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H O M E NEW S, Gold Beach Masonic Lodge elects officers next -Saturday. A U lo o d lesa D u e l . D a n c in g V». R e lig io n . D enm ark. Quite a hard wind storm visited our In the T hibuxe ’ s issue of the 27th Victnity Saturday night, blowing down November is an article on '‘Religion , fences and tim ber, vs. Dancing.” In all ages, ever Toni Stitt and wife, returned from since time began, there has been Bundou Friday, after u week’s visit, i Mrs. Millie K eller and sister Delia cranks in the world. Cranks ou I of Sixes, made us a visit this week. religion, on dancing, on temperance, Mr. Junies Olsen met with quite an on politics, &c. Therefore, we are accident last week, while killing hogs, ______ not surprised to know that wc have ht lifting ucan of boiling water, from __j the stove, the handle broke, all of the some of that class in our inside — his rubber boot, , . . . water going ------- C h etco . to o jh a We are still blest with showers ' pleased to learn 1 Full particulars of the shooting at W. 8. W insor is agent for the blessings, and the streets of Çhetco are ! one dreaded d Pistol River, iu which Jam es Starr ' Well sprinkled and the roods are very been-ablo to c e in all Its wharf. Joseph Masterson contin and Janies Averill were partici rtfuddy. The ladies have to wear robber that is Ctyar; t HWI*» The storm again .prevented the ues as. agent of the stcau.cr. pants, has reached us, and we are 1 bOotS. is the only positive euro kn A rcata from calling in here on her J. C. McAdams and fam ily have pleased to state th at the only harm Ed H ughes and Jay Adams were b ap Medical fraternity. C atarrh la s t trip. tized in the name of the holy river, Constitutional disease, require» moved from Coquille City to D airy resulting from the fussillade was i while making a trip up the south fork stitutional tiea'trteirt. I full’s Messrs. Messeear and Barnes pro- ville. the shooting of a valuable sow, be- They were capsized, an d the boat Cure is taken internally, aCttng ■pose to spend the winter mining on Jam es Bowie has taken charge as I longing to Ben Gardner. The par- lodged in the drift. The cargo was upou the blood ai.J mucuous Sixes River. badly dam aged. They were taken of the system, thereby destroying editor and manager of the Crescent I ticulars of the shooting as given ! last week is not far from correct ac cranks who are more than wise in ; raiding hia lilub frjIn the hjp ,o the ashore in anotiier boat. Miss Id a Stagg arrived from City News. - foundation of tho disease, and gi’ J ankle. He is still confined to his bed. The departm ent h u established a new the patient strength by building up i cording to A verill’s statement, their own conceit. Roseburg last week, and is stopping W illiam Bailey and family, of Ir. Moore and Emerson brought in »’“«d Dilice here, known as the H arbor constitution and assisting nature in Each party left the field of battle While we speak favorably of Mr .at the K n ap p hotel. ;ad of horses from the mom.tains, l oBt ulfic0> “ ,ul M r- Costello has been doing its work. The proprietors have Requa, it is said, will spend the 8 head with the impression that he had dancing, wc do not speak disparag Mr. and Mrs T. J. S titt, of the winter a t Gold Beach. so much faith in its curative powers, last week, being two feet of snow on apiKiinted Postm aster. killed the other, Averill going to ■ ingly of religion or education. For Bert Snodgrass is im proving and we that they offer One Hundred Dollar» lig h t house, paid relatives at Ban- the ridges when they left the hills, Mr. Danielsen came up from Gold Beach and surrendering him ill faet they are twin-sisters, hand caused by the last storm. hope to see him around soon again. for any case th a t it fails to curs. Band •don a »visit last week. 1» DeCoas will carry the mull on the for list of testimonials. Gold Beach Friday, en routo for self, and Starr starting off down maids, that go hand in hand through Miss Phebe C ulver will attend school The Christmas Eve-ball at D airy - his home on the Coquille. Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., the coast. Upon learning that Av life. Then we have no fault to find at Cupe Blanco, this winter, w ith Mr. upper route, in Bert Snodgrass’ place. The bear hunters are doing well. L. Toledo, Ohio. ville will be an enjoyable affair. Thrift as teacher. with those who dance, if they are erill was not hurt Starr went on to Snow has been piling up in the Sold by all druggists, 75c. Goo. Chenoweth who recently started Van P elt has killed 5, F. G ardner, 7, Better arrange to be there mountains during the past week, Chetco and swore out a warrant for conducted properly. We do not for the city, to go sealing, has accepted I and Frank T elm an ha» killed 6, all Supervisor Neygrcn is opening and some of the high hills in view j Averill’» arrest, which was sent to believe that more are led astray by a position in Alaska, to trap and fish j within the last m onth. More hear than C h eerfu l W in ter Evening». the blockaded road through this of town are white. , Gold Beach, but was returned with- j dancing than by atten ding clnueh for six months. Most of the boys will j money in this part of the country. W edding bells are ringing quite of district as rapidly as possible. out service. The feeling between Tis a broad assertion to. make I ’ll return on account of small wages being [ ten. August Carlson an d Miss Ray, Don’t forget th at the sheriff will ! Nothing brings so much joy stnl paid to sealers this year. R oveb . L. Knapp has purchased from sell some valuable property, be them is very bitter, and serious re -!‘ulmit; but while we have a deep were united last week. Will Ray and comfort to the fireside ns a genial Miss Lizzie Cooley of W inchuck, were Mrs. Crawford a valuable 80 acres longing to non-residents, for taxes, suits arc feared, but it is hoped they reverence for religion, and the house F r o m Q u o.saten . joined as m aunm l wife, auu ail go th eir visitor—one that entertains and in will fully consider the consequences I °f God, for wc believe th at ‘‘Christ of land on the E lk River bottom. at Gold Beach next Saturday. way rejoicing. Bay Nute, when is the structs every member of the fumily. of carrying their enm ity to the ex- j hath power oil earth to forgive sin,’ : December 8th, 1894. next one coming off? Tell us so r e can The latch-string is always out for Jeff' Wilson gave up the idea of The oldest inhabitants say the trcines of taking life, and mutually that He has as quick and sympa To the T kibvxe :— going sealing, and has leased his heaviest sea over seen at this place The first snow appeared on the low get our cans und horns together. T h at's The Prairie Farmer, for it always agree to give each other a severe| thetic ear for a little prayer of a hills this m orning, and continued snow- ! ri«h t bof : do" ’.t wait for leuP year’ or I a ing» a big weekly budget. I t is father’s ranch in Eckley precinct. occurred last Sunday, but no in letting alone. Further particulars i few words over some trival worry, . 1 you t'rni m niiirbt »»of left. ight get ing all dav. brighter than ever, with a host of Chas. H. Bailey, of Bandon, pas ju ry has resulted to the wharf. As we were going up tow n we m et a of the affair is given iu the follow-| given silently in the busy kitchen, Dick Pugh returned from a liear hunt new writers this year. The Thanks ( shabby looking m an, as you m ig h t call sed down last week on a visit to M arried—A t Bandon, Or., on ing, from our Pistol River corres- or on the crowded street, or in the to-day, w ith poor success. As we a p giving and Christinas number! will friends and relatives a t Gold Beach. December 3d, 1894, Robt. Breen to pondent, who has conversed with hall of polities, in the pleasant Mr. Henry A rm priest and Chas Wil- him, coming toward us. ' son passed up one day this week with proached him he asked us which side of be worth more than a year’s sub Ace T urner came down from Miss Laura, Turner, daughter of the the parties, and heard each of their school-room, the quiet dance, as he the road tho stre e t was on, and we told has for those who kneel down at three head of horses, which they w ill ' him that tho load was on the street. scription. $1.00gets 52 visit»—The statements: Bandon Saturday, to attend the late Louis Turner, of Four Mile. Praine Farmer, Chicago, (•winteron Ran Tichenor’a place. ! He was so cross-eyed th a t lie could not Owing to bad marksmanship, two night and absently ask for daily wedding of his brother Jesse and Potato Elllhe John E nglem an Sr., Tim Hayes, an Em pire City sa tell which side of the street lie was on, Miss Luly Sutton, returning yester loon man, is on his way to Gold men who were anxious to perforate help, and to forgive as we may be and John Engleman J r., went to town and when lie got to th e store he started forgiven. We are taught in the : one day this week. each other’s anatomies with lead, day. through the window for the door. Beach, expecting to open a saloon were prevented from enacting a fa same blessed book, that good men i Mr. Dan Bachman has gone into the Mr. Jas. McCutehen has taken a trip The article on ‘'D ancing vs. Re in the new town on the north side. trapping business. tal tragedy. The shooting match of “ Bible days” danced, and in tlic to Gold Beach, on business of some Doubtftil Seeds alone. The best >ubtftilS«eds Mr. H. L. Zeek has rented the Bag ligion,” this week, is worth reading. are a easy ea«y to got, g< and cost no Mail carriers have had a hard occurred oil the “ peaceful banks of Psalms we are commanded to dance, kind. m ore. A sk your dealer for yo nell Ferry property, together with tho I t presents a liberal, enlightened, time of it during the past ten days, Mr. Dick Her I wb retu rn ed from Pistol,” in the neighborhood of in 149 Psalms, 3 v.; also 150 v. 4. hotel and ferry, for the term of one and unprejudiced view of the sub but they have bravely faced the ! Deerhide Canyon; Time about noon, Now, if it were religiously wrong to across the m ountains, where lie has year. May success be with him. been prospecting. We did not learn if ject. raging storms and drenching rains, Saturday, Dec. 1st. dance, why is it so often spoken o f: Mr. Joseph Y ounker has gone to his lie made it pay or not. home in California. He will be gone D uring the gale of Friday n u dodged thickly Hying limbs and A lw a y s th e best. Known James Starr, w ho had a claim a d in the bible? I board a man say tho o th e r day, everywhere. F e r r y ’s Seed We may find men who preach till the first of January, when he will “ of all the saws he ever saw he never merous pelicans were blown in falling trees, worked their way joining James Averill, had occasion A n n n a l f o r 1909” tells you return in time to be on hand at the Fwhafc, how, a nd when to plant. dance halls in connection ! January term of the C ounty Court, to saw a saw, saw like th a t saw saw ed, from the sea, and numbers of them around blockaded roads and have to drive out some cattle belonging : about » Sent Free. Get It. Address , * a D. M . FERRY A CO., fell exhausted in our streets, and invariably arrived on time. They to the latter, which had entered his with the devil, but never go there I look after th a t $ 10 which was to be th at Jeff und Ike h a d .” It m ust have D etroit, M id i. been u good saw. could be approached and picked up. arc deserving of credit. enclosure through a hole ill th e , 1° save or counsel those whom they : paid for opening the county trail from The m iners th a t camo from V irginia 'e i here to Jerry's Flat Several captures were made. are m ining ut tho m outh of G ilbert Mr. George D art who, officiated fence. Starr was repairing thesam o duenl l°8t, which an honest, truth- Johnny W oodworth made a round when the near report of a rifle and j ful minister, one that is not cranky creek. They expect to make it pay The re|>ort th at Wm. McCormick at the wedding at the Sutton resi trip from Jerry s F lat to the mouth of well. had removed to Del Norte county deuce last Sunday, informed us th at the zip of a bullet in close proximi- or illiterate, will ever seek to preach the lllillois riyer nuJ l)aek jnoll„ ,iayi F O R The townaite company, we under he and his wife were the first cou- ty to his person caused him to look i the truth, minus crude ideas, and last week. He is now stopping In the was an error, us be ouly made a stand, liave not had a meeting this year business visit down the coast. He pie ever married in Port Orford. ! up the hill, and there he saw a bare-(10 saT ) a Christian spirit, Come E. G. H u rt house w ith his father, who according to the by-laws, to elect offi O H K IA .I» F O I l O A .S I I . you | continues to grow worse every day. cers. I t would bo a hard m atter to continues to reside at the Unican H e was Married to Mrs. Dart, then J headed man, who was evidently go with me and I will tell We have a now settler in our neigh what the Lord has done for me. purchase a lot, according to the laws Over one hundred wethers and wether Miss Anna Tichenor, daughter of making preparations to repeat his place on Brushes creek. borhood, who has taken tho old H . L. that govern the company. Chetco h a r lumbs. Call on or address. Then again, in Curry, we have former actions. Starr, who had his Zeek place on the m ountain. F. PFIHTERER, Married—At the residence of the the late Capt W illiam Tichenor in bor will never prosper unless som e rifle with him immediately opened fair school houses and good schools, Thomas H untley Is trapping for thing is done toward building a foun 1854—forty years ago. Port Orford, Curry Co.. Oregon. bride’s parents, iu l ’ort Orford O r according to the population and ex bear. No bear, no giea.se, Tom. lire at the place occupied by the dation for its progress, such us a wharf Married—A t the residence of the egon, on Sunday, December 9th, shooter, who was James Averill, isting conditions, wo have made ns Elisha Meservey I uib killed eight bear or some work done, or jettys, to keep so far this fall, up to the Jjist we heard 1894, by George Dart, J. I’., Mr. bride's parents, in Chetco valley, the river running north, so us vessels and after considerable dodging the good progress in education as any Jesse T urner and Miss Luly A. But Curry county, Oregon, ou Decem marksmen expended eleven shots in *n t ‘ie '«tikte. W e claim to be Itoti from him. can come in tho m outh of the river. Coquille Valley Poly J. F. Lowery returned homo from the ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W al ber 3d, 1894, by Rev. J W. I’en- trying to score bull’s-eyes ou each moral, religious, and law-abiding, Indian training school. He brought h Miss M errim an, of the upjier end of the county, passed through h ere en dletou, Mr. W illiam K. Ray and te r Sutton, all of Curry couuty. other’s bodies. At the fifth shot | church-going people. A Christian wife with him . He is now stopping route for San Jose, Cal., wliore she is technic Institute, Miss Lizzie M. Cooley, daughter of witli Mr. Wm. Sutherland. John McCormick and Mr. Mc- one of S tarr’s cartridges snapped people, who are both willing and going to live hereafter. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es A. Cooley, all Ned H arding has taken unto himself Cutchen, of Chetco, are spending a Peter Costello, made a flying trip to BANDON, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, and he disappeared in the brush. desirous that every one should wor- a cloochman. of Curry county. Jack 's creek this week. few days in Port Orford and vicini Ilis opponent supposing him to be i sh!P Rod under !lis own vine and Mr. John E nglem an goes to Brushes John m ade a trip to Gold Beach this J . S. KANEMATZ, A. M., Principal, W. V. Cope, of Dairyville, had a seriously wounded, made tracks for ty, taking a look at the country. If tree, and in accordance with bis ' ereek one day this week, on business week on business. they find suitable locations they narrow escape from a fatal accident : the river, where he secured a horse own conscience. Wc fully endorse , with Mr. W ill Clarno. The wind is still roaring nnd tho Will open on the first Monday in D e H enry Clurno’s family have gone will become residents of this part last Wednesday. Ho was driving and proceeded to Gold Beach to de- a graded nnd a high school, that ocean is on its car, and so is everybody cem ber, 1894. I to Kitchen creek on n visit, while six horses, with a load of three ' liver himself up to the sheriff. will enable us to school our chil •of the county. Honry keeps bach a t the Lobster cre»‘k elso. Its a w o u d o r th a t everybody is ^X>*Cireulars to be had at tills office. thousand pounds on his wagon, dren et home, without sending able to be a ro u n d ; but there seem s to Several persons went out to find J. D. Wilson and wife, after mill. them abroad to be educated. This! There was 30 days Work to open the be a m edicine Unit keeps everybody Port Orford for a week and il quite dark ho drove off Starr. In the meantime he had journing in P o rtO .___ __ _______ , „ . H u ll, departed for their Eckley home last a b n ,'e e On the Gucnn road’ and forded the river unhurt and journ- much we agree with “ I’m Here,” county trail through district No. 17, kicking, and it is called Sarsaparilla. J . M. B. and there was about thirty days work and expect to Saturday, Jeff having decided th at tbe wa»on’ horsel’ and a11’ fel1 in a ied down the coast. AT in district No. 11, which was done by S tay - with -I t . he would not exchange the pleasant heaP’ with Mr’ under a,L The distance at which the shoot Give the F u n n e r Fact». Mr. Joseph Younker and two hired Dairyville, Oregon, The averuge planter has but little use and comfortable life of a rancher He was able to extricate himself, ing took place Starr judged to he men. N ikeb C uwtcx . and with the exception of some se for finely spun theory, w hether it per about 80 yards. Your correspon w ith wife and baby, for the hard D e a th o f M r. G riffith . ON School R e p o rt. tains to the relation of his condition to and precarious following of a seal vere bruises was fortunately not se dent believes that to be Mr. S ta ir’s C H R I S T M A S E V E , The Round Grove school closed No polities or w hether it deals with the riously hurt. version of the fracas. hunter. A shotox , Wash., Nov. 27th, 1894. vember 21st, 1894. The total No. en best way* und m eans of growing the D E C E M B E R 2 4 th , 1 8 0 4 . James Averill relates the follow-| E ditor T ribune .—As there are rolled, 7. The average daily attendance best crops. W hat he w ants is Facts. Speaking of the storm, a friend Several of the boys who le ft this On Saturday morning he was I many readers of your paper who 8; average daily registration 98; the No one bus realized this more than the ing ^county for the purpose of going writing us from Gold Beach speaks returning from a hunt after gome arc acquainted with the party, I average deportm ent, 100; the No. of great seed firm of I). M. Ferry & Co., No pains o r expense will lie spared to aealing have returned, owing to the of the damage to Mr. H um e’s prop visitors, 14. The last three days were Detroit, Mich., who for forty years m ake the «cession u success in every bait to set his bear traps. Nearing w ill forward this for insert’on: low price of seal skins and the re erty as follows: The heavy wind his residence he was confronted by ' Died—In South Omaha, Neb., devoted to an exam ination, which the have been studying the wants and con particular. A general invitation is ex dition of planters, largo and small, und d u ctio n of the share of the hunters. yesterday blew the Winsor cottage, following four p a ss e d : Starr, who was about th irty yards Rheuben II. Griffith, very sudden, Richard G uthridge,.............................. 08 ns a result have created the largest seed tended. F irst class music will be furn ished. Seal skins are worth but $7 and H um e’s residence nnd the Caughell in the opening, and who nt his home oil the 8th of Novem- j May M iller,........................................... »7 business in the whole world. W ithout TICKETS, $1.00 the hunters share the coming sea house, recently occupied by Fred opened fire on him. Averill return her. Mr. Griffith arose nt 4 o’clock I Merton M iller,....................................... 97 doubt, a strict adherence to the policy Hupper nt Mrs. Lorentzon's Hotel a t son will be only one-fifth, which : Moore, clear off their foundations, ed the compliment, firing two shots. A. M. and started a fire. His wifei Amos M iller......................................... 95 of dealing in facts represents the secret tlie usuul price. precludes any poaaibility of their and moved the A llan house some His gun then got fouled, and he asked what he was up so cnrly for, Amos passed an oral exam ination. of their success. Tin y know their reeds .making anything. Jack Wilson, two or three feet. I t also capsized are right before they are sent to the The rest a w ritten. beat a hasty retreat to cover, and and told him to cotne to bed. He Richard Guthridge and May M iller many thousand dealers from whom the Chas. Fitzhugh and Charles Gid the outhouse opposite the Allan there succeeded in extracting the returned to the bed and was soon | were put on the Roll of Honor, They planter gets them . The dealer knows dings have returned; Jack Hensen house, and capsized the pile driver, ... , at the bark landing, and scattered t * 1* and sPeed,b ’ j sleeping, and only lived a h a lf1 were neither tardy n o r absent during this to tie a (¡vet requiring no fu rth er has gone to work in a m ill on the questions, ami planter finds It to be a ing operations, firing fix shots. hour. ’• ’ • the *• peaceful sleep J the whole term. He slept Day; Mel Fitzhugh shipped on the the lumber badly. substantial fuct when harvest time JA M E S CAPPS, Teacher. Toward the last shooting Starr ran | th at knows no waking, He leaves! Bowhead, and Gene Peirce and comes. A nother b .u jtrn tio n of the Johnny H um e will let the con in the brush and disappeared over a wife and six children to mourn . value of this method is found in F erry's W ill Button on the Winchester. I f y o u «lo, call and see or writ« to John R. Miller, who took his Heed A nnual, in which there is nothing tract for building the cannery at a declevity. Averill then left the his loss. Peaceful he his rest. Em il Jcssine, W ill Button and Lee tlie undersigned; for on account of old mother and sisters out to Roseburg, hut facts. Facts th a t prove of tho great age and poor lieuith, I desire to sell my battlefield and departed for Gold A lmeida C ook Cox left the Bay for the city, but Rogue River[ according to plans 1 Beach. returned last week, and bad an ex est value to every planter ; facts about and specifications in his possession, whether they will ship or return citing experience coming down how, when und where to plant, th a t can It is to be hoped th a t the county the work to be completed by the [Coos Bay News.] ¿»«une is not yet known. be had from no other source. T here from Denmark during the storm of are i o w orthy facts leftout, and no u n Fine ranch on Elk River will not have to be called upon to lo th of March. Mr. Loggie, Mr. j John Backmare’s right leg wn- Friday. G etting into the green worthy theories let in. This book is ' * We were last Friday visited with Danielscn and Mr. Devendorf liave settie this matter, a» these occnr- broken near the ankle, in a scuille, timber, lie soon found the air lull sent free to every one who ask for i t . ! , Four miles from Port Orford, and one of the most terrific gales th at each bid for the work, and the con renccs are getting a trifle monoton in the Pioneer saloon, Sunday. containing. of flying limbs, with trees falling A postal card witli your name and a d has born experienced along the tract will soon be, if not already ous to the average taxpayer. A portion of the hull of, a vessel dress sent to tlio firm will bring it to ' 102 and 5 0 -1 0 0 Acres. all around him. He pushed ahead coast In many years, which began I |Pt. Mr. H um e will move every Meanwhile the old, wild, high was found on the beach near the you. There is fifty acres of ,first-class bot- until he found the road blockaded d u rin g T hursday night and c o n -1 thing m tvable of his earthly pos headed cow, who wa» the innocent) of the Coquille, Friday. It ! torn land, nnd the entire place is well hut concluding it was useless <o X- tinued with increased fury until sessions from Gold Beach, even to cause of all the trouble, reflectively mouth is thought to lie a portion of the There were 974 patients at th e I set in grass, i t Is suited in every wsy , turn back, he kept right on, jvork- Friday noon, when it began to his newspaper, and build up a town chews her cud on the peaceful banks brig Luca». insane asylum a t Salem last week, for a moderate, and there was a cessation I exclusively his own. inghis wagqn around and over trees o f Pisiol River, and thinks “ what A test is being ma»le with coal at the largest number in its history. and amid thickly falling timber, of hoalilities until Saturday even fools these mortals be.” the electric light works, and should FINE DAIRY RANCH. Parties coming up from Rogue, ing, when the wind again raised ,' until he reached Henry Zumwalts, N emh . A . F . A A . M . N o tic e . it prove satisfactory, it will take River, infrom us that, four of Mr. where he left his wagon, and suc and raged until about three o'clock A meeting of Gold Beach For reasons above stated I will sell The placing of the gold-saving the place of wood for fuel there. lo d g e Nu. it), A. F. & A. M. th e said ranch for ceeded in getting through on horse Sunday morning, with even greater; Hume’s buildings, lately moved to! will bo held a t tlie Court machine, at the Randolph mines, J. G. West is still in a very crit force than on Friday, accompanied the north side, were blown from back. House In Gold Beaeli, Oregon wns completed early last week, and ical condition, the result of the ex their foundations, nnd donsiderably on next H aturday evening. by rain. No very serious dam D ecember 15th, 1894, for the plosion a t the quarry. But slight it is reqiorted lo have run excel damaged. Following up his own The shipments of lumber from age resulted, as far as heurd from, uriaise of electing o(heirs lently. However, it was given but hopes are entertained of his recov Hum e in , further th en filling the roads with : wfl1 .kn.°’ n P®**®?» Mr o r the «r suing Masonic year. tho Siuslaw arc increasing. The tide all inetnlierH in good stun ding a half day’s trial and stopped to ery. For further particulars, call on or West mention!) th at last mouth six Of 'im lier, and which supervisors will stead of fronting them toward the will tak e due notice and govern them stand until arrangem ents are set addisi», river, bad them placed in position selves accardingly. vessels carried away a little over -^.p ro m p tly remove. Considerable den NiH M c C arthy , W. G a u n tle tt, W. M. Dick Richards brought tlie news 1,.500,000 feet. A iyncing wae thrown down and a fronting toward the bluff, th a t the tled between the company and the P ort Orford, Or., Dee 10, 1894. Port Orford, Oregon. inventor. The latter has gone to feht^emall outhouses were blown people of Gold Beach might be pre down last evening that a book agent The terms of Grover Cleveland over, 4(hile some dwelling houses sented with a fine view of their back Huntington to set up another ma- whose name lie did not learn, was correspotnlent c should reach us had their staying qualities severely sides, thus giving the gentle south ch i ne.— Rccorde r. NOTICE. ! driving along the road, on the Co- and David B, H ill end at exactly not I/*‘nl later than Monday evening. I<engthy teeted. I t will not be surprising to the same minute, March 4, 1897. communications should arrive not niter ! Ail pen o n s are warned n< t to hunt The projoct for a ucw c ounty to 'lu*^e d ur>u2 ll‘e Morin of Faidny, hear of serious disasters a t sea, as erly zephyrs a better opportunity to They will, therefore, start even for than Friday or Kutnr<iay. bend in the on my land, and will be prosecuted for the result, provided the gale exten- give them a boost in tho most ten lie made of the Hiuslaw country, is a tree fell across his horses, killing new» ami we will give you a newsv p: - trespaas. J . A. HAINES a new job. per. Curry County, February 5th, 1893. them instantlv. der spot. . ded any distance out. revived in western Lane, Wm. G auntlett »returned ÏÎ0W 'Gold Beach -Friday. Leave FERRY’S DofaWflone? $10 per. Acre.