The Port Orford tribune., March 30, 1910, Image 2

> ureia or wnalever «Imracter, Tur it
r ivr unww
cannot to souq| h « » forgotten Hie preai.lent of Purl land*« largest hank |
î coirapiracy entered iato between ev id -m lv kim»e what he ia talking
Cleveland, Morgan and Belmont, alami wliep lui ray* the Pacific
WEDNESDAY, MAK Wtl». 1910.
culminating in two «cerei bond ia- J Xorllmeet c* t h e m o a t p r o « |ie r o iia
T *" T dâûôa"«? ail good lo r t r e T * ^
»urs
whereby
Morgan
and
Beliuontjaeoti.ai
of
the
■United
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lie
Kb.
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' 8UK8OKIPTIOÍ
i its lustra and gold la but <
(flooeeaaor to John R. Mil'.er.i
1.6 i t cleaned
elèa
_4y health when loot or impaired srey
D a r Copy Une Y ecu, . . .
up 118,000,WK) profits in MY« capital >>f ih» rouillry ia envy
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by
lha are of D r. Pierre'« Favorito
U n e C o p y S ix M o i. tica...
than two month«, and that an and il i» ornai ng this, way for in-
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One C o p ; T hree M onth a
additional ¡«sue of <62,000,000 a t , Veal men! in la r g e i p i a u t i l i e « . Pro*,
G E N E R A L M E R C H \ > -
j the low figure of 104 was agreed up- pecta for thia year are the heat, ha
f tala taa ta taa artraer a t taalr
Published Every Wednesday, by
on, b t il waa fruatrap-d by tho New »avr. the N.crthweat ha«cv*r known,
teat taalr aariat ta
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^ w k A -H te w a r t, AreoeW* Editor. , denounced the scheme aa dishonor- part of the activity and hu-thrhere-
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■ able and wicked and criminal, de- abouta to the large amount of rail
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, TkcpriBiMaaarMaoarovrpapar i
nianded a publie competitive offer- i road building notv under const ria l
Mwflcat Association, R. V . Pierre, M . D ., n rtm re i
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Io watch year tub- J
Da. Fiasca’» Gasar F amo - v Docroa R ook , The
' scrlftire 1« gate.
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ieg, under which the 662,000XXX) J o n . Thia work, he toy», ia »how-
Medical Advisor, newly revised up-to-di
issue waa over subscribed at, a figure J hig the confidence the leaders in die ! Ffbnt
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bosta of delicate «restions w
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t to know about. Sent fr rr n r, , in plain wrapper to any a d d r e on r nrnipt «C
and fresh sappile* Will be received by every steamer. It shù.
around 112 thus saving to the tress ' financial world have iatbia section
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mailing oaly, or ia doth binding tor 31
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everything
reqniryc
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my puipoaa fo
to
keep a A,...
taan au avaav waoaaaoAY jgaagisa- ury the conspirators would other- and it naturally breeds confidence Î
trade in the line of
wise' have gleaned as profits in the in others.
G R O C E R IE S a n d P R O V IS IO N S ,
transaction.
And then, was it not
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Taft and other geared stand pat­
’ BOOTS and S il- . 8
dishonest
dishonorable fur Mr.
-G ra n t# Pass. »
ters, say that the Republican party (l*s*
1cne»l and dishonorabli
has kept its trust. The party has ,£lpy#l»ll»d i° m l upon g • U«ure
MENS and BOYS, CLOTHING,
Grants Paas baa a water
front
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a , .a a \
l , i l n . » ’ ’ l i l t tk M
re 1 i ■ n 1* jvilaa
li P »7 « which
other people
certainly kept the “Trusts,” allrigh ii ‘W
L A D IE S ’ DRKSKGGUl
ihich affords opportunity
_ - for the
But not# that their Cannon ia spilt . were losyrs of the millions he w o « |
I V o i- t li B e n d , O r e g o n
§
jo p ie disreputable scramble he en-j u ,e
RaB0*‘u^ launches, row boats ,
H A R D W A R E, G R A N IT E and TIN W A R E,
ed, the Trusts will take go lire wilds.
gagefi in in that den of robbers.ltre a,ld cunow' / l
lhe 0 ,,|y
,
* C IG A R S, TOBACCO. PIPF>
Wall Street stock exchange.
Ibe Rogue river valley that has ,
In attacking Pacific City (Lake
C ANDY, N U TS and N OTIONS.'*
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• these very desiruble advantages.
Port) in its lost week’s issue tfie
T t seems to ba taken for granted ! Grants Has» will soon h iv e enough ’
In fact, a supply of everything usually kept in a well atorkot
jQold Beach Globe inexcusably* by m orf men who become mil Hon' atTalfa and other hay grown under '
General Merchandise Stove’
knocks the resources of Curry cuun- aiiesfno odds' bow. that they are ; it»own ditches bn (lie Applegate and !
ORDERS TAKEN POR ANY AOT1CLB NOT IN STOt'h
ty when it places an estim ate of
em inently fitted for .United States Rogue river to supply forage for the
tig h t billion feet on ber timber.
StmMorP I am reminded of this by oity, mines and farms and large
Year» ago government expert* gave
T’S ,
refcfcsig the |»runouncement ol R. L. quantities for shipment to other
thirty-one billions^ and since
MoCbrmick, a'lnany times million points. Irrigatimi is revolutionìz
AArfl fin í i
eu» -ci?» » '
then the estimate has been inertas-
airv-timber and lumber operator ftf ing the fornge question.
ed by nearly'one third. In view of
Tationiu, Watdi., bidding for (hy
Granisi Pass lumber market is
thia can the Globe justify its state
-nomÚMtlua at the approaching pri supplied with the product of thirty- I
ment?
Utary.election up tbriw. Mr. Mo fi ve’«* win ills which »end to this
¡Cortrick began lis Atraer of preda center annually more than twenty
i p C o n tra s t.
lory grafting in Minnesota. Aa a million feet of lumber for m anu­
ipatter of fact, the qualities of mind facture and shipment.
It is a general belief that qur
and heart which drive a man on tp
Grants Pass lina around it 60,000
pepresentuti^» in Congress are th e accumulation of m illions in a
seres of fruit lands 20,000 of which
closer to the paople than our
comparatively brief space of time •re.now being put under a perfect
Hcpatprs, because they arc elected
unfit one to represent the people at system of irrigation and as many
gvery two years by direct vote of
large, since he is expected to' and more acres will be supplied with
the people. But Oregon, ju st now
will represent his own class anti water within the next three years,
affords a striking instance of the re
kind; ami which class and kind- Grants Pass has uear it 15,000
varaal of the general belief. Our
make insistant demands upon Con acres w hiehjiave been cleared and
In
E v e r y t h in g - .
Representative», Hawley and Elli«
grees for the promotion of special plnnied with gr apes, apples pears
pre glued inseparably to the Repub­
cla«« interest«, whicji are always an »ml other fruits within the last two
lican piachint at Washington, and
tagnniatic to rnaM infi-fests.
years ami as many more acres will
Stand pat with their Trust loving
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' ** eleaied and planted during the
bosses utterly ignoring the fact that
In my last 1 mentioned tho case ,h.xt tw„ y , Brp
FIVE
CENT inter««, NINE years’ time
Oregon is in advance of all other of a Texan discharged from the
Grants Pars has two large box
plates in matters of original reform Slate insane asylum after having
with
privilège
of paying at any time. Return
fact. »l ies which manufacture for the
gnd that moro than one half of t h e ; been Immured therein for fourteen
paymeuts mouthly, quarterly, semi-annually, to
voters Qf this state are absolutely in ! years, to Bud himself a millionaire flttil trade ol Southern Oregon and
suit borrower. F or P articulars W rite
.
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Oilifornia, »wo largu aash and-dikir
dependent of party whips.
through aveidenlial rise in ibe val-
two extqjisive lumber
,«?
H apley and Ellis misrepresent ue of gome land owned in the fam v .rd s » hinh handle all kinds of
pieir state, and this year w ill see ily whiph had been hit by a . rait^ R u l i n g material fm a rapidly ex
their sp it from the arena of.pqlitjea,. nifd center and rapi.lly growing pM«()ing bistrict.
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The voice of our-people is heard iu buaiqyss town. Now. it iaaltogith-
Grfl,,„ ,»Hg4 j, a (:ity ofatxiu t 6000
the manner of the election of our er pruhaule that this ex lunatio, * T000 inhabitants amt is a c<»n-
loyal Senators, but Hawley and woulfi prove rooru. useful to the ( men ial center for several flourish-
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I^ n x lie e P I ) r e « w G o o d e , m u n l l n n
disirieta, large lumher
E llis have learned nothing from the country as a U. S. Senator than can ’ " ‘I
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an‘l
sounds, but ait entranced at the feet tin» w in McCormick, win,profess,-s ‘f
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sections, besides extensive
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of the money -lords of the East . for­ no other qualification for the place Indi
iii g iiitwreéia.
feitin g the West, which they would than bis genius for amassing m il-I Grant« I’a«« ha s a vineyard near
•nnep to Wall Street if they could. lions, wlule the forniur’s m illions' it which con tains 65 acres of hear-
What a contrast our Senators pre­ sim ply amassed themselves.
|*H8 R™?® v'"®« «“‘I these are of the
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I choicest
v u u m w i varieties.
v a r ie iie s .
(D ll fruit
iruil
IS
sent. They are the true represent
In apparent contempt for the ’ dipped to tho greaf ntarkets of the
atives of Oregon. No parly whip
the country which had done so much| e eastin
a r carload
t b lots.
‘.*' More grapes
pan touch them, no boss dictate, no r , kA- k.;.i - n
1
L. . , , ate raised in this vineyard than in
power scare them. They are true for , her husband
- - and which
....... had
...... any other of the samfc size on the
to the commissions received direct- Xru*'ted her a five thousand dollars Pacific Coast.— Rogue River C t>ur
ly from the people, and if they fall » year pension, Mrs. Glover Cleve W »
•r not in their independent course land has removed with her family
Celebrating its quarter oenten-
the peoples gratitude will be theirs, i lo ^ uroP®i
. . on lb® . P*®» of superior
Juneau, Alaekn, March 3.— Sixty
nial as a state institution, the Oregon
educational
facilities
over
there
for
N o tic e of S ale o f S ta te L an d s .
Rilh more substantial rewurds.
men are believed to haye been kill­
Agricultural College will hold the
her children I
most elaborate function ever given at
Notfco is hereby given that vhe State ed and many injured in a magazine
the institution at the close o f the
C U R R E N T T 0 P IC 8 .
Land
Ro«rd will reoetve sealed bids un- explosion in tne Treadwell mine
Cannonisin has been scathed but college year. President \V. J. Kerr
. ■ ,
,til
10
¡00
o'clock A. M., June a, 1910, today.
not killed. The last fealher that and the regents have taken steps
for
the
following
described
school
lands
The
Treadwell
mine
is one of the
cvnttibuted towards his undoing to prepare‘a fuilable observance of to^wit:
By J. H. U pton .
great
ones
of
the
world.-and
ia sit*
the
achievem
ents
of
the
[Met
quarter
«uu hi»sefu«*I for more than two
All ol Sectioa 16, T. 29 8. R. 9 W.
Editor T hibunk ;
century and the faculty, student
uated
on
Douglas
island.
near
All of Section 36, T. 31 8. B. 2 W.
United States Senator Daniel from ■nbnthfc tn “v«Wg«lze” a leading ' N. body and alumni will join in the
Juneau.
The
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and
lots
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and
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irginia is reported as near death. F’k^tiSMfce Republican member '•fio demonstrations. During the past
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mator Daniel has lung occupied ' oil8h‘ lo *«lr>^uce a PaG-el« Post 25 years, the institution has in Sec. 16, T. 32 8. R. 13 W.
1127 RoeniTBo
L ut N o 05618
List 6-165.
All of Section 1«, T. 9» 8. R. 13 W.
crpased
its
holdings
of
land
from
35
bill.
But
the
Express
Companies
bis seat in the Senate and is a puli
R e s to ra tio n to E n t r y o f L a n d a
N o tic e f o r P u b lic a tio n .
The
Ni
of
PJ,
and
Lota
1.
2
,6
and
4
acres;
buildings*
from
1 will ormtider thv piirvli
<ji
lex» fina a grip on the S p e ile t ¿ to -«.‘ 235
¿« on
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U of Section 16, T. 41 8 . R. 12 W.
I n N a tio n a l N o re a t.
tician of the old school oft ."sturdy had
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1416 to 20, faculty from nine m e»
UKnranSTzTB.Uxxi O rraz
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and
cedar timber
claim«
the ¡I krui
The NWJ of NW*, NEJ and NE| of
loneetA and unimpeachable patriot* tq eve,, a l l , s u c h a. measure fd bér» to 94, and the student bodv
B ^ b n r g , Oregon, January 8, 1910.1 t on whereof ia submitted to m. .
Notice Ii hereby given that the lands
isua. H e has long been regarded I aa «(art o s lU Way Io a>namrUe*-therc from 97 to approximately 1400- SE| - of ■ Sec.
_ 16,
. • T. . 38 8. . R. 29 E
_ described below, embracing 60 acres.
NotiBe Padflc
ia hereby
original locator. If wet’thru ered -
Ix'ta
1,
2.
8 and 4 and SEJ of SW| i wUbin the Siskiyou NattoS.l F o re st1 Northern
R ? given that the Z'
iy, ami
i n . ,o ** ?m<>*hered perwliarioe. IX is ii r he gVe*t good to this state result and 84 o tS K l of Section 16. T. 9 8. R Oregon, » ill be «»bject to settlement'
a Presidential |>os»ibttity,^
and iib
¡7«, '¿**1
“ «•*<*•«•!• location« t W ill |il, ■
remembered: *hocking *'°hditron l”
cd
o4m p l ite '"8 ~ {"»»'.«he.work
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insUtntioo
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i and entry under the provisions o fth e . ®® • <w-1®»8 “ “ »■ Paul, Minnesota, Cash therefor, add res.
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this Tbos.
oonnectiun
remembered**noca*ng
to
cdntbmnl
.> over ■
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that
F. R y it
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Lnte*i
« « n d « h . t v i o f Vi
F 4 t homestead laws of the United state«
« I« 3M day of November, 190»,
ANGUs O M t iK .y
e ^ l ’/ i w ?
, « i » a t . . Si“1 the ,Ct of J,u,e
(S0 8U t- fllM to lhi*
»PPhcwtlon to re-
r . r ,
—— Utt-
sira exploiter of the peoples sub- ’ by tb"
nf>fi big banks cap
oUWJ. s w i of NWJ and WJ of 8W1 0( 233), at the United Stetto Land Oftce; l e w d e r the arevi.ions of the Actor
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Port Huron, Midi.
» 8. R. 11 E
ptovistooaof the Act of
BWtWn 3«, T. 1»H.
at Hoseburg,
HoaeDurg, Oregon, on May
Msy 10, 19ioj -
ila iio e, wrought for hfo nomination euntilH,e
throttle n measure uqi
All bids must be accompanied by a AnY.*tt*^T
,WM art'‘*ll.v and' in Congress, approved July 1, ism , f »
byJCan»»aa City OonVeiilipn, that b* **rM**y demanded,
indefinitely,
N o tic i- o f F m l i ir u r i-
regularly executed application to par- f * 8gr%ult„ ^ ? p ‘i ^ s is ^ r to l'to J al- 8tat. 597, 620), as extended by the
m ight so manipulate the wires as
l ’arc#ls Post system would w q«
of Congress approved May 17, 1906, the
ehase and at least one-fifth ol the ; uary 1.1906, and hid not abandoned N Wi 8EJ and E4 8W | of eac. 1. Tp
P o rt Orlor-! t 'f ir r . <
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succeed the vacancy iu the Senate ■ ° 11' '*** ’I®ficll»."Jiicld a surplns tend
amoa nt offered. '
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i tame, has a preference right to make 33 8, R 15 W,of W. M.
J.aqpar>; l» t h . 1910.
be, though not domiciled in i ^ ' bo nA indefinite »ervi'ce lo the whole
No bids ol tos. than * 7.50 per acre * n ° mest^ £ .ent; y,!,of ‘h®‘»"d« «ctu-
To Wii. kka
Aliy and all persons claiming ad
ally occupied. Said lands were listed
will
be constfifred
Stale, still claim ing legal ro^leiioe l,e<>Pie " 111 the public ever wake
ms of the persons vgrrely the lands described, or desiring 1 Y c O mho lerei.y notlticd •fli*(,1 fin
upon the applications
Scrofula disfigurw and
The right is reserved to reject any mentioned below, who have a prefer­ to object because'of the mineral charac­ | expended SlOOiX) iu labor ua iinpruvi
in Virginia.
‘»up? And will the dcspoilert take
cause* life-long misery.
ence right subject to the prior right of
and
all bids.
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Senator Borah’s prediction seitviis-!
ter of the land, or for any ether >eesun : mmte upon the Elk li-.ri. N-. 1 Mm
Applications and bids shouM be ad­ any such settler, provided soch »ettler
C
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l
d
r
e
n
b
e
c
o
m
e
us
to
Dosattile
l
V?
»’rr1
»»!»«
no.
not
while
they
tlifnk
to
ihe disposal toapplioant, should file Ing claim situated oi. Elk rlvp: m.i
or
applicant
Is
qualified
to
make
liome-
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But such liop.s
dressed to G. G. Brown, Clerk State _______
,ms.»ble U ey have iht Ci urig u
.C
stead
entry
the
preference
right
is
. . and
- tlie
p r e l___
their
affidavits of protest In this office Slate oreek4n Curry County, dr. o -i
strong and lively when
I .and Board, Halem, Oregon, and mark' i*r¿ullH<l|£ r.1kr
wearing the, Senatorial u>ga from
1u1?’ o n o B or before the 25 th day of February a* will opp* r by Oortlfl<j to Y,». J i .
ed “Application a«»d bid to purchase wiiicii date the lands will be submot to i»io.
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Virginia, have gone a glimmering, tend aid to llleir cunspiracie«.
cem'«r24, 190», in tlm tho .. t i -
given smaU dose* of
settlement and entry by any qualified
' state lan <ta
i i.
B bjuamix L . E pdt
clerk of said count« In order >
even should iue once ojvvted vacan­
persdn.
Thé
lands
are
ss
follow«:
.
G. G. Baowx,
Register. said premises under the pr .
,
th e SWj of 8EJ. the HEJ ol BWj. Sec.
G o o d C o m p a ris o n .
cy now occur, fur has not Ryan
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Clerk State Land Board, M. T. 32 8 R. 10 W„ W. M , listed up-
Section 2324 Revised >L t il l. -
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been caught with the goods on Ann f ' A mao made bis wife a present
liated March 24, 1910.
pn the application of N. Ü. Rilling« of J . D . Leaeks ____
8 . A. Laadis United Ktates ; being the juuonuj-
Marial, Oregon; List 0-166. 8. V
iu the h i ve H undicd Thousand Dol­ of a fine parlor tamp. She thanked j
everyday. The starved
qotred to hold tbe sain tor the
PaorpriT. Assistant Commissioner of
Loccxa ano L amms
l»lo and until Dece.o e
lar Metro|«»liian tracliou steal! In him profusely, saying, “ My dear
the
General
Land
Office.
Approved
body is fed; the swollen
Real
Eatate
and
Insurance
A p p lic a tio n s fo r G r a z in g P e r m its February 23,1910, F sanx Pnaca, F.rst
And i> you tail to cou.rlhu)- y. i.
this steal W. U. W hitney, who gave reminds me «,» much of yon.” •
Farm and City Property
glands healed, and the
ltdtiee is hereby given that all appli­ Assistant Keoretary of the Interior
portion of such expenditure » co-o
Grover Cleveland Ins tip by w h ic h 1 The lamp being a c.isliy one,
.
Timber Lands, Mlnergl
er on or be'ore »0 nay« from ac . ie . *
taihted Mood vitalized. ca tio n s for i«t»nlts to graze cattle,
and Fruit
be w..u um uoii*
« * 0 ,» thing UlSRjl CgfilUm Lttil hull Lo u.qiut« »«.
Lhorses and sheep within the SISKIYOU
this notice upon you, or tm day« h ..
W all Street gamble, was mixed up, « lu ll way it «as like him,
1 XIood fo o ^ fresh air
, NATIONAL FVREHT during the ttea
P reperly B éS tM
I ¡ei.n of lvib, must be filed In my oflkaJ
but died shortly before the sensa-
“ W ell,” hie better half responded
(Suceasor to A. B. Saaia)
BUM Collected
Sco ff’s Emulsion
Oregon, claim will become the property oi tire
F! in Grants‘frpss, Oregon, on or before! a ■■ I f ' J
A II
j
Subscriber, as co-owner, under sard
liuual exposure was launched.
“it 1» *®ry handsome to 1< h >U at; i
quer scrofula and many U March 21, WW. Full information in
Section 2324
N o M o ro C e d a r to S p o re .
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requires a great deal of attention
C. H. Paaasa
regard to tbe grating fees to be obarg-1
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other blood diseases.
Uudcr liie caption
Taft and has lots of br»»J about it; it is no
ed rnd Clank forms to be used in mak-
X f in f lp lp y
L m u s t husband m y tim b er to re­
FOR
S
A
ljt
B
y
ALL
DRCGCISTS
Cleveland Measured,” tlie Jluston very bright; it often Hares up; is H-
i ’Ing appHcations will be tarnished apon
J
place fences and building« on the
L- A. ROljSRVp
Globe dwells on the latter'« rubuit, able at any lim a to explode, ea ■
‘ request. -
m
ANDEB8ON,
Anything not in stock, will Farm, therefore I moot not spare aay
our beautiful Sarian i
b«n half full; is is u„
I Child’s
unassailable personal honest) I which i*®'“11/ .
A T T O H N E Y A 'T A— '
Supervisor,
pleased to order
I aketcb-Book. Kack '
moro oedar. P le a t* do n o t aak for
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shows that the Glolie and its ilk :
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M y r t l e P o in t , O re g o n .
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U a g lo t f . O r., August 37, 1909.
Probate businere a «pedalar.
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Windows
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Mouldings
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Stain Work
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Store Frants |
Inside Finish j
Store Eiituris
Special Work
We m ake an yth in g in wood for
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P rices th a t w ill please you.
Send in y o u r inquiries.
: Call and examine goods ar.d get prie
GENERAL
M E R C H A N D IS E .
G r o c e r ie s &
P r o v is io n s
P o rt Orford, C u rry County <’/ •
B A R G A IN S
Ladies’ & Gents’ Furnishing Got
FARM, CITY And TOWN PROPERTY
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Dry Goods
Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes
The Jackson Loan and Trust Company
310 Century Big.
Denver, Colorado.
Cigars and Tobacco.
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i F o r a n y th in g in H a r n e ss o r
; S a d d e lt y it w i l l p a y y o u to
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M y r tle P o in t, O r e g o n .
H a rd c u a re & T in tu a r e ,
ffa r n e se , L e a th e r , etc.
A ll Goods N e w and Up-to-date. r
Orders taken for articles not iu stock
A first class miPinerv shop In -con­
nection with store
Call, g et our prices, and be convinced^:
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