The Port Orford tribune., December 23, 1903, Image 3

the steamer
Town and County.
Clear, sunny weather.
j
Margaret McKenzie has fat Tur­
keys and Geese for sale for the
Holidays.
S ix es R iv e r N ew s.
W h ere D oes O u r T r a d e B e lo u g .
After about three week« of warm,
sunny
weather we are having a reg-
Read the P. F. & L. Co’» “Notice
Blue prints of Township maps ...
.
showing
all
vacant
lands,
fifty
cents
°
ld
8OU WMt#r Storm‘
to Pay U p.”
News very scarce, so it keeps one
each. For reliable information con­
Steelheads are now ruining in cerning Government land, write to hustling to rake up a few items.
the small streams along the coast.
Frank E. Alley, Abstractor, Rose- Altho’ this is a lively little com
Mel and Deed Fitzhugh have burg> Ore8on
manity it is rather sparsely popu-
been making Coos county a visit. j Thomas Carev has resigned his lated.
Miss Allie Wilson was visiting
The postoffice at Riverton, oa the position at the P. F. A L. Co’s store.
Mr.
A.
Adolphsen
has
assumed
the
her
parents at Langlois, Saturday
Coquille, has been discontinued.
entire management of the company’s
Sunday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jamieson, of affair« here, and some progress is
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jamieson
lxes, have been visiting friends in, being made in the way of a were treated to a surprise social last
. Master, ort Orford.
settlement of the difficulties with Saturday night.
About thirty of
F o u r H u u d red M illion F e e t o f
L u m b er In O regon ,
Petins in the R ack
Coo» Bay News,
Are symptoms, of £ wegk, torpid o#
The Portland papers interview a
In an article on the timber re­ stagnant condition of tho kidneys or
Coos hayite occasionally, and learn source of Oregoa, the Portland liver, end are a warning it is extremely
about the resources of this section, Journal eaye Oregon has one sixth haeardoue to neglect, ao important
and also that the great bulk of the of the standing timber ef the Unit­ is a healthy action of these organs.
They are commonly attended by lose
trade goes to San Francisco. This, ed States. Competent authority es­
of energy, lack of eoarage, and some­
they think, is not as it should be. timate her forestry resources sny
times by gloomy foreboding and de-
They seem to be under the impres where from 350 to 400 billion feel, ■pondency.
“ I bad pains In my baek, Ooald not tieap
sion that the trade of this section board measure.
end when I got up In the m oraine felt
belongs to Portland merchants, and
These figures are beyond ths com­ worse than the night before. I bogen tak­
ing Hood’a Saraaparilla and now I can
th it if they would make a strenu­ prehension of the average mind, but •leep
and get op feeling reeled and able to
e
ous effort they would secure it. an inkling of their meaning may be ° foy work, f attrib u te ruy cure entirely
to Hood a Bareaparlila.*' M a i. J. N . P a a a r.
Well, the majority of the Portland grasped by comparative illustra­ Care H . 8. Copeland, Pike Hoad, Ala.
NELSON, - - . .
merchants are not built that way. tion. The lumber of the state would
A grand masquerade ball will oc- which the company has been con- their friends gathered
in to wish They seen to think that the trade build a walk five miles wide from
Will make weekly tripe between
a n d P ills
them "Good-bye” before they start­ should hunt them up, and then the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean. If Cure kidney and liver troubles, relievo
cur at Dairy vil le, on next Friday tending.
ed on their journey to Minnesota. they will take their own time to fill loaded In railway cars it would the back, and build up the whole ay stem»'
S a n K r a m d s e o , P o r t O r . evening, Dec. 25.
several
so- The crowd remsined until early the orders, not taking into consi­
t ;.,ik„_„ i„r, 1/
j
i N otw ithstanding " the
------------
- —
«□ake a train that would reach sev
Mrs. Lindberg left Monday morn- vere storms through which we have morllingi and pMsed the time
io i-< l a n < l C o o n H a y ,
deration
what
¡»convenience
and
en
times around the earth. If con-
ing for a visit with friends and rel I recently passed, the road through
pleasantly with games, daneingetc. loss their dilatory saethods entail verteted into money at market pri­
AND
)
at>vaS
0,1
ll,e
Coquille.
CARRYING
PASSENGERS
the county remains open, and is Mr. Coffin— Mr. Jamieson’s excel­ on their patrons. Ws speak ad­
ce», every man, woman and child
j Dr. Elgin, came down from Sixes
good, considering the lateness lent cook, served a very nice lunch visedly in this matter; we have had
FREIGHT.
in the United States would have
; yesterday on one of his periodical of the season. It has not been ob­ at midnight, to which every one a little experience ourself, and have
ov«r $5,1, if it were equally divided.
structed by slides and timber block- present did ample justice. One been told of similar instances by
visits with Port Orford friends.
The cut of lumber ia Oregon for
ades
in recent years to the extent couM hear the ladies ex(.lailnin on others. But even if Portland mer­
Freight and passengers at
Rev. G. Gillespie will hold ser­
D e c e m b e r 3 1 ,1 9 0 3 ,
the year 1903, was fully 1,200,000,-
that
it
was
in
the
early
years
of
the
a||
iide8)
.<thal>
8
the
best
pje
,
8Ter
chants would keep in touch with 000 feet, an increase of over 200,-
vices at Dairyville, morning aud
fc jw e st H u tes.
ate.” “ Isn’t that chicken fine?” the sailing dates of the steamer
1 evening, on next Sunday, Decem- roa *
000,000 over the previous year.
“I
’m going to ask for a receipt for Alliance, and get their freight to While the exact figures are not ut
<0. LENEVE, Agent, Port Orford, Or- her 27th.
Mr. A. A . Jamieson now has all
egon.
those doughnuts,” etc., etc.
the dock on time, they could not this time available, the water ahip- Port Orford, -
- Oregon.
Wedderburn Camp W. (). W., are the machinery on the ground for
expect
to
get
more
than
a
portiou
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jamieson
know
how
raeiits, domestic and iotsljr«, will
to give a dance at Gold Beach his new Sixes River sawmill, and
F lo o r M an agers:
' Christmas night. Supper will be expects to have the same in opera­ to entertain their friends, and with of the trade of this section. We run over 250,000,000 foot. The for­
n f XIZ Port Orford Cam p
out a doubt they will be treated to fail to see on what grounds Portland eign cargo trade from the Celnmbia A. A. JAMIESON, and 8. P. PEIRCE,
tion
before
the
end
of
February.
He
given
at
the
Walker
Hotel.
•
™ • 609, Woodmen of the
has a fine body of yellow fir and - “n"the‘\ 8UrP>'*se »n their return.
bases its assumption that the Coos has shown an increase of 11 per
World, will m eet at their Hall on the
Callers:
second and fourth Saturdays of each j Leroy Curry, formerly employed
Mrs.
J.
D.
Wilsou
was
visiting
county
trade rightfully belongs to cent, while the coastwise trade has FRED. POST and CHAS. WOT.T.RT
month. All members in good standing at the Elk River mill, is chief pla- Port Orford cedar, and being a prac­
are invited to attend.
tical logger and mill-man of many relatives and friends at Denmark her. Our coal mines owned and increased 125 per cent in the last
nerman at the Prosper mill. His
8. E. MARSTERS,, C. 0 .
years experience, he is going at the several day6 last week, while J. D worked by Saa Fraaaisco capital year. The rail shipments for the
A. S' J ohnston , Clerk.
family are at Coquille City.
T IC K E T S , • - - • » $tl.(M>
business in a business-like manner, looked like he’d lost his last chew the product of our sawmill« finds past year will approximate 32,000
of
tobacco.
Supper
at Neygren'e Hotel, 60 cents
its
market
in
California;
our
but­
Chas. Ellis, Geo. Stone, Fay Hen­ which insures success.
cars against 30,000 for 1902.
per plate.
Mel
i
’itzhugh
returned
Saturday
ter,
apples,
potatoes
and
other
farm
derson and Chas Mark have taken a
DENNIS CUNNIFF, JR.,
The great drawback to the in ­
Fiollawing is the Program of the from a bu»iness visit to Coo» Bay produce, canned salmou, etc., are
wood cutting contract, out at the
crease of the trade, is the inability
A general Invitation le extesded.
Entertainment to be given by the
A. A. Jaoaieseu has been engaged all shipped through the Golden
Dep. U. 8. Mineral Surveyor Nielsen place, on Elk River.
of the railways to handle the out­
Gold Beach School, Miss Maud for the past week in hauling the Gate. What has Portland capital
Last Monday was the shortest
—o —
put. The congestion is becoming
Walker, Teacher, on the evening of “Ideal mill” from Elk river over to done for Coos county, and what
RE Vf ARD.
day of the year, and from now an
more marked as the industry in ­
Surveyor for the District of Or­
Dec. 24lh, 1903:
his ranch oa Sixes. He has had two purchases do Portland merchants
for several months the consump­ A ddress of W elcom e—M iss M. W alker.
creases. The development of the
egon.
I will pay T w enty-F ive Dollar»
four-horse teams at work, with Osca make of anything we produce? It
forest resources in yet in its infancy. ($26.0u)for information that will lead to
G e ld B e a c h ,
-
.
.
O r e g o n tion of coal oil will gradually de­ R e c ita tio n —M innie M elville.
would
be
unreasonable
to
expect
mother
and
Fred
Bliss
as
drivers.
T ableau / ‘C olum bia,“—By th e Girl«.
crease.
The mileage of railroad« in the state the arrest and conviotion of the party
In s tru m e n ta l Solo—M abel Jen se n .
that our people after selling their
A. B. L.
n —Bessie H ollingsw orth.
is comparatively email, aafi some of or parties that broke Into mv housd on
The steamer Arcata is due from T R a o b c le ita a u t’o
produce in San Francisco, would
, “ R ock of Ages,*’—M ary O verton.
O
p
h
ir
I
t
e
m
s
.
the richest timber belts on earth are Elk River.
the city tomorrow. Unless there is An In .e ic h a n g e of O p in io n —A rth u r W alker
take the money to Portland and
G. W. AXTELL,
and P e a rl B urns.
yet
isolated from the market,. The
a great change in the weather she Chora«, by th e S chool—“ R ally R ouud th e Tree.*’
E. W. JENSEN,
purchase goods from merchants who
Corbin, Oregon.
W. A. Bishel, returned from
will ceitainly land the freight for Sj.Tta C la u s—Floyd H u n tle y .
have no use for anything we have demand for Oregon lumber is strong
■JUSTICE O F T H E P E A C E
C h o ru s -B y th e School—“ S a n ta Claus, O ur North Bend, Or., Saturday. He re­
in all parts of tha United States and
this place.
got to sell. Coos and Curry coun­
S an ta C laus.“
N O T IC E T O P A Y U P .
AND
ports times dull there at present.
in raaoy sections of the world. With
—“ M erry C h ristm a s.”
ties ought to belong to Cal
The body ofCharles Hardenbrook,
James Kennedy and Mr. Good­
N O T A R Y P U B L IC .
the toreign trade growing and the
Anybody knowing them selves to be
who was drowned at Arch Rock,
Much uneasiness is felt for the win are fitting up their hams with ifornia. She furnishes us with
a market for everything we produce, local consumption far in excess of indebted to the undersigned, on book
was found last Friday eveuing, a f-, safety of the little gasoline schooner new stanchions.
the facilities for handling it, and account or otherwise, will please call
and her capital is invested in our
ter having been in the water thir- Alta, owned by Capt. Burns, of
AGHpT
Miss Pearl Stewart returned to
with the prospects of the influx of and nettle on or before January 14th,
; teen days.
Rogue River. She left Coos Bay Gold Beach, after a week’s visit at principal industries. San Fran capital and the extension of rail­ 1901. Any accounts not paid by that
German American
cisco helped to make Coos county
time w ill bo collected a t onoe.
| Miss Jesse Warner, well known last Friday morning, for Rogue home.
roads to lap the now obscure dis­
Dated at Port Orford, Oregon, this
Insurance Company, in Port Orford, was married, re­ River, intending to land some Laurence Miller killed a large what it is today. Its merchants ac­ tricts,
the outlook for the future of 18th day of December, 1903.
commodated
our
business
men
L IF E , F IR E AND MARINE.
cently, at her home on the South freight at Port Orford. She was panther near his father’s place
tha industry is gratifying.
PACIFIC FU R N ITU R E & LUM BEB
when they were struggling to get a
Fork of the Coquille, to Mr. Harvey seen out in our harbor late Friday few days ago.
CO., by A. A dolphssn .
The
Oregon
and
Southeastern
footing. They sought our trade
A g e n t W e lls Fargo & C o. E xpress.
evening, and her light was seen af­
A. Johnson,
Eugene Fish took down a load of
railroad
from
Cottage
Grove
to
ths
R eal E sta te an d C o n v e y a n c in g .
ter dark. A severe gale was blow­ flume lumber Saturday, for Charles when there was very little to seek,
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
School took a vacation last even­
and now that the trade has grown Bohemia district will tap a One body
ing
at the time, and during Satur­ Bailey s bluff mines.
P a r t O rfo rd , - - - -
O re g o n .
to
large
proportions
through
their
ing until next Monday, in order to
ef fir and cedar. The extension of
In the County Court of Curry county
day and Saturday night one of the
J. C. Miller was visiting at the fostering care, why should it be the Columbia Southern from Shan-
give the little folks time to prepare
State of Oregon.
handed oevr to Portland?
worst storms of the season prevailed. Schwarz home Sunday.
ko to Bend will put the railroad in In the matter of the Estate of Henry
for receiving Santa Claus in due
0 . Keller and Amelia Keller, de­
Since Friday evening she has not
Chas. Wakeman has been work
For the first time is 22 years Or­ touch with a forest of valuable
J. W. STRANGE,
and ancient form.
ceased.
j been sighted, either here or at Rogue ing the past week on his bluff mine egon finds itself without representa­
Notice is hereby Riven that the un­
whit« and yellow pine estimated at
The Oregon Legislature met in Iliver, though the weather has been
Miss Pearl Miller and brother, tive on at least one of the commit­ over 3,000,000,000 feel. Other roads dersigned baa been by the County
D E N T IS T .
Court
ol Curry County, Oregon, ap­
special session last Monday, They fine since Sunday
Carl, were visiting at Porterfield’s tees that handle the river and har in the course of construction or pro­ pointed A dm inistrator of the Estate
bor
bill,
hut
to
make
matters
worse
ought to get settled down to busi-
of Henry C. K eller and Amelia Keller,
last Sunday.
Oregon will have no representative posed that will mean much for the deceased. W herein tall persons indebt­
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N . ness in time to carry a motion to
A. J. Marsh had the misfortune
One more Sunday and the Ophir on the House Committee on indus­ development of the timber business ed to said Estate are hereby notified to
to lose one of his hrst horses a few
adjourn for the holidays.
Sunday School closes for the winter. trial expositions which is to handle of the ooast is the Sumpter Valley make Immediate payment to the un­
days ago, which breaks up his four-
dersigned at his office lb Port Orford,
Ed. Robinson is still under the the Lewis and Clark Exposition bill. extension from Whitney to Grant Curry county, Oregon, and all persona
Walter Riley, ex editor of the
horse team, and is a serious loss.
This
shelving
of
Mr.
Hermann
prac
having claim s against the said estate
care of Dr. Green, at Langlois. He
W i l l viietCurry County semi-annually. T ribune , is now located at North
tically puts him out of the race for county. The Oregon and Pacific will present the same, verified as by
His team was engaged in hauling
expects to be able to return home Congress next Spring.
: Bend, Coos county. George Tru-
road from Grants Pass to Crescent law required, within stx months from
Mr. Jamieson's mill machinery to
the dat-e of this notice.
shortly after Christmas.
| man and family and Thos. Chap­
City, Cal. The Cooo Bay road will
Sixes River, with Mr. Bliss as dri­
Dated, 1 ort Orford, Deo. 2S, 1903.
Mrs. Schwarz is «bfe to be out
man and family, formerly of Wed­
E. W. JENSEN,
P. J. LINDBERG & SON
tap an immense tract ol magnificent
ver. They were heavily loaded,
Administrator.
derburn, areals® living at that place. and when they reached the river, I again, after sufiering for a couple of
timber. The Klamath Lake road,
week« with a severe cold.
the Salem, Falls City & Wee ten:
A grand ball will be given at Le notwithstanding the horses were in 1
Ruby Stewart is kept quite busy
and the logging roads up the Neha
neve’s Hall, Port Orford, on the ev a lather of sweat, they forded the'
A Complete Line of Caskets, Coffins
The matter of feed Is of lem valley will all add to the in ­
ening of December 31st. No pains stream, with the water almost over) with sewing for different ones.
and Trimmings.
creased production.
will be spared to make the event their backs. That night the horses) Most of the young people will
tremendous importance to the
Orders taken for Tombstones and : the most enjoyable of the season were tied up without shelter which take in the dauce in Cold Beach
The heavy financial interesls of
Christmas.
farmer.
W rong feeding is the East have for the past five years
Cemetery Railing.
j All are invited to join in dancing was unusual for the team, and the
Guaranteed Forest Reserve Scrip loss.
the old year out and the new year result was, the death of the horse.
Right feeding is profit been investing in Oregon timber
PO R T O RFO RD, OREGON.
i in. See ad. in this issue.
Of course the fault rests with Mr. for sale in large or small quantities,
lands, with the result that it is now .
The up-to-date farmer knows impossible to get conlroll of any e x ­
Marsh.
If
he
had
owned
only
com
by
Frank
E.
Alley,
upstairs,
over
H igh Grade Silverware at Neely’s
—Table and Pickle Casters, Cake »»on, $15 cayuse plugs, that he had Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon. what to feed his cows to get tensive tracts from the origins! |
ROBERT BURNS,
owners. Thousands of acres have
Baskets, Knives and Forks, Spoon». allowed to rustle for themselves in Will place same for nen resident
the most milk, his pigs to get been tiled on by claim eeekerg and
all kinds of weather, the team would purchasers.
Sugar
Shells,
Cream
Ladles,
Butter
Attorney And Counselor
with forest reserve »crip. The cre­
( Knives, Napkin Rings in a variety have stood the trip all right; but the
The rabbit cannery at Echo has the most pork, his hens to
was too much for f in e .,
At Law.
ation ot great reserves by the g o v -,
of Handsome Patterns, Children’s experience
6o different gara«»—all new
1400 lb team horses that had been ' begU"
“ capacity of get the most eggs. Science.
eruaaent, and the giving of grants)
—one in each package of
J Cups, Gold Rings, Watches, Chains,
G old B each , O regon .
a ton of jackrabbits a day. There
used to being carefully housed and |
But how about the children ? has practically exhausted the eur
j Clocks, Spectacles, &c.
will
he
no
waste,
every
portion
of
fed.
veyed government land which was
W ill do a general law practice in
the rabbit’s anatomy being utilized. Are they fed according to
Captain
E.
B.
Burns
has
succeed,
for many years available. The on­
all the Courts of Oregon. Clients
at yowr Grocer’s.
Go to Mrs. Neely’s and Examine The game portions are canned; the
ed in landing his engine and some
science, a bone food if bones ly timber that is now ojien it that
treated on the square.
her
Fine
Assortment
of
Holiday
hides
and
fore
feet
will
he
sold,
60,-
other m ichinery for his sawmill, at
in the unsurveyed and remote dis-
Goods.
000 hides being already contract d are soft and undeveloped, a
Blossom Bar, en Rogue River, from
Photo, Stamp and Autograph A1
i tricte. The Southern Pacifie has
where it will be packed to the mines. bums, Dressing and Necktie Cases, for. The hones and remainder of flesh and muscle food if they retired its million acre tract from
The boiler is already on the ground, Cuff, Collar, Glove, Handkerchief the rabbit will be dried in a retort
the market. This action seems to
DEALER IN.
and the mill w ill be put in opera­ and Work Boxes, Writing Desks, and ther. ground and sold for chick­ are thin and weak and a blood be the tendency of all the more ex-
Shell Novelties,
Port Orford. Oregon,
en feed. This is the only institu
tion as soon as possible.
teaaive heldera of timber land In
Box Stationery, Tablet», Chil­ Hen of its kind is the United food if there is anemia?
I M A .P P P r o p r i e t o r .
t-.
dren's
Gift
Books,
a
Large
Assort­
the elate. In 25 or 30 years from
Mr. Axtell offers a reward of $25
States. Probably if they run out
Scott's Emulsion is a mixed now many of the larger holdings by
ent of the Works of the Most Pop
for the arrest and conviction of the ulsr Authors of the Day, Christmas of Jackrabbi ts at Echo, thia section
First-class ie every respect.
food; the Cod Liver Oil in it syndicates will probably he in tael. Will Pay highest Caali Prices for
party or parties who broke into his Calls.
might furnish a few.— Antelope
These investments are ceneitlered ) Sheep Pells aad Beef H ides, also Me.
Goad Feed Stable attached. house or Elk River, where his
Decorated China, Lemonade Sets, Herald.
makes flesh, blood and muscle,
absolutely
safe and must in the na One Furs.
mines are located. It is no joke to Opal Baskets. Glassware and Vases
T h e C h r is t m a s D in n e r .
In
the
Toy
Department,
Dancing,,
the
Lime
and
Soda
make
bone
ceesity
of
things
in time prove high O R D E R S T A K E N F O R AM Y
We run the Ptage from Port Orford break into or unlawfully eater in
In spite of the fact that the word
Sleeping,
Bisque
and
China
Dolls,
|
ly
remunerative.
v ia D airyville, con n ectin g with the any manner, a miner’s cabin, and Horses, Doge, Cats. Bears, Kle-j r/pDcpni» means literally bad i-imk, it and brain.
A R T IC L E N O T 1M STO C K .
It is the standard
■ . - j t-
i.
i_
,,
. i will not lie fair for many to lay the
S tage to Myrtle P blnt
the guilty party is liable to a terra phants
and K icking D onkeys, M agic blame on the cook if they begin tb
scientific food for delicate
Paris, Dec. 17.—The Liberate My Uoods will be »ohi at botta« prices
in the penitentiary.
Lanterns, Iron T oys, Stoves, Ex- i Christmas Dinner with little appetit
ppetlte
strictly er Gaab.
confirms tbe report that the Coun­
Doll and end . i t . w . it h distress o r n a usea. - It children.
_
,
. . .
press Wagons, Wheelbarrow», ___
We yesterday received a letter Carriages. Rocking Horses, Swings. '"‘ L™1
» » d o th a t-le t
cil of the War Office has considered
from John Sutton, proprietor of the Chairs, Tables, Trunks, Clothe- The diXJLjrdy.^psm "indicates a°6ad
t h . .G t .i! .
W A N T E D -A TRUSTWORTHY OEM-
the detain of Dreyfus reinstate tl.-uian or la.iy in each county to man-
Send for free
T ribune . He was at Loa Angeles, Wringer» and Washing Sets, and ttomath, that is a weak stom ach. rath
meat
ia
the
A
tm
y
,
and
the
regi-,
age
business for an old established
than a had cook, and for a weak
»ample.
Port Orford, - - Oregon. an route to San Jacinto, Calif. He other Goods too numerous to men­ er
.¡
,h
.
b
-
i
i
-
K
't ? .«
Ji
stomach
there
is
nothing
else
equal
to
R« sors that thia Dictera fa
tion.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It gives the stotn-
tha l a m a( a Lwhtl » • « tha
bad spent a week visiting wAh the
rank
of
lieutenant
colonel,
bae
been
IlwiO
paid
by
obeck each Monday with
«rapper et t v r j
hottfa a<
e i . -i
j l . l
• . - ach vigor and tone, cures dyspepsia.
The traveling public ia reepectfaily family of Eugene Schuyler, at
R jb « U m ro« h«T.
jail expenses direct from hesklq nartere.
Mr. Clevelaud has bequeathed his j creates appetite, and n.akea e a tin g th e
Money advanced for expense». En-
informed that I am prepared So leeep Lorn pock, where he bad enjoyed a
it i should
' '' ‘ lie.
boom to Judge Parker, but there pleasure e It
Scott&Bowne
It is added that a determination I close addressed envelope. Manager.
hoarders by the day, week, or month,
has bcea remibed to deal rigornu.ly 80
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