The Port Orford tribune., September 17, 1913, Image 2

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uves mat otherwise would
have yielded to consump­
tion . . . we keep Scott's
timulsion in the house all
the time and all the family
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n i n i g r a f i h i th e m a t t e r o f t b e l S l S ’
I 'r i r a t S a n F r a n c is c o . T h e la te
: L e g is la tu re a p p r o p r ia te d $ 1 7 5 ,0 0 0
for O r e g o n ’s p a « in t h e sh o w , b u t 1
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and Tobacco
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t h a t n n d i r e u t re s p o n s ib ility
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in th e c a se s a ris in g o u t o f
la b o r
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n u iit th a t a n E n g lis h C o u r t to r th e
f ir u l lim e b a d
f a v o ra b ly re g a rd e d am i ti; p la n th e s tr u c t!
p la in t h a t t h e n p p m p
a .ia r c llis t d e c is io n s o f A m e ric a n
fa ll s h o r t o f c o v e rin g e
C o u rt a In la b o r litig a tip n .
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Ktiesia i , lia b le to b e d e ta in e d from d e d for h y (lie L e g is jg tu
A n d till ib is m a y e:
( e a r s d o m a in . T h is refu g ee ig a m a
o f c u lt u r e w ho la te ly escaped a t ter
Scott’s
Emulsion
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e v e n receiv ed C a rl S u h u rx w ith o p e n J C p rry . c o u n ty , p re se n te d siting
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, * ’ he ll8t o f s,c k > until he cam e to »
P a in t s , O ils & S t u m p in g P o w d e r
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t h e r S o o r t in w
G o o d s k e p t in S t o c k
G E N E R A L
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B o o r s a n d W i n d o w s in
c o n s t a n t ly k e p t o n h a n d
Blaeksm ithin
P ip e F it t i n g s , P lu m b i n g
w o r k o f a l l k i n d s d o n e «,
n o t ic e .
w agons a n d B uggies for Sa le> k e p t in Stock
also A g e n t for A ll K in d s of F a n n in g b n -
plem oqta; M cC orm ick Mowers, etc.
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re p u tiA io n o f
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a n h o n o r a b le , s ir a ig h ¡'
a n d a g o o d c i t i z e n . '!
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h a d a k i n d w ord fo r «
n u m e r o u s w h e n i t w as le a m M i
' he h a d crossed o v e r th e g re a
v n le — H e Wag « b o u t 68 y e a rs
a m t h a d j g p r e la tiv e s t h a t a re k
o f in th e w bst.
A M o t h e r '» T h o u g h t .
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fo r a n t'A i'i^ » « o o f tw o y c a
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an d n o w a te r^ e t. G ov. W i
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M o w n , sh a ll e n te r ¡ „ to bm
c o v e r p a st „ .id f u tu r e ,,pe,
«o t h a t p«’"p !f > h „ || n o t be
d ie d , a n d b« is r i g h t, v et a
J'X 'ity o f tlm B„u, l..lre j„ (Ji‘ ,
f.
J FiH give a n o th e r hundred I
j dollars )f the sp e a k ers this m orning
wdl nam e a single law it has been ir- j
slru m e n ta l it, g e ttin g passed by any |
legislature a nyw here, which did not
first receive the approval o f the liquor 1
men.
11 i
T hird: I wiU give a n o th e r hundred
do liars to th e A nti-Saloon L eague if ¡t
Will publish a tru e and c o rre c t s ta te ­
m ent o f sa laries now received by t h .
officers, and a like sta te m e n t o f the
!
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W ith re g a rd to
P o r tla n d j.iiir n a l
To this challenge, W. C. B a rb e r
•u p erin te n d e n t o f the Iow a A nti-Saloon
iS
le a g u e replied w ith a signed accept«
$
»nee o f the challenge in th ese words’ !
N E W G O O D S,
(Formerly GaantlettVi
New ly F itte d Up; E lectric L ight
TABLE u n e x c e l l e d
GOLD BEACH, CURRY CO., ORE
C old T ub and
B arn a n d Gars
A ffording a ll C onvenient
H orses, T eam s, A u to m o b ile
“
to th e o th e r m em liera o
I l l a t i v e to th e M orso,,
p a re riH y fa ir. T h e can
I“' r ig id , b u t t h e , ongi,
T h e te m ay hé m th e n .
•Mr. M orsoli m a y r e .e n t
M u rs , id ’ s o b s tin a c y «ffio
a llo w e d t o s ta m i in th e »
• r l y s a fe g u a rd in g th e i
th e 241 s e ttim a w |1(, |,HV
to .Mr. .Mhrsoi, 1 881,000
C ates a n d - o p tio n s .
A n I n n W o r th 'W h ile
• H ot
tu o n i o n t h e p ro p o Bi ijon
t l le „ „ .tt c r
Orford, Or.
ir s t
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am i fresh #llpp ile8 w j|| ,(6
ü iy PU I'poso to k e e p a f u l l
t '
tr a d e in th e H ue Qf
UH 8tock of « '
( i ROCERIES a n d
P R O V IS IO N S ,
M K N S a n d B O Y S, C L O T H IN G ,
ROOTS and SHOE
and
ADIES’ D R « ,« GOODS
lass
o f t h e p L a C m J ° n e 8 ’ f o n n e r c h a 'r m a n
, o f the Prohibition p a rty in Iowa, on the
""»rntrnr o f the field day, cam e out in a
o c a ,» p e r w ith a aigned a tta c k upon
the local churches fo r th e ir' action. Mr . I
Jones c 086(1 his screed w ith the follow-
ing challenge:
I F in ,t:L ^ "
th e A nti-Saloon
L eague »100 if they will allow an ex ­
p e rt acco u n tan t to go through its books
, and Publish toA^e public a co rre c t sta te -
r m ent o f w here the L eague g e ts its !
m o n ej and wlhft is done w ith it.
1
,
“o n . h a d ^ c a f n t a l t a . d h is c
a r id iw o c w d e d m s e ll o p tio n »
fSucceaaor to N. ©. N ielsen
F
i h ttq , a m j e x p r e s s io n s o f r e g re t i
th iC a ry
> uwjiwjai
Ci‘“ pn»hiP wiU A m erica
Of a b a c h e lo r, d e v o tin g h is tim e
W here on* brave, conscientious tru -
c a ttle rttia ih jf » „ d t o , h e b r e e d in g
° ffl,Ce,r UaCiBd d° Wn to drink the
•tro D g R e p u b lic a n , c o n tr ib u te d la rg , j o f fa c in g s to c k — T h e f u n e ra l was ! e ^ ’ r t i
r d e r -ttnd ‘«“ tten tio n , doa-
s u m s to C le v e la n d ’» c a m p a ig n fu n d '» ’! 1 y e s te rd a y Hfte, noon a t th e W i|. ! press the r ^ c ' a u " b u X ^ r e "
T
in 1898, p u d th e u u e q u a l ju g b a n d ,
son u n d e r ta k in g p a r lo r s , a n d a ' 8al°«n is licensed little children are
led fo llow ed a s p e r p ro g ra m m e , U rg e n u m b e r o f fr ie n d s w ere p re s e n t I WK
to the greed o f the noi
th o u g h u n d e r w h ich th e r e was n o
. son tr u s t.
H
-
H in c k le y , a r e s id e n t m f ! H ave we no responsibility for th is
p ro v is io n for th e s u r r e n d e r o f p o lit
B ay fo r a b o u t 3 0 y e a r s , d ie d co"tin u o u s m assacre o f th e boys and
le a l refugees. H p w e v e r, aw o n ly (
s u d d e n ly o n T u e s d a y la s t i n h 's '
which wil1 ncv er ceMC un,il tk “
p o litic a l re fu g e e s re ac h th is c o u n t
b o u se l.,,,1 a t th e F e r n d a le w a te r 1
rv fro m R u s s ia , the in ju s tic e o f d e
fro n t — H e w as a n a ti v e o f M a ssa I
liv e rin g u p a n y p e rso n w ill be a p-
e h u s e tts . a n d s in c e c o m in g to Cong
D u ra n t J o
, c o u n ty h a d w o rk ed s t v a r io u s log-
T tis r c fg a tfeix u p a t S a l,
t h ^ a ^ i0atiwn (>f j . rtlIuoU
L a n g lo is , O r
B E E H E R JE S S
P o r t O r f o r d, O r e c
H«ek u r e fu g e In Ip ts-d a, a n d , if.
o n e « h n u ld . bis p itty g h n ie n i th e r e
w o u ld be a m p le for aril o u r d e m a m is.
B u t J o h n D. I tie k e f e lle r w w ni x
io u s for s u c h a tr e a ty m c o n s i d e r a ­
tio n o f w h ic h be wag offered o p e n
Cheever ® Bowman
Wood a n d Iro n W ork p ro m p tly d o n e a t a
R easonable price. Y n n r r,..i..........
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1» w as u n lik e ly t h a t a n y A m e ric a n I
c rim in a l w ould ev er b e a tu p id etm ngli ,
to
Kind«
Hardware of all
ii tinning thia paper.
Ju“‘ send u> • °-rd «■»’«• ! I
th e annpaL re p o rt o f T ru a n t Officer
, is ; H erm an W eber y esterd a y . C asualty
OREGON
Be sure to get SCOTT’S
A PI. DRUGGISTS
„
P O R T O R FO R D
« J ALL ’l <^oes
c re a h n g
flesh a n d stre n g th i o ra p id ly
th a t th e p ro g re s s of th e
d ise a se is re ta rd e d a n d o fte n
®to Pped- I t is a w onderful
flesh b u ild e r a n d so easy to
d ig e st th a t th e y o u n g e s t ch ild
a n o m ost d e lic ate a d u lt can
tak e it. I f you a re lo sin g flesh
from c o n su m p tio n o r a n y
o th e r c a u s e ta k e S c o t t ’ s
F. ml l s io n .» I t will s tOp the
w a stin g a n d ■strengthen the
w hole system .
p r in te d
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Paeaare,
NO BANK M ILL H A N D LE
hardware , granite
»nd T IN W A R E .
CIGARS, TOBACCO
• '• « u r , NUTS and NOTIONS.
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"Pwicd a new Store, with
H EW GOODS
North Bend Manufacture
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