The Port Orford tribune., January 19, 1910, Image 2

Insurgent* and Solidarity
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THE TRIBÜNE.
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/J F P IC IA L FAFSK OF C U R R Y '’1
WKDNRBDAV. JAN. 19tk. 1910.
ty local »aplliatlon». aa «fiey caaao» rcarh »ha
dlHcaad portion o i »ha aar. There ta only ona
Ti» he regular ia tn denounce in
1 way to C U « cleainaa». cad that i» by «onalllu-
War ia declare,! ii|a»n
tioual K atoilen. Deafoeaaleeaoaadby an In- '•urgency.
Itamod coaditiua oi the uuooat Hain» o, the the men who represent progressive
¡Eustachian Tuba. When thia tuba ta in Hamad
j you have a ru m b iin * sound or Im penecl hear »entimemi in lhe Republican party;
tn», and when it Is entirely closed, deainosa Is I patlnOage ia to l»c denied them, and
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m odUloa, he«rin< w ill be deMroyed forever; | |nacllin*rv MH» In l>e witlllieM from
O n * G o t,' O n * Y e a r , . . . • • » / . . » . . . < ♦ !•*> nine cases out of tea are rebsed by Cotarrn.
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<• I a hteh Is nothin» but an Inflamed condition ol M ic h of them he may seek re lectluu
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HARRY T . STEWART.
Frank A Stewart, Aaaoelata Rdltor.
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the mucous surfaces.
We w ill rive One Hundred Dollars for any
rare
ihyffn^a» («»»n—d by catarrh) that can-
j opt be cured by H all s C a u rrb Cure Seed for
( rw | , j . chxjixy »»co..Toledo o
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i the depth of tentiment that la be-
Tak. H airs Fam ily r u u lor constipation.
hind insurgency from one boundary
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1 T h e p n n w a «Kiroaa o a y u e r papar i
! ahnw stbcda'.a to which y o u f sub->
1 s arlptloo lspald.
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Ulfe 8 a vin g 8 ta jio n at Port
Orford.
I I a woman ia stro nj and healthy In a womanly way, m oth­
erhood means to her but lillla .uffermfl. The trouble l.aa
In the taut that the many women suffer from weak
dmeusc cd tire distinctly (eminine organiem and an
lo r m otheibiujJ. This cun ba remedied.
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
of the party ;
»UiWCKlFTION KATE».
On* Copy Tbr«* Montut.. . . . . . . . •
Strong Healthy Women
Attorney-General Crawford, has ia the rather fatuous belief that pro
rendered an opinion* to the effect test against the resumption of the
the county court* of the several'old order of tiring» is »II fume and
1 counties shall make their appoint-i froth. There is a vain effort to
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(Successor to John K. Milter*»
O E ^K K A L M EK C H
C orea the waakneaac« and diaordera o f w o m an .
I t eats d ira m i y on the dafionta and im p o rta n t
organs concerned in m o th erh o o d , m akin g th em
h a a lih y . s t-o e g , wigorona, v irito and clastic.
It M akoi n e x t W omen Strang.
N E W GOODS,
It Make» Stck Wo,
Honest druggists do not oiler substitutes, and urge them upon you as
just
OS good.” Accept no ceorct nostrum ia piano o f thia i M i e r r t remedy. I t
contains not s drop of alcohol and not a grain o f habit.forming or injurious
drugs. Is a purs glyocrio extract of healing, native Am erican roots.
and fresh -upphea w ill be received cy every steam er. It shall .
my p u i pone to keep a full stock of everything require". b tf
trade in the line of
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS.
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FARM, CITY And TOWN PROPERTY
FIVE PER CENT interest, NINE years’ time
with privilege of payipg at aqy time. Return
payments monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, -to
suit borrower. F qr P articulars W rite ,
L A D IE S ’ DRESS GOODS.
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H A R D W A R E . G R A N IT E and T IN W A R E ,
’CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES
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C A N D Y , N U T 8 and N O T IO N S.
Pearce, the H arness M a n ,
M y rtle P o in t, O re g o n .
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In fact, a supfdy of ev en thing usually kept in a w ed. »»ocke.1
G eneral Mercfiandlae Store.
ORDERS TAKER FOR
AKY ARTICLE NOT IN STO l Ji.
Call and examine goods ar.d get prices.
p.
F o r a n y th in g in H a rn e ss o r
S a c k l e l r y i t w i l l p a y y o u to
c a ll on
BOOTS and 811 » 8
M E N S ’ and BOYS, C L O T H IN G ,
The Jackson Loan and Trust Company
Hume lot adjoining the wbarf, the and changing .th e tinte úf bolding , solidarity; for solidarity in any par- ¡
ntw having been »elected by Cap the general electiou» from June to ty that is worth preserving cannot
310 t'entnry Bldg.
Denver, Colorado.
taint Munger and Tnaier ufthe R. 8. November, and the act specifies that be successfully purchased at the ex­
aud L. 8. 8. Binger Hermann Recur all preparation» for the general eleo pense of progress. "Let well enough
ed the passage of ap Act, ptoviding tion will take place at the same peri- ! alone’’ is a futile argument in the
for thia Station at Port Orford about od of time prior to the November present situation. The people uii-
18 yt-ura ago, but owing to imagin electicu as it did heretofore before j derstand tqn well the complexion of
ary difficulties in the wav of »«cur­ the June election which, in the the system which seeks to strength-
ing title», the matter has been de­ opinion of the attorney general, en its hold on the administration of
layed, and many live» have been makes the appointment of election public affairs through the suhseivi-
jost io consequeuce of the uuneoea officials come in . June instead of enl offices of Cannonism and Aid-
Public hope has b«en
January. The opinion was render- richism.
■ary delays.
I t it the intention to make the et J at the request of County Judge aroused for the attainment of better
Station flret class iu every way, and C. H . Gardiner of Lincoln county. things, and public determination is
set iu that direction. The .Repub­
equip it with a powerful »«* going
lican party should not commit the
jmwer boat, as a boat can put to sea
C U R R E N T TO PIC S.
blunder of failing to recognize the
from Port Orford Heads at any
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fact. The battle w ill not. be lost by
0me because there ia no bar, nr line Editor T kihvnk :
pf breakers often impossible to cross,
Secretary Ballinger’s partisans the defeat of the men who tre
R estoration Tu K ntry O f Landa
M at all the bar harbors whan hea against Pinchol are having difficulty known as insurgent, leaders in Con­ B est® ration To E u ir y O f L anda
Iu N ational F orest.
In Mnttoual F orest.
vy surfs are running. I t will be iu explaining the former’s action in gress, for the simple reason that the
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the only Station for a long slretoh throwing open to grabbers over a cause for disaffection lies deeper
Notice is hereby given that the lands
Notice ia hereby given that the lands
of coast, from which a life boat can million acres of lartd withdrawn by the fact of their leadership. It is
described
________ below, , embracing
„ «45 acres, described below’, embtacing 467.32
always be dispatched to any »cene order of p reHidei)l R . ^ v e l t to con- I hssed u;»on public demand for re- within the Hiskiyou National Forest, acre», within theHisklyou National For-
ofdisaalsrdtttaide the line of break
¡wrvepowel. Bjte» on the plea thHt j Irase from the “System.” Thefflea Oregon, will lie subject to settlem ent egt, Oregon, will be subject to aettle-
and entry under the provisions of the ment sna entry under tlie provisions of
pra. In extreme case» its »cope lhere wa# no lrtW permitting such j''*>r solidarity will not and ah'uld homestead laws of the United Htntes the homestead laws of tlie United States
would extend from Yaquiua to w|lhdrawa|t and t|,e„ defending 1 not save the day as against this and the act of June 11, 1906 ;34 Htat., and the act of June 11, 19116 (34 Htat.,
233), at the Un ¡ted-states land office at 233), at the United States land office at
H up iisild t bay; and it is alm oet, hini((e| f
the fierce criticism ' progressive demand — Portland Tele- Kobe burg, Oregonon February 26,191(1. Roseburg, Oregon on February 26,1910
Any settler who was actually aud In Any settler alio was actually and in
ixrtain that many lives would have i hiB auU()n had tvokedi by finally j gr»™ (Republican).
go‘sl faith claim ing any ol said lands 1 good faith claiming any of said lands
teen saved last Thursday from the' cIail|ling , h(H he WB. himself with
tor agricultural pm poses prior to Jun- for agricultural purposes prior to Jan­
uary 1, 1906, anil haa not abandoned uary 1. 1906, and has not abandoned
Csariua at Coos Bay, had a good drawing axil lands containing water j
same, has a preference right to uiuke a same, has a preference right to make a
power life-boat been able to ap power sites I
A Picture o f D ebs.
homestead entry for th ^ lands actual­ homestead entry for the lands actually
ly occupied. Raid lands were Ibted occupied. Said lands were listed up­
proach from the outside, at
broach
as co'ild
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upon tlie applications of the persons on the applications of tlie persoua men­
have
l»eu done had the Station at
The fact j8> under the order o f1 E. D. George, editor of tlie Jewell mentioned below, who have a prefer- tioned tal«
bave tieen
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below, who
'Port Orford been completed and Ballinger throwing open the lands , County (K a n .) .Monitor, who con- eace right subject to the prior rightW righ t subject to the prior right of
any such Bettier, provided such settler i any such settler, provided such evt-
equipped aa it should have been, bordering upon the upper Missouri fesses that he was prejudiced against or applicant is qualified to make home- tier 0» applicant is qualified to make
years ago.
the grabbers made haste to gobble Debs Imcause of tbs notorious Ap- Stead entry and the preference right is homestead _entry and the preference
exercised prior to February 26, 19lu, right is exercised prior to February
The experienoed men of Port O r­ up everything in sight in thatqtiar- peal to Reason, the .frothy, lurjd, on which date the lands wilL.be sijbject 26, 1910, on which date the lands will
ford, know that the Station here ¡ter. I f it was illegal under Sect e- Hmnel-mouHted, wild-eyed Appeal ’ to settlement and entry by anyfwball- be subject to settlement and entry by
fled person. The lands are as follows : any qualified person. The lands are
should have, been at Nellie’s Cove, ! U (.y Garfie,d u, COn .erve C()„| U„ds
recen'ily heard Debs speak, and The W l of SW i of SEj, theSEJ of hWJ , a» follows: The 81 of SEJ of 8WJ. the
of SEl, the Wl'of N E | of
of 8E1, I NE1 of 8 E | of SW }, the »1 of NW Jof
which could only have been ob- and power siQes, where does Ballin­ speaks of 1pm in thi« manner:
Sec. 23, the B i o f WJ of NEJ, the E i of j SEj of SWL the 8W1 of SWJ, Sec. 23,
piined at an exorbitant price, or by ger find authority for making the
His was such an effort as baffies WJ of WJ ol N E i, the NWJ of N WJ of the Nj of NEJ of N W |, the Wj of SW|
legal condemnation, and the over withdrawals he claims to have made. reporters—every word u flash of N W lo f NEJ. the WJof sW l u fS W io f ol NEI of NWj and the NWJ of NWj,
N E |, the 8EJ of SEJ of SEj of N W |, Sec. 26, T. 31 S„ K. 14 W„ W. M„ 140
sensitive officers did not wish to The truth is he was driven into a light from the enchanted castle of the WJ of 8 E | of SEJ of NMj, the Wj »cres, listed upon the application of
F»ke the latter method of obtaining corner by Pinchot’s criticism anil his own building wherein the look­ of SEJ of NWJ, See. 36, T. 31 S., K. 14 ; Herliert W. Lynch of Langlois, Oregon ;
W.,W. M„ 130 acres, listed upon the List 6—12«.
title, wherein wo hold that they the denunciations of ex-Governor ers— saw angels Hit and heard the application of T. W. L m ch of Marsh-
A tract of a 160 acres, which, when
field,
Oregon ; List 6—168.
Purveyed, will probably be within Sec.
erred. But Nellie's Cove ia not an Pardee and many others and forced rustle of their wings. He talked of
T h eS Jof HWJ ofN E J. Ihe NWJ of L T.33 8 R .9 W and See. 12.T.33:
ultimate. The place selected hy to assume a virtue he does not music, of poetry; he plucked flowers 8EJ. the SJ or SEJ ..I NWJ. »heSWJ ..f 8 K. 10 W., bounded and described ae
the wharf will answer the ’•urpose.
from the air about him aud tossed NWJ and the NEJ of 8WJ. Sec. 9, T. follows: Beginning at a stake on the
possess.
41 S R 12 W 160 acres
application township line whence ihe dw corner
j f it should happen that Rn life
them in realistic boquets to hi»‘ -o K. H <
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, BO chains extending; thence N. 89 de-
boat could not be launched there in
In its defense of Ballinger and hearers who reached^ for "them as
The EJ of NWJ and the WJ o f N EJ,, grees W 33.37 chains to corner No. 1.
an emergency, it could be hauled denunciation ol Pinchot, the O(e children seek the primary colors Sec
19 T 33 S R. 14 W., lUOacres, ap- thence S. 1 degree W., 40 chains;
by local team« ta Nellie's Cove, or gon¡an claims that the coneervatiou where the rainbow touches the val­ pli<^tlon of David C. Ty rer of Fort Or- «ben«« «• Hl degrees E„ 40 chain.;
List 6—217.
them e N. 1 degree E , 40chains; tiience
to another one, nearer, where it of power sites and other natural re ley; he weaved sweet charity's bios- ford Oregon _____
The HEJ ol Section 27, T. 30 8., R. 13 N. 89 degrees W., 16.33chainstocorner
could always be easily and success-
,,ught lo
ldrned over t„jaoma in garlands so true to nature W., 160 acies, application of Lrslie M. No. 1, application of Daniel MeManlgal
of Roeebnrg, Oregon, also applied for
fully launched. Hence we say build (lhe S u tw where they would be j that their fragrance filled the room; Klug ol Myrtle Foint,Oregon ; li s t 6— by WalterCrifoser, of Dothan, Oregon,
226.
the Station at the wharf— build it j raliona,|y #lld economically handl- he took hope by the hand andbe-
The WJ of NWJ of NEJ, the SEJ ol who alleges settlement prior toJunu-
j ary 1, 1906, List 6—129.
afiy where along Port Orforfl Ijcada; ed and ji
Baved l() lht) ^ople! decked her with the rarest gems Nw J of NEJ and the WJ of NEJ of
A tract of 135 acres probably within
NWJ of NEJ, Sec. 7,T. 41 8., R. 12.W-,
— but build it before any more brave ^ ul
»bout Oregon’s school i that a worker in the deep mine of 36 acres, application of Clarence E. Sec. 2, T. 33 S., K. 10 W„ bounded and
describtxl
as follows: Beginning al
- t tailor* are drowned because of a lands which that paper has many ! the English language can always Drvden of Choteo, Oregon ; List 6—335. the F. H. M.. the NE corner -of Sec. 2,
L' bki » DlMNETT, Commissioner of the
nationa negleet. We have had al times and not truthfully said hud bring to the festal board of thought; General Land Office. Approved l>e- T 33 8., K. 10 W.. thence 8. 50chains;
thence W’ . 20 chain»-: thenoe N. 10
moat a »core of years of talk and been criminally and wickedly and he pictured mercy so vividly that ceml»er 2. 1909, F banx P íehcií , First As­ chains; thence W .20 ch ain s; thenoe
sistant Secretary of tbe Interior.
N. 10 chains thence N. 46 degrees E.,
official investigation since tbe Sta­ corruptly frittered away, and by «very father and mother present
42.36 chains; thence E. 10 chains to
tion w rt provided for by Congress' “ Representative’’ Legislatures at took the etching on their hearts and
corner No. 1, application of Chauncey
W * have not changed things for the that. Don’t forgot how oft and ve carried it to their home; he swept
Frye of Marial, Oregon ; Lilt 6—147.
A d n iln ia tr a to r ’a N o tic e .
A tract of 32.22 acres, probably with­
bolter by all this dilatory pow wow hemenily it denounced the graft of the strings of sentiment, and frag-
in Secs. 26and 3S, T. 3J 8.. K. 11 W,,
Notire
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—onlv have we learned that talk ia , »200,000 of school lauds donated lo “ « its of forgotten poems came wav
bounded and described ua follows:
; dersigned, by an order of the County Beginningatcorner No I, a sandstone,
still tl-a p , and doing u tbe builder, Uaye - p
, j ofin p M iller, ■ ing in softest sounds upon the ears
, Cpurt of Qjirjy „County, Oregon, has whence a black oak tree 16 inches In
diameter I mars 8. 70 degree-« W , 77
of all thing*. t
Joe Teul and Barney Goldahniih to - of the old whose eyes filled with been appointed administrator of tbeeo- link«, and Thoma«'" house boars 8. 9
decea-ed. AU <t«-gfees W., 10.31 chains; thence 8.
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aid them in th(/5r W illam ette Falls | *•*«■« over the long ago. He reeiteil | tat. of Marj- Li»pach,
and effectively persons having claim s against such degrees W., 5 86 chains; thouce N. 70
The Assembly plan of making ,
Hpeculaljon> al)d which ,(X.k, poetry masterfully
nominations will be carried out this lmpr0VeIllenU(. are now held aRainsl jie quoted scripture reverently; he estate are required to present them degrees W , 13.70 chains; thence N. 31
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year by the old political bosses in ; t|>c
f(>r g va|,je ,)f $1 35C)000. shot out epigrama straight as the
this notice, with the proper vouchers, < J e E
JO 12,.hatns; thenoe N. 40
Oregon. J I t is the old “Convention
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winged arrow in its flight. Neither to tbe undersigned at Port Orford, degrees E., 9.97 chains; thenoe 8. 72)
method with a new name. I t is
Bpginni|)g ¡„ , 887 wllen our abusive nor violent in manner or Oregon.
legreea E., 7.40 chains; them» 8. 39
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Dated this 29 day of December. 1909. degrees 36 minutes W., 30.90 chain«,
called the “ Assembly plan” to de , Repre^ nta,ivc.» Legislature cut speech his invincible skill in argu-
tocorner No. 1, M pdr*tL>n ol F. I..
A. AnoLPHaxs,
ceive the ignorant voter, but it w ill(down the pl ice or our „„hool land's ment, bis incisive style, bis fyie im-
Thomas of Marlul, Oregon ; List 6—160.
Administrator of the estate
F xeu D knnktt , Commissioner ol the
cubh nobody but suckers and syoo- (o
25 pef
#nd |n v -led gp#cu !ageryi fact8) figurelj, incidents, his-
of Mary Limpach,deceased. General Land Ollici-. Approved De­
phants; wl,o feel honored in the ser laljonH jn ,.bage,. clajniii’ the (c|„x,7 toric data and precedent stream
cember 6, 1909, F banx P if . bck , First As­
sistant Secretary ol the Interior.
vice ol boas»*..
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land vultures hovered thickly uliout | f'»rl h °P“ l«nt variety. Hisunel-
Let ihcui try the Asaembly plan (he capjlol) ulany
Uicm .qaming aphora and embellishments areas
N o tice o f Hale.
to their Souls Content. I t will do ,—
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banka,
upon retirement Jroro the > fine aa tl,ey are apt. Altogether
Pursuant to orjer of the County
A d m in istra to r's N otice.
good, perhaps, and will do no harm.
the literary excellence of his address, Court of Curry County, Or., I am pre­
unholy scramble.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
the eloquence of his utterance, the pared to »ell, at Private Sale, the Fer-
Hemmed in As they will be, on all
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aides by -be Direct Prim ary, which, w u h guch ftn Qb. t legaon
m8gic of his voice, tbe magnetism 1 sooal property belonging to the Estate dersigned by au oraer of the CouQty
Court of Curry County, Oregon, has
ta no longer, “ plan,” but the Law, ¡|<c<,ngreM wlll haailale when aak. of his presence, the earnestness of . of J°el Bond, deceased, constating of lieen appointed as administrator of tbe
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heart
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cow.,
10
calves,
10
yearlings,
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th eh v,fo cr.»yo f.h ew o u ld b e l^ a - e d lo tu rH over
, he S(ale< aild
year olds, 150 atoek cheep, more or estate of Joel Bond, deceased. All
e. will be revealed in time, lo be ig- morw egpeclally l(J Oleg()D> lhe ltra are well nigh overwhelming.
less, 11 liogs, chickens, farming imple­ persons having claim s against such
noHii al the Primary election, where nant of our natural resources still
ments, household anil kitchen furni­ estate are required to present them
tbe voters will ignore the Assembly
ture,
etc. Also 2 two year ¿>Id colts within six months from the date of
in the hands af the government.
this notice, with the proper vouchers,
S. A. Landis and 1 pony.
nominations, and nominate men ol
J. D. Loucks
J. H . U pton ,
to the undersigned at Port Orford, Or­
Fort
Orford,
Or.,
Jan.
10.1910.
tbuir own choice. There is no oilier
Langlois, Or.
Lorcas ano L amms
egon.
W alt « Si'TTow.
sane “ plan” for men tit lo -be free.
Real Estate and Insurance
Dated this 29 day of liecember, 1909.
Adm's. Is 't. Joel Bond, Dee d.
Farm and Cuy Property
The (aiople«reeveiy where, reaching
W altkb S uttoh ,
Tlmlier Lands, Mineral
Administrator of the estate
mit for rights ilia I have been stolen
Its Luck to Smoke Pock
and Fruit Lands
of J6el Bond, Deceased.
from 'hem, and they w ill never atop
io il.elr advance and uplift until
The Better than 5c Cigar
W 'rvo u« or S lfT H eadache* w ill yleM
Property Rented
Port Orford sulckly to tha influence of D r. Mile«'
their rule is complete, «nd bosses
Bills Collected >,
Oregon. A n tl-P a ln Fins. 2» dosa« U cents.
are known no more, forever.
Or. M i:»' Antl-PaJn Pills rollava pels.
The Cigar In thu Green Box
V N it
f ^ y P o r t Orford, Or.T^
"F a v o rite Prescription” banishes the indispositions of the
period o f expectancy and makes hahy't advent easy and
almost painless. - It quiclreus and vitoliasa lbs
organs, and iasures ■ healthy and robust baby,
testified to Its marvelous merits.
Otanta of election officers for the . create the impression that insurgen-
i general election to1>e held tili» year, cy ia insurging purely for the ex-
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¡November 8 , at the Juue term of citeinent there ii in it; that the men
Captain Kmery of the Life Sav
ilie county courts. Herelof ae, the leading the movement are »imply
ing Servioe arrived io Port Orford appointment of clerks and judges of attempting to create a »ituation
Thursday last, to make the Initial ihe general election were made in which would never be realized but
arrangement» for constructing the January for June election. Au act for their perniciou» activity,
-A ll thia ia'a mistake, a proceeding L
Having Btgtmn at this place- was adopted by the people in June,
Ths Station wifi be located on thesj9U8, amending the Constitution that will not serve the interest» of;
AMES S. JOHNSTON
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GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.
Groceries & Provisions
^ P o r t Orford, C u rry County, Ore.^-
BARGAINS
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Ladies' & Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Dry Goods
Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes
Cigars and Tobacco,
p i n e A s s o r t m e n t of
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c n lio o f B » l l a n n e l s , e t c .
'H a r d u u a r e & T i n t u a r e ,
ffa m e c s, L e a th e r, ete.
AU Goods N e w and Up-to-date.
Orders taken for articles not in stock
A f ir s t
c la s s m i l ’ in e rv s h o p In
con­
n e c tio n w it h s to r e
Call, get our prices, and be convinced.
N. 0. NIELSEN.
Timber Claims Bought
Rheumatic
Pains
“My mother ia a great suf­
ferer from rheumatism, and Dr.
Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills is the only
remedy that relieves her."
MRS. G. D A V E N PO R T ,
Roycefield, N. J.
The pains of rheumatism are
almost invariably relieved with
Dr. M iles’ Anti-Pain Pills. They
also overcome that nervous irri­
tation which prevents sleep be­
cause they soothe the nerves. T o
chronic suffers they are invalu­
able. When taken as directed,
they relieve the distress and
save the weakening influence of
pain, which so frequently pros­
trates. Many sufferers use them
whenever occasion requires with
the greatest satisfaction, why
not you? They do not derange
the stomach nor create a habit.
W hy not try them ? Get a pack­
age from your druggist. Take it
according to directions, and if
it does not benefit he will return
your money.
Nothin* aquals
Pills (or I
I will oonslder the purchase of fir.
and cedar timber claims, the descrip­
tion whereof is submitted to me by ths
original locator. If well timbered, and
and in favorable locations I will pay
cash therefor, address
ANGUS G M ACKAY
Real E state Agsnt
Fort Huron, Mich.
F O R HALE.
3 3 0 acres of good grasing land up
Sixes river joining the 8. P. Psi roe ss<l
Chas. Crowley homesteads. Has con­
siderable tlmbe^, most ol which la dead
cedar in good condition. Price 110 isr
acre—one-half down and balance on
time.
J. 8OKEKf<EN,
Langlois, Or.
N o M ore C ed ar to 8 p o re.
I must husband my timber t<
place fences and buildings on
farm, therefore I must not spare
more cedar. Flense do not asl
it. '
J. H . U pto
- Langlois, Or., August 27. 1
W e - T ^ - H a « f o r F i f t y C o at«.
O w a & M e d tobacco h ab it euro, m akes wo«i
M B atrots*. bitxxl pur«.
M o . A U 4 ru «g »u
The proposal to ask Mr. Cannon
to resign is impracticable, if not
abeurd. The mice onoe unanimous
ly »greed that the cat ought to be
Miles* A ntl-P aln belled, but none wq » I6 agree to pul
sigla, sciatica, affa. the bell upon her.
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