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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1907)
»nun »hip under discovered 31*neo io 1802. lîBACt P ro p er ty The law of Oregon relating to the (h e ir aate , Pretty »talk gone rati N r Ullia brought in ■ K lfc, which wa. y our hungry people. workmen m Jarnis i railh was In town Monday on way home, where he will n - Edward Hugbaa and Falber Ray- ' ,D,in UBti* , . . the w ......... T hirty y w r . practice io W E. aiond of Marshfield passed through Ho sajro that they will be at« Fort Orford I M t Wednesday on in a few day» after (ha their way to WedUerburn and Gold Ganges. Beech. . We bare received an announce* Guaranteed Forest Reserve Scrip (o f! m n t o f the marriage of H a rv ty B* eale In large or »¿sail quantities, by j Cook to Miea Florence Gilbert at Prank R. Alky, upatairs over LandrG ra a lr P .e a on Wednesday, Nov. A TTO BN EY Notar y Public I. bar- ia any manner fnrnisb to any minor under the age of IB years, any tobacco, eigars or cigar- ettes in any form, or aay compound ia which tobaoco forms a cotnpo. nent part. Any person , violating the provision* of this act ahull, up on conviction, he finml in any snm not less then five do I bus oor more thee fifty dollars. ‘I t »ball Jxs unlawful for any minors under the age of 13 rear* to smoke or in any way use any ci- gar, etgnretto <*r tobnewo- H* any form wluteoerer in any public highway, elreet.plaoe, square or re sort. Any minor violating the pro I Visions of this set »ball, upon cun ' fur, give or • r ■ I ww-^ - ■-- — — — • - ■ -■ p Hood’s Sarsaparilla Mrs. M. Jordan and daughter 20th, 1907. The groom was born Id a, o f Hog H ollow , are visiting and raised in Ibis county and uiov- with friends and relatives at Smith ATTO H NEY AT LAW , River. • S Frank Smith am] Phil ed with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. «y» i Cooi~ to Jueephine about ~o Johu Doyle of Cbetco, has leased of the Lose estate at the mouth year igo. U ie many friends in thia the valuable farm of Edmund Coa Port Orford lake, on the south side. section foie with the T riscmz in Probat« bttainetai a aped «Hy. tellne, on Winchuck, for a period of They got a bargain. w ish in g (h e happy yoUtjg' couple *. three years. -----to. _ ..... - — to....- Steve M errill came up 8unday to long and useful life fllled with sun* W m . W h it* of Winehuck, ia en vkstion, be fined in aay turn not do some woyk on his homestead on shine and happineee. gaged in building a bouse upon his less than one nor more than ten Hubbard's creek, and as eoon-as the /h o . R. M ille r retires from the I h»».—te«d W ill is s rustler wheie dollars, or by imprisonment at tbe storm lights up ha w ill make a j Mercantile business at Port Orford he thinks there is a dal la r to be option of the court, two days for AT showing that w ill prove bis good with the respect and confidence o f made. tach offense.-’ ** C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N faith. ' ' » onr diisens. The confinement neo Messrs. E. CovtellOe, I. Doyle and rosary to storekeepfyg has never pays W right, toramhowf Hume's From tha RadiuVn. Be«(, Turkeys, and a new rifle and shotgun will be shot off; been’ to hi m a' congenial calling, lohn R a y , of Wtnchueb. visited G. M. T . S T E W A R T sawmill opposite Wedgirburn,came 8. Wilson, of the Ocean'View ranch followed by a hotse-raoe on tho beach and a Masquerade like the free and exciting life of- a Real Estate is quite lively in the up last week to yieR bts borne on Tuesday lest, on business. > r ' NOTARY PU BLIC / Ball at night in Nielsen’a hall.. stock rustler and'1 broncho-butter, County Seat. Tbe latest party to Sizes river for a few days, after Tboe. Moore, our efficient igajl an occupation in which he gradu buy is Dave W right, who we under JPwerit O r f o r d , O r e f g o n . whloh he will return and start up a ted, and fur which ba has an. ua- carv er, bad the misfortune to lose stand, has purebred two lots from the m ilt, as everything Is ready, satiabla yearning. Qué who has a valuable stage horse on last T h u n 8. E . Marsters. M r Wright's moth when there is sufficient water for S K A X .P H IS. C O P E tasted the delight o f dodging mad day. I t appears that the horse got er will keep house fur Dave, who power. >r r-” C e tip i r , ¿ bulla, and of turning horse-summer- kicked and was stified, and died a expects in the near future to get John R. Milter received word that saulia in hidden elk-pits, and bot few days later. (R andom R xcordkb .) Cook B ay N xwb . his children in a home under his « • l b . Kegs Sl.OO.-lOOlb B a rre ls f i t » . the engines in his^iuw boat were at tomless gullies, and being tossed Chas. Van Pelt, who has bees on care again. A t Residence. Floras Oreek B ridge. last working fine, and he went up toward heaven by a fierce booker, der medical treatment at Cresoent J - - G r v i l Dodge leaves for Washing D . B. Stitt, form erly publisher of Poet O B se Address, Langlois, Ora. Sunday to take possession of the Mrs Strshan received a letter w ill always long fur a return to ton, D. C., next Monday, whore he the Bandon Recorder, but who has C ity for several mouths, wsa from M r and Mrs John Cooley at boat, which he will run down to such thrills. will attend the Rivers and Harbors lately bean conducting a small store brought back- Io bis home at Har ValdeZ, Alaska, Monday. They Port Orford with' freight ju st as James Arranos of Roseburg, bor last Saturday, where be is con Congress, representing the oommer- at Springfield, has sold out and re arrived tbe last evening in October soon as weather conditions are fav spent Bunday in Port Orford aa his oial bodies of Bandon and Coquille. turned to Coos County, I t is ru fined to bis room with but little ,V and found things mighty frosen o ra b le / way to North Bend, having come in hope o f recovery. The Bandon School football team mored th at ha w ill start a socialist up. Think living in Alaska in The last week gave na a variety, from bis mine on the bead of Rock paper a t Coquille. After an unusual period of beau winter season w ill be s hard propo w ill meet the March field aggregate of weather, fickle and variable ae oreek near Iron mountain. He bad A special dispatch to the Times, tiful Fall weather, something never sition for a Curry- County man on the home gridiron oo Thanks was ever experienced in the spring; some fine specimens of quarts which The public la hereby respectfully la before known i i f the history of Ore They went hoping to make some giving Day. The teams are evenly- Friday, conveyed the News that cerated that ww are prepared to enter the wind shifting from north to assay'from 20 to 70 dollars per ton gon, we are getting a taste of .rain money. They will get experience mstohad and a good game is antici John B. Dulley, aged 73, treasurer tain patronage nt the L a n g lo is H o south and back again with eurprie ia gold, besides good values in cop pated. Game oall* at 2 o'clock. of Coos county, and Mrs Henrietta atifcompanied by high wind, which if not money. te l, when good meals w ill he found, ing rapidity. Rot lbs weather is per. Although nut much work bee Admission 95 cis. Noeler, aged 58, recently from the indicates that it has not forgotten -U-G and a Peed S table ran In connection warm, grass is growing and stock been'done on their fonr claims, yet B art, were married by the oounty bow to rain ia old Oregon. with hotel The Bstabrook boat, Fiefield (C o quille H er ald .) looks w e lt ; be says the ores show up in . great judge at Roseburg on the 14th. A ekart o f patronage reepeetfullg sell cited which wa* destroyed by fire A warrant was sworn out in Jus- quantity and he is satisfied that Ames Johnston, our Poet Master the Price S h ip y a rd /is to be re , O . F . H aaozmnm . Tbs large steam schooner, about they have a mine that w ill be very I* « » Dodge’s court on tbe Ifith in*t. F. T . Crewe came up last Sunday and Reboot Rupt., ^and erstwhile built on the Bay. H . G. Price had tbe same aise aa th-f In m a n , wbiefe for the arrest of Owen- Criteaer on a from Gurry county and had a abort valuable. Ita locution is pn the rC awAnalhAae X «a u aa jT ^*A n *A tn a L e — rnerenan- _ A. — . iravttcr n ata w ta K o « o being built by Kruse A Bank a t Salmon mountain mineral charge of misdemeanor. When de visit with his fam ily who reside the ooatraet offend him which he dise John R. M iller’s tak great w wvWW in >11 «Villi I*. MRlIJcr 8 atora, PlUl“, VfIK c . I , had to decline as bis yard is work Porter, is now i a ' Frame. The pnty sheriff Rteen called at tbe resi hero. H e end Clifford are working ing pometel«. last Ratu,day. We wb¿ b J" pl* * ~ ,b o ’r* . « * " • gold rigb$. up to tbe summits, but dence of John Whiie^Jthe officer was bard to get ready to move up and ing to tbe lim it at present. He work of laying the keel for another wish him nnatisifod success, and Port Orford, Oregon, informed that the m an^e w o look this hell is virtusliy unprospenled. go ahead with their cigar factory ia w ill be able to have sever* 1 under •teem schooner, a sister ship to tbe hope he may now have enough to construction as soon a» tbe wharf Bandon, was commenced Saturday. g r K P L A .P P P r o p r l e t e r The belt liee equally In ' Cooe and ing for bad shakes the Curry o»un- ibis place. do to keep him busy. is all planked over. 1 ly duet from hie boots and suddenly Curry— the divide being tbe bound The sold storage fish plants at J. B. Dulley, County Treasurer The Woodmen o f Port Orford, af- ary between them. Mr." Arrgrwe{ *»•» ‘Upzrture for California, First-class in «very respect. Marshfield closed down for tho sea- went to Roseburg last week where G IR L H O L Q S D O W N C L A IM . ter holding its regular meeting last 8np Francisco, Now, 1«— Miss J*01^8aturd»y» 5 ^ remain shut ~Oo**l Fded 8tablg attached. Saturday night, 41,tied with tbe say» that GeergbMeservey sad part- .T h e b ig -E n g lish s h i> Queen he met Mrs. Henrietta NoeJer, wjd nef have discovered rich quarts Chrlstisua a t Puint'Rt. George, esa ow of the lata Judgs J. H , Noaler, Marion H am mere by, » Chicago down u ntil tho for steel J Circle in a social supper and enter from which coarse gold is taken o o 'b , M „ ciM r day , distance of and on Thursday they were joined girl, is in San Frauoisoá from Ore- beada oP*oa ° " De0- ,Olh- W . A. We run the Stage from Port Orford tainment, and an enjoyable time the Mart M iller claim joining hie, 120 miles from Cheteo. She in holy wedlock by the Judge of gon, where she bat been locating 8wn^ r« »«nager for the E . Wiese via DalryvBte, oonneetlng with the was reported. Prize* wets given for and have jumped the claim. Big to be lying in her same previous po- D ou glas co u n ty . Stage to Myrtle Point. timber claim* and living tbe life of Co., inform * u* that he peeked ISO the best conundrum crackers and dsvefopmenta are expected n e x t |,Rion with the exception of being tierces, containing 800 pounds of puxsle bustei • o f each order— Mrs. year. Mr- end Mrs. W alter Laird and frontiersman. Being cooped up Chinook each, and 880 200 pound canted a few degrees to the sosth children, of S ilkum , were in town in a city palled upon the plnoky Ames Johnston winning for the She looms up like a small monntkin barrel* of silversidea Manager J. Friday on (heir way home after a girl and she decided to set out for Circle and A1 Marsh for the Wood Langlois Items. while tbe breakers dash against her G. Angua for J. Lindenberger, pat the wilds. visit the former's uncle W al men. . ■»- ’ i sides with great violence. The gi up 70 tierces of Chinook, and 300 T hat trip from which she ha* Mr». 8. T . Malehorn spent three gantic craft w ill doubtless be a total ter Lair<l, of that plaoe. They H . P. Hencock, a mining man, boxes containing 280 pounds w h spent a day in town with G. W. just returned to Sin Francisco fur days of last week on Flora’s creek. loss. came down from North Bend last of silversides. Harry and fam ily, and met many nished her with every kind of ex week to prospect certain beach Mr. B. T h rift and Mr. B. Rack Dennis Cunniff hat been engaged friends while here. perieaoe she had uot had before. Capt. J. N. Cornwall, who for mines; but learning that the beach leff made a business trip to M yrtle ia surveying «ora« beach mines She plunged into tbs forests of many years has been master o f tho Isaiah Haoker, who has been in ea are covered deeply with |^ay Point last week. near the mouth of Smith River for C urry County, Oregon, locuting tug Hunter, engaged in towing Coquille a week or eo, started for sand, he concluded to postpone his Mrs. Malehorn is making her real 1* now located at his former home Dr. Theodore Hein Is, of San Fran- claim*, and by cooly keeping her over tbe Umpqua bar, intends soon his new home at LaCanada, Califor the winter dance more attractive by building a | cisoo. Bpringmount, (l$ear Frankporti where investigations until We are informed that tbe rifle aimed their way, persuaded to retire from the strenuous life of a he will attend to orders from bis friends storms hod sluiced off the worthless pretty bey window on tbe north Dr. expects to establish a steam nia, on Friday, where he end Mrs. several elaim jumpe’ry tost her bar pilot. H e retains his interest in or enstomen. . Hacker will reside in the future. tend; he left Purl Orford nezt morn side. plant * it h • capscitj^of 25 horse neighborhood was unhealthy. tbe Mage line from tbs bay to D rain, Business can be transact« b y Mall Mrs. L. II Hazard with her two ing intending to examine the gravel M r. Croft and son started last power to be utilized in pumping and ha may run one of the auto M a il C arriers, Personally o r by hare near M r Divilbiss’s on Sixes. Wednesday‘for 8eatt|e, but intend water from the ocean for tbe pur youngest children will be home in e a g e r. mobiles which he intends potting a few days, whils Master Austin w ill W ill Dredge Rogue River. P. O. address OoBBU, OBSOOM, Wm. Nord berg was married Nov. to retnm at an early date and bring pose of washing the black sand. on that route. H is plaoe on tbe remain with his grand pareots, that » He bat about 25 men employed. 20th to Mrs. Mary Houghton, as others with them. tug w ill be taken by the Capt. climate being belter suited to hia One o f the most promising under w ill be seen in the interesting oom Thanksgiving is naar but wa The Dr. is s thorough miner, of Christianson, of the Siuslsw tug healtb. takings in the near future is the munication from oar Langlois cor hasn’t beard of any publie^ plans many years experience, and will Roberta, and Christianson w ill be dredging of Rogue River from tbs respondent. Realising that there is for the day, bat the usual shooting I doubtless succeed in his mining pro snrceeded by a son of Capt. Jsooh- oo plaoe like a home of their own, match is expected. ject. Ws wish hi in sneesss. C O M M O N S E N S E ¿ ^ 7 Gulden Draft dam to the Bybee snn, who was formerly mate o f the bridge, by a oompany which is now O O C A SIO XA L. and that a single life ia but half a 11 re s t people to aseeafi^ Berwick. Mr. James Olsen and John Hsa » a eompoeiUoa. There» operating on the Feather and Yuba Ilfs, they have united their fortunes genaen sailed for California lis t Dr. Plena’s medicines, the rivers in California. Among the Xnd their lives and will, ws trust, week. They w ill probably ba ab-. print every Incradient D IE D ? , fflOO R ew ard, filtOO. i upon the hottie wrap. capitalists interested are some from find content and happiness in their sent several weeks. ati Ito corrsctaeM under oath, In a hospital at Boise C ity, on The reader« of tbl« paper w ill be pleaaed Pittsburg, Pa.; Indianapolis and B E E C H E R JE W S union. Tbe T u b u m s wishes them dally In favor. The com- leara th a t there I , a l leaat a %hm Russell and Deed Filshugk November 18, I»07, Mrs. J. C. are posi'ionof Piene’* medicine* Is open Marion, Iu d ., and Redding, C alif. unlimited peace add joy. Socoeesor to X. C. Nielsen, t a a ll Ito give a pleasant social dance at Bow Flood, sged 72 years. to Kerjrbod The ma:u person in the movement M a r a u d th a t to C atarrh. B a ll'. C atarrh P o r t O r fo r d , O r e g o n . Core to the only pneltlTe cure now knows to man’s hall last Thursday evening. Tbe Radium, says, that “ R. D. Mrs. Flood was s daughter of ia M r Johnston from Marion. Ind., the meSloal fraternity. CtohrMi M a* a eaa. .« A il . i Hum e set stakes for iiis cold storage Every one enjoyed It. Gen. J ob . Laos, aud ¿in the early who say* that it will take from six ■tlttitlnnal > ,s asm ■titatlosal Wood sad Iron Work promptly H a ir . Catarrh Cure to ' plant in Port Orford as he passed i Rev. Mr. Roach held services at days of Roseburg was one of its to eight years to work qul the river tornally, acting directly upon ___ w done at moderate prfe»>s. Give him through that place enroute to Port- the church Sundry m bnilng and most highly esteemed resident«. extracted from as- bed. So thoroughly dites thia oom m uom . rarlace. of the iratem , thereby detoroy. a trial before going elsewhere. laud, and as a result homestead* evening, bat owing to inclement Her husband died and was buried by exact processes pany operate that an offer is made Ing the luundt-tlon ol the dlKaee, a nd giving the patient strength by building up the « .n e ti- ¡eree, and-Without the available in that locality are being in Roseburg and her remains are weather, but few asms out. — see of s drop of alcohol, triptarofined and to any person who will throw into tntlen and amdating nature in doing Ito w a r*. filed upon lively.” Nay, nay, expected to arrive at thia place for chemically pure glycerine being need In the river a five dollar gold piece The proprietor, have to a a r h faith to Ito eara- W e are glad te note that V - . . « In potran th a t t o ^ ^ a a w M a . a stead In extracting and preserving the 8b* * # * * * ! brother, the homesteads were looat- H a l.; who’ w .; ^ceuGy hart'at’ Co’ | J. I I . O PTO N , and should foil Io get it Ibey will tare *»««7««» th a t i t fa ll, t o w n . eeretlve virtues residing In . ed before Mr. Hume drove the dy camp on Bear creek, is f.a t re -! by.lw" • ° ° * \ od of «■telorod. tasss msdiclass are entirely i gj Te the party two like coins. The llrteS te x t moa lato. Addreea P. J. C H B Ä X T A CO., Toledo, O. free from the objection af doing harm 7 . , V ,.« , C O M M I S S I O N E R , statue; but do doubt his heavy blows covering and will soon join friend. 1 B° ‘* Id a h ° ’ ,n d ° n* datt«b , hr cresting an appetite for either a l- company has operated In othsr lo Hold by all D rn ggt.tr. 7 *-. _________ Taha H a ll'. P » | | y n i l s for eonxlpa'lon jarred tbe earth, and caused the N O T A R Y P U B L IC , He is now in “ trembles” that have sinoe occur Coquille. Washington. She else leave» living bottle wrapper»—tbe ta r n . mulB o s tbelr i r a r a i g : ' accustomed to all the Iricka of red. ! three brothers, Col. John Lane, of Dr. Pierce, and yon will L a va lois , Coaar Oo., Osseo«. fluctuating streams. Men srs 7 ,” the Operations , on the oil 'Golden Mocdcsl Dlecovcry,- the great. great, ) I T T . , JT* | Juliette, Idaho, Joseph Lane of Horse Lost. '-Water in Town Lots, and Improved This is going the rounds: to ha hired on the ground and Mood-pmrillrr, stomach tonic and bowel suspended tempornnly, owing R regulatoF-thn medicine which, while not board a t home. Bet warn 18 v ' M,d W lld A Missourian once look refuge in , u On#y • ‘ r,D«anc£ ’ : of ibis pl.ro, .o d two sisters, M r*, recommended to core consumpUon la Its A d ark sorrel rasre, A a r in forehead, advanced stages (as medicine will do that) 20 men w ill be needed on each ms a hollow log'during a severe rain on lh a i account Messrs: Freund and _ F ilin g s and F in al Proof* M ade on a . ,, e a w. sged about ten years and w eighing Snencer »«n’t .n d to , rx ~ w -iiv .lr Eugene 8hellsy, of 6sn Francisco, yet doc* cure *11 those catarrhal eondL chine on three shafts of eight hours 1900 pounds, w ith a pear shaped oval storm but when the rain had pass Spencer, sup t. and see. respectively,. #nd * of PortU. d _ Mtaaof head and throat, weak (tomach, Homesteads and Prs-em ptions. each. Az they have already con b land on le ft h ip sm all end ap. Th» ed he found that the log had swell b .n p M to .M .b M I. r~v Ro. , " OKNKRAL O O N V E Y A N O IN Q . or badly treated load «p to a 5 traded for 27 milee of the river, m are la a w ork a n im a l w ith collar rd so that he was unable to get out. land, bat w ill ratorn and resume ’-----Inata In consumpl- they w ill at nnoe install some large mark«. She disappesre.1 al»»ut O ft. ____ 'Golden llcdiaai . After wiggling and rqueesing until work soon. - StoMmc aad It Is not llkaly to section hubecame exhausted, ho gave up in yon If only you giv* It a “ M arried — Wednesday, Nov. 20, f a ir tria l’ 1DoBPt expect D E N N IS C U N N IF F , JR., ! despair and prepared to meet hia at the horns of tbe bride, Mrs. in lor Inform ation th a t w ill lead to tha -----*t do nparnataral recovery vf th e m are. exercise your pe and persevere la Ms fata like a man. But in thinking H o u g h to n to M r . N o rd berg . M r . A aad MILE C U R B pnrohaaing fir, osdar and plae are for a reason a l «me to get F R K B K n ow in g w hat it w as to sn f- F o rt Orford, O re., Oct. teth, 1907. Bep. U. S. Mineral Harvey or ovey, jlis worldly affairs be reraem- James Ruaaell officiated. In thaev- T im I am w h iä b e r Claims from the original hold ta» full breed-,*. • ' * ' fi4™ F B E E ° r C K. F IE l.D rS U . ers a t prlees warranted by —o — bersd that he bad not paid his sub- O B A R G R , te a a y afflicted a positive nifia Surveyor for the District of Or- scription for bis home paper. Thia f , or iK'n-profraWnnal. 'tàôumônîahL care for Eczema. Halt Bheum, Erysipe la s , Piles aaxl H k la Mseoaea. In s ta n t are act girre away ' agon. t made bins feel so small that be was JelieL D o n ’t e a g e r longer. W rite F. KB._. A IT O O » O . M A C K A Y , j ■d with toit are sold 2 L ^ “ t A" V * . ? 2 1 ao,' h. tta n A v e n a e ,, OoM Bsach, . . . Ontw» «hie to extricate himself with ease. M l to be dteired cbarivari.^»'d da«« at t-raamable i ( hau» m s . toi S m Fort B u re a , M ichigan. L ./ .R O B E R T S , f Mce Boeeburg, Oregon. W ill u «tactor non resident purehamrs. J? JF. STANLEY TANKSGIVING SHOOTING-MATCH! Lawyer, _ Port Orford, Oregon, November 28tU, 1907. r±© weather permitting, an enjoyable time is insured. Don’t miss it! LANGLOIS--HOTEL Feed Stable. ' HUGH NEELY THE "PIONEE&Z WATCHMAKER B la d c - S vifii t h in g Timber Claims. g ew Torg. tmcloee Stamp. seeotrotoi.k, tows- taa.«-A U *rto