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'Z Carry Cratty Abstract- Realty finpuy. G o ld B each, p reo n abstract made sen right. “ A by refer- a good coi mean Mt*^^***! upon it to of no veins. W .H . MEREDITH ATTORNEY akd COUNSELLOR AT LAW P O B T O B fO B D , OKKOON ^ T iT m in ------ t Town ftud Everybody Misses Stella 8 tra fe and R ita Fua ter of Here, spent several days last day from the W oodruff farm oa Ko- Wednesday August Snd. week visiting a t Port Orford. ehre creek, bringing op some very W elter Ctorno end Miss Carrie M r. Montgomery, who is interest fine Royal A m cherries, which ed in the Corbin property with Mr. Stafford were married at the Stafford about exhausts hto crop for this home on Pistol river, Wednesday Lncaa, preached in the church here year. Sunday night. J August 2nd. Several teams -among them Fish’s M r. McGinnity and Miaa Grace Mrs. Alleu Morrison of Smith end Moore’s, have been busy for River, sister-in law jof Mrs. J. W . Langlois, daughter of James Lang over a week hauling up here tbe loie of Cape Bteaoo, were married at Unican, to visiting friends end rel machinery of the Corbin sawmill, stives at Port Orford. Langlois Monday August 7th. which w ill be shipped to Portland As we have received, no perticu M r. Folsom, a commercial travel i^y the present owners of the Corbin er from MarshQeld tors of the foregoing t weddings, a e in towh property on Mussel creek, Monday on hie way north, having The Randolph came down from can only congratulate them, and been down to Gold Cooa Ray Wednesday evening of wish them long end happy lives. M r. Belknap came up from Ro lest week, laden with freight for this gue river Munday in company with place and Gold Beach. She left Mr. Had toy who came down Rogue here next morniug for Rogue river, and w ill go to Klam ath river and Fire and Life Inaaranee. We rep river from West Fork. resent the Bret and Meet Reliable thence to Eureka before returning. Col. Goelhals, to reported to. h ere companies. _. . , ... , , ___.... said that the Panamp Canal w ill ba ¡ T t * . ’ . P « i - t O r / b r d , O r e ir o m completed, but not form ally opened, panied by Mrs. Larson, went down by the close of 1912.’ - . „ * J __ . , . ’ , , _ J. HUNTLEY, to Euchre Creek last Friday to en- « .« .» . .u . On Labor Day, Sept. 4, the greet a joy a keek’s outing ou that baauti- A T T O R N E Y -A X X a A W . wrestling match between Gotcb end fut stream, which to noted for trout, GOLD BEACH. ORKOON. HackenschmidL w ill be held in and the a d d i n g Mile for fat bucks. K JLONEY J D LOUCKS floury fabll« G uaranteed Abetreicte o f B e a l Chicago. ~ P roperty F urnished. D r. J. L . Maason, Veterinary 8ur Thirty years practice in the County. W. A. WOOD A T T O B S ir A t LAW SOON. HOLD BRACH. OREGON. L. A . R O B E R T S , X X X O B t p iJ K Y A T A-uVW M y itte P e tu t, O regon. Prebate bastases a specialty. GEORGE M. BROWN, A T T O R N E Y A T LAW ROSEBURG OKKOON J. J. STANLEY CÖ Q U IL L S , - - *'■ OREGON KNAPP HOTEL, Port Orfordy orsgen, K NAPP P r o p r ie to rtna-ctoas in every reelect. G o id Feed 8 ta b la attachd. We run the Stage from Port Orford via PairyviUe, oonoeotlng with the i"to Myrtle Point P e r « O r f t r d ,.O r B y o n Work promptly Give u.e J. H . UPTON, U m. C O M M IS S IO N E R , NOTARY PUBLIC. C umby C o ., Oaaooa. W ATCHM AKER Repairing WaSekee and Jewelry a speeialty. All week gaaranteed. Orders taken for Watches and Fancy Jewelry. Work turned out on short notice. ,* * .........,.,„...,1, Call on ma at L aholou , Oasoos. WM, E L L IO T T W . J . S J k B IT V A (Buoeesor to A. B. oabix ) A I M if Hiram ir i Suliilry Anything not in stock, will be pleated be order Re pairing N batly D one B a n d o n . O re s fo n D E N N IS C U N N IF F , JR., Dep. U. 8. Mineral 8arvey*tr Surveyor for the District oí Or- • egán. O regno Gold B ea ch . Treaty An Insult, ü rm e to » *4 State Troaaurer, ¡T . R. K ey on Boston, Aag. 1 — Declaring that the proposed arbitration treaty with England practically arrays the United 8latee against Germany in the prownt Morrocan difficulties; that it to a violation of the Monroe doctrine and an insult to every G er man-American and Irish-American in the coootry, Congressman James Curley to opposing tbe proposed agreement. H e is supporting reso lutions of protest adopted here at a meeting of German American and Irish-American citisene. Latest R ailro ad T a lk . (Cooa B a y N xwb .) According to figures oom pi led by T . J- T h rift, - County Assessor, the total valuation for all property on U ...«—— « roll tor ’ , , ., ation was 1 15,514,912. In looking ' __ ° back over some oW aaeeaement fig- . . . • ™ " ° * ,Oe lh “ £ T‘ lu‘ 1100 io 1889 «.«06 ,1 8 6 . Word we. re e v e d from Portland A complete Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries and Proviioas, at a low price. Everythin? usually found in General Merchandise Stores. Mens’ and Boys' Clothing, Ladies Dress Goods, Hardware, Grgnite and Tinware, Ci gars, Tobacco and Pipes, Candy, Nuts and Notions, Rolled Barley, Grass Seed aud Seed Grain, Boots and Shoes. Immediate eorielruclion of a ra il road from Eugene to Marshfield, at a cost estimated at 88,000.000, nee authorised yesterday by tbe South ern Pacific Company through J. P O’Brien, vioe-president end general manager in this city. Preliminary surveys already have been made end six engineering par ties ere in th e field locating the per menent lines. M r. O’ Brien eaye that the general route w ill be along the Siuslew riv er, through tbe Coast Range to tbe coast, thence south to Marshfield, Where it will connect with the Coos Bay, Roseburg A Eastern Railroad, now operating a line from Marsh field to M yrtle -Point. This road also ie owned by the Southern Pact fie Company. Tbe Draiu project is dropped — Oregonian. Orders taken for anything n o tm stock. A l so orders taken for Mens' Tailor made suits from the best Tailors in Chicago. New Goods agd Fresh Supplies will be re ceived by every Steamer. Top price paid for Chittim Bark Jas. S. Capps, August le t apportioned to the Coun- before going to press that J. P. P ro p . >rea breaker train er, ti^ . «Ka interest on tLe O ’Brien, manager o f the Hatrim an geon, and horse breaker end and trei , Langlois August 10th Common School Fund amounting toj interests in Oregon, had officially w ill be in and l l t b , end in Port Orford Aug. 8347,124.48. Curry county has 701 announced that the S. P. would tbe con school children aud gets 81,845.82. commence immediately the 12th. elruclion of a branch line from Eu Coos has 6,678 aud gets 810,901.7*. We bed e very pleasant celt lu t gene to Cooa Bey, via the Siuelaw Saturday from Mr. Banks, a new The Sentinel says, that Jack Lon and Umpqua. The road to to ba s illie r between E lk and 8ixes. H e don and wife left Coquille City Aug. completed in two years, end 88,000, Intends to go into fruit-growing as 4th for Roseburg, aud w ill go thence i 000 hoe been set apart for its con direct to hie home at Uleo E lle n ,1 feat as possible. struction. Cal. When here, be thought he Mr. H . A. K in g the Eureka Lap ’ W ith this issue the Nxws starts idary and Jeweler bought quite a lot might extend hto trip north as far as Victoria, B. C. before returning on its 40th year. Reference to the A Sea F ig h t. of Agates— including ell of F . A. files shows that the N ews wee ta lk . . S tew trl’i, eave hie fine .lot of rare home. ing “ railroad to Roseburg” in tbe Deputy Game Warden Morgan of W ith her big mate looking on and ones which is not for sale. early TO’-; bat there to one consola Bandou made us one of hie interest powerless to render any material as I t is reported that 1200 deaths re- tion, anyhow, end that to, that we suited.from tbs July heat-wave that ing oelie Monday. M r. Morgan to are forty yearn nearer a railroad now sistance a cow whale wee being slow a live wire, a vigilant offioer, and ly tortured to death by a thrasher soorched the United States, and it to than we were then. This is enoour equal to a good lawyer in proeequt and a swordfish, 20 miles south of believed that a vastly greater sum aging, and as the indications are log violators of our game lawk. fa p e Blanco, when tbe American- ber died from its effects. th a t the 8. P. can’t k ill off the Hawaiiaa steamship Falcon, Capt. H u n t and fish legally, obey the M a c h in e r y & M o w i n g M a c h in e s . The Weekly Coot Bay " Times to game laws, and you’l l nut ba molest “ Clarke” road, it looks as though Schage, arriving from San Francis E x tr a s fo r D a ir y in g ) O s b o rn e , we’d have two or more roads instead the newsiest local paper that oomes cd. ' co last evening, passed by the scene M i l w a u k e e M a c h in e r y . of the one that we waited for so long. to onr office. As a model it would of carnage. Blood spurted from a T b e steamer Bendon came out of be herd to improve, and ita editor is dosen wounds made in the abdo O h ir N e m P a in t s , O ils & S t u m p in g a genius. Here’s to you, Brothers. the Coquille river Saturday murn- men of the victim, turning the wa iag and Called in a t Port Orford aed *• ««W- • ter to a crimson color. The Coaster arrived here 8unday fini»ha*l her deehload bare with cedar W alter Moore to betiding a hern F i n e l i n e p f G u n s, B asel Making desperate attempts to es- afternoon from Coos Bay, end land railroad ties. Port Orford to a Deep on h i- homestead. p h e r n a l i a , a n d o th e r cape the merciless punishment the ed quite a lot of freight for our mer water harbor, you know, and bas Meedames Porterfield and Zum whale, would leap u ntil ber body G o o d s k e p t i n S to c k . chants. She went down to Rogue no bar to cruse. Don’t tell w it to ’ were visitor* at tbe school reached 20 feet above tbe surface of river next morning with freight for Grams Base or Medford Moe it might I w house Wednesday. W in d o w s in that place. J the aea. I f wee then that the offi spoil their pipe dreams about2 Other c o n s t a n t ly k e p t o n h a n d . W m . M ille r is helping hto son-in- cers and crow of the Falcon could Tims. Carey en d' wffe toft litre her bore. law sheer sbeap and make hay on note how badly she had been pun Friday for a brief visit tfe Coos Bay, Mrs. Smith of Marshfield and her ished. Just off a short distance the P ip e F i t t i n g s , l P lu m b in g ai mingling business with pleasure. daughter Floieooe, (M r*. Hawse) Rogue river this week. ’ H f h t w r o witnessed by the male, Tom bankers fur the bustle of tbe have spent most of their time since w o r k o f a l l h in d s d o n e o n G ran t Porterfield and Theron and he looked troubled because he bay, and a band cla»p wjth hto old arriving here on Agate Beach, the Fromm delivered wool at Wedder n o tic e . could not save h it struggling mate. ebuma. t most western beech of our Country, burn Saturday. O&asionally he would dart in and Hops are soaring this year,and it and one of the richest in scenery. Fannie end Josie Prince of Squaw try to deliver a telling blow, but the flvAAvrA«. U n ,, to thought they may reaeh 50 cents They are finding some gems, are Valley were over to Sunday School smaller chaps were too agile for him. a pound. There is wailing among storing up health, and are happy ae Sunday afternoon. The Falcon was in view of the con who out down their yards. two school girls tot out to play. A good many from here were nt diet for 30 minutes.— E x. They’ll do the same with their or Mrs. Smith to one third owner of Gold Beach Saturday, some to get chards bye end bye. the Lues property, between the town denial work done but most of them FO R EST PIK ES. 0 . K. H urd and J. L. Hoafeld, end our beautiful lake. to take lu the show io the evening. Louin K napp , I’res. J. D L oucks , Cashier W . E. Burrow camo up from hie mining men from Seattle, made a Floyd M ille r started oat Monday C. W. Z umwalt , V. Pres.. E. J. L onby , Asst Gash Salem, Or., Aug. 1.— Just as long pleasant call at tbe T ribomb office home at Ophir last Thursday, on a to take the theatrical oom puny as I obt . M c K knzik , Direotor. ae tbe policy lasts of hirtog every last Thursday. They are going out visit to hie daughter, Mrs. Rufus far as S m ith River, Cel. H e went» hobo that comes along to fight forest to A x te ll’s on E lk river and w ill King. M r Burrow wee our neigh r' - • J. W.” M c K enzig , ” to know the sensation of being out bor for many years, end a good one fires We will have forest fires,” de look over that locality. of Oregon. too. H e to famous for hie good clared State Forester E llio tt today H arry H untley and wlfe^of North Echo Mareterr, one of the type when be returned from Douglas gardens, end left at our door a lib Beod were in town Sunday night, eral supply of vegetables in mem setters of tbe Gold Beech Globe, is oounty. on a visit to H a rry ’s parents at O F P O U T O K I^ O ltlk “ After conferring with the Sher ory of Auld Lang Syne," and toj spending a few weeks recreating at Gold Beach. They visited tbe home Porterfield home and has-*jol iff, Coonty -fudge end Warden of the groat delight of the T r ib o n r i of Hon. 8. P. Peirce on Sixes, on YOUR BANKING BUSINESS SOLICITED fam ily. Wonder if he knew, that lied up’-’ considerably since com ing' Douglas county, we decided to em- their way down,— Mrs. Peirce being ' p|Oy no more fire fighter« except yesterday we were rooting in vain here. H arry’s sister. for just whet he brought. A certain “ mighty N im rod” wher# Pub,io safety demands it. BoRM, to the wife of Alfred Caugh Don’t forget that the Teachers’ among us last Friday shot a fine We are going to try the policy of efl of Gdfd Beach, at the Mercy Hoe wild hog, for the like of wfaich Cur letting the people take care of them N O B A N K W IL L H A N D L E PO R T ORFORD, pitel at North Bend, Oregon, on Au Institute w ill be held at Port O r ry county is famous. I t is said that selves for awhile. ford, August 23, 24 and 25. T hat gust 8, an eight pound girl— mother OREGON “ As for tbe fires in Douglas oonn- Y O U R B U 8 I N E 8 S B E T T E R be also brought in a piece of “ near and child doing belL The T rib u n e Gov. West, State Su,W. Aldermen ty, I have personally investigated panther.” — ------ tenders congratulations to tbe hap end other noted Educators w ill be the situation aed know that there present. Besides the day exercise-, Beer in mind that one week from py parents. ere men enough there to eat ail tbe • splendid Program of speeches, reci next Sunday presiding elder Rev. Beecher Jese took bis wife up to fire existing. No green limber has tations and songs, w ill m ark each Robert M ille r of Roseburg end Bendon to consult a physician re evening. On Saturday there w ill be President K in d a l o f Philomoth Col been destroyed. There a re a num garding her health, which ia said to a greod rally of Woodmen, with a ll lege w ill be with us a t tbe school ber of smell fires up la the reserve. be failing. Nielsen has been look kinds of spectacular fun, a picnic Louse. Come, bring your dinner, These will exist as long as we allow ing after the blacksmith shop dur dinner at Agate Beech, tbe day to and let’s give them a full house. tbs payment of 25 cents per hoar jng Mr. Jess’ absence. for fire lighters. fighters, They w ill put out end with a grand ball, aad possibly Services at eleven o’clock end two. Mrs. O’Connell of Lincoln, Ne -an imitation of the historical fight one fire and immediately start an- breaks, has bees visiting her daugh other to hold tbeir jobs.” on Battle Rock. Welch for Pro PL A T IN U M SCARCE. ter Mrs. E. J. Loney.of Port Orford gram, bnt get ready to come. for some weeks. She is accompanied “The present scarcity o f platinum We ere informed that Game W ar A TTA C K L IK E T IG E R S . by her little daughter, Wilma. They den Morgan arrested five prominent to Causing European manuf-cturere w ill leave bare on the Bret steamer Bandon citisens at Seven mile, Aug. to look for the possibility of en e x oa their return home. In fighting to keep the blood pure 4th. From testimony brought out tension of tbe supply from the The hills ere full of outside hun in Court at Coquille before Judge Western United States,’’ •aid Charles tbe white «of|-u«cles attack disease ters, and there ere hone of our peo Holden the carcase of one spotted Splitdorf, heed of the Splitdorf. germs like tigers. But often germs ple who know tbe moueteinsacting fawn about the site of a jack rabbit Laboratories. “ Hitherto it baa been m u ltip ly so f u t the little fighters as game warden« We most empha was found in the camp of these Baa m ainly derived as a by-product ip ere overcome. Then see pimples, tically object to sueh management, don eittoena. Two of whom were smell quantlttoa from the working boils, ecseme, eaR-rheum and sores and no doubt tbe slaughter of deer church trustees end another a min of gold plaoere, chiefly in Oregon m ultiply aad strength sad appetite w ill be fearful in ooneequence. later. Tbe green hide of another and California, end also from the fail. Thia condition demands Elec Surveyor Cuuniff and James town wee found— one had been eat copper regions ia W yoming, bot H trie Bitters to regulate stomach, liv Caughell have completed the survey eu. The„party bed 3 dogs, eaid they to hoped that clo-er search, sttonu-' er aad kidneys and tqgxpel poisons of the road up Sixaa river as far as were bear hunting, had been out 5 lated by the high price, may result from the blood. “They are the nest Newt Divelbimee’ place, where it days, but 2 fawns were all that Was la the finding o f platinum in other blond purifier,” w ritesC .T . Budahu, of Tracy,C alif., “I have ever found ” code for I I * present. This road w ill killed. Party claims a little boy in sim ilar deposits there. “ Ptotieum to now quoted at tbs' They make rich, red blood, strong be a great help to numerous sett’err, camp killed one town, but did not price o f about 843.84 aw ' nerves and build up your health. and is a deserved recogaition of their know h ftr the skin of the other one ¡T ry them. 60c at all Druggists. came to be la camp. rights. Langlois Hardware of All Kinds DOORS - WINDOWS - MOULDINGS A n yth in g you Need in M ill W ork W rite us to r P rices or a n y Inform a, tion you Need in this Line North Bend Manufacturing Co