G O O D FACTURE.
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H a p p e n in g s l ¡ £ ¡
end M rs. A . J. Shnrwood-e&d
M ard i Seid d ite ci, w a r a , y „ f
daughters, M r. and Mrs. Lou
Besver H i l l, t-et it ip gaid «bai tl.e
I ka*« MS aces» in »xl pasture eted
Hasard and two ch ild ren, and j i r a . | Thera i t w id . interretii.g »pecul,
...d er foitre aa.1 w || t e i * hur».-„ rate.
t-.anaga lo he d e lia c i f«MM IbeilU »-
M l lif t
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jq v U l and two ch ild rao, were • ' üoo in thia eediow regarding 0»*
* t * p i irfar« at a n asone ble
her li» the opprr b M e * ..ulti ..fiord
U j E . Bawaarr,
party o f _
prom inent C oquille ___
re d - probable otysnti ve of tb eh m iifi I*.,» .
Big dance Saturday n ig h t
g ira le * profita kbau the tuupng«
Port Orioni. (Ira
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era railroad which connects up with coining
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the Southern Pacific here and e x - 1 »in eb eret nay th« lin e was b u ilt,
bought an O akland H im .aato last
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F. A.
Voge
week ir..ui J . ^ . Loueka
I Ch""* Cr,w of Power*» «reived la tends to Powers and beyond. A< 1 •»»• ouriy lug tonnage e » u |.| c u t « •»
I town laat, eern iug and is visiting bis the present tiuia convlructiun i«_ in I it in greater nr lea. degiee, t i,<» igtt
J. B. C a rl, of the K « y , went
40 m other, M rs. B. Leu I wyler. M r. progress up Salmon ereek, eh o u iflv t le»ci»tuadr a braoeh lute would UM.
Ctxra Day laat Saturday on a fe
Craw was accompanied as far as miles beyond Power«. The heaviest Idoobiedly be b uilt nt K tu d uii up
'la y . buaiueae v W t to tk a t »ecti.ia.
j Langlois by Mr». Crew who is ria it 1 piece of «M i^ ru etio n ia just beyond the line extended Irotu P ..n Urfnrd
bored | *•» M arshfield, direut.
U ork on the w harf ha. been de iug her ,mreuts there, M r sod. Mr«^. where a tunnel in Iking bored
resident Dentist
laved during the paM week due
vielte to Langlois, the u o iu a rrira l o f a ahipiacnt
II work guarantee
W . H Cierno.
1 through ll.e uiounlaiuside. I t - is
A t present the line building fr«»ru
eaid th at the completion of thia tun
P o w e r s across the S ig e v ll vide, w ill,
T
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eteeiaei
Bandon
waa
in o ur
and Port Orford.
| harbor lagl week and was forced to ael w in require the greater part of the down gygBe of i|,e ÿ iam, r a il« /
T b ie a auto«, a Ford, a M axw ell I"«*« again after takin g on part of 'lb s w iuter. After the tunnel, how. before grid Port Orford but a -on e
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and a Dodge, were broken down on • lend because o f the blowing oUi ,,t 'ever, construction ie easy or oom. of miles ew ay, it looks lik e the H r .
Port Orford telephone oflloe hoars the Bennett range near Corbin one a cylin der head on her loading P“ ,B*»v#ty en. In a short distance e«t railroad proposition in liter « la t e
the tU'"
tunnel the rurvey
winch. She ie due again f i o t n C n fioiu
o a , ,be
- striker J iuce the war — M y rtle Pt. Aiseriuaa.
are the aame ae ail other email offioes day last weak.
G e o . H W ifaon, o f M idd le
K lk
l° coraPleU her load.
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—I A. M . to n P. M ., n i t p t for Hoo
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ter or accident calia. Thia la giving
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and by aji easy down grade of »nine
Fiad Many Fi
H e n ry Ad..»,,been. w ith N . H . «w e„ly «¡lea the road « » be b u.lt
the anon hour ao farmers can anil when returned yeetordey f r o « apeudiog
u „„ water kt Port Orford, giving
la for lunch Don't abase thia right two woekt visiting fn e .d e and re ). Lareon . big D u p lex tru ck , renvud '
D u rin g the first lifitn n d , y * o f
aad doctor and accident calls can be tivaa on Coos Bay.
K a y M o d .« « donkey engine from I , . ,,u l U , ur lh< lhnber
answeaed promptly. TUo ring for them
H u b bard ereek to Dm Wood.
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O . Leneve had a new porch built
anils ianno long and s I m or eight aborts.
o f Sixes where M r. N o d i« . 1« no J ¡ T " ? “ ’,
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on the weal and north, aide *o f hie logging for the loogl m ill. In m o v. ' i 0 U * T . i l f i . w HlThe“ Sm ith P m ' '5 “
Bax E lm T a ierao xs Co.,
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By K. L . Wwrra, M gr. drug store laat aeek, which porch
m g the .looker its weiaht o«,«. .1 I
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of ,b o u ‘ 60
r*P«»rUnl by tile
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, a , ‘ • » peop!e contiuue to haul their Medford patrols according to C W
was also extended in front of the Pit
most en tirely upon the trader of t h e 'in„ , . j i «,
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pa*rw.», aucoruiog to v . W .
ner reetauraal.
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Undertaker
Caskets seat t r a i l p art» o f
the c o u n ty
Toahb-Stones Ordered and
Set Up.
P r ic e «
R e a s o n a b le .
E. A. Lindberg
re rr
orfom
Lodge Notice.
Port Orford Lodge No. 170
A fa m ily by ndtne of Fox from
Aberdeen, Week , has bought the
■K. J. Pickett place, between K lk and
S iexr, and arrived at their new home
the first of the week.
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HfiS the
of Abstract
Books m CnrTy County
Eighteeu Yeprs E xperience
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K fficieut
and beleaye it w ill nuv-be bis fault business compels him to return tim « to interfere with thir tra iu op
if-tow n residents hav^ to burn wet home tomorrow Instead of t^m aining 1 eratione from U aliforuia ¡joints to
wood this w inter.
Portland. W ill this lin k fie b uilt,
the fu ll week as ha had planued.
Mrs. K. J. Baker returned last or w ill the Southern Pacific coutin
Mrs. L Koepp and Mrs. A. A.
assist pontractor C. H. Pea raw» in
buildin g the Sixes school house.
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T he E ik river »ehooi home hum
Rax. M cLean, preebyterien m in
iater who had been in Port Orford ed last Supdky night. -ThW-flrgfi
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for the pest month, startediM owday discovered eb<»r|iy before fi o’clock
on hie return to his home in N m tb in the evening, hut the buildiu gn as
Carolina, M r. McLean made many a mass of flames before anybody ar
friends during hie.short stay here rived on the scene. Parties paesiog
Service, wb® would
liked to have bad
■ rem ain longer am ong ua.
Sahana Ran Breaks All Records.
L aw yer
Masters Tom snil Alfred H a ile r,
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who had been virili'og their father
The in n o f »almun th at started
Gold Beach,
Oregon and other relatives el Rogue river, in Rogue riv e r Aug. le t and baa
paset-d up the roast last week t e . been increasing eversinoeie w itboui
T rta p A M N otice.
turning to Portland in* tim e
for, doubt the*biggest in the bielory of
school. They nere socom|Miiied by that a I res io. Parties returning from
Notice is hereby given to any and all their aunt. Miss Ellen KjiUiy, wli
the river »ay it ¡»»live with fish; that
persona not to bunt, fish, trap, or crore w i„
j , he w in lef e j|b rf
places where they school the surface
with dog or gun over the land owned .
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by Ueorge Good of Portland. Oregon J l" ,,, ,,r *" C ’‘ ‘ ' i o r . . i a .
of Ihe rive r is undulating with
and Frederlak Ptlsterer of Tomales
John Robbins and bis father in- thousands of salmon C o n tin u a lly
California, and lying between Habbaro law, W m . C handler, came Io Port ririn g to where eky end weter meat.
creeoand Brush creek, and bordering Orford last Saturday evening
fron. Fishermen catch their allnweuos,
A« aaeooean is Curry coquty, Oregon,
a ^ now leased by the undersigned. M yrU e
were MCCompMhied and more, in one d rift, Trollerfl,
illowing day by Mrs. al-o have been having fine success
Proeeohtlon wUl
folio» any
any violation
violation home the following
Proaeohtlon
w ill folio#
of this notloe.
, Robbins who had been v is itin g ' her landing the big cbinooke. Tbe can
W . T. W a ite , 8a.
sitter Mrs. A. S. Johnston, aad also neriee on the river ran out of cane
J AM r i C. W h it b .
by Miss Luetta Johnston who w ill some lim e ago sm l they have been
spend two weeks w ith relatives at rushed thereby auto track, as well
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
M y rtle Point.
as boat, two or three big trucks pae
DarAimiBxT or t u b I ntsbiob ,
tin
g south each day loaded with
Mrs.
Alfred
H
a
ft
entertained
the
U . 8 . Land Office at Koaeburg, Oregon,
o ld Hiker» .Club (th e bikers have them.
July 21, 1 M 0 .
Notice is hereby given that
The big run upsets the theory
sihoe taken to automobiles) at ber
C A T H E R IN E NOOINE
home at Crystal creek last Sunday. th at salmon always return to the
o f Denm ark, Oregon, who. on April 0,
persons
1*17, made Homestead Entry, Herlai | T * lie " 18 ' P
*F O"" who
wno were
* ere present
pr»»«"« stream where they were hatched.
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Toem- reported a very enjoyable occasion, Several salmon have la te ly been
Mefblian,’ hnenited, notioe of intentkm »«»•«» l»«y »aid they had tbe tim e of caught w ith C olum bia river marks
end alto from onaor two other coast
ed,
before H ardy
T. Stewart,
Stewart, U.
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Comuilseintier, r.B»“
at Port Orford, Oregoo,
on the 1st day of September, 1U20.
Claim ant names as witnesaes :
J. 8. Cappa, of Denmark, Oregon.
R. It. W ktm ann, of
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U n n i« IxNikwood, of
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M . M. Olapehaw, of
W. H. C A B O » ,
Register
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H e n ry A dolph ten is conserving
beeo
CallfoA^a,*
lew
than
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. - . . i v Seattle,
o u n i v y « b u are
ro u
r r u v camp.
u iu |j.
P V . i then
u «n
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u ilU K
lAtjs, IC
lean,
. a n hundred
I which h a re 1 obstructed
the - vie
gn rol i ns them d a y . by ruling m . o ;
the K lk r i , er br,d)fe
, h# m i|w
ejfUn
ffistan t, ” Which can be exten - The ships oa the south tiatrol were
It .e w n m l i / . i i r t l z i
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town a double cylinder, three speed, Bret of the week enjoying s n o o tin g dr«» up the em st to connect with C m p e ll . d to fly a t , n altitu d e of
H a rle y Davidson motorcycle, which
M r. F el.b eim , who is editor of the the road at Port O rford, and there 16,000 feet in order to see through
he bought last week.
Western W orld , on« o f Coos coun would be a coast road oomplete with ihe haae. This is the highest e lt i-
B . 0 . S m ith is establishing a ty ’s beat weekly paper., reports good easy grade, from Eureka to Eugene to le ever flown by the forest patrol
wood yard on his lots on 7th street. fishing in E lk riv e r and regrets th at J at**» with no snow in the winter I planes
him the reboot house about dark in the
.evening say there waa no signs of
.. - 'f i t * . There has bean some discord
W. A- WOOD, M anager
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' in that district, aad the fire Waa
son of M r. and M rs. Itichard S vei.
a ilh o u t doubt of incendiary origin.
hue form er residents of the Euchre
J. J . S T A N L E Y
I t is thought th at some arraugc-
errek section, passed down, the coast
nrent w ill lie made for the children
U»J«,
last weak on a visit to rela live« in
of that district to be sent to school
th at neighborhood. The Sveibue
in Port U rfurd during the coming
P O M P I I , I, y .
O R E G O N fa m ily hare resided- at Redwood
winter.
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COLLIER H. B O rriN O T O N year«.
Prompt,
b„ iM u v . , „ o „ ., , d
M r. end Mrs. L . D. Feltheim and th«'e is the coast rwadv.f th« South t e e m uorthern part of the state- he-
two children and Mrs. A llen , the !«rn Pacific extending op to T rin id ad cause v l a haavy bank o f oloude
Jamieson went lu Langlois last Tburedey to her home near Cnrhia
A. F. & A. M .
i' Thursday where they helped the from a teip to Sioux Falla, 8outb
Dakota, being met a lt Bandon by
C irc le lodge a t that place put on
M eet« S a tu rd a y e v some degree work.
her too, Steve fc>(»oerl, io hie Dodge.
e n in g fo llo w in g
f a ll
Mrs. Baker was called east by the
Boad overseer A . A. Jamieaoo has
to o n .
iltiieaa of rslativae, who later recov
a crew uf men e l work repairing the
; V ia itin g
b re th e re n
ered, and w hile away she also took
Sixes river bridge. Travel is cross
w elcom e.
medical treatm ent and leturns with
ing t h e . stream on a tem porary
her health much improved. Mrs
structure.
T h e bridge w ill be closed
AM ES 8. JO H N 8T O J, W . M.
Baker la ft Seattle a t neon and was
Df. T. W u it b 8a., 8ccv.
about three weeks.
home lbs following evening, and
W . P. Young, who hat a home from th at c ity she was accompanied
steed at M idd le E ik , went to Bandon ; by her little neioe who ie visitiog at
the first of the week to -bare some the Baker home,
dental work done. M r. Young w ill
Corry tout) U itru t-
Rult) Conpan).
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• erVe<» ihe visitors by Mrs. H a ft, ae streams. I t looks like a big eohool
aisled by her mother Mrs. M ary E . loat their bearing and have h it
Dean.
Rogue river instead of their home
H e n ry W rS tra w , a cattleman from SI ream.
K lem tflb county and brother of ex-
m ayor K. E. fetraw of Marshfield,
N o tic e T o C reditor*.
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euioided in the Chandler hotel last
Notiee is hereby given that all
S aturday by cutting bis throat w ith counts dua ma for blacksmith work
To W hom It M ay ('oncer#.
a pocket knife. T h e deceased was ba paid on or before Sept. 1st or
will ba placed for collection; abc all
1, the undersigned, hereby give no visiting hie brother el Marshfield, work dans in my shop after that
the verge
of having with wiU be strictly cqph.
ne th at I haws a conveyaooe from t h e and
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lott ia ■ " » « ’ ink P«riy for C u rry county
' R. L b v t w t l b b .
the Harbor a. Port Orford, Oregon, o n
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a portion
of w h lo h V p art o f U i^ V L a r f - wb«*n ho returned to h it room sod
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O A T H A T FO R M U
w ithout my oonrent. AU kille d bi oire If
Dee|Mind»ncy over
parties are hereby warned not to drive
tloo d oat hay for eale oa the John
piles or trespass
in any
manner what- fa ilin fi health led to the act. H e ia
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id e la n d a o
tsar loto.
I aa « ' aid i to
a k . i k . aki^J
eoevar I « I d ' tidelands
or r tara
water
bo the third brother in hie Crowley place on Sixes river. Enquire
M m . A mba O. J ) abt .
of
I I. B. S vm b bb ,
I fa m ily to suicide.
Newark, N. J
Ore.
bered country offering
a
large
T h e m an w ho has a nice balance to, hi» c rctU l in g w
b an k can a lw a ys «traila.
H ia m oney is S A F E ; he know s it.
R e lia b le
M EN
o f k n o w n fin a n c ia l standing; a n d business a b ilit y con
d u c t th e a ffairs ol o u r b a n k .
”W o ta k e an in te re s t in o u r custom ers.
W e aro a l
w ays g la d to advise w ith o u r custom »« .
a ll business m a tters c o n fid e n tii.
\Yt-
l eep
C o m e in .
Wa in v ite Y O U H B a n k in g Business.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BANDON, OREGON
C u r d o r T h a n k s.
We wish to express our thanks to all
friends who helped us in any way dur
ing the illness and burial of our boy,
Raymond, also for the many floral o f
leringa that covered hie grave.
J ohn C h k n o w x t h A F a m il y .
u s to carry i t . heavy Irtfh c u v e r the
• tnoontainaf
j E * e'* <f the Sm ith-Pow ers Ooo
etruclion means o nly a local project,
it ia being b u ilt ifito a heavy tim
m ount of tonnage for m any
Xtlfi viwtte^o^(BuAi/nAAA
a
FOÜWb
A Week serge ooatoo the nmd be
y w il
to come. Besides, ee eaon as the tween Port Orford and Corbin. Own
road crosses the divid e from Salmon er 0,11 have same by cal,lag a t this o(
creek to Sixes, it strikes coma fine I floe “ ud W ,n3 ,or •<»•
sitae for a t least two towns between
Powei-e «ad p ort O rford.
d. g
l T T h „ e
Sm ith-Pow ers people own a large I
Gome To Us For
FinaacialAdvice
FOB 8ALK
* ^eftr °h» registered Angora buck,
amount of acreage
I l is aleuhindt
nderstood that they | of fleece. An exceptionally good an
own a m ill f l u a t I P o rt O rfo rd . A lnial. Price on application. Satisfac-’
few miles from where the tide now tion guaranteed.
Wish to state, In anssrer to many in
ends in (be upper S i x « «¿ u n tA
several tributaries of the S ix V m e M quiries th at I will not let any buck kids
or ram lamba go this fait but w ill take
p erm ittin g of construction of logg reservation orders for next year de
ing roads up each of the valley«»
livery.
l . of regi.
K B . S b rs
n ix
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draw ing on . v w v supp'y ,,f fin . , H
„«voder
Breeder ol registered Pure > Bred An
tim ber, w ith Very much Port Orford K°ri» Goate and Cotswold sheep,
owlar. W ith this lim ber tonnage to I
8Ues’ Gurry county. Ore.
ee.
d rew on, the’ S m ith
Part o f Our Service to Yoe as a depositor
ia this b e a k ia coRsvltation e a yea r
hesiness problems.
I t is a pleasu re to 'have y o u com e to us.
m a y n o t be a b le to assist— b u t be y o u r p ro b
le m la rg e or s m a ll— i t w ill a lw a ys h a v e th e
sam e c a re fu l con sid eratio n .
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O ur interests are m u tu al, and our policy is
Powers
Ta Tka People ef Cany Cnarfy.
peoy is more than paying for
çun
structioo of its line as it goes, and
the tim ber w ill .ffb rd tonnage to the
line for manv r e . . .
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line for many yearn. I n addtttpn
L
at Marshfield, w ith all the bmt.nere
Pr‘ w * ^
of the e t.iio n . between.
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to do _ *» on
account of the serious illness of my
Tbe Smith' Powers people have wife.
torn out the tein|>or^ry logging road
I have been engaged in the practice
along Sal moil creek And the road of law for tbe past five years at Gold
now building its of heavy construc Bench. Oregon, except during the time
eway ae a soldier in the World’s W ar.
tion.
and have been engaged In tim active
T he rails are of heavy steel, the practice of law in Oregon for more than
road bed is thoroughly ballasted 26 years.
I f elected, I promise fair and impar
w ith gravel end everything about it,
from M y rtle Point up indicates per tial conduct of the office. • I am not
affiliated with or oontrolfod by
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m enency. W ith Ihe tunnel com
special Interests, clique or ring. and
pleted this w inter tbe tw enty m ile if elected am In a position to give, and
Bandon
to '
Gold Beach, Oregon,
BANDON, OREGON
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Everything in the H ardw are line, also Stove»
and Ranges, A ir 0 Life Lampsr S tam p in g Powder
and Fiue
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C o m e in and h e a r o u r new
g a rp h .
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C la x to n o la
Phono*
I t w ill p la y a n y record m a d e ; see these
M ac h in es before y o u b u y.
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WM. GILLNGS, PROP.
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isflk I y * I » » » J V S1S NRJ B IN
F O R T H E IN D IV ID U A L A N D F O R T H E 8 T A T
A Person with No EdueatWo hM but Ona Chance in 160,000 to
Render Distinguished Service to the Public
With Common School Education 4 Chanres
w j1? 5*1? * * * 5 » R*>«at>oa. - . »7 Chances
W ith College Education.............*00 Chances
Are Y ea Giving Y e ar Child Bis Chance?
THOSE STATES AR E W E A L T H IE S T T H A T H A V E IN V E S T E D
MOST IN EDU CATIO N
OBESDI J U
N im
The Hom e oí
Home-Made Candias, Soft Drinks
COLLEGE
Tobacco and Cigars
Through a “ Liberal and Practical Education” —
“ The
AGRICULTURl, ENGINEERING, MINING, HOME ECONOMICS
COMMERCE, PHARMACY, FORESTRY, VOCATIONAL EDUCN.
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• Stand.rd T M h n ic l
F A L IiT K R M O P E N S S K P . 2 0 , 1 0 2 0 . T U IT IO N F R E E
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FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO
THE REGISTRAR. Oregre Agrfcritorel C afc«, C e m M , Ore.
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Port Orford Furniture
& Hardware Store
J O . JOHNSON
then by crossing from
of
■SP' W
construction to Port Orford can h e P promise a square deal to all.
Faeily ffiiished next spring aad sum
J. C. J ohmom .
mer.
W ith the road built ee thus out
lined, Bandon, at the mouth of fh r l
26 Years Practice in Oregon Courts
be
Bank of Bandon
to this tonnage, i f (he road is built I for the oflloe of District Attorney of
there w ill be freight and peseta got G»» county.
t
business between there and the Port
1 • m • Republican aad would have
ATTORNEY AT LAW
to
p sra d ic al help to odr depo-iiors.
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on i*1® ballot at tlm G eniral Election
thia tall as an independent candidate
CoquiUe, would be passed up and
i|te road* would be slightly longer|
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A fta s » s
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