The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, September 25, 1912, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texty -J -t w r o fc r a iir r a e p . » . . tei». . . i of man aa no private enterprise i »-»Hild come anyw ay near fop fccfcply I and fitneaa, because only collwnive Devoted to the Interest of Soc B r J II. U r n » , fc iito r T xibvmk : Published Every Wedaeeday. by I ,1' -HA ~ E H Y w T . HTRW • ” " AKT. «a I» I > ■ J Abe Reuf ha* completed hie «(m y ««Í »he San Francia«» B graft and hr lb- ”* • • W.B’ W tea | az* vu ■ « F ’<* w hich, be an active p a lly *" ,L ® K»e®‘ ««¿ Oae Copy One Y e a r •« «•»• E v e n .« * B u lle tin , and an ,Owe Copy Hix M onth.:. " " ' ....... 7 * • » « > H has been. He OueCnpy Three M onth. . . . J . . . . . mi « » p la in , in d etail and aeemioglv tru th fu lly , the 9200,000 bribe paid I t looks ae though Uncle Sam w ill by Pat Calhoun for the tro lly f a n have to lake a hand and spank e C,‘ «M - O fjh to money be end M ay ’few of the u n ru ly ones it. M exico <* 3 * « < took 950.01 >0 each J .m and Nicaragua. ,j y G allagher got 915, 000. a n d W ita o '^ ! give b irth io ita beauty, or have the skill and leisure to carry them out W illia m Morris. 8 O C IA L I3 T T IC K E T . A F o r m id a b le A r g u m e n t ~ Foa PBBaiDBmr Eugene V. Deha. F ob Vicx P b « dbi » t Emil Seidel. HOTEL MASTERSON ‘ bought and collective life could 1 cherish the aspirations which would « J ? *. •PPe*‘ rin ^ ««der thia caption are edited by the So- w io rtV * ^ y |0 f C 'tf7 ‘:0“ U’y ' , 0 * ho0“ he 8paoe hM >**•“ aold with th« understanding t b it pcrsoaalitice be avoided »n.l that the editor ol this pap«*r waive, all rtaponaib..it7th«rein F o r S a le . , The old school huilding at Port W h a t ia the moat form idable ar- Orford w ill be sold a t public auction Jgument io the whole range of , So on Saturday, October 6lh , 1912. to S ^ f f i r m in Wallet philosophy? P“ 1 r h ®f L Oregon, the highest bidder for cash or ap invention assembled, do hereby affirm , T » ,.— . . th e re are many form idable argu proved security. Said sale to be a t 1 , ~ -------- • *“* Republican Siate Railroad Com- S S Z ii i F ’V ’oi w principfca and I * « • • ‘ •ted «bat . considerable M . f a t o Z 990.000. The other euper -¡^ « U ^ " iile ^ ^ V th e raer.ty; there — ia one wuigii which me the | 2 o mock in -the afternoon, at the door ~ but --------- M»uJ has been rats«) (o defray the visors got 94QOO each. And i f it Pr,nc,Pie® ©f International Socialism. opponent o f Social,si» can not even of the aforesaid schoolhouse. By order Of the School Board, make a bluff at answering. vx|,rnaee o f evoking the Recall could be known how much Calhoun i n P>MIt,ENT,AL E lectors . Bist. No. 1 C urry County, Oregon ■ sg am atG o v. W e « fo r b j. crusade paid for , he d y n a m itin g o f G a ll. J n i n ^ T a i U a t ^ w ’ I l is the argum ent about the in Vto. ,n P o H f c * ,. H j. t ghcr’v residence in Oakland in h op e.1 A a h U ^ . H J £ £ ? e v iu b ility of Socialism. F O R R E N I : Ranch o f 350 acres Moat Socialists are acquainted lea»,, of procedure m ay he criticia ! to k ill h im , .n d fin a lly bow much Lewi., of Lebanon. well stocked w ith sheep, cattle and «1 * » but the cause f„ r w jjich lie js ja ' it it coat coat him him to to aend aend the the same same G G .lla U S‘ S,OiA' F. Ramp, Brooke. With this argument, u i. m e I » u s e l o r w ji ic l i lie .lla -1 - U. ' S. S bnat roB—B. « hogs; two orchards, good hoiir'e and O f course everyone knows . . . . . W orking must he («cognized bv every gher out o f the ju ris d ictio n o f the 7 H xcbxtaxy < S wcbxtaxy o r S tatb —George Hina* th a l , ou>buildiiige. A ‘,p|y a‘ T h ibunb lie the worker produce, a surplus over « « -i« » -» . n . .......... u n i , ..............................., odice for partidularq. and above the am ount o f bi« wages.' ¡ * ^ O ,.U'e , , a ‘® * h®'dd ri' ° »“ L i ’ r*’u M <* r u i “ |y * W P « conviction, Brht, Pineville. * OU“ T < Fort Orford, Oregon Mrs. Board by the Day, Week or Month, at Rea sonable Rates. A share of Patronage Solicited. S tatb P latfobm and T ickbt . W e the itoei.ii.» JESARS MEBCtfTUE CO. STORE u . , a ¡.' ' i , j , ", a»e aad drive from its borders d f » h a t a . - pile there would be to Con - --------— — „ F ° ° n * WD D* r»T ComiissioNaa—I. uudevirahles those who would re tcm platvl Mierovita, Portland. call his Excellency for the-work ha A t t p . s « « i t doiug irk Portland. <>f near M y rtle Point shot him self J oint Saw. J^at F riday i h e ^ iirnu.SK fa m ily spent a few hours visiting at the , H i vil bias and M ePbillum ey homes • on upper Sixes, and (he o nly regret, . on o u r side at least, was th at the - * * t y . was t<g) lim ited and we d id not . pet to see a ll th e sights and taste all ofWbegcod things th at th aw places I produce. , more or less seriously w ith a »2 rifle y<MWT R < r• - * B. Hall, Port Orford, and the circumstance reminds me ¿ "‘» ■ -S a m u e l Van Pelt, Chetco. th at I have contended fo r years, th at H h S I ^ a 6 ' 7 * 7 “ ’"’ Derun,rlt' the m anufacture o f .u c h a rm , „ e g h t X Z X a m t T ° WnMnd’ «««“* • to be prohibited by lew, end a tax A xaaaaoa-H . B. Steiner, Port Orford. u|ion those owned about the country should be provided by statute so high that every “ 22” would speed ily be driven out o f use. Tbona S chool S u r r .— W ith its wage, the working c i.a * is therefore able to buy back only a far tke Best o f E v rrytkiag ia W . A t the former home we found the metber, M r* Daniel Divilbtaa, . t i l l fen yth VI In in at g ms ie hard for m any young i * * an confined to bqr bed from a p .ru ly t Stera Io resist, even to the point of The G eneral Teat Question; The 3 ® »troke th at she received »one six m a im in g livestock. supreme lest o f the capacite of the weeks ago, b a t abe ig » lo w ly recov “ O, th a t m in e enemy w ould w rite w nrki"«JSl«.W to m itself free i- its ®ri ng dnd aa soon aa she ia strong a book I ” Both Govarnur W ilson capacity to aggressively and defiant enough w ill be moved to Bandon. . She isbetng tskg» care o f by her »»»d M r. Roosevelt have w ritten ly and soundly organise Itself for hooka and lx>th have w ritten F I N A N C I N O A V D C O X D U C T IX G M«w- Em ins , Bowuu of m ig h ty foolish things against k in g C O N S T A N T , syatemati«] propagan San Fraucisoo, who has been w ith rtm trol. b a r about three weeks,eud her eon .unions, wherefore both are being de, and for steady p a r ty Ctnda, Grocenea aad A d n iln lM trn to r's N o tice. J obs r . M u . lxb , Deal. the Head-quartera Lue Proviskaa. «I D ry . la faet Evcr;dhiag astu lly k u n d « a General | a rt o f its product. Notice Is hereby given that the un The capitalist class, being aarnkll dersigned has been duly appointed by class, can not possibly consume th e ( th* County Court of C m ry ^ u n ty ,'Or- . >i»iy oonsume the I ' ”unly vourt or Corry CO *** n — or —----- use • it - a ll up in ’tio to o s i ( ghar^tn A <9mra4a*t«>Aw^»A—— of _ • «<. JF remainder, ?!On.’ Adininiatritor the « I liv in g , and must therefore find a I ' Vi 1- lu").,Xvrd. b ?rK'd®0® ***1- - --------- <-ou. A ll per sons having claims against said estate 1 foreign market for it. are required to present them within six Now the foreign markets o f th ----------------- mouths from the date of this notice, world are lim ite d ; in fact have al with proper vouchers, at my resldenoe most «iiaappeared. Moat other ne in Port Orford, Oregon; and all parties tiona instead of being m arkets, are indebted to said estate am required to themselves looking for m arkets hav pay the same to me without delay. Dated thia 26th day of August, 1818. ing conditions identioal w ith those CoaO Naa-Pratt Nebon, Port Orford, ^uavavoa- P obt o r P obt OaroRD C ommi 8S oner 8— G. Sydnam, J. B. Nodi«». Denmark. and» o f useful birds ere cruelly J --------- ——• cru e lly ; ---------- - we h are in the United Slates. ' " ‘' " • ' ' I 1' " K " " '« . ( U n i B .I.I. Japan, which used to be n very e.m ed w ith these guns, beceuae the Rock Local, first Saturday i„ e„ch profitable m arket, baa practically tem ptation Io “ bang aw ay” a t moet month a t 1 o’cl<«k P M 11 :rrrrw«,Ti"g Bgggg~ggg= s g a B = s = = B = T k Place where X?u get a Square Pnrtl.„A A V is it o n S i x e t . A. Masterson, Proprietor x ■ M er- c h a n d i t a ' Stere Beys’ Clothing, Boots aad Shoes, Ladies' Dress Pk~, Goods, Faacy Goods, Cigars, Tobacco, Caady, Nats u d Notions, H a rd - wore aad T k w a r e , Rolled Barley, Grass Saad aad ^ G ra k . O rdrrs takca fo r A n y th o g not k Stack which rndwdei M aas’ H a d e to O rder Saits aad —— —— ~ Overcoat». ------------------ Call and see us Jas. S. Capps, A d a t ln ls t r a t o r ’a Notice, P rop . ceaaed to be one. C hina ia being ra p id ly »moderwjsMT and w ill soon Notice is hereby given that the ersigned has b<-en duly appoints« •p p p ly ita own wants, and perhaps ie County Court of Gurry Guiinty be looking for a m arket itself. •«on, Administrator of the Estate Ch'irlet H. Crew. A il nar'f Now , i f every nation wants to sell sous having ci.im a .gainst said Estate ' and no nation wants » to bay— be are required to present them within ttoL*’lin h ’n ir "“* th® *i,tU ui thi« n °- cause those who want to buy C A N woe, with preper vouchers, to the nn- ** b*■ residence in Fort O r- * N O T l»uy— there w ill be a universal « M id ; and ®U P*rtle# Indebted 1 atagnation o f ind u stry, th at is to to said bstatu are required to imv the • • “ « to me without Jeby. P“ y “ * 1 I I the w orking ckae has not brains starvation ,B « M ie . T h e D ivilhiea home ja cue quoted against t|i«miaelv(a. Dated thia 20th day of August, 18J2. o f tbs most beautifully S a t e d on Whereupon the nations w ill b., B u t tlie u.oet mischievous, m ,a ) vnotigh to o rg a n iM itself Io « ,||y fur R. J. L ohxv , able to make (h eir choice be?w«eu Hlogicsl en d moat im pm aibla posi •ts own economic and political in Aduilnlstritor of the Estate o f ' ..the river, standing about a quarter (8neoeMor to M. C. Nielsen.) Charles H . Crew, deceased. tion taken by either, was M r. Rouse si ruction and for ile own general S T A R V A T IO N O R 8 O C IA L 1 2 A > f 7 a m ile 9».**»•# fron) •He the feirenn) stream w with uh an . . . 1 1 1 « - A.Z*1 1 s.a " " ^ 'I IM R W . jru rru i political construction construe,ion T IO N , th at ia S O C IA L IS M . orchard in itrv e j^ q g that bear, fru it * * . * * Bhop” discovery as a Iriu m p h an t political r fit for a kin g. F o r lack of a m arket i i,,id in l{ P«»»ciFW «ir ilia u n io n ,! * '*? ' l h"* “ * * * * ■ • • • vnongh lo u r Thia is the argum ent, concisely Oregon Agricultural College tra n s p o rta tio n , l i r, e :viu | H e waaduped into thia by the per I '»^»wtiveoommonaeHlih Mated. There is no loophole in (bia Thia great Institution opens Vedoon. P o r i Oravqpataina and other apple. Bre I » n d ’»JT»wriiica| ck m « ^, of argument. The opponent o f Social for the f . l l semester on September 80 Fhe undersigned as candidate, for ism can’t get over it or around it. y ,f o lt i« f .b y lb e b u .b e l on the grfftmd 1 * u’ Plo V‘ ° « "»»•• th at every m an ' Coaraee of instruction include: Oen- ___ right _ w o ,* ‘ ,” ‘ P'*«li«»n o f Commissioners «r the .T h ia place i* upderlaid w ith one h,<? , n ‘ ‘»■•«‘•'«»Me H e m utt faceit. A N D H E IS F A 'C - «■*•1 Agiionlture, Agronomy, Animal tu and for such wages as ha would 1 bvfehy pledge 1 N G A S T O N E W A L L . , o f the bee} placer tpiuing propq.i Husbandry, Dairy Hual.andry, fou te- »'«rit of our ald ln y \ «»ona in ,th e c o u n tr y , b a t lik e , the Tl»a necessary eo m lH ry of this d<« ' ,'ur’ elv* * ,u H erh ert Speucer recog nixed the riology, Botany and Plant Pathology | Poultry Husbandry, Hurtlenltarb, E ty f r u it i t ia w a itin g the roagiq tooch' Irin a would ba th a t every man h a . ' ” ,<U " ll * * <M" ,0 I ” *««»» »be d i. force of ih i, argum ent, and declar mology , Vet.rinary Science, Civil En inalienable rig ht to a . j<m. Yet i wlu*i,HI ,,f ‘ be incorporation ,*/ ,|,8 .o f capita] au<^ tranaportatiqn to de ed Sociaiism to be inevitable. gineering, Electrical Engineering, Me »gainst Ib is necessary , cvmrluyiou — ? v r l ^ rb*oL U i ll ehervub velop its usyfulnrty. John Stuart M ills recognized the chanical Engineering, Mining Engi- , Just aqroas tlia river is the Me from t h f ir oiyn.logi«^ th « em ployer»' " l,,'P ',rla '‘ l «object, including Do- foice of thia argument, and i t mada a as highw ay " Knginteriug. U K l i l V U I I I l g . JX>- G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S , th I In- . U i-»ue . « - « o / f » I ...... » i u|s ■- a „ t, . . ,evy (,( ,a tM mesdc Scienoe, Domestic Art, Com- rh illa m e y home, which the presepl dissent moat vigorously. him a convert to Socialism. meroe Foreetry, Pharmacy, Zoology, owner bought from E rn g ft D ivilbiaa The “ Labor W o rld ’, a weekly nr Io a vote of (be dixtrict. “ B O O T 8 and 8 H O E A N D A 8 L O N G A 8 T H I S A R Ohem atry, 1-hyal,,. Mathematic», En • " boBl lWo J'«»ra ago, apd here the gau of the Pittsburg iron m a .ie r, in O. W, S vpN lM . M E N S and B O Y S , C L O T H IN G , . - '« glish Language and Literature, Public O U M E N T R E M A IN S U N C H A N G J ohn B. N odisk . wayferer fin d , a good old western the disguise o f a workiugm an’a ad «peaking. Modern Languages, History, E D S O C IA L IS M R E M A IN S U N welcome from Robl M c P h ilk m e y vocate ia saying some fierce thinga L A D IE S ’ D R ESS G O O DS Art, Aruliltecture, Industrial Pedago T he eleotion o f the above meant C H A L L E N G E D . H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E and T IN W A R E , gy, Physical Education, Military ,»m< bis e s tim a te wife, And i.( he against G overnor W jlaon which an effort to have a Free Public I t ia quite useless for an opponent . ---------- —. ,,l<l Pac,‘c*> »nd Music. | b a a z touch of pioneer blond in hie boilerplated” credited to that organ w harf w ithout tonnage chargea or i : _____ of Socialism to try to “ a n n ih ila te ” ,n<1 ¡» “«‘ rated literature C IG A R S , T O B A C C O , P IP E S , veins he w ill never tire of li*tenjqg and sent out for paid insertion in charges to lie up when loading or Socialism by showing that it w ill Reg « . « 7 n““ app.“ cat‘on- A d d rew :’ C A N D Y , N U T S and N O T IO N S . to the anecdotes of “ M o’s” eventful osuntry papers. A ll this cost, a unloading goods. T h a t when bond. life from th e 'im e be was beh in d ,h e p' le of moneY which iw bona fide In 1*4 . a a u p p ly o te v e ry thing nauMIy kept In . well .locked • re iaaned they w ill be issued to liv e or in d iv id u a lity , as long as ha. Scho<,l Y e a r O pens Kept. M oth reaatworka wl^en in A « ;,, made hie wwrki |«fin>an’a paper can command (ren-rnl Merchandise Store im prove property belonging to the is uDable to disprove the argum ent I - ________ ” '__ charge up Cemetery Ridge to hie ’Q>e follow ing telegraphic disnatch Port D istrict and not that o f » » D E B S T A K E N « 0 « AN T AET1C LB SO T IE STOCK. p r ( ( r o M ,., l i f . i . T lli, „ J L . . ! , , . * £ £ S I of tbe inevitab ility of Socialism, .. „ vate in d iv id u a l or co rp o ratio n _E “ - -- , n lb « C o u n ty C o u r t o f tb e S ta te F or, i f Sixsialiam ia inrfvitable, we l ~ U d ' b ,° 7 ’ “ r '» I " r i " « “ • • w in « oom » B. H . o f O reg o n,' m ay Consider it a great p ity i f it w ill , tected by p „ atpphuheatre o f h ill, ‘ «»«on w ith Am erican “ pauper labor” F or T hs C oumtv or G e a r do an y or a ll o f these thinga, B U T /ro m every , h, t b,ow> g j^ especially in the iron and steel trade- The issue, « , . y . O ld Doc W ilson f t » f i r tfi • j ” ‘ i, - - 'ir r um w IT DOES N O T B EC O M E A N Y , he owned the place M r. M cP h il^ in e y W ashington, Sept 11— In round referring to tbe impendingcampnign , has made many improvements— numbers the exportation of msnu- “ w ill be the ta riff.” M an y power L E S S I N E V I T A B L E O N T H A T U y to r, Deceased. ) tensTed in PrS-' . m e k o m a l w ’ i ?, Orford, O r r r ^ N E W G O O D S, Call and examine goods and get prices. _ „ bate. ful intellects did not agree with A C C O U N T . T<> R«»e Spraul, Mrs. E. W. Grigware Doc W ileon and we fe lt sure Z that Supposing an astronomer were to *°d Maude M. Snyder, and all known X ’ ï î i ï i - s -- u —. î f^ S in A Â itfi inch ï a year ï ï - - , ' » T * “ » •••» - prova with m athem atic accuracy and unknown heirs of George L. Tay — Cll ■ n increase o f 921.ODO 000 or n»>e I — n- ,H e threshed severul hum ired bush ly 25 per cent. T h e » ; d o ' u ? ° f rea itera ‘ hat San Francisco was going to have lor, deceased. Greeting: K O r T H iS T A T « O r O a to o x , • k of grain for himself thia year be “ ®‘J'»clu«Ia manufactures of food *,ouW like lo know » b a t ia what. another earthquake, would you try v I H T H l N * M ----------------- ^»»«« jm , s id e s soma for his neighbors, and «tuffs, which are classified under The replies to our queries, received to disprove Ina statem ent by demon 7 1 " .req“ lre‘, to * * and aP - , ,baa a crop of beaus yet to thresh. another head by the Departm ent of by grape vine telegraph, m ay be ,A fine garden on this ¿.lace contains Lorn meroe and Labor. P ~ , t d . B E C A U S E I T W O U L D C q u a B « m „ » ’¿ £ £ aumntarised aa follows; * M anufactures of iron and steal nearly everything ihnt grows, from W illia m How ard T aft__The D E S T R O Y T H E H O M E S A N D i * * * in “ ld Lo“ " ‘ J ®«Corry, on Mou- show tbe krgest single item o f i h. watermelons and 50 lb. p u m p k in , grandeur glory and perfection o f ( C H U R C E 8 I N SA N F R A N C IS C O ? da> ’ ‘ b * 7,h d»y ®f October A. D. 1812, crease. T h e increase for Ju ly Ju ly I --------- 8 J Prrieciion of down. A large criinherry patch ia • m o u n t s to 97 ,000 ,0 00 ,or onethird third 1 • ’ • ry ‘ h ,n « ‘ >'»‘ k but p articu larly lh . . o f me. , among the improvement M r. Mo of the total gam . hum an race may uonsent to starve bare, why a petition presented to mid ,1’ b ilk m e y uon templates for Abe fu- J. M uddle M cC orknot— Should a for a w hile and to a certain degree. Coun‘y Court, and dow on file therein American nails and other iron lure. products, after paying freight »nd perfect lady wear eiragrherry whiek- B U T I T W I L L N O T C O N S E N T i • honId no‘’ • * »Bowed and an order of For a day the T n in u x x f a m ■ i the l y Canadian vaoac“ a >> ta riff are retailed ovei over •ra in the day lim e w ithout a e e iif ------ TO S TA R V E PERPE T U A L L Y sate ol real property ol George L . Tay. lived high— watermelons, p each«, I U,ere cheaper than in thia Country, Fran k M um m y— Down w ith a ll A N D T O A D E G R E E H I T H E R T O lor, deceaaed, granted to the Adminis * ■ ^4* ' O’». J a tratrix, Mrs. C. M . Upton, to sell at (tomatoes, blackberries, corn.,apples, I A ,,d lbat M r - T a f t vetoed the »light monopobe. except , b. Mohican U N K N O W N . private w le according to terms of | (|»ears, 17 meh Iro a l and other daint- r«dueti«»a made by Congress in the oowpany which I founded. I f the coming of Socialism w ill tltion on file in the offloe of theConnty 1 — ™ — ——a w wa waav; a ' « * 'no ' numerous to m enlion — « .A ‘ "n ff P itiebu ra products n r o ^ George Perkins— Down with a ll destroy the home, the church, in- Clerk. Description of property, proves ' “ «uerous to m ention— awd ta riff on Pittsburg I . M l W » , p .w tloo k o ( ,alter it ihv «44 fare seetua . ikfífa w hat tha late Sana f o r D o ll ivar said m onopolier except the Steel T ru st d iv id u a lily and incentive, why then ginning at a point one rod north of me burder than e ó r . or him v is .* H a ia an am iable man and tbe Harvester T ru s t from which ao much the worse for tbe borne tbe 8. B. Corner of the S. B. j of the 8. W. ttad e in the Une o f ” of Sec. 10. Tp. st 8., B. 15 W « t , but he ia always anrroanded by peo 1 gat my doogb. cbn'fch. in d iv id u a lity and ineeatjvel G R O C E R IE S a n d P R O V IS IO N S , thence north 84 rod., thence west M I he value o f the m ine prodnetfoa ph» who know exactly w hat they lryaiP—Down ° ° w n w ilb Ryan B U T O K C O U R S E I T W I L L D O rods, thence South 84 rods and thence, •n d Belm ont except when they give want B O Y '8 « t o m w o . N O T H IN G O F T H E K I N D . E V O S X ^ u ' L S V J r i A t s I " ' “ ’ in S i t * “ ‘ ' 7 ^ B O O T S and S H O E ! np lib erally for m y own campaign. I » l l , accnrdmg to Charles (i. L U T IO N DOES N O T WORK I n th a b e g in n in g o f say waaka T h o m m F o rtw n a R y a n - D o w n V » k , o f the U n ited Stales G eokgi- end for *n FAseway. T H A T W AY. — — v i w i c « Ivt'LH O gl» • G i d e the typas, wfaare I had w rit FA M C Y GOODS, ±-A " , E a ' “ « » G O O D S ^ ! h I ^ V a * W 6 ®’m e r“ a ®k r» 8 . ’ » » ’ — h«d it “ A w n h a ll «aonopolies except th e T o aa a F u»___ . 1 ? - Hon E. A. B ailct , Jodge of the County Court of tbe State bacco T r u e l, th e M o n e y T r u s t, th e . > 7« in 191Q No o p tp o tl rvneh Servasi,“ w ith o ut d istia V is io n of Oregon, tor the County of Curry C IG A R S , T O B A C C O , P IP E S , R a ilro a d T rn e t the T ra c tio n T ra a t M IvHit ur w na was reported fr«m goiabing whether a maid or _ report ft] f thia 8th day of August, A. D . 1818. aad the Gas Trust. * « ¿ ‘ hear year,. A ttest: Geo. W. B a irn , Clerk. »ervant. O ften when I have been sickened C A N D Y , N U T 8 and N 0 T I 0 N 8 . B«i»o Barn»»— Down w ith vme. Tb« Production 9 f g ukld etr(>> n , 1st a glo w . O r. By C. B B uydam , Deputy. by the stu p id ity of the mean idiotic ■ » •« I.. .» p p „ « t t p t ....................... ............. feii 9.488 F . 1 1 ,0 to 9 W .4 O 7 im m o rtality and buaeea. , rabbit warrene that rich men build C rax y H o rae— D o w n w ith »very ' fh» 1911 T lw pnaiaetion of , ¡ | Ver • • • • t v U • " • « I » « .» . for thameelvee in Bays water and T h a s ta n d in g tim b e r o f O rag on k Mercbaadise 8tore. HWOM A »I m b afeita Ma. •h in g except M E . m e r e s t fro«, ¡ * elsewhere, I oonaole m yself w ith eetim ated a t 4 5 a . 0 ( » j « > j X » fcel. 9<Sfet7 io I t i l i . Tba « x ^ y £ - - W a o fik rth a a e to tha workinw w o rth oat th a atw m p •680,000,(XM) ‘ «kaa <4 Amariea, confidant »hat ¡t visions o f tb e noble com m unal b a ll “ “ * * ,* r® * • , W l »«»oaw». I and w ton m e a u fa e iu ra d 'k to fon»- o f tbe future, unsparing o f mater- ,7 - . ^» ’ ,W W iM « 1 - U b . w . w t b 9fefiOMIOtl,OOOt ¡»¡tvgeeeroua in w orthy ornament ii* J f c ° - ’’ “ * I f far ta» l * * w d » o f copper v a lu a d a t 9 1 1 ,8 4 2 eo’ * r* •P R w a im a to ly Doc W ileon an yth ing th a t r a k t w f o • liv e w ith tbe noblest tbougbta o f .This iudicatea an a w » » » . — . x6,(X»i (HM) «Mvaa. A bout one h alf the rest . a d the grocery b ill the Ib t o«r tim e and the past, embodied in 'of » 2 poooda o f «m o e r ne . ^ ' * ” n®',k* a l .»‘- * ‘ « • » » ‘ he now furnished w ill be found to .u p - •• .• I .o d F . „ m in . O o o d ,_ t n d g e i p r ic M the best a rt which a free and m a n ly * . , Pvr ton. aa«e uudar private ownership. p ly a w r y w e n t. j people could produce; such an abode, •aickly grubbing and plowing several acre. ___ . , - ' - . n • r - « Ita . iir l - l . e e . M » t 1 3 JOHN 8. MILLER, tfERAL M ERCHANT, Port Orford, Orewon- Has opened a new Store, with N E W .G O O D S , Be- W”*'* Urt A Î of í í í a * ? : - Orders Taken for Anythin; oof io Sfoct. J O H N R .