The Port Orford tribune., November 10, 1909, Image 3

T«va aaé Ceiaty.
« •w r Afcewtyowr Titos, h ilt O o *d *
Jeffries »rep oses f a toar th aaoaa
try« g iv in g knochout drops ta *11
wtob ereeu rio u s ta taste th e dopa.
Wehav* examined aevesto «dasioebe
A tetter fr<wn Dog Cook Mate«
«mat year that had ju d .m e n tj against
W illis B ritt, brother of Jim m y
taem (be owner« kaew aething about. that he ia working ia the Prosper
B ritt, and manager of both Ketchell
Better <qt a * abtaraot «ad kdow what aaw w ill oa the Coquille.
and Nelson in the past, died in New
your title la.
Receiver Lawrence of the Race
ft b ear buetatos to furaieh ab-
York laal weak after a short iltneee.
burg
Land Office ha* sent in hi*
atrarte a n d d e a r titiee.
We are io reeeipt of a tetter from
resignation
because
of
pressing
pri­
Carry Coaaty Abstract Company,
P. A. Heiberger, which contains the
(toe. .rp o ra le d )
vate business.
Gold Beach, Oregon,
information that he has sold all hie
Harvey Smith drove through
to. A Woo», Manager.
Curry County holdings to Allen
town Saturday with several hundred
! H
illia rd . M
Mr.
Heiberger »end re-
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gaids to his many old-time friends,
LANGLOIS
- -
W lllU U V iU
HOTEL
aaw aaeaa
AND
Feed Stable.
The public la hereby respectfully ln-
foriued that we are prepared to enter­
tain patronage at the L a n g lo ta H o ­
te l, where good meals w ill be found,
and a F e e d S ta b le run In connection
w ith hotel.
A »Aar« of patronage retpeet/ullg tolieiud
JAMBS OLSEN. Prop.
J. H U N T L E Y ,
ATTORNEY
A .T
LAW .
G O L D BEACH, OREGON.
G u a r a n te e d A b s tra c to o f
K cal
P r o p e r ty F u rn is h e d .
of Btock ,heeF ’hioh **buUM
M
R o g u e r i VST.
T a ft spoke to a huge crowd a t that
state fair grounds hare today, altar
whioh ha started for «avsnah, Oa.,
After having heea Mayer far
TrauUed with a cmtfk? A hard cold, bronchitis, or w<ne
five times, Tow Jah neon is a t last where ba ia to ba given aa elaborate
cbroffifclung trouble? 'Therete a medicine made for just
entertainment.
these case»— Ayer’s Cherry PectoraL Your doctor knows
snowed under.
Webb
C
ity,
Mo.,
N
or.
A—
Two
a la b o a t lt Ask him what he thinks of it No medicine
New York legislature very largely
■ o rfffira killed and Iv a injured in
¿an ever take the r1* ^ of your doctor. Keep in dose
Republican.
a praaaatera explosion of dynamite
toodi with him. consult him frequently, trm th im fu ily.
Taaamsay
Tammany woo
won the Mayor, but
m» (q
QuU,
U o e Co.
No
fa thb cough m ed fcin e.^ . ¿per Cn.Loweft Mg*
hee lost oootrol af the city, and the i Lr-lav
on Ihs M w
Gently Ux»-
today.
tiger ¡«sick.
N . Y ., Nov. 4.— Dr. Frederick A. Ura. Dees, oaiy eo* yffi. Sate tor
Mormons badly keaten ia Salt Cook began today to aeaemble date
Lake elections.
regarding hi* Polar expedition for
Haney toy* he w ill toy again, submission to the University of . n ia r.
.
j
* - r . ik« nn». I of raising timber under state regu
but he w ill never win with hie hu­ Copenhagen.
Beds«* Nhw*
I aud bide them e ll farewell.
There will be a Shooting Match,
Cok. left on the Break
man blood bound* of the Burna
Vanoouver, B. C , Nov. 4.— Reg
„ Purl Orford «
T h .n k « ,.fo .
.b ,„ h.
stripe yelping ahead of him, in trua iatered mail seeks and scattered let
d .,. 0 l „ n „ , o , r , , u . . n d „ » .
h oU
„ ( o o ,r . for J « d p
Siberian style.
tera found on Caraboo road throw
and toy conclusion* with our to w .
w|„
Complete returns from New York eom* light on the express and mall
beie in December to hold a term of
eleoUou on Mayor show Gaynor re atole in the bold up which occurred
E L. McConnell and John Adams circuil
at which time the ac-
oeived 850,678 vote», Bannard 177, Monday.
Express order*
young men, were in Port Orford lio n i (lf (jraham , the builder of the
662 and Hearet 153,842. „Gaynor’s thrown away, the robbers keeping
again *t the Southern
Monday, on their way to Lobster ;
only tbe cash sell meted at 65,000.
plurality 78,016.
creek, where they w ill put in the p gojao g prTCkles and local men
and then fled to the mountains.
Taooma,
Nov.
3.—
Report*
ebow
winter trapping.
will be tried.— Time*.
thM Judge McCredie, Republican
New Orleans, Nov. 4.— A cable
Carl Gsroutte and Miss Leah Boalt ' j n
interview with a New« rap
candidate for Congress, carried ev- from President Qelabe of Nicaragua
were roamed iu Bandon Nov.t8rd resentative yesterday afternoon Hon.
ary oounty in thia Congressional eaye that the government forces
by Rev. A. Haberly. Tfie T ribun « g. L. Eddy, for the past few years
extend* congratulation* to t$e hap Register of the local United Stotoa district bat Pieroaby big aaajocitira. foqght their way tbroagh Paso da
T b * congressman elect - auoceedr to la Jatoaod,are «a w advancing to­
Land Office, stated «bat ha antici pat-
py young couple.
tbe vacancy made Ay the death of ward th^ principle stronghold of tbe
Our
•»•••
retiring from the government e
Our unusually
unusually long
long wraooer
October rain
the late Congreaeman Cushman.*
rebel*.
fo fo d „ o ,M foS
h.
£
C oughs
i
t
’ L J T Bui “
a w T i ' « * . • >“
-<
“ •
w est
o ra
" ue
'
setting M id* of logged-off land* for
M s p p ro iim .te ly only J»0 percent
*
f
¡TaU
of the standing timber of the ooun-1 tne raising oi umuer q , H
owner* tra matter, that can be work-
S t? G h e tto i
o n tp h e inures,e of the people
private ownership, the queelion of I
‘
^res’ l . ‘should
to fo rm ^ u o n prosent. rom . u rio n . ^ .» tfu i.y p#y
X t o y e d to X ^ o u T Z ^ w T o f f •u* <‘ nt
it take?
piovid-i)t
10 C" 1
What benefit, can be da-
lhen?
turn. W ill it ppy
*
q
«re to be conserved and neto forest,
grown, the ttrst step necesiary is the
L u i o n o r revolutioniaing of our
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San Francisco, Nov. 3.— The
down .11 t b . « n - n ln f o d —
»'
T h irty years practice In the County.
E l Centro, Cal., Oct. 2 1 — News sF e ,: “ Front 100 to 4(0 yearx
bn, I . h . . h . » m - f o l l , » — . — « • " » » I“ ' “ “ » . » . £ £ oounting of the return* front-lh®
regarding the
was
received here tonight of the The national government w at the >
election ia proceed teg slowly. From
and 11» h ill. > n
'p rin ,.
] .» > « '1 « ” ' n « ,,n .l.n n of
present
time
gathering
the
date
to
of
follows:
Lawrence two vacancies will occur tbe oount made so far it ia totimaU breaking forth of a new volcano iq
W. A. WOOD
answer
question*
two
and
three.
R#d
#
t
u
,n
ftn
gw B g# d i.
The Coast, after being bar bound in the local land office in January. ad that Mo Carthy, Union Labor the Volcano lake district, 24 mile*
The writer ha. m.«te tome obtor J
-n 40 ye>r|i;
south
of
Calexico,
in
Lower
C
a
li­
for 8 days in the Coquille, got out
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
Judge John L. Childs and other candidate ia elected by eight thous­
# diameter of 18 t o -jo
fornia. The volcano became active valion* regarding the growth of
Friday morning, and brought down
G OLD BEACH. OREGON.
Del N oners, ere taking step* to close and plurality, and Fickert, candi­
timber,
which
lee
I
him
t
o
W
i
a
w
,#Bgth of lim t
• cargo of merchandise for Pori O r­
today, em itting flame and sulphur­
up the gap in the telephone line date for prosecuting attorney, over
that
growing
timber
w
ill
J
Tba
growth
of
t,m
timber
examined
ford, reaching here about 11 A. M.
ous fumes from a crater 20 feet in
from Crescent City to Eureka. By Heney, ten thousand m ajority.
have
found
tree*
185
year*
old
52
lnche#
jn dj
G E O R G E M. B RO W N,
A .
Mrs. Frank P. Cook was in town a ll means push it through until our Tbe Board of Supervisor* will prob­ diameter on the shore* -ef Volcano in c h « in diameter on the stump, I
,
U)n y##rl
lake.
I
l
is
Impossible
to
get
near
a t t o r n e y a t l a w trading last Saturday, and says that wholeooast will touch elbows. We ably (tend. Union Labor 10, Repub­
that cut over six thousand feet of I
0|d, .n d
the crater because of the fumes.
they are waiting tb* closing of the have censured our government for lican 5, and Democrat* 3.
merchantable lumber. From “ 7 L , e inch in dlametor fer trees 125
ROHEBURG OREOOS
sale of their place upon the arrival not having connected our lig h t­
, Down at Fort Bregg on the coast observation., extending over wver-1
Qn
C aps B lanco W iuklubs I tkms .
of «be purchase money, which is ex­ houses by telephone long ago. We
of California they ere making strong al sections of timber, 100 tress 16
H. T . STEW A R T
wrapping paper of Redwood saw­ to 18 in ch « in diameter can be trees 400 years old is bard to read
approve, however, a plucky people
pected soon.
dust and waste material. This u ti­ grown on each acre in 40 years and without a glass.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
F.
E.
Dunklee,
electrician,
first
who
do
what
it
wee
the
plain
duty
L. Knapp has a five pound pota­
J. 8. Y ouno .
lisation of the enormous waste of
to on exhibition in hie hotel parlor, of our government to have done, in olass, arrived at thia stetiou Mon­
these will make 80 thousand feat of
P o r t O r f t r d , : : O ro < o s* '
day
evening.
He
relieves
J.
M
.
the
logging
camps
and
m
ill*,
is
•
which he raised oil hi* own land tbe interests of navigation and hu­
merchantable lumber; these same
Ludwig ee operator in charge moat important industry of ines­
On -Hubbards creejh and he ie as manity.
ill cut 75 thousand foot nt
Lodwig left tbe following day for timable value, end in line » ith the end of 125 years. The question
ELBERT HERMANN
proud or the potato aa any H iberni­
modern advancement end economy. Is, What will be the value of thia 3 0 1
Mare laland Navy Y a id .
D r. David T . D ay’» Visit.
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Attorney at Law, Roaebarg, Oregon an could possibly be.
Wash., D. C., Nov. 5.— A rumor Why cannot such watte* be utilised thousand feet of timber grown on is t h e O r i g i n a l — IM S b e e n
V
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The
report
that
Roosevelt
bed
been
Special Attention to Matters Before
Tbe visit of Dr. Day of Washing that former President Roosevelt has everywhere? I t ia estimated that an acre in 40 years or the 75 thons- ^ „ c y a n H a rr l f nr thirty-fi VC
killed in Africa is said to have been
United State« Land Office.
ton, D. C., to thia aeclioo of the Pa been killed in Africa has obtained one third of our foreets are ruthless and feet grown on an acre in 1251
started in W all Street for the pur­
cific coast, in the internet of P la ti­ wide circulation here, but no con­ lv wasted. There ie no valid excuse years? 1 w ill basard a guess that years.
pose of effecting Stocks. I t I* now
num mining means much for Sooth- firmation can be obtained. No ac­ for such prodigality. I t puts to 80 thousand fast of Standing timber
J . J. STANLEY
reported, but not believed, that be is
There are thousands of
*)>ame all other wastes.
ern Oregon and Northern California cident ha* ever been reported.
w ill be w o r t h « per thousand in
_
.
,
ill with fever end that h it wife he*
U ryv,
40
years,
and
that
an
acre
of
land
SO-called
"
ju
st
as
g
o
o
d
in the way of increasing the pro­
A
movement
is
on
foot
to
confine
Manila, Nov. 5.— Election return*
started to go to him.
duction of that rare metal, and in show that the asaembly w ill be nom- the railing of ito te revenues to taxes planted to fir trass w ill earn 66 per| E m u l s Jo n S t b u t t h e y a r e
F. B. Tichenor bee a cartoon in stimulating our hardy proapeotora
poeed of sixty nationalists, Bfteeu on corporations, inheritances, in- year for tbe entire period, not oount
C O Q U ILLE, - • • OREGON last Sunday’s Portland Journal
not—th ey are sim ply imi-
to »torch for it* origin In our moun progressive and five independents, comes ahd fees, and leaving tbe ing tbe -----------------------
email trees that ----------
can be tak
showing a Couple of railway train*
The nationalist» gain four provin- - counties to mind their own business on
out
and
utilized
for
wood,
tains.
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. u t io n s w hich are never
and a couple of electric oars speed­
Dr. Day I* the most eminent man clal governors awd seven other offi- j and collect their own revenues and pole* during the 40 years.
I
, ,
.
ing through iparoemae timber to that ever visited this section. He cers. They stand for the immediate! without having to consider whether •» I do pot think there is any use as good as the Original,
»I
ward Coos Bay. The cartoon car­ ie one of tbe greatest Platinum ex­
to which we can put our mountain |
¡¡kg thin milk—
the next or any other oounty
Port Orford, Oregon,
independence of the' islands.
ries in a prominent place the ques­ perte of the world. He is enthusl
.
. . . ...
es its property high or low,or whet out, rocky, logged off lands that
8. F., Nov. 5.— No trace has been
c - K N A P P P r o p r i e t o r tion, “ Which will get there first?” _______________
astic in his work, and
in touch
kind of property is assessed. W ia w ill yield a* mnch wealth, though | S C O T T S IS U llC K l i k e a
t-
R E. Crowley, Special Agent of rl and
sympathy with eveyr brawny found of the supposed wreck near oonsin reoeives sufficisat from cor­ to the individual 40 years is a long
heavy cream.
? . r FtMt-chta* In every respect.
the Government Land Office, who miner, who delves for our noble Bodega Head. Tbe general opinion poration taxes to pay the expenses time to wait for a harvest, but not |
it
that
the
whistles
of
distress
beard
If you want it thin, d o
Q o x t Feed 8 ta b le attached. had been down to Rogue river on metala. H is work at the Lewi*
of the state government and return long to the state or nation.
were
from
some
vessel
which
got
To
my
mind,
the
phase
of
the
I
land business, spent Sunday in and Clerk Fair stimulated the out-
a surplus to the school fund. The
it yourself—w ith water—
I!
Port Orford, and in company with | put of Platinum fromx 145 ounces dangerously close to shore, but plan is so simple that it seems question that presents th * rooet
W e run the Stage from Port Orford
turned
off
in
time
to
proceed.
Tbe
strange the statesmen of Oregon serious difficulties is the problem but dont buy it thin.
via Dairyvtlle, connecting with the Robt. McKenzie Jr. took a look a ll in 1907 to 1400 ounces in 1908, end
Revenue Cutter McCulloch is con­
tinkering with our assessment and of taxation. I have no hesitation
Stage to M yrtle Point.
FOB BALE BY ALLDBUO«WTB
the contested homestead* on Hub- this year will increase the amount.
Platinum is found in but few tinuing to cruise in tbe vicinity.
berd’e creek. He left on Monday’s
tax laws far these two soore years in saying that our present system
10, t nffim« >f I*F«F
thta •<. to» •ul>
parts of the world, and there is no
Great Falls, Mich., Nov. 4.— A have not proposed it before.— Ex.
oftexatio n, particularly regarding
Hui S-
» »I e “*4 ChlM*« Hkotoh-llook.
stage.
Ppnay.
danger of a surplus production, or fast mail train and stock train on
growing timber, is all wrong. I do ~ bmp It «.. *1*1..« •> O«*o4
The late elections all over the
■COTT & DOWNS, s e e Fmri S L NswYartl
that ii will fall below the value of the Great Northern »re reported to
The following on Reforestration not propose to discuss the matter
country have quite generally shown
gold with the present methods of have collided tonight near Rugby, is taken from the Timberman. as to whether the timber interests
that party fanaticism is dying out,
N. D., with more or leas injury to Read and file away to read again.
have paid too much or too little of
and that voter* put more brains in handling it-
He found the beeches in this vl fifteen etoukmen.
E
ditor .
the taxes in the past or at the pres
more like
n*« men
uim
—
tbeir ballots and vote more
ent time; but a system that dues
.u
. u . fra« I t is a good’ cinity, rich, beyond h.s expectations,
Portland,
Or.,
Sept.
1,1809.
Spokane,
Nov.
4.—
Police
at
Spo­
worthy to be free. I t is a goou
not tax the growing crops of the far
sign, and herald, the doom of poll»-
.n p latlnuB lhan kane acoept an effective method of ~ The Timberman: As the que*
m er, the gardener, or the fru it grow
lion
of
conserving
our
present
for­
cooling the ardor of the riotous J.
ical brwses. Few tears sre shed by
Repairing Watches and Jewelry r
er, and taxes the growing crop o f specialty. All work guarantee 1.
eets
and
reforesting
our
logged
off
W
.
W
.
men.
Drench
them
with
ioy
Intelligent men over th m U tot ot
examinalion of
timber over and over, and at a rat*
such demagogues as Hearst
BuUm
#n<J water and then make arrest. N um ­ land* ie now commanding so much
Orders taken for Watches and Fancy
attention, a few observations from that will confiscate tbe entire crop Jewelry. Work turned out on short
ber of leaders on bread and water
U eney‘
.
found them “amazingly rich." Me
in 80 to 85 year«, when it take*
notice.
8. F ., Nov. 4.— Powell will fight one who has given the subject con­
BLACKSMITH AND WAGONMAKEB
That the Czar of Russia will have
a New York man, aooora
siderable thought may not be out from 40 to 100 year* to raise this
Ad
Wolgaet
in
8an
Francieco
on
Call on me at L asolou , O bsoox .
a royal orchard in Southern Oregon , pfU)jeg y r.
and is so well sat­
crop, is oarteinly open to valid ob­
of
piece.
A ll Kinds o f Iron
Nov.
28.
Tbe
winner
to
meet
Nel-
is the information given oot by two ,gfled wjvh prOepecla here, that he
People who are dealing with sta­ jection. As a substitute for our
Steel and Woodwork
nobles of his court, Anton I’etro
return, end pul up conoentrat eoo for championship of the world.
tistic* and theories tell u* that our preieent system o f taxing timber,
Executed on Short Notice
skovich and Peter Peterhof, who jng u b |eg for saving all value*
8. F., Nov. 4.— An unknown vto forest* will be practically exhaust­ bated on values, I would advocate a
have just completed an Inspection j.ron) B#nd lbgt bag been concentrat­ ael is reported ashore between Bode­
p lu m b i n g o f A l l K in d s
ed in fifty y e * » . * ‘
Pre* " * » * • cutting tax to be paid when the
or I he Pacific Northwest to locate
b|U n<H eieaned. I f sufficient ga Heed and Tomales Bay. W h it­
timber I* cut; a portion of this tax
P r o m p tly D o n *.
Always Stays “ Put”
an orchard. They decided to recom j g|^ ounl of guoh sand can he collect tles o f distress wet* beard all last of cutting; end as tbe rate of oon
sumption w ill undoubtedly iaereaee, to be set aside to bear tbe expense
Hoironnhow ing a Spw nlsUty-
mend the Rogue River V alley and
#t<j|her ^ ¡ „ t , both above and night. Tbe Point Reyes life eaving
.
it would seem Abet our only hope of of reforeetration by the state; and a
are expected to close negotiations ba|<JW ber0i gucb tables w ill be In- crew and the revenue nutter McCul­
i a supply for future generations ia portion to pay the expense of pro
just made for a tract near Medford. glgl|ed wherever wanted, and at a loch have gone to the scene
tecting our present forest* from Qre
j*, 1 in growing more trees
W ith November 1st the Umpqua small cost all values will be extract- fog is to dense that nothing can
Tbe question of conserving and and depredation.
I ehall not attempt in this short
Valley New* of Roseburg com menc ed lhat are now lost. I t is believ­ seen of the wreck.
protecting our foreets end raising
anoiher crop of timber to take the I article to enter into the detail, of
ed the publication of the daily ed that all <»ur beaches, where gold
Los Angeles, Nov. 4.— Carlson,
of th /o n e we are now cutting such a scheme. 1 am told on good
“ Evening News,’’— the first nuro end platinum ere associated to who was the president of the oon place
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b»r, a copy of which we have re gether, will p*y well if mined solidsled bank of this city, was gfld d«troying is purely an econorn- authority that raising trees by tbs
wived, being a very creditable daily properly and the values extracted charged with embezzlement of funds j io onej and no; governed by academ­ state or natioual government pay*
for a city (?f Roseburg'ssise. W ith by Dr. Day’s process— the on* used belonging to that institution
ic theories. Hence, we will con­ ia European countries. I f so, why
some of the projected railroads, sure at the Lewis end Clerk Fair, and
serve and
for- not her* on our Western , coast,|
anu protect
piu.cv» our present
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Lto Angeles, Nov. 4.— After de serve
p lS K C H K R J E H S
eats plant and raise a new crop of where the condition* are almost
of speedy realisation, we predict whioh i* not patented.
.
I .w , .„ M il... I (term an v
P o r t O r f o r d , O r « g o * . success for the plucky publisheri
Dr. Day left here Thursday morn liberating 84 hours without ooming esw, piali»
trees on our logged off land* just s> ideal? I am told that Germany ]
to an agreement, the ju ry in the
ing,
and
will
hurriedly
examine
the
who have taken “Time by bi* lore-
soon as we find out that It pays 10 spend* several m illion mark* annu­
Wood and Iron .Work promptly
beach« south of here on bis way to trial of W. M. Carlson -was tonight
ally to raise trees, and receive* an­
lock.”
do *0.
Crescent City, whence be will go to discharged by the Judge.
done at moderate prleee. Give me
The writer remembers doing a lot nually more than twice a* much
Mr. and Mrs. W m . H urst were
money fro® tbe sale of timber than ]
Waldo, and thence on to the K la ­
Petaluma,
Cal.,
Nov.
4,—
Fire
• tria l before going elsewhere.
of hard work, In early life, along
in town last week with a wagon
math and T rin ity and adjacent which caused a loss of over filOO,
Permanent as tbe hillw. batean be
load of fine apple* which they readi­
with many others, destroying our she expends.
I would also advocate the im p « - I removed In a second . of
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time. Tki
J. H . U P T O N ,
ly disposed of
A fine display of pieces, having to so time hie stren­ 000 broke out in tbe plant of the forests that we might raise grain
ing npon all logged-off lands a basic L n|y ctevls sew oa th* market that
uous trip as to be in Washington Petaluma Incubntor Co., early ibis
M r. H u ret’e apples can be seen it.
and garden truck to eat and hay for
C O M M IS S IO N E R .
morning. TKe watchman waà bora-
-tax sufficiently high to insure their istay* where p at._
the office of Loucks and Liodis in D. C. by Nov. 84th.
our stock; and why? Becanaethton
Dr. Day expresses hi* apprecia­ ed to death.
____ reverting naturally to the state fo ri -p,« exclusive right to bsixl)* tils
Port Orford— some of the apples be­
thing* to u* had a value, and trees
notary public .
tion of the manner of hie reception
N .a none We could not to t them a reasonable compeasatioa.the laad* Cie»ia w ill be sold by Comrtl« ®r
ing 14 inch** in circumference.
Louieville, K y ., Nov — J ackepn,
by
our
people
and
miner*
every»
LAVOtoia. Ouaav Go.. Oasooe.
‘They were raised on E lk river about
Breathitt county in quiet for the
I- e w y -TJ« T 3 t v - n - n r t - W
Oealer in Town Lota, aa«1 Improved 4 m il« from the ocean, end show where on this coast, and toy* that present, bat Nason coaaty today But mark the change today. The tur* generation*, the levy ng
trtos have a value; our fortote ere > x to be r o .^ n d r f in c o . p r ^ .te W . J J . B u r T O W ,
their welcome is such that be does
better
than
word*‘*the
poesibililiei
called for troop* as* a protection
and W ild Landa.
at the present time o-e of the chief owners should wtab tc’
of the Coe»» Country as * fruit re- not seem a stranger to them, nor against tb * Ridels-
Filings and Final Proofs M ad* on
w ill they ever be *tr»ng«rt to him
aonrose of wsaUh to the stolen along their loggydr«< lands for th» purpose J
Mr.
H
n
r
it
is
equally
success­
glon
Macon, Ga., N o v . t - President
Homeeteede end Pre-emption*.
in
th
*
future.
fui in raising berries.
G E N ER A L OGNVKYAMOIN'L
Scott’s Emulsion:
KHA PP HOTEL,
J. A. BOWMAN
WATCHMAKER
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The Burrow Clevis
Black-
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