sG loh »
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. . j whidh brand, as there are several H in n esy , did you ever notice how
that • * C ounty Clerk >s so p o a b e d | M „ ing
closely the Courts kspe track of the
vtltn Work that lie cannot Attend lo
a -
h is d uties with reasonable pnthnpM-f £ ‘7 ’ '~ / " p
,’’’ 7 ^ 7 1ilic lio n r"*1“ ™»7" r" cootem pla
fid e , and th a t it is ‘‘Tom m y Hot»
hl"-” th* C# ,h o l,c
J ew ,’ h »b n o f .this bit o f philosophy m ay
religion taught, sin ce. 10 a public n o litlle f take Iresh heart? H is fate
jo expect it ? I f such is t.hd case
lecture, he recently urged that Cath- ■ |lag | on g huog in , he balanoe in the
Im m édiate steps should tie taken to
otic and Jewish im m igrant« ought higher Court.
.relieve the aw ful pressure.
to" bis denied adm ission in to thia
J. H , U pton ,,
country. And so there you are.
L anglois, Or.
D uring-the past 12 or 1A years
XJurry Cpppty. has had j n o r e than
Thousands of poor fam ilies in
(Cooe B ay N ew s »
p n e incom petent, opicial, and. it it , Portland who had been charged a
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hut a leasueubie inference that mis Oat sum per month for water, w h ile
The Portland Telegram sa y s that
takee, which should becorrectdd,are Urg« water users had their supply
i Lee Brown, form erly parser on the
proven in to her records, to say noth measured by meters, dem anded that
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XG v e r y t h i n K“.
Ing of possible defalcation. I^ t th ey too he supplied with meters. A lliance hut lately on the W ilheB
m
in
s,
hat,
fallen
heir
to
$80,000,
the hook» be experled, unit thus atf-. T his was strenously opposed oet«n-
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fle dlacotitem and sbrptcioti.
‘ ' sih lv Because of the cost o f install- left him by relatives in C alifornia.
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Judge
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Coke,
left
Ratur
ing eo^inany m eters, but in fact to
continue the great d iscrim in ation Hay for E u gen e, to hold, a session
'.k
s f*ak" in f a v o / o f tlie rich against the p o o r.]” * ‘-•ourt for Judge Harris, who will
gr C annon w ill have the light of
And now ,'in order «0 q u iet th ej reciprocate by holding court at C o
to retoifi hi»',aisition. Even
q u ille for Judge Coke ip December,
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o u t . h is, clam or „of the ‘‘groundlinga,” meters
if he be . perm
itted
to serjie
Utru', t^e pernicious doctrine for ¡h ave Seen installed, but the wise at-w h ich p m e the K. A. Grahaur
wfeieh h e sUlHls is d y in g . C annon,.and pbedjen^W ater Board fixed the case* ys. the Southern Pacific et al
are to com e up for trial
^ i l l ) i v ; , but “ C at^ npisip” is prac­ rolhtmuni mpnljhly charge upon all
tic a lly dead; and virile Amerioan- at 75 cents whether the meters
Sever*! apeiden ta, one o f whieb .
jsm w ill rite tHuhipliavit above plu- sh ow half that con su m p tion at reauifed fatally, oocured in the bay
pxpaf^, or .new a r e a o t^ t jo be.frye, meter r«tes or not, witp a regular hfifging cam p s last week. V. G.
ir-
The Control of Money by in d iv id u ­ mater ia te charge for all oonenm p- Lawoitraif the Hueck-Laraoo Logg
of«w«tec»bove-
th
e
fixed
m
ini
irtg
Co'.,
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Wit*
<#TO*lied
by
a
log
at
the
a l , through our iniimitou*^
NcYfeT before, have wd shotfn such a splendid line.
D resM s G o o d » , m u tilin i* .
al B ack in g L a 4 s, 1« the basic ev il o f mum , whereupon the claim ia m ade com pany'* cam p on South Coos riv
I'f - t
y
Clothe-ioakiug has become a finer art every day until per­
otfr-Ceuntry. 1« hi Ute fathered all that lw g e ■teere and sm all users are er and lived but s short time. John
e n lio o M , ila n n e lis i. e t q ,
,
fection1
‘has
been
reached
at
last.
Our
clothes
are
perfec­
trusts, all m onopoly, gll graft, all put u p o a an exact eq u a lity “ before Chrfke'was seriously injured at Ed.
tion in-fabric, workmanship and finish. Come in and see
corruption, and'such men as Can- ths law !7 Thia all depends. Rich 1 Noiih’s cAisip on Cooe river, hut is
, podland AMriub a ret lie H igh Priests household# with large law ns and recoveiln g, D ave Lerno had his the correct models that will be worn this fall.
in the Tem p(e pf Muinmun, to do flower gasmens to irrigate, and man leg broken at Clarence G oold ’e
juggling and hoodo» the laity. ufacluring.« concerns alw ays use camp“ near A llegan y, and Ed. Me-
Our stpek of Furnishing Goods is an attractive feature
D ollars, not souls, are the Standards more th en the m in im u m w hile the Kdowh, o f th e S m ith -P ow er’s cam p thia season. Here is every requisite in this line, and at
of Value. T he T ariff is> a little great majority have use for less than at South slou gh , Sustained a brok­
prices that are Attractively Low.—Shirts, Neckware, Un­
th in g— nil other questions are m ites half o f tlie-fixed charge o f 75 cents en arm.
der ware, Gloves, Hosiery, Sweaters, Trunks, Valises and
and m olecules. The Control o f ‘* r
“ nd "re- »''erMore taxed
Orders taken for articles not in stock
Steapoers report having passed
Money is the gigantic Octopus oí lo helP
l h® exeeM consum ed
Umbrellas.
large q u a n tities of lum ber last week
by tlm niinuns. Then those who see
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m an’s greed.
adrift off Y aquina Bay. T he lum ­
Newest Styles in Fall Hats are here.—A wide range of
the joke and call upon their fellow s
ber is supposed to have been the
to think, and think hard, are de
shape» and sizes.—All marked at our well known Popular
deckload of som e steam schooner
B a n d o n B u tte r ,
pounced a* agitators and disturbers
Agents for Ed V. Price & Co. Tailor Made suits.
w hich experienced heavy weather Prices.
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and ‘’ja g s a tith e J ’ W ell, every step
8tetfibh
Hate
and Munsing Union Suits.
d
u
rin
g
the
late
storms—
officers
of
The Portland Telegram of O cto­
forward ip the course of history has
the steam schooner J. Marhoffer,
ber ihe*20th has the follow ing to say:
) lieen. instigated and . promoted by
whiqh arrived in the C olum bia, F ri­
“ Ten pounds o f butter, the gift of
j s u c h .P a t r ic k
H enry,
T hom as
.he B.tudnn-Commercial Club, was
d a y ,s a y that the lum ber com p osed ..
Jeflersoq, jjen jam in Franklin, A n ­
the deck load o f the eteam sch oon er
e f-i h i
r.
receivedjthia lo o m in g by the Port
drew Jsck son , Sarqugl J. Tilden and
Saginaw , w |pcb was b o q n d fr o m
land Commercial Club and served to
■y .
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Abraham. L in coln , .all saw - the its-
G rays Harbor to San Francisco. ry Count )t,Oregon.
members at luncheon. Beside each
ju stice, diecrim inations a n d o p p ret
Timber Claims Bought
8 . A. Landis
The Marhoffer passed through a • Thi-aa«l described land«,for which J. D. Loneks
plate was laid a typew ritten slip of
r io n s o fth e m a n y .b y tlsefew j-an d
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patent
ie
applied
for
end
the
original
paper rending as follows:
becaru« active and U nbending “Jaw fi*W ° f float,D“ l,mbcr’ off C aP®
I will oonslder the purchase of fir.
Lovena and L anihh
ltx-ationif ttlereof, conform In every way
and cedar timber claims, the descrip­
Real Estate and Insurance
“The butter which is used on the e m itb e s V -
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to the G*»«rntncOt surveys and legal
tion whereof is submitted to me by the
Farm and City Property
tables today has been sent I q the
subdivisions..-thareof;. there are no
original hæator. If well timbered, and
IV»
Timber
Land»,
Mineral
N otice of A pp lication for a U n it­ m ining.flyjm s adjoining any portion
Portland C om m ercial Club, hv the
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i and in favorable locations I will pay
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t h e ,Oregonian n greatly dteUlrir
M d Fruit Lands
ed States P a te n t fo r M in -
of said lanria‘app1ied for and there are
Bandon Commercial Club. Ther«S .
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cash therefor, address
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. ed over the spectacle o f tn » tw e n ew
eral Landa.
no kRowd Ande« or lode or other mineral Property Rented
Port Orford
“ I w o u ld la y a w a k e fo r h o u rs
ts now being carried into Bkndon
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A NO USO . MACKAY
and nnoonslitutionai Supreaee Court:
bcantak «auk inipla«» on said lauds.
Oregon.
B ills Collected
Real
Estate
Agent
w ith o u t-a n y a p p aren t ca u se , o r
/fi
Utt
daily.» rçtu ræ t o i h e i
A>V
«lalBtlng ad­
; Halted SMtep Land Office,
Port Huron, Miob.
16 o b i l « , n w h a lf a w ill ion prmndeT
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dream terrib ly d ream s w h ich
versely ln any <Ay ths ahpve.descrlbed
)toreburg,-Oregon, Moe.*8, 1900.
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ipifliogeouoofl charge th aï Ute People
o f butter fai, pearl
rly every txnihd o f l f
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Mineral Application No. 05223.
land» or.Mr
ard here­ * Its Lqpk t<> Hrooke Psok
w o u ld b r in g o n ex tr e m e s p e lls
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had voted down • C onaUtutìonal
which finds a ready market ill Sen
F O R HALE.
NotiAe Is heri-by given that the BIG by nq»JH»J,ihat unity* their adversc
A m endm ent provid in g for the en
The
Better
than
6c
Cigar
o
f n erv o u sn ess.
A fte r ta k in g
JEW EL MINING COMPANY, a cor­ cla ip s i^o- duly file*1 according to law
Francisco, to which pO ffttit ik'Sent ,
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0 3 0 a c r e s of good grating land up
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Jargement o f the m em bership o f our poration of Seattle, .Washington, act­ and the rules and regulations theteun-
D r. M ile s’ N e r v in e an d T o n ic
by boat,
ork has lasen constbenc
Sixes river Joinmtf the 8. P. Peirce and
The Cigar In the Green Box
Suprem e bench, when, as a matter ing t> J >t« duly authorixed agent, C. A. deP, within •» days from the date ol
ed on a
ruhniug down the
for a w h ile I co u ld sle e p w e ll,
Chas.
Crowley
homesteads.
Haa
con-i
of fact tlie people had dona no euch JamlMon, of Bandon, Cooe County, the first puUtleaMon of this notice, with
siderable Umber, most of which Is dead!
|1m> flcrv o u a ap<.lls h a v e le ft
tioeal upon wb.cli the miHi w i|l here-'
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th in gi and I am surprised th a t the Oregon, ha» applied for a patent to cer­ the Register df the United States lan d
cedar io gfx»d condition. Price $10 per
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•fter be forwarded to Bandon in
tain minerwl lanils known as rtie BIG Office at Roseburg, Oregon, the said
acre—one-half down and balanoe on m e*
M IS S A L M A H U G ,
I Salem Journal, w hile con testin g the
T R E S P A S S N O T IC E .
JEW EL CONSOLIDATED PLACER adverse claim or claims, if any, «hall
etead of bv wagon.” ’
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HOREXKEN,
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ground
with
the
O
regon
ian
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as
not
, R . Jt, J'f'q. 4 , C anal D o v e r , O h io.
M e commend
. e - r g j o f the »
A7 e p r e e « n t .t iv e ” MINES, situated In the Sixes Mining I be barred by virtue of the laws of the
I None« is hereby given to all persona
Langlois, Or.
District (unorganized) In Curry CouU- U ateedB tsM agoveraiagsoch matters not to trespass upon the lands of the ___________ ______________
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W ith o u t sle e p th e n e r v o u s
Bntidon Booster» .« g iv in g P o r,land
h#d
pr(, ((O-ed
lbe
had
ty, Oregon, more particularly dea-nb- and pubbrstlq. of thia notice is hereby , under8MfUed_ the land» being deecrlb-,
a laste o f our CoaSt Butter, “ from
T R E S P A _____
S S N O T IC E
sy s te m so o n b e c o m e s a w reck .,
ordered tor the period of aIxty >’•?» ' « , M (ollowB; A11 of the ,and lying
Amendment and loaded it down •d as follows, to-wlt:
, lie so u th .’’ But why om it to’eay,
W est half of the South East quarter; oomiiiuotisly
r*»r$ Orford
BI* East of the County road leading from
All persons ah* hereby notified no and th e h e a lth fu l a c tiv ity o f all
with obscure and irrelevant pro-
th » | nearly all lhat*butter fat came
and
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bcbx , a weekly newspaper of general j^ngm is to Bandon of Lots 7 and 10, | to trespass for the purpose of hunting th e o rg a n s o b stru cted . R e stfu l,
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i vision s a* riders, and it was these
Southeast quarter of the Northeast curculathHJ published gt Port.O rford,
from Curry . ou n ty j and, that when : .. .
Township 30 South of r flsbing upon the NW>< of Section
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; th at the voters set down upon; not quarter of the Southwest quarter of
•rry Opunty, Oregon, and hereby , R>nin, J5 WetU f<(r lhp DUrI)(MW of cut.
anf, the E j of
Wj of 8j,-j b o d y -b u ild in g sle e p a cco m p a n ies
the railroad shall Rave been com
I the .straight proposition to increase Section seven (7) In Township thirty- designated as lieing nearest to ' the Range 15 West, for the purpose of cut­
th e u se o f D r. M ile s’ N erv in e
ting wood or taking off log«, or other- Section 16, Tp, 31 8., R. 16 West.
pleted, it w ill a!I eigne ,o Port O r­
Jhe num ber of Suprem e Court J u s­ two South of Range fourteen West of above described land.
The
premlaes
are
now
owned
b
eca u se it so o th e s th e irritab le
wise
trespassing
without
my
consent.
and
ford -»h ere the IMrgeet ship« of-the
B u u a iu » L. E iidt ,
tices by two, and the Oregonian Willamette Meridian, and also the
leased by the undersigned.
Such parties will be prosecuted.
n
erv
es, and resto res n erv o u s
Worl-I cimi ootne, and where th ere
North half of the"Northwest quarter
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Register.
O. P. HAAQENSEN.
All each treapaesers wfll be prose­
itself explained the defect o f the O’-tt« Nustheast quarter of Section
en erg y . W h e n tak en a fe w d a y s
will la*, no .detentions because o f
Date of first publication :
cuted according to law.
uveafure at the tim e as h avin g been eighteen in the Township and range Noveihber 10th, 1909.'*' ■ ' ■
acco rd in g to d irectio n s, th e m ost
rough or »hallow bars. P ort Grlofd
F. T. McMvLLxa,
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,l° ,U»« “ riders” U carried. » aforesaid, being in all an area of 110
r e stle ss su fferer w ill find sleep
is hot' ua<) d g m g . in a iU p"Van
L. A . R O B E R T S,
aerea sought to be patented, all of which
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atu ral and h ea lth fu l.
G et a
E.
Churêh
Port
Orford,
Or».
W in k le sleep, as soitre'«tlpiaaid.’
said land« are adjoining and contigu­
N o M o re C edar to S pare.
T he Oregonian endorses the elec ous to the other tracts applied for.
b o ttle from y o n r d r u g g ist. T a k e
ja t t o h n e y a t la w ,
H » r destiny" is secure; her ■gift»
I m ust husband m y tim ber to re j it all a cco rd in g to d irectio n s, an d
M y h le P o in t. O regon.
Sunday School at 10 A. M., J. D.
above tbk puny handicraft of nmh. lio g «ef U e fp o r In i(ew ^'orb; «hd . The said BIO JEWEL MININO
yttribulea
hip
suoceM
to
th
e
fast
COMPANY
and
its
assignors
have
lo­
L
oucks
superintendent,
Rev.
W.
D.
U het, the hour »trik.es Port O, ford
place fences and b u ild in gs on the- if it d o es n o t b en efit h e w ill ra­
cated and applied to patent tlie
S
jm
m
on
t
w
dl
preach
1st
and
3rd
th
at.h
e
fa
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g
s.P
erso
n
a
l
L
iberty
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wi , he found awake.
farm , therefore I m ust not spare any tu ra y o u r m o M j v
Probate business a apeci.lty.
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CURRENT TOPIC8.
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Thanksgiving Ball
N ie l s i’s Hall, P o rt . Orford, Oregon, on
Thanjisgiving Night, November 25,
1909
FLOHg M A M G W - e e o r g e > H . Quigley
>. < - awl'Hebert 6. McKenzie, Jr.
Ticket-$ii <
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Supper 50c
Call and examine goods ar.d get prices.
Music*by Norman Tyler and Miss Kate Fromm
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A most cordial invitation is extended to all
who enjoy a Good 8ociable time.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
G ro ceries & P ro v is io n s
F o r a n y th in g in H a rn e ss or
§ a d d e l r y i t w i l l p a y y o u to *
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B A R G A IN S
Pearcethe Harness M a n ,;
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Ladies* & Gents* Furnishing Goods,
M y r tle P o in t, O re g o n
Dry Goods
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Hats and Caps
N e w F a ll S ty le s o f
M ens a n d B o y s C lo th in g
A w a it y o u r I n s p e c tio n
Boots and Shoes
Cigars and Tobacco,
p in e A s s o r tm e n t, gf
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H a r d c u a r e & T in u ia r e ,
ffarxiess, L e a th e r, etc.
All Goods N ew and Up-to-date.
A first class miHinerv shop In con*
nection with store,
Call, get our pnces, and be convinced.
Sthith. B ros. <fc S id w ell
Bandon, Oregon, j
N. 0. NIELSEN.
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