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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1907)
•T he Berwick dropped into lb« drummer, arrived iu t o m Satur hay late last evening and ia unload ing a email lot of freight this mor- Thera wttl he »daace a t KeUsea’g day from down the ooast. aiag. ball Saturday night, the 1«. 'F o r several day* past wo have P lu m b e r an d G aa F itte r I ' to y o l e t t e g M a lr t ^ « K t o . John Dendmond, who was quite bad variable, squally weather of A Lost Art.— She—»‘ What inter- til last week, to rapidly recovering ; tbegeauioe March type. sated you moat ia your travels?' f o r a man of bis sge Bey. George Roach of Bandon, Slajor— “ W all, tbs mammy of a Parties holding County Warrants preached in the forenoon, and at queen I saw in Egypt- I t ’s won should read tbs Treasurer's notice night in the church last Sunday. derful how they could make a wom which sppeara in this Issue. Kd Lindberg bae Just oompleted an dry up and stay that way." Mrs. Richards, we are glad to say, a fine skiff for use on the lake. I t to rapidly reoovering from her ca is a credit to the young builder, and vers Illness aad remarkable opera w ill take blue ribboas, galore. P O R T O R F O R D , ---O R E G O N (1 p-to-date Work Daga e l Besson ble Prices. SAT1SE ACTIOS GUABANTBED. HUGH NEELY tion. Whobrey, the hide and fur deal- er from Corn county, was la town tost Friday, oa his periodical tour In quest of such traffle. T B S “PIO N E B irtS: , WATCHMAKER Hon- J. H , Upton has soma good dairy cows tor sole. Call a t his b a w ill atten d t e ecdaaatonmhto irteods home or addreeshjoosl Denmark, ^Business esa be transaeta b y M ail Oregon, for further particplars. 1« bow located; «I hto farmer heme B p riiig m o u n t, (n e a r F r a n k p c r t ) w here We would like to have alt the member» of our classes and any, others who w ill help us, meet with os at the church Thursday, after school to arrange for Koster. _ Mrs. Knapp. Mrs. Jensen. Mrs. Stewart. F. Hssgensen and i - Olsen am W. Zumwalt of th>a place. Besides eaid to have cold 100 sores o f tim her husband and B^e children, j she ber in oortbara Cfirty for 64000, leaves an aged mother living at the which »• the best saieevsr made in old home place on S W , ' to neuro her audden death. She was a worn- this end of the eonnty. J . N. TRUK, George Quigley and James Nay-, gran, who bars been working q short time io Geos, rate mad boms last Monday hungry for another look at the pretty things* at Port Orford. J v jF l. The strike of the Sawmill Labor er* in Portland has paralysed the lumber business. 1VX) men are now Involved and, the strike is spreading, both sides saying they w ill not yield. DR» D. L« STEELE ■ r • •* . ÿF Ventisi. * The Ooua Bay Tunea to publish ing some wary interesting ptideer Will regularly viait Tort Orford three timer per year. Watch the T bibumb for fu ture date*. Hold your dental work for Dr. Steele. reminiscences written by tbs late S. 8. M a n i, who was one of the most prominent men of the times of which he writes, hot modestly omits his great work- ia those “days’ of -• I J < i • bton here, be has worked asaiduons- ly preparing abstracts b f Corry County titles, aad bow baa a com- plate set, and does an extensive 0 1 * * business in that tine, I l M to thoroughly competent end reliable. H e baa a wide acquaintance with business men through out the United States, is > lawyer of fine ability, and a most valuable acoes- sion to our section. , • Charles Jamieson, Supt. of the I I 1 t a 4 * and Feed Stable. L ./.R O B E R T S . ATTO H NEY -A T L A W My> to Fetish, Oregon- Eureka, Cal., March 1.— steamer Corona, Captain Boyd, con sidered the best boat in the Pacific Coast Steamship Company's service between this city and San Fran- cicoo, lias straddling the north Jetty, on the Hum boldt bar, a hopeless wreck. The Corona, with nearly 100 passengers aboard, struck at 10:10 o’clock this morning, aa Cap tala Boyd was attempt ing, in th e teeth of s stinging wind aad a ter rific bar flood, to dries' her into port. The usual eoenea attendant upon a shipwreck followed. The passen gers rushed into the anelai hall. Some of the women were hysterical and some of the men were palsied with fear, but reassuring words from the eraw sad some of thè calmer passengers, brought calm. There after the passengers assembled upon the hurricane deck, where they re mained Until the rescue work was undertaken this afternoon. Soon after the ship struck, a best, in charge of Qnartermsster Gunn was lowered Own?. I t coo- tiermAn American Insurance Company, ' u r n. n a i and mabimb . * D S N N I8 C U W ilF F , JR ., , > r * Dep. U. 8. lO n e n l Sorreyor Surveyor for tba District of Or- Shad Hudson spent a few days In Port Orford tost week, where h e , always has a cordial welcome/ About two years ago, be sprained bis right wrist in such a manner as to let out the “ Joint water," since which time hi« right band has been practically useless, rendering him unable to write. I t to a serious In ju ry , only curable by amputation. The schooner Bessie K , which sailed from the Coqoille river Feb 24th, and oapeiged outside in con- sequence o f too roach deck load of lumber, drowning all on board,— is, now ia plain sight near Island Rock a few miles South q f Port Orford. An she hae not shifted her position sinos Monday it to evident th at her anchor or anehov-chsins have caught* J. J. STANLEY COQG1LL«, OREGON (B andon R rooxD U .) , , j r " 8psaker Davey, bat he says that there were some sensible fellodfs in the Senate. (Coos B ay Nxws.) C. M . Sain, who hae b.en editor of the Harbor mnrc that paper started about three years ago, lately left for Toospah, so are inform ed, with the object of starting n prfper at soma point in that mining region. M r. Keith to managing the Harbor at present. been in league with him , hie lumber nontrn^j netted a chug sum. jtaMjiT ( ’ * we know their mines ere rich, and “ Hoa. R. D . Hume accompanied if centrifugal pomps w ill do a ll 1 by Mr. Thresher, wife and child, arrived in town Monday night, an that ia claimed for them, there is no route to Weddsrburn. We under place more fitted for their nee than a stand that he expressed that be is the high extensive bars on lower t bitter against the lata House and Sixes river, no near, and easy of 1 M r. Jamieson finished his eon- tract for hauling laertbet to Cape Blanco last Thursday for the W ire less Station and next day oommeno- ed hauling materiel for tb* same, from Bandon. Mr. Jamieson is a rustier, and the >an>her‘; having on a rocky reef which exist* there. M r. Hume's tug to expected here to day from Regos river, and will tow the wreck to this place where* It to believed she righted. be unloaded I n the ears of scrofulous swelHaga "► fawied glands, open noting nlosrs, o r eU sores, th e *G o M .n Medical Dlaeovary “ hae perforated t h . most marvelous c a n s . I a c u e s of old sores, or open eating ulcers, I t Is well to apply to the open soree D r. P le re .’s A H -IInallng Halve, which pse- seeeee wonderful healing potency when used as an application to the s ens In eoo- JnneUoa w ith th e ass of “GeM aa Medical GROCERIES, (thibistisly W ra c k e d a t E u re k a . ' LANGLOIS - -HOTEL K E E P 8 IN S T O C K , D U 'S G O O D » , U O O T 8 aad «M O K » BOTABY PUBLIC, Aba Rnef, the “ Boas Tweed" of San Franeisoo, has still further imitated his 4prototype by lig h t. H e flirted with the court right up to Ibc deadline, ee a ll rich men are permitted to do, then forfeited bto bond« and run! W hat Scbmidt GKXBBAL CONVEYANCING w ill do, remains Io be developed. The situation to cenaeiioeal, and “gun play" between high official» has been,threatened, but, rcqkon they won't when d uly sober. aa of more than ordinary a b ility * and energy; of pleasin'g social habits, 1 and loved by a ll who knew her. 1 I Attorney J. N-. True and wife , were in Port Orford Friday night, j and le ft next morning to visit the t Blaeksand mine, formerly owned j by Col. Butler, which is now being { worked by a new company of which Captain Whitney;ie manager. M r. Troe wee io poor health when he located at Gold Beach, hot our in vigorating climate hae reetored his health. In the short time be has s Charles Qglgfoy, w h o 'h d ( been Brainard, M inn, via C'.x.« B-,iy to working with the railroad survey day, where he w ill present the oon- ors down the coast near E u r|k s , rc- i dition of the mine before the stockhol Port Orford turned here last Saturday. H a dare, and insist upon lbs use of osn ag w ith th e says that the chief of th e if party trifugsl pumps io lieu of their expen died in San Franeisoo lately oi sive bat unsatisfactory ditch. I f they pneumonia, and that tba entire do not adopt his views he may never come back, but w ill go into crew was discharged. business in Minnesota. Thera is no John. L. Childs, we are informed, question as to (be riohneee of tbeir v . _ has sold his extensive .Cheteo poe gravel, and the breakdown in their sessions to the Brookings, who- ditch jest when they bad got into desire to purchase 80,000 acres in rich ground, and their mine well tbisoounty. The Cbetoo property opened, was a calam ity. Wa never to a very valuable one to a com had faith in the adequacy of their pany with means to handle it water supply, which lacked both in properly, as it includes floe harbor constancy and pressure, both essen- facilities. tiel in heavy gravel deposits; but . (Baoceseor to F . M . Laagtola. ) c o M x ia a io N K U , The A xtell cave for violating the Game law was tried by Jury before Justice J. P. Russel last Wednes day, and resulted in acquittal. There are said to be irregularities Port Orford, Oregon, in the proceedings th at m iy result Big Jewel 'M ins on Sixes, wee in R N A P P JP x-og *x-leto v, in an overhauling b y -Ik e Circuit town Monday, and informed os that * Court. - — « he w ill start, with his fam ily for K N A PP HOTEL, KD. RAC K1XKK, Prop’r J . H . UPTON, W e received the sad news Satur day, that Mrs. Mary Blackerhy , - Mr. Lindberg 8r. who has hem fell dead at the breakfast table that J M a * Carriera, PereoaaUy u t by Mess- in a Ban Francisco hospital, hue so morning nt their home in Bendon. O. address Ooaau, Oaaaox. Car .rfioovtoed Ins health, that he She was the daughter o f the late Co be home in another week. J. H . Zumwalt, and ssistar of Chas. ‘ '4«** A. ë . SABIfl The sale of the Astoria A Colum bin railroad to Jae. J. H ill has been confirmed at last. I t is surmised that under the H ill management the road w ill be oontinued down the const to San Franeisoo, touch ing a ll the eoast ports on the way. The Norwegian stsemer Tellos, which arrived in San F ran cisc o last Thursday, reports that after west her- ing a gala which reached its height oe the 27th, she passed within a ship’s length at a wreck five miles off the mouth of the Coquille river The ill-fated veseel has proved to ba the gasoline schooner Bessie K ., tot ned three of the crew and three steerage passengers; TM s boat cap sized at ones in the boiling serf and H . Erricksen, a 6 weds, was drowned. Gunn aad the others succeeded ia reaching shore, the life-saving craw under Captain Hennig» having gone to their as sistance. . ’ > A second boat in charge of Seo- ond Officer B. V . Joena, was put off. Badly battered and leaking like a sieve, this boat reached the shore. Meanwhile, T . F- Sothern, night saloon watchman, formerly a marine in the United States Navy, stripped to tb s waist and attempted to carry a line ashore. Tbs small tins he bad tied about his waist parted, however, before be had gone tor. Sothern was picked op by the life-aavera. Several attempts were made to shoot a line aboard with the Lyle gun, but arch lim a the lies fell tor short. Finally it was decided by Cap tain Hennlg and (he life savers Io go out in the billows, and (bey made as gallant a voyage as ever men undertook, finally reaching the side of the Corona and picking up the line. W ithin a short time after the Corona struck, newt o f ,the accident was commuaieatad to Eureka and C A S H B A L K S a m o a a tw to g l e t more w ill be allowed 10 per eeat die. count, except on Flour, oa which ae discount can be gives. G E O R G E M . BROWN B08BBUB0, OBEUON W h iloin Bandon S top At tho PACIFIC HOTEL & GRILL BOOHS H. X. AXTELL, C e n tra l a n d H ig h -C lo u Q u ic k S e rv ic e I f Deal re d . : ; ( R a e ta u r a n t ( B iu in a u . 8 h o r t O r d e r * • S p e c ia lty . Private Dining Rooms. >o Pbn hd&( S u rry So. Patronage Solicited. Sfate« 1877;We*re Been Treating People Goqdp, Millinery, i r IT S omme Clothing, » Footwear, ¡- Hats, Cloaks and 8uite, W AVEH Y O U «L A V E »- Y O U Furnishings. T IM E T rt O IN IS Y -Free, postpaid, for MAil us tho Asking. thia coupon N O W . PI m m m ail ma a t orwa your big, il- lustratad M all Ordor Catalogua, fraa, poatpaid. Mama JOSEPHSON’ .•t ROSEBURG, OREGON and I f * F r .y ’r. Vrivate Suppers for Lodges, Parties and Ball*. D ry wreek to wateb the work o f raeene. Several apsueeessful attempts wars made to work early in the day, but it was not until 4:60 o’otock in tha afternoon that Captain Hennig nod his men worked effectively. A t that time the ship’s boats commenc ed working sad at 5:06 Captain Boyd, the tost to leave tba ship, ■tapped on the shorn. Tbs passengers were brought to this city. Nearly all had bean drenched, sad some were suffering greatly from the oold, exposure aad HARDWARE H A T S Ac CLA l P S ,
