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Kota*-? Motion.
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Band c f Cherokees Ia esta b lish ed la
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Bortb Carolina—Formar Pvaai-
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t «-rialti A djusts D isputes and
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- i .a í l i u Army t ir i, who » to ri »-
fievse Tees of ia a r/e ra .
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ho.o,Sg up a papter aitchi ;
sTasy, S ts w si a y , gg fortunately I
Asheville. N. C — Not far from th*
mognliic.ru Biltmore estate of Georgs
is uuct bsausMat ( r r u u r t ho hat
L IG H T B I N M X G A B A H I ) ,
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She wts ja i l 1 pialt ' W Vanderbilt and In the shad..«Aol
U t i l i M f it r lu B .
jro’ tg woman, whose appearings wat ' the mllltoaalra'a hvctlcg lodge on
SSrtfjBJi-.-»■»! by lb? unifrrm »he wore j Mont i .--.¿an, near AshevtUs. in t h e re
Mr. C iiiio e r a ’« gars ¡eil span k a il seas.s of the mountains, ‘there la a
«eery tin e herwo-yg ironed in Ma h's 1 highly civilised band of Cherokee In
'•aap ch-ir. NAt that ke loo .ejl for her ' dians who form a ration separate and
bur there x-cmsd lo he acme peciilat
distinct ii'.-m the state government andj
power at work whteh placed her di
based upon the thborl»» of deinocrajy 1
Tb«. people who compose thia natlocj
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.recrlv j bln hue of vision a hundrec
t l c k i a day.
are full-flooded red meh- though far i
There »he stood, with tile aaowflalte« ' remove^ tropa the aa.acery of Uhm j
^ |*hltl<ag around hcf. She was on dutj 1 ancestors , The scheme of their «or-1
»inm ji.t,' while auherir g to many ,trp-|
wfcea he reached h it r.-ffirt In the morn
la« h nt S’ lt ' eaa there «til! when h-
The O kcgo S D aily ¿ ooiu ^ a l j « th e h a d in g D e m o c ra tic n ew ap apat 0»
ditiene of ihetf tribe, ia tar in advance
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.*n l « » v In the evtnieg
M r Grtb-
o f any existing among other of the
Lieaon deeelojied'« t u r l • un.-crn
origtr.il natives of tht-ao ll. '
, O re g o n , ia ru e d a t P o rlm u d .
In» the amount c f her eol.eet'.’Sa, He 1 1 he chief, or president of the repub-i
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rorifiared bow mnry peopf* «topped It f lie, u, «lacted by plurality vou by t n r ,
T h e m anagers a)so issue a S K M i-W « t« L Y , w h ic h i» especially adapted
the co'tne of a day to drop a nickel
qualijled electors of the country. H< ■
a «•hue or a quarter lato the sox', e-be- j must bo at lem»tc3Q years old. and a n"a-
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Here rerhajr which «he held up fot I U'v» of hla Indian republic. Ha hoids^.ior people who do not care fo r a D a ily , b ut w a n t a good fa m ily paper,
the purpose of reminding people that
uflhe for four years. Should the pre»-
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the poor would have appetite^ or
Ideut bo autburlaeid by h;» coBercsa-It,
A n y o f there papers can be bad in c o m b in a tio n w ith the P O R T O R
• Christmas
P rec-o hilr he arcu.'d for I leave the »puatry on public puslnccs |
«at hid work and eft eowniirg the peo­ hla com:r-niwli.iu is fixed at four dol­
ple who stopped tri connIbi'ie'. wonder 1 lars a day and expenses. Including ra il­ F O R D T R IB U J M E , Mt the fo llo w in g ra te r:
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la « da he saw them drop tn«lr 'muagy ( road mileage.
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tato the to tl <7 how much tlj^v gave.
This president 1« not only the chtel
One day It recurred to him that he 1 executive of the nation, but Its^first)
had n av ir drne pjtvtfc.ng for the-e whe f cliUea. and he Is always regarded
wore Jaaa fo rtn ri!» thsn he. He sal , the personal* friend and adviser of h if '
A a m /WWW
up a tn ir h t In his
and w on’r»»d people In their Individual capacity, and
w M js
if the Lord rdeht rot h v e given him
It la frequently the case that he ad
«Tester prosperity than he enjoyed It
be bad t u n property ri-.rr'tab'.e
H.
save
.»»» what moat pe-r'n w:v i I revurd a» penne of litigation.
a r le i men but he wee not as wealthy '
Bx-Presiucnt Chaldobih's daughter
by ahy mean* it he » ■‘■-»d to be. A*
who was educated in Boston, is said tc
he »at there In hl« lu v r lo r e -¡flee.-gaz­
have been the most beAutlful and
ing aero«» i t the h r t'e >l"!e ».-»Idler j
popular woman of the nation, and d u r-'
With her turkey, he told to himre'f:
lag bis administration shs was th«
"When I co nut to luurh to-day 111 j Do|ly Madison
the llitls republic.
el'.n a ftye-doliar bill Into that turkey
Jesse Reid, tbe incumbent. Is nc
No one ehall * • -«• how mt.-h I rive
ordinary man. He is giving his small
tu t five dollr.u win ma’.ta runnv-a poor
domain one of the b u t business nd-
person happy on f ’lrt,<;-■*.« ard though
minlstraUons it Arar had. President
they will never ; tie» * tin t I am their
Held Is a prosperous farmer and stock :
b»ti*/aetoe. the Lord wtll sea."
rabwiq_-_nnd he prefer« his besutifu.
When he put on ilia overcoat at noon,
home on the Soco river to a residen«
be tz*A a orlep M il from bla wallet and
near the capital-
oarsfuJiy doubled It uti
Suddenly,
The vice president of the republic
bowaver. his conscience began to whis­
Stilwell Sbaanonkih. Is an tntereetin»
per to him.
character
During the war between
“John GnibMseon." l r i t M . "yeW'dre the states In the 'ttl’a the republic es
trying lo deceive yourself. Yd# are
pounud the cause of the south, and on«
•ot 'hinklng only of the rood yor, may of the red men, Btar.dlag W all, roe«
lo fur the poor Yon arc thinking of ' to the rank of a briendier.
the big deal yon have 00, You hope
His command was oinpeded largely
that by bain« charitable row the I nrd of hi» own people, and >ne of hl3 most
A beautifully illu s t r a t e d
win see lit to let thia mstter In which
monthly magazine of the w ide-
gallant and most tnietrd officers wat
you. are »0 deeply Interests) go K a). Hiunnonkih. Since tbe war tne
a sra k t W est w ith fascinating
through and bring you the profit» you
major has been noted for his enter
short stories, picturesque personal
sra so anxious fo fr You are merely
prise and he. Is the nw.at popular man
pom t-of-v;ew description o f (he
Tying to bribe God.“
in the nation.
interesting development o f (he
He put the money back Into his
W e lt , and the romance and his­
pocket
FISH FROZEN IN THE SEA."
tory of the wonderland W tbe
“It won't do.” he thought
Tm
earth.
rullty. There's no use trying to hid-
Massachusetts Fiahennso Oathsr
Ask your local sswydealer
be fact 'from myself
I'll wait till
Harvest That Is W itho ut
for current issue or send $1 50
»fter thia deal has gor.e through,
a Precedent,
rhea I'w lll be able to contribute with­
foryear's subscription. T he book,
Baton You Purchase Any Other Writs
out a selfish desire to have the Lord
"R oad of a Thousand W onders."
Provincetown,
Mass. — Can
fish I E REW HOME IIW IOIMACHIIE CQMPAIY
O RSNUC, M SSS.
<tve me profits In return "
freese at a depth of JO fathoms? Is
— 120 beautiful Western views in
Many Sewing Machine» »re mad» to te ll r» g *n i-
80 he passed the Salvation girl on the question that It vexing the minds
four colors— w ill bs included—
■ M o f auslay, tu t th» - N e w H m »«"I i made
the comer without heiplrg to fill her of flatfish dredgers at this pert.
0 wasr. Our guaranty ner»r run» o u t
free.
artsy. But day ifiej^Jsy a» be look ad
Fishermen declare that lots of
W» tnako Sowing M a e h tr« to suit »11 conditions
»cross the street h» saw her them, and
SUNSET KAOAZIBB
flo inders were drawn from water of d th a tra d » . The “ M e w H o n a e " s ta n d ittth a
lay after day hy said to himself that
that depth, midway between Wood wad of all ■ lg h - g - r . d e family »«wing marhin
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IOCB BCItOlKO
h eld By » e th e r ise d dealer» e a ly .
ye would do something splendid for End and the "ledge." on a recent date,
SAM FSASCISCO
CAUFOaSU
ros s a l s • ’
-.he poor as soon sfl his deal was out many boats' crews sharing In the
rf the way. »0 that he might contribute singular harvest— the first of the kind
with a clear conscience.
ever known to have occurred In this
At last he received the word for latitude, and certain it is that no local
which he had been ao anxiously wait- sea mystery cf -the past ever caused
rig- Ills venture had proved a success, more discussion than this latest won­
and he was richer by many thousands der eyoker. W ill some wise man kind­
ly make explanation?
if dollars tfcnn he had been before
He whirled around In hl» b(g easy-
For many years Provincetown's fleet
tbalr to look at the little woman aero»» of flounder dredres has annually
•he street. Fine flakes of «now were scooiu-t ASM barrels of flatfish from
lelng flung around her by the angry the floor of Cape Cod bay, but never
wind, and he noticed that she had her until the present w inter have the fish­
thould-ra tlrawn up. as If to ward off ermen drawn np naturally froien
:hu cold blasts There was the yellow fishes— fishes all ready for shipment.
urkey. too. hut few people stopped to In fart, barring the barrels.
Itra for the poor.
On the dav of the draught of froten
Mr. Gruhbleson remembered a new flounders the weather was mild, the
rin-doilsr bin that he had la one of bis air and the surface water were of a
xieketa. and he began feeling for I t
comparatively high temperature, and
»Vhen he had found It he doubled It up the dredging machines hung limp and
iarefully and then turned one- no r
nnlced This- proves that the fishes
o hi* desk. At noon he pm on Ms did not free«.» a fte r reaching the sur­
■rercoat and wrnt »0 the window to face nlopgside boats
tee If the Salvation Army girl were
But the fish were thoroughly froten.
still at her post Y-e there she was. Crew members, astounded at the spec­
with the*Hinw whirling about her an)j tacle. severed specimen after sped-
he people hurrying past, apparently men, to ascertain If the flounders were
ib'lvlous of her existence
He took fully froten.
Each fish so cst was
m t the hill that he had so carefully froten completely.
•olded "and looked at I t Suddenly his
For once the fishermen, who know
-cnsrlence began to whisper to 'h im
local fishes' habits pretty well, a rt
•gain.
puzxled. They would be pleased to
"John GmUhleson." It said, “are you learn the cause of Ihe phenomenon.
»Ivtnx this money beean.se of your love
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■nd your sympathy for your fellow
Y-ungoot Typewriter.
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nan. or la It merely a trifle that you
Edgar Mi sterner, son of J. R. Mlase-
sre offering In return for the sucress
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mer. editor and publisher of the Mount
it vour selfish s-hemlcg?
You are
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Joy (Pa i Star and News, is one of the
■till -rvlne to de.elve yourself. Yn»
youngest typesetter» In this section of
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think God let your deal go th rough bfi-
the state. Egdar ia only seven year« j
tause you had promised to give In cate
rf your success If the I^-rd has satn old, and seta type and distributes It
with remarkable rapidity for one so
It to let you serened He hat surely not
voung In the business. During spare
tone ao merety for the money you
hours after school he spends his time
hlnk of giving now "
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In his father’s shop.
Ftefore he was
Mr C n ’bblescn slipped the bill hack
sis vears old he was able to handle a
into his pocket, and wfien he returned
printer's stick, and when hla proofs
'rem Ms luncheon at th« club he looked
come back for correction very fow er­
■cross at the Salvation
Army girl
rors were to be found.
again l t d w„iider«d »hy «he didn’t
take her turkey and hunt some corner
They Tanned the Russians Too.
where »he might have better shelter
Sine« they showed their fighting
if-
from the wind
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But bts rtmscier.ee bad ceased to
Japanese are not a yellow race at a ll:
bother hint.—Chicago Record-Herald.
they are only deeply tanned, says the
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Cores a Cold in One Day, Grip in Two»
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Me.
n u v tuf
I , the uuderal. tied, Iwreby give no­
tice that I have a ouuveyance from the
Patentee to tidelande and water Iola
in tlie H a rb o r of Port O rfo rd , Ore goo,
on a portion of which a part of the
w harf ia erected w ithout my consrnt.
A ll parties are hereby warned not to
drive piles or trespass in any m anner
w b a b d tv e r un «aid tideiauda or w ater
lota.
M a i Aasa i^. D-Urr
P o rtla n d , Oregon.
T r ea p u a a N o t i c e .
Notice ia hereby g iven to all whom
I t may concern, not to enter upon, or
trespass in any manner upon the Star
Ranch, situated a t Langlois, C u rry
C o an ty, Oregon, (of the purpose of
hun tin g with guns or dugs, or o th er­
wise tres|ia in an y m an ner.
Any person or persons so entering
upon said premises w ith o u t ray oon-
sent w ill be prosecuted to the fu ll eg-
tent of tlie law.
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x o e a w a n a t to enter, flQ la
and m ail the coupon to as. B y return
m afl w e w ill teU yoa how y e a caa
eaeily. ie e x p e a tlre ly . and ia year
•p are tim e q ualify you rself fo r the
position you w eat. and w e ll tend
proof o f It In the form of tacts a« to
what we h a re done for jther«.
To
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on or treeppsa upm- ’h prem s s
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Ra ge rtftee ties
Any |wr» n r p I
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re-pa s-
i f< th i n r p s e o f i ptiu
fishing,
■ >r tr v , ling th ough in a n y -lo pe I nn
or m anner, o> tearing down fences, or
leaving out
g-tea open, or molest­
ing personal property, w ill be proeecu- ,
led to the fa ll extent o f the law.
Wm. R . Johnson,
1-eaeeeof ih> aboea
leseri‘’ed premia.«
The Difference.
Ia the spring, say» i n observant con­
temporary, womens footsteps turn
tightly toward the n.iiiinery stores
And men’s hands instinctively toward
their pocketbooks.
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^ n r a t r iU n r Dotvel» With Cu»<teru«u.
( 'a b d j C a th a rtic , core count‘nat.an fc ru ru r
Ik ;.0 c . I f C . C C ta il.4 ri*< H n « ta r-fu 3 d a io o e »
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liw m ¡ I - ’ i
Tbe Ullilersigne... ^.i-i
that th»> are tlie -Av. -
h alf o f titSCtKMi Itt, i -
tiirev, .South rang- iourv--i
W illam ette nicrtdlsh. L I U
tic« are warned not to tre»,
m a k e a n i locations, e ir ii.i
quarts I-Iailfft at their peri'
1). K l u . au . b ,
•«risat»»»»'
R e tri*. (Mss»«re
fs re a is s to s o rtw
Briefs,
Posters
Envelopes
Statements,
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The
Start
to a
Better
Salary
9 0 YEA RS’
on Short Notice.
Satisfacton Guaraneed.
W ANTED
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ut C a lifo r n ia ,
Up-to-date Work Done
A r e p r v se n ’a tiv e ifi th is
c o u n ty bv a large real e s ta te
c o r p o r a tio n . S p e c ia l in d u c e ­
m e n ts to th o se w ho w ish ft)
b e c o m e fin a n c ia lly in terested .
T h e R e a l E a ta te S e c n r it v Co
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t u lO -.tlll |h,l. ici
MteokAUlity.
For fm
free book,
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totality. For
HowViSere.rv ' J m - f l J “ R K S » r i t e
to
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«trnn< mi » tk« bay
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p v r itie a f r o m
th e
b ite * .
U»<b> to
-laniah pirnplr«. boib» Kotebta, hUrkheatb,
oTu that Mttujr biuoM v unpidx/ao b>
ias<¿»vta.—“bcMUiy for tenouteta» All dtutf
<uta. dvuv/acuo . auar*nteud.
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F IK E ANIl M A R IN E I N S l’KAXf
The Best to be had'.ui
Curry County, a t reason­
able Prices.
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HOM
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W« prtiuipv jr uo «k . V. a. -tu»! frkUriifti
JO B W O R K .
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GROCERIES,
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M id un ■'J hiatorv , proves
M oxi a barstp aril n p ......... . f .v iit un.
kuowu to B u y o t h e r M E D I C I N E -
K E L P S l . \ b'liM K ,
F bakm T homsx . s .
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Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Lv gal Blanks,
Any Thin$,
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GENERAL MERGE,
T o W b o » n i t > ln y t . u c e r n .
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A ll |e n » n a are b n e l j ra tifie d BO
to trespass fur the parpepe o f hunting
o r fishing U|wu the NAV t4 o f Section
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bectiun Ifi, Tp. M
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