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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1907)
The trouble between the I WASHINGTON, Jan. The shoremen atid Stevedute Union* in ; senate sob com mitte* todgy unan Plumber and Gaa Fitter imously reported against B*® con A rs Im p a n m o tten which the shin, Uver, Euieka terminated in mu-dew last Do not overlook the new ad. of Tbe Joint Installation of the W firmation of United Slate* District kldnaya end other en a n a cannot Iahe c e n week. Albert W. Jenks, and Will- Heoiy M Ax el1», which appear» in ! 0 W and Ci-ole in Nielsen's Hail I»l<j.role Iterp tiii-i ttjf E t c . Attorney W.C. Bristol o^jPorthnid, ot w ithou t help. 'J - inui Jenkr, stevedores. Jack Hay*, thia on the night of the 26th, was in ev- PO R T O R F Q R D , - - - O R EG O N . Plm ptM , bolls, ecaeme and other srnp- K, longshoreman, weie shot down o<t. and recommended that hb nomiffh- tiona, loos e< appetite, that tt n d M in e , Fred D. Slewarl w»a down to eiy way a success and most enjoys one of Euteka’s streets, Albert tiun be rejected. bilious turns, flts c i lndlceetlon, dull head Up-to-date Work Dobs at Ceawma- Rogue River last week and visited bleoocas'on, which will be tong re - ' -— A ED. fiAC K 1IE E , F r tfF aches end many other troublae a n due to Jinks dying instsntiy and Will t a i n hie homeetead on Saundei» creek. membered. The large ball was They a n removed by <r Jenks a few hours nfte>. Jack L. B. Hicks Interviewed. ete Prices. (Successor to F . M . Lu ug iaia.1 Norman Tyler has so far/«covered beautifully deco,sled, and graceful Hays, shot through one of ills long», SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. young Cedar rises, tvpical of a for K E E P S IN STOCK, from La Grippe that he teeumed was taken to I he hospital. Eureka 8ai» Jo»e, Jan. B>b, 07. In o r In chocolated est and in emblematic ai.ay, stood his dude« by opening school Mon Editor TtinuNK:— I *»• on* «■' tablets known ea 1W) doses»!. pipers state that about forty «up- about tbe h»l', producing a wood duy; nosed union tuej» attacked tbe tbe s-janll but eolluiaiaelN amlienvo land effect that was both artistio who met anti talked with L. B. the outside, on the morning of Ihe Sietedotr*, nicking out the Jenka D i n G O O D S . F. T. Crewe and his son Clifford and real. Hicks at lit« Redmond Tl«ali«’ tl>'» fourth (lav. A piiM was then bri^her», whom, they shet, Hays H O O T H a u d HIIOfiSJM- have taken up homesteads on Quo- The siiecial featu.e of the meet saten, the former also Ming on a ing was the lri;;h quality of the vo afternoon, and for the benefit of run down [uirallei with, and under •>eing abut by .lie wounded Will roadeta of the T ribcmb «ho are in- tbe fln-ige of one of the Sieel 1 ’ails iaot Jenks.— Recmd. timber claim. cal and instrumental music. The THE" PIONEER” teieated in the subject I will gi ve and lie was Iben'in couimi’uicariu i A giant weighing 035 pounds violia playing by Mr Pearse is far my impraasioug of the resurieced with the ou-side tvoild. Otis uf the and standing 7 Jeet 7 inches kail, above that usually beard in a Bakersfield miner. * fi.rt qiteoiiops Hicks a»Letl was And la tact, everything usually has challenged J«Cries and is train- small place, while the Cello playing Perhaps it wna oa'uig to the what rime it wss «ml when told to ! n<>* located at bis former bom» in the country. by Otto Neumann is always fine. in f to meet him. muddy, sloppy St>eet*>, the d r illin g gt’e-ts he lolri the (lav of he week . I s g M W t , (near F r a n k p o rt) where Music for the dance was furnish * ill atten d to order» fro m hie frien d » tain and lb« icy cold wincl that and came within 85 minutes of Gold production in the United ed by Norman Tyler and Otto Neu •VfAMCrACTdBXB CASH SA LES amount ag t e M ev ,.r custom er». was blowing off of 0« snowcapped telling tbe rime-of day, and every Stales is steadily increasing, and its mann, assisted by Mr Pearse, Oscar Bacia«»» can be tran sact« b y M a ll m ore w ill be allo w ed 10 p«r c e n t d is effect may postpone the crash, prop mountains lu the south and east of day thereafter he gueeeed and never Mather and Miss Ethel Jamieson. co un t, e x c e p t on F lo u r , oa whl«k a« M a il C a rrie r» ; P a r .o o .lly o r b y Me»», Sao Jose, that less Jhan 20® men, miwseu it again m oi^ than 15 or 20 hesied by financiers. disco unt can b e g ir o n .- 1 Supper was served iu tbe W O W engw . D tA lX B I » woven and childiefi, were wailing minute*'*' U s says he could ell P. 0 . address CoSSIM, O a M O H , Dave McKenzie returned home hall. ' As I will do my owis teaming, from San Fraueieno, via Coot Bay, The following program of tbe in the Rediuoud ’ iheutre at 2:30 day f'om night but he cannot ej- my Intention, to sell cheaper fkaa geefis »’chink this a ’iarnooq to see, for the plain how. He «ays be neve" .lost ;.5| *1 ‘last week, his brother Reherí still Joinr.fnetaliatjon of Battle Rock w e re e v e r a a ld B n F l o r a e C re e k . I .'me, the “Iron Mao flora bops, but f om the If.-at believeu J. N. TRÜE, ■'* hisitfog ¡ A c it y .‘ Circle and Port Orford Camp ¿09 fi Bakersfiekt,” a» he is called. Wom Miat lie would be rescued, and* W .C. Guerin and Eek Guerin W. 0 . W., was handed to us by A J en were there who had played for while hia fiietids d ’d all that hi' > ' D a iid o u , left Monday for Needles, Arisons, Marsh: Gold Beach, - - O regon. him night and morning during his man beings could do in d»sj,'og The officers of the Circle were in whete they expect to remain at least for geeds. long entombment, and their at dor gS feet of boulders and dirt to res /C K ItY C O . A B 8 T R A C T CO., a month.— Enterprise. stalled by Mrs R Marthas follows: was not dam'iened by the rain or cue him, he feels tuut bik escape Mis Ella Knapp,Guardian Neighbor Gold .Beach, - - O regon, ' Uive m e a tria l »■ * I w i l l J. H. UPTON, «billed bv the fiost-tin^ed air. from death is due to a power high A young man by rlhe name of Mrs Agpe, Neygren, Banker. fitreonly «etoi A b .t n r t . o f Titta» la Curry heat tw pleasa yww. Shortly after 2:S0 an old grayhair- er than that of man. l ouatr.—O rdan by mäti for AbstracU Miiler from Wash, bus located a Mrs Surah Johnston, Clerk. U .« L e O M A I I H H I O I N K li, recpivs p ro n p t .t u o t t o a , ed gentleman, a Mr. Smith of New homestead on Hubbards creek and Miss Flora McKenxie, Magician. Hicks may be (-«Ikd a faiilv well Guaranteed Forest Reserve Scrip tor Otleans La. and a Confrdetaie vet preserved man and »hows no signs is building his house do it. NOTARY PIÎM4C, Miss Bella McKenzie, Inner Sen'. HOME L A N D C O M PA N Y , sale in large o r en tail q u a n titie s , b y eran of the Civ11 war, anpeareu on of bsviog ie.id sdis«i;>atcd,life. He F ra n k E . A lle y , u p s ta irs o v e r L a n d Gold I t c a c h ,---- .O regon. . Master W illie Crewe son of F. T. Miaa Nora Neygten, Musician. L akolois , O u b b v O o ., O beoom . O ffice, Roseburg, O re g o n . W i l l p lace ,he staje and announced is a few ha« S well rojndeu bead, clea t ir t riNU U «b sr and la a d a —Mo c h a rfa u n le u Crewe passed through Pori Orford Mias Beck Neygren, Attendant. ~ sala U teada.-------- ’ chosen words that he would present tioiest blue eyes, and s chin and '»osier in Town Ixits, Bud Improved sam e fo r non re s id e n t purchasers. Mrs John Fiomm, Managei. s lost week with a bicycle on his way and Wild Lands. L. B Hicks, and immediately that Jaw that ind’c ,ts slveng h a >d force to Ophir. The bicycle rode him Mr Nels Neygren, Manager; GEORGE M. BROWN, men appeared and was received of character, bat lhe<e 1« nothing Filings and Final Proofs Marie on and were escorted to the Stuaip bv □tore than he rode it. ex;-arti-oiiiai y"nbout the man to Hom esteads a n d P re -e m p tio n s . the Guards, with Miss Bella Mc with enthusiasm. ATTORNEY Strangers are daily coining and 1 f there were those present who distinguish him from hundreds of Kenzie and Miss Peat 1 Stewart as GENERAL CONVEYANCING. going on all kinds of missions, hut leaders; music being furnished by expected to eee a well groomed, thousands of olners. most of them are looking for land He «avs lie doesn't like “ being Mrs H T Stewart, piano, and R F polished, wellb.ed man of tbe world; to locate, nor storms, nor roads, or those who pictured in their mind exhibited” even if he 1« „etiicg tee, violin. Will regularly visit ¡¡’orjt nor hardships, dampen their seal. Pea The Woodmen opened by singing the man from BukersJeld as a hard- neariy 1100 a day r id sa>>< he io. Orford tftree time» per year. Will Caughell passed through their Rally Song. vivnged, ignorant and dissipated tends to go back tO the mines a iu mi net, both were disappointed, lor ¡»3.00 a day. Watch the T ribune for fu town Monday on bis wax to Coos A J Marsh, Consul Commander. W. F. R ilxv . Bay, after two more of R D Hume's Henry Adolphsen, Advisor Lieut. L. B. Uiccs is a hoppy mediuyi. ture dates. San Jose Cal. The nnpeis have published Hicls > H . M. AXTELL, Hold your dental work for thoroughbreds, which were shipped Ames Johnston, Clerk. as a matt net given to loquacity' up there from San Francisco by George Quigley, Escort. A .^Utv^teele. (Coos B ay N xivs .) but in so doing they have misrep steamer. James Sutton, Bentry. , resented the man. Hicks is a fairl) iV was iei>Oited In town last week G en era l a n d H ig h -C la ss (R esiaaranl d a sin e ss. M Cook, Watchman. Saturday night we received no good talker when aroused. Hie that H. K. Clover had laie'y been II T Stewart, Manager. paper mail by the way of Roseburg Quick Service if Desired, 8hort Orders a Specialty. voice is ralhey low but pleasant and seen in Portland. The report waa O Neumann,, Manager; whioh is annoying to ye editor as we lie speaks disliuclly, has a pleasant weie installed Tiy'Mr Pea-se and es not confiimed. Private Suppers for I-odgea, Parties and Balia. have more lime for reading ondqn- Port Orford, Oregon, corted to the Stump by Drill Team, smile and kindly blue eves that Dr. Strange, of the Ro»ebu«g day. The weathet has not been bod look squarely at you while le is K IN A A * ! * P r o p r i e t o r . H iom end Ibero is no apparent reason of with music for the ma oh by Mrs speaking. While his language not Spokyarnsn, was in town Saturday, M i IT Ulan ii ^ >nd Hai f a Tyler. — . and will visit points in the county . _ the mafls lrreguhtritv. ---- - at alt times grammatically correct C O N O K B T. Firat-clasa In ev e ry respect. before returning. Old F eed 8 ta b le atta éh ed . For several days past- we'haveen- Instrumental Trio, “Sopg of the there is nous of the slang or taaug, * Tbe Simpson Lumber Co. bas yoyed the luxury of a warm wind Sea Shell" Mrs H T Stewart, piano; one Would naturally expeet Irotu a sold its stock of merchandise, and with considerable rain which has Mr Pearse, violin; MrO Neumann, mao who has S|ient seven years, of it ia said will relire from -be rel*:l We run the Stagb from Port Orford -(f melted the adjacent snow and set Cello. . his life in a mining camp. store buaines» at Not I h Bend. The vis Dalryvllle, connecting with tbs A few minutes after Hicks itp- the grass to growing. The frog*are Bass Solo, “Davy Jones Locker” Stage to Myrtle Point. stock was bought by local roer neared and took bis seat on the singing louder than usual, Grip pa Mr A J Marsh. ' . chant«, and the prioe is stated to Since 1877 We*ve Been Treating People Hqoaie tients are all bettor and all Web- Rec., ‘•Convict Joe"Vdiss A Dean. stage, ra elderly lady in the fruit be 31S000. row said iu a shrill voice, “Mr, fooidom aie happy in their con Violin Solo,“Sounds from Home” We leain from the officers of thé Hicks 1 aui old enough to be your genial elements. Mr Pearse. Kilbuia, which arrived from Soprano 8olo, “A-thore" Mrs E mother, I have prayed for you Although Rep. Rackleff did not Eureka, Sunday morning, that the morning and night and I always vote for Frank Davey for Speaker, W Jeusen, with Violin Obligato by said that if I ever got near enough steam schooner Sequoia was ashore ' IF*0 1 * O « » * B i g » I l l u s t r a t e d yet he is chairman of one commit M r Pearse. near Humboldt bar, and would un Violin Solo, “Hearts and Flow- .o you I would kiss you.” This Tbs public Is hereby roapectfully In- tee and a member of two others, statement, of course, caused a bu.st doubtedly be s total loss. She was > I » il O r d e r O A T A I .O G U B (oraoa-l that we are prepared to enter- thus showing that he is active and era ’ Mr Not man Tvler. of laughter from the audience. ciossing in at night, and the cap tala patronage at the Langlois H o Tenor Solo. “Would You Care” Hicks smiled and seemed ember ras tain mistook the south jetty for the tel, where good meals will be found, has made a good impression. He Mr Ames Johnston. * . north jetty, resulting in the vessel and a Feed'Etable ran In connection has introduced a bill, expelling Piano Duet, “ Woodland Echoes” ed for a moment then, rising, ■ he D .y Qooùp, ClothiDg, Footwear, Hats. from the state Accident Insurance- going ashore on the south spit. with hotel. saiu “I am going to meet that lady,” A i k t r t o ffa tr o n a g t r t t f t t t p M f ! • li c ite d Companies that do not pay a judg Mrs H T Stewart and Miss Edna She wse pounding heavily in toe and he stepped from the stage. The Millinery, Gioaks a r i Suite, Furoiahingé Jensen. ™ Mas. O. P . H aaoshsks . breake’s when the Kilbuin crossed ment. , - x Duet “Larboard Watch* A S old lady, true to her word, put her aim around his neck and pulling out Salutday. The Sequoia was The late storm on Lake Erie was Johnston and A J Marsh. I T » A .V E » Y O U T IM E built at Fort Bragg in 1898. his head down kissed him on the one ol the worst ever known, «reef Cello Solo, Mr O Neumaun. L. A - R0BERT8, The berk B’-g Bonanza, which hud ing many vessels and destroying “Come Where the Lillies Bloom” forehead. This was the fcigoul for been in tow of the tug Samson.and a grand tush for Hicks and it was V T T O H N E Y A T L A W much property. Thousands of neo- Port Orford Quartette. which weathered the ato* m and ar tiieie, surihu.ided by his frieode F re e , postpaid, fo r the asking. pie sre homeless and suffe-ing as a and admirers that Hicks told his rived in San Francisco, as slated in result of the floods along tbe Ohio M a il us this coupon N O W . last issue, had a terrible ex nerienoe. story. river. TEe world is having a A Lory Liver Her sails were nil blojjn awa v, ac In answer toqnei.'-ons p.opound- strenuous time with wind and wa M a y be only a tired liver, or a ter, and shakeiand Bra. We can Uver. It would be a stupid aa Well aa ed by the wriiev Hicks ^ave ioe cording to the Examiner; her for well afford to tbank God that we savage th in g to beat a weary or iia rve d following brief hialoivof bira«elf. ward house was stove in, and her P le a s e m a i l m e a t on ce y o u r big, i l E. W . J E N S E N , man beoause be lagged In bin work. So live on the Pacific coast of the In treating tbe lagging, torpid liv er tt la He was boro in Manchester, Clay decks were swept by heavy seas. l u s t r a t e d M a il O r d e r C a ta lo g u e , f r e e , I.AW and'CQ LLBCTIO NS. a groat m lila k e to lash It w ith strong county Kentucky 38 yea s ago. Ha The captain was washed off the Northwest I drastle drags. A torpid liv er Is bu t a a is 6 feet 10 in. in beightxsi>d weighs poop and one o f his legs broken. p o s tp a id . ^¿hn R. Miller on Ma.t'<p I o Indication o f an Ill-nourished, enfeebled N O T A R Y P V Is fL .IO . k- The captain’s wife i« given great body whoae organs «re weary w ith over 161 pounds and lost but 1J pounds N a m e .......................- ...........,.....•....... ................. Cooa last week tosecuie a boat to work. S ta rt w ith the stomach and allied during the 15 days 16 hours sod Gi praiss for assisting and cheering the carry freight to this place, was not organs of digestion and nu trition. P u t minutes that he wa* entombed. saRo-s after the accident to her .4 < I d r e s t ..................... ......................... .............. them in . F o rk in g order and see b o * A G B flT successful.. He could find suit quickly yonr liv er w ill become active. Hicks with 6eompanions was «tak husband. able small vessel to undertake Uie D r. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery ing 105 feeFbelow the surface when «rnutn American In a recent address United States liip at this time of the year, ami has made m any marvelous cures of "liver the “cava ia” -occurred. He was trouble ” by Its wonderful control of the Insurance Company, the larger ones will n o t' call here organs Senator David Davis sang praises of digestion and n u tritio n. I t re al-’uck by a falling timber rod LIFE. FIES AMD MARINE. until the wharf is repaired. There store» the norm al activity of th e stomach. knocked' under tbe car that proved concerning new«pnpe>s and it is Increases the soeretloas of the blood-mak _____ >' *4 is now no * < / to supply Port Or ing glands, eloonses the system from poi bis salvation. IJe was reclining at safe Io say that it will not be soot» Agent W e lls Fargo A C o . E xpress. ford, other than by teams from sonous accumulations, and so relieves the an angls of about 50 degrees, rod forgotten bv the pencil pushers. o r e ... A'..ai Uver of th e burdens Imposed upon I t by Bandon at an expense of a cent «ml the was numb from his waist down r« He said: “ Everv year every local defection e f othexorgaoa. ROSEBURG, OREGON It you ha- b itte re r bid teste In the man Iris legs wets pinned so right in »he paper gives from 5,000 to 50,000 a quarter a pound. Heal E státe an d C o n v e y a n c in g . - ie appetite, coated tongue, log. po orer f-ee lines for the benefit of the com ir reg u la r boweta breath, <lebr-« that the blood could seu ,e- Mr. Cancanon, contractor to erect foul P a r t O rfo rd , - - - - Oregon- tired, hetpondent, frequent mutiity in which it is located.' At feel week, c gf smell of beck.* ly circulate. the Wireless Station at Cape Blanco, headaches, pein gnawing o r dl»l One of,bis com pan ions died with fair advertising ra.es, 10 cents n arrived here last Saturday and haF perhaps m o w s , ritin g i’ In line, this mesus $.»00 lo $1,000, in four or live feel ol him and for a th ro a t a fte r e a t ing, and kl been busy studying the situation. DENNIS CUNNIFF, JM:, Noother sgeoev <an or will do this. of weak stemech end time Hicks .could hear him pray iDtljf or He finds that the roads are ia • sweh Cine w ill relieve ro e more Tbe editor, io mopoition to his lercea acjsyu ' i.atrgjiTra * J e jl------ ing, and spoke to him woids of Oep. U. 8. Mineral Surveyor a frightful condition that It 1» prac g Gpf means, does more for his home tically impossible for teams to fin- ' a pert of tbe above symptoms w ill be present cheer. Hicks oouiff B»»ve his town that sny other mao. He at on® dm® and y e t point to torpid liv e t e r • shoulders a few inches and otfftd ish hauling material to® the Cape, biliousness and weak stomach. A void a ll ought to be euported, not because Surveyor for the District of Or hot bread and btsentts. cr.ddle cakes, and move his bands in front of him out in any reasonable time. He has, other O regon iff w o n d e r f u lly a d a p t e d to th e g r o w in g o f you happen lo like him or edmiie indices-.ilSe toed and take the "Ooldcn egon. therefore decided to postpone opera Medical Discovery" reg uU rly and stick to its , to neither side. When be enieiet. Iris writing, but because arirecal pa E N G L I S H W . l L N V T S . i t is th e ir true. N o m e . L a r g e luid B e a c h , • - - O regon un til yon are vtgorou- and I the mine that morniug he had with per is the best investment a com p l a n ti n g s a r e b e in g m a d e , n u m e r o u s tr e e s in b o a r i^ tions until spring, and has instruct nsa The "D iscovery" Is nor.-secret, him a 40 cent plug of chewing to munity can make. It may not be p r o d u c in g tr e m e n d o u s cro p s y e a r ly , in p ro o f. J i hollc. Is a glyewrio extra , t of n a tiv e medici ed his workmen not to come at nal mots w ith a t e ll Mat of Its Ingredients bacco, a paper o( cigarette totmcco p rin ted on each b o ttle-w rsu p a r and attested present. ----- I As he couldnot under oath. It s tngredunts are eadorsad J and four matches. Since writing the fqregoing we both preacher and teacher. Today. i n d u s tr y . B ig p r o fits, s m a ll o u tla y e f e a p d a l . W n l i and ext, lied by the «to t. em inent m c llc a l J. J. STANLEY writers of the age and sr.- recommended W pnqiare a cigarette he chewed the learn that Mr Cancanon has let the euro the diseases ta r whirl, tt Ik advised. eriiiors do more for less pay than to d a y f a r F ree c a ta lo g , a tr e a tis e t e llin g c o n d itio n s a a d Don’t accept a sttbutliuta of unknown tobacco. I l waa by tapping on qne any nx-n on earth. Patrouize your regn,its, a ls o N a r s e r y C ata lo g contract for hauling tbe lnmber to M alposition fa r th is non secret Mxbicum ■ of OiAateel car rails that be attract- home paper .n o t e s a charity hut ae B R O O K S H SO N S. the Cape to A A Jamieson and work or X xo w x o o M ro a n io s .» an investment.” led the attention of his friends on W a ln u l N u r s e r y . ‘ C a r lto n , O regon. COQUILLE, - - - OREGON. will commence at once. 'Eáwa.rá. xiA . £in ¿b erg Town and Comity. > The Installation. • Dairy ville Store,; All Humors ¿a' Hood’s Sarsaparilla BROG£RIES,(tbeliistulj HUGH NEELY HARDWARB* H A T H Ac CALE»». WATCHMAKER ill Bid«, «• »» DR. D. I*. STEELE, Dentist. - KNAPP HOTEL, Private Dining Rooms; PA Surry So. -Patronage Solicited. LANGLOIS - -HOTEL - AND Feed Stable. JOSEPHSON’S ( Englisli Walnuts, Fruit Trees, • Shrubs, Plants, Etc. Usye, y ..:iA