The Port Orford tribune., July 27, 1910, Image 2

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Pablishad feyery Wedm-wlay, by
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F ran k A, Stew art, Asseriate E d ito r.
M to d ad tired oo tP D o ‘you i n n e i n w
fast can’t w o rk «way at your p ro fo -
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«¡to. and fay awake at nighe
fa to alaaoP A rc
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le farda ahead kt the wort
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you aril. D r. ph
Golden M edical Discovery w ill
make yan a ddfaraa
id a a l. I t w ill set your busy liver
tbing. right in your stomach, sad
n back. " It w ill purify your blood,
in your fapsily toward consumption,
I destroyer aw ay. Even alter oon.
siaad a foothold in the form of a
amdaatadaad^. aamaaaBm, a» Maadfag at tbs lunga, it w ill bring a about a
I ie n e ,
fa fa a remedy propasad by D r . R . . V V . P
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(Successor to John R. Mll'.er.)
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G E N E R A L M E B C IIA N T ,
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YOUR BANKING BUSINESS SOLICITED
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OREGON
Lawyers who represent the “la t e r
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and fresh «applies will he received by every steamer. I t aball lie
my purpose to keep a fu ll «took oi everything required by the
trade in the line of
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G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S ,
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j Repairs
Greenhouse
repairs...............
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assembly
Jhe i following
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the assembly
H ié world m ay not ahak« when
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Teddy and T a ft aliall collide, but { 8 u t ® T ic ke t,;io tn ia*te d | n > o rtla a d
th« iMtliliciatia are already * shaking f K * t week by the Plutocrats and
N E W G O O DS,
F O R T O RFORD,
The Ataembly Tiqket
'way down in their biiols.
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K napp , F r e d .
J. D. L oucks , Cashier
C. W. Z umwalt , V. Pre«.
E. J. L oney , Asst Cash
F ort . M c K cnzik , Director.
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AMES S. JOHNSTON
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THE TRIBÜNE.
B O O TS and S H O E S
M E N S and BO YS, C L O T H IN G ,
T o ta l............................ .1339-100
L A D IE S ’ D R E S S G O O D S ,
And although M r. T a ft promised
a cu rta ilm e n t of government expen
bate,” w ith the Oregooiaa as chief
ditures, vet the appropriations by
whip aud flagman. I t la a m ore to
Again The T ariff.
the late Congress, totaled more
k ill all reform legislation in Oregon
than a Thousand M illio n Dollars!
E x Governor Joseph W . Folk o f' ®Q(1 « P e o '“ Hy Direst Primaries.
M r. G aynor points, out how it fol-
Missouri was in Portland last week. '
^he fteopla o f Oregon w ill repud' ■
lowa that the sum o f the cost o f gov­
i i e ia almost oeiaein to be the next «I® thia t ie k e t If w orthy tu b e free, i f
ernm ent must affect the sum of the
Democratic candidate for the Presi­ capable o f Self gorernm ent, i f deeir oust of liv in g . M r. T a ft, him self
dency. Jle is able, honest and fear oua of a higher civilisation, aad the being a law yer and an ex-Judge, ie
lees,¡but not infallible. H a said in inlereata o f posterity. Preserve
not supposed to apply the rules of
Portland ths other day, that T a riff thia list, ao ns to east yo u r Votes “ Common Sense” to the problem
'other than (or revenue o nly, is graft against the names thereon. Benson o f the relation o f public expendi­
'nure aud sim ple, and that the chief sud F. A. Moore are perhaps, in no
tures tb the c<>at of liv in g for the
purpose of protection is to give cently placed on this ticket, but i f
common mnn who draws no »alary
■nonoply. No man who talks so they are defeated, i t w ill teach men and is in no position Io reap any of
w ill ever be President of the United in the fu ture toavoid bed company. the rewards and emoluments of
f'tnlee. He purposely or ignorantly The lesson w ill be the more power­ Privilege.
gnores the lessons tuught by o'ur fu l to defeat every oendidate in the
T l.e txlienee o f M r. T a ft per an ­
bitter experience, for, w ithout stale, who is tainted w ith Assembly
num ju r t about equals the total
ism.
Under
the
Direct
P
rim
a
ry
the
’protection not a gieat industry
Presidential cost to the country of
would ever have been instituted in people o f Oregon w ill nominate
our
four beet Presidents, W ashing­
our country. 'F o ra n hundred years their own tiwket, aad they w ill vote
ton, Jefferson, Jackson and Lincoln.
fbr
men
who
believe
as
they
do,
in
bur In fa n tile I rid us t ties were uni
I t is now thought th at Associate
Jform ly crushed,by European mo the right of the people to rule. By
Justice H a rla n w ill be promote] to
reason
of
the
In
itia
tiv
e
and
Refer
boply. I t required a protective ta riff
I lie place on the Supreme Bench
to start and uphold them . T h u is endum and her reforms in civil
made
vacant by the death o f C h ief
th e philosophy o f history. But that government Oregon stands at the
I Justice F u ller; but don’t believe for
Iro
nt
o
f
a
ll
civilised
governments.
Protective ta riff unregulated, and
long continued leads to monoply is I t it her people and not her politi ' a moment th at the “ Interests’*
also the philosophy of history. cions beelimed by the ’‘ interests'’ would perm it this but for the fact
that Justice H arlan is very aged
W ise regulation and government th at have placed her to the front.
and looks forward Io retirement two
L
et
«uh
not
be
deceived
by
the
control is what is needed, The
H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E and T IN W A R E .
C IG A R S , T O B A C C O , P IP E S
DOORS - WINDOWS - MOULDINGS
C A N D Y , N U T S and N O T IO N S .
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In fact, a supply of everything usually kept in a well stacked
V
General Mervban<Hle tArtra. **’ * * ’
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f ) i O E S ^ ’ ’PATtEN F U R
f
A nything yo u Need in M ill W ork
W rite us for P rices or a n y Informa­
tion you Need in this Line
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f o*.
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ANY A R T IC L E N U T IK 'sT O C K .
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Call and examine goods afcd g e t prices.
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■Wfaifafii »ataw.i ■ O.
A. «
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
North Bend Manufacturing Co
G ro ceries <fc P ro v is io n s
^ P o r t Orford, C urry County, O re.^
BARGAINS
In
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I s J v e r y tilin g -.
L adies’ & G ents’ F u rn ish in g Goods,
F o r a n y th in g in H a rn e ss o r
; S a d d e l r y i t -B rill p a y y o u t o
: c a ll o n
k
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Dry Goods
Hats and Caps
‘A m erican people w ill never enroll debauched agents o f the interests, yenrs hence. Justice H u rlan hat
been on the Bruch more than th irty
under a T a riff for Revenue banner hut let uff aland firm as intrenched
iio meatier what Folk shall raise it tru th against ail Asseinblyieuis, and years, and has w iitten m any opin-
jn a in la in the rig ht of the People to inns and dissenting opinions, in
ninny «if which lie haa brought
;
rule where people have created.
C om ing Hia W ay.
Governor— Jay Bowertuan
of ••Common Sense” Io bear with pe
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colinr and convincing force. H ia
Condon.
Senator Newland» of Nevada takes
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UWICWUJ
Secretary UI
of on
Slate— F ran k VV. Ben dissenting opinion in the income
great satisfaction in p o in tin g
I
of Romburg.
lux case wherein th at em inent Court
8
ew «kt Attorney
A I
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17 ikersham
■' L am .I. .
that
General
State Treasurer— Ralph W . H o y t reversed itself and a long line of ..
,
- n i. v .*
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(I •
I n d i e s ’ l ) r e « e G o o d « ; m w fa lin * ,
has indorsed the national incorpo ­
decisions, is u clear cut exhibition its author was denounced as a dis­
oPPortland.
I
n T he C ibccit C oubt of the S tate of
ration of railroads. Ncwlands ad­
turber, a dreamer, an Infld el. but
flu n n e lM , é t é ,
Superintendent of public m slruct " f bn ic, honesty and Judicial in ­
O beoom roa tu « C ovhty of C ubos /
Jefferson won put. Then in due
vocated th at scheme when the Hop
i'
t'-grily.
ion-1— L. R. Alderm an of Eugene.
;
tim e csid £ A^yabam L in co ln, In - Fred H. Blake, Plaintiff,
burn b ill was under consideration
Stale P rin te r— W illia m J. Clarke
U . 8 . Senator Owen asks: “ I f the
In coipmittee, and afterward In the o f Gervais. • 1
v jifg rn l o f Iiistirgenta. And w hat
Louis A, Tavgart, and
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people rule, why don’t they get
w is said ioS him ? W h y , th at he
Senate. H e was a very earnest ad
Rebecca T. Taggart, Defendants.:
Attorney general— J. N . H a r t of what they w an t,” and the Common­
VocMte o f the national incorporation
was not o n ly a disturber o f the es­ .«. In die name of the State of Oregon,
er prints about tw enty answeis to
Bkker C ity .
of nil railroads and said that ul
tablished, but in addition was an on- You, and each of yon are hereby sum-
Justices supreme court, nix year the question, not one o f which hints
lim ate ly the country would have to
tutored boor and an illm annered rnoned and required to appear and an­
term — F. A. Moore and George H . at the fundamental un Republican
swer the complaint of Fred II. Blake,
come to it. M an y |>vople thought
buffoon.
handicap—
the Courts— which stand
Burnett o f Salem.
,
the above named pleintiff, on flle
N ew land * was visionary, just as they
Justioes Supreme court, four years,' a® a G ibralter between them un>h /T h e Oregonian persists in givin g against you in the above entitled Court
th in k of his support of other gov­
currency to the inexcusable false­ and cause within six weeks from the
term — Tim inas A , M cB ride o f Ore. : » b a t ‘ hey » « n L Take the
date of lbs llrst publication ol thia
ernm ental
propositions. Tw enty
^ ity , W allace M eCamanl of Portland tax ns one exam ple. Nine out of hood th at voters on in itia tiv e meas­
summons,
namely, within six weeks
years ago everyone laughed at the j
Railroad oomissioner— F ran k J. ‘ «n
‘ he people w ant iveslth to ures have opportunity to study sneb from July », i»io, for want thereof «aid
eooalled Ocala platform adopted b y 1
contribute
sotm-lbing
toward
the
j
Ine“
i,lr
t
'a
on*y
**>
theelection
booth,
M ille r of Albany.
plaintiff will take judgment against
the Populists at a national conven
State engineer— John H . Lewis of expense of our General G o v e rn -' #n^ *.here ^’ ve on'7 t,le brief titles you for the sum of »93.90 with interest
tion in Flo rid a. Nearly
every
ment, much the largershareof which! l ° gU’ ‘, e l , ‘eroI A i a “"“ ter of fact thereon from October 6, 1905, at the
Salem.
—
feat,ire of that platform' has lieen
rate ol tlx per cent per annum ; for >35
Labor ouraiseioner— O. P. H o ff of expense is entailed upon us by men e w h .re* ‘* ,ere^ vo,ei’ is before the
Adopted by either the Democrats or
attorney fees, and for plaintiff’s costs
of
great
wealth.
T
he
U
.
S.
Supreme
e,ection
euPplied
by
the
Secretary
Salem.
and disbursements; for an order that
the Republicans, and many of its
Court by one m ajority says we can ° f ®tale * “ b a pamphlet containing the real property heretofore attached
Congress
district—
r__. .
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I
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m g r e s s r F irst
ir m u
is ir ic t — W
W illis
i l l i s C.
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features have been d is c e d into laws ix .w i, „ r e i
a
j
,
l< x l
encb b ill, «nd also in thjs action by said plaintiff, namely
hv . R .,o ,h iin .., h „ *
I , , ‘ H a w ,°y
Salem; 8eo«ind diatrict, not have such u tax. There is no
S 2 l^ s e
3
i
W ’ R'
uf **endle«m.
possible law our American Congress * rKumer“ 8 for and against a ll in iti- tbe K E ti of Seciion 13 in T . 41 8., R. 13
live« long enough a man of the
W. W. M. situated in said Cnrry Coun­
may enact th at said C ourt may not , li v e mea* u rM -
N o tic e o f S ale o f S ta te L a n d a .
fision n ry type like Newlands w ill ,
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ty, be sold by the Sheriff of said Curry
declare void. And the people d o '
The M y rtle Point Enterprise, in County in the manner prescribed by
doubtless goe many of hia dreams
C U R R E N T T O P IC S .
not elect that Court, but do elect ' • geDeral way A takes exception Io
I will consider the purchase of
\
come true.
their Congress, and whals the use? " 7 I* * « 1« » in the T r ib u n e th a t be applicl to the payment ol said , til 10 «0 o'clock
M .. June 3 -loin and cellar timber claims, th« des<
To be logical us M r. Lincoln aug j ‘ b® ‘'Assembly ’ ¡a the equivalent of ' t h " «',/
B y J. II. U pton .
i
for th® iollowingdescribed school land« t'on whereof is submitted to me bv
original locator. I f well timbered,
This
summons
Is
served
upon
said!to-w
it:
gested, we ought toabolisb Congress lhe ol<^ Convention and liable to the
P o litic a l T a lk s .
defendants by publication thereof, by
All of Secf'oa 1«, T . 39 8 R a w
and in favorable locations I will
E ditor T k ih u n k —
as that body can.exercise no fane- M m ® abuses. , W h a t I desired the
caali therefor, address
virtue of an order of publication made I A * 1
3#- T - 31 «• R- «
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M ayor Gaynor, of New York , «I
tion to a certain ly as a co ordinate Enterprise to answer was, W ill not by Hon. E. A. Bailey, County Judge . ^ 1 b * ‘ 3^8 r
lo U 3 and *
ANGUS O . M ACKA
I he Republican politicians of ' though a law yer and a long
time braneli of the Governm ent.
In , “ Pp^n'ents to the^’Assembly” nomi
Oregon, dated July
AJÍ of Section l¿, T. 39 S. R. 13 W
Real Estate Ag,
Oregon met in Convention a t Port Judge,
nevertheless
persistently
Port Huron, Mich.
England there is no Court to in te r -! neef! b® stigm atixfd as “ bolters,” 1» 1910, directing that the same be p ub -1 The N | of S i, and Lots 1 2
land last- week, and nominated a , »liowe evidence of the possession of
lished
six
weeks
successively
in
th
e
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A
41
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nd i f y H . what ' become,
of .
p^rt o r f o V S u n e T ' ? ^ J “ the
™ e NW ’¿ ¿ « i
p l Tribu
^ . n h e; that
^
the date of a / , h® ,£ * \ ° r £
NEJ and N E 8 I W of |
State Ticket. I t has afforded the a large share o f “ Common Sense” fere with legislation; the House of 4 « . tb s e th , v g u r . b . v . , h e « r dav L Port Orford
N o tic e o r Sale o f S ta te L a i d
Lords only can interpose itself be- P,ea llja t.th y vqterat h«ve xheir day
old bosses much comfort to make generally so rare among lawyers
k
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tween tbe people and what th eir in Court on Prim ary day? I f no, 1910, and the date of the last publics 1 an,J
Notice is
the e
° f SEJ- of Seetion IC, T. 9 8. It
these nomination« inasmuch a* they ’ and Judges. In a plain, matter of
Land
Board
will
receive
sealed I
elective Parliam en t enacts, aud the what tbe devil, th« aenre in two tion shall te August 17,1910, and that 13 E
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consider the people incapable o f fact way, he explains the persistent
until I I :00 o’clock A .M ., Au gnat 1, i
& 5 K « W
House of Lords »its at this m inute nominations, .Assembly and P ri said defendant, .hall answ erpialntilT.
preform ing such a doty. M o a t, rise in the cost of liv in g by the per-
mid comptaint on or before A » ^
W
M
E.
for the following described ad
m a ry f
on
the
ragged
edge
of
despair,
be-
certainly the people would not do it ! sistant rise In the coat o f government,
land«, to-w it:—
Langlois, Or.
The date of the first publication of .« « u la r ly executed spplfe^tfento w i*
N} of NJ o i Section 8«, T. SO 8. R
ashosies would do i t I f the Aseera : national, Slate and m unicipal. To caufee the people are demanding the
lia summons
atimmzana is July
T ..I_ 6,1010.
«• « m «
.«*, ClIHNA
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radical
curtailm
ent
of
its
powers,
this
-u n » A
o m
f f i e a»
s i l * ^ . a ¿“
' a A s ., ' * '¿»The w ,
blyites stand by th eir nominations thia he adds the almost prohibitive
All bids must be accompanied fe
i t w ill disrupt the Republican p arty | tariff on sugar, rice, .woollen and looking to its ultim ate abolishment.
J. H u m t u t ,
* 7'“ « * ' —
regularly executed application Io i
Attorney
for
Plaintiff.
“Insurgency” is soon Io wink out J
fbr people of this stale are not fools j ootton fabrics. Taking the tingle
an d ,ulir K d i.i# " * !rT’ d *° " * * * « X chaee and at least one-flfth of
Notice o f F in al Settlement.
and their hearts are aet upon raising caae o f tfle expense attached to the says Cannon, and tbe edict is echo !
amount offered.
Application« and bids should be ad-
to s till higher grounds, the reform Presidential office, it js shown that ed by Congressman McCreedy at
No bid of lees than
Notice Is hereby given, th«t the un­
A dm inistrator’s Notice.
P«r
B">»“ . Clerk
legislation of thia state as indicated the *ame has more than quadrupled Vancouver. And this reminds me der-igned has fifed In the County Court
J? U*1 ^ » rd , Hafem, Oregon, and in ark - will be considered.
The
right
ia
reserved
to
his flual ac-
by the In itia tiv e and Referendum during a few years, and here is a o f the confident prediction o f the i of Curry
Notice is hereby given that the ur.-
“ “ nd Wd 10 P,,rch“ «
. . . County, Oregon,
.
and all bids. ,
h i. u- j
ir
j count In lhe ma'ter of the aduiinistra- oereigned by an order ol the County
add other measures of freedom aod tabulated Statement which discloses s s u u n ^ r r r reejwctable
M ad e Ham pton, tp,n of th, e, . , te
M. ry Linjpaeh
Applications and bid« ,houM be
„ °- U °- ,,d B bcw
s ,
Court of Curry County, Oregon, has
p urity.
n
«
.-d
U
P
‘Trk
8tat®
Board,
U. b. Senator from South Carolina, ! 'feroased. That sai l Court baa ap- been appointed as administrator do
only a pari of such ex|>ense;
Dated March » 4 ,1910.
We predict that the people w ill ig ­ Salary of the President___ 875.000 wlien the “ Ing u rg em ” T illm an broke pointed Monday, ttie 22nd day of An-
Land Booni. Sel.m , Oregon, . nd Bl
bonis non of tho estate of Abraham E.
«1. Application and bid to purcl
nore the Portland nom inations, and T ravelin g expenses------ ------25.000 looee against the established in that ffu"t ,#10’ at ,h ® Uo«rt house in Child Fry, deceas, d. Ail persons having:
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F
at/.V U U
■tale lands.”
Bem-h, Curry County, Oregon, as the claims against such estate are required
make their owo nominations under O rd in ary oar« of W h its house 3-5.000 Stale.
time and place (or the hearing of ob- to present them within six months from
an, ju
;««.•
l
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___ ______ care of - ..
the Direct Prim ary
s t as <
tho’
the . 1 ExtraordiOisry
«uceaaor to A. B. Sxaiw)
O. G. Baevi
15.000
‘ Insurgency” liasix.cn the basis Jvolions to suid final socount, and the the date of thia notice, with proper
Clerk State Land Ba
Office huhgry horde of politicians F u e l.........
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P»fa<l.
April
«2,
M
io
.
. . .8.000 for all movements for ths b«,tler- 8* ttl'‘ni®n tlh * r®,’ f-
vouchers, to the undersigned at his
had never existed. W e are going Greenhouses
, 1 ’* r*on8 Itavl“ «? objeetionataeuoh horn« at M arial, Oregon.
. 9 000 ment of the conditions of m ankind . A1
No M o re C e d a r te S pare.
tohavssoQ)O fun in our coming S ta b le s ... . .
T b n m — I <r.
' I “ “ «I account are hereby requested to
Doted thia 25th day of July, 1910. '
.85.000
1 nOftioeni •
t\
l ' " . W’ \
*, n , u r ' flte the “ o’« »Uh tbe County Clerk of
election, and perhaps some o f the L ig h t in g ...
C haoscbt Far,
1 must husband my timber 1«
. ...a O O O f g e n t a n d h r ik e the shackles th at ( Curry County, Oregon, on or before
gray heads o f the Assembly, so ! Polio«...........
Administrator de bonis non
Anything not in stock, will place fences and buildings on
22 000 H a m ilto n »ought to place upon the ®»ld d"ta-
of
the
estate
of
Abraham
E.
Fry.
<x»k sure now w ill loam some val- Secret S e rv ic e .. . . . . ¿
farm, therefore I must not spare
8.500 lim bs of the people. And i t was
U«ied this l « h day ol July, i» ia
b^pleasod tc order
oable lersone as tfho the
People C ontingent expenses..
_
A. Anoi.rnsxx,
. .» 5 000
predicted that Jt-fferson’a “ Insur
more
cedar. Plea«« do not ask
really arel
R e V A IR lH G
NeATLY
DoNS
C le rk , aad e rt ploys»« ............69.900 ! geiicy” w m W k J abort ïi'v^d,
« « .'r e » « V<w» H ..W .M W ith C M e a r a u .
Admiobtrator of the estate o f
while!
Mary Limpaoh, dcccoae
»«.ah.
Boots and Shoes
Pearce, the H arness M a n ,
Cigars and Tobacco.
M y r tle P o in t, O re g o n .
F in e A s s o r tm e n t of
H a r d tu a r e & T in u x a re ,
J fa rn e s e , L e a th e r , e ts.
A ll Goods N e w and Up-to-date.
Orders taken for articles not in stoei
A first class milünerv shop in con’
nection with store,
Ua.ll, get our prices, and be convinced.
IT. C. NIELSEN.
Timber Claims Bough
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Brown- c’®rt «
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All Kindi of Harnets and
Siddolry
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