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EXHIBITION DRILL
BE RIVEN BY THE GOLD BEACH HOME GUARDS
The Hotne Guards are something that every young
man in the communities in which units are organized
should join.; Itshould hft looked upon lldt onl>\M a priv
ilege, but as a patriolio duty to do so. Not only does it in
crease the military strength of our country, but it inspires
patriotism and the spirit of sacrifice among the citisenship
of the land.' A-eommuujty with a getxl Hglme Guard feels
more likh ills-taking an adtive part io tlie national war
prog rank* and it's people are less apt to g ru m b le w h e n s e lf-
denial is needed to conserve necessary foodstuffs.
Yoi< <will help both your oouutry and yourself by join
ing the Home Guards—the military training will do you
good. Don’t be a slacker; join.
COME, and help out in a Good Cause and have i
ORCHESTRA MUSIC FOR THE DANCE
S tu m p in g - P o w d e r , S t o v e a ia
/ From the issue of the T bibuns of
July 3. 1894. Walter Sutton, publisher
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C‘»«n»i»ib»*r Fi tab ugh returned
from Gi jd Beach Sunday, court b a r
“ Diamond” Ford Auto Tires
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Frof. Gucrlu wiJI hold the aex
118. ■nnu»l iaftitule at Gold Be^ehss w ill
ran * * •** " *’y nolioe elsewhere.
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Twogeutleroeo with a phonograph
no arrived Loin ilie north, by yeeter-
days stage, and rnterlaiaed the peo
•da, pie of Port Orford at five' cents a
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Tba celebrated Gold Beach-Bag.
the nel1 f * T,y
wbi«h baa for so
h# »an y year sheen a source of trouble,
y expense and iiligatinn, baa at last
ld heesnie a county road in reality,
he
*'*’*'er having Completed hi*
oC contract for building the end from
the ferry te the Gei»el Graveyard.
WM. GILLNGS, PROP
nglois Hardware
Store
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John Lindberg who was burnsd
ut 'out lost week, is comfortably doin
of
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ioiled at tba Ticbenor bouse. U e
w ill probably rebuild to the near
future. A portion of bis bpose.
bold effects, barn, outhouses and a
part o f b it garden was a ll that wae
»•red
The property was not in
u red .
Hardware ofaH Hinds
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- The old game law permits the k ill*
ing ot deer after July 1st. The law
passed b jrilie last legislature ptakae
the open season begin Aug 1st with,
it out repealing ike old law. 8ports-
nieadT open season dotes here ia Cur ’
ry ia any time when a deer qua
found Io Shoot at.
Still Driving Huns.
be
While J. G. W alker was driving
to the pienie grounds on Pistol river
on the Fout lh bis leant ran away,
and ritsbed over tbe hank of the
riv e r dumping tbe occupaets onto
tba graviel bar; w a e of Mr. W alker’s
children were considerably bruised,
and Mre. Thomas Sm ith, a sister o f
tba editor of this paper, area quite
seriously injured.
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Cheever® Bowman.
Irv in g E . M iller and fam ily, who
have been spending the peat eight
or tea mouths in Walidwa county,
Oregoo, pnseed through P ort Orford
leal Sunday on their return to their
old home in Ophir precioet.aad aev-
er wae was a fam ily mors .delighted
at returning home after a long absence
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than they were to get back to Carry.
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They had a long, tedious and die-
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agraable return trip and their ex
perience with bad roads, mud, enow,
washouts, floods and storms w ill not .
soon be forgotten, being on tbe road
from tbe 28*1 of May n n lii last
Sunday.
Iv rin g any* times are
much harder in Wallowa county than! I 1
in Curry, and be has returned satis
fied to stay.
The residen ts of our burg warn last
Friday treated to tbe novel sight of
seeing two gentleman and a lady
spinning through onr streets on W -
eyclee. They were M r. and H a rk
nets and M r. Perkins, of Coquille
C ity, and they came down from Bos-
don on their wheels in six boon,
notwithstanding they had to donna-
aiderable walkiog up tbo grades.
hw? returned as far as D airyyille
« » d a y afternoon.
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