The Port Orford tribune., August 25, 1909, Image 3

BBH T 8
Town and Comity.
C y Davis, Johnny
C. K. Wada, tha yowag Attoraoy
W ill Neygraa ba»e ksew
Cross Baadoa, was in Port Orford
to Gobi Beach «
wit
John H er run and A tty. C h a ri« Saturday oa his way to Gold Basob
Gol*» B e a rti, - - - ------- O recua.
ia the liq u « « o ilin g « « •
MeKu gbt. of Marahtukl, were ia to atwad C oart.
C art Garautta, B. Bank, and four
Have tbe only ooea piled ae*t ot .Ah- town Thursday night an their way
Tha gasolioa boats, tbs Fish aad
yawag fodtas passed through Port
•tract« of Tltteu ia Curry County. ^ (J o td K i el, to altead * Cnem
—
- t
tha Coast eaaao down from Oooe
Land Owoeta, you should have your I
Orford Tuesday «1 lh ,ir * * T u
Bay yesterday after tha wool hroaght
ii.lcscerttAedoorroet of reenro Landa
______ creek where they wW pitch
a lso bought and sold for patrons.
The T b ib u s k fam ily ia under ob up by W ar. Colebrook and w ill taka their te s t aw l eojojr • • « ’j» « « •
4JOBKE8POHDENCK - SOLICITED ligations to Frank and Carl Tiehe- it ap there for final shipment.
that beautiful stream, noted for iU
aor for a nioe string of taoat, which
The RiagUag Brothers circus ra- fins trowt-fishiag.
X H UN TLEY,
they caught ia tha old fam iliar qu’. rw to sixty fast ears, has 148®
Otto Ismert, Geo. Laurence sad
people, 450 horass, 40 elephants aad tan M iss« B u lk and Arleta Averill
4 A .T T O I K W K Y j E T L .A .W . aeofca o f Port O rford laka
The Jamieson m ill waa closed several hundred other a n im a l* I t rare guests at tha Knapp hotel last
COLD BEACH, OKEOOM.
is tha largest show on earth, and is dght. The gentlemen are on their
G u a r a n te e d A ba tra c ta wT Bead down last Friday for awhile. - I t is
said that it has been sold, condition. now ia Portlawd ar Beattie.
8ea
way to visit Urn A. Y . P. Eiposi-
C U R R Y C O U N T Y ABSTRACT
R E A L T Y C O M P A N ''
P r o p e r ty F u r n ish e d .
T h irty years practice la the Coouty.
W. A. WOOD
a t t o r n e y a t la w
«OLD BRACA. ORIGON.',
G EO RG E M, BROW N,
ATTORNEY
A !T
3U A W
NOHKBFRO OBRfiUM
H. T . 8T É W A R T
ROTARY
PUBLIC,
—
if! r . • y
A »ord O «^ «»v*L :
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: O regon-
ELBERT HERMANN
Attorney at Law, Homburg, Oregon.
Special Attention to Matters Before
United States Land Offloe.
a lly , to H r. D ollar, who has haaoj Trpn <
3 ^ aad | H | . . T
T . Stewart so
Garay
exploiting thia section of lata.
tamed fra « the hill« Saturrtay with
a big fa t hock, whiah M l haf
District A tty. Brown
were at Knapp’s hotel Friday night Tom’s unerring aim. Tha dear ia a
They w w maayoth
enrnuta'to Gold Beach, to Ott
___ _ . ix, color, and previous
oourU Mr. Brown ia looting I
condition made it ualaw fui to kill.
and enjoying perfect health.
One day upon a • ind-»wept shoes,
I found half hnrted to the I
A a oM tim a veaael, ac
To sail to Jmtaut <
Fer long 11
ing white
And thougtit of
deck.
Now slnmbering In eternal night.
How like onr lives, I thought at last,
la this old battered,
When we upon the beach are cast.
Mo more npou Idfe’e sea to ®o >L
The Elisabeth, the Gerald C, tha
tfoo, while the young ladms are gt-
iag to attend school in the W ills « Coast and Fish are all in war harbor
thia morning.
•U a valley.
Tha Elisabeth came out of tbe
School 8upt. Guerin passed op to
Coquille river yesterday, end ae we hie home at Langlois thia morning,
go to p re « is lying at tbe f o r t O r­ having visited the schools 00 Bogue
ford wharf, and w ill take ab >ard river tines the institute.
M r. aad Mrs. Allen of Bandon 40.000 l « t of cedar for Jamieson,
The Tichenor l.roihereanjl Ja
Judge Coke and Bennett Swanton
Guerin left here Friday a w n in g on were in Port Orford Thursday greet­ besid« several tons of wool and a were her« Saturday night and left
lot o< butter tor Ban Francfcoo. She
their return to M yrtle Point, aad ing old frioada, and having visited
Sunday for Gold Beach whera the
landed a lot a t goods for our mer Judge w ill open the Circuit Court
their
farm
on
S
ix
«
and
their
old
w« presume the Tichenor« w ill taka
’
,
neighbors, they left here for Bandon, chants
in the big meeting a t Marshfiald.
Monday morning.
Thos. L. Carey, wife and baby,
a
live town which they both like,
D r. E lgin was io town Thursday
aad where they expect to spend era visiting at Judge . Bailey's at
(C o w B ay Nxw«) <
and made, ua a pleasant «11* Ha
Gold Beach— Mrs. Bailey being M rs
their remaining ymra.
The
first
game Of a serfoe of five
looks exceedingly well for one of
bas killed two
S ix « Wedding Beils, b ae s e ra « - Carey’s aunt.
to be played by tbe Marshfield and
hig^age, and bis mind .still sparkles
prise taking bucks in hie mountain
Coquille teems for aside bet of 9250,
-with the brightest Ahought» of the or says th at Cleva Cox, aad Mws
jaunts, and regrets that his month
Maud H arry were married last Wed
wee played at the depot grounds,
age.
,
needsy on Sixes. Also that George is almost up, when be must n»ume Sunday, aad won by Coquille by a
li r . Hughes has again run o r «
his occupation in theCoos Bay G ro ­
Keim and Della Cox were married
score of 4 to 0.
the line ofaurrev between thia place
cery Store at North Band.
oh Saturday. We hope the rumor
Daniel Hayward, another of tha
and Bandon, more accurately deter
Fuelers are out for a grand bul
is true, and wish tbe young people
old
pioneers, who came to C o « Bay
mining levels, grades etc. Work
good luck and happiness; but if the at Port Orford naxt Saturday Au­
in 1852, died at his home in E m ­
w ill begin soon oa the road, it is re­
gust
28th.
Tbe
Langi(>>*
Orchestra
report be not true, it ought to be of
ported.
w ill furnish tha music. Tickets to pire, Bunday, aged 82 yean. H e
.
.
> A. »
y«®11® peuple'
M r. Keane, a brother of Cbarlee
« u - a j tha ball »1.00. Supper at Mrs. was born in Ohio, and w « a veteran
Keane, was io Port Orford leal week
r* de” '
d“ub‘ ’ m '“ * * J
Masterson’s, 50 cents a plate. A Of the Oregon Indian ware.
M-jrto.1» ______
SSSBSS22 s 5 m S5^£
*
A ? m » a— tav. ¿ « « j —
i ilk best preoa«
dSc. Ifcl
Nattee eT A d m lu M ra t i« u .
Bellingham, Waeh , Aug- 1 1 — So
Iwsavy bas tbe salmon run become
Notice la hereby gtrer- that by order
that so attempt will be made by the of the Countv Court of ih< r late of Or -
cenners to peek the “ humpback” egon. in and for tbe County ol C a r’ v.
salmon that ir e now being received, marie 00 ihe S3d. day ol April, Ito
aad in order to dispose of thia species Mollie Patterson war duly »ppoiatod
administratrix ol tho estate of Job»
the aranegvmeotof the Pacific Aaser-
Sullivan, deceased, aad that letters tSt
ienn Fieberim Company » today txmentary were duty isaucl to the said
imploring the public to take them Mollie Patterro« and »hat‘ she f t new
avray. Every man,woman and child qualified aad setiag.
applying «•
a t the cannery w
ill be
apuiyiit*
——-
— i . . Then
---- lore all persons having claim:-
rive n fid . ia any number from one to
the .aid estate, ara Ueraby ho
g iy e S B M i
J
one thousand, fioow loads of
fish have been tow«d to tbe Pacific
Amerieaa dock and a man placed
tbera t o ) « « them out to applicants.
Tuesday the company made the big
geet peek in the history of thu pfonl.
a total of 10.000 « ( « b r i n g pot up
during the day. A .total of 140,000
salmon were taken from lira Alsop
traps y«terday.
8am Clarke to Dead.
tilled
U l pro»
V
tilled to
to Dftspbl
present üi«
llie »AtJu
eAtiM c with
pro,44
voueiier» to tlie said .v i.u ln -ra trir a'
Uamlon, Oregon, wttbjualx
m oiah.
from the t a day oí September, ltoB the
date of final publication «4 tt i» noti»«.
M o s u l T xtiíbso ».
Administratrix of the « L u* of Jvn-
Bcixivax, decoMBU.
Notice for Publication.
D a rra v o a n or tub Irm aa»
United Htatr« Land O4B«.
Boarixux.
Jahr , la, ,|1
I'XJU. ,
ntmvtrtirjCe
_ Dragon.
N o t ic i . is . hereby
given t th ».
the K Cal­
l.y Frank
ifornia A Orason Land O
E. A lley.jtttorny-lw riact^c' H « ¡.uu .
iattdaoffi
;•«
itsapp.i-
Orason
SalemT'OP^ Aug. 21.-r-Afler a <w,~u
eation — ^-enr. -Jliler the pruvu I I . .i
Act ol C ongre«, approved r une 1.
lingering illn e « lasting over several the
18V7. the MW1 S K | of tec. 10. Tp 32 S,
seeks, 8. A. Clarks, birtorisn, poet » I l W d W . M .
Anv and all penona claiming a d n re--
and pioneer editor, died at the 3a
|y the lands deecribed. or desiring to
Hospital last night, aged »2 object because of the mineral nhuTB-ver.
J. J. STANLEY
years. He was born in Cuba in of the land, or fas any other reason, to
’
a
ii
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H U pton’s weekly com m unication
oordisl invitation is extended to
Jaa. Elforby returned Thur»d«y
looking up the proposition ofaacur “ • »
disposal to applicant, should file
1827, received bis education in New the
to the T m ib o x b , which failed to
their aSda-. iur of protest In this «Alee,
every body to come and help make from a fishing trip Io the bank off
ing cedar for making railroad ties,
on
or
before the 2« 1» tyolfiepum er,
York
and
«
m
e
around
tbe
Horn
to
reach os io time for the last issue.
supposedly for the Bandoo-Port Or
the ball a pleasant memory
tbe Whiskey Run beach, between California, th e n « on to Oregon in Ito®.
_ ,
We have received many messages
Bam .« m ix L . Eanx, Regie.-r.
We have received from H . A. the bay and Coquille. He brought I860. H a «sided in the then vil
C O Q U IL L E , - - - O R E G O N ford railroad.
fro n our intelligent readers, ex press­
Several witoesMs were summoned ing their appreciation of bis able K in g, lapidary and jeweler of Eu iu seven halibut, which weighed over lags of Ptorttosrd for a abort time
TRJBBPAM NOTICE.
600 pounds. The largest weighed
Sunday
from this place by the artiolca. No ot^er local paper of reks, some samples of bis fine wort
and « m e to Salem, «here he toot
N o r m is hereby given to ali persot»
Sheriff to appear before the grand this state has so able, and so faith­ in polishing and mounting agsles, 133 pounds.
up a dooalfoo land claim south of
and tbe work t o » exquisite that
Mrs. A. M . Crawford arrived a tbo city and laler «tablished hi» not to trespass apon the lands 'f Ihe
ju ry . O f course such summons’s ful a contributor.
we do not hcaitats to recommend few days ago from Salem, and ia residence in Salem, where he has undersigned—the lands being d. scrih-
are not legal, but to oblige the sher­
odaa follows: A l l o t t e e lanu lying
John
F. Carroll, editor and b u m
those who have rare agates to pat visiting at the home of her uncle, maintained hie borne ever since.
iff a ll promised to attend.
East of the County roed leading fjrora
ger of Tba Evening Telegram of ronise bis establishment. In bis
Judge Watson, at Coos C ity. M r He was married to Miss Harriet Langlois to Wand -r of Lota 7 and 10,
M r Huston of
Pendleton,
expre«
accompanied v by
— ----- .------------- ,
r Portland,
o rtla n a , accompnuieu
j bis boo work,and experience with “agnles,”
The public la hereby respectfully in­
Crawford, who holds the prominent Buckingham, in Portland, in 1852 Section W, Township SO Booth d
•s delight at bis outing -experienoes j (iue< , nj
M. Cornwall, editor
formed th at we are prepared to enter­
we wrongly «11 •>! our bench position of Attorney General of Ore­ Four children were born, three of Range IS West, for the purpose of cut­
The Tiroberroan, and bis nop
tain patronage at the L a n g lo ta H o ­ here, and is in love with Port Or-
gems, Mr. King is next to McKay gon. arrived yesterday, to attend whom, M ra -J i. H . Looney, matron ting wood or taking off Uga, or other­
—. Port Orford Ke
te l, where good meals will be found, j e—
for(j 1 He left on Thursday’s stage „ George, were -•-<-----
wise trespassing without my consent
visitors n in
the Oregon Idaho Development con­ of the 8tate Reform School; W illism finch p a rti« w ill be praeucuted.
and a F e e d S ta b le run In couneetiou for Marshfield to be present at the yesterday, chaperoned by assy of Portland.
Two men and two women, in a gress. Mr. Crawford was a lawyer J. Clarke, editor of the Gerveia Staler
O. J». H A A Q F N 8 R > .
w ith hotel.
great meeting th erein th e 20 and 21. o rO a llte ro f Bandon. The visit ora
tw o-hor« wagon pitched their tent in Msrslifield in rnrly d a/a, and is of Gervsjs, and Mrs. Sarah Dyer, of
A ikare of patrona}« rttpeetfaU} toliotttd
themselves — aa highly da-
Mr. Hughes and hie gang of men expressed
--------------------------
Mas. O. P. HaauèasEK.
in Port Orford last wmk, and it well known by most of the old tims this city, survive. A t various per»
F O R SA L E .
le ft here for Bandon Saturday, bav- lighted with Curry county,
soon became noised about town, residents of the bey.
oda of hia lift he v n editorial w rit
One new three horse prwer gaso) 1 e
ing rfin over their railroad survey
A t a telephnoe meeting held in that tbe men had whiskey to «11
er of « v e ra l newspapers, among engine, ia in first rtasa rnnniac o».l,-r
the second lime. They have about Coquille a company was organised and that the women were diwwpul
( D el N ortx Rxcoan.)
them bring tbe Oregonian, the Rec­ and guaranteed to give « tis i rtfo r
miles of surveying to complete with a capital stock of 149,999, to ba able. A warrant for their arrest
W . H . Wilson, foremsh and edi­ ord and «be Statsrmah. H e was Also one good work male, velghhig
nt'ar Bandbn, after which they will know aa tbe Farmers’ and Buainees was issued by District Attorney
('r; roii,
tor of the News for some time, on j an active worker in stats politic» over loot) tbe. Calf on or addita
set grade stakes, when conatraetion Men's Telephone Company of Coos Brown. They evidently got wind
WILL JOHN»» IN.
aocount of ill health has given up| but never held any office of prom-
K N A P P
P r o p r ie to r
Port
Orford,
Or.
work w ill begin.
and Curry counties. J. J. Stanley Is of it and suddenly pulled out Sun­ inside work and has taken up the , ineaee. For «va ra i year» ha waa
manager, and the purpose is to get day evening going northward. The study of law.
*
Librarian to Congre« in W aahiqg-
Deed
Fitxbugh,
A
.
Thorhaven,
H ret-ela « in every reape. t.
T R E 8 P A S S N O T IC E .
\ \ m . and Court Guerin, passed the farmers and business men of the Sheriff came after them and found
ton D- C-, and wa» forced to rasigu
Qo rd . Feed Stable attached. through town Wednesday on a hunt two c o u n ti« to own a mutual line them, after a search, at an old cabin
John H . Tyler, the O ptim l Spec
oa aocount of hi» advanced ago and
Notice is hereby given to all person*
whum it mat <xmcemt not to enter np-
ing trip tolron Mountain and vicing connecting a ll sections of the two near E lk river, and arrrated^them ialist, announc« that owing to a 1 enfeebled aondiliou.
onortrespeae
open uty premlacs to»
W e run the Stage from Port Orford ¡jy t. There are several p a rti« from co un ti«. The organisers believe that gIla
too* tm
u to Gobi Beach. change in plans h» expect» to leave j
and took
them
No pioneer of Oregon waa better any purpose whatever. Said pretui.- a
in
about
»ix
weeks,
i
f
possible,
and
via D airyville, connartlng with the this p l« e camped along their route, ihey can maintain a good service * P t Tbey are evidently a tough lot, and
are atwated at l>ennisrfc, Curry C o ,
known than “oam” CI»rke.
Oram.n, and are deecriboJ as f< How« .
Stage to M yrtle Point.
and a lla re having good luck— one a rate of about ®9 per year.
ent will be he hope» those wishing work w ill ,
we hope their nuniahm
punishment
The HRM of fie,-. 10, Tp. »1 8. of Hants
«11
early
that
they
may
give
the
15 West. Any perron or p»r*on„ Bu
12 year old boy ftom Port Orford, ' Nof|nan T yU rt Sheriff, was up in such a warning that their kind may
Salem,
Aug.'
1®.—
For
the
purpose
trespassing lor the porpureof haul: - w
wort reasonable trial and if nec«-
away
any pr-J'er’ v, tearing do^'i
killin g three bucks.
^ . » emj
(be Co„niy summoning steer ofoar o f thia county in the
of
building
a
standard
gauge
railroad
asry secure the benefit of further cor­
ten era or bavin, gate» epea^ w t U w i
future.
from
Newport
through
Cepe
Foul
h
Cat
A tty. J. N. True, who practiced j u,ots last week, returning to Gold
my consent will be prosecuted to tbo
rection before he leaves.
law for some time in Gold Beach, j y ^ h Friday. Wa understand that
weather and the town of Otter Rock lu ll extent ol the la » .
W . NOHTV.N.
A change w.-tv-madv this week in to a point oa the Siletx river, tbe
Flying High at 8« at tie
«sent down !rom here on F rid ay’« j fl,e names of some men over 80 y « rs
management
of
the
New»,
Superior
N#w
4
8
ne U r . « .
stage. He will attend the Circuit
age were drawn as jurors. This
Judge John L. Child» h -v in g his , way
_
S w ttle W.sh-, Aug. 15. 1909.
company h«»b«n
has bron incorporated.
incorporated,
Court. He bas located in Tebam« ghouUnol be. The Jury list should
M r. F. A. Stevrart, Port Orford, Or. name aa manager taken out and ArUcteaof ¡ „ ^ p o ^ n o n ««re filed
county, Cal., where bis wife is at ,
c, refully selected. No very old.
Always Stays ^ P n f’ .
District Attorney George W. Howe I
offi(je
ofatate
present, and he eay® they both be­ or infirm man should be named Dear Friend:
substituted. E . P. Childs re m a in ..
mOraiBg
W
ell,
Doug
Conk
aad
I
got
here
lieve they have found ihn right thereon, nor should any one who
u
for
a ll O. K . Saturday morn at 7 A. M. as proprietor and \ \ ade H . W ileon 1 Tbe n<w
place for a permanent home, at la*L w m a juror at tbe laatseaaioo of tbe
«
e
d
ito
r.
The
inside
office
fo
r
«
w
|
io
o
o
og
T
,^
incorporator»
era
aad
1
had
not
forgotten
what
you
M r. Frank, the only surviving Circuit C o u rt Jurora should be
g
D
Rent and R.
told me about tbe Great Athletic Mr». Cora Charhtttett, M i« ra Ethel
brother of Ihe Frank fam ily of San permanent resident*, accessible,— Meetal tbe Fair ground». We both Howe and Lixxi» Niemann, ln d i- g
The corporation is endow •
BLACKSMITH AND WAGONMAKEB Francttoo, who are owners of Frank- p h y » i« lly , mentally, and morally
w aOqU,re ««J »Mate
went to see it# n d we would not have « lio n s are that things w ill b u m , ^
port in this county and of large (oand.
1 >cd , ^ , ¡ , „ * . 1 and
«Jo a ll things
missed it for anything, and our only during the next campaign.
A ll Kinds of Iron
tracts o f oak limber here, w m io
W. E . Burrow passed through regret we» that you w«re not with
Tbe Humboldt Standard of Ang neoaa«ryto build the road from
Steel and Woodwork
Port Orford Thursday night on his (own F rjj , y on |,u way
TennM
ua. I t w»« all good, but th« 5 mile tisi 3rd oootained a lengthy account Newport to the Siletx river.
Bxecatefi on Short Netlee uay to Rogue river, on • tour of
_r,_. the ,*t*»Aats
hie
see to look after
teterests «■/
of bis
rem won by an Indian was the best of the proposed railroad into that
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bosiness and pleasure. W e foemr patented clevis,and to accompany hie
P l u m b i n g O f A l l K in d e
race of the meet. Tbe Indian is a county, hmdiog the article “ Rail
Cherbourg,
F ra n « , Aug. 1 8 — All
that they have bad offer» for their sister, Mr». Robinson, who has been
P r o m p tly D ono.
great runner. I ’ll send you a paper road Sure to be Built. Eureka and
doubt of tbe «rious condition of tbe
extensive holding» here, and may visiting him during the past y « r , ' whose picture» will enable you to
Humboldt at Last See Light Abead-
h « lth of fc. H . Harriman w m re­
H o r a e a h o a ltm • S p w a la lty .
to her boro» io that »tale. Mr». see it a» we »aw it.
«11.
Pemimism Give» Place to Optimism moved today when he was carried
Mim Ada Bailey who 1» teaching Robinson ia in her 85th year, ami
The Fair is fine. Wg went in at and Our Future Greatn»« is Aaear-
aboard tbe liner Kaiser »Vilhelm 11,
on E lk river, w m »iriliug with ye stood th . long trip remarkably w ell 9 A. M. and stayed till 11 »t n ig h l-
ed.”
apparently toosesk to walk.
editor, fam ily Sunday. M i« Bailey Mrs. W aller M iller, a daughter <»f goiug all tbe time, with'rapid steps,
A committee of prominent citi-
His appearance and condition in
is a native of th.s county, and 1» Mr. Burrow’s, will ao«»m|Mny him and hs»ty glance» at thousands of
: xena of Hum boldt county waited on dicated that the entire trip through
Permanent aa th» h ill*. *>■< raa 1»
classed « one of our U » t toacher*, on the trip. They plan to return interesting things.
tbe big officials of the Smtliern Pa Europe in search of health hs«l be««
reikoved ia a seco»4 of »Im». Th»
and « in « she eolerad the ptofceeton ia aenu,de of months. Rufus King
The Eskimo show wss gnii11 ! cific and Saffta Fe Compentae and
only Clevis now oa the market that
about three year, ago, ahe h o been and fam ily - i l l accompany thru, to Showing their customs, clothing sod ! were promised that within th irty a failure.
stays where pat.
teaching abniwi conliuuoubly. Her Roseburg, « to p in g on the way.
j
how-they
lived.
We
had
a
ride
on
-•
j
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-
days the order would
wwwiu » go
- forward
The cxelualve right to handle this
T o W hom It M ay C oncern.
A l Marsh, who i» superintending a »led drawn by 6 dog» which was, (or
w „ , trlictll,„ work of the
p ie « n t school w ill not end until
Clevis w ill be »old by Conntle» ni
connecting Eureka with
* November, when ahe purpose» to the graveling of the new road from something new to us, and » • «>1«:
I , tbe undersigned, hereby give no- State«, or set of three can be pu’“ ’ (ti­
I J E E C H E H «JK H H
S ix « to Denmark, made os asocial down the Yukon river, which wss ...............
tbe outside world.
»
tioe that 1 have a oouveyance from the ed for 91.00.
take a well earned r « t .
Address
P o r t O r fo r d , O roggon .
The road w ill be b u ilt from W ill Patentee to udelsnda and water Io««
call Saturday, and say» th s tin lh rra a wonderful ride— unreal, but real.
Frank B. Tichenor, General Or
O rf.^ L O ra g o ^
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rt««r <
Th« Fair it too
io tell much its, Mend,wino county, to Kureka, in U» Harbor
M . . treat
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Wood and Iron Work promptly
Hum boldt coun ty . a d i t a n « of ^ X ^ d
done at moderate priera. BD® B’e deu-cuve. a rtirm i here la .t Wed.es that
“ “ T . h a T l Z h e r e X T b week s h ra 100 m i l « , anJ ia through a rough
are here’ 7 warned not to
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LANGLOIS--HOTEL
A.WÜ
Feed Stable.
K N A PP HOTEL,
Port Orfcr i
J. A. BOWMAN
T h e Burrow Clevh
I
Black-
W . E . B urro-ar,
C o r b in , O re.
a tria l before going elsewkarr.
Guerin. The Tichenor boys were
born in Port Orford, haing »00a of
of C»pt.
C O M M I f i M ° N E K - Jso»b B. Tichenor, •
W m Tichenor, atTArgonaut and
NOTARY PUBLIC«
t h e io u n d e r o f t h i. p » - «
T h b I.
J. H. UPTON,
e »,
Lxsavoia, Cvaav Co., O o m o w .
nraier t .
Town U t e
-n d Imprerad
C arroll’» flret
-Filings and .Final P « » to M * ‘e
re warmlv greeted
hoy. That they are
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by their old frtead*. • od w,*l * r'J P
Homesteads and. Pre empt»'»'«
, talion», are curtain of reuligation.
and w ild Lands.
q fl^ S R A L OONVKYANC1NO.
¿ I r visit, . n d i t a r . . , , , , , ^ « —
country, the «tim ated ooet being*drwe juj,., or trrapaeedii any manuer
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43,000.000. I l w ill open up» te rri- whatsoever oa said tkfotan<ls >* water
Abju u Da, t-
told them to go right on and fiarah Armstrong who ha» » »’ ring of run- tory of 5.000 wjuare mile» in H um - ' tote
adjoining counties,
tba work. The c e lt1 have been lew ners. Doug likes Be,ttle, a«d may
jetlwuod forests rover more than ! Portland, C
than anticipated, and th« work w ill stay here 3 or 4 wrak» when lie will j
go
to
Portland,
and
then
to
Eugene
550
OQy
acres, besides the large acre
he completed briore there , i d , n ® "
to
visit
re
la
iiv
«
there.
:
a<co
f
agricultural
and grating lands,
of b « » y rains They have tbs.roadI
L. ? . R O B ER TS,
,
I »end you-onr i‘u,d<* t»ken .n 1
ininerg| rui(,.irce9
A
T
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r
u
t
n K M lY
4 ® T A a A W .j
S o d T n J road wherever
»kip. . Yen
You w
i t | Q uf
U entitled to
wherever needed.'
needed, an
an air
air skip
w ill
i ll » .ee
« by
by it
Our people cs„ hardfy realise wbst that w» are Flying H:gh m b ra ttle .,
c rw lll f>|r fln<|| y ^ rs u a d ir.g
M y t t l e I ’ o iu U » r e g o n ,
.omnleti'»« of this road m « n » — ! W illw r it e y o « a g » i» f » « " » ,»*r*-,H » a ra iln » A d c .M n p a n ta *to tu u a o -
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1
. dream of
W ith B«» Regard*, j lion after speculating in rita matter
. t h e re.haatton of a dream of
ttl . „ J ohmsox .
' for about ft» , y e a r.
.
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Probate business a apvri.lty.
fiOy > « « to oof old fituneers.
« A S O L IN E E NOI NE
Pomp« AV at,T, ru n a
M ilk e r, Sejwrattfr,
Chop- r,- d, Etc.
B a rra W age«
F ‘»t» v • h, • •
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