The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, June 18, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text«5* THE STEAM Eli 2 'FOURTH OF JULY, 100! Fred Hare, whom we mentioned last week as being m entally The murre egg business will close flicted, has been taken to the asy this week. Imn at Salem. The Myrtle Point ... i k ’ _ r . charles Newmann, of Euchre Enterprise * ° gives the following ae count of Mr. H are’s unfortunate creek, was in town yesterday. condition: “ Fred Hare, who re- The program for the Euchre creek »ides near Langlois, Curry county, celebration appears this week. wa8 brought to town last Saturday from the Middle Fork, violently in Miss Pearl W alker, of Bandon, sane. About a week before he had is teaching the Denmark school. started to Kiddle, Douglas county, Great reduction in Men’s Hats, at to find employment, and left the Masterson’s. Closing out sale. main road at Olalla, taking a route The Arcata arrived from the city which he thought would shorten N ELSO N , M a ste r, ]ast Thursday anil passed down the distance. However, he become Saturday. lost and for two or three days wan W ill make weekly trips tietween dered about aimlessly, suffering in H» Neely and wife arrived from tensely from hunger and exposure. Bandon Sunday last, and occupy M a i l I 7"i-n ii< .I**<•<>, l ’o r -t O r He found his way hack to near Re the Forty cottage. f o r d m itt C o o s l i n y , mote where he was found on a hill Get a Chain Harness to knock by Geo. Doney, who brought him ¿A R R Y IN G PASSENGERS AND about with, $11.75 and up, at Lang to town. Hare was laboring under lois Harness shop. FREIGHT. the hallucination th at a mob was Henry Axtell, who has been em- after him and oil coming around ployed a t Oakland, Calif., since \ g UgUr Loaf mountain jum ped from F reig h t and passengers at , last fall, is home again his horse down the steep grade into A. II. T hrift returned from Cali the river, Doney having considerable fornia last week and will spend the difficulty to keep him from drown ing. Constable Steward took the O. LENEVE, Agent, Port Orford, Or- summer on his dairy ranch. unfortunate man to Coquille and he egon. The Arcata, on her trip down was adjudged insane and taken to last Saturday took about 800 dozen the asylum. Mr. H are came to this murre eggs from this place. country about eight years ago from Edward Jensen and wife and England, was highly educated, and DEALERS IN Mrs. K. Jensen arrived by last possessed more than ordinary intel- steamer and may spend tiie summer ¡¡gence. Insanity was no doubt here. I caused by hunger and the exposure Town and County. ARCATA, Lowest Rato«. W . DOYLE & CO., teal Merchadise, R. Svihus and wife, of Frankport, which he underwent while lost.” were passengers for the city by la s t’ The Enterprise is in error as to dale C O L D B E A C H ,O R . steamer and will locate at Redwood of Mr. H are’s arrival in this coun- try, since lie has resided in Curry I City, Calif. county at least fifteen years. Miss Bertha Vondergreen re \VE KEEP IN STOCK turned to Bandon last week from a Give the hardware store a call and get fitted out with a new Os borne. Our school room is badly in need d r e ss g o o d s , L. Knapp and Mrs. Dr. Caldwell of more desks. Every desk is oc left this morning for a visit at HATS AND C APS, cupied and some of the pupils are Rogue river. BO O TS A N D SH O ES, seated without desks. The new ad of II. I. Blakeslee, The Floras Creek people have seryman, will ap- completed all arrangem ents for a the Elk river nurseryman, And in fact everything usually needed grand celebration, and the program pear next week I t has been Droit- 1 ted for a couple of weeks through in town or country. ’ appears in this issue. a careless oversight. ______ ' W att and Chas. Guerin havei ____ _______ ___ gone to the state of Washington to Ladies’ Sailors 50c, 80c, »1.00 and I t is our purpose to keep a *u ) resume their former occupation with | $1.23, at Mrs. Masterson’s. Children’s Sailors 0O0 . Misses Leghorns untrim- and complete line of goods of the ; the Geodetic survey, . ined 60c and 75c. Ladies and Misses best quality, and they will be sold Landis, the Coos county murder- 3OIUbreros, »1.00 and »1.50. At th e L ow est Living P ro fit, er, has been seen on the Siuslaw, at --------- i Eugene, in Eastern Oregon, and in f yaiem Statesman: Salem can- We will receive our freight via. the State of W ashington. nery opened full blast Wednesday, steam er Arcata, and as we will run j alues K. Mack, well known in and sweet pretty girls are putting our own teams, h eight from Port I th u county, has purchased a half pretty, sweet strawberries into the Orford wilj not be added to the interest in a weekly newspaper at liquid sweetness and the com bina price of the goods. Sonoma, Cal., called the ‘‘Exposi tion will capture the world. BROGERIES & PROVISIONS, vi8it vith f,iench .-t r/v cONsr/ruT/ot6 GRAND CELEBRATION AND BALL, '•< ☆ 2 k Dairyville Store, •/ Ell. KU’KLEFF. Prop’r. 'Succescur to F . M. IjtngloU .) To be <*iven at Euchre Creek Hall, ou July Fourth, 1901. A t D a ir y v ille , O regon. Salute at sunrise. President of the Day, Hon. W. S. Guerin. Grand Marshal of th e Day, Hon. W. R. Ilurnt. Orator of the Day, Hon. L. A. Roberta of Myrtle Point, Oregon. Procession w ill form on Main street, Dairy- ville at 9:15 a. m., headed by the D airyville brass band. Second in order, Liberty Car, containing 20 persons, as follows: One’ Goddess of Liberty, one Uncle Sammy, five young ladies represent ing the last islands acquired by the United States ami thirteen little girls representing original colonies, all well packed. Exercises begin at picnic grounds at 10:80 a. m. 1— Music by the band. 2— Song, America, by the choir. 3— Prayer. 4— Song, We’ll Stand by the Flag, by c h il dren. 5— Song, Would You Like to Know? by ch il dren. 6— Recitation by Miss Carrie Guerin. 7— Song, Star Spangled Banner, by the choir. 8— Music by th e band. 9— R ecitation by Lex Cope. 10— Patriotic Glee. 11— Music by the band. 12— Flag of Our Union, choir. 13— Recitation by Miss Maud Bossen. l i —Reading of the Deviation of Independ ence. by A. T. Thrift. 15— Song, Flag of America, by young ladies. 16— Oration by L. W. Roberts. Basket dinner and grand barbecue. After dinner comes the following sports: Race for girls 7 to 10, prize. Race for boys, 7 to 10, prize. Race for boys, 11 to 14, prize. Race for girls, 11 to 14, prize. Race for young ladies, prize. Fat man’s race. Bicycle race. Greased pole. Egg race for girls. Potato race for boys. Balloting for Goddess of Liberty and Uncle Sam w ill close at 8:30 p. m., June 25, 1901. Everyone cordially in vited to attend. Committee on Arrangements for Celebration —Mrs. Della B elloni, E. H. Cheever, Ed. Hack le ff. H.ARDWA II E. OviiiKl 1S : i 1 I BHÜCEBÖ, (the best only, 1 )1 « V G O O U N , 13OOT& mul SHOES, HARDW ARE- I1ATN Ac CJ Y1 »X And in (act, everything usually needed in the eountry. Program opens at IO o'clock with Music. M usic. Music. Oration, Hon. F. A. Stewart. Adjournment for noon. iit Music by R. E. Cope and A. B. Sabin. Floor M anagers-W . R. Hurst and Fred Hof- ses. Tickets |1.00. Spectators 50c. Supper at Laurel Inn. Committee on Arrangements for Ball—Allen II. Brice, Wm. Guerin, Jr., Harry Nelson. tor.” Mr. Owings and wife left for Dairyville yesterday, where they will remain as long as business will 'justify. Mr. Owings takes first class ' pictures. K E E P S IN S T O C K , RAH! DEWEY 7 Recitation. Recitation. Declaration of Independence. Music. O’CLOCK I*. M. 2— 100 yard race free for all. I— Fat Man’s Race. 4— Boys’ race, 50 yards, 8 to 12. 3—Boys’ race, 50 yards, 12 to 15. 6—Girls’ race, 40 yards, 8 to 12. 5— Girls’ race, 40 yards, 12 to 15. 7— Ladies race, free for all, 10 yds 8— Wheelbarrow race. 10— Wrestling contest. 9—Sack race. I I — Ladies nail driving contest, free for all. 12— Tug of war. Corbin City team challenges the county. 13— H orizontal bur performance. 14—Greased pole eliuibing. 15—Tub race. 10—Log rolling contest. Suitable prizes will be given to the winner of each contest. C A S H S A L E S am o u n tin g to »5 or more will be allowed 10 per cent dis count, except on F lour, on which no discount can be given. 4 s I will do my own team ing, it is ; my intention to Bell cheaper than goods were ever sold on F loras Creek. i G ive m e n tria l m id I w ill <lo my b est to p lease you. Grand Ball Begins at 8:30 with Brand March. FRUIT TREES M U SIC will be furnished by J. W. Fitzhugh, W. A. Bishell, W. S. Mil ler, Otto Newmann. FL O O R M A N A G E R S , C. W. Majory, L. C. Mnrsters, W illis Tomp kins. PROM PTER—Asa Turner. C O M M IT T E E ON R E F R E S H M E N T S , Mis. F. A. Stewart, Mis. Zumwalt, Mrs. Maud Farley, Mr. F. D. Stewart. Mr. \\ . O. Cook. M A R S H A L O F T H E DAY—Wm. Ilu rst. F IN A N C E , F. D. Stewart, T. ,1. Fromm and T. L. Carey, C o m m itte e of A rra n g e m e n ts, W. O. Cook, W illis Tompkins, T. J. Fromm, T. L. Carey ami D. Woodruff. GOLDEN AND ITALIAN PRUNES There will he a stand on the ground conducted by Misses Annie Carey, Annie Fromm and Syble Woodruff, winre lemonade, candy, nuts and cigars can he had at all times of the day or night, th e proceeds ot this stand will go towards paving the expenses of the celebration. O R IE N T A L P L U M S , Mr. Woodruff will furnish pasture for all those who wish to turn their “ PRUN US SIMONS.” horses out. AND A prize will he given to the best lady ami gentleman waltzcr. W. O. COOK, Chairman Committee of Arrangements, i Anything and Every thing von want. ID A H O 1* Id A 1« A b iim la iK 'D .*' Ami the new Peach, • EARLY Y on b e t w e < lo . W e c e le b r a te Fourth of July AT Weddeburn, Oregon The Celebrated Osborne Furnished by If. I. I5 i . abesi . l j , I’er Orford, C urrv County, Oregon. fa Prices of work and goods in keeping r , 1 1 . ,, Jacob Olcovitch, who was so se- , stood jn it was burned last Mon- with the times. Watches ¿ro“’ » dl®- , . jj , Knapp hotel for a day night. The cause of the fire is tance ean be safely sent by registered “ ou , it- .r o mail. I will return them C. O. D. to ] t.0Uple of weeks, was so much lm- not known. There was no insui - •your postmaster, proved as to ba able to return to the j ance on the bam and machinery city by last steamer, in company and the loss falls heavily upon Mr. g /^ T e r m t Cash j White as well as upon Messrs. with his father. Ransom and Foster, the lessees of J. P. Faliy, second assistant at i the W hite ranch, as it is near Inly I>. J . L I N D B E R G , the Cape Blanco light station has ing time with them.— Record. C O N T R A C T O R &• BUILDER, been transferred to the Umqua JIOUSES RAISED AND MOVED, station, and Oscar W iren, formerly Winfield Duley, who lives about of the Tillamook station, has taken three miles above Chctco river lias his place at the Cape. a beautiful little ranch, well im P o r t O r f o c . l , -------O r e g o n J. R. BROWNING, DEALER IN Ladies Furnishing Boods, C L O T H IN G , proved and stocked with a high grade of good cattle and horses. Mr. Duley is demonstrating the fact that that locality is especially adapted to fruit raising. Wc be , lieve the time is not far distant when there will be a fruit cannery #tarte<, Cbecto. M r. , Duiey a n d , u»cl<*s- Take Laxative Brom o Quinine T ablets. Y , the people living en route. FOR A N Y - T h i. «lunata»» ia on every box of the g-n uioe A R T 1 C L E N O T IN S T O C K . Laxative Bromo-Quinine T a b le t. the remedy that My Goods will be sold athottom prices strictly or Cash. Bent tea and bahtnf powder. S T A G E LiftSE, L. K N A P P , - ‘Farming llachinery E. H. CHEE we have g ra n d b iillu tn i? l,t? t ^ i,ei1'8 lml1: Notice« T0 CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY remOved the plank AU « fu"d thc “ u rile party Who removea i I I (ails to cure. E. \\ . Grove’s sig n atu re from the creek at the “ Ssawdus,, ¡g on each box. 25e. II O S I E H _ . north of Silver butte, will please return the same and replace it as E T C ,, Mrs. Masterson the road, m aking found. I t was hauled and placed Wlll keep a wagon on the conveni- regular trips about every ten days, be- across the tween Gold Beach and Dairy ville, for ence of bicycle riders and footmen the accommodation and convenience of f lA. river. The committee of arrange ments will endeavor to make this a grand affair. Committee of arrangements, J. L. Crook, Otto Ism ert, Geo. Lawrence and W. J. Walker. Has gained a w< r .l-v. iile reputation for superiority, in the matter < f Music will he furnished by S. A. Hrength, durability, peif.clness. and the gen ual sali-i h i and c m - : Moore, Otto and Henry Ismert. ten taien t it gives the Ininu-r. No |i'aet :eal t.inner, mid i o well-iegu- j Floor Managers—Nate Moore, kited farm ft hould be wiilmlit n templete set <>f the famon lahor-sav- Wm. Wridge, Wm. Crook, John ing O sb o rn e m achi nery. tjaed lime is upon us, alpi ien v. -I will soon Ostrander. b o i l 'd H iili.« it ills lil>t he here. Ih m e every fanini’ in Curry cmtnt.v Finance— Alien Lawrence, Abe n < ’C € s b f u fuiiiiihtt ' business to n e iiiy the nicis aiv n . el.iuu v fu llardenbrook, A. II. Crook ami J. F .- p F. Moore, Ice cream and lemonade will he '7 served by Edward Lawrence. There will be races for both old T he H ard w are M erchant of Langi 's O, gon. is the Agent from w mm y o u Cull purchase, without delay, the Osborne and young. HARROW , CULTIVATOR, MOWER, HAY i. AKE. All are requested to bring well Or any Machinery nianufaetnr.d l.y tin: weU-kuown lim. of D. M. tilled baskets for both day and O, noine <V Co., ot Auburn, New ’> ork. night. The celebration will end with a ”X t mhe t - K ^ r d pw ple ago, having damaged the one in his office so seriously as to render it ¿allies’ and Gent s Shoes and O R D ER STAK EN I N m x e i ’v «>■» I’-111 R i v e r . 1»IC I>’I<D will add to, as the dem and will w arrant. Mrs. Fred Hare and children passed down last Saturday nccom- panted by her father, Mr. George Lawrence of Pistol river. Mrs. Hare will remain with her parents for the present. , ^ 1. . n . Mr. Burrow, of Ophir was m Port , Orford yesterday, after a new tele C ll A lt L O T T E ,” Originated a t Salem O regon, the lim diest and best peach for th e Coast Orem Creameries, Wind-mills and Tanks Erected, A Will be taken in exchange for goods, Senator Clark, of Montana, will Bicycle races, foot races, sack Satisfaction Guaranteed. give his son’s bride one million dol lace, egg race, wheelbarrow race, lars on the occasion of her marriage. three-legged race, etc., with suitable . prizes for all. The wheat aphis that proved so destructive to W illamette valley A grand display of fireworks in 1 Call on Checver and see the wheat Helds in 1890, is reported in the evening. Grand ball FREE for all. j mowers, hay rakes and tedders. I Marion county fields. No pains or expense will he 1 Ju st what you want. Don’t start spared in making this celebration J in to haying until you look at the Hon. F. X. Matthieu, the sturdy one to be remembered as a good T H E “P IO N E E R ” I Osborne machinery. old pioneer of Marion county, pio time. Come one, come all, large neer of 1842, is now living in Port and sm all. — --------------------------- —— - L. G. Hudson, of Roseburg, has W A T C H M A K E R . been land. lie is 81 years old. G ra n d C ele b r a tio n and B a ll to appointed game warden for l>e G iven a t P isto l R iv er. Is located in the Record Building, cor-! the southern disl.ict of Oregon, _ _ _ The barn on James Whites ranch ner First and Pacific streets. embracing Douglas, ^ p h t n e , i t er wUh There will he a grand celebration I have a stock of Jewelry which I Jackson, Coos and Curry counties. and muc|)ineiy th a , of the Fourth of July at Pistol H .N E E L Y , s Butte 4 ^ X nf ? P ¿ r/í?rr¿, rde o ^ J u ner '3S, u-etw "en the i" .m s of io a. m. and a P ' m > to receive th eir suits, or send money to me for same. Anyone fend- ing money (or su its th eir suits will Ire - - P ro p rie to r, Makes regular trips b- twccii P o rt Or- ford and Myrtle Point, every day ex cept Bundays, carrying pass ngers and freight. Prices reasonable, and p aini tal;en to provide for the com fort. of passengers. Apply a t the Knapp H otel, Port Olfor l, Oregon. VALUABLE > BOOK FREE^ SERB N A M E ahd A B B R E SS for the Now Era Edition of The Emporium Kcoooiulst now in Ereis. O ur large, profusely il lustrated Spring and Sum mer Catalogue, describing the new fashions, and giving lowest Department Store prices for every thing to eat, d rin k, wear or use.