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Curry County Abstract
Realty Company.
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Town and Conuty.
The assessed valuation of Coos
Registration under the new law
county fa 121,400.000.
closed
Saturday, October • 4, 1913,
j A Cooa county jury recently
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closed until November
gu
Mr.
and Mra. xvooi.
Robt. lucneuzie
McKenzie Sr. ‘ “d
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»warded C. R. Wade, a Bandon
• during which time electors in<(
hejuj. Qne ggg
Sim
< io ld B e a c h , O r e g o n Attorney, $4000 damage. In « ho have been visiting relatives in 6’
alifornia
re-
Do*
**
»^le
to
register.
Elec-
plex
Separator-good
as
new,
$60,
California
for
the
past
month
re
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I »lander case.
turned to their Elk river home yes tore who have not registered under ! One 3-year-old registered and imported
We furnish abstract of title, ! Mr. and Mr., Jobn Fromm 8r. terday.
the present system in 1918 will not Jer»«y Bull, $100. Apply atones,
H. P. CLAUSEN,
Blue prints, Ownership maps moved up to Port Oifard for the
be
deprived of their right to vote
Ih e Directors of the first N ation
winter one J‘
day * •—
laet —
week
County maps. Titles per. winl‘"
u so
- that •I Bank at Bandon are putting up at the election to be held on the 4th Bandon, (Fourmile) Oregon.
their son George might attnd school.
day of November, 1913 as they may
fee ted and Registered.
a new banking building that will be
Biookings is lobe a Model
vote under their registration for the
The Fifleld ia expected to atop one of the beat structures of its kind
year 1912 or upon the affidavit of
here the latter part of this week for in this part of the stale when it ia
The process oi work at the new
W. A. WOOD,
six
freeholders as provided by law.
completed.
matchwood,
and
there
are
eeveral
town
of Brookings in Corry county
Manager.
passengers who will sail on her for
The school boards at Bandon
■s told in a letter fropo J. E Brook
Crescent City Man Visits Grants ing» to local parties. The new
San Fianciaco.
and Coquille have been having all
To W h om it M a y Concern.
j town ia at the mouth of the Chetco
Pass.
When Lewis Farrier was leaving kinds of trouble among themaelvea
j river in Curry county not far from
ter
the
past
several
weeks.
At
Ban
t ^ t U “ hare a°wiiwyanet>^oai
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V
“Ome
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e
town for hia home on Sixes one day
West D uley, mine boat at the the California line. I l it here that
VatouUw to tideland* and water Iota in I,a*1
«oe of his horses became don the clerk reeigned, saying that
life was loo shorf-t to be spent in H otel Del Norte, Creecent City, ia the Brookings Timber and Lumber
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wrangling, and the board haa been in Grants Pass boosting for tba city company is building a saw mill and
is erected without iny eonaent. All ne*a »•’o u t half w ay out o f town,
accused by one of the local papers by the sea. Mr. Duley ia one of making a naw .town. In the letter
. parties
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- warned
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UI.VO
are hereby
to drive
o . ■
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School started
at - >
Port w Orford
piles
or —
trespass
in any a
manner
what-
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of gross mis management At Co the Del Norte county supervisors, Mr. Brookings slates it ia a plan of
soever on said ‘“tehmdsor water lota. Monday under the direction of Prof,
quille the directors are engaged in a but he’s the kind of a supervisor the oompany to put in an up to-
ulna. ANNA U .’D a MT.
nv u n . .
Portland, Oregon.
r . H. Robinson with an enrollment long and bitter newspaper . contro who would be a distinct loss to his date A llis Chalmers mill which will
of 28 pupils. The ri/ are several
_ electricity.
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versy over the selection of a build community and to the cause ofgood im run by
more children that will attend ing site.
FOR SALE
roads and of progress in general i f , work is being done on the founds
later on.
The ocean has been in a tem pes he should by any ehat&< get- aud- ‘ion and only a small portion , of
Eighty Acres of Bottom Land, situa
Mr. Duley the machinery ¡sou the ground,
A. H. Gauntlett of Gold Beach, tuous mood for the past couple of denly chloroformed.
ted on Sixes River, one-half mile from was in town over yesterday having
¡rays
that
Josephine
oounty
had The water system pi(>e line is in
weeks, causing boats to be bar-,
County Road and about six miles from
made wonderful improvement in and water ia being furnished to a
■iiueuieu
8*ar‘ed
Goos
Bay
on
a
business
bound
in
many
of
the
coast
harbors.
Port Orford. Clear title; no indebted
ness; easy terms. For full particulars tr*P< but owing to stormy weather The Tillamook, Randolph a n d ' the portion of the Crescent City j bout 20 workmen’s cottages. The
call on or address,
and a sick horse he returned home Rustler are all over due at thia road this side of the state lines since ‘own proper is not yet laid out but
MRS. ANNIE EMMETT,
place, and as a result our stores are ’ ‘he date ° f h" la8‘ •>uurn<!-v over' **• 'ill be shortly. The matter is now
from here.
933, Valincia S t . San Francisco, Cal.
Mi>a Magnolia W hite and Mrs. » ro,,n‘"g «bori on some of the staple , 1 and 1 that
** Del Norte would not be in the hands of a prominent- San
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a
' lìF f ^ A a i $ Ì AU
M it z v k a a i l . « , , a a _ J
,
W llIlH J
in keeping up the good Francisco architect.
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necessities,
such
as
flour
and
su
gar.>
T. J. Fromm started laat week for
The two latter named boats managed work'
Baid lbal l,)ere *»*• »
The Town Today.
Portland where they will spend the
to get into Rogue river several days ! ' trOr’R 8nd grOwing * n ‘im ent in
At the present time there is in
winter. The latter will visit with
Port Orford, Oregon,
ago, but are now held up at that f**°r ° f “ bo“d i88Ue 10 im Prove
Brookings a total population of
her mother, Mra. Gunder Anderson,
place waiting for the sea to amootti. the roads in his couuty, and that as 281 persons. A school ia main
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K N A PP
P r o p r i e t o r who now lives in that city.
long as Jie was su|iervisor he would
Hon. 8. , P. ... Peirce
.
, lias , been . haU* ! be there with the big boost for bet- tained and ia attended by 80 pupils.
Deputy Game Warden E J. Bak
The company is at work on a 20
First-class in every respect.
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er passed through town Monday on ing dressed lumber during the past ,
acre
log pond which requires a
week
from
the
mill
at
thia
place
to
I
n
Goad Feed S table attached. hia return from a trip into the h i. borne on Sixea. He is building , Mr>Dul^
° ’ er
seventy
foot dam. The Ledger
north end of the oounty, where he
,,u "■ I from Crescent City by W. H. Wil.
an addition onto hia residence. In
wood system of logging will be In
was called to look after some re •
son, one of the pioneer newspaper
speaking of politics on one of hia
stalled and the machinery ia now
We run the Stage from Port Orford ported game law violationa.
men of the district, who is enroute
trips into Iowa Mr. Peirce expressed
on the way to Brookings. All work
via DairyviUe, connecting with the
John Fromm Jr. and his family'^ him self as opjiosed to the Univer to Weaverville, Cat, to assume will be prosecuted aa last as condi
Stage to Myrtle Point.
spent a few days in town from their sity appropriation bills to be voted charge of the Weaverville Journal. lions will permit. There is a jleep
home on Brush creek aince our laat upon the 4th of next month. Hia — Grants Pass Courier.
HARDY T. 8TEWART
water harbor in which vessels can
issue. Johnny claim s he killed reason for this oppositiou ia that
load or unload praotioally the year
(U. SI. C O M M I h H I O N E H
the chainpicn buck of the season a the University of Oregon is more T w o W o m en in S h o c k in g A ffair, around.
P o r t O r fo r d , O r e g o n .
few days ago when he bagged a fat a school for the rich than for the
Farm Land Near.
CRESCENT CITY, C a l, Sept. 29.
seven-pointer near bis borne.
middle class, and that its policy
Office days m town—Tuesday, Wed
The
oompany
has eeveral thous
About three weeks ago Joseph has been one of graft. He slates Mra. Ruby Bartol, Mrs. Josie Horn,
nesday and Saturday of each week.
and
acres
of
agricultural
land whioh
Koch lost some papers on the road that the mileage bill, which was Otto Criizer and Orville Taggart
will
he
divided
into
email
tracts
between this place and Sixes, which passed at the laat election, was ar have been arrested and are held ifl
and
sold
to
those
wishing
to
make
W. A. WOOD
he would be very grateful if the ranged by its supporters so that the oounty jail to await a hearing
homes.
finder would either return to this the first year the University receiv on a statutory charge.
A T T O R N E Y A T LA W
Need more men.
The crime is alleged to have been
office or to himself. Among hia ed the ta x from - it, amounting to
GULP BEACH. OREGON.
papers were his receipt, etc. in re I some $850,000, it would also get the committed on the persons of May , About 180 men are now working
gard to his homestead' filings.
regular appropriation from the state, Bartol and Edna Horn, daughters at Brookings and the company
Axel North, a 40 year old logger ! thus getting a double allowance. of the two women mentioned. could use more men to advantage.
who has been working in the ’ Coos 1 Mr. Pierce would prefer to «ee the These little girls are mere children Mr. Brookings atatee the towntite
Have you any to offer, or do you county logging camps for the past money raised for the support of the and do n oljook to be more than is ideal and the company hopes to
have a community in which it will
know of anyone who has? 1 desire several years, fell from~the steamer University placed in the irreducible ten or eleven years old.
The chargee are brought by the be a pleasure to reside.— Marshfield
to purchase. Angus G. M ackay,’ Charm into the Coquille river laat school fund for the benefit of the
father of the Bartol girl, and the ; Becord.
Real Estate Agent, Port Huron, Tuesday and was drowned. He was common schools.
! story told by her two little brothers
Michigan.
intoxicated at the time, and fell
who claim to have witnessed the act
Auto Goes Over Grade.
from the boat aa she was coming
(B andon W est ebn W ould )
which ia shocking in the extreme.
down the river.
Gov. W est’s little deportation
The preliminary bearings are set
T resp a ss N o tic e .
Art Coach's big 7 passenger auto
Supervisor Marsh and crew rock
probe cost the taxpayers of Coos
for
Wednesday
and
Thursday
of
mobile from Bandon, was banging
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ed about three-fourths of a m ile of over
the grade Monday night and lh ii ’r‘* k “nd lhe P»r‘ie« will like- County about $8,000. Dollars to
Notice ia hereby given to all persons ! .i,_
„ ...
doughnuts he would not be so anx
whom it may copcem, not to enter up-' 16 wor8t roa<* on ‘he mountain
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* the mountain Uy be given separate trials.
part of yesterday
On
on or trespass upon the premises of L. 8ou‘b o f town. The work ia sub
ious to spend it it he was on the
Knapp, for tbe purpose of hunting, or stantially done, and the improve south of town, where a shove would
**dig up” end.
(Coos Bay News.)
fishing with uoox and line. Said p r e -m e n l is one that has long been have sent it tumbling a couple of
E. H. Divelbiss, an ex merchant
mires are situated on Elk River, Curr, needed. Under the able supervision hundred feet. The car had gone to
of
this city,
County, Oregon, and generally known f
,
shoe
troupe ui of Hundreds of gallons of contra i
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— - a —w
™ >,vupe
- who hsa been living in
JU the “ Bond” place.
o f Mr* Murah lh e Port Orford road Wedderburn
seven people, and when coming band booze were lately dumped into j California for the past year, and
Any person or person so irespasg-
gelling one of the over tbe m ountain in the ruin Mon- , ‘be Chetco river at Harbor, Curry I here {or lh “ P**1 lwo week’’
ill
ing for the purpose of hunting, fishing, best stretches of road in the county.
day evening tbe two wheels on the'cou nty, by order of Jumice Benham. I retUrn by the firsl 1,01,1 lo h,B
or traveling thiough in any shape form j r-i...
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i,
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: j - slipped
. j over the
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' southern home and make prepara
<or manner, or tearing down fences, or
Cb*8- q “ lgle>’> who has been j lower
grade
It must have been strong medicine;
leaving out side antes open, or molest* aWi|y from 1 ort Orford for over a and tbe ear hung almost on a bai all right, aa it is said that a salmon lions to return to Bandon and locate.
ing personal property, will be proeecu year, relumed lo bis home lown ance where if it had gone over prob after taking two drinks of it offered I
A newspaper geta little credit
ted to tbe full extent of the law.
one day laat week. During his ably all in it would have been kill-
to fight a whale for the champion- for being a booster, says an exchange.
Wn>.
R.
Johnson,
Lessee of the above " ande,in88 ‘’Tracy” ’“»» »**>>
I ed* There were several ladies am ong' ehip"of the briny sea^
Aa a general thing they booat
named premises Id ah o> M«n‘»n», Washington and the passengers and they were com I
; Canada, and says he struck many pelled to wulk six miles through tbe ' . , ’
Nicholls, water bailiff everything' that cornea along in
which the puhlicia interested, from
j place,, W|,eie wages were good but rain
rain aud
aud mud
mud to
to reuch
reach town,
town and
. „ j i i , Pre erred
*g»i'” „ ‘ J»ck Far
, ,, ch*r8es
,
a revival meeting to a horse race,
were
thoroughly
drenched
when
,U
r
l
^
g
e-o
ff
for
fishing!
after it all Curry county looks bet
N otice for P u b lic a tio n .
and the common assertion is that
, “0“ ’
D epartment op the I ntkhior ,
> ,<?■
, u a u o ever
w r *u
un.
no
was in they arrived at the Knapp h o te l' 7 ^ t "
ter than
to n him.
He
(J. 8. Land Offlee, at Roseburg. Oregon ,
,
. .
, Jo11“ E« « g r .n for not having hia the pa|ier needs the news to fill up,
June 2H,
A lw rta, Canada, during the winter shortly after nark. They went
land consequently geta no credit
nUm,* red' J "
Notice Is hereby given that
when he says that wages were $1.50 by team yesterday morn, ng. the an- T
for the spirit shown. A newspaper
< i«,-.
8' " ltIi *
I P*r hour’ but Wllh 12 feet of 8n6w
to being pulled o n to ! ,ts perilous
l
man could hang back.in the traces
.«A».!*!«»
r
ii
j • ..
z
,
the
two
former
were
fined
$o0
each
l>er «5,1907, made Homestead Entry on ‘‘le g ,o und and a wind blowing poohion followed in the afternoon.
v
« and do no pulling at all if he chose
l and costs, and Energrin was fined
Herial No. 0133», for BE
E l NW X.
so that a laboring man could ouiy
to, for he could fill his paper with
NW|,
SE l*. anf.
ltd K t\ *4 N E C ,
.
e
,
J
i
,
, 7 ..
$10 and emit.
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l l South, Range
Kauge w”rk “ few hours a day having to
Bection 3tl, Township 31
J he J illamook arrived in Bandon
“ boiler plate” at ten cents a column
15 West,
W illam ette
Meridian, spend over h a lf the tim e thaw ing Tuesday forenoon after a stormv
J»*- Wasson made a trip with the ..........................
.. display tbe spirit
if
he wanted tv
has filed notice of hia intention
.
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and eventful voyage from Portland. 8a,,"lln» b«u»‘ Big Chief tothe banks HOme people love to show. It costa
to make final Five Year Proof, to out around a stove. H e and Ray
eatabliab claim to tlie land above dea- Neely, who left Port Orford together, Among the various parcels of mis ,y ‘ng
<>*>» Bay and the Co , lllO„ey to set type, whether boosting
crilasd, betore Hsrdy T. Stewart, Unit- .
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.
ed States Commissioner, at Port Or- ®eparated several months ago and cellaneous freight arriving thereon *1U|B» l»al week, returning fou rs- something or just giving the news
urd, Oregon, on the 15 day ol August the whereabouts of the latter is not , was a thoroughbred yearling Jersey day with * Sue catch of halibut and 1 _________________________________
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bull consigned to Mr. McKenzie, a ' ° ‘her
fish, among which was a
N o tice to C reditors.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
Known.
s ii u
i u
K N A P P HOTEL,
Timber Claims.
l S u UF w K
A a Ira Worth. While
a
(F o rm e rly G au n tlett*»)
Newly Fitted Up; Electric Lights
TA B L R UNEXCELLED
GOLD BEACH, CURRY CO., ORE*
H ot
and
C old T ub
and
S hower B aths
F irst C lass Barn and Garage in Connection,
Affording all Conveniences for Saddle
Horses, Teams, Automobiles and Motorcycles
G ENERAL
4
B lacksm ithing
Wagons and Buggies for Sale, kept in Stock,
also Agent for All Kinds of Farming Im
plements; McCormick Mowers, etc.
Wood and Iron Work promptly done at a
Reasonable price. Your patronage solicited.
BEEHER
JE S8
P ort O r fo r d , O r e ó o s
DOORS - WINDOWS - MOULDINGS
A n yth in g you Need in M ill W jzJt
W rite us for P rices or a n y Inform^.,
tion you N eed in this Line
N o rth B end M a n u fa c tu rin g Co
-ÌV o v t li JEJoncl, O r e g o n
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Port Orford.
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Orford. The KeDuin® bl,iek °od, ur Alaska cod
Contractor C. H. Pesrse was in I stockman of Port
u-o ...» . ¡ i .
.u
j
1» thb C „ oiimtt
C oi bt or thb 8 tatb or
„ CuMr
Co„ Tr
town one day since our laat issue, consignees had not reckoned on U » mentioned two or three months V 0bkoon
/B K O O N r O B V C H B Y c o u n t y ,
George A. Wells,
more than a few hours’ voyage and a«°; lh al a nu,nt* r <’f 'hese codfish In th. BBUer {>f th, e8tateof.
and
says
that
he
has
completed
the
B kmjamin F. J ones
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Register. new residences of Robt. Smith and llad not made ample provision for . h»*' been caught by Jim \\ arson on | William Wittwer, deceased.
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R. A. McPherson o n .S ix e s , and forage, so it whs found necessary ,o ‘fie banks of lleceta Iliad , above. The undersigned having been »P-
that both of these parties now have put in at Cooa Bay to obtain grass lhe S '“*1» » , »nd that they were the pointed by the County Court of tbe
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N „
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firsl fish of the kind ever brought 8tate of 0reKon* ter Curry County, Ad
ex cellen t hom es although he -says for hia little bullikiea.
Short
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ministratorof
ministrator of the estate of W
William
lllian
lo
the local
market.
\Ve also
D spartmkiit or the I ntkkior ,
that the T ribunb was a little prem
ly after landing,“ Flap Jack Char .
.
.
.
.
. .
i Wittwer, deceased, and having quali-
U. 8. ¡.and Office at Roseburg, Oregon ,
noti,*, j, hereby given to the cred,
August », 191».
“ ‘ure ih an n ou n cin g tile marriage ley” Volunteered to forage for bull eainei at that tim e from Dr. Hay- j
Notice la hereby given that
of the latter named gentleman a few feed and narrowly escaped getting don, who is authority on such mat itors of, and all persons having claim»
\ \ illiam J.
hitwokth
weeks
However
Mr.
Pesrse
” r c i \ o since.
p iiiv c .
iiu w r v c i m
i,
i ra rs p
his in a tangle with an aged maid-' tert, lh a l heretofore the southern against said deceased, to present them
it for
13th, 1U08, made Homestead Entry" s /
ll1*1 ‘fi’ hoc** be has just built en lady while stealing grass through lim
H'nH
* these fish was V ancouver '’e*’'1’’*1 “• required by law, w ithin six
the w
cod
mon‘fi»
iro to
m said
‘he Hret
of
ri.IN o .0 4 M l. for NWI Serdou 14. h a . all m odern e n v e n ir o o r . - t I the fence. However, the bull was "
T!'e c»P‘,lr® of ll,e
a this
notice
Ames publication
8. Johnston at
Township 34 8., Range H West, Wil-
____e . . .
,
fed
and
fed
sum
ptuously.
W
hile
B
e
c
‘'o"ed
•
«*»»•.
‘>
ff
“>•
Coos
coun-
,lig
o(fioe
OHordi
Orogo„
lamette Meridian, ha» tiled notice of wo°fi^ fi* » very com fortable dom,
intention to make Five year Proof, to clle for tw o, but ju st wliat opinion crossing Coos Bay bar outward |
the flr8t we have ever
AMES 8. JOHNSTON,
establish claim lo the land above de-
heard of being caught in there wat-
Administrator of the estate of W il
the
owner
bolds
in
regard
to
this
bound
tbe
thtp took several aeaa
scribed, before Hardy T. btewart. Uni
liam Wittwer, deceased.
ted States Commissioner, at hia uttice matter ia not known. We are com
which were about her limit, aa sev i ers, and goes to show that tbe lim it
Dated Beptember 23, 1013.
at Port Orford, Oregon, on the 22nd
for
these
fish
is
gradually
being
ex
pelted to apologize to Mr. McPher eral doors and windows were smash
«lay of September, 1913.
They are a bet i ,
Claimant names as witnesses :
son and the lady whose name was ed in and some of the upper atruc . tended i southward.
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LOST—A gold stick pin with blue
Emery Whitworth, of Fort Orford, Or.
lure
was
in
danger
of
being
carried
"*d
f“W,r
fll,h
,h#"
UM1 l,n 8-cod. .tone ret; abould be found in neck tie.
mentioned
in
thia
affair,
but
we
E. L. White, of
r - addition
. » j . . : . to the
. . bull,
l „
.
from which they are easily dialing The same was lost between Port Orford
John Fromm Jr Of
”
trust that the incorrect information away. In
she
L. L. U hite,
that led to the item was incorrect carried over 100 tona of fieigbL— uiahed, being darker in oolor and and Langlois, probably near Denmark,
B. F. JONES,
1 laat April. A Reward of $2 v will
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having a muefi smaller head.
¡last
be giv-
lteglster. ' ugly in ila premalureness
Bandon Surf.
, en for its return to thia office.
J. M. West,
j
Knivea are ground sharp a t kh« factory
and are alw ays ready for use.
TAe blades are guarantee to
take and hold an edge
H ave ju s t received a Large Shipm ent o iS to n i
Crocks.
See our W indow as you go b y
P o r t O rio n i F u r n itu r e & H a rd w a rt
S to re.