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ì
X J n ie r ta k s i
/
Caskets seat to all parts
the county
F
P r ic e s
w ^ '» » '<■ »' i
v
R e a s o n a b le .
E. A. Lindberg
porr o iro o
? Lodge Notice.
Port Orford Lodge No. 170
A. F. A A. M.
Meele Saturday ev­
ening following full
moon.
Visiting bretheren
welcome.
AMES 8. JO HNSTO N, W . M.
. T. W aive 8a., 8eov. .
M rg . j f
r r . ’ 1
p
Wuu4l0<
Woodcock ia enjoying
A U T U M M LEAVES.
Death e f Jalrn W .adefl.
P ra n k
t Local Happenings î ’ vi*il ff"n’ hrr brother,
b
John W en dell, oaa of the old m t
had not Been be
g * * “* ' wh<Hn eb e rhad
t
.. 1 fore ¡„ t wenly
* vnt> year«.
years
■ tiara of the D ram ark n«ighl»ob<»«l.
of |
Tomb-stone Ordered and
Set Up.
—
.
-
a
,
M r. and Mr« David Crowley were
I Baudon vi-ito rs 8ua>lay.
Thera are 859 -chool children
C u rry , five more than Inal year.
in
The second tria l of H s ru ld H o *
ell « id commence a t Coquille next
M unday.
A big Jaxx dauoe ia advertised to
take place at Euchre , creek next
S a tu id a y n ig h t, the 13th.
A lb ert S m ith , of Q uid Beach,
recently received newt ol the death
of bis sister, A m y , at Reoo, N « *-
D bix a W ilson N ichols :
The autumn days are leaving ua,
W ith all their golden cheer;
Clear, oold veatber broke away
Friday**» his borne there
, The joyous hour* we love so wail.
M onday n ig h t into a storm from * * l *** * 8 * o f T l yeer*-
O f ah the gladsome year. — - 7 = ^
the south and the hardest wind b i
T *^
»»
Sweden
The days wa spend in wandering free
lb# »««soil baa been blow ing
in M * rch.
« • “ « l ° Oregon
Through woodland brown and rad,
_
( ill 1888
H e live,! at Port Orford
WberaMpening nuts bang threateningly
T h o ^ who o o u l.m p l.to buying fuf - W a ,
years aud engaged in
In tree tops ovarbaad.
«.
thatr Christm as candies from Tha
general teaming, hut in 18W2 ha lo- W hen the aong bird trills* Us farewell
, Kogy era requested to send their
caled a homestead On Ilia headwa-
note
<
,
i orders in w ithout delay as on ac.
ten* of Crystal creak where he sines' From hie perch in the tree top high,
count of the scarcity of sugar and resided.
! A°d we note the call of the wild duck’s
other raw materials order, coming
M r. ’A einlnll was a quiet, Indus-
” * ’1 .,
..
...
.
.
r . n
As swiftly southward they fly.
in late may not be filled.
trmu« man, and wae comfortably 1,
rtn< ‘° * *
T h r northern C o rry dairymen ' fixed at h it death. H e was a bach Thf “ ttk ' b™ °1‘ “
heid a wall attended aud.. successful ekw, and the only relative ha laaves Qf
Wn(J jta tj<Je
meeting at Langlois last S atu rd ayJ in this section » August Johnson, j Whan the winter days have come,
have when a Dairym ens* Protective A«- 'also of Denm ark. Interm ent ti
been working on the H fib b s rd . lo c u tio n was formed. The farm er« place Sunday iu the Denm ark eeoi
Brush creek highway have q u it fur pho belong to thia association w ill •te ry .
SYSTEM^
¡.THE S T R E N G T H OF fl BÂ/ÎÎU
H E s tr e n g th o f a b a n k d ep e n d s
p r im a r ily u p o n t h e case a n d
speed w i t h w h ic n i t c a n m a k e
assets a v a ila b le in cash w h y y n e e d e d
T
B ecause o f o u r m e m b e rs h ip in th e
F e d e ra l R e s e rv e S y s te m , w e c a n a t
a n y t im e in s t a n t ly o b t a in cash b y
re d is c o u n tin g w it h t h e F e d - r a l R e -
1 s e rv e B a n k t h e c o m m e rc ia l p a p e r
w h ic h c o n s titu te s a la rg e p a r t o f o u r
assets.
Most of the local boys «lip
the w iuter,
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isad o u lA ed iy derive m any
M any m ining'claim s have lately
been located iu northern C u rry due,
Jo the m ining excitem ent
D enm ark and Langlois.
frum **•
M r. and Mrs. W a lle r Sult.m went
Kgga have been selling for $1 per ' * * " ‘ ' “ «W ed with pleurisy for some
dozeu a t tbe local stores, which it *'me.
l beir return the same
by
a
considerable
m
argin
the
h
ig
h
.
^
r*'
button
stopped o v e r a t
C u rry
C o u n ty
A b s tra e t-
eat price they ever brought here.
I L “ n« 1” '* where she is visiting w ith
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. H . G uerin.
R u a lty C o m p a n y .
A rth u r G etty and W in . H u rst
Kay Nodine, of Denm ark, who
were iu town, M onday, from E lk
G o ld B e n c h , O r e g o n river. T h e form er made , pp|ica. h a a fie « i working on the H ubberd-
tioo to subm it T h iee-year proof on 1 Brush creek highw ay, lost his tent,
th a a
^
^
r o
g
w<ic fjq yw laikzvw it c t u V c r
T h i T in e ffe c t increases o u r a v a ila b le
res e rve a n d in s u re s o u r b e in g a b le t o
m e e t d em a n d s fo r cash a t a n y tim e .
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s ta y .
fhe'tpples are plucked from the orchard
trees
In Soothers C o ny.
And placed in the cellar below, ,
Where the pumpkin pies gpd minca-meat
too
D eputy game warden John A ^ m s
Stand on the shelf in a row.
made a trip into southern C u rry
recently, and ns a result the coffers We see the snow-clouds swiftly, ayud
Across the leaden s k y ;..-r» ., mi c.
of the county nod stale are ticke r to
h ea r the .wind apeak sharp and clear
the am ount of 8100.
1 Of winter that« drawing high.
On November 29th M r. A d a m .
dayg depgrt
airesled A. J. and H . E HUT man, o f, While yet
aU1, delay
Crescent C ity , fur havidg non game They give us one remembrance sweet.
Our glad Thanksgiving Day.
birds in th eir fposeeseion.
They
Arrests
Deputy Game Warden
around to Bandon, Sunday, where Hie 1st-
ter consulted a physician, having
The yellow corn is gathered in,
-
And safely stored away,
While in the mow, in fragrant heaps.
U
benefits
First National 8anK
• f ?
mine clothing and other fixtures by were arraigned belere Justice E . H .
Dimeter Predicted.
fire last week. The blase had gain Dye, nf Gold. Beach, on Dee. 1st
Mra. Geo. Colebrook and child ’ ed cn sid ersb le head sea y before be where they pleaded g u ilty and were
A Frenchman ja lio claims great
returned to their home near Euchre
d iac,ivered> a„d i „ try in g to put fined 825 each and coats amounting
Eigliteeu Years Experience,creek t«« week from • visit with u (lul M r Nodine burnej one of to 85. On the same dale M r. A d . discerning power into the future
____
I M « Colebrook’s parents at Pasade- hgn,,g quitg had(y
im i arrested H . J. .Sexton onCheteo predicts th at dire things are going
Prompt, Efficient Service "••G- liforui‘ -
' | Rev. j. Edw.rd bi u returned to river for fishing more than one. tu happen to old mother earth be
W. J. Sabin and fa m ily went to ( j,,|d Beach, M onday, after having th ird of the stream. M r. Sexton tween December l.?th and - 20th.
The Conjunction of six or seven
Bandon last week where Mrs. Sabin j
geversl days in Fort Orford was also brought before Justice Dye
. W A. WOOD/Manager
planets, something that has never
where
be
was
fined
850
and
coals
----------------------------- ------- and children w ill rem ain u ntil after d a rj ng which tim e he preached in am ounting to 83.50-
happened before, is credited with
tbs holidays. W . J . returned to the church F rid a y sod Saturday
being the causa of the disturbance
M
r.
Adam
s
appointm
ent
tliia
Fort O rford to|lsy.
, evening and Sunday m orning and
summer as a deputy game warden about to occur.
T h e commissioners of the Port of evening. T he servicea were well
Just what is going to happen
o nly run from August first tu No­
Fort Orford prefer th a t those sub- attended, [lev. B lair being an inter
O p p o s i t e H o t e l S e a s id e
understood
!
'**•
nnl been settled. Some of the
1H ittin g bids to cut piling for the leresling and forceful speaker. Ar- vember first, but it is
th e demand was so strong that^he b e'ca la m ity propbats «ay it w ill o nly
R C O S T R A N D E R , P R O P ’ » ' , proposed w harf would include in rangemeots have been made whare-
kept on the jo b every month m the be terrible storms and earthquakes,
such bids
delivery V.
of the pile« ! by he w ...
ill w.™
come ..w
here
u iu . the SW..F.8J
- once each
\ year (bat the game coraiaiw ion tie- ' followed slung this, section of the
n.
it
* j u
i
mouth during the w inter and b o l d - \ a B
,
S u it s
C le a n e d
and
P re s s e d
JThe Ladu*s Aid has a number ori
cided to do so.
I hoae of our people coast by a tidal wave 85 feel high,
« . . .
.
a. a
a aeries of services.
.
.
.
.
r
who believe in conserving our . r game
while others hold th at the world
useful hand.m ade artic.es, th at are
are
glad
to
know
that
M
r.
Adama
tai »• Ko'ug l ° be destroyed, Support,
In
«(leaking
o
f
the
divorce
case
COLLIER H. BUFFINGTON • u‘u b ’e
C hrU tm aa gifts, for
sale. They m »y be •ecu by in q u iry of W . L. Stine, who |s one o f the on d u ly w hile those who would de j ing the latter theory the chief of
Has the Only Set ef Abstract
Books in Curry County
its
•* .’ . •
B gndou, O t .j in
hia homestead
^ » » ■ « 'is y
jw
T w
^
^
u
" . f
I
't' J i
U
”1
J
.
The ^Kozy"
barber « s H op 1
L tiw jr e r
operators of the slesip shovel on the atroy it are sorry as he has a pro these disaster proph«(s is eaid to
Hubbard Brush creek highway, tbs voking habit of appearing a t the have foretold that a month before
llfp c n n
Mr«. Rosa. T . Neeley, who has
the destruction c f the earth a new
Gold Beach,
I jpgde C u rry county ber home* for a Coquille Sentine] sayr: “ In the wfong place a t the wroug time.
case of W alter L . Stine'’ vs. Helen
planet would become visible aud that
J
num ber of years, Is in Port O rford
M O T I C K O F 8 H B U I F F ’fi S A L K
Francis S iine a divotee was granted
this planet recently appeared.
today w hile on herj^way to P o rt,
Step-Father e i F . B. Tirkataar Dues.
lit M exico many Suicides h ate
IN T H E O IB O T IT OOCRT O F T H E land where she w ill reside w ith rel- the defendant on het cross b ill and
she was given the custody of th eir
taken place-among the ignorant be
STATE OF OREGON FOB CORRY
¿ 9 9 . . - - 8 8 . . - H i
atives in the future#
Ashland, Ore., Nov. 2
C O U N TY , FRED H O T t E Y . P L A IN ­
five children and 8180 a month a li­
cause of tbq belief th a t tbe ,,end of
H
o
lr,
G
.
A.
K
.
tH
e
ra
n
. wx.State
T IF F , V .
H . < D A V I8, CHAS.
There ir e one or two merchants m ony. T h e two youngest children
the world ik at hand? And.Sdrpris-
Senator of Oregon and Jackson
S M IT H , S A M U E L F IT Z P A T R IC K , in Port Orford who do not spend a
of this couple ara twius. T his Cass
ing as it may seem, yet th ere are
KT ALB., DEFENDANTS.
nickle, locally, for advertising, end I occupied the attentio n of the court county pioneer, died Tuesday, N o many along this coast who w ill
Notice is hereby given, tlnif under
Yember 25, at hia home here and
yet exiiect the local trade and «'» for two d a y i”
breathe easier after the 20th lisa
and by virtue of and pursuant to a
' was buried F rid a y . The Masonic
doubt aré wondering why they do j~
judgment duly rendered, entered and
M r. and Mrs. W . M . \ \ oodynrd , „ rder (,ad charge uf tbe service. In - has been passed.
'is
dockete I in the nlmve entitled court not gel inure of it.
arrived in Port O rford last week ,erment w„ in lhe j » h ^ n it ’ ceme-
and cause 011 the 18th day at Sopjeui ~ "Lo rrin F o rty and fam ily vfaited
A Tewn Spanker Needed.
from th e ir houie in In d ian io la, Io ■ tery Bf(er eervices in tbe Presbyte-
ber, l i l t , wherein and whereby it ia
Sunday
w
ith
relatives
at
Rogue
we, end w ill ejiend A e winter .visit- rian ci}Ur05 t
adjudged that the aaifi Fred Hlnkey
T h e Em poria (K a n .)G axa lte has
have and recover of agd from the de­ river. T h e following day M r. Forty ing their daughter Mrs. N . H Larson.
M r. H o lt was one o ttb e organix
fendanU Charles Smith and Samuel brought the m ail through from Gold M r. Larson, who had business at e ro o f ih e 'ja c k e o u C o u n ty Farm ers’ ,h# f'>lluwin8 ’ • ' / p e rlim .n t Com
Fitspatrick the sum* of Thirty-Five Beach and Frank Caughelk.wbo had Coos Bay, met M r. and Mrs. Wood
ment:
alliance, from which was b o m the
Hundred Dollars, and the further sum
been to Bandon, look the m ail yard at Reedsport and accompanied
‘•Yesterday afternoon, ,
H ig h
Peoples’
party
movement^
I
la
waa
of F iltj-Th ree Dollarsiaud 80/100 as.
them here. M r. W oodyard, who elected to the State Senate and serv­ school g irl came sailing down S ix th ;
costs and disbursements, with interest *oulh.
Avenqe wearing a s k irt which was
The T b ib u x c waa in error last s«ill walks with a cane as a result of ed tw o terms, beginning in 189-L
on the »aid sums at the rate of six per
short even for a high school g irl, and !
cent per annum (torn the 18th day of week in stating th at the local M a . breaking o n l of his toes shortly be-
E x-Senator H o lt was born in
a pair of apple coloied stockings j
September, 181», and under and pur eonic lodge met last Saturday n ig h t? s ta rtin g nil thia trip , visited at Port
K n o x county, Tennessee, A p r i l ’ 12,
suant to the comuian4of an execution
gmpnt duly ie-1 T he lodge meets Saturday following , Orford ten years ago, b u fth ie is M r,, 1845. A t the outbreak of the- C iv il which would have crested a sensa '
baaed upon tlie said jydgi
the seal of th e 'fu ll moon, and as the moon did n ot, W<a>dyard « firrt tim e in Oregon War he joined the Union arm y. H e lio n on a chorus g irl. The fact th at
sued out of and under*,the
said court on the 8th May .of Ootober,! fu)| un, j| s u>dMy t |„dge meete next J They bad a good trip end
urie later lo o te d near Atwoud. P la tt tlie g irl was the type th a t causes a '
, -,
-
1 »»MCI ivvatCM HCAI
•
.•
d elay, although much enow'
flh n o b ) wh#r. t r 48fl8 „ e » • '* of > « * * » < • U bulge, did n o t'
1818, 1 have duly t a k e i j a r d levied upon, ‘ 9 . ^ , , evening instead of last.
1 w ithout del
and on Saturday, the Find day of No-
,
was encountered
I i ____
n a r r .-.
ie d
araarei A
*m Pr” ” # matters.
rosilere.
course
th e ;
ouiitered en route.
j . M
. _______
. ” • Rriewa
. » ? _ / > who! improve
Of c
<
vsuiber, 181», at tbe hour of Two;
W . It. Johnson is fittin g up to
-» m srned Margaret A , Driggs,
stockings were innocent, and so was
o’clock in the aiterno^i of said day, at gi v, p ort Orford the Brsl up-to-date
T h e steamer Centralia called in to , died in 1883. He married again in
the g irl but behind the stockings
tlie front door o( the jjo u rt House of butcber „^op the town hae ever had. our harbor last week ahd took on 1904 tu M ary E . l'iuhenur who sur
and strong along for a block was a
r k -.-M
/lw^.a#»wa a a ltlim ta s l n
tilg »
*
• .
*
1 _
»
» _
2 . 7 J S ’ S 3 ? X
£ .
b“‘ "i
lum ber vive« him.
doxsn high school hoys and a w ay.
M
r.
H
o
ltm
o
ved
tc
Phoenix,
Jack-
Oregon, I will offer for sale and sell nt • »n ice chest, and w ill not only car- and 380 cedar poles for the Fyfe
farer In passing the boys probably
public auction, subject to redemption? rv »» aeaortment of meats and sau Wilson company. T h e lum ber «as¡son County, tíre . 35 years ago, and
heard a doxrn remarks, none partic
to the highest bidder, Jor cash, all of ' enges,
«ages, but w ill also handle lard and sawed at the local mill and consisted has maile hie home bere. • r e
u la ry com plim entary, about those
H
e
is
survived
by
three
cbiídren:
the right, title and Interest which
, the other things th at go with a first of 100,000 of No. 1 clear, and 30,000
Of
‘ »lookings and their oilmen is.
u
said defendants Charles Smith ,n d ,
feet of No. 3
Capt. Roberta came W . A . H o ll who?bolda« position in !
clase shop.
■
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1
r
,
_
oourse,
tbe
girl
was
not
to
blame
Samuel Fitspatrick, or either of them,
,
ashore w hile bis vessel waa in port the internal revenue service In Port
■
-
• f or the remarks made by the H orrid
had on tbe IStb day of September, 1919,
Comm encing next M onday there
and greeted his old friends here. As land; M r*. Caledonia Sweeney
or have since had, in or to the follow­ w ill be two weeks -vacation in the
Boys although as a m atter of fact
ing described real property, or auy P o rt Orford school. During the .master of the E m ily and F arallon W innemucca, NeV.»wnd Mrs.“ Csitt the H o rrid Boys did pass peibaps
^ » Ä
£ l Thirteen and Four- coming week Prof. F . H . Robinson he called at Port Orford for many fornia Dunti of Rent», N ev.
duxeii property clad girls w ithout
: i -•
years, end is one of (he best frieudt
T b e above appeared, to * recent,going to the trouble of saying an y-
teen, the East H a lf of the SouUiweat ► ' s w ill attend the teachers’ exam ina
our harbor has evgr had. A little
isswe of the Oregonini). ®x Sonante, xhtng im proper. '
¡
Quarter and the South west Q uitter of yo p Bt Gold Beach where he writ
south w ind d id not prevent him
I H o lt resided.fur a tim e. s t^ M y r tla , “ The average buy of high school
the Southeast Quarter, of Section Six w r„ e upon three auhjects, and the
in Township T h i r t / NIne South of
wjH
eliiged (b# w ,o „ from stopping, and instead of back, P o in t, and it was 8» thg* 6u ertn age hns a good eyesight, and fivf th at
ing and fillin g for h alf an hour or an
Range Thirteen West of the W illara-
ette Meridian, in C u rty Cbdlftf. O re -' leg »sek for the Christmas vacation,
capl, ing dOt hg hotel there th at he whs ^rarr|ti(l. in m atter, anyone could fo lio * the
1904 to M ary E. T U h e a b r," toother Course of those stockings aoross
gun; and also
As w ill be seen elsewhere in Ibis j would run his vessel up to
o f our former towitsiusn, H on F. B? S ixth Avenue wiehout either hie
A tract of land In CuVry County, Or-
J. 1». C u rl ie now tlie
wharf, land hie passengers
egon, apecillcally described as follows, (
uf lb# Rogyt having bought ( freiBh l and be on bis way. Capl. Ticbenor, now deptliy U .S . Marshal faraway or near to sp- ces. F or the
reasons given the GsX-Ue draws ttis
Commencing a t a point 2 8 .» chains 1 the h alf interest held by J. O. Mock. Roberts in years gone by called at a t Portland. M r. H o lt was ac conclusion th a t apple Qnlered socks
quaintad With m any of lb< older
North and-88.88 chalne'Weat of tlie oor-! M r. C u rl intends to rRn a first niany small harbors along the coast
are not suitable for school wear, at
settlers of Cooa and C o rry oouatiaa^ least in Em poria.
Hectimis I Four, F iv e ? c,ggg c o f ^ t io n e r y «tore and cigar and by some people was called reck
ner common to Seel
“ T h e theory probably is the g irl
n* hip< Z l rty ‘? stand. H e nlao has a lunch counter less, but his record ae a mariner» ie
Eight and Nine, in TO,wns
should be spauked. T h a t was the
mire 'm Bu- **^1.1 point I " connection where the Mexican
One South of Rang«
exceptionally free from accident. . Tke TawUk’ s 1
p a le tte ’s first opinion. Rut as we
MerldUp, .
the Willamette Marl
dish of ch ili is served, and it is
F a r 1928.
have said, the g irl wae innocent, and
beiux f»"r chains Easp'bf the South
nf course could not be the incentive
east corner of the JohftiYsn Pelt one- proving very popular.
Notice «f Dissoktiea of
of a lot of remarks nisde by a lot of
acre tract, in l» t nura|tofed Six of said
The Publisher« of tbe Y o u th ’s
T h e party given in the h all last
H o rrid Boys. So our revised opinion
Secton Five; running.tfienoe E ast7.OS
at
tills
Notice is hereby given that- the part- Companion w ill,a s always
Saturday evening by the Keep
is th at it is tbe mother o f the g irl
chains; thence tSoufk- T.08 chain«;
and thence Young club waa a very enjoyable nership heretofore existing between J. eeaeon, prevent to every sebecribvr y ,a i ghould be «(leaked, end pub-
T h e Hom e o f
Home-Made Candies, Soft Drink»,
Tobacco and Cigars
la.
at the Won. G illin g s hard ware store
“ .r
I .
J. B. CURL, Prop.
A -Ti A it * itilAnAsh< i T i i ”
' rb ilsA iW n ti-tr*"*T d lrl
A.
orth 7 OS chains to
R » Place of begin-
< a g io n i, nd
wa. qttiter
Well
nt-
ssry to satisfy in full tbe saw jrwgmeiw
~
.h .
and costs end Internet, and the cost, a C h ris to ... treat for tbs
*
wm u n ie
_ of ___U
is t s J a m
i
O
various
kinds
were plsyed
and expenses of enle.
.-I ■.
- I . . . , ■ lie h t lunch
Dated October 20, 1W9-
u n til l l u c
o f cook its and lemonade wa.eerved
W M . TO L M A N .
'Sheriff olOurrytOoenty Oregon.
.
ball wae
Published on October 22.
Xovem- F ° ,lo w i"« ,b *
to r 6, 12,19, 1918b
I cleared for dancing.
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T h e BANKERS LIFE ( ’OMPANY, t of De«
Moines, has paid to the fim ilies of its Policy
Holders more than Fifty Ei ht Million Dollars.
Think of the homes this ha.- saved and the edu­
cations it has made possible.
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A. T. MORRISON
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Port Orford Furniture ¡:
& Hardware Store
Everything in the Hardware line, also Stove«
and Ranges, Air 0 Lite Lampe, Stomping Powder
and Fnse.
Com« iu and hear our new Claxtonola Phono-
garph. It will play any record made; tee these
Machines before you buy.
WM. GILLNGS, PROP.
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I , the undersigned, hereby give no- i
on that I have s oonveytyioe lroin the ,
Patentee to tidelands and water lots in i
the Harbor o f Port O rford, Oregon. or.'
a portion of which a part of the wharf
ke erected w ltboet iny consent. All :
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parties are beiebv warned not to db t 1
piles or trespass In any mann-T u l.
soever on said tideiauda or water i- '
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Msg. Afivs C- D akt .
pvw particulars enqutae nt the Tam uxa
Newark, N, J,
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P«1 ■I. licly spanked at that.
same siano
stand ano
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business at
at the
ure same
unoer days
nays of
ol lhe
me current
current month
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in bold
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">d >» entitled to co1' - legible type, give tbe
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lect all sums of money doe the saw
n rfr- j ( _ _ and uect-edine niorith
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»*«e ed ia g month
thereof.
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Dated at Port Orford, Or. Dee. «, 1919. i» • «¡eh ead practical piece o f work,
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F. A. Voge
Resident Dentist
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I Pert Orford.
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