The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, April 08, 1914, Image 3

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    Abstract-
R utty C u p u y .
G o ld B e a c h , O r e g o n
Town and County.
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ire itin e n l.
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An epidemic, eeid to be the red ’
measles, is prevalent about town.
Remember
e n _________
» on the 18th. „
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loc. „ .
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8 leva Gal tier and Fraok Catterlin
J were in town lest night, returning
, J. H . (Jpton’e remiuiaoencee in to Bandon from e business trip
thia issue w ill be (oond interesting, to
to G
old Beach,
Beech,
Gold
O r O bbooh J
.C ounty of
C urryt
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Boyle Jewelry Co.
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i right of left nipple, over 4th rib,
pawing downward eod.iswerd, lev­
ering the 6th and sevenik ribs end
He did not need an ab-
■tract; he had a Warranty
lower end o f the breast bone, end
Deed. Afterwards he found
T h e j>cop|e of M y rtle P o in t are , A t e p relim in ary hearing before fo io g on ioto “ “ » W 0“ 1“ 1
there was a lien against the to vote on levying e te a to raise; Justice W righ t last evening E . a ‘ M *d 'cal »id »»« rendered ea U r as
Egger wee bound over in the sum.jo<i P0* * ^ 1* nnder ‘ he oircum.tenoee.
plaoe for $1280, which he 615,000 to ¡Detail a sewer system.
E.
J.
Beker,
democratic
candidate
!
6500
to appear before the grand ju ry A t no tim e was there any possibil­
had to pay. This happened
for nomination ae sheriff, spent' ft%the killing of J. D. Bush. C. E. ity o f recovery.
in Curry county last year.
Du. M . L . P xmbkxtox . -
Saturday in Port Orford on matters ' In m a n furnished bail.
M oral : * Get an abstract and ' connected w ith his political aspira
In the matter of the Iuquesl of
i .u t i
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be sure. ■
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In thia issue of the T bibumi ep- J. D . Bush:
kMte. M r. Baker »Freaking an sc-
f<< th#
lhe
K N A PP HOTEL,
Port Orford, Oregon,
L.
K N A PP
P ro p rteto
First-class in every reapeU.
Go >d Feed S ta b !« attached .
¿1
We ru n the Stage from Port Orford
eta D airyvtlle, connecting with the
i to M yrtle P o in t - ,
C. W. ROBBINS, M- D.
F b y w ic la n a n d S u rg eo n
Port Orford, Oregon.
* K ” DeS. Lists 0-1X01, -1108, -1210-1214
R e s to ra tio n T o E n try o f bands In
N a tio n a l Forest.
Denmark Mercantile Co.
Bandon, Ore.
Store
Expert Hand Engravers
Up-to-date Watchmakeis
Manufacturing Jewelers
The Place Where You Get a Square Deal
Watches demagnetized and
and skillfully repaired in our
fully equipped Repair De­
partment. v (
e
To better accommodate our growing trade
and inervaaing number of patrons we have
been compelled to add to our general stock
of Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions, as
follows: Hardware, Dairy Supplies, Stump-'
ing Powder, Oils and Paints, Farming Im­
plements of all kinds, including McCormick
Mowing Machines and the celebrated Web­
ber Wagons, etc., etc. And don't overlook
our up-to-date stock of Men’s and Boys’ Cloth­
ing, Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ Dress Goods,
Cigars, Pipes, Tobacco, Candy, Nuts and No­
tions, Roiled Barley, Grcss Seed and Seed
Grain.
— F irst C lass W ork O nly —
W e, t h e j iy y empaneled lo ia
quire in to the cause of the death oY
Geo. Johnson of Astoria,“who had for County
Commissioner.
M r.
charge of the fishing interests o f the! gypher is one o f the substantial and J. D. Bush, find th at his death wee
»u se d by a gnn shot wound made
jewelers .
W edderburn T rad ing Com pany a t [ enterprising citixene of the north
Rogue river U atw aaon, passed jlown „„d ,,f tb« county, and needs no in- by a 32 40 rile . T h a t laid shot
was fired by E . C. Egger, said Egger
(lie coast a few dpye ago. to rasuin, Iroduoiion to* our voters, having
m istaking the said Bush to r ’s deer,
thewsattie position.
No. 514
previously held tlie position be again »aid shouting being done near the B. H. BOYK Mgr.
J
seeks.
-'»wo ,
Couaiy Attorney M ered ith says
fop of the divide between Sixes
.;
.• ¿ - > ... e ;
th at he w ill vigorously prosecute si,
river end Erisoti creek in Sec. 4,
Political AuBouncemeDt8.
persons who accidentally shoot and T w o T A g e d ie s O n 8 ix e s R iv e r . T p . 32 South, B. 14 \y’e»t, W M
k ill another in Curry county so long
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1, «j. i
| T lie deceased was 26 years o ld .
The announc«invnt of nay oaodi'let.
as he holds the office he does
H i*
Last Wednesday forenoon Ernest ""d that the shooting was done on for nomination to offite will br carried
In this ooluinn until after th . Primary
„
.position in Ibis m atter w ill meet Divelbies end J. D . Bush left Sixes j ¿ I * “ , 1’ ’ «
Deled this 2nd day of A p ril, 1914 election upon payment of 82.80 in ad­
w ith thu hearty approval of the R iver about the W . O. Corbin place
vance.
-
. 8 . P. Px
nciBçx
people of the co o uty.
end started in to the hills on a h u n t­
Faxn jA M tB tfti
’ FOR CO M M ISSIO NER .
E . J. Looey has been in Marsh ing expedition. About the same
J. W . M ackknxik
field since our last issue, where he lim e E. Q Egger and Geo. Ferret
O. J. M ath kb
I hereby announce myself aa a can­
8. M . H dmmbb
didate or nomination to the office of
took the M aster’s degree io the M a­ left Edaon creek on a sim ilar inis-
County Commissioner of Curry oonnty.
C ha «. FrrgHuoH
sonic lodge. M rs Louey is im p ro ving | »ion
Neither p arty knew th at the
subject to the decision of the Republi­
nicely in the hospital a t Bandon,! other
------ . was out. Ferret soon got
The day following the above can voters at the coming primary elec­
although i t w ill probably be six : tired and turned buck, but Egger
tion, M ay U , i»14.
tragedy F ra n k Rasnick was .drown
weeks before she w ill be able to re- j pushed on u n til hs reached the lop L , i while trying to ford S i x » river
R»pectfnllv
* • <*» p e ig u .
ruent of E . B. 8ypher, of
Langlois,
Boyle Jew elry Co.
EXCLUSIVE
Bandon, Ore.
Notice is hereby given that the lands
described below, embracing 2Û8.H0acres
within the Slakiyon National Forest,
Oiegon, w ill be subject to settlement tu rn to her home in Port Orford.
E. B. 8Y P B E B .
of the di vide between the tw o a trw tN I w ith a team and wagon. As B. W .
aûd entry under the provisions of the
homestead laws of thé United States
J. C. M a rtin , representing. the when he met Diveibiss end Bush 1 Dean, M T . W rig h t end Fred Jam
and the sot of June I I , HMM (34 Stat.,
FOR S H E R IF F .
w ith the result th at the latter ia. iesoo were returning to Port Orford
288) at the United States land office at Modern Confsctiopary com puny,
I
herewith
reapoetfally announce
Roseburg. Oregon, on June 2, 1914. was in Port Orford over Sunday n o w in his grave— mistaken aud | from ,|ie oorurner’s inquest over the
my candidacy for the DemooradcBom-
Any settler who was actually and in
killed
for
a
deer.
k illin g of M r Bush, they discovered
to*. Hheriff of Curry eounty.
;ood faith claiming any of said lands while returnin g to MarshfieJd from
M r. Bush was wearing a gray the evideuoe uf tb r accoiid accident— ,and should I be nominated and elect-
or agricultural purposes prior to Jan, a trip as far south as G o ld . Beach.
,ed I «ball earnestly endeavor to merit
1, 1*00, and has not abandoned same,
shirt and a t the tim e be was shot the team and wagon in ilia river the oonfideooe reposed ia me, by a
horne- I t was M r. M a rtin ’s first trip into
oc­ this section and he was very well be wee in tlie act of elooping over and the man iui«tdog. T hey w<on conacientious and bnsioeM-Uke ad­
ministration of the affaire of that office.
cupied. Said lands wore lUted npoB
to pick something u|Pt>ff the ground gave the ala rm , when it wae learned
Reepeotfully
the applications of the persons men- pleased w ith w hat he m w , and does
R. J. BAKER.
s.ow. who have a Mbfienme not hesitate to predict a b righ t fu ­ with his gun under his arm. Egger th at M r. R a.n iok had left h i. home
tio
rig ht subject to the pi ior right of any
wee about 75 yards up the hillside,
ture
for
this
part
of
the
state.
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not more than h a lf an hour pre­
such settler, provided such settler or
FOR S H E R IF F
with some brush intervening, end viously to take hie team acroaa the
applicant fa qualified to make home
G'-o.
Chenoweth
passed
through
stead entry and the preference right la
1 h*i**wV h »BBOun» myself aa a
he says that he must hu.Vu mistaken river that eveiiing ka be intended
exercised prior to June 2, I9i4, on which town Sunday enroute to G old Beach
candidate for nomination on the Dem
the gun barrel for a deer’s leg as going to Bandon the following day oeraiic ticket for the office of Sheriff
date the lands w ll' be subject to Settle­
ment and entry by any qualified per­ to attend C ounty Court, which con 1 he fe lt sure th at Bush wae a dter
1‘rimary Election to be held
to meet a friend who wa* Ooining May 18th, 1914, in (lurry County, Ore.
son. The lands are as follows: WA vened M onday , m orniqg.,
M r.
Juet getting up out of it* bed ready out frillB A rizona to v i.it h im , and
8W4 NEJ, the P E I NWJ, the EA 8W {
Yours Respectfully
Chenoweth is not a candidate to
NW JSee. 1 7 .T . W 8 , R. 12 W „ 80
C. H. B a ILKY.
to run. .W hen Egger keed Bush waa afraid that the-river might rite,
acres, listed npofi applies'Ion of* -8am suoeeed him self ae ,C ounty Commis­
•creamed
and
broke
into
a
run,
go­
H u ll, Agnoss, Oregon; List 8-1201.
during the n q bt.
FO B JO IN T -R E P R E S E N T A TIV E
The 8WJ HEi Sac. 4,, T . 34
U W. sioner, which is regretted by m tn y ing about 75 y a rd , before he fell.
E v id e n tly t t i hur«e on the up­
W . M , 40 acres; application of Mrs. Jo- o f his friends as he baa made an
I lake this iiteane of an Bouncing my
W hen Egger realized what he had stream aide h» i lost hia hailing in
banns Parker, Maria), O re .: List 8-1208.
candidacy lor the Republican nomina
A tract of-48.60 aciVe. wifhin what * t i l able, honest and fearless qffl^inl.
done he ealle.1 to Bush and started ! H,« a v | h wau,ra n d had begn swept lion for Joint Representative of C o »
probably be when surveyed .Rect. 21 h The Rustler came d o tin front
to his araistanw. My. 'D iv e lb iv . under the wagon tongue, sri when sod Curry counties, and reapectfully
and 28, I t 88 8., g. i t W ., described as
request that my name be eonsideredat
►ris
follows: »Beuiuning a t Corner No. 4 j Coos Bay an d the CoqdiilbA river .was some 2D or-30 y g
r |w«y fro» they
found the near bona w ». the primary ekjctiou M ay 16, »14. ‘
whence the southeast corner of 8eo. 82, Sunday w ith some 80 tons of freight
Reapectfully'
.
the vic tim when he was shot, and found on the o ff side and vice versa.
T. 38 S., R. 11 W., bears 8. 22 degrees
K. J . L O N X T .
88 min, W
171.87 c h a ; extending for this olsoe, and after unloading reached hi» aide about the same T h e outfit was carried into deep
thence N.;27.Wchs ;tbenoe W. 10oh».;
tbeaoe 8. jffi degrees 30 min. W., 23 20 about one-half of her load Mooday tim e th at Egger d id . One of the water and was found on the first
FO R COMMISSIONER.
chs ; tbegee 8. 1» degrees 46 -min. K., a s tiff breeze came up .¿froei the fir.t tilings that the wounded man riffle below where they started to
11.90 chs. J thenee N. 70 degrees E.. 18.-
I hereby reepeotfully anoounw my
« 0 eha, tq the place of beginning, ap­ south and she was forced to sail with ¡said, was to the effect that lie was ford the stream, a distance of about detlre to secure the Republican nomi­
plication pt Robert Edgreti, of Agnesa, the real of her cargo for the hay. hnrd h it hot would pull through a quarter o f a mile, w ith the water
nation for County Commissioner of Cur­
Oregon; List 8-1210. Lot 12 of See. 4, W ith the w harf repaired, the freight
all right. Egger r tar ted for aasi.t- from 10 to 20 feet deep. The horse ry county, and request that my name
T. 32 8., R. 14 W ., 40 acres, application
o fC h a rle fB . Sexton, Denmark, Ore- could have been unloaded several ance and Diveibiss stayed with
on the near aide was a young, pow and qualifications be duly considered
n; List «-1214. March 18. 1314. O. limes over.
Bush, As soon aa possible 6 or erful a n im a l, and during the strug­ at the primary nominating election on
. Hsiicq, Assistant Commissioner of
M ay I6tb, 1914.
the General Land Office
The Comm ercial C lu b reoentlyj 3 men reached the scene of the ac­ gling had freed him self from his
Reepeotfully yours
3-11 DeS.
cident and started with Bush on a
received from the Forestry Depart­
bridle, and when found bad drag
A. A JA M IESO N.
" K ” DeS. Lists 8-082,-1032,-1122,-1148 m ent a sample of clothespins made »tretcher for the nearest house, th at ged the wagon and his dead mate
The of J. W . M ackenlie’s 5 or 6 miles into com paratively shallow water.
R e s to ra tio n to E n t r y of* L a u d a from Curry county alder.
FOR S H E R IF F
’
In N a tio n a l F o re s t.
pins are of excellent quality. They away. A trail bad to ba cut
L aoiss AMD UiMn.KMxM j f hereby
H e was u ninjured, and nickered for
Notice ia hereby given that the lands are light and strong, and the graiu , much of the way, and it was six
assistance when he aaw hi« rescuers announoe my candidacy for the office
described below, embracing 227.91
of Sheriff of Curry County, sUbjeot to
o
f
the
«(Mid
is
so
One
th
at
they
are
I
o'clock
in
the
evening
before
they
acres, within the Siskiyou Natioual
enuring. ■ ’ *
your decision at the Republican Pri­
Forest, Oregon, w ill be subject to set­ proof against splintering and are reached . the house— the accident
I t is thought that M r. Rasnick mary Election to be held in Curry
tlement uudentry under the provis
Ions of tbs homestead laws of tlie very d ifficu lt to split. There is having happened about I I o’clock either gut out to assist hie boreea County May IS, 1914.
United States and the act of June 11, much of thia wood in the county, A . M . During thia long trip the
Should I be nominated end elected to
when they first got into trouble or
10W (H4 Stat., 233), a t the United states
land office at Roseburg Oregon, on and it seems th at this might be aa wounded man never complained, elee attempted to swim to shore said office, I shall endeavor to dis­
but tuid the men th at he was stand­ when they reached deeper water. charge the duties of said office earneit-
ud in good faith claiming any
ing the trip fine and expresaed the H a d he stayed in the wagon be ly and fairly to whomsoever concerned.
o f said (anda for agricultural pur­
A . J. Marsh and son, Louie, ar
Sincerely youre
poses prior to Jan. 1, 1908, and has not
i Ireliel' that he would gel w ell— a be would have been ail right, aa some
W . A. B IS H E L .
abandoned same, has a preference rived botpe from Portland Inst 8» t
rl
J * ' “—
r
! lief that he held un to the last, and sm all articles weie in the seat th at
rig h t to m akes bemesteod entry fu
,or I urday evening. Lom e is the young . . ,
, /
“ u
h» had no word of oeneure for the had not been disturbed, showing
FOR TREASURER
lands were listed upon the applications man who lay very low for m any
man who shot him. Dra. Robbins th a t the rig had not been overturned
of the persons mentioned below,' who week»
week« with
with lung
lung fever
ft
1 hereby announoe my osnriidacy
at the Ban
have a'preference rig ht subject to the
and Pemberton, who had been called but had Boated ill an upright po­ to the office of Coonty Treasurer sub­
W hile in
prior right of any such settler, pro­ don hospital last spring
met
the parly in the woods before sition.
vided auch settler or applicant la Portland M r. Marsh had his son ex-
- - ject to the will of the Republican vot-
qualified to make homestead en try ,
.
they arrived a t the house, but all
M r. Rasnick was a man from 60 1 ere a t the coming primary election.
and the umfarem« right la exercised I am ined by a specialist who pro-
Kbapactfullv,
prior teiWby 14, 1914,.o n which date DOUDced him to iar sound and in that medical aid could do was to to 65 years o f age, and bad been on
F bamx C a I vahbu ..
the lands w ill be aubjoct to aettlement
.
. . .
...
.
relieve the wounded m an’4 suffer­ Sixes some two or three yqars. U n ­
and entry by aây qfiulIfleârp&ïOfiT A ' first claaa physical eon ditto« . ' L o o
ings. Mrs. Bush went from her
til recently he had been liv in g on
tract of ten acres, within what w ill|je nuw wejghs 195 I be.— nearly 100 i
FO B SU R VEYO R .
probably be when surv,
ris u l.T .
. , , . j
.. , : home at the Inm an m ine to the the'Fitshugh plaoe, which he had
more
than
when
he
left
th«
hospital.
1
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fowowd:
36 8., R I I W ., deecri'
•
, Mackenzie cabin and was there when rented, but a short tim e ago be
anee
the
Beginning at corner No.
I herewith announce my candidacy
r i ' v b f t l i i ' T h e iwople o f the n o r t ^ r t je n d of , bey bri)Ught her hM baild iu , rom
nortiieaat corner »( Bed.
leased and moved to the lVtm , Ma
for the office of County Surveyor, sub­
R. 12 W ., bears E, KTcRi
county verv generously- raised the woods and was with blbi whdn
iheuey place on the opposite aide of ject to the will of the Republican vot­
cha.. . extending
extendin thence W. ’ 2.16
6300
the wnbyw of J . , E u s » r ,
me 8,’ 3 6U fitJ th e o tr fW r K a i
thence
he passed sway about lnid uig ht tlie river. , H e wae an industrious er! of Curry Conn ty a a e x j» i1eaeed kt
ice Ñ| 3 SO A s ,, thence;,W . 4*30
thence
w&° * * • *B,t *” •<r**«htene4’ c ir­ tfpit night.
t in coming primary election, f
ice N. 8.83 cha., t h é n c é ifi cha.
thence
man and a good citizen, and came
Reapectfully,
___ to the pi lace of be­ cumstance«. Before she would ao
thence 8. 8.83 cha.,
J. D. Bush was a young man of here from Eastern Oregon, H e has
ginning, listed upon applfcati'in
of J. cept the money Mrs. Bush insisted
lica
J am . M. C s » b « lu
fine
physique
and
excellent
charao
H. Roundtree. Agnesa O ifg b h ; lirt
no relative* here and but little ia
8-962 > A tract of 72.48 aores, within upon a list o f the names o f those ter, and had been in thia vio in ily
known of his fam ily connections.
FOR COUNTY C LR SK .
w liat will probably be when surveyed, who had donated to the fund, say­
several years. H e lenveaa wife end H e leaves an estate valued at from
Bee. 88. T. 40 K„ R. 12 W ., W . M „
I hereby announoe my candidacy
described as follows: Beginning at ing that alts would make it - one of two ch ild ren — the youngest of which 61500 to 62000. U p to the lim e of
for nomination io the office of County
Corner No. I, Identical with Corner the aims of her life to see th at ev­
ia
about
three
months
old.
H
e
going to press his body had not Clerk subject to the wishes of the Re*
No. 4, of L.G . Branch's Application No.
320; extending thence 8. 87 degree* E. ery dollar of it was retn'rned. Prior also had a brother, George, who had
pub lean voters of Curry County as
been recovered.
18.60 chs., them « N. 61 degrees *5 min. I to her marriage Mrs- Bu*h was a
expressed a t the coming primary
been with him here. H e form erly
E ., 43.30 chs , tlience N. 0 chs., thence,
election to be held M ay » 19IA
8. 72 degrees 30 min., W ., 68.10 cha,, 1 School teacher.
» m e from near G rants Pass, where
C h u rc h 8 e rv iC 8 t.
thence S. 38degrees30m in., E., lo c h s .,
J. B. S tambabd .
his
parenis
reside
and
to
which
M
rs
Flora
I.
Foreman,
a
So<-¡»l¡«t
to the place of beginning, listed upon '
Sunday, April 12th: An Easter Ser­
application of J. B, McM illan, Bux 108, agitator, who taught at Denmark plaoe his remains were shipped.
mon in the morning; everybody wel­
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FO B JO IN T R E P B E S E N T A T IV R
8WJ
8 w | , the
§ AJ B - K * L S 8-1082.
W i, the The
WJ • * “ >e" r* *< ” an'1 h* '< •’’Ouble with
E. G Egger, who did the shoot­
N’i r i B \\'l Bee .17, : the iM'hoo! Isiard at that place on so
come. A t night the service will bo
N K j BW f, the EJ EJ 8 W | 8 W I Bee .17,
I hereby announce myself aa a can­
ing, is a young single man who mostly song service; the choir has pro-
T . 33 B., K. 14 W ., «0 a c r» , Hated upon
didate for the nomlnailoa f.«r the office
applic-tlon of E. A. K norr, Port Or onnnl of her insistence on mixing lately arrived on Sixes from W a ld o ,I pared special music, and the send»
fonl Oregvb : List 8-1122. A tract o f, her |KiliUcal beliefs with her school ‘ O r., and who had never seen Mr. will be interesting and entertaining.— of Joint Repreo-ntatlve for C» m , u <I
Curry Oountiva subject to the « ill of
srea, -*-•-*
w lthip what
. .
.
86.48 acres,
*— • will proliably ;
Come.
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A surveyed. Se». 34 au<» 86. f . ” ,rk - « n,” r ln trouble at Q uincy, Bu«h u n til after the fatal accident.
be
when
Tuesday, April 14th. at 1. F. M. the the Deniocnulc voters »1 tne mid
40 8., R. 12 W ., describe^ as follow»: i 1 O r., where she refused
r
to remove >0 H e ia said to be nearly disliacted
2nd and 3rd quarterly conference will Counties at the Primary Election to lw
B ecinaingat Cornel
i<*
9, of Jfp.
l.let .,L .No'J'c'dil*'
literatu re from the School over the affair.
be held by Dr. Abbett, of Eugens, He held H ay 16, 19'4.
with corner No. 19, of Liat No.
extending th e n » N. 69 degrees, E.’ room. W hen aha was deposed ae a
Respectfully,
The day following the shooting will also preach at 7 JO P. M. We
A. A dolphsmb .
«— w . w ~ a . o e . ~ J
Deputy sheriff, B. W . Dean and would be pleased to have you with us at
that time. J
89.80Clis., thence N. 38 degree» au into. ( friends and descended upon the Justice, M . T . W rig h t, went out and
B. B ist P adix ,
si s s x X ;
•>
'«
FOR TREA SU R ER .
held a comrner’e Inquest, «nd the
9.98 olia., to the place o^ beginning, and threatening her auccesaor with following certificate o f Dr. Pemher
1 hereby announoe m yself a t a can­
Hated upon application of L . O- Urench
I ton and report of the ju r y are taken
d id a te for C o u n t jr Treaanrer snt-ject to
MILLINERY NOTICE.
» n s ol L B. Nlchola, Hstebor, Oregon ; violence. Aa a result of the esca­
the w ill of the Republican voters at
pade Mra. Foreman and her friends from the records of that inquest,
Liat 8-1148.
The ladles will find a nice
the coming Primary Election.
February 29,1914. • C. M . Bruce.
were placed under SlOOObonda each which w ill be brought before the
Aaaiatant Oommisaloner of the Gener­
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of Spring hats at Mas. M. A. N iklssns ,
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