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S U B S C R IP T IO N K A T E S .
Que Copy On» Y «xr ................. v » lA t this act provided to be carried on
One Oapy A x Mouth, .
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the sal,I corporation shall have (lie
Oua Copy TUrea^Uoutba. .............
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tam e right of em inent domain and
THE TRIBUNE.
W K D N E 3D A T , OCT
11, l« il.
FnbliA«<n'. vety We-luento y. i.y
HAfiUY r. hTKWABT.
t
F ra n k A- S tew art, A t, telate R J itu r
GRAND BALL
to take property for public usee a t
exist nt «ucb tim e under the laws of
(h it State in fav<>r of corporations
organized for rite cunstiuclion and
ojwraLio.i of railroads, and to be ex -j
T h e p ria .« « « M r a M d n y o r r p a p a r ,
! ib a w t t t o .4 a l. to w takk l ont t u b - 1
‘ ^ fljÖonUpata.
A » v x m « i> o K atku R k a ih m ia l l x .
T he D airymen ’ s A nnual B all
W ill he given a t L anglois, O re
gon, on S a tu rd a y , O ctober 14th,
1911. G ra n d M arch a t 8:30 P.
M „ S h arp .
F book M anagers : J a k e W h ite
a n d E rn e st M cC onnell.
S upper , a t th e new h o tel “ L an g
lo is ” , now u n d e r th e su p erv isio n
of E . M. F iln e r.
T ickets f l , and a jo lly tim e
th ro w n in.
erciaed in the same manner and on '
Meètiutf at Lan Huis to Discuss the i Port . o * f i tni»
|^ ^ Stale
œe,èr’M
.?!* 0,6 TV “D
prQvidthi in caie of M h i
Port Orioni. -
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Ì corporations, save only that ia th è
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¡case ufCorporalinu.urganixed.under
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An Ah W oced ebewhuru tit tin t uwuo, a „um ber
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' the provisions of thia act the rig h t
of t h e , half extBhd lo {b, u k illg wf> ftlld
citizens o f P o tt O rford am i v ic in ity will g<> to L an g lo is
n e x t S a tu rd a y , O ctober 14th, and hold a j>nidi»’ m ee tin g in
*bé a fte rn o o n a n d one a ^ a in in th e e v e n in g to d iscu ss th è
(|U« iioi) of c re a tin g th e P o rt of Pore O rford.
E verybody, especially th o se in o p p o sitio n to th e m ove
m e n t a re c o rd ia lly in v ite d to a tte n d an d tak e p a rt in these
tn^eitings. T a lk s w ill be m ade by som e of th e old pioneers,
a n d W H M eredith w ill read th e p o rt law and rep o rts of
o m in o ó t G o v e rn m e n t en g in eers on im p ro v in g P o rt O rford
barbio-, Q u estio n s of all k in d s a re in v ited , a n d tbo oppo
n e n ti of the p o rt will be g iv en au o p p o rtu n ity to sta te
thcirxobjections m id t h e i r rea so n s for th e sam e.
Aif. «¿pen, fa ir d iscu ssio n is w h at th e boosters of th e pre-
j'«* < a n t, for th ey believe th a t th e m ore th e people u n d e r
s ta n d th e q u e stip n , th e m ore th e y will su p p o rt it,
* If the p o rt d is tf ic t is a good th in g , we w a n t it; if it is n ’t
we d o n 't w a n t it^ C om e odt a n d g et a ll th e reliab le in fo r
m atio n on th e s u b je c t you c a n .
’
such corporations «ball
there is hereby granted
have and 1
to i t ' t h e j
rig ht to take any and all private |
property' iiudcr M id rig ht o f em inent j
domain wiiich shall be found neces
sary or co n venien t.jn carrying on [
any work or the exercising, c a rry
ing out or executing an y (lower In
this act provided to be-cartied on.
Port Orford Hardware,
Wall Paper & Purni-
tu restore. -
The Place to Buy your Furniture
YOU’RE INVITED
4 And to the fu ll extent which
the State of Oregon m ight itself ex
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF DRESSERS, CHIFFOINERS,
DINING TABLES, PARLOR TABLES, ROCKING CHAIRS,
ARM CHAIRS, RUGS, MATTING, GARDEN IMPLEMENTS,
RANGES, STOVES, HEATERS, CROSSCUT SAWS, HAND
SAWS SAW SETS, BUILDING PAPER, WIRE FENCING,
A
B
Patriotism
ercise and (o control or to which it
can grant (o corporations organised
u n d ir "Me’drovisioos of this act the
WIRE STRETCHERS, ETC, ETC.
The stomseh is s larger faster ia " life, libertv and the pnr-
sw t ol happinsa.” than u a a t people are aware. Patriotism
e«n withstand hunger hut not dysoepaia. The confirmed dya-
peptio ia lit fo r treason, stratagems and spoils.” Th e man
to ,,lw .
* ° r h** couwttV w ith a weak stomach
will be a weak soldier and a fault finder.
A sound stomach makes fo r good oitizensbip a t w ell ae for
health and huppineaa. '
Diseases of the stomach and other organs of digestion and
aulnU on are prom ptly and permanently cured by the us. o f
rig ht tq exercise thu same, coriior
ations organixeil under the p ro v is
ions o f this act shall be and are
hereby granted fu ll control of all
hays, rivers, arid harbor# w ith in
1 .
their lim its, and between their. I i n
D r . P I E K E - I G O L D E N M E D I9 3 IL D IS C O V B K T .
its and the sen, w ith fu ll authority
I t M H a r r Uta b o a r w ttb o o a a d llo a b
aoJia
m aocla.
to, from tim e to tim e make,eslab
W h y Yow S h o u ld V o te to C r e T lw law says I bat a P o rt D istric t u
The
dealer
who offers a substitute fo r the
* fe
lisli, change or abolish w harf lines
only seeking to make the little mors profit
the
a te th e P o r t Of P o r t O r f o r d . ' • corporation, nnd every inhabitant io such harbors and rivers, am i to
•ale o f I mw meritorious preparations.
of the Purl D istrict ia an Incorpo ra
D r. P ierce-. Com mon Sense M edieal A dviser is sent f r , t
make, establish, change, m odify or
on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing »nt,. Send
A selfish man, i f sane, w ill su|>- tor. The live comiuiMionrrs to lie abolish such rules and regulations
21 one-eeat stamps for the paper covered book, o r 31 stamps
fo r the cloth bound. Addmaa W o rld ’s Dispensary M edical
port.thnee measures which beneff» tskeird by the peopleaftor tlw lr f in i for the use nr navigation in such
■« v - Fierce, M . D - , Preside«,, Buffalo, N . Y .
and eiirich h iai. A -patriotic man term , w iti be the representative harbors and rivers, or the removal of
managers
of
(tie
Port.
T
hey
have
w ill support nteasujwA tlia ; benefit
obstructions therefrom , as it may
extensive powers, serve w ithout .a l deem oonvebient, requisite or neces greatest work of all the Port of Port
A v e rts A w fu l T r a g e d y .
and einrich his Country,‘
O rford, to be decided by the voters
ary
,
hut
are
at
all
times
in
reach
of
T
im
e ly advice given Mrs.
C.
* I f a man came to you, nr the Big
.
,
»ary or Wi the h*»t interests o f the
of the P o rt D istrict, Oct. 30ib.
W illo u g h b y, of Mtirengo, W li.,( R .
Rancher,, nr tim ber »>« ner, aud said, I he people. The people are thus the; ln a ritlm e , hip p in g and commercial
D ,
,
T h i» c e rU fh ly fif a
creditable
N o .l) prevented a dreadful tragedy
“ 1P1 w ill r p e l i f l T i l l « ! d o l l a r s In .rixulutê masters. Don’t lie foiled I ¡ , „ ertsU ,,f the Bai(,
on t in . point, and try to defeat « » ! a . j , !
am i regutatfon. eo made • ho’rU’ « fr,,ro8rt 8,n‘‘ l,
and“ saved two liv e .. Doctors had
advance the price o f your property,
it
tkf ei,f„ re e | by euoii fines j ,n 1,0 8*lo rl • t,m e-
111 0
said her frig h tfu l oough was a “con
w ifi you spend One ttollar?" You great,at b,.amt » h p ro p o s iti,» n o fg m e j,
tti all of Northern C u rry th a t has j
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.
...
¿ 1 » « «»«>' »"ter, that the C lu b is a
sum ption” cough and could do little
Would quickly answer, “ Yes!” Now
! .! « • . Merck» of eound disrretio,, m ay f
?"*•.
th i" « * KPhelp her, efter m any remedie.
th a t ia exactly the
proposition ever been voied upon.
W ith a protected harbor at P
o
r t J
h
Z
fu Z ‘
i in
placed before you by the I ’a r k , O r f
failed her au n t urged her to take
O rfo rd , w ill, no but, w ith u n ifo rm
, evit.(,
!1
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8
frt>le" UP ° ° M t. Mere
D . K in g's New Discovery. “ I hays
ord P o rt D istrict. The* G overn
deep water, regular steamer trans: ’ ,w W ) W f l , h , llu. hs,.lu wf suii| i <l“ h our etn ce.it Secretary, whose been using it for some tim e ,” ehb
ment is to put in three dollars for
every dollar we put into Port O rf P” r’ «Pf»" »*«'« « > » « , freig h t rates
. correspondence has been very exien
wrote “ the aw ful cough is almost
I corporation in 'a n y court o f Ibis
ord Harbor. O ur part w ill not 1 » . wl11
«hes|>er, w harf chnrgea * >H I Stale having ju ris ilio tio n of aciions sive, and upon whom fell the task goue. I l also saved m y little boy
p u t up u n til the Governm ent shall * * ' rniBh«»*'! by the Commissioncro' f„r t(u, r#c,,Very of f l ,, , , „„,( )rt.,ia | ' of guarding against legal-pitfalls in when taken w ith severe bronchial
have put up her part, and
under
interests of a ll. CertalnHr a l l ^ ; , . ,
h y tlio State l.tw«. and the preparation of a ll necessary of- trouble.” This matchless medicine
taken the H arbor work, i r Gov ¡N w rih w n C u rry , w ith its rich lands »h.«n Irmire and beking io said cur- | Bcial documents— a bard task which has no equal for lung and throat
em in ent w ill not do this it is not j “ '“ 1 veried resources, w ill r e a p e n o r - a n d , « f t punishments so , be has done well, and for which his troubles. Price 50c and
#1.00
proposed to issuo the Ronds for the ' * ’i;* * * * " * ' Ut',> * n‘*
in vllluto
iiufoi<*rd«ehi«N lie enforce,! in the chief reward i i a consciousness p f I T r ia l bottle free. Guaranteed by' sTl
Como in and Look O verour sampJe
books of W&ll Paper. » 1
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WM. Gil^INGS.
Prop.
J
#50,000.
O ur b u ito ra
OMurc
u s t i'A ^ ««tale.
V i» already
hove
of
th a t there ¡w ill b e q o Unable to g
e
| ,ro '" i f i S j ? “ , *‘"„ri.O r ¡th e
our G ovt, to p u t up at least th r4 jT ’*H K ^ irh ip li5« n * * " V
nixile b a t p j , ,<ilJn
Now every person in the propos
propos
ed D istrict should seriously consid
er what would be the results if I’o it
O rford hsd a protected harbor, in
deep wuter, where vessels could come
a il o f us.
,
al
ti,iii s and misdemeanors
I t was resolved that the Club
I n . t i e r e s i ' l Is-« ?.
should visit D a iry v ille ,
in v itin g
5 Rotates io Tugs
everybody to go w ith them, on S a t
. and pastenger.«, rnnking two trip *
liebst, e in im p ro ving harbors urday Oct. 14, and hold a meeting
Ihcse are some of the rea
etc.
there at One o’clock P. M . and also
sons why every voter should stand
7 Rslatos to h.ivtog and fellin g at 7 o’clock P. M . at which meeting
for Progress, and cast his vote for
property.
addresses would be made, discussing
the Port of Port O /ford.
OEXERAL >II2H.<DU:^iNrjr„ :
Orford, Or.~~c^
N E W GOODS,
the creation of the Port D istric t in
shall never exceed 10 per cent of the all its bearings. E ve ry voter who
assessed value of the Port D istrict; j ** honest, and wishes to vote rig h t,!
find fresh supplies w ilt be reoelved by every steamer
S M u T . u i * ? SfUU ,tOCk ° l e w >,hin« ’W —
W e a th e r R e p o rt a t P o rt O rfo rd
F o r the W e e k en d in g
O ct. T , 1011.
n il
G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S ,
B O O TS and 8 « ) E
Temperature.
M E N S and B O Y S , C L O T H IN G ,
i
L A D IE S ’ DRESS GOODS,
H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E s„d T IN W A R E .
8 L im its the Sale o f Bonds, which
S y n o p s is o f th e P o r t L a w .
and go at all times?
(fiacceoor to N. C. Nielsen.)
said corporation in any o f doing hia d u ty , as one who wishes Druggiate.
State having Juris, for progress and better things, fo r)
times the (amount raised by our *e r' Parties nnw_ stand ready lii
Port D is tric t,'a t i t did at T illam o o k 1
Ah auto trucks to carry freight
biuslaw and Coos B ay.
AMES S. JOHNSTON
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C IG A R S , T O B A C C O , P Ip fc S '
O f course it would benefit Port
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Petition (or Special Election to por exceed fi per cent interest.
i is asked to attend these meetings,
Orford b u t'w ill i f noCTh g rtu ler Or
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i f G rants power to levy a tax • ^ a » k q w iarionai sta t u h is uncertainties |
less degree benefit every settler, organise Port D istrict must describe
1 1 «?■» '
t
g
F
boundary of D istrict and have at
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needed of one percent an n u a lly to nnd either be coovinoed t in t «Vu are
fnneher and dtilrym nn in the Dis
trict, by giving all a better home least eight percent o f the legal vot i * y interest oil Bondi*, and con tin * right, or convince us th at we are)
as
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wrong. Do not be mislead because |
market, and sure,steady, and cheap? ers as signers.
gent expenses.
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6«
some paid enemy from abroad has
-W ith s n c h a Petition filet,, the
er transportation? To the person
Taxes are based upon the k « t
'so
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misrepresented
things.
County
Court
must
order
the
Spec
4H
who has from 25 to 50 tosiW of
C ounty assessment and coll«xrted as
A vor aine
T h e C lu b especially invited a l i i
iieight annually, it m eins a yearly '*1 election, Canvas the votes and
county and State taxes.
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the ladies of the vicin ity to attend |
saying of more than
his
taxes if *he proposition carries, the Court
Sec. 8— In 10 d a ys a|te r theCouo
Fo<gy on the 34th.
for they w ill always support a rig h t
for the Port D istrict w ill ever b e .' ,nus* announce the result by proc
J. D. LOUCKS,
ty Judge’s proclamation, the G o v er
ful cause, and we hope they w ill J
The money spent here on th„ lia r - ; lttm*rio n . A ll expenses of the elec-
Observer
nor w ill appoint 5 Commiseiouere
soon be voting in Oregon.
bor work alone w ill vastly increase ,,on are
l ^e County Court,
from the qualified voters of the Die
the volume of business in the Di» anfl ,he ,,W officers m us tact as J u d :
N otice fo r P u b lic a tio n . 04020
tric t, who shall q u a lify by official
trict and county, and no one w ill Ke*
Glerks in their reS|,ectivu
R o y a lt y -fr o m S a lt.
DarABTMKXT or t h i I x t x # io b ,
oath, and d uly organize.
-reap gieater benefits than our labor-
*n d perform th eir duties
U. 8. Land Office, at Roseburg, Oregon
These Commiseioners w ill serve
Sept. 27th, t » l i r
Saletn)(0 r ., Sept. 15.— Develop
era. I l is sure to lie followed by as st other elections;
Notice is hereby given that
w ith o ut salary. A t the next elec
ment of sodium chloride and other
inm ig rstio n , and by people who de
After the proclamation th ein h ab
F b a x c is A. C o x
tion we shall elect "two, apd two
| of Langlois, Oregon, who, on August
salt deposits on the basis of a pi
iire to live in our celebrate^ eliuiale Bant» of the Port District, are a cor
years later shatl elect three.— all for
« 1 . 1 « . » , Id s »»0.000,000 » , » . l ! f c ^ « ^ H ?» ™ 5 ; l| . ;. S , » . « i
and by men seeking investment in ("»ration, w ith perpetual succession,
a term of 4 yearg— subject to recall.
irreducible school fund o f the state 15, Section 35, Township 31 8 ., Range
a country ju s t beginning to develop. « <th |x,wer to do and perform all
T he rest of the law relates to ad
final
I t w ill, as soon tsconipicted, double things necessary for the oar. snd m in is tra th ’ V affairs and duties and b r «lease of three Lake C ounty
.he va lu e .» f every acre now owned proper management o f the Port D,s- - p o » .,, dr« ih . Com-missioners, who.« lake« is a proposition put op to the five-year proof, to eatabUeh claim to
MtMtA thrniiffh
A Ltornpv.GpnprAl lhe ,an<i above described, before J. H .
in die dnWHct, and no one w ill be trial, an Jias power,
, acta are egiBjeCt Jo^the/efereudum .
through
Attorney-General u pton/UnIted 8UUw (fem mlMlonar.
Crawfardiiby
Swain and awo fat Lan&lois, Oregon, on the 24 day of
more greatly benefited than the
I T o improve ail bays, rivers nnd L
i
large lim b e r Imlders who aee said harbort w ith in its lim its and b e -’ T h e P o r t .O r f o r d C o m m e r c ia l d a te , of Portland. According to a
M witnessesi
to be bliu.lhr fighting a dollar bo i ween its lim its and the sea for such
recent
report
of
State
Engineer
Lewie
Earl
Hale
of
Denmark,
Oregon
C lu b
these la k e , contain almost fabulous D ^ M C re w fe ^ o fP o rtb rfo ^ 'O re g o n ,
cause it cost# a few m ills in tax««. n id th and length and to such depth
C A N D Y , N U T S and N O T IO N S .
In fact, a supply of everything usually kept la a well M arked
V “ 1 -
ORDERS T A K E N kO B
ANY A R T IC L E NOT IN STOCK. -
Call and examine goods ar.d get prices. ’
JOHN R,’MILLER,
GENERAL MERCHANT,
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a
•
Port Orford, Oreuron*
Has opened a new Store, with
C. M.
There is lea« yense in th eir opposi ns may be deemed necessary or con-
tion than in any other. T h e ir lum
h -.
p „„
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™
„ r„ c l ~
Creed, and we are sim ply doing the i laisins, ami waterways as it m a y be
work, of providing them a e fiip -!deemed necessary or convenient for
ping point which they must have the use o f shipping or the extension
and we are doing the work fur more of lliecommerce o f such Port,
cheaply tbai, they can ever do i l l
jf To contract with the govern
then.». 1v.i-r bi sides by o u r
way lnent „ f ihe United Statsa to do any
there-w ill lie no m orioply, aud equal and all or any part of the work of
rights w ill prevail for all.
m aking
m aintaining v/s
or u making
.
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c and —
in n in ^
.« V
lnen
" Ur
l a y m e n , or m aintaining such a depth of wat-
oor Tiifilierm en and our lahonnen, ' er in
I..V « i h . ir
t
•u ',h bays, nyers and harbors
h a v . the stronger reasons for sup . a said government of the U nited
wealth in sodium deppsits which ap | Alfred Hafte of Denmark, Ori
reson.
B k n j a h ir F . Iosa»
proxim ate many hundreds o f m il
Register.
h , u lions of dollars if properly develop
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ed. A n exhaustive exam ination of
N otice fo r P u b lic a tio n .
* the resources oLlhese lakes has been
suing year, and was a cheerful, en
PWASTMZKT
J3, TH X I m t XBIOB,
made and following the exam ination
thusiastic affair.
U. 8. Land Office, at Roseburg, Oregon
indications point to resources of
Heptember 85, 1911.
So well satisfied were tlie m e m
! enormous value.
Notioe Is hereby given that
bers w ith the management of the
H bkbt M . A x t x l l ,
According to the proposition which
Club, d u rin g the past year, th at the J has been mado to the state M r. of Port Orford Oregon, who, on August
14, 1906. made Homestead entry
old officer* were a ll re sleeted u n a n
i Swain promisee to lease from the Serial, No. 04.KI9, for N W | HE J, SE4
imously for the coming year. .
8E1, 8 j NEJ of 8 E |, Sec. 17, Township
slate Summer, A lb ert and A lk a li
33 8 , Range 14 west Willamette Meri-
A brief sum m ary-of the work of
I iakse and pay the stale a ro ya lty of dian, has filed notice of intention to
the Club durin g ite first year,shows
j 50 cents per ton of sodium obloride make Final Commutation Proof, to es
the follow ing results, nam ely; The
tablish claim to the land above describ
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or common table salts and #1 a ton ed, before J. H. Upton, Un.ted States
levying ofAhe 5 m ill U x to build
Commissioner, « t Langlois, Oregon, on
our High School b uilding, which on a ll other salts. I f the state pre the 10 day of November, 1911.
fere
he
says
he
w
ill
p
a
y
s
ro
yalty
of.
C la im a n t nam es as witnestoes:
carried w ith but two dissenting votes
Hutton, of Port Orford, Oregon.
the building the new road from town 10 per cent on the net proceeds from James
R .O . McKenste, o f .........................’
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to the w harf on an easy grade; the th e sale of salts, the lease to run 40 If enry McBride, of •'
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Banquet to M r. Sayers o f the State years, 100,000 tons of salt to be John Fromm, of
B sgjxw u F. Joaas
D evl’mpX league to the State Officials ready for shipm ent and m arket by
Register.
October 18, 1013.— E x .
and visiting teacher«, and the enter
ta ir mnui
in Jack
.(««k London
I.nn.i-»« >«
ia ..
tainm
eut to
and i _
wife:
The annual meeting of the
Port
fowling our Port Proposition, end Mates may from tim e to tim e de-
t h e y w i l l , if capable of deep, clear
(erm ine to make or m ain tain , and
thought. , 7
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for tbo m aking or m aintaining of
Hom» suppiwe th at the Pori Q r- which it shall or may contract w ith
f- rd Commercial C lu b w ill rdn aaiil corporation, and
to
receive
the Port nnd manage it when es therefor such compensation ee m ay
»ablisbcd. Thia {« not so. The be agreed on between said govern
C lu b lis t nothing to do w ith ft only
m ent of the United Stales
States and said
to help it along w ill, i t , gt>u>| w ill. ! corporation.
the Agate C a rn iv a l; and tartly and
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I
N E W G O O D S,
K o lh ln a enuoW D r
MU«»’ Antl-rttofe
Pilla for to— Sni toto, M r r a la l* . a
X o -T o -IU m lot » »rig
Cvate.
Uto»r,n'<-.<1 lobo eco totol.lt cor«, mato
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In fact, a eupply o f everything usually kept In a w ell etoexed
General.
Merchandise Store.
Orders Taken for Anytliini not in Stock.
C all a n d E x a m in e O ooda, a n d g a t Prices.
JOHN R. MILLER..