The Port Orford tribune., January 19, 1910, Image 3

Towu and County.
^ » « c « o f V e r M tw r ^
Poat Orford, Curry C ou n ty, O regon,
Januar* I» lh il8 »
Fred Sch warn was in towuThurs
day on 4ita way to Coo* Bay for »
Bern, at Raadon, Or., Jan,. 10th, ¡
M arial Pickup».
’C ap * B laaco W ihklb » I tkms . •
JOI», to Mr. and Ura. Bert Walker,
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I Mr. and Mr». Lew Fry, Mrs. Bil- ’ U rah — The President and Mr*.
* SOU
aviatar in a^,,n «* *®4
w,nl * “ iUng w T a ft held their first New Year
French avistar. In a ’ 1'
Som e Alcohol Questions
b alcohol a tonic? N o! Does it make the blood pure?
No! D oes it strengthen the nerves? No! Is Ayer's
Hauthan,
•‘levee” at the eapitol today.« ..
Sanaparilla a tonic? Yes! Does it make the blood pure?
Yoa are ' etvlty notlited 'h a t I have •hurt visit, f,
flight at Lo» Angele* on Jan. l I i i t t i t , M«»«
Cincinnati!.— Arch fiend, is xt
Cha». Pettinger »nd G. W . Bil
e x p en d ed glWIUOia lab- l an laiprove-
Jlicsod all former hsiablsevef u < »de
Yes! Does It strengthen the nerves? Yes! Is It th é only
D. Cunniff Jr. earn* up from Gold eclipsed atl former heights
work— body of woman lx found in
m *nt* upon the Llk Hon- N >. 1 M|n-
Sarsaparilla entirely free from alcohol? Yes! Ask your
ing claim situated on Elk river and Beach Thursday io survey the lot by a Flying machine, by attending ling» just returned from a business lonely section of Cincinnati’!— signs
doctor
about this non-alcoholic medicine, li he approves,
trip
to
Gold
Beach.
slaiec .ek in Curry Couuty. Oregon, f(,r the H f e Saving Station.
over five thousand feel. He 1» now
of foul murder. Thtee ydung wo­
your confidence will be complete.
na »1 ap ear l-y t»rdrtc to bled He-
_ .
ii»e hero of the Aviation Meet, and -T h e Paradise Mining camp hasn’t men have been outraged and m ur­
in e. -A. HWi'.' in the .dhoe of the P J Wndherg made a flying in p
of llw
wir1(,
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got a big crew, but a good one The dered in tbe earns localtiy within a D ull boy*! Dull girls! Duff men I D ull women! dcavy-hcsdnl!
due to coostipatlool Y e t t>* ¿ur* 1» *o c **v — Ayer » lilt * . A»k pouz doctor
it-ik .,( a l-l eohnty In or ler to bold to Gold Beach Saturday, in com-
The battleship, Connecticut, ha» two Charley» make a good team.
few years.
m, ..remises under the provision* of
wnh Rev. Simnaon* who held!
j
a
search
light »aid to be the largest | y r j p Cooley 1» reported being
Georgetown, Ga.— Because he
^et*an M ir K nvii d Putute» of the
H ^ggodayl
W ithin GO days the Northern P a­
G ulled State*; being th e a m o u n t —
! in the world. The mirror i» five' in Roe«burg. He has purchased ' couldn’t remember p a rt of an ad
(Coo* B ay N ew »»
cific Radroad company w ill have
^uired to hold the aame for the year
Several pupila o f the Port Orfl>rd ,
BI)J will throw a
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>-!•■— —• -v~
~ ' - fagt wi diameter
himself a home in Portland.
1 dress which he waa to deliver here
completed the purchase of the hold­
into and «util Heee-uiwr 3 l«t thereof. ^ , 0 , , ) < , ! | g k e the eighth grade
to 180 million
tonight. Judge John Vovis, 53 year»
Coun^v Treasurer Dimmick it
u d l v. u faH to contribute your pro-
m ui> tion
Thursday and
u 1 8
ings of the Oregon Coal A Naviga­
4 4 .
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candles, and so powerful that a W * -.
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«m*
|>aying all warrant* drawn on the
po.U on ol .n o b e x p e n d i n g — co-ow n-
d ir ec tio n o f F. A.
.toiuLted at a ! Poet-mistress— something eeema to
tion comi»any on Coo* Bay, conti­
pedo boat would be
er on or be ore mo u.,y* ironi se r v ic e o í •
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Greenfield, In d .— Five person» general fund and indorsed prior to
j be wrong with her thinking cap«
guous to Marshfield. This informa­
thia n ,t i .e upon you, or no day* from Stewart.
distance of ten mile*.
1 were seriously injured, two probah. July 1, 1908.
tion is given to the Journal upon
The name, of
of H
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coHiaion
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Its publication, your interest in said
T h e E x a m in a tio n o f Teacher» in
President T a ft’« |
The steam schooner Klamath, best authority.
claim w ill b com e the property of the y
< w , we UB<ler>Un d , be
the , Terre
cabinet members are: Philander O
(h, rive,-p e rh a p s , “ " * u l * uiu“rB
,, Haute,
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built at Eureka, Cal., had her trial
The O regon Co tl A Navigation
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a» co
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b ttr
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co owner,
v -, . under »aid held a t L . a n g lo . is,
a» alt the appll-
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of
Pennsylvania,
.»•ralary
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wi„
have
the.«me
idea
about
Indianapolis
and
Eastern
Lai
way, trip in San Francisco lately. She company owns 31XX) acres on Coos
hevtiuu ÎI24
H . Pasase
cants, but one, are in thia end of the •tate; Franklin MacVe.gh of III! » ar‘“ • * ”
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four m ile, weal of h er. early this has a capacity of 1,250,000 feet of
¡bnv and the steamer Plant,, which
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C o u n ty .
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lumlier, and is the largest wooden! run* between Coos bay and San
noi», secretai y of the treasury;
M r. Morman, who has had charge
Fra|u.iico _ Mayor McCarthy
H I O
1 1 G U A D E
George Quigley who wa» making uub McOavock Dickinson of Tenne«-
steam schooner in the coast trade.
Francisco. The company's property
lies on George C urry’» place, cut
secretary of war; George Von L. of the Tina H . Quart» mine ¡«pack- r<Ma Taylor in hi* inaugural ad-
The Coos Bay Creamery Co. re -1 consists principally of c»4l la n d s,
J F *ru lt T r e e « .
his leg so severely a few days ago Meyer of Massachusetts, secretary of ing out about 425 pounds of con dress— openly charges incotupelen- ceivfed during |he past season2.949,- The company also owns valuable
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centrate to have tested.
1 cy.. Would make S»n hreoc.sco « H pounds of m ilk ’ 175,852pound» j water frontage at Marshfield,
; with an ax that Dr.' Glenville wa» the navy; James Wilson o f Iowa,
secretary
of
agriculture;
Richard
A
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M _ r. Ckwell,
the Superintendent Mecca of pleasure seekers and want» of cream, and 167,9SI pound, bf > By '•> purchase thtr Northern Pa-
T ru e to name; no insects called to treat the wound,
Ballinger of Washington, secretary (|f the Rog,,* R iv fr Mining Co., ghiuese to return to metropolis,
butter fa•„ for which they paid toicific (James J. H ill) «qu^ree .ntov
or diseases; strong roots; 1( The young folks W Port prfo rd
of tbe interior’, Charles N«««1 of wjl| pack hia grip and make hia
Keokuk, Iowa.— I t was announc the dairymen 859,046 04 net at the into Marshffeld ovei what is termed
fresh from nursery. Prices assembled at Nielsen’» hall Saturday
Missouri, secretary of oommerce and way w the “* unny south/’
od today that a syndicate ot New creamery or an average of 35.15 the Boise Roseburg sarvsy
are rig h t. Send for price l»st. «'«‘‘t, aud had . «octal dance.
labor; Frank H . Hitchcock of Mas-j
p
thjg morning for York aud Boston capitalist* had cents per pound for fat.
survey, engineers claim lore not
®
James Lane furnished the music
sschusetts, postmaster general and |
The
highest
average
for
any
one
exceed a 3 per ceat grade bt tween
train
load
of
(
undertaken
to
finance
the
erection
assisted by several at the piano.
George W \ \ tekersham of New York flour.
a
»v.
.i„ need some on this of the second largest dam in the herd was that of Iv y Condron, for J Roseburg and MarehfieM.
We ..,~
surely
M. C. POHL,
The schooner San Buena Venture,
One of the Arm of Porter Bros.,
attorney general.
side of the mountain as there is world, which will span the Mississ­ 20 cow*— 144,088 pounds of m ilk;
O- Margery, ;
which had evidently met disaster
the
Journal is furthered informed,
ippi
river
si
this
point.
I
l
is
esti­
5,285 pounds of fat; average price
B an d on , O regon. at sea drifted ashore at the mouth
Charles Williams. aged 15 years, about a foot of snow on the divide,
will visit Coos'bay w ith in 3 0 days
mated
that
the
dam
will
coel
fifteen
36.08 cents per pound; $35.34 per
of Rogue river on the night of the 4 months and 23 days, died at the and is still snowing,
to investigate conditions lasfore the
millions. A thousand men will be Cow.
H o w A lm at ywur T itle , in it G ood? 14th, with no one on board, having i home of his mother, Mrs. Luther
j . k . r o . i . h h i.
purchase is oompleted.
Williams,
on the Middle Fork last docs made their appearance st West
The steamer Homer, which was
W eh aveexam in ed several titles in the {)eeu a b a n d o n ed a t sea.
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Senator Perkins of California is
from a two weeks feet big 1 an
wi
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huill on the Coquille by Capt. Hans president of the Oregon Coal Jc
s x
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a
m
. , . » - » Friday morning . of » . typhoid j fever. F it llle other day
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f t t the
K n B
s. I I t I P
iM i
solid
rock
of
the
river
bottom.
The funeral was held Saturday, in h u n t Their luck was not extra
Reed in 1891, and which was form
Better get an atatraut and know what working on his homestead lor some
The Dalles, Ore.— An accidental erly in the Coo* Bay trade, went Navigation company.
torment ’ taking place at the E n ­ good at they only got oue bear and
lime,
went
down
to
Cedar
bork
yoar title Is.
exploeion of dynamite on the line ashore last month about 40 jn ilt*
chanted Prairie cemetery, Rev. Thoe. two cougars.
Iti» our b u sin ess to fu rn ish ab­ Monday to assist his folks in get­
M . E. C hurch P o rt O rford, O re.
o f tbe Oregon Trunk railway, caus north of San Bias, but was floated
Barklow conducting the services.
stra cts and clear titles.
Just wait boys, a ’ fifty thousand
ting their hogs out of the hills w here
ed tbe death of 8 laborers and in­ early in the present month. She
The death of the young man follow­
Gurry County Abstract Company,
dollat’. man for the Euchre Creek
they became fat on acorns.
Sunday School at 10 A. M., J .D .
ing within a few weeks the death of
(incorporated)
jury to several others.
received no damage, having strand
L oucks superintendent. Rev. W. D
G old Beach, O regon.
The successors of Eddy and Law ­ the father, haa drawn much sym Mining Co. is at West Fork waiting • Los Angeles. Jah. 8.— Aviators to
ed on a sandy beach, and on her ar -I Simmons will preach 1st and 3rd
W. A W ood , Manager.
rence of the Roseburg land o«oe, {tathy for Mrs. W illiam * and the for the pack train to get moved in. contest. Great meeting at Los A n ­
rival at San Bias took on a cargo of Sunday„ al n A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
m em bra of the ¡ The logging boy. are aw»V behind
entered upon their offlt'ial dulieeon o th e r su rv iv in g
geles, the first of its kind in Ameri­ bananaw-for San Diego.
Everybody is cordially invited to
M o n d O l'h . 1 0 -X ..I
B. i “ ',. ’
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| « W , l l , . i . 1 ^ . .n J th . mill e r e .
J. HUNTLEY,
attend these services.
ca, will be opened up tomorrow.
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A T T O B N E Y a t L u A W . F. Jones takes Eddy’s place a A . g
Aeroplanes and balloons will do
D. O M ill« Dies Suddenly.
ister, and Geo. W. Riddle t#e placi 1 phoid fever since last summer. T b j
Mr. Claude H a ll is able to go to many wonderful feats and record
L . / . ROBERTS,
•
OOLD BEACH, OKEOOM.
help the stricken fam ily over the work again. He will work for the
O u a ra u te ed A b str a c ts o f B e a l of Lawrence as Receiver.
flights are expected.
gan Francisco, Jan. 4.— Arrange A T T O H N E Í Y A T L A W ,
The gasoline boat Marshfield was worst of its trouble the philanthro j Red River Mining Co. awhile a^d
N . Y .— Subordinate officials of menls were completed today for the
P ro p erty F u rn U h ed .
M y tU e P o in t, O regon .
capsized and lost at the mouth of pic people of M yrtle Point subscrib- j let tbe loose limbs fall off before t»k- Interstate Commerce Commission fur.eral of D. O. Mills, bsnker-phil
ed
to
a
purse
of
8200
which
was
ing
up
his
contract
»gain.
The
Thirty years practice in the Comity. Coos bay, and her captain drowned.
accused of stealing government docu­ snthropist of California . and New
presented to the widow by E . Sch-, Company expects to be through
Prubate hnsiueaa a specialty.
The two men who were with him
ments. Letters and other purloined York, who died suddenly at his
neider, who had oollecied the purse, with their flume by the middle of
escaped In a smalt boat. The cap-
papers were published in a magazine. country borne, Millbrae, San Mateo
' Match. The understanding is that
W. A. WOOD
F o r Sato-
lain, we understand, wa* a brother-
county. Ogden Mills, son of tbe
The schooner San Buen“venlur“ - lhe Cb',nks are going to throw up Wickersham is the chief accuser.
inlaw
of
E
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O.
Carter,
of
Myrtle
a t t o b s e y AT h t f f
San Francisco.—-Chas. Schwarts, banker, who was on his way to New
which drifted ashore at the month their contract of packing pipe.
I have * flock of 4S fat m utton weah.
Point.
O OLD BRACH. OREGON.
convicted of violation of the W alker York, has been intercepted by a era, in a field by them selves, which *re
of Rogue river, was thrown up so
Bu-rri.xsKY.
telegram
and
w
ill
return
at
once.
Olia belting law ‘by placing a wsger
A heavy S. W . gale broke upon high that she wa* easily boarded,
for sale. Call and «ee th em .o r addies»
us last Tuesday night,) afid eontin and was found in postssaion of
on a baseball game last summer, The immediate cause of death was m e here, if y o u wish to purchase.
G E O R G E M . BRQW N,
School Report.
W. i . W h it «, Sr„ •
was sentenced to 30 days in the angina pectoris. M ills, accompan
ued with increasing violence for j jy# cal , uj p, bave * bu|„ fu ll of
A T T O R N E Y A T XaA-W
PortO
rford,
O
r.,
Dec. 14, 1W09.
ied
by
his
daughter,
Mrs.
Whitelaw
nearly three flays, kicking up the lumber intended for the Mexican
Report o f Port Orford School for County ja il by Judge Dunne.
Retd,
wife
of
the
United
Slates
am
biggest surf of the past year. Heavy market, and shipped, it Is thought, month ending Jan. 14th, 1910.
R08RBVRG OREGON
bassador to Great Britain, arrived
snow fell In the mountains, and from Hum boldt Bay. Her main
The Comet-
Thoee who have been neither ab­
in California six weeks ago to spend
mast
had
evidently
been
snapped
off
the
raw,
damp,
air
made
it
the
moet
sent nor tardy during tbe month,
H. T . S T E W A R T
disagreeable storm of the season.
by the storm, and in her distress ars:_ ( j eorge Fromm, Job" Master- 1 Oakland, Cal,— On May 18, be­ the widter months. H is health has
NOTARY PUBLIC,
W .T . W hite’s lease <.f the Jensen help came and she was abandoned
Delmar W right, Lloyd Knapp tween 4 o’clock P. M . and 10 o'clock not been of the best for several yeaL,
•P, M „ H alley’s comet will come but there was no ex {«elation that
place on the Heads, having expired, after being stripped of all valuable
U o r a 8olton,
P o r t O r io r tl, : : ; O rearon-
he has given up the place because equipment that could be readily re
T [)aSe w{,o have met ¡ted 95 or closest to the earth, according to anything serious would occur as
R epairin g W atches and J*w*lrJ a
of excessive rent, and moved into moved. She was built j n 1876, at
-n j eport roeot tr e:— Georçel Professor Charles Burkhalter, of the sudden as it did. Monday night sp ecialty. A ll work guaranteed.
Observatory.
Professor M ills complained to Mrs. Reid that
ELBERT HERMANN
the Nielseu house lately occupied Fairhaven, Cal., was 10. feet long, Fromro p au{ Rickman, Jesse Sut- Chabot
Orders taken for W «tchee and P ane?
Burkhalter
refuses
to
predict
as to he was very tired and started to re­
W right, John Master j
Attorney at L aw . Roseburg, Oregon. by W. A. Marvin. This place is 30 feet beam, 8.5 feet depth, »nd
Jewelry. Work turned out on sh o rt
near the school house aud the young • 171.8 net tonnage. She is a lo U J, w,Bj Lloyd Knnpp, Lelsnd W hile, the consequences to the earth. He tire, when he suddenly collapsed. notice.
says the display will be spectacular Dr. Morris Heraatein, the fam ily
-tpeeial A U ention to M atters Before
Call on me at L a . n « i - oi *, Oaroow.
folks are delighted wit'« the change. wreck. Later— Some clothing «nd Herbert Unican, Ore Frock, Laura
V idled .-U tes Laud office.
a child’s hood was found in the ca | guUo0t r u 1 j , gtuM , Bessie Lewie, and that the effect w ill be seen best physician, was hurriedly summoned,
W M . E L L IO T T
Quite a number of the bays and
on the Pacific Coast. He said:
but before he arrived M ills was
bin, which shows that a woman and R ale ¡pro(Dm ant{ Ethel Richard.
young men in this section have en­
“ According to the computations, dead.
child was aboard. The bedding
The ten who stood highest in the
J. J. STANLEY
gaged in trapping, in a small way
H alley’s comet will reach the de­ • Darius Ogden Mills was the fourth
might have been taken to protect month’s work, with their averages
| this winter, and it is surprising the
scending node on May 18, 1910, son of James and Hannah Ogden
all hands and they may have taken
Uwytr,
are:
; number of martins, mink, ringtails
Always Stays “ P ot”
92. when it w ill be in a direct line be­ Mill» and wa» born in Westchester
to open boats. The compass was 1. Ora-Prock
nnd coons that have been caught.
92. tween the orbits of the earth and county, N. Y -,' September 5, 182b.
found aboard, which indicate* hasty 2. Edna Richard
C O Q V I L L E . . . - O R EG O N Guod prices »re paid in town for
9 1 . the sun. and it so happens that the, {{e waa one of the original “ forty
8. RiMb Stone
abandonment.
90. earth w ill reach that particular I nj n e fit” going around the Horn fh
4. Lloyd K ntpp
such »kins.
89
5. Paul Rickman
gg' point of its orbit about the same 8an p rancitto in 1849. For years
Dennis Cunniff who surveyed the
6. John Masterson
gg. time. Should the calculations of },e waa a conspicuous figure in Fa
lot for the Life Saving Station here, W R E C K O F T H E C Z A R IN A . 7. Weston Zumwalt
87. | the astronomers prove to be rigidly cific coast affairs. He established
! tallied exactly with tbe survey of
8. Delmar W right
, Purl Orford, Oregon,
85 exact, the comet w ill pas* directly n,e hanking house of 0 . O. Mill» Jt
9.
Ray
Rickman
the sa m e lot made by John Fitz
85. between tbe earth and the sun be Company in Sacramento after roak-
, lAZNA-I’ l’ P r o p r ie to r ! hugh several year* ago. Now, that The wreck of the Caarins at Coos 10. Oscar Rickman
Bay last week while crossing out
'Fbe following, on account of other tween the hours of 4 and 10 o’clock.; ;ng his in itial “stake” as a merchsnt
our dilatory government has secor oyer tbe
¡# the worgl “ Tragedy
school work, were excused from ex­ standard Pacific time.
' in a mining camp, and since that
Ktrst-clasi in every respect.
ed a location, after nearly a score of
eTer occurred
amination ¡—George Sutton, Herbert
Assuming
that
it
w
ill
happea
jj,ne ||{a firm has handled a good
Stable
attached.
years of senile effort wherein bum- at t {,at p|ace. There is more in it'
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¡an lives have been loat that m ig h t; #li(, lhe vaned emotions of our Uniean, Georgia Forty and Kate during the middle of this time, or 7 j portion of the financial business of
P. M ., it will be visible over the the state. He wa* married in 1854
We run the Stage from Port Orford have been saved, even some on tbe hearts. I t would take chapters to F ro m m .
Bernal Forty, Itaur» Sutton and Pacific Ocean, Eastern Asia and p, J„ne Templeton Cunningham,
via D a iryvllle, c o n n e c tin g with t h e ; C aarin«,— it! ?• ehrnestly prayed, j pot,tray t{,e tragedy ;— tq paint the
John Masterson have made the Western North America. The sun who died in 1888.
and faintly hoped that a properly
o( L«rc»io suffering, the bef-
Stage to M yrtle P o in t
greatest improveme.it since last w ill have K t in the Eastern part of!
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equipped station will have been
hop es, t h l a g o n y s o d desp air,
tl»e United States, and the cometj
j q tb« o)d form of industry the
completed before lbo storms of an-
suffering and tbe woe,— and month, in the onier named.
Rwspectiully.
will be therefore invisible to all tool wa* owned
other winter shall take their toll io ^ver to realize that beck of all— the
M iluklo K ki - s X y ,
u and USM,
Permanent as tb * hills, but sax be
Teacher. parts of the country on that side of
human lives.
1 cause of a ll—etalks the Black Devil
the Rocky Mountains. Thus wei owned it. Now the machine
removed in a second of time. Tbe
M r carter of M yrtle Point, who of Commercialism and Greed, with
Washington.— Under the auspjees have on the Western edge of the owned by the man who does .not use j only Clevis npw oa the market tb s l
has purchased constdersble timber its drive and grind, and degredst.on,
continent an opportunitv of observ­ it and u-e.1 by the man whiPdoe. stays where pat.
on Hubbards creek and E lk rirer The weak Captain gave up Ins life of the Carnegie institution here Dr
The e x clu siv e right to handle th is
ing this transit that is absolutely not own it. Upon the one hand are
has lately been here investigating and the live* in his charge in obe L. A. Bauer has begun a general
Clevis
w ill be SoM by Conntlee or
unique
and
without
pre««deiit
in
the
workers
who
use
the
tool*
and
timber on Hubbards irffok. Fr.ces dience, that should have been re­ magnetic survey of the earth. The
States, or set of three can bo { ■rchas-
B E E C H E R .JKWW4
the history of the comeL
on
the
other
the
mao
who
own»
them.
Carnegie,
a
vessel
of
600
loos,
from
ars not tempting holders, and a. belli««, forgetting th at more cour-
e-1 (or 81 «0-
Address
“ Another feature of the visit lit* The capitalist naturally wants all
P o r t O r fo r d , O r e < o n
which all iron has been excluded.
t a b « , i. c o . , . , up. «
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—
in the fact of the nearness of the he can get and the workers want all
comet to the earth— a distance of they can get, and if lhe owfWlaltat
Wood and Iro n W ork
done at moderate prlees. Give
Every life but one on tbe Czarina 1 accomplished so far ha* h-en in<>-t 14,000.000 miles. As the tail of the increases his share it i* done by just
not smothered out all Jonipetilion
gratifying,” said D*. Bauer. “The comet should be about 2 0.000.000 one way anil that is by decreasing
a t r ia l b efo rep rtu g elsewhere.
and {«reeled out each other, sphere was lost. The list of the d«;ad is e.
D E N N IS C U N N IF F , JR.,
principle result of value during the miles long aw l pointing directly the share of the workers; «nd if the
ofoonquest. The Trust* are, every timated from 24 to 31.
cruise to England was to reveal a ; «way from »be sun, it will doubt workers increase their share it is
day and everywhere, digging their
The Czarina was built at Sunder
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th e n a v ig a to r 's J e s s be encou n tered by ^h » earth, done in just one way. sod that is by te p . Ü. S. Minen.'. Barvey«r
’ and educating the land, England, in 1883. S h e w .. „N e m a tic error in
t, « . C O M M I r tr tlO N K K .
by* «Itous method* t<L big steamer rigged, 216 feet long, 30.08 oompas* charts amounting on the' hut on that point I have nothing to decreasing the share of the capital
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The Burrow Clevis
K N A P P HOTEL,
Black-
Smithing
W . E. B urrow ,
Corbin, Ore.
*„d brazen to be Concealed and too feet beam, 14.1 feet depth »f bold, average to »bout one degree. The M y
to to u it'o u s Y u U ’ tolerated forever, and of 1,045 gross tons. H erfirst general effect of these error» would
Presbyterian Church.
L asolois , Cvsmv Co.. O « a o o s.
A day of reckoning is dawning appearance in the Coca Bay trade be to throw tbe track of an A llan-
its
wa»
in
the
early
90’»,
al
which
time
I
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liner,
when
her
course
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Jsn. 2. .-ervieei at Wedderburn
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W ild Lands.
F ilin g s and Flaal Pnw fs Made o n
H om esteads and Pre-em ption*.
O Ï N E R A L C O N V E Y A N C IN G .
ists. Thia finds expression every
Surveyor for the Dietriet ól Or-
' <lay, every hour of the day, in some
epun»
part« of tlie country in strikes, and G o ld
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labor troubles.— Debs
nnd Gold Be ich.
Me-Ta-Hss for rirty os«
u w n every robbers nmel in Ameri- for tbe coal trade. During all her log, always to the.,northward from
J ä it » M 6 , Sei vices' at J’qjrt,Orford ,
O ust *..ire* u-tsreo ta r tuo
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ten to twenty miles fruin the track
l i AUiTopd
ca. Tbe people will rule in Anneri- service in Ibi» line she waa never
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b.«*» »vi».
11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
she
aims
to
follow.
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permitted to carry prasengers
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