The Port Orford tribune., March 10, 1915, Image 2

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W EDNESDAY M ARCH 10, 1916.
au>l ili« average tatu i ia Ihraa day»- as ia n t*» r re«*« ted to by
elotliOil ia tha habilim ent» oi
H « » i l l receive fu»
men
gen«
Published Ryery Wednesday, by
Mileage
Par U ito t
T . STK WA MT.
I mt IKM b U i AU.
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VA LVE IN HEAD
MOTORCARS
not rebuke the above gratuitous
»lm on tlieir xeM at Ilia Hr»t <>,>por
lo n tty they » i l l convict thein»el*aa
>« Ix ing uapiitda of harboring envy
e guarantee the Buiek Valve-In-llead Motor to dovel-
op and deliver more power than any other type of
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automobile motor «♦ eama size—American or Foreign make.
«gainst a xi» ter wli'«u ititelleet un I
and co iltiral rise »fieri» a Italo upon
Board at Gouoty Seat,
liorna, 3 day», at t l 50
woOianbt«id and drntutiM rai«» I ba I
there i» mi lionoralile eminence to
Average discount on »crip
A ovnm aine Karaa Ksaao, t u l .
tl4H5
(hat Mr.
Total
Tbua i t arili l.e »een
H o placa alo ng the const off«ra a
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Copa baa actodily M iv e d thè penplc
b a tla rlo c a tlo o fu r a « M . a t a U n n , £ £
>b<J
nniler M r .
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tban P o ri O rio n i, and HH
gbouid ba brougtil (a lb a atteu
Iba » . * • * ■ ■ » » ( i f t b . Capa
B U IC K |
110.00 tlrtuei*.
• • 00
I f ilta woiRt-o ri4 » r« o f Orejmn do
T u la !, in county*aorip
fiUBfiUEtPTlQN RATEA.
P
atitici,
vx»>en«r, fu tir «laya
S » . O p y O » . Y « « i. . . . . . . . V 7 ...»1.8«
fo r man and bora«
Carriage
. Tk*p(UtiMaaaAM»B rw rrp a m .
liU w it k id « « »• wSUk gau» »nk-5
a i'
for a broth** political
An ex b lb itu m of nogal
H a r t 60 mile* from the County Seat, ian try and p arti«in iittlanraa
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U p to n a p ro p n a tu o n tha anorm ou.
net r-m unaratioB of 14.78,
to
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which mem tiara of the »ax m ay not
in oonB'leaue aspire.
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T h a 8 . F. B u lle tin gives an ac.
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n
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mb * i city
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a w, rrao t
In addition to the great power of the Butck Motor, it is
unusually economical, giving more miles per gallon of gas­
oline than less powerful motors of different types.
The 191$ Buiek is a beauty—graceful and aristocratic
on the Boulevards—but a Giant ot Power when called upon.
W atch this space!
What is trne of one Buiek is true of all
; sizes from $900 to $1650—Fours and Sixes
G. W. Zumwalt <fc Sous
for
tb « a*ra»t o f bar buaband, A lly ,
Prank B. Storey for drWerliAg hi»
C . eo m . u n o b .trUeledx fro,n ». y .
f.v u rin g « l r . v a g . u t fa m ily at the anal fo r tha apace or
two years, T h a B u lle tiu add»:
diraotion, and «o aituated 9» ji«d tu |
oBieial aalnriea, but »a believe that
“ M rs. G lory gained much nolor
£a
" aaen from
....... any
.. •. d a . ta , n e ’ , a l * T , ‘ in order t«i eib,iloy the ear vie«» of
jb a i pom «**rcia
c u
wo
’ |, h l a sod competent w in for aucb iety some years ago by engaging in
prMi to p a U a rn after l b . exab .pl«,
m U f| g„ aw lheu, . a newspaper controversy with Col.
m t b y t h . B a ll o n «lab, • ’ ^
“ i W r . ud j u . t etmipenaatioo.
Boosevait."
pU(i«m » U » tx . movadi A
c o b . locatori ber. Bt l b . l m - a .c g e .
th e aUsntloo of the proper
to tha merits of th eir town aaaajjfe.
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T O P IC S .
C. MALEHORN, AGENT, LANGLOIS, OR.
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Roosevelt consigned to membership,
in the Annaaiae C lub besides recall
ing her husband, whom he had sent
as M inister to A ustria, charging
th at Mrs. B. had lied ia w riting
boms to a friend th at she-and bus
bend had visited tha Pope in- be­
h a lf n t Arch bi»hop Irelands ran-'
O uun^i^ioiiers, especially
plac we should have good roads. '
didacy fbr C ardinal in obedieaice to
T h a work can be done cheaper now as there was a b ill pending at the
the u rg in t i< quest «>( the Prevident.
than a t any other tim e o f the year. same tim e to reduce the Lane Coun
Teams w ill work for a smaller wage, ty G oain isrio iie/a fiorn <5 to 98
I n tbs newspaper confab Mrs,.
nod aa they are inlersetcd iu get ' p,.r
hill passed con-
Btorvr reprtNluoed in the press aav-,
tin g a baid m i faced road so as 1 °, cu rren tly w ith Peiree’s $800 a year
eral frien d ly letters w ritten her by
lengthen their hauling season, con* SIM|
measure.
the Pi «widen I prior to the outbreak
niderable donation work «amid ua
o f iliu war between them, in there
donbtedly be secured. T a lk the
T h is is explained by the opera­
letters she was u nifo rm ly ejidretwvd
ttor op— boost it abm g— so that tion o f a Sort of'reciprocal ouurteey
aa “ M y Dear M arta.”
t O rford m ay have an entrnu«» betwetu members many of whqiu
to l)»« town from one direction that arc also resting under a eacret cam
L ater oh, and near the tim e o f
| t need not be ashamed of.
|ieign pledge to boost tha ealary o f Mr'. Roosevelt's return from A frica,
some cadaverous aspirant for “ mora” and after “ M y Dear M a ria ” had aa-
An H. L. F. Silo; Save your feed and in­
crease your milk flow, by supplying an
abundance of good feed when yon most need
it.
WILL BARR,
Local t?pre8eniutive.
Gold Beach, Or.
R estoration T o E n try o f l,an«ls ia
th a t Comm |eaionrre are e n title d to
po more pay for th eir service» than
ju ro rs or wltaeseee. E v e ry oitiaen
la »opposed to ba eq u ally oapable o f
jorities _as West a)«o would 'h a v e
N a tio n a l Forest.
been had he not unqualifiedly for
NMIce is hereby given that the land»
bidden tb * wse-sfi hia name. And described t«low, embracing S9.07 »crea
, e p b M i , ¡ , k n l to the contention within (fib bislriyeu National Forest,
serving as a witaeee or ju ro r; they
have liu la io do but listen, and tbe
f r»’
raepowsiMBsy is nothing; when they
pre discharged their ear vive ia ended
« f Commissioner is a
t b a l , (K, ,„ a „ j U ary era are honored
¡ , ' , :
leoialatiwe hodim
w ith »eats in hwrwm
our legialattva Oodles
wllew , v „ rt.mem b .re d that the
a n ife n t'j under the provision« of the
homestead tawa of the United States
snd t a . » c t «1 June tt, 190« ,J4 S ta t,
tha United
933) at tha
United States
States land office at
ttoaebn re. Oregon on April » , ISIS.
al»,ve named Governors were Dem Any settler
tile r who wae
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actually and in
* faith claiming any of said lands
«wrats, elected and re eleoted in a
for agricultural purposes prior to Jan.
st responsible position, for every stviigly Republican State.
1,19 8, and has not abandoned same,
Jhing relating to the co u n ty’, gov­
baa a prelorence right to make home­
stead
entry for the lands actually oc­
ernm en t and the proper manage
They were aii lawyers who, in
Said lands were listed upon
m ent o f tba flnanoea of tbe «Miunty ' 1918, lent themselves to the pre cupied.
the applioaiions of the persona men-
depend« upon the intelligence, abii- ‘ liiu in a ry no,»piracy to wreck the tioned below, who bar« a preference
fig h t subject to the piior right of any
jty s a d faith ful eervioe of the mem-1 Weet adm in istratio n, aud yet failed auoli settler, provided such settler or
applicant is qualified to make home
bars o f the Contiaiaaioper’a Court, d ism ally,
stead entry and the prefereDoe right ia
nod it must be admitted that there I
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a r c a to a y tnen who M r v a . w iu L B * • » Q ^ n o r Theyer who ad exerebad prior to Apr. 99,191S, on which
date Urn lands w ill be subject to settle­
pease, and ju ro r, who would not " “ »«‘^ e d the people o f Oregon to ment and entry by say qnalified per-
A tract of 99.07 aores, within
Lake
competent Comun»sioners. » •nd m<«
• nd ™ k i" «
what will probably be, when eurveyed,
competent Coniuiiasionere.
men to
to tbe
the Legislature
Legislature to
to tfiu ex bee. 10, T . M
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men
K . 11 W , W M - de­
p is to Ike interest of the people to
scribed by metea aud bounds, aa fol­
elusion o f lawyers and bankers and lows:
Beginning at oorner No. 1,
phooaa ftom among tl|ein th eir bast
professional politicians.
whei pe oorarr No. 1 of the J. O. Calla­
inform ed, iwtalligent and subatan
han application boats N 9 «leg. 16 min.
(ia l men. who are perm anently
Thyra are m gny positions which W ., 89 40chains: extending thence B.
66 deg. 4» min. w ., I t chains; thence
identified w ith the beet interact« of rtq u ira to ba occupied by men of B. 8.6«, chains; thence 8. 49 (jog. £ ., is
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I d*‘g.
«o
i; thence R . | i deg. K , 8.90
the county, to serve them as Coro- legal tra in in g , but tha fewer u f chain.;
chaipa a ; th e ____
« .. N . 9deg. 1 .3 .9 6 chabM ;
tui»sioner; and is it n o t getting »uch to find th eir Way into Congress thence f Si
8.90 ------------
chains - :
N. 14
14 deg.
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dow n pretty sm all fo ask such n»n and State Ixg ie le lu rea the better. tlienoe N. 9 «tog. 16 min. I., 11 08
chains, thence M. 9.94 chains to the
to assume not only the labor, but
place of beginning, application of H u­
T h e «m s piracy whioh culm inated i no H a re r, Agnpaa, Orwgon ; Liat 8-1679.
the responsibility for 50 cents a day
The 8 W ^ B E i s \v J ,Be«s. 1?, T. 39
w hile tha common laborer, w ithout in legislating Mi»s Fern Ilobba out K. 14 „ . , 1 0 aerea, application of
rge H . Wilson. Port Orioni, ore-
responsibility, rcoaiyea at least 11.50 of a lour year p«wit,«M, which she Ueori
; L ia t 8-1879. February 10; 1916. U.
a d ay. net. Y et th at ia about what waa em in e n tly qualified to fill, waa SiUK.
Bates, Assistant Gommuuiooer of
Oeneral
1 And Office.
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M r. U p to n ’» proposition ooatam- batched by lawyers who required tb eO
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Hardware of all Kinds
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M a c h i n e r y A 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 w b o rn e ,
M i l w a u k e e M a c h in e r y .
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Axso G ohtractor « ft B uilder
Estimates given; Plans and ¡Specifications
. furnished on application.
P a in t s , O ils & S tu m p in g ; P o w d e r
baca home; and fu rth e r explain ed cured‘ a statement from M r. Ire la n d
by the fact th at the oounty salary th at M r. RooSevelt had h im self told
one, question efiects o n ly tiie peopld of a him that he had instructed the Bel
pwiag to 'tb a repent rale* of »alary, 1 given oounty,
______ wherefore the people laroy’s, Catholic friends o f tha Arch-
wa puhtlsli the following from our ! Rf no otbqr county must participate bi»bop, io his behalf;sba broke tato
piga o f 18U3 when Hon. J. H . U p
in the expen
tbe press again, and v e ry definitely
too wm a Populist m em ber o f this
consigned M r. R . to mem bership l a
The cab.‘h u k fie re n t «ben it is
tbe A a a a n b a C lub, and to which he
legislature, chowlng tbs» a t th at
proptwed to atTd to tb * «naspenea-
pm e there was it strong sentim ent
declined to ha any way respond.
lion o f a C irc u it Judge, loi instiace,
th at our pounty Commissioners «ere
“ M y Dear M a r ia ” in defens« <>f
pot receiving adequate compensation for this ex|Mm»e ia a cu rren t charge
against tbe w hide people. Against •e lf »ml husband, inaivtt-d th a t M r.
and thia sentiment, whether well
this and the reckless m u ltip licatio n R. had been moved to duubfo on
fuondad or not, haa prevailed to a
of needless Ju d g ttb ip » , there waa a bis track by the in d ig n an t protests
great extent up to the present time:
s tiff fight put up d u rin g tbe late in some quarters against tha Presi-
Representative Upton has made »ea«ion. Indeed there waa a b ill dt-nt'al*Vi>areDt relaiions w ith the
|>imself heart! in the le g is la tiv e ' ia the Senate provbUng for th * re­ Popeanrf Irvln nd in the Cardin a late
fip ilf, and has figured quits prtuai
duction of Judicial sabkeM back cunleet. I t was an “ inexcusable”
p en tly in moat o f tbe im portant to $3,000, a s a la ry that every aSpir blander un M rs. Storer’e p art ia
p atters coming before the legisla­ ant k it th« braeh deemed more than p erm ittin g tbe public to become
ture. H e baa been vigilant and ea- »'liq u ate at the tim e be waa igtsi- poeeeased o f the facts involved.
W h o wee i t who said “ no women
tive, and so far aa wc ars able to qneing lor th e ptoao.
can keep a tc c re lf”
learn be baa acted in a m anner con
Even qur non-veto G overnor had
aietant w ith bis views as expressed
to call a b a it and void (w o o f (b e
The Oregonian, in a very readable
in the past, and in line w ith tbe
fiV» new Judgeship» gf ll'« 21 ¡0 ed itorial on W ashington’» birthday
policy marked oat by. his p arty .
Ibe 19 d is tric t*» nrasy togial ature erra in accrediting the authorship
Borne o f the measures introduced
and advocated by him a r . good, «»ml W atod upon l l , . people, and o! the faretvell address of the F ath er
yet he felt called gpnn to interjaet o f hia C o u n try to Alexander H a m
w biiy |he m erits of some are quest
apologies in doing tbiq p lain d u ty , iilo n for no fact in history is better
topable, more especially th a t re­
so fearlul was he o f the consequence established than that James M adi
ducing tbe par diem of Com m ie
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son waa tbe author of th a t Justly
siooera to 18. I n years past, when • of offenJlBfi th« “Mr.
celebrated (bicumenl; in m atter and
Commissioners reoeived but 13 per
Prnnoyar and Cham berlain and
manner it waa like bin, and w ho lly
j|ay i) was univsrsally adm itted W eal, so far from cringing and bow­
b n like H a m ilto n .
Keep history
}|)at they were not sufficiently re­ ing to the behtats of the lawyers,
straight.
munerated for their services, and they actually sboweJ them no re
Langlois, O r. i
there was almost a unanim ous de- apt-ct
whatever. P tftnoyer
and
mancTlhat their pay lie increased. C ham berlain were complimented
VlT.do not agree w ith M r. Upton by re election w ith increased ma­ " K ” W. E. M .
Uato »-1870and -I67S.
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Ag tb g »object is no« a liv e
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Langlois Hardware
Store
Buy
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Commissioners Salaries.
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A ll a mistake. I t w as Mrs. Bel­
lam y Storer (n o t S to rey) that M r.
Before ail o f Iba team , are busy
Bv J H. U ptor .
^rith their regular summer’s work,
an effort should be made to gravel
E dito « T r ib u n s : —
tha Oregon street road. T his road
Some people ara wondering rby
ia largely mud in winter and dnst no member objected to M r. Peirce’»
in summer. T h e moat of it ia w ith- b ill providing lor the astounding
)p tha town lip iits, wbera of all , increM#e uf if>e compensation of our
Tha
I t belongs to
»i
I l ia announced th at Port O rford
w ill b ars regular steamer service
w ith tastli San Frauci>-oo and Port
land-when the new w h a rf ia b u i l t
P in e l i n e o f G u n s , B a s e b a ll p a r a ­
p h e r n a l i a , a n d o t h e r S p o r tin g ;
G o o d s k e p t I n S to c k .
Curry County Abstract-
Realty Croyany:
G o l d B e * £ h, O r e g o n
B o o r s a n d W in d o w s i n v a r ie t y
c o n s t a n t ly k e p t hst h d n d .
«Bit W ould )
■riit
W . R v, Boice
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nf E u reka, C al.,
cam« in pn the Elisabeth w ith hia
brutber ^larcucqfrom San Francisco,
ipg the remains uf their
acoompaayii
lather, who died there suddenly
last week. T h e mothenalso re tu rn ­
ed on tl,9 bool. Slie ia in poor
health aqg not able to
house,
j
leave
tbe
He thought the tide gnoJ,
ta r he t a d honght frem eld
G>am ta ffad cot the deed
■ at w i record; he would
B a t awce.
T ha
had aevar seen, but
la d y that np tee . Thehwyer
Cheever Q Bowman,
wanted the farm if the title
was goad,
Several men went o u t to tbe A g ­
nes» m inipg section this week and
intend going to the vicin ity o f tbe
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'P i p e F i t t i n g s , P lu m b in g ; a n d T i n
w o r k o f a l l k in d s d o n e o n s h o r t
n o t ic e .
r
but bad to
L a n g lo is , O r .
be
shewn. TI m deal fell through.
G et an abstract and be ready.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
John R. Sm ith discovery, by way
DcrASTMKKT OF TUX I n TBBIO
B,
o f W agner and ilia trails leading
Roseburg, Oregon
aoulh from there. Among then, U . 8. Land office at January
16th, 1816.
Notice ia hereby given that
were Cbhe. Laub, M . A . Sw«*iman
VICTOR H . B E R K E Y
and M r. Teeter. They haves grub­
Port Oiford, Oregon, who, on De­
stake lo-iaat them several weeks of
cember 38th, 1912, made Homestead
and w ill travel w ill, a puck a n im a l Entry, Serial No. 08495, for the SEJ of
8E1 See. 14, 8W ) ot SW I of See. 13. the
after leaning W agner.
the N E | of X E i of Seo. 98, and N W )
NW J Section 94. Township 32 South,
A member o f the Hauser A H aus­ Range
16 W - Willamette Meridian,
er railroad contracting firm safe the has filed notice of lutention to make
Final Commutation Proof, to establish
report» about hia company having claim to the land ebove tie-cribed, be­
a contract for grading south of Coos fore Hardy T. Btewart, U. 8. Commis­
sioner, at hia offioe at Port O rfo rd. O r
Ray is not correct. H e »aye there agon, on the jtb day of March, 1916.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
w a* talk of tbe S. P. starting work
Elsworth B. Hall, of Port Orford, Ore.
oa the Cone Bay Eureka sect in» of Freeman Davie, of
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the Ooaat line as soon aa the Coos A. O. Pedersen, of
O. L . Grasou, of
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Bay.Eugene Section w*» done, but
J. M . Urvox,
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Register.
th at tba European war caused ft to
be intfeftnitely postponed. They
w eN in* hope« of having it a ta ri« *
In the Cdnaty Court of tba Stata of
an thaf'’tN6i eq*rpm«-rit being used
north ¿ f ^ f ljja jla y coqlJ be used
south ofcjj^re. tijue saving a long
haul of iqitchinery.
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Notioc ia hereby given to all perwxie
whom I t may eoacera, not to eater up­
on or treapass upon the premiers of L .
Knapp, for the parpoee of hunting, nr
fish lop with uoox and line. Raid pre-
misee are situated on Elk River, C arty
County, Oregon, and generally knowh
as the “ Bond” ploo».
Any person or persar s so treepaw-
iog for the purpose of hunting, fishing,
or traveling tb tough in any shape fura
or manner, or tearing down fences, or
leaving out side g«tes open, or nurfeet-
iag personal property, will be prosecu­
ted to tbe fall extent of the law.
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Wm. B. Johnson,
Leaves of ihe above
prnaiaea
____k, deceas'd^
Notice is henfby given that tbe un-
dersigned.jMiministrator of the Estate
of W7 F. Raanick, deceased, has filed
his Final Account in said Court, and
that Monday the 6th day of April,
1916, at the hour o f 10 o’clock in the
foreneon of said day, at tbe Court
room qf the County Court of Curry
Couuty. Oregon, in the town of Gold
Beach, haa bean fixed by an older of
said court aa the time and place for
hearing objections to said account, and
tbe settlement thereof.
Dated at Port Orford, Oregon, thia
16th day of February, 1916.
R. A. MCPHERSON,
Administrator of the Estate of W. F.
RaaaitA,
WM.T. STOLL, Atty, at Law
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Harness, Fishing-tackle
Stumping Powder
’ X'O< ;
W M . G ILLINGS, PROP.
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full line of
S to v e s
and
R an ges,
; S u e m s e y , si^lunxinum , i^ n g s a n à 3 y t a l»
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M in in g L a w * S pecialty
Coke Bldg. M abbhfibld ,
ling, S tile tto S u ttle n j,. S a n t e m s ,
Oa
W. A. WOOD
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Mkaaa8a*»awÍM8wbi
a t t o r n e t a t law
FOM SALE
Port Orford Furniture
& Hardware Store
A lw a y s R e m m b e r tha Fuä Ne
l. w a t iv e p ro n a o 0 u in !n o
GOLD BEACH. ORSGOfi.
and Himalaya Giant—
two-yaar-oid pianta 20c each, 92 par
L. A . R O B E R T S ,
doaen, 910.76 per 100 pent paid. Ow
year-old tips, 16e each, »1.50 par do»., a t t o h n e y
a t a ^ a w
98 per 100 post paid. Address
M y r t l e F a i n t , O re g w a .
SfLvaa B u m B b m y A P oultry F arm
Port Orford, Oregon.
Probate business a apeeLlty.
Mary Hawkins, Prop.
C a re t a Cold in One D ay, G ri£ sa Tvr<x
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