The Port Orford tribune., November 15, 1911, Image 3

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Wi4d ducks aud geese h«vg beeu
Mr. Lstrscin, Ir'oremau of the Port] See Ad of Boyle the Bandon
quite plentiful during ths 1st»
Orfotd Shingle Mill weot up to j ewe|ar jn' thia piper.
siorm.
’MarshBald by Tuesday’« stage 00 j
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bu. loess "
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\ ^ ’ A-N»teWUrt went up to Bandon
Hume Estate Changes Hands.
Thursday on busmea*.
Thrift’s new «tore at Langlois, is |
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o l d B e a 43 h, 0 r e o n unlay m tubdon.
a large, handsome budding, and '
j The Hume estate of 16,000 acres I
When having an afasfraet made see' Aveistor Roilgcr* flew across the
is,alm ost completed. It is a credit They Know Not Wba’tThey Dp. st the mouth of the Rogue wiver,
that your eertiticMtc read* right. “ A Confluent from New York to Calif j
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was sold yesterday for »250,000 to ,
careful aearch of the records by refer- om ia in 49 day* of jietiI.
I the io town.
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! the Maclaav estate, of which R. L.
ence t# the indexes therto ’ Is not a
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Jss. H. Sutton went up'to Lang-
During Ihe pust few months the-«
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good eertiflcate. The cerftftcate should
C lnu; B a ile y o f W eddertiurn was ,
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jpean fexnething, unless it can be relied'* in Volt Orfotd Wednesday night .-h’1* ttil t>“V*r‘ ay, w
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Twat-Xg
has
lost
three
subscribers
( Macisav of Portland 4s president. !
ppon It is of no vaiue.
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enroUle
bv
} S t a t e d a. a member of the Kad-
,n Curry county for the following
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. meu lodge.
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reasons.
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unwillingness of the Hum e estate
Read the new ad*, in this issue '
of
W. II. MEREDITH * by G illings, the hardware 111411,and 's George Quigley returned yester­ First, a reader , „formed us that
day with Ids team from Pistol river we were loo
tuucu oppwed
opposeu tp
H> t me
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.
too much
h e i . .
ATTORNEY a so COPIEE LtOtt
R. W .lio y le, liaodbti’» » n terjy ifin g
where
he
had
been
employed
oy
saloons—
that
be
c«»uld
read
the
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at raw , !
have been a retarding iactoi io coin-
jeweler,. . . ’
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Get, \V. bm ilh.
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paper no Unger unless WH d.lsb ed . , . • .
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pleting
the «1«.
A Big shooting match and dance
TOBT OKKOKO, OliEüU.N
The Port Orford Commercial up something wet enough to
ghall p ria w , apol, , very
will be
at -p Port
Orford on " : club, whose membershin continues the news down with.'
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liberal policy o i settlement snd d^-
^ a n k sg iv in g . Turkey*, g e r u n d ,
• .Second, we w ^ e '« ^ m e d that
Town and Coutity. -
Curry Cannij Abstract-
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Ciiauncy . Wihxlrilff sent up . »
Realty - Company.
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I Urge lot o f Sixes Salmon last Mul-
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Does ae* take iato ooouderatioa the ora I
ras
The womra wha a sgte nt s her health b netfeedag ths
*ry ioaadetba e i ail good forrara. For without health
we b u s K i lustre sad gold is hot th u s .
W euaaly health whsa lost or iaspaired a u y geaerslly be
gsiaod by ths ra» sf D r. P ie r u » Fetonte PreranptMo.
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I doA cats. waaA. » a la . weaegob
à a *ra ia »aa la ra» »rnracy or racle a»«aoa
v f t t u i rasle Aaria« ra ra to w tt
la d s ll.
te
cate « a a s rlo a la g s M . olTsaalreD' espug-
t osaasi carleas.
Da. F uses'. Gsaxr F amily D octob H ook . The People » Coounoa Veeu
Medical Adviser, newly revised «p*to-da<e editloa— 1000 pages, answers M
fla ia Eitglut hosts ol delioate questions whisk every womau, single or merrwd,
ought to know about. Sent f r t t , in plain wrapper to ray addnws on rooeipt ol
21 one-eeni stamps Io opver mailing ooly, or ia cloth binding for 31 stamp..
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JÔ J 10N EY
D W ÜCKS
Fortune Telling
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DENMARK MERCAMTILECO
Jtetsry 1'uWtf
The courts have at last decided;
Th« shingle mill started up again
2 “ ’b y^undeVscoriog
Overhung with the romance of,
Fire and U fe Insurance. We rep-
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pese lit the Best and Most Reliable »hat Maine went dry in the 1st« el- f Monday; afte. being closed ddwu » I... • „0
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«°W h« ntin8 dM*», rich “ V
ection, but lhe Wets had a good couple of weeks while some of its ,
Companies
fflend curtly b ith a control over the river m opfl,,
u
gt(tp|)w,
and U . banks on botR sides for In |
. long time to wet theiy throats over machinery was being overhauled. ,
O i d i i r d , O r e jfO M
'their supposed victory.
We undersund that the new wfe‘ MtlviMll<n| lhe creation o(
a n d jn c lo d in g a h ie
Gold
Beach
school
house
is
going
tol
of
p
Orr„rJ)
I
mile
coast
Une
where center, he
The slew ffotel nt Langlois isgsv
HUNTLEY,
cost
ti.e
neighbor»,«xal
of
*4,W
0
,
£n
„ol
„„„
of
lh
i
hbove
instance.
f'‘n)OU*
W*
k’
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td »*»nng ssnd. the
ing rplendid .a titf.c lio ii, and its
A T T o U N K T a t A-.kVV. ihrou is first cl.ss. It is cogy and iostead of |a ,0 0 0 as rfaa ft».t ¡«z w,e the T u ib v XE chargcal with cdt, ; lr“ns,e[ of lhef «re“ 1 e8,- le »
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counted one o fth c m ost important
GOLD BEACH. OREGON.
Comfortable,uttiri travelers are treat­ le n ,k d >
2
H pubhsb.ng ...u n tr n fl, or using , a,i(1
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of
Ousr. til Iced A b str a c ts o f lte u l ed most hospitably. .
Miss Mary Isuiert died Nov. 13fli an unfair argument—only that 11, o
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j rejB of minerg fc(jd gold
P ro p er ty F uruU iieU .
Gene W hite and wife drove up to 1 9 1 i , . t the ism ert Home on P i.t o l' advocated something at variance
y river, after a long illness exten.ling ; iVith the views o f the reader. 1» a
fwm
frOm tliosKMik ranch Suuday
Thirty years practice iu the County. town
returning the same day.
It is a ; th-oUgl, .e.veral years. TheTklHl'SB way w« regret the • incidents. nut c#li'f„rnia lo try fur f„rtuno in the
long drive but bis black’s can step ! vXien«l« its sympathy t«> the several i that we would reca.l anything
’ black sands of the coast. Gradually
said,
for rather,
1 relative, of the deceased.
u have
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. W. A..W 0GD
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. we . r would ym-
V*. I the slow panning process wer. »up
off the mile, at a rapnl gait.
phasize uui stand ,11 each case, but
_ i-« ,»
On account of unavoidable delays
ar)J gorry
fiud ¡4, tl,jg age o f bl«menie«l by gold iu ning p a
The vote in the U» Angeles Pri
«ORO REA?'M. «REVON.
iwe the
t u * 10 “““ ter
t ie go
pro
mgry foreshadow*
the election
election ol
of a the Postals Saving» de|mttm««t of ( frBedl>n, and progressiveness those
r,
In
the
(>er*on
of
i
the
local
pnatoftice
did
»<4
open
un-
!
who
cannot
bear
to
read
arguments
[d“ulnf{
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‘■B'““’
m-°dern
®
SociaTist Mayor, in the
L. A. ROBERTA,
iUon to
lu their
lhetr ,,wll
have « 7 « been
Ud on
Harriman, one of the A ttorney, in I til (Saturday, «¡nee then over »300 , j(| np
ipposiflon
own private
private
the H H um
um e e estate,
estate, but
but now
now tlml
that it it is is
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the
has
been
de|Mi*lled.
The
poet
mast
the
McNamara
prosecution.
opinion. Jf a country newspaper is
A -T T O tiP iK Y
A A ’ A_u,h.W
ar ia not allowed to divulge any not givin g its reader. »1.60 worth MaCleay property, said Mr. Maeleay
An
exchange
say*
that
the
reasons
U c .F p iu t. Grogo«i.
■names or amounts as the plan of the of local news each year it should llie riuh possibilities will be devel­
given for the rc nomination of Tail
postal system is not only the safe be stepped, but because ofdifference oped to the maximum. Raoeutly
are sound. But is the man who
Probs» business a specialty.
keeping of fund», but U, maintain of opinion, when the editor states the goverument has sent its experts
indorse, the man who tried to steal
the same absolutely secret.—-North ,
vjewa jn a
Mnd gentleman to look into the region and it ¡.sa id ’
Controller Bay, h im self sound.
GEORGE M. BROWN. • /
Bend Harbor. **
| |y mi nnfcr, is ,io exou»e whatever. reports were highly favorable, pro»
vided the method of m ining i. right.
M i\ Loney moved int<f the coxy ' 7 Forl Orford jg (l Ugy surrounded
In regard to saloons, the TgtBUga
W ithout the gold the estate has a
Dean houhe last .Saturday, »jU C.
threp gid(;i by land wilh „ ^ ¡de is uualterubly opposed Ur them.
value
thought by those familiar
ROMEBl'Rtr OREAOS
¡«AV. Zumwalt moved Iris faiuiPJMrtto
entranoe at the sea. Its hold head- We believe that Curry, county is wk,h the property much in execs*
tow ntlie same day occupy ing th .ir land on the north project*
south , better ulft without tl.eur— we know
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of its quarter million purchs». p r ic ,
town residence whioii Mr. Jyorrey west for over a mile, and along it. that Fort Orford has been— and We
Four thousand a c r e are heavHy
course
are
two
small
buys
the
inner
j
are
‘-dry”
lirst,
last
and
all
-the
time,
'vacated.
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timbered; 7000 a c r e ara open gra»-
i,ue from Fort Point to Graveyard j As to Socialism, tbu rMlHUNghad
The roa«l from Bandon tn Lang-
ing land and the remainder ia brush
Foiut the latter being the one our never adVocared it, for in fact we,
gecond growlh.
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|oi«ds so inexcusably bad. that s
improve if
our Fort
! are
are an
un in
individualist
and o«.—
believe • in ■ , , ”
fcO Q U lL E E , - - - O H K O O N ' .
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¡,. hll, people detire i t to
o
improv«
I,
our
rorv
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v
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U(JW grg 4600
1 nion» roan could not des«rii>e it; but
is' shstaine.1 by our regulated „««.petit,on and a just
.
pru¡<o»itiot»
fr< m Langlois to Fort Orldtd it is a
sheep, and quite o number of h o rse
solution.
courts,-«,
wo
believe
it
will
be.
,
,
means
ot
taxation
as
pavement h, comparison— and yet
cattle and Angora goals.
' arriv
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An eld T~—
erk gentlem an, who
* «lu, «vils that I h -»«L i ° ur
some |>e«Jt'le don’t want to come to
“ We «hall »took the plaqe to Ita
,,1 in Fort Orford the first of Ul. ; but we are not. prepared to say that
im m ediately.” Mid Mr,
¿•'Port (Ayford.
Port f i l l ’r d ,
week, went o « t i HnbbanFs creek,
* d > u7 > el *
weaJ capacity
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Maeleay.1
“This d o c not none»
John-R. Miller has had a cover,’
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A i'll* F r u p r t e t o
Monday afterntmh U> look »<-
,r) u * ,VC
i »ardy mean that
r ill transform
with glass doors and windows, built
■ t
timber,
lie
found
timber,
so
thick
,
Iraa
rudi
'*
*ttto
“
,1,oc'1
ranob,
f'W we don’»
over tire poydi in front of hi» store, and so much of it, that be soon loC '»-H says that ,t w, 1 be „ n ic e rad,- (
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»trst-cliies in every respect.
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extensive an ar
p^tleciing lhe entrance irmp winter
cal
ohanges
are
raw
s.
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ß o s d fe e d S ta b t« a tta c h d .
i ■
l
» ¿ j* i rangement inierfere with a liberal
hie bearings and as night »w com
The T biucs « claim s to be Jnd4- |' •
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storm. Ames S, .loiinstonis having
ing on lie sought shelter under a
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"i policy of settlement and develop
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the front of hia dw elling house#im
pendent Republican, but even t h e 1^
large log, where he passed «me of the most loyal supporter, of the old jroen '
We run the Stage from Port Orford
wrot« , „ l .
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wildest niglns of lhe season, arriv­
rta Dairyvlllc, oopnecting with the
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par lias must adm it that under their
Btage to Myrtle Point.
Jolip Fromm Sr. moved into his ing at K napp’s hotel tiw next day
regime economic condition» in the
new -town reviden«» Saturday, where saturated with Oregon lain and al-
U nited Stale« h»ve gone from bad
he will enjpjMt more restfhl life, so with a better knowledge of the
An L. C. Smith Typewriter, a . good
to worse. Either the Republican
while the Unc lunch he has carv«j tutie requited lu look over some of and Deimfcralih par lies must right as new. A snap. Inquire at the Tgi
out of the forests will be looked aft. Curry county’s dense timber
-about-face or they will be super- BUNE office.
<-r Ry Id* »on*. No getllfr iifjQfifJX.
¿ £ ny ceded by »«me mew. party n^oj«,
Work has been »tatted Io
harder than Mr.
closely .allied to the will of th«f peo-j
[ S m i t h i n g county
. FrQinm, has nor worked
i
the
site
for
the
42
siorv
L.
C.
Smith
met more deserved
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' “b i{,u l Kstate Notirv Public
Bdflding in dirattle. c - i —
*t Slice e»s
scrjbei has bad h i. name stricken nl,<l
n u . o i y a wu .v
have
been
let
for
the
construction
K K ÌÌ3 t;I* K » J FiW»
Mrs. B. W. Dean’ her daughter
winch is to tie rushed. It will re­ from our Ijsl a thousand and one
P o r t Ö rfo rd . O re g o n
Lottie, and her grandson Frankie
cases of a greed-cursed land h iv e ,
quire etghteen month* to complete
. {
Dean, left here Saturday for A»h
the building. It wiil be’.the high come to sight— how an able bodied ' 40 acres in Township 36-
Wood and Iron Work promptly i«nd) wlu-re they will «jwnd the
man.in one of our large cities, uu
•ml outside
City,
OKI
UUlriUe of
VJ| New
±>ew York
J.«’*» V
H J , in
i u n all
ii
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done at inode rate prices. Give me winter with her daughter Miss An
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.k« able to get work and weakened byl 14.—Timber,
the world, making a feature o f th e
B
X trial before going elsewhere.
nie. B. AV. Dean4 drove them op to Fseific"co«"" " r h e " i Z . t o T y " ^ « »Unger,"tottare.1 into a public park> 165 acres in Township 84-
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and lay down to -------
starve; a,—
how .
—Timber. Fine hog ranch.
Building, Seattle’* new«j»t skyscrap­
, H UPTON
,o Bandon and will go out by Rose-
family in New York were starving
er is now being occupied.
351 acres in Township 34-
burg. M& Dean wilt join them in
when a horde of rat. attacked them
and a little baby* bands and feet 14/ Fine stock ranch.
<j » . CJOMMiaW SIOTfK», » few weeks.
T h i. i» the best year the canned
160 acres in Township 34-
were eaten ofl before help arrived;
Henry A xtell came in from Grants salmon industry has ever known. I
SçfrràJlY PIIÄIJC.
host women lind girls have been 14.—Timber.
j Pass Inst week to attend to land The pack is three-quarter» of a mill-1
driven to live» of »Ipime j»e-
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L msoxois , C vhoi C o ., Q ubüo *.
m allei., bnt will have to readver- iojrlnrger than the best previous
Correspondence solicited.
cause unable to earn an lionest llv
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nd
jn # Port Orford, Or., Nov. 6,1911;
‘ fore Commissioner H. T. Stewart. more capital is.invcted in the im |
innuultiraUe
Henry c i n e thro’ the innun Ulna dnstry and ’*»'•«
* Trugp, ar. piUBg up miflion upon
E stray N os -I cb .
from Big Bend on foot, und about than ever before. There uas been a
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m
illions
of
dollars
prohts
in
the
; perished In the bleak weather, and »liflicieul demand from all part, or
These have been nt our Urn, near
. . .
,
, pursuit of unholy and unlawlul
Ipncountere«! »nuw waist deep. H is the win
world
hi* record pack. , ( r
Id to absorb I lh»record
j* a4,1)enln, rk, Curry county, Oregon,
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Kepairlnff Wat. bes and Jewelry
claim i» contested by raining Ínte­ This industry , . of »tradily grow,ng
u
five h^ - of , w<> yegr
3
specialty. All work guarantogd.
cure for all this, and many .innere five h e silo f two year old cattle, 3
importance to W ashington.
res ta.__
steers
and
2
heifers,
branded
O
on
anti brilliant m en believe
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that It is, , ------
Orders taken for Watches and Fancy
then God speed to Socialism; but left hip. and further described as
Myrtle Point want« a little wee
Jewelry. W’ork turqod out un short
District established,
that I Trenton, N. J.. Nov. 8 — Frogr.*» It all cause, ue to wonder if the follows, to wit: One fswn colored
I Fort
Ul * A^»«B»»-tata
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ootloe.
the great big tax payers can «»cape j ives have received a setback in this one who wrote “ I s int no Socialist'’ j Jersey steer with a small bell,
Call oft -me at L anoizui , O rkoon .
taxation to improve the whole riv- 1 slate and the Presidential boom of really knew w hst he was saying, or,' marked, crop and underbit on left
'i a i M . E L L IO T T Ler'as progressive men would w a n t' Governor \VUstm has been given i ! if he didn’t in a remote ooruer of ear and under and upperbit in rig h t!
to do. We wonder down here what jolt which, political wiseacres *»y, bis
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mind, _____
have _____________
a haxy conception
ear. One steer part Jersey, crop «»If
W .
George Guerin Sr. and R. C. De-1 will put it o u tp f the running when
mingled together the (lio’ls left, and upperbit on right ear. One
ment will do in the matter! W ill candidates come to be considered. of Anarchy and Socialism.
■ heifer with underbit on left and up
tSucessor to A. II- S a B is ) x
they work against Myrtle Point as The slate yesterday went strongly
In supporting the Port of Port perbit on right. One heifer crop
they have against the Fort of Fort republican. A return of a majority Orford
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. we felt
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then,
as
we «■—i
feel ——.
now . ofT
1
of
nineteen
New
Jersey
members
of
that
we
were
w
ort
ing
for
the
good
oE
These
cattle h*ve l»een at oar
Orford?
tiie legislature give the rep«iblicans tfie com m euity, and-présente«! such place since August 15, *nd theown-
The past week has heen a «tortuy j * roaj ^ ity of one j„ lhe next Sen
facls and argument* as we thought erg are requested to pay pasturage
A nything not in stock, will one, hut the rainfall has noi been j
#Jgl)teen
houge
would further the cause of the Fort and fpr advertising, and take them
| abnot mat. U s t Friday, the 10. was j
be pleased tc order
and all of which we firmly believe away.
marked by an unusal storm, which
The straw vote by the Oregon ' time will rorrobwete.
N odi Ni B ros .
D ° NB KUtlUfniyCBllIC
suddenly came U
down
npoa
us ......
from
HevAiuiM-
pati . y
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The T r im «R ha* no spologie* to
Denmark, Oregon.
H n n t l o n . O v o a r o n lhe north, with snow and hail and Journal, anil which is Prlnte«i in
Nov. 1st, 1911,
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D E N N IS CUNN1FF. JR-.
1 tnometer here dr.ipped’ to 30, and political situation in Oregon today, on any of the above questions, how -
Mr»«» •« «.»«»* « ••» .
W.*at re;»M a eie*R »km Re
thin ice formed. The cold wave Summed up, the vote means that ever, we offer the suggestion to some m vX-sr,
k
i
wiiUtut
it. I »*ar«t*, Cand/Catara
clean >uur
»u«tr blood a.»d keep w
it fimn,
rl«wn, dj
b>
Den. U. 8. Mineral Sarveyer swepl lhe whoU « .n , hut only policies of all platform sof all politi- of our “dry,” Socialist and Port ■ ue ftn tdaaii
me
the i*«y
all i«-
ta »»
"P tha
iaxy liver a»d driviaf
<t»f
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lasted one day, when the south cal partiea m ust he progressive o r . supporter friends, that we would puntied from the ' “
The w
people
ore ’ Ì ' not take it amiss if they would
ÜKÜfen HD
■»•ra— they are failure*.
.
w
thatsw^iy’hthorasratptanra b^tahi»
i wind resumed
its ew»j
sw a y / SUM«
and blew
Snevoyar for the D istrict of O f-
wUtl iu forgeHing about portyism ^ftd look- jsen d us a new subscriber for each æ ,
N
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i.
A Complete Stock of Dry Qoods, Groceries
»nd rovision at a low price.
F v t j y 'l ir^
H. usually found in General Merchandise Stores.
Mens' and Boys’ Clothing, Indies Dress
Goods, Hardware, Granite aud Tinware, Ci­
gars, Tobacco an«i ipes, Candy, N uts and
Notions, Boiled Barley, Grass Seed and Seed
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Grain, Bootsand Shoes, .
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