The Port Orford tribune., December 16, 1908, Image 3

Tow and Cantai
\ r r o a s e y at law
«O U » BKAUM. OREOOS.
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A y e r ’s
(or • amali
Let ita know
Full tin* a t holiday w__
H« rimati'«, Bandon, Boa on
play. Prices jrightl
A uhtkait -
Gold Baach.
At
Nielseu’s
Hall,
Shortly after 5 o ’clock Monday
rooming a ir e broke out between
the granary sad liquor store be
longing to J. P . Wenta at Smith
River, consuming those two build
ing«, together SHlh the smaller botld-
iuga adjoining, and also 'the sa­
loon direwUy sou th , conducted by
Joseph Rueei, and the hotel, or
boarding house, kept by Fred Finch
which ai^joiued the Roeri saloon on
the, rear end.
The fire, which was first discover
ed by Fred F inch, atartad in a nar­
row alley way between the tiro build
iugt belonging to Mr. W eals, and
before any thing could be done the
two buildings were enveloped in
H a ir V ig o r
Anything Injurious here?
doctor.
Anything of merit here?
A nna Colebrook baa been vary
Port Orford, D ec. 24th, 1208.
doctor.
Men's and Youths' furnishings
WB
(tsp falling hair?
ill with measles lin ee aba w eot to
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
G
iven
under
the
auspices
at
Hartman's.
Belling
at
priase
Will It destroy dandruff?
Ban Fra nelson.
that will surprise ynu.
of Port Orford Camp, No.
ROSEBURG UK EOOX
Georgs Riclt ma n'a lit ila boy who
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Mrs. Lindberg was out 1« James 8 0 8 ,
Good m usic
was shot through the k g is
•* . T„ 8 T E W A R T
out Hughes's a few days last weak to has been secured aud a good
in g rapidly and will aroo
seep bowse Jbr th e family while,M ra­
again, •<»>*■*.
tim e i s assured
NO TARY P U B L IC ,
i l ug bee visited at Bandon. ‘ Mr.
F ive
the boldest bank robbers Guwrdlau'a N o tlec o f
Mis. Colebrook and the family of
O r e g o a ' W. R Coy bare been afflicted with Lindberg, who has-been carpeater-
•or* OrtEbrrt,
>
R ea l E state.
that ever operated in the West wtM
iag at Hughes fur emits limo has
divide the *14,743.98 the fruits <<
1» grippe of late, but aot of a ser­ finished bia worn and is bae« bunts.
Nomea la hereby mvre that tu pur-
the East Side Rank uf Portland,
CURRY COUNTY ABSTRACT io»» formi
nuance of an order of the Cuesto Court
All mein bars of Ute Port Orford
late
yesterday
afteraoon.
At
first
COMPANY
of
MuRnomah County, State of Oreare.
Nielsen liaa been bf»y during the Circle are requested to attend the
it was thought that but three men m a d e un th e IS t h day of M<
G old Board», - - * - - - Q re< o«. past geek uonatrocting a large fan­ meeting Saturday night without fait
ISdsflu the matser of ibe çuardUMhÿi
arranged for the Christmas exercises
bad played a pert in the most des­ of the person ami estate of ------
cy glaas counter for hia store, and as there are two to initiate, a u d it is
flnroea,
cutting
off
entrance
sod
to he held nt the church Dec. 24:—
Hava tba only oom plied «ett oí Ab-
perate and spectacular bank robbery Uuerin and K. R. Gutvin. minor hetra
everybody oom pi unente hia bandi the night for the regular elaciion of
Jaa T. Ooerla, deceased, I will eelb
ataaoU of Title« in Curry Cooaty.
Opening instrumental music “Star making it im possible to save an v- ever perpetuated in the Northwret, of
at public auction, to Site hi ¿hast bin­
work.
•
officers.
Read
this
twice,
and
then
LandOwnere, you should have your
tbing. All the grain, liquor and but the developments of today’s in d e r for cash, goM coin of tba United
of the 8 r e .” Gray« Borneo. , - *
/c ^ M t^ C o A .^ '^ t h e ^ h dev
t itles certified correct of record. Lands
The.last saqk of Nour baa been be »are to die present, and help to Song “Merry X mre.’ quartette. other belongings of Mr. W eals were vaatigation indicate that there were
also bought and sold tor patrons.
totally lost. H e had insurance am­ at kart two mors in tba gang, three ot p v ^ n b er, t lues}
Wold at the Port Orford atorw, and make so enjoyable uocasion.
u s a .« -.-- „ c.
Prayer.
CORRESPONDENCE - SOLICITED.,
^ r t eaid dey. at the
f tb< Ouptey doesn’t come soon, the
of whom ooramiUed the actual bold o'clock
' U R B
SupL Guerin was in town Mda Recitation, “Tire beet of SlL" Bessie ounting to *1800.
House te
Coudty
Tbs other saloon buildipg and up so d robbery. The other two r v door <
ÌUte of Or-
, Cnrry’Coauto, State
big teams and uiudiwagooa k ilt
..-di
day night On his retuvn front vtoit- Steiuhoru.
, J. HUNTLEY,
••.interert ead
'ft demand.
'
iugechuolq.below. Owing 1« . the Tableaux, “The old and. New Y ret,” hotel were the property of Mrs. An ratined as “ look outs
Onertnf
toue
Deneri
and
were
insured
for
A T T O R N E Y ', a *!* L A W
aide,
and
were
prepared
¿6
throw
to
Dialogue, “Chrletmss Bells?’ uhild-
and E B. Uoeria of, da
lira. Bunnell, formerly Mias J re inclement weather ha d id n t j t d i
to v V
» ? and A four
V .»a. t «
a , ) — aa*
—
_
tbre«
is)
*675.
The
stock
in
the
saloon
was
GOLD BEACI*, OBEOON.
the authorities off the ecqnt in case
tottdhia vlfilt to Cbetoo.
WWle
the northwest quart» dl .artlou one
qmeea s t e a d A b e ira c ta o f Meal tie Hancock, who baa been barking
insured for *700. A sm all portion they were driven to covir br dieouv- Qk townAip thirty two
couth,
Choir.
here
h
e
visited
‘
tbs
Fort
Orford
Song,
“Choral
Chîrtns.
at Bisliet’a- hotel a t Gold Beach,
ilrieen (13) West. W
of tba stock was saved.
ered before making their get away.
P r o p e r ty F u r n ish e d .
t Carry, Btato of Oreqon. The
spent Sunday in Port Orford on her school, end went on to Sixes in time Rec. Meivin Rackhff.
By
hard
fighting
on
the
pert
of
intenot ol eald “ lno% ‘P J f t
to visit thq school there io theafler
—Telegram.
jt,
Rec. Florence C o|*.
way to Bandon.
aforvnaid
behic an undivided two thirds
Thirty years practice In the County.
Song, “ Waking out of Silence." every person in tbs little town, the
noon.
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interest in ano to sold above described
The heavy gurf of Saturday night
nearby buildioga were saved. The
Washington, D wl 8.— Benator C.
«»
P T^re'reept «1 the wrchaee price c<
We hare been requested to state choir.
broke over the »and bill at th e
Plaisted hotel, the residence occupi W. Fulton today asede a column - i n "
to be paid in oaeh. to the
Bdyth
Rec. “ Present for S sn ty.”
that
our
informant
was
in
error
ELBERT H ERM ANN
.m ou th of tba lake and damned the
ed by Dr. John A. Tyler and fam statement to th e W sshingtoo Port unuenuKuou, on day of »ala, end the
r ‘
Attorney at Law, Ro»e'bnr¿ Oregon. ouflfet.ro tb it wa walk to Agate when he stated that the Hums, wool Bushnell. ;
Iiy, on the same side of the street regarding the Oregon Senatorial sit- balance on confirmation of said sale hy
bad been sold to Mr. Dickens for Tableaux, “Trying thé new sled."
the said county court.
beach on terra firms.
where the fire occurred, Westbrook's natiort. He recited briefly the isms«
First published Nov. « ,1909.__
Song.
“Peaceful
night.”
choir.
18cta
a
pound,
as
16cts
is
the
high­
S aba S B. Gcaaiir,
Special Attention to Matters
• store and other buildings Just across o f the Oregou primary law and
Rev. Haberly held aarvioea t
Rec. “ Night before X m at.” Ralph
Guardian of the persrni and eatrte of
est price oflered by M. Dieken».
United Ktotee Land Offloe.
the
street
escaped
by
narrow
mar
Guerin,
gave detailed figures showing the Har>4d T. Guerin, and E.
laet Sunday in ‘be church here ih
Ottr informant is a reliable man Kennedy.
1.
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place of Rejr. Roach who ie enjoy
gins. ’
number of Republican and Dome minor helrsof Jae
Tableaux,
“Beautiful
Star
of
Heev-
Coovaar
A
thrAvvaeoM,
who seemed to have late advioes,
Attoroeya
cratic votes polled at the party pri
J. J. S T A N L E Y
in g a rest. Mr. Uabm ly’s eermoue
and it may be that his information
(Coos B ay N xws )
m anes, the number polled e l the
were good, and the eiaging Hue.
v
Closing instrumental m usic,“ Wood­
is correct— lim e will tell.
■ 'W c
general primary and at the general
land
Echoes.”
Iv
y
Langlois.
W ill Prim» oaroe Up with a team
Mr. A xlel spent a couple of days
CONTEST NOTICE.
The steamers Nann Smith, Grace election end that th e Democrat«
to inert Mr. Ed Duacan at Bandon.
Programs will be distributed by
in-town
last
week,
and
made
the
Dollar
and
Lackme
are
loading
at
fraudulently
voted
in
the
Republi­
- O R EG O N Mr. Duncan is relum ing fro«
C O Q U IL L E , -
T u b u m k u friendly call, leaving the ushers at the door.
the Smith mill, end several more can primaries. In conclusion, Sen­
trip to San Francisco, whither ba
D arusvuu» ovwun hrewmon
with us two large fine specimens, of
steam schooners are due there this ator Fulton said:
(C oquttxx H kbalo .)
went with bis slater Mr*. R. D.
United Stetes Laad Offloe.
ore from hU ledge on E lk river.
Every
men
who
edbscrlbed
to
weak.
Roeebur«. Oregon, Nov 11,
Hume.
»
The ore aaeays well lor surface ore
statement
One
did
so
prior
to
the
aulfictent
b -- y i y
f A
l, m
i U G I U U » oónteat 'affldayta
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Mrs. S. A. Yoakam, deputy State
Lawrence Rackieff, eon of Mer
A private letter from a friend in in gold and rilverfftnd experts aay
aw x >
primary. The question is.are Rep­ been filed U thia offlea by Thomas
ebani Ed Rackleff of Langlois, was Dairy Inspector, left Saturday for
Hanley,
eontaatant,
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forms ue that Sybil Woodruff was he has a,well defined fissure vein.
Sntry
w y , N o .14¡78, me*» W m -
Salem, to attend the Dairy oonvtn ublicans now obligated in good oon- .rean
Í I tn
married Nov. 18th to H. B. H»ck«r. Ur. Marvin the expert here, has Io in town Monday on hie way to Port­
soienoe to aid in carrying out fraud?” “ • » i s b a s s i
lion
to
be
held
on
Thursday
and
land to enter the Armstrong Busi
NEi
son ol Dunsmuir; Cal. where tltey anted extensions on the lead, and
Governor Chamberlain declined
n í7,Townehi|
The publie le hereby respectfully in
Friday of this week.
nest
College.
‘f
r
reside
at
present.
Ha
la
a
railroad
_
-— - -»
m eu «ras*
hae
a
high
opinion
of
the
ore,and
is
remue »»
---- O
m *» u«n« v|p»o»v» »*»
„-e-
w
to answer Senator F ulton’s state
n WMWr
|
man aftd o«M » m e property.'• “ - m.kreg srrang«m »öll fW thrpropei------CTaUae sn d Paut Pwrd, after un
The low tides of la « week afford- "mentTurther-W
~
_ . a patronage------ --------- ---
~ ent of the mine.
a — « absence
of four months traveling ed the digger« a chance to secure *
tel, where good meals will be found,
developm
Assays
_________
“
1
do
not
think
it
besoming
in ’ nm^anyooe else acting fo r h im , has
a lly p len tifu j J u e t
Men are unueua
the
and a P e e d S ta b le run In connection
aa high as *30. have been reported, w)gh
witn a theatrical
nieaino»i company,
j , returned
— aupply of the large Empire dam e me to enter into newspaper contro­ never lived nuonorlmB**ved
,
the
coast
o
b
1
foot
knowledge
Und. that to the trertUhie i ha
now traveling up
to Coquille lastSaturday/ They iu- in the l o w e r w h i c h areelaimed versy over the Senatorial situation. and belief, said Ooodwm
with hotel.
and
paying
average«
have
been
ob
looking for work, which those who
A tk M ofpatronayt n tpctfu U i tolieiud
tend a remaining
t^ia to
snv resi iencs or
a n v u in in f l f indefinitely
tk«1 4*fl III
V in
IQ tlllff
In be 4 the
I ba 4 beet
w im t r t l m m S i n
H a ITttrld.
clams in t the
world.
1 have been treated with such ont ballt
really want ta>- work will find in tained from surface ore. This ledge
land and timi he
n « reteblUhed a
- Mas. O. F. H aaobwssn
is
on
the
west
boundary
of
a
mineral
section.
reaWeoce
thereen ; tl»at he le off thè
form
eourteey
here
by
every
one
abundance on she Coquille end
Major Tower, collector of customs
land and ha» been off thè land to t a pev-
region whose wWth reaches beyond
;
* îiit T Ciii)8 buy.
Joe Bledsoe expect« Ip depart for at Empire, visited Bandon laet week that I do not wieh to mar my visit W g i^ to r t h a n a i z ^ n t o r t ^ t a ^ t :
¡S
U tT y ea r ; and shat
~
the easlprn boundary o f the* Coast Loe Angeles. Cal.,-in the Course of
* -
to measure the new lug Igtaly built by useiesa contention”
Mary Sutton is sto
X « ™ “ “?N ” , 3 Ä
Ä Ä
Range Mountains, and Whose lebglh a fortnight, tkbre to spend the win­
at Prosper. The tug ia Intended
P o rt Orford, Orfcgm? - thq fg m ily o f Charles
reaches North and South for hun­ ter with relatives and friends.
In tim e«“
—
On
N otice for P ublication.
for fowl ng ou the Columbia river.
,
of Mrs. U. T. Stewart.. et W hittier dreds
notified
of miles.
Scientists have the way down be » ill tarry at Ber­
D a r ABTMENT O» T H « iB TBBIOn,
«ttdenoeI
- f° sold that cot only ia this mirteral
U
K N A PP
P r o p r i e t o r G at which iq n o t frr from
Superintendent Frank W. Smith
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Land Offloe at Roeebnrg, Oregon. 10 o ’c lo c k 4M. • »
keley for the purpose of visiting his
geles. She i f fortunate in finding
before J. H. Upton, U. fi. Oommbelore
belt widest here, hot higher value« vetWBOle
w
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May 97th, lW .
s o w on band
at the
South Ceca
venerable mother
who
is now ---- 93 has --------------
e
i,
at
his
offloe
in
Iarnglois,
pregi»,
such a home, and was cheetAtt at are obtained in ‘b« eurfacoores here
N otic « la hereby given that
Flret-claaa in every respect.
of age end in moderate health.
hatchery 3JM»J)00 aelmon eggs,
and that final hearing will be held rt
MARY A. NEILSEN
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flU U is iy
a I«,
re,
»«re«v
11 o’clock A.
M. _______t
on f Jnnoare
laal accounts.
tb<n in any other region in Ameri
0(10 000 are ahiuook.
o f -»ui«h
which 2 2,000,000
ehiuook. of Port Orford, Oregon, who ou Aug. before
Go xt Feed Stable attached.
the Register and Reoeirer at the
The largest aalmon pack made on
Offloe
in
R
obo
I
m y ,
A . J . Ilsrtm an of Bandon wishes
With the next rise in the river ha Slat, 1908, made Timber Entry No. United State« Land f
the Siualaw in fifteen or twenty
i)l066.*5r SEi NWl and LfflsL and 9 ° t S b "«aid oonteatent bavin«, la a
to aonounoe (bet he carries a full
expects
to
get
several
m
illions
more.
Section H, Township S3 South
We run the Stage from Port Orford
years hat ju st been completed, ec
Range 16 West, Willamette Me­ proper sfllclffvit, filed November7>Ifififig
L a n g lo is Ite m s.
via Dairyvtlle, connecting wtth the line o f Gen. Mdse, at very low
cording to W. J, K yle,on e of the
The G ieoedo district on the Siu ridian, ■ has filed notice of fo**n- set foith facte which abow that aftoc
pries«,
and
m
akes
a
specialty
of
Stage to Myrtle Point
Florenoe caunerymen. The pack of elaw, voted a tax of leu m ills for tion to make final proof, to establish dne diligence personal «erjlce of thte
J. W. Crowley ia visiting his son
Ladies tailored suit», trimmed hat«,
claim to the land above described, be­ notice can not be made, It le hcrebA
the two canneries will amount to school purposes lately, nnd last week fore J. H. Upton, U. 8. Commnsfoitor, ordercl and directed that swoh nnttee
Perley Crowley of the Pioneer ho­
ladies and children’» oosis.
about 15JOOO cases, of whieh the ordered a tax of sixteen mill« to at Langlois, Oragoo, on th e 19th day be given by due and proper publics-
of December, 1908.
tion
tel.
Best ass’t in to * * .
K yle cannery packed about 8,200.
B im in i » I a E dot , Reglrter.
(fiaimant name» aa wttaemae:___
pay off the outstanding indebted­
Geo. Fitshugb is surveyiqg some
Neil» C Neilten, of Port Orford, Oregon.
Mr. Merrill, who is driving a
D. A. H oling baa been ofseulat ness. 4-A school tax of 26 m ills is Charles Lone, of
’’
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tunnel into * «■*“« ne*r Axtel’a on land for several parties near Den­ ing a peliliou to the proper author­ certainly going some. .
Eugene White, of
Elk river eres in - town Monday, mark;
H o ticc o f A p p oin tm en t
ities requeatiag there establishment
It ie stated that the improvmente
eeutor.
Regtater.
night,-end 1« plm««d » ' Ul
1*°*
Mesrrs ScChrist aud Field», drill of the mail route between Eckley
mappeda>nt will, when com puted,
pects *0 we understand, hut is f » r era at tba oil well, spent several and Port Orford. The servioe
Notice is hereby given that the un­
make the Smith m ill at this pUce a
ful that hie powder will give out be days in Bandon last week.
recenllv discoptinoed, and the set­
IN THE COUNTY OOUBT, FOB THE dersigned ha« been, by order of the
bigger plant than the com pany’s
Oountjr Court of Carry county, Oregon,
fore a vessel can get here.
Hugh Johnson and Clifford Crewe tlers along tbe roOXe have Seen oon- m ill at Minneapolis. In fact it ia COUNTY OF CUBBY, STATE OF date) on the 28th day of October. l«08.
siderahly
inconvenienced
thereby.
passed through to*n Sunday e n ­
duly appointed Kxeeator of the last will
Monday morning the adj
OREGON,
confidently etatad that the m ill at
— Myrtle Point Enterprise.
and testament of Mar»« Sorenaea, late
m ountains were white with snow, route for Myrtle Point.
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
1
Cite-
|(krsbfield w ill soon be the largest
N. P. Jurgenaen. deceased. I ttoa. of Carry county, Oregoa deeeared.
sa d the air was decidedly chilly.
W ." It Kerr last Monday dispos­ aud Burt up-to data mill iu tbe
Hasel Bement and Dolly White
To Anna Jurgensen, Chria Jurgen Now therefore all persona having
BLACKSMITH AND WAffOBMAKBB There has been but little snow this were passengere oo last Friday’s ed of his interest tai the nrerosniile or Id. I t ie pretty cloee to that sen, Peter Jurgensen, Daniel Jurgen elaim» against said estate, are required
sen, Mary Jurgensen and Ida
reasuo in the Coast Range, but Jan­ stage for Bandon, Mlsa Hazel going firm of W. T. Kerr A Co. t i his
lOW.
■en. and all other persons intetestec to present the same to me duly verified
uary is usually our storm ire t month, on to North Bend.
AU Kinds o f Iron
within six month« from the date here­
pertuer, George C. Hansen, who will
in said E»tate.
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Steel and Weedwerk «r
WiixaiAS, applioatlon having been of, at Langiois, Oregon.
R. Tiofaenor and brolher-in-
end there is tin»« enough a h e u ^ to
in
the
feture
conduct
the
bwriuees
Mrs. Disher end children are vis­
made In due form to the above-named •Thia October Slat, 19«. ____
Execetm on Short Sutler expect anything usual to this sec-
Wm. Reynolds, arrived in Court on tbe 13th day of An«nrt, l«08
alone. In extending best wilbes to?
JEN8 gORENSRH,
iting Mre. Frans Thomsen a t the
MV
Ames
re a»«wrm Johnston,
w V II , , e w w ,
■■
administrator
■
of -
Mr. Hansen we at the same lim e re- town from Portland last week,oom by
tton. .-
said Estate for an order and li< ei-eedi-
Star Ranch.
?>
l u m b ln g o f AM
gret to lose W. T. Kerr from the bus in g in over the wagon road from recting, anthoriting and empowering
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J H. UrroN,
P r o m p t ly p o n e .
There Will he,a Christmas Tye«in
Atty, for Executor.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Woodruff ineea community, and » ill feoftJ he Rostburg. Mr. Tichenoriaa prom­ him to »ell U»e Real Estate belonging
to tlie Estate of «aid decedent., and de-
the ehureh on Christmas- «We, aad came in ffom their ranch on Flora«
as follows, to-wlt: Ê1 efN Wir
le succes»ful ht whatever he may de inent organizer of the W. O. W., ■crlbed
fto e su a b ^ in S • «P **1*1^
...
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everybody Is cordi«»/ ^ ' ^ j S f c ^ Lak« Wed. tovfo some shoppiegt
and probably has done more than aud Urt« one, two. of Section ¡8, T. 82
cide
to
engage
in.
.
i
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H.
of
R.
18
W.,
Willamette
Meridian
attend and hang prreentsow the Ires.
___ arriT)w4 ftr
./''B
’
> t r . » - 4 ►■» t v ,-
anyone el»e to iiwrense the mem Containing One hundred and forty-two
The new desks arrived ftr the
.V.
A fter the exercise« are over and »he
Passed awny at Lodi, Oalif., John bership of that order throughout and fort) one-hundredth» of — -----
fchool honre, which will be opebed
The El óf NEI of aecüon 21, T. 82 8. of
presents distributed, a Grand Ball
He ia n Curry _ R. IB W„ Wlilai irortte **
Meridian,
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after the holidays. Great credit is W. Caldwell,aged 55 years, 8 montlie the North weeu
under »he management o f
»he
and 17 day«. He was born Jn Jas­ ouunly boy; knova tbe great re t a i In c »0 a c re « .
given
the
contractor»,
E.
B.
Syplier
And Where»«, »aid Court fixed on
Woodmen will be held io Nielsen's
per Co., M cl 1 , May 11, 1853; crossed , i e p o q s u u i m
of Core and Curry Oo unites, the « h doy of January, HWO, at 10
v« s
» W«
and J. H. Gerber for the good work
bell. Good music is assured-
opportunity to o’clock, A. M.. at the Court Itooin of
done and we are justly | rood of the piume with bte parent», comi,ig*>nt, M W mi—M
Coort In th« Court House In Ookl
Supper at 50 cents a piste has
to thia 8iate in 1864.
hired in b(w#l for ,b¡# p o tio ---------------------------
n o( the ------------------
eoa»t I thia
Conntv oi
of vntrv
Curry aow
and State »•
of
Beach, conntr
our new School building.
engaged at Mre. Crow’s
W illamette Valley until 1871, when Mr. Reynolds, who aecomptniee Oregon, aa.hetim eand ptoee for b rer
Mr. Norman Tyler has been en he moved to Coot county with hia
him , will probably make »om« in t | »n
t c rttut;ng ,,j aald order and
gaged as musician for the Christ parents. Ho married in. 1879 Mi«»
B K E C I I E M .TF a HH
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license
of
tele.
■
vestment*
in
Core
oonnty
property
Quite a number of Port Orford B-< Masque Ball
-Therefore, In tbe Name of tbe State
Hncreeeor So N. C. Nlelaeu,
C. B. Major, and reared a family of before returning to Portland.
of
Oregon,
You
and
each
o(
yon
are
gag
a gt--raa y a ■
wm-» u-
g
people »re now on t!hei.• J r e y to
di<| g
d erf »
P o r t O T fo r d , O r e g o n -
Vine children, three of whom pre­
hereby cited, directed and required to
V v 1 ‘ and ^ . t o n »he church rroeived a new and much ceded him to the other world. Liv­
be and appear at eaid time and place
then and mere t<> abow cause, if any
Weed aud Iron Work promptly of Robt. MoK"“™
‘ ‘‘¡¡J n^d ed rotf last week.
ed in Coos and Curty counties until
you have or if any exl-t, why an order
Denflaere C ann ot bo C ured
a«.A At mnderate nrteee. RW« him Miller also that of Bert Preeoe aad
. . . of a .le should not be made, aa <u the
1901 when he moved to Grant Co., « I local apptlcatkma. »• •»«» eanno«
Petition prayed for. and why »aid Pe­
elsewhere.
j J .m e . Sutton, both e r e « »rt for tbe
A number of the younger ret met
dlMwawl portloe o l t h . aar. Thoro 1» oaly oao
Bandon, Oregon.
n trial befbgugung
i
Am ong there who have guae at Boeren’a home Friday evening eeltling on Long Creek. Mr. Cald W»7 te <m» do*fM0>. oad that la hy cenatUo tition »hoold not be granted and w
and license »hoold not imoe.
well’s health had been gradually tloaal roaaetOA D aeteea 1« e e m r t « r «■ ta- order
C
a
r
t
f
u
l
a
t
t
e
n tio n g iv e n
Witnees, tbe Hon. E. A. B ailkt ,
, are Writer Sutton, Bert Johnson, for a guoerel good tim e
Games
failing for a year. He camped out Somed ceaSMIea o( tho a e e o w H ale« e< tho
J
edgy
of
«aid
Court
with
the
»eal
of
t
o m a il o rder»
J.
H . UPTON,
Merrill,
Miller, - —
H. | were
but "
ío -ta r h la o Taba Wboa thl» te to * t a U a ^
v . «*■
- — r>
i t g sie
i c v v e e m
e r r m , Clarence -----------
--------- r played
—» -
main enter
■otd Court affixed this 13th day of
nearly all tbe last aummer, but
‘ D. UK*
T Stewart, and «there buridee the tainm eot of the evening waS muete
when the cold days cam« ou he to«, «na Whoe n la entirely rtoato. rteafne«. la
C.SL C O M M IW » IO N E B ’ principal«. There to coaaidersMs and roller skating.
the re m it, am i w»l am the laBamatton m a to
could not stand them. He started takea out »ue thia toto i „ ------
feeling over these contest», and it to
Ch riatmas Belie, but
Notice
NOTARY forlic .
eoaBIttaa, M a rta « w ill to io -ro y o « fa m re r:
l (to o *.
not unlikely that there will beprea-i
^.
^ js
# to Lodi on the 7th of November, nine raaea out ol leu ar» caii—3 hy
hepiug to benefit hia health, but it which la aeth iu « t o t aa la a a a o d coa.
None« la hereby gtven to all partiee
I.ANOxota, Cvaav Oo., O bboon
eculioa for prejury to
on X Mas. The af was too tote. Ila died jurt three o , , « w « - «
■hipping or receiving go-xla over tbe
¡Court. There lands are on Hub u i f hM
publicly »nnoono
Dealer fas Town Loto, ano
Port Orford Wharf Co's wharf to re­
week, from that day. H i. w ife.od
b an k creek, and there are o ttw rstr e)
fronl meiUioni0g
m o v e th e aame immediately, ee it wilt
UTlld Lands.
five children are in Long Creek; a m to ^ b r» u r.< tem r eh reta «m«
Tr ~
liar eontreta preding, th .» • ‘><*1< u < ^ Z a < ith e o o o lm :u n gImrtie^ one
« f o o t e r , Mre. R. E. Behder,
™
t ic ^
o
^li"
be held at ( s owner*■
W re. W W *.
not have been allowed hy the Land 1
.
I Ta«e H a lf« »am ity r u n for .
ll rarTt- ’- and Fre-empOoo»-
” nV |
.
J T he following program has bren teUlAriaOna.
GEORGE M. BROWN,
W. O, W.
Tickets to B all $1.00
Supper At Mrs. Crow's
a t 60 cen ts p e r p iste.
n o tC p J S T « 1« H a i r
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Uwjw,
LANGLOIS - -HOTEL
Feed Stable.
KNAPPtHOTEL,
J. A. BOWMAN
Jurgen
‘Jf-
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JE W E L R Y .
Smitlxing
f
Send you r A gstea
tor
Mounting & Polishing
also yo u r
W atches and J ew elry
lor repair, to
■■■■
Fred H. Van Norden
- r ’
risk.
qbreral oqftbtancim «»
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