The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, April 02, 1913, Image 3

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County Court oonreoed st G old.
Northern California, a ranch,
Beach today.
such for a home. I a n a
1 C lu b mesiini
to-
a land shark, and will cor
T he T ra m p is due from Coos ba*
h :
stead or Relinquishment; Us __
w
ith
a load o f freight.
near achool. Address,
[ T h e snail is cam ing now via Ban
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Coot onuat-y 4a to have a baseball
league this summer, and several
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»n and County.
Defer« buying an Automobile call oo
, or write Is. H rong A Sou, M yrtle Pujol
Oregon, for in iormatiou and priue of
the celebrated Mitchell 1913 oar. N ath.
in< like it, the I.sat on wheel.», in fa d a
j-oad locomotive in plaqe of a hornless
.carriage.
S .S . J E F F R IE S
Up-to-date Barber Shop; in
.connection with Shoe and
Harness repairing.
P o rt O rfo rd , O re g o n
Location, next door to Bank.
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s«
lim b e r
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Jennie Olsan of Langlois,
T h e steamer Bandon isy in our
was operated on a t Bandon last
week by Dr. M ann, Leep and P e a ^ rbor r * t e r d a ty
y forenoon waiting
for tbs tide to serve Ou the Bandon
barton.
bar.
J o Baglay, o f E u rek a, arrived
Sherm an G am ble, a resident of
hers « / « w days ago, to look teter
N
o
rth Bend, has been treated si
bis flue farm on E lk river, and to
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Need
lea, Arianne, with D r. Fried-
visit his old neighbors,
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nan’s tuberculosis eure.
U ndertaker P. J. Lin d berg went I
to Gold Beach Saturday w ith a caa
A®"- A b b o tt, D istrict Supt.
hot Jor the remains o f Capt. Caugh I 1*1*
®- Church, w ill preach
411. U s was diiwen down by M . L .J i>ort O,fwrd * n 8 u "J « y . A p ril
Barrett.
» Everybudy
—
i - - cordially
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iuvited.
Hava you any to offer, or So you yet none has oome ashore
vicinity.
hnow of anyone wbo bast J desire
•to purchase. A ngue < k
Real Estate
Michigan.
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in_ this
T
f
M aokay,
M r. George Cheuowetb, who is
Agent, P o rt H u ro n , ju s t recovering from a severe tussel
w ith th e grippe, was iu town Mon
F' • 1
UNWR^T’5 day nn ids way to G old Beach to a t­
¡Curry County M utract-
Roalty Company.
(Sold B e a c h , O r e g o n
No one CAN do your work better,
No one W IL L do R cheaper.
tend C ounty CuarL
The C u rry C o «sty Abstract Com
pany w ill soon be prepared te ffc-iut
Mblue p rin ts ” ol any aeetion in C u r­
land«
in
'' Manager,
HARDY T^8TE W A R T
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c o m m im n io n k b
H a rry G a a n lia tt sod H im
of Gold Beach, »are
n ig h t on th eir way north.
An
Death of Capt. James CaugheU
M o A rth ur P e ,k , A Co., Ike K r
lith syndicate who has the eontn
for building the railroad from Coos
Bay to Eugeoe, has awblgt I t to the
th e Porter Brothers w ith the injunc
tio n th at they rush the work along.
Good foundation bae been found for
Stewart, and was afterwards lost by fusion and uncertainty as to mods of
C aptain Caugbeli in the Alaska iee procedure. So it wjU be the purpose of
field«, after several voyages th.ii her, l his article to suggest a few defiijta
whale and walrus bos4 tag. H is
thereby the workers for the new
brother ¿ n J . . . Hon. W w . G au n t j to ¿ t ^ Z u l i “ ^
w a tte rs to be provided for is the
Agate C a rn iv a l Oral, and then other by whom be had eight sons and one spparently no better by nature, Htth-
daughter, a ll o f whom, eave two to tradition and custom have a
Office
days
in town—Tuesday,
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W"d-
matters. Do not fa il to attend.
and Saturday of each week.
boys wbo died in Infancy, are now standard o f p u r ity fr o m w o m e n
T h e slesmerGfasIhsui, when pegg­
grown; end ere wall educated, nee from men. Society has tolerated
parity only in the outcast woman; it
in g Cape Blanco lest Sunday, wa# fu lc iiixp n s .
has eondoned im p u r ity and s e x u a l vile-
in communication w ith the wimiess
i n th e la te 7,0’s be moved back to noaa in practically
classes of
elation there, and m id they w o n Rie home in G old Beach, where he But that old-fashioned custom is
The Bagley reach on Elk river,
losing tbetr deck load
Inm her. euymmarnded eewend
ing and the new ono. —
as already sug
f a r t cash d o y n ; balance mortgage on
Louie M arsh, who w a a la k e n to W e ba w r no fu rth er particulars, A
steamers and schooners, hstongiog
*• bscoming the order of the
same pith easy payments. Address
the hoepilal a t Bandon last w eef,
h eyry swell wet run »log Bunday «s te B . P . H o m e , fin a lly » t ir in g
is still very low. I f the swelling a (¿suit of • hesyy juuth wind Sat­
Box 46, Eureka, Oal.
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from motive duties ax sea. H e was
W o are wow ostkoia that «very «sop
that the pneum onia has developed urday.
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sown eiected G o n n iy T re M o re r. and o f vtiM oats sown by growing boys mast
In his side doenjiot break soon,
Gov. West has been exercising re elected m any ttmea, a n d holding ho harvested, just as wo have always
FOR SALE.
d ifficu lt operation w ill be attempted
hi« mathematioel faculties figuring the ofliue up to h it death«-~-taklng
o f aoimfiar result ia
to giye relief. M r. and M n . M«r»b
to girls. D r in k in g ,____
Eighty Acres of Bottom Land, situw-
u p the expenditures and appropria
much pride in the aeeuraey o f hie
,ted on Sixes River, one-half mile from are w ith th eir eon.
the «so of Tils language.
tion» made by the State legislature, books, and g iv in g great satisfaction
County Road and about six miles from
Miss M y r tle Hodge,
• n d he says in eoaaequanm o f As
O u tag e ¿ / ' H r O T TOend, C»ps
« m .^ r
Fort Orford. Clear title; no indebted­
school at the old Brash fireek d l H extravagance the State tax levy
ness; easy terms. For full particular«
trim several year« ago, died n t her next year w ill have to be nearly James Magee, of Coos Bay, no other which we have been permitting oar
call on or address,
home in Coos county last week, four times a t large . os this year. Captain on this coast has had a youth to sow, and without thought of
MRS. A N N IE EM M ETT,
#33. Valinda St., San Francisco, Cal. aged 2 * years. Mise Hodge made n The-- appropriations were greater longer or more successful osreer, ia the vileness secretly taking Toot in their
natures, wa have accorded them a place
number of friends in Ib is vicin ity than ever before ip the history of
ilin g to all our harbors, and cross- of respectability. I t is the clear duty
wbo w ill learn w ith much regret of the State,
ju g so s k illfu lly so mpny treacher­ of social purity workers to strips a t the
ber ea rly death-
T he steamer Grace D o llar ia tu b e ous bare. B u t his last voyage ia root Of this ovil of wild oats sow in« on
sailed, the last bar ia crossed, the the part of boys. Plans must be laid
E. A K n o rr, who, several years taken off the Bandon run as she has
whereby such contamination shall ba
tired hands, are folded in peace
ago, resided oa M id d le E lk , re tu rn , proven to be loo large to success
out ui
of aim
and i away from the lives of
V •
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.
I kept wub
y^h-
ed from Po rtlan d a abort tim e ago, fu lly enter the Coquille river. W ith across his fa ith fu l, k in d ly breast, hny.
gnd is visiting w ith his old friend, a good m ill near Fort Orford to sup and he sleeps beside hia beloved
HOW CAN THIS WORK HE DONE?
First-class in every reaped.
B. 8. Jeffries, our barber. M r. K n o rr ' P1/ »be cargo, such boats ns she and wife in the Gold Beach Cemetery,
The steps in this great work must
Go .id Feed S ta h l« attached.
and aching hearts w ill miss h im , definitely taken. First of all «re must
is « universally well read man, the Adeline and Nunn Sm ith could
iure up the remembrance o f con“'fier in what ways and In what
with whom it is a pleasure to con- drop in lief« without loss of tim e and 1rs
u „ j ,,:
P^ces hoys learn social impurity. Who
We run the 8tago'from Port Orford verse, aud ru b off historical rust and eompirte their loud« where their his noble qualities.
are the social companions of the hoy
,ria DairyviUe, connecting with the
keels would never lie in danger of
spots.
during his growing years? I f parents,
Stage to M y rtle Point.
F u n e ra l o f M r« . Lang.
touching bottom.
through the assistance of teachers and
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Roll Anderson, who was terribly
Sunday school and church workers, can
Last week we said th a t we had
burned in the Seeley A Anderson
be enabled to exercise the right sort of
From
the
Monterey
D
a
ily
News.
N o tic e f o r P u b lic a tio n ,
logging tra in accident near Bandon the g rip ; this week we change it—
IT A I . „ ~ *urTeiI1* nce over the social lives of theb
I
n
the
death
of
Mrs
D a r .aTMsxT or ths I htbbiob ,
the g rip ba« us— that ie, it has had
**’ boys, the whole task of inculcating ao-
D . 8. Land Office, at Roseburg, Oregon last Novem ber, is slowly regaining
morn- ;cial
purity will
will be
ba greatly
greatly simplified.
simplified. l I '
eial purity
us during the interim , and bad us Who passed «way yesterday raori»-,
February 15th, 191«..
bis health. T h e skin graftin g tried
Notice is hereby given that
good and p lenty, so much so that ing this com m unity has lost a m o st, believe that the social purity problems
on him was a success, and hie new
lovable character. N o t only was
was »hould
»hould be
be solved
solved in
in practically
practically the
the fob
J ohn D owns
the T « ib u sk force bus been bora de-
Mr«. Lang a d u tifu l wife and te n - , lowtogwanner:
of PortOrford, Oregon, who, on August cuticle w ill represent the donations
oombat for the past ten days. We
i«, 1907, made Homestead entry
of 15 or 20 of his Bandon friends.
WOEE IN THE HOME FIRST,
No. 04273, for Lots 6 and 7, ana 1
are owning out of it, alive a t least, der loving m other, but her whole j The work in the home comes first.
I
t
is
o
n
ly
recently
th
at
Anderson
Sec. M , Tp 39 8., Range 16 W
life
was
devoted
to
doing
good
for
bpt that you get a paper this week
Parents’
be
lamette Meridian, lias
has been able to tell of the aoCident
o th er.; elw .y e t h i n k i n g o f .e lf held,
and meetings
. “ t h ^ , may
Z r e and
^ o u should
T b . of-
of Intention lo make Fli
is
again due to the klndlyassistsnoe
which
cost
the
lives
oChis
five
com
­
proof, to establish clai m urfhe land
of W alter Sutton. N e s t week we and more o f try in g to please those fared free and frank discussions of ways
above described, b efo r^ H ard y
T. panions, and came so near snuffing
around ber.
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I and means of teaching children social
Stewart, U. 8. Oommlsstoner, at his
expect to be free from the g rip o f
Mrs. Lang was the daughter o f PuritJr- Many ot tho»e who attend wifi
office, at Port Orford, Oregon, on the out his own.
the
g
rip,
and
able
lo
make
the
4th day ol A pril, 1913.
George and Caroline F orty and was.
E. J. Loney, who has a contract wheels go round.
Claimant names as witnesses;
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there be a general exchange of
W. R. Johnson, of Port Orford,Oregon. for getting out cedar railroad ties
born in Herefordshire, bng lan d, on ideas. Then, by all means, call in
Fur the enlightenm ent o f our
Bisworth B. H a ll,
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reports th a t be gpw has over 5,000 northern contemporary we w ill say M ay 8, 1864, and in 1871 moved autaida speaker, or have a series of
O. W. , urry,
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Charles Forty,
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with h e r parents lo New Zealaud, t * 1*1» given by persons who can
lies in the goods awaiting iaspec
that the coming Agate Cesnival
B xsjamiw f . J ones
where they remained for several with the highest authority. I t will be
Regmtoc. tion, and i f the inspection is satis­ w ill be Die th ird annual event of
exceedingly helpful, furthermore, to
years.
factory on these be w ill have 75,000 the kind to be held at Port Orford.
have parents informed as to the ph
In 1876 the fa m ily came to Auser
or 100,000 out in the v ic in ity d u r­ The 1911 C arnival wae a fu ll grown
of social danger in home environment.
N o tic e f o r P u b lic a tio n .
ing the summ er. I f this business enjoyable affair. T h e 1912 affair ica and settled in Port Orford, Ore Let there be pointing out and naming
goes ahead i t w ill be the m eant of was one of the biggest “ events” ev­ gon; shortly afterwards moving to of the persons and places, and the par­
DirASTMSNT or THS I ntkeior ,
U. 8. Land ( tfflre at Koseburg, Dragon, d istribu ting a good many dollars
Coos Bay, where she met her bue ticular agencies in the home town 01
er pulle-l off in C u rry county— ev
band, now Councilman of D ll. d iy . j
"hieh.tendto beamirch the
around Port Q rfo rd , as, besides the ery town in Cone being repreeented
Notice is hereby given that
’ character of youth. Then call for meth-
They were m arried on / June
■ w 1<, pda and advice for counteracting------
stum page and outting, the work of by from one lo a do*en automobiles,
F R EEM A N D A V IS
auch
188*2, and moved to thia c ity in contamination.
of Port Orlord, Oregon, who, on April hauling to the w h a rf w ijl give e m ­
filled With people wbo bad a good
3, 190«, made Homestead Entry Borial
1804, where they have since reeided.
PUBLIC SCHOOL NEXT.
No. IM,M, for WJ 8EJ, 8 E I N W l and ploym ent to a num ber o f teams tim e and went home advertising
Mrs. Lang is survived by her hus­
SW l N E L Section 14, Township 32 8., d u rin g the summer.
The social purity problems ia relation
P
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The
1913
Agate
C
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Ranse 15 West, W illamette Meridian,
band, Councilman F . A. Lang of to the public school come next for 0
has Bled notice ol his intention to make
Messrs Stafford and Bauer have nival w ill be-v-well— come and aeel Ibis c ity, and six children, George sidération. The teschera can and mi
Final Five year proof, to establish
be aroused and informed as to their
claim to the land above described, be­ been a t work finishing up the in.-
A- L<ng of Richmond, Cal ; Charles
fore H T Stewart, United States Conv
latipn to the subject. One or m<
G u rry H as O ld e r P io n eer.
side
work
on
the
new
Court
House,
F- Lang, Edgar F Lang, R im e r R. teachers' meetings should be devoted _
missi oner, i t his office. Port Orford,
Dragon, on the 2nd do* of May, which th ey would have ready for
Lang and F ran k W . Lang and a R- I t ie a port of the duty of the soci-
1913.
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this term o f court had material been
A Coos Bay |>aper o f recent date daughter, Miss M ay Lsng, ail of M Purity worker to induce the school
C laimant h id im as witneM M :
William H . Bennett, of Port Orford, Or. received p ro m p tly. The b u ild in g contained an account of ibe birth
superintendent to take the leadership in
Ibis city.
£,l!,* ort*1 ®- H all, of Port Orford, Or.
this social eiean-up in the schoola. He
is
showy
on
the
oulside;
well
s
e
-,
day
anniversary
of
Capt.
H
olland,
T im funeral, which is in charge may h .
William Matheny, of Port Orford, Or.
John Crowley, 9} J-ort Oxford, Or.
ranged and roomy on the insid e,1 whom it was claimed ia the oldest of Undertaker Pell w ill take place conducting the meetings. Amnog^ U for
n.
B. F. JON
JO N E S /R eg ister.
and all that she people oould ask for liv in g white child born in Coos from the fam ily residence at Eo. 431 things to be considered at these meet-
in every way with the exception oounty, having been bora near Foam street, New Monterey, a t 2 taff» «hould be nn inquiry Into the social
th
at the plaster on the walls and M y rtle Point 53 years ago.
o’cltmk this afternoon
i
“bout the school premises,
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v viuua io n anernoon.
How can the teacher learn whether or
», w infoia«
P««navcs tgt*
fgr ko M
b .«
ww. *4a^<
ceiling is not holding ae i» should.
Mrs. F . 4 - Stewart was born at
Councilman Lang and fa m ily ' ■J’* there is vile talk among the pupils?
This may be a result o f the wst e ti. Port Qrford, where shweiow reeidee,
bave th e heartfelt sympathy o f the ' How can she discover and break up the
g a t h e r in g s o f
m ate, but w hatever the cause, the ( July 2 , 1857. Thus being « native entire com m unity ia their sad b«. w h q t debÿichiniçlangusge
jmd stories
fact remains th at ugly ereeks sad . of G arry nearly three year« 1
resvement.
4
•" •" s s g v e r y s im p le o n e , provk
breaks are m arrin g the rooms a ^ , than Capt. H olland b a* J
in
M rs. Lang was a sister of George* *»p»»'>RUndents and teachers all
moat ae soon as they are completed. Cooa.
and C h arley F o rty of Port Orford. ¡S ta te d *1 “ “
c° -° perate for its
pesday
For Saje
A
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A n I n a ‘W o r t h
'3 8jt
{F o n a e rly aaw w tlett*«)
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Newly Fitted Up; Electric Lights
T A B L E U N EX C ELLED
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GOLD BEACH, CDRRY CO., ORE-
H ot and C old T ub and S hower B aths
F irot C lass B ath and Oarage in Connection,
Affording all C onveniences ► for Saddle
Horses, Team s, A utom obiles and Motorcycles
s
general
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B la c k s m it h in g
W a g « « and Baggie* f « 8ml«. U p t. la Stock,
al«o A geut for AU líiud* « f F * r « ia g Im ­
plem ent«; MoCortuiek M o*«fa,«te.
Wood t o d Iron Work prom ptly d o a e at a
1 «asom b te price. Your patronage solicited.
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P ort O rf ord , O r e g o n
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K N A PP HOTEL,
Port Orford, Oregon,
f... tiVtAPP Proprietor
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J>Ve jUSt received
aLarge
SAlDment OÎ Rtnno 9
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Crocks.
See cup W ijia tw as you go b y
Port Orford Furniture & Hardware
Store.
2tu,t*on
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P o r t O rforsJ, O r e g o n .
Gene W h ite and fa m ily came up
from bis reach Wednesday on a
visit to his relatives. H e reports a
fine crop o f lambs which same in
th e fine weather of early February.
John F ro m m , Sr., reports th e same
good tuck on hia large ranch.
■ Il
L ast Saturday m orning the tad , the piers of the big draw bridge'
but expseted, tidings th at Captain across Coos bay, and conetruotion
James Gaughell had passed «w ay, eo rk ia to'commence in the near
was flashed over the wires. H edied lutu re.
The Porter Brothers have seat out
a t his home ia G old Beach, s a r -
1 rounded by bis fa m ily , after a long • call for WOO additiooal m en dor
decline incident to old age, and the im m ediate us«, and this force w ill
breaking down of a rugged caasti added to asau m m er opens.
Ib e ruilruail to Coos hey is nn
tutioneeasooed by the strenuous
hardships o f a 4ifo on the Pscifio fomger on paper, its building is »n
ord asking the County C o u rt to u,p
p o in t Fran k Gaughell Treasurer, to
veyors, wbo had been a t work be
lett, went w ith him and « M e .
W>4T o r
morautt T
Oil the vacancy msdw-by h it fatb
low here, passed through Iow a last
great reputation fo r h ia expert I I t is now recognized that there is kt-
er’a death.
week ou th eir way north. T h e rest
Commercial C lu b w ill meet A p ril marksmanship in k illin g walruses, tie or no difference in the amount of
o f th e surveying crew bad gone
I n 1871 Capt. Ceughell m arried ff00*1 01 had in the inherent natures o f
2d
, a t P o rt Orford, and all mem-
south from G u rry county, having
Mbs
Fannie Q sundelt, daughter o f
iiWomen
gkb
’ ber» are requested to attend. Among
W ill B ailey, and a p a rty o f aurr
W , A . W OOD,
to 65c per square.
TEMPERANCE,
A petition has been ciieulated
and lib e ra lly signed, in P o rt O rf
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assured fact.
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waters in A rgo u au lic days.
The dr ceased was horn in Can­
The ------
Bulgarians
vw p»urw u h ay* captured ada nearly eig hiy-n ioe years ago and
, A drianople, and are preparing tu ls y when q u ite young cams to San
' seige u ) m » û Constantinople, which Francieoo w ith hie older brother,
w ill be the last gobble of European the late C apL Peter Csugbeil, where
T h e N e w S ocial P u r ity .
T urkey.
they both followed the sea on coset
—oy—
became masters.
John Jensen started for Bandon ere— and soon
W illiam A. M c K esver .
J a m « first came to Rogue R iver ip
thia m orning upon receipt of word
We are now in the midst of a country
th a t bis youngest sou. C harley, had the 60’s, ae Captain o f the schooner
Phoebe F a y . He afterwards beoama
*“ ,behali ° f * h* her
been p a in fu lly kicked ia the month P - . a . i . , . /
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Perhaps
■Gsptaiu
uf
the
echoonar
Vewton
by a e n lti
the mast significant feature of
-Booth, a vessel which be owned in is the definite proposal that we
M rs. 'David M cKenzie was oper­ partnership w ith Governor Booth of
sway with the old dual standard off
ated on at Bandon recently by D r. California. T h is was a noted coast­ morality and set up a single ^standard
H orsfall, o f Marshfield. M rs. Me
in its place. But while there la much
er, and made many tripe In Rogue
interest
and
enthusiasm
Ken lie
has been getting along R ive r in f h c e ^ y 7 ( T . ^ r R
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y back of £ this
ry county. These prints w ill be
kept u p to dale and Will show the nicely sinoe the operation.
present ownership o f a il
th e oounty.
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M u c h R a ilro a d A ctivity.
good teams i w psomiaed.
Mrs
Beach w
combers
u i o w e have
w a v « been
uctii watch-
w a iv e -
ing ior
for m the
lum ber
ber th tb at s l wa
was lost off
>«g
e lum
" - - Blanco
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Cape
last
Sunday,
( ia im s .
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Mora ersatueriee are
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