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Coos oou it I y is no w proud of thej
The Roemer Is due
today
with
Childrens’ underwear; Union Suits
of good weight and g
Uniting le.irni-1 j anJ L ite > Local Happenings J f“* lh*1 her •* " ’u •"
M frei<h‘
irom °°* * *
par.
Bergmann high top shoes $8 50 •0c. at McKeusie f i Puola.
aJ
THE 0HEC3:i
A Hitohard has a four months old
nMte
hato.
We are a lill selling oomlensed and $t n pair. Boy s Bsrgtnann
Brown
Leghorn chicken th a t, ba«
shoes
$4
50
a
pair.
Krsusa
high
milk at 8 cans fo r 25c. Quod wal­
MSIGULTU 2AL COLLEGE School stalls Monday.
top shoes $ t s pair, at McKensie 4 ' laid 17 eggs, sad U still going.
u n it ly ,
In its Si» S h<x>H s a l P -irtf-d a h t Jto-
part mru ts ts viigsge I in tha great ssurk
ol uniting Learaiug anil I. tb it.
Ferty-e'sbto School Year Open*
SEPTEMBER 18, .1818.
Degree Cowraaa rrqniring a iour-jraar
.high school 1-rc^aUMU. axa uttered in
tha tot lowing:
A G R IC U L T U R R . is napartmeota;
CO M M BUCK. 4 Department«; E N G IN ­
E E R IN G , S Department«; M IN K S , g
Department.; P O R K 4 T R V . 2 l>. par*,
m en u; H O M R RCOVOM1C8. 4 Depart­
ments; sad P H A R U A C F .
V o c a t i o n a l C o u ra a p ««*»«'ring an
Eighth Crete preparation for entrance
“
1 iO Agrienltun. Dairying.
, Forestry. Home M u ttra , an I
trta. Pharmacy with a two.
je a r high school entrance requirement
SCHOOL O F M USIC.— Piano, Siring.
Band nod Voice Culture.
Catalncne and heautilu! Utulrate<l
.booklet free.
Adriraas Tain i m w « * « ,
I e t.li» u tl O
CDS V A L I. IS O 'w o n »
COLLIES H. BUFFINGTOK
la w y e r
,fiold Beach,
Oregon
P- A. SC H M ID T , M. D-
P h y s ic ia n A
Surgeon
L a n g lo is , O re g o n
Telephone oonoeotion with main line
T(*e*vnqoas TNotloo.
Notice is hereby gjfen to «11 person*
not to tre-paaa upon what it known «*
the POsterer itsnge, near the mouth
of Brush eirek. for the purpose of fish­
ing, hunting, or otiusrwise.
W .T . Waive, 8 *.
i of the above meutloned land
Curry County Abstract-
Realty Company.
O o ld
B i U e h , O r tlg o $
Pas tye Only Set of
pooka in Corry County
JSighteeu Years Fxperf«uee
Prompt,
E v id en t
Service
W. A- W0!»I), Manager
The Ladies Aid will meet F ru ity nuts 16c per lb. Good corn at 10c
a can. Flour $1.65 a sack.— M o
at the horns of Mr». A. Jamieson.
Keasie & Pools.
A hig dance is advert isej to take
Petitions have been presented ta
place in Langlois next a.ilur<l»y
lha Coos oouaty court asking that
nighi, fiepl. 161 h.
body to hard surface the road ha
M r. »»d Mrs. U . J). Uherrstd of
tween Bandon and lha Curry cougty
Bandon, passed dnwu the .const I y
line with vitrified brick.
aujv truck yesterday.
Jack Guyton »peat a day in Port
i , H u n tley, editor of the Report <Ortord last weak taking pictures
M , j»*M< d op the c<uu*t a fee days and writing up the wreck of the
ego on a visit to Coos cninily.
sleaionr tlsmUn*. for the Oregon
Lloyd Knapp lefi here last week Journal au*i ulbw wlaAe pajwrs.
for Korda ml where he w ill re,enley
M r, and Mr». F. A. Stewart, « h o
AChooi nt dveCuluttibia University.
have been visiting
with
Abair
The Trump caine up from Rugue jduoghter, Mrs T . Xt.Oacey «st Wed
/liver Saturday night with * lot **f derburn for the p««t| several weeks,
barrel# that were ue*-d in helping to returned to Port Or/urd the first of
float the Bandon.
lb« week.
W in L>-Wis, ol Gold Beac|i, spent
W . A. Utoliel, ft"
nroprivtjer of. the
a few daya In the pant week »Isi'ing Gold Beach' hotel, passed - up the
with hie daughter, Mrs. Herbert W i|rt Bunday enroute to North
JJniean, at this place.
Bcnit; where ha will enter the Mercy
Cupt. Juhttson and wife ol the hospital fox treatment. ids health
Bandon Life Saving Station,motor- haring haeo piwrr for the past month.
,ed down Sunday and had a look at
Harvey fliiiUh of L*ngloto, was
.our main attraction ju st now—the
' down llie coast aa fax as Chelco Inst
stranded «learner Bindon.
I week, liNikjug fur sheep to buy. He
8. E Miirvters and daughter, Mia« purchased some 500 head, and is
Lida, passed up the coast a few days „„gotistjog for a band of nearly
ago. M r, Marsters intends to move 2000. The rheep w ill be driven
Ids family to Jdaho lh '* fall- ^here north in the near future,
they will reside in the future.
P-~.-
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| Horsey Kreitxer, «ashler of tlue
Mr. and Mrs. X B. CufJ »ere in First National Bank of Marshfield.
town Saturday and SunJsv from O. L Lassiter of the Dun M er can
the Middle E lk Ranger Statin«. hile Agency, Geo. Larson of Maish.-
They will move into their home in al Wells po., and Jns. Levering rep
town in the near future so that their resentative of the Meson.Erman C oj
children may attend kchool.
wer« ,n ,(>wn yesfe/dsv returning
T B. Davidson ami family have to Coos Bay fru«» su »tgo fr ip ’ b>
started on a visit in Ibeir 7 psasen Gold Beaoh,
|$ f r Sfudebaker to Mr. Davidson’s
Brookings, with its payroll of nF-
father at Grams Pass. Jake While
1er $20,000 s wo«th. is proviug s
is d/i.ving the sulo stags between
, wonderful boon to the farmers of
here and Bandon dvH»g Mr- B's.
, southern Curry. More mooey is in
abaervee.
I circulation, snd there is a market
E. fj. W hile on bis road in from f.,r jptnre fro il, eggs sa l vegetables
Sula I Spring? last week killed a than the community OS»’ iWPldy.
bear snd • Y>ld
The saint tla ()ne ranpher, Re vis Co-teHoe, has
Fere treed by Mr. W hite’stlogs. One s,,|d $800 worth of sirs wherries from
of these dugs, old Blntcher, is sure an acre of ground thia season and
death to the varmint whose tracks his plants are still bearing.
lie ci*. .«set.
A
vyallaee Pomeroy
Pool,.
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4bo tu
W an you bent l i t
W. C. Bradley, the Marshfield I Among ties a thistle eoiehritiee
« n d y man, was looking after his who will bs on Coon Bay «apt. 25th
trade in this section during the past j with
wurh. A* usual
he stopped over •
day here and went «»king, and in
company with Chas. L»"g
ha
brought in a nice airing W deep sea
Bells Floto circus
w ill
bs
Frank Gulch sih I Java W illard-
! They will give >«hi hit ions of h o *
'hey won the world’s ohasspiouship
on the mat and iu tha ring,
fiah last Friday.
The T bimmw aahnowbdgaa a
Judge John 8. Coke was called to J uonipHincntary licLaf. ha the Joaa
Oakland, California, last week by phina county Fair, «hash to held in
the serious illness of s brother, Paul Grants Pave September Ifi, «0 and
Coke. Another -brollier,
Hugh, 21«.
Excellent
entertainment,
County
aside
hom
tho
regular
e x h ib it fea­
rho taught school in_Coos
some 15 0 r 20 years ago and later tures, is ofiered to all visitors.
«wnt 1» Honolulu, wa« struck by
F. T. McMullen of Denmark and
iigk«nt..g aj,4 killed while out E R. T h rift of Langhus motored to
hunting ia Mendooi«o#Oui|tr, Calif. Bandon In their cars F rid ay, bring
sogte two Weeks ago.
ing their daughters, Rita utul
George Sutton ba« taken S«ami- McMullen and .Jane esvd Janet
T hrift, wfi8 were enroute to M t 5 s
nation for admission to the Coast
gel,Qr., to lake up studies at Ute
Guard service. He went to Coos
Academy M ih at place—- WstotafA
county some two weeks ago f<w this
World.
purpuee, and as there is a vacancy
fill* quiieaustomary furw ttuxs to
io the station nt Bandon it is e<
peeled that he will receipn the ap make «xuuaes fox papers t n W twl » lilts
«*»'$ <b* T p i
point men t there. He is one of Cur they sre sway.
ry*a hunkiest young men. and ia ' Bt’Ng editor »sfi shwepi M i l Welter
well qualified for the strenuous Sutton, who »as to have Assumed
^charge »as ««disposed, so that tbs
woik of the life-saver.
work <>f gelling out the paper fell to
Prxt. R- W. Buffum, who has barn
two Jidie«— Mrs. H . T. Stewart and
leader of the Port Orford band fur
Miss Anna Dean, We have no e x .
the past two years, relumed Satur­
custs to offer, aufi we know lliere
day to his home at Arago, Mr.
i are those of our readers wh.i w ill be
Buffuin has made a suecessful and ,
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' mean enough to say they would uot
popular bund leader, having taken
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it .
m«se us if we never returned.
a lot of inexperienced boys here and
A ll efforts during the past Week
whipped-them into an organisation
that is a credit to tho town, i t is to float the steamer Bandon have
understooti that lie m»y return negt failed. She has heeo moved a few
year and take up the band work feet, but alill lies ou « rock ernid*
ships that has torn a hols In her
again.
hull about 3x9 DwL Cedar poles,
A w ill has been filed w«th, the
iron tangs and barrels here been
County Clerk showing that fast ba
stowed into the vessel to keep her
(lire b* died in San Francisuo re
afloat if she to lowed into deep wa­
cently, Tho«. Smith left hiu^-^ralu
ter. The Acme lies been stswding
able ranch on tt«»goe river to hi»
by assisting for several days. The
step son. Porter Zvhniser. with the
weather has been fine for the work,
provision that the latter should
hut with tides growiiig smaller the
lake care of Mrs. Smith during Iter
chance of floating the stranded ves
life. Mr. 3'hnisar srtyed
last
ael to dim inisliipg. A south storm
week fn*m his b»ute al Rust, Calif,,
would dash her to pieuse on the
aud expects to live with his «other
rookl.
,
on the old home place. Mr. Zahn
3Q8X YES IS A VOTI
FOR YOUR CHILDREN
ONI
NORMAL
NOT
KhO VCH
on has but one Norm al School. Thts school
is teested a t Motuaouth. Axcoi'ent as Is the work
of thto schoui It Is utterly ncfcble to supply but a
■mall pert of the atato fo r trained teachurs for the
State.
Or raora U lan S.00S aahaol «sacSwra In U s public seheala
ar Oraoon, but 11 s«r cent hsvs been trc.n e d ’ or th e ir
p ro fu eiS n ot teschm o In K arn ta l Xehsoi»
I t is a wall oataCl'shcd fact that opr one Norm al
School oanuot supply tha needs of the « a fire eta to.
That is why we ask for your work and vote 4or the
propoped Eastern Oregon State Normal School at
C1V» BAfiTBBK Q W C O N
SQ U A R E
DEAL
C lp h t c e i unita*»
u n tu *. F we W /lllan ie tt« V alley e a v e emptSyeb
Furl ini “ * »as* ’ f - e e >a ■ns- 209 teacher« who hast p ra d u .
' N o rm a l as acs-net 11 W K >iu**ooth
tor We eight lraSlsq> enamtiea
riM«
«•«» J ttonSaere ed M üd er«»
Valley eaun*
Woe * f
—J ls T fh s sjpssdad nendttloB of our
Kem al
Ft
HcumMilh sad »too Uw distance
asfi iwpsuw «1
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orejpva an» « « «
-twigs tiw lug states to*
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COST« «
ane u a l « a ln to n a n c » coat o< tha yunpoa»« USaSa
h e « , » Sehoal in U as ta ra O rogoa smosnta fia hu» ana
SMh of a « 0 1 as S oanta on a thousand dotiaro of fs««blo
a ro ao rty - t e n t It w o rth t b it to hovo your abOdraa SraLaad
b> M oo«» uasful and aspductlva cltlxon sf
Tha
STRONG
ENDORSKMgNTS
Among those wbo strongly endorse the eatsW ri*-
roent of the proposetkEaatern Oregon Norm al F.-huel
sre Governor Withycoiube, J. H. Ackaxxoan, J-’rnal
dent of the Monanoutti State Norm al; W. J. h -.rr,
President of the Oregon Agricultural Colleg»: p. V
Campbell. President of the State U niversity; Robert
C. French, former President of the Weston Norm al,
gad practically all of the leading educators of the
State. J. A. CtrarchlU. Superintendent ot Public In ­
struction. voices the sentiments of those wbo are
moat fam iliar w ith the need of more adequate Normal
(scllttiee when be says:
“ Oregon's greatest need fo r Its ru ra l schools Is tho
tsschar who has had full prsparatlon to do hor w o rk ,
^ueh preparation can boat como through N o rm a l School
r **I tru s t th a t the voters of the state w ill asalst in raisins
the standard of our schools by establishing a S ta te N o r.
mat School at Woi'dicton. l h a location la c e n tra l, tho In .
torost of tho people of Pandloton In education moat oscol-
» n t , and th a large numbar of pupils In tho public schools
Will give am ple opportunity to students to got tho am ount
of «naehlng ararfico required in e standard norm al school.”
AU the abO'e educe to ri Insist that a Standard
Normal Schc* i must be located In a town ot 6000
or more population and having enough grade pupils
for teaching pi act Ice.
V O T E ' R IG H T
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Y S 6 fee No. Joe you w ill help to Iva ta the
ehll3r«n of Oregon tha' asm« advantages enjoyed
our « 'O ^ b o rln g atsteo.
sa for No. 90S.
r* Orage» SUM N a n » K l
By J, H- Owlan, Racy., Fsndtatan, Ora.
(F»M adv
t)
Order Y o u r N e w S u it
:
F rofn
.C h « le * « .^ a tb e rs ro»«U. 5 r ^ r
proof on bis Middle E lk l.omxsies«! Po(JMiro).,, f „ her,
through children lasing j«'schawl, wiJl not u [.c the Bandon was moved 15 feM
yedlrrday noon and fi or 8 feat at
on Thursday of lust week. Mr. and j luwn «j^<or<|aj returning boipe from
return to Gurry.
midnight Into night. I f Ibe weath­
Mrs. C H. Peurse acted ss wilnes-es g
^ ye, v(m by at|lo
ffi#od<
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Port Or ford
Who will be at the K napp hotel each Saturday and
Mr. and Mrs Edmund Qr«fl, who er bold« good, the ohanoea of anting
for him , snd the latter spent s day an<J , e,s U m
Eureka, Cul.
have a »umuier horns near Langlois, the vesael are now very Snoouraging. Sunday with a fine and up-to-date lin e of m ade-to-m easure
nr two in town plaiting her many Pur(ng lllt 4gale (fem iyal at Port
W. A«vW0QD
sam ples to select from. H a te your clothes made in th e
were -in Port Orford Sunday return
friends before returning home.
Orford last month Mrs. Foinnroy
latesi stylo. Prices'reasonable. NO F IT , NO SA LE.
ing from a visit to the southern end
A T T O U X K Y a t la w
finning the Bandon visitors who I qsi n gold ring sal »iti» » golden of the county. M r. Croft is an ar­
C l r a x i n o A P r e s s in g neatly done— leave articles with
HOLD BEAUS-OBRO J S
pnm* down Bunday to have s look ' (O)iag. She prigus lbs ring highly,
f i double wedding was solemnised (
B s a u a tc
si the flraiper Bsn'bm, wyrr Mr ‘ »mJ H it l»ss bar» foMUd • liberal dent fiahernian, and nearly every
«|innip«r finds him trolling for esl-
and M r*. G 'F- Trradgfild, Mr. a«*l rpwanl W»H he glveu i<»r )U raiUfO.
mutn-on Rugue rivsr. He reports at the home of M r. and Mrs. W ill
Mrs. H arry W ytter, Mra. H iry ‘
CMmofin Port Orford last Saturday
I,vn ii Woo. I cock was pninfiillv tbs sport on the river thto year,
W alker gnd M 'S S F»srl Walker. 5fr.
afternoon when their daaghters,
Resident BentM
hurl |a#t wepk whiI* helping load however,.** below par, and says that
Treailgobi in «»ne of ifi® dloolfholdsr»
Miss M yrtle and Mias Lola, be­
pule« <>u lbs (trainer Bandar». Goa scry few salmon are living caught
came
"the brides of Charles Crew
ÿu tbs Bni)d<W>
pf the l>ig »tick* come down end. with the hook. From here Mr« and
Will make periodical visits to (^anglois, i
Ranger C«rl returned ««vsrql wist OU his frail mashing h it large Mra. Croft went out to «pend a few and Oscar (B u d) Post, respectively,
pnd P<jrt Orford. All work guaranteed.
dava ago l<i hid «talion QO Mi'hlle l(W list, eutliRg off aikiut half an days at the McKengt« 8«u View fill of the aontraoting parties have
grown to inan snd womanhood in
E lk fron» two weelf« spent with I » ’ inch of the second toe snd bruising faun on Rlk river.
Curry
county, and have here e wide
C. W. ROBBING, If, D.
spedQr Hnefner cruising liiqber on the third. Dr. Schmidt was called
Mr. and Mr*.Schiller B Hermann
circle
of
friends who join in extend
Bixr» river. 'I he limber they were from L*ngloie and the injured man and daughter. Mis« Flora, who have
P h y s ic ia n nn<l S u rg eo n
looking a l ie mostly oedar, which j, noW gen ing along moety although been spending the summer at Port ing congratulations and wishing the
Qolii Beaoh, Orpgon.
lb«
¡Iron comparty wsnl to |ie w¡n
|a¡¿ Op for several weeks. Orford, started in their auto Sunday happy young people a peaceful end
proeperoua journey upon the aea of
cm into ties and poles.
j
I Mrs. Flora I. Foreman who for on their return to their home in matrimony. Justice M T. W right
J. J . ST A LEV
Mr. and Mr«. Harper, of Prosper,
,iroe
ha,
j . , he Portland. The Hermanns arc great performed the marriage ceremony.
were Port Orford visitors Sunday ‘ linje,J([lu 0¥er Rcb(W| lrqqbles on friends of Port Orford, snd for the
Iswjir,
Owing to her mother’s health not
past several rear» they *»*«• left being fu lly restored from a recent
who were attracted by the beached
Jn,e( ¡0 C i> - COUnly) llM)t
. « fK K U O N ste.ti.ey Bandon. W'- H - 'P "
of her »„longings in a firs that c m - ! «Hoir cottage al Newport vacant attack of pneumonia Mra. Craw w ill
POQVII i,E, *
nlvrly traveled for H a s s -B n w . of
h<iWeljl whiflh >h# WM : wh, | , «pending their
j ^ m s in st boqj« for a time. M r.
__ year
____ Mr.
HL«-*"
-=r - « -
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Ban Francieoo, but for tbe past three ll¥ i„ g , few days ago. Mrs. Fore I ____
!»«»'• This
Hvnmtun
end M ra Past have started boOSe
/e a rs bas been manager of the store | mgn
Coquille at the time l*
« " combining
To tV h o n a lt M a r ftMtwwrn.
been
combining business
business wit
wit h
h pie#«
p
keeping on the Seaview (arm on Elk
,
trying to have a Mrs. Anderson in? ' ure and hat been negotiating (<»r tl»e river wh«re Mr. Poet ia employed.
I, the so-teratgned, hereby give no­ | t Pro«i«r,
purchase of oom« t * u billion feet of
tion that I have • oonvsyanoe trout the
O llP Nvumann came down from dieted for assaulting her sryeral
Patentee to tMffands and water lota in
limber in northern Curry. The
toe Harbor cf’PfictOrtor l, Oregon,
on
Bandon
Monday,
and
returned
home
peek*
siqce,
over
trouble
in
thess-ne
" ¡.? r 1
0gve Geufi
deal
iffgaid to be in a fair way of
whik» a part of the
S portion of whltìf
hw satne day. He says dial the district. The fire ia believed to have
. ' „ ' Ä S e K ’. Ä L d ' S ^ '
being
oonaumiuateil.
From
indiaa
f 'l.
driva iUn.l
I
■ip going aground here l|«t had been of incendiary origin, and the
The teapbers from this end of the
tilles
pl
lei or trm plM stn any manner wli at- a noticsble effect upon tbe tie find egtfioriiiee are ipeking a thorou gh ii..u« Mis« ^ r iiia n ii,.g t least, will
„lands or water lots.
soever on * I aai«l tlfiei
reltfrr» to Port Orforil’ tf bus* of qur □uuiity who attended the Institute
r iRisinsse in hie town where investigalimi. lir e . Foreman, *«v
Mas. Aava 0 . D ** t .
at Qifid Beach Iasi week, report a
Portland . Oregon.
shelms been one » f the main carriers, i ersl years ago taught at Denmark, young men has his way.
To better accom m odate out growing trade
very enjoyable and educational
and he «tales that her loss at th is ' and has had trouble in various
lime. Practically all the teachers
find Increasing number of patrons wo have
liuie would lie keenly felt on tha schools throughout tha stole on so
in ths nupnty were in attendance,
Obitnaryef
Jerry
Huntley.
been com pelled to add to our general stock
Coquille.
count of her Socialistic tegchings.
and much interest was displayed in
of
Dry Goods, Groceries and P rovisions, as
Port Orford, Oregon,
According to the opinion of Diet.
Eugene Schettgr, who conducts s i
Ibe work.
Attorney L tijc q v i-l of Craw o-iuntv hay and grain bueincm at thia place
J«rry Huntley wag horn at G»t
follows:
Ritrdwaro, Dairy Supplies, Stum p­
Prof. Beyipour, of the Oregon Ag­
G o ad Fg«d S U b l« atta c h e d .
it i« unlawful f<w wopien to hunt j waa a heavy loser by the Bandon Bvaoli, Gurry oounty, Oregoa, A«g-
in
g
Powder,
O ils and Paints, F arm ing Im ­
I .
R N A P »
P r o p w l e t o r - deer. He holds that there is nO gping on the beach. He bad |5 3. 1883, and died gl tbe heme of h.s ricultural College who was si ths
plem ents of all kinds, includ ing M cCormick
Institute over one day, spoke high-
provision mad* in the law for' the tons cgph of rolled barley and hay father, W m. H o n tla y , near M y rt «
ly of the enthaaia«m shown by the
M owing M achines and the celebrated W eb­
Kirat-claas in every respect.
issuance of a licenre to women, and on tha ship, all of which was ra io -j Point, Ore., Sept. 2, 1916,^an
was
teachers present for their profewdon. ‘
ber
W agons, etc., etc. And don t overlook
as ail deer most be tagged when *1 . The hay was thrown overboard 33 years and 1 month
,u old al
Mr. Seymour is State organiser of j
our
up-to-date stock of M en’s and Boyfi’ C loth ­
Treopnqs ’ig tlc e .
killed, he Ukee the pueitton
it and, blackened q h h 'jH, it i««t|wwn lime of bis death. H « came to the industrial clubs for hoys snd girls, i
M yrtle Poiut sectiou in 1898, and
ing, Bools and Shoes, Ladies’ Dress Goods,
je aat possible (or women to hunt in along the beach. Tbs grain was
He arranges for contests among the
Notice Is hereby giega to a il pgreoes
has resided here ever siuce. He was
Cigars, Pipes, Tobacco, Candy, N u ls a i t’ o-
Oregon
snd
comply
with
life
present
hauled
gWAF
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°
ui
l’
t
l«t
young people in egriculture. home;
hom it may concern, not to enter up
Whom
I married to Bmpr 8. Gilbert Oct. 2fi,
gams
law.
be
fit
far
hog
foedwbat
it
ia
now
said
tion
s, Rolled Barley, G rcss Seed and ^Seed
upon
the
preialqM
of
L
.
keeping
and
sb«k
raising,
and
e
n
-,
on or ti
»pp, far the purpose of huatjng. op
The exhibits at tbs PooaeCurry' to ba spoiled entirely
Many be 1 1904. and five cbildrvn were horn courages the spplicalinn ofscP ilific
G rain.
III» ; W
l* i
bine
srtoh
OOO« aatj ljne.
F air iu M yrtle Point last week syp Iteye that with a little Case much uf lU the union, four of whom ere liv p rin ciple tu these subjects. Hi« to
mg.
M
r.
Huntley
,vayce
besides
pitses are situated on ^Jk River, Cerry
tile feed ° ° aM have been saved. Tl»s
O r J I rr T A R K N FOR A N Y T H IN G N O T O N H A N D .
a great worfi and ia doing much
yioaaty. Oreffsa. and generally known j acid to have been the best in tbe
the children and bis wife, a father
loss
was
partly
oovered
by
insur-
good throughout ths stats.
history of that organisation. The
eg U»e "Bond" plaee.
and mother, three brothers and four
Anv person o r parse»« sa treapa**- Fair would have been very success '¡»nos. Wbea the Fifield w m wreck
Maters, together with a large,“ U™her
|ng for the pnrpeee of hunting, fishing, ful in every way but for the rain on ed at Bssdon several muRths ego
of
or traveling through in |n y shape form Friday which kept down the atten­ M r. ficbetter lost about $1000 in hay uf otfapr relati»«» »“d_ *
friends to mourn bi« deR»i«e.v--Myr
or msnuer, nr tearing down fences, of
and
grain
th
a
t
was
enineared
dance end spoiled that day’s racing.
toe fir» ef
AB<
Irnvmgout Side g te) qjwn
tie Poiut Ksterprise.
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r *
t .’ 1*! However, be isaadiemeyed by Utspe
, as we wtoh to
The sabjoet of ths above obituary
horses at lbs Jrgek wore Curley lotaes. snd has ordered another ship­
ed t the fall aatent < I l|le law.
was a nephew of J. H untley of Gold
BoiftoAM,
i. John*
Ws
Graalpastnrw's, G ift,g nfi Frank W il ment of Feed th a t ia expeetad here
iAngloto, Or.
Beach.
« of ihr e‘Ä
ia shoot a weak.
,
R e­
B B . HALL
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Atty«, at Law, ’ Notary Public
P r, Fy
A,
Chas. E. Mathers, The Tailor
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