The Port Orford tribune., October 16, 1912, Image 3

THE M
W K D K S R n x r o f'T
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K l« ii
C U R R E N T J O P IÇ Ç .
U.
, Bf J
U r r o ji,
K ilito r T m a u x ti;
ter they bad speet a great deal o f
money helgeen D rain and Scotia
burg they -uddenly lire sine aware
of the fuel that they had forgotten
HOTEL MASTERSON
Devoted to the Interest of Socialism <
Fort Orford, Oregea
The articles appearing under this osption are edited by the So­
cialist P«hy o f C urry county, to whom tlie space has beeb sold,
with the uuderstauding that personalities be avoided and that
the editor of this paper waives all responsibility therein,
Mrs.
Masterson, Proprietor
a Io get a |>erniil from the govern
meet io bridge Coo* Bey. T h e y
gn-nj e( reactionaries who hate the
q u it wntk lu ia m lla le lr ; hut instead
¡¿‘‘O n ffon system” as the devil is eaid
Board by the Day, Week or Munth, at Rea­
>■■ I I I /
.S E
of aekiug for a ,ie»m ily they asked
f to hate ‘‘ holy w ater.” These did
-
■ s j- a>
'MiT f* rfT i—
- i—
. -.1
sonable Rates,
A share of Patronage
for four |ier ornt on an in vestment
th eir worst to discredit the system.
EvidutlO n lias lifted the vegetable
8O IA L C I8T T IC K E T .
o f ♦fi.OOO.OOO. W lu m a h e W ilsey
Solicited.
, r
Often Sided by H o n . Bed Sellin g ,
and an im a l life from its lowest
kinmnyr m ail got a start from E n ­
O,,« Copy Threw.!! .h t h s .............
to ! »h o was President of the Senate. A
Ì Fog PXRSiDgMTBugen« V. Debs.
states of life Io the higheet we do »
’ goodly iiumtier o f Ilia 33 propnei- gine, a isit,i|iarstively abort tune F ob Vies PwsaiDBNT Emil Seidel.
hold and see around us,
rrr:
=7»
! li o n s to be voted upon in November ego, the 8. P. again got- busy, and
S tate P latfobm * md T icxet .
A x i'ita ie have lik e ly reached th eir
the E n g in e Cta» Rav line was pro
u U g « k l l i » f U l f i U w h ic h y o u r s i b >
We the Socialist party of Oregon, in
' were submitted by that Legislature,
* • c n p ii« » 1» paid.
uibled, do hereby affirm highest functions but if the research,
jeCtyd, Us tie b u ilt inuuedialel v. Il convention
nlaiut all of the vicious ones, inclini
e« of the psychologist are correct
the
allegiance to u
« princi]
I f
,was to strike Coos Ray in the vicin­ our
__ ___tionai
National L
ing a hill requiring th a t all in ilia
g ' * tform of the
‘ T h e Flat Sslaiy System f r
citerete our allegiance to the man hasn't any where near readied
ity o f N o rth Slough, was to tunnel iy. And rel
liv e |^ ii|u i.ilh ,«s receive “ a ntajori
of International Socialism.
hie. For whenever the thousands
principles
Slate printer sounds good hut from
through the h ill at Glasgow and
ty of all the '..I'e« bast at th a t elee
P
kesidbntial
ELKCTOS8.
of unused cells o f the human br* ' n
l |ie statistics we have seen the T k t
come up llie east side o f the h«y,
liiiu *'l This would destroy Ihe In i
O. Henry Olsen. Deer Island; George come in to use, which they most
runs is of the opinion th at it » i l l
erossing G lliu m s slough near the Dabritz, Falla City; C. W. Brants, of
tialive.'and Referendum law com
lik e ly w ill tn m eiim e between now
tie a tnistake i f this am endm ent is
S m ith m ill. Then (he 8. P. bought Ashland. II. J . Butler, of Portland; P.
p ltte ly . Under the law asitstaods,
and
the extinction of the race,
carried at ilp ‘ com ing election.. Cal
out the W ilsey S um ner interests, Lewis, of Lebanon.
a m ajority of the votes cast on any
nature makes nothing in vain. W e
U.
8.
S
enatos
-
B
.
F.
Ramp,
Brooks.
tfornia has the flat system sn/l in
which left the S. P. once more w ith
same
S bcrbtabv os S tate — George Hins­ can not comprehend what wan may
ynlind ligurrs her p rin tin g costs her |
1
, •. «
out a riva l in the Held, and again
nianuyr that officers are often elected
dale,
Portland.
arcoinplishi how many custom»,
t loO,(AiOywr yeat. t h e Inis o v tr a
the perm it to bridge the bay was
J ustice b r S upreme C ourt — C. C. (•elisions, forms of governmi nt, and
; by pluralities. Netther Judge Lord
quarter o f a m illio n dollars tied up
brought to the front. As long as Brix, Pineville.
I nor T . T- Geer received a m a jo rity
system* may come and go as hn
in a p rintin g (riant, <>n which the
there is any danger of a riva l cor
Food amp D airy C ommissioner —I
i (d all the votes cast; bolh wens’Gec-
already gone t|ie master end slave
wear aryl tear and depreciation in
poration b uilding in here, the route Mierovite, Portland.
j ted by pluralities.
syatem. . The feudal lord and serf
value is <25,000 per year. Oregon’s
up the east side is all th at could be C ongressman — W. 8. Richards, Albany
Under the old m ajo rity ol »11 the
system hss tieeu set aside for the
C
urry
C
ounty
T
icket
.
p rinl intt'OosU tier between 3 5 and
desiled, but when opposition is
capital and wage system which is
♦ 40.000 per yenr, despite the fact ' votes rule, the people of Oregoo, bought off or hlufled out it sudden J oint S en .
J oint R ep .— E. B. Hall, Port Orford.
th a t the “ Oiegun System” requites though they often tried, were never
found to lie loo expensive, and soon
ly becomes u tte rly im pom ible for
J udge — Samuel Van Pelt, Chetco.
a great am ount of work. T h e stale able to ca iry t in e solitary am end-
to be (e l aside fo r one more econom­
the 8. P. to begin construction ¡u n ­ CliBBE— J. C- Chastain, Denmark.
hasam thing tied up in a plant, und nienl of odr Constitution; not even
til a p erm it is granted tu bridge SHERlpp -A. B. Townsend, Gold Beach. ical; one th at w ill not take from the
the State pi inter employs good, Ihe inonstrous Stale P rin ter G ra ft
workers what they create and give
the hay.— PorlgUrford is a fine, deep T reasurer —
eo ro |»leiit tnrn mid takes care of / h a t had hung upon the necks of
water harbor, and i f the 8. P. really A ssessor — H. B. Steiner, Port Orford. to the idle parasite to waslei one
S chool S upt .—
the p la n t because it is to his inter | *•'« taxpayers as a veritable ‘ ‘Old
th at w ill do away w ith the extremes
thinks th at some other road- nr
eat to do so .* Profiling by Ihe e x ­ Man of the Sea". T h a t amendment roads are desirous of m aking term ! C oroner — Pratt Nelson, Port Orfprd, of poverty and w ealth; one th a t
grill give a ll an equal chance to
pert« m e of
C alifo rn ia,
Oregon was detested as had been many otll nuts there, then the TttfBUNK had P urveyor —
Commissioner—W. W- W'laon, Harbor,
yhould tutu the F lat Salary am end, cr amendments before. The, propo- bi tter kerp its weather eye |ie<-le.| P ort op port O rford C ommissioners — have a home and the comforts uf »,
i ijr» i ,
“ rtm p ty resolves its e lf in to
m ent down.
fur a sinooib tongued individual G. W. Sydnam, J. B. Nodine, Denmark. life ; one th at w ill keep a ll otasl
this: Are sensible, wide -awake, u|e
nearer a Social level; a system that
p ith a bottle of m ilk in h i- |Mn;kel
to date voters content to hare meas­
w
ill advance society; one fitted for
The
undersigned
candidates
for
.m il v h io li to ratify fraiiuiiises. lie
Q ivc t h e D evil H it D u es.
ures of m erit and u tility defeated
an
advanced sociaPage.
a
ll
the
position
of
commissioners
of
the
In one of the R.-ehurg papers o f' b* I * 0 !’ 1*’ "«»® ««* ton indifferent, Will want a ll llie water fio n l,
J no . Q uale .
ihe franchises w ith no strings oil I Port of P u rl O rford, hereby pledge
yerent date, H on. J. C. FuIJerton,' c* re,e* ‘ < * ' I ' « * * » » “ » *•»«• '»" them
them ; and when ho gets P o rt O r. ' ourselves to the liu iit of our a b ility
chairm an of the Republican Central ¡ “ l " ,L U ,,d e r ,bC “» « W f ” regime ford bottled up to .suit his fancy, ' to do all we can to prevent the (Ra
T h « N e e d o f th e H our.
comm ittee of Douglas county, I® • veT «“ »n rote on a proposition
tu
!
Solution
of
Ihe
incorporation
of
the
(ben he w ill And it iiii|sis-ible
eulogising President T a ft, d w e ll, to ) w™ ld J *
' b»‘ P " ‘P
No system can succeed in tha
commence construction unles* lie is ; Port of Port Orford. W ill abo sub-
■sition! Could an y th in g he more givi-u a p e rm itb y the W ar D epart
u iit all im portant subjects including bauds o f its enemies. I t amounts
considerable length upon the great
u n fair, mure illogical,-more absurd? mi-ut tu bridge the harbor.—-C '«is istue,of bunds and levy of taxes, to to nothing i f a friend of the present
benefits to bw d erivyd by the Pacific
T h a t pro|MAitjon w ilt be represented Hay New t.
’
- - a vote oflbe d is tiict. We wish fu rlh- system advocates radical measures.
poast from the construction of the
1
by A m . I lot number 323. V ole No! -
No system can succeed in
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t r t„ vay that we w ill nut call fur
^anainu canul and credits
this
A n d -th ere is the Stale P rin ter
An Oregon farm er is quoted l»y an election to vote for bonds or a bends of its friends unless its friends
m ig hty wor|t U> Ihe T a ft adminjs-
‘•F
la
t
SalaeV”
proposition
on
which
M t .. Belli- L a F o lle tte in a re ce n t' tax without a dumnud by p etiliu n understand the system in u ll of its
jstrstion. Now i f there i* one thing
details.
^1
u
stiff
fight
is
being
made
by
the
Jp all his strenuous public life to
Wiscotisi-ii spei-ch. ‘‘T h a t Oregon from the rulers o f the district.
Socialism is a philosophy. L ik e
Mrs.
LaFnlleM i-.j
7
G. W. B vpnam .
which Teddy Roosevelt can justly | State P rin te r. So great is Ilia in F a rn n r,” said
(Successor to
C. Nielsen.)
all untried systems it is first a theory.
lay cla im , it ta the I building of the te'eyl in the defeat of this ju s t “ mode w|iat w l S, to uiy m in d, •»'
F
J
ohn B. Nopt-YK.
iF lle
T
o
make
th
at
theory
a
fact
is
like
comprehended measure th a t he lias occupied 13 Complete answer to the ol jeoiion '
Panama canal
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b u ildin g Ute plans o f an architect.
Ra importance, urged it opon Cou pages in the election pamphlet inis- sometimes urged that women, iI Ooplinued from last week-
I n this revolution we are 'now in
J t i M j rJ H L *!!1* ^i» dauntless energy ¡ repreaeuting Ihe facts involved, and given the ballot, w ill sim ply 'votw
. .-.w .
—
Tire suspiciousness at first was need of both, builders and architects
nought
"
ught and i wmßscaied the ‘ land and , has ~ inserted
three pages signed by w ilh thiffi'hualiands, and that for
A men n f (
8enatne^N<J|ti»ighem-—16 pegis p ,>U(ieal purpose» thu net re ru lt w ill only distrust. T h a t suspioiun and I t is possible to have au orgeniaa.
launohdj ÿie
pohvy Tur rr> wbulil have been 111 “ H— « n e i O t of $1,600! W hat uni he changed, T h G ot,jn:lion d istru st *4 often caused tha rank lion th at begins and* ends w ith in
^ickerfeg o*er details yet. Taft.has Getter evfdehee that he Is enjoying Iinil lieen made iu the preaeiii-e o f and file to I it ter fere w ith good work Itself/
T h e Socialist party convention
aiesply carried on w hat Roceevelt “ princely graft, mid dislikes to let toe farm er, wlio quietly agreed th at *a with bad work. B u t its ev o lu .
, lion is the hope o f the world i f i t and in te rn al factional ch ild ’s q uar­
people
8“
?
T
h
is
b
ill
is
represenled
by
Ataried, as the American
the 1.1 jix-tor m ight tie right in an
; continues 10 make progress.
! ballot ntim lier 328- Vote Yee!
rels at times made some o f us th in k
would have furoed him to do.
lic ip aliiig th a t fuiuiiies, after d i‘ -
,
The runs and Ale is commencing that we needed tw o organisations,
and fresh so
w ill be received by every steamer,
h tli
Another in jjp tic « was noted in a.
The measure m aking bank Mock- Ctlming candidali-s and issues to ­
my pnrpose io keep a fu ll stock of e v e ry th in g required Yr
to leant by its exirenaive blunders the one for factional ‘‘fusses,” con­
Coos county exchange of late date, holders liable to depositors is liallnl gether, would | rohably vote logctli
trade in the line of
, the meaning of legislation, political stitu tio n al amendments, and ‘‘lead­
- jn an editorial blam ing Gov. West number 312- Vote Yes)
er and in the same way.— -Aud
G R O C ER IE S and P R O V ISIO N S,
action trird dtgniiisation.
They ers’* kindergartens, and another or
for the verdict a Jury returned in a
Airinng other reactionary measures therein,” he added, “ ynu have uo
; commence to »ee the other side of ganixulion to fight capitaliem apd
BOOTS and S H O E
recent murder case in Portland. A submitted by the legislature was a arguuieul for, ur.d not against, wo
i Socialism. The evolution uf our make our theories a legislative
m a n and a woman enticed a man : vicious oqe by Benator Uowerman man suffrage, for i t would be the
MENS and BOYS, CLOTHING,
party w ill bring order out uf chaos re ality. There grew up a rank aud
■into their room for robbery, if need
- O m n ly O ption” tax law. vote of the home making people that
as these bevy brains absorb the ideas file that were suspicious. Capitalism
,
L A D IE S ’ D R E SS GOODS,
be, murder. M u rd er was com m itted, ‘ This w ill be 309 on the ballot. Vole would be doubled, aud the home
o f government construction.
is responsible for this. Suspicion
H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E end T IN W A R E ,
j ’lie woman was trifid first and N o ^ Every monopolist and specu m aking people are the stable part
Capitalism never did let the peo­ m eant experim enting; and exp eri­
adroit lawyers laid the blame on ialo r in the stale has his coal off of the population. As it is now,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, P IP E S
ple know how necessaiy it was to menting. evert i f it woe ex|«n aive,
the man, and when the man was fighting for the passage o f the rness- the floating element men who h * ™ , 1>aT,
ln. nBgement, bo.h
C A N D Y , N U TS and NOTIONS.
'~
was educational. I t is bringing
tried it wse vice versa. In both urB) claim ing that the people of the nothing at stake in the co m m u n ity,
eleclion #nd
CapitB|j, œ
forth
for
the
first
tim
e
the
possibil­
In
fact,
a
supply
of
everything
usually
kept
in a well stocked
verdict
of
m
anslaughter
counties
are
unfit
to
be
trusted
in
■ cares a
has just ns much vutiug (lower a*
never did let the people know how ities of a democracy.
General Merchandise 8tore.
was brought in. A to ld blooded ' goc(, matters; should not he heard the man ol fa m ily , and it is he who
much campaign money was really
murder was committed and Justice l0
w|,llt they wstit.
ORDERS T A K E N FO B ANY A R T IC L E NOT IN STOCK.
swings the balance of power. Let
needed, and how much o f it was
N e arly all the crimes that are
miscarried, but why blame Gov. j
' The same' arguments by the ¡liter the women vote a*nd increase the unnecessary graft.
comm itted result directly or indi
West? G ran tin g that his prior
esta is urged against the three Good vote of the home makers; the float­
The ooninron people never were rectly from clast rule— from one
policy is wrong, th at he too often j
Roads Orange bills, about which I ing element, when we enfranchise taught how much it costs to 'r u n a
class keeping another in (Objection.
exercises the pardon and parole
shall have something more to say the women of the country, the loafer press w ithout corruption money.
A great m ajority of the inm ates of
power, yet the fact reuiuins that
and the aimless, useless old bache
next week.
A ll this had to be learned and the our prisons owe their conviction to
Jiad these juries returned a 2ml
lor w ,11 have the representation and ,
” h".d to le .m i l
The Referendum measures— 373—
in their offenses against property.
'degree verdict th e murderers would
375 against ihe Btnte U n iversity voting power that they deserve; it I own way.
The ru lin g class is the slate and
have undoubtedly languished in
graft of more than a h a lf m illio n w ill be the fa m ily vote th at w ill
Socialir-m can only succeed in the (he stale legalises the institution of
the penitentiary long after Gov.
additional appropriation should not count.”
hands of its friends. Ils friends are p riva le properly, w ithout whjch
W est’s term of office had expired.
he lost sight of. Vote No|
the rank and file of the common class iu le could not exist.
Records do not show that the Gov.
And vote no on the 6 10 of s mi'll
Political Aunonncemeuts. herd. And there its progress must U n d e r the capitalist system tha
*>|iis been pardoning or paroling or
w ait u n til Ihe ra n k an d file qualifies, means o f life, essential to a ll, are
tnx
b
ill
also
for
the
U
n
iversity.
allowing to escape cold blooded life
organises and plans its battles and (lie p riva te profierly of (be ca p ita l­
This
w
ill
bear
ballot
num
ber
321.
J.
R.
STANNARD
term prisoners of this type.
pays its hills. Socialism w ill die ist class, a subject claet. I t ¡(c o m ­
Those people who w ant things io
Roosevelt msy blow and bluster,
anyw
here else. I t could die in the pelled to submit to exploitation and
and W est msy make his mistakes, “ remain »s they are,” object to the Regular Republican nominee
hands
of its friends aud w ill i f its degradation.
for
»
i'b u l unbiased journalism should expense of the election pam phlet,
friends
don’t apply themselves to
give c r id it where credit is due.
whereas no'school tex t book has
The class that owns the property
C ounty C lerk ’
the real problems or organised po is the class th at rules society— the
, _
____ ____
Iwen so valuable as an edqcator of
lilicul action, but everything indi class th a t writes, knacts, interprets
the people at large on matters con-
WM. TOLMAN
cates
that the rank and fileareupon and enforces llie law — in its own
H id a W ho le d
ettrning which all ought to be in
the
threshold
of an awakening.
Sealed bidsare asked for the delivery formed, as has this p am p b lit
Regular Republican nominee The Socialist party com paratively interests.
I shall be m y purpose to keep a full stock o f everyth in g required by th
of 1(5 cedar telephone pel«-, to be used
. „ ,i,i...„
.
i ..., . ,
v in the construction of n telephone line
A nd these objectors should lie
for
new is compoeed strictly of the
N
O
T
I
C
M
. (n,ni the town Of Fort Orford to Elk reuiioded th at, hut for the sinister
trade in th» line of
C ounty A ssessor
working class, sn entirely new class A d m i n is t r a t o r 's S a le o f
river bridge, a distance of 4 miles.
. ,
... , . , .
.
,
Real
Sise ol poles to Is- as follows : if. feet m tn feren-e w ith legislation by »m l»
in politics; STRONG, VIGOROUS, INTEL­
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
P ro p e rty .
In len gth ; not less than six Incurs in ns they, there never would have
J. O, STEMMLER
LECTUAL, CAPABLE, With new ideas,
.diameter at small or top end, and the ,
_
a ...
»
BOOTS and SHOK
topehd to be roofed or wedge shape, l*e n Bn Oregon system.
,,
Notice is hereby given that. In pur­
principles and systems, which when suance of aa order of the Hon. Oountv M EN’S and BOY’S CLOTHING,
and the bottom end to be sqnun-.
Ioinglois, Or.
Independent Candidate for put in to action w ill take production Court, dated Oct. 7, 191». in the matter
Tbeee telephone poles to be delivered
of lhee.tato of George L. Taylor, de.
at or near the (Miles, pule for pole, of ■
LA D IES’ D B E S8 GOODS
and distribution from tha control ceased. I, the uuderslxned Administra­
J oint S enator
tue Coos Bay Telephone Co’s, poles,;
FANCY
GOOD8,
tor
ol
said
estate,
will,
on
November
of
trusts
and
place
it
where
Ihe
peo
R a ilr o a d s for P o r t Qrford.
within tbs sp»ee mentioned,—Port O r­
Coo» and Curry Counties
13, 1911, sell at private sale, the real
ion! and Elk river. Two mortises are
pie can control it for their own ben­ estate belonging to said estate and de-
to be made in each po,e. each 4 inches
. CIGARS. TOBACCO, P IP E S,
scribed
ae follows, to-wit:
efit and comforts instead of fur the
I l Is said that two railroads from
wide and I} , Inches deep; one of them
VO TE FOB
nning st a point one rod north of the
10 Inches from lop of pole, the other llie In te rio r are heading for Port
CANDY, N U T S and NOTIONS.
trusts and idle rich.
. Corner of the 8. E. I of the 8. W.
feet below the above.
The Social isle have devieed a | of 8ec. 10, T p . 31 8 .. R. 1* Weet,
Two hole» most be bored through the O rfo rd , and the T ribune feels hap­
north 34 rods, thence weet HO Infact, a supply of »verything ueually kept iq a « e ll stow ed G eq«u
center of each mortise to pn>|ierly ad­ py in consequenoe.— W e ho,>e Bro.
syetein th a t w ill he o f great benefit thence
In d e p e n d e n t C a n d id a te
rods, thenpe South 24 rods and thence
m it a bolt Js Inch in diameter. Also
Merchandise Store.
fo r
to the (wople ae a whole. The cep- east HP rods to place of beginning,
tdd may Include digging of holes for Stew art won’t be dis»p|>ointed. Not
13 acres, leas one iori off
theae poles, said holes to be not less *” T rrJ’ *, ’Dg "fi®* k a ,i 11 d° * * n
C o u n ty C lerk
italiets while oppoeing Socialism containing
the weet end for an e»aeiray.
titan 4 (eet ill d ep th , and th e poles
T hat said land w ill be sold for cash
are m aking more Socialists than the
• hen propcrlr »etto le banked at the roads and a few eh clric lines w ire*
i.
hm tor'baio. T&e-e pole, an, to be set „ , - , . - - 1 m h . Iw.ded for Cima Bav ¡ Z L
* ^ 7
7
In hand.
Socialiate
aie
able
to
make
them
wb»re stakes w ill be found within Ute » » n » » « ' »” 0«
■>* Coos Bsy, work, and w old enough to properly
Persona who may desire to purchase
selvee. But Socialists know i t can't •aid land rmt see me at my home In
space mentioned.
but they gut sidetracked somewhere handle tour bosiness.
Langlois, Oregon, any day from this
BtdA will be received up to October , i , . nB . ( , . r o u te Itu ib lin a r a il r o a d s ______________________________ —
, lV li. the company reserving the
lhe roU,e- «»»•‘" ’»fi « " « • « --------------------------------------------------------- - come in a day. T hey understand date up to the day of sale. T his Octo­
ïtt,
sht
to
reject
any
or
all
bids.
(
is
slow
work.
The
Southern
P
a
c
if-'
Regular
medlings
of
Is
c
a
l
Battle
erid
p
tio
n
is
the
power
behind
it,
a
ber
l«th, 1913.
riabt
Call and Examine Goods, and -get Prices.
Mas. C. M . U r n » ,
, Addresa
power
no
men
can
hasten,
Mop,
ic
started
to
build
in
here
from
Rock
Local,
first
Saturday
in
each
I , E lk TiLaenoxK Co.,
Administrator of th e Estate of I
check or turn aside.
Pott Urloni, Oregon. D r«ip oyer seven years ago, and a f mouth at 1 o'clock P. M .
George L . Taylor, deceased.>
I n the last Legislature
r r t ’i a M r,> r f f ^ ç J ^ e U a g , by
ju ç i* -. . . r : ;.' -:.k ’fj 7
»ere
A.
Lor'
I
L a n g iôis
H ard w are
Store
Hardware of all Kinds
M a c h in e r y & M o w in g M a c h in e s .
E x t r a s f o i D a ir y in g } O obornC y
M il w a u k e e M a c h in e r y .
P a i n t s , O ils & S t u m p i n g P o w d e r
F i n e l i n e o f G u n e eB a e e b a l l p a r a »
p h e r n u lia , a n d o t h e r S p o r t i n g
G o o d s k e p t in S to c k .
D o o r s a n d W i n d o w s i n v a r ie t y
c o n s ta n tly k e p t o n h a n d .
P ip e F it t in g s , P lu m b in g a n d T in
w o r k o f a ll k in d s d o n e o n sh o rt
n o tic e .
Cheever ft Bowman,
L a n g lo i s , O r .
e
r
AMES S. JOHNSTON
X.
O
M E R C H A N T ,
^ r P o r t Orford, O m ^ ,
N E W G O O D S,
► Call and examine goods and get prices.
JOHN 8, MILLER.
GENERAL
M ERCHANT,
Port Orford, Oreeron*
Has opened a new Store, with
h E W GOODS,
1
H. W. DONAHUE
K
Orders Taken for Allying not in Stock..
JOHN B. MILLEB,