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tarry County Abrtract-
Riatty Company.
G o ld B e a c h , O r e b
When having an abstract made see
that your certificate rwade right. "A
careful search of the records by refer­
ence to the indexes therto" to not a
good certificate. The certificate should
mean something, unless it can be relied
upon it to of no value.
- W. H. MEREDITH
ATTORNEY
abb COUI8KLLOK
AT LAW
P O E T O ttK O B D , O U E O O N
J D LOUCKS
E J LONBY
N otary habite
Hr
Town and County.
I M r. and Mrs. Baser of Mussel
■ creek were in town F rid ay, trading
The Institute program appears on at our #torM-
tbe outside cover of this issue.
Mrs. Chandler and daughter. Miss
Cheetie,
from M yrtle Point, paid a
Charles Jamieson and fam ily wars
visit
last
week to tha former’s
tn Fort Orford Wednesday night
daughter. Mrs. Ames S. Johnston of
greeting old friends. ’
-
thia place.
W alter Clarno and bride— nee
B ohn , at San Francisco, Aug. 17,
Ml«« Carrie Stafford.arrived in Fort
1911,
to the wife of Theodore Roose­
Orford Thursday, an<l are visiting
velt Jr. an eight |iound daughter.
with th e ir relatives here.
Mother sod baby doing well, and
Mr. Horton of Marshfield, repre­
the two Teddys De lighl-ed.
senting Allen and Lewis of Fort
land, was in town Friday inter-
Piof. Jones, Editor of the Oregon
vei wing our merchants.
8chool Journal, arrived in Port O r­
Nat Perkins, brother of Mrs. ford Monday and, iw case Supt.
Baker of Mussel creek, oauae down G u e rin ’s health remains bed, will
by Friday’s stage from Coos Bay conduct the Teachers* Inetilute in
Mr. Guerin’s place.
and went on home next day.
Governor Oswald West and party
arrived from Bandon .lost evening
by automobile. The Governor ad
dresses tho Teachers’ IuStiluts this
forenoon in tbs school house and
again in the hall tonight, alter
which be w ill witness an isiiiation
of the historic Indian fight on Battle
Rook at the conclusion of which he
w ill ba tendered a banquet by the
Commercial Club.
The distinguished visitor leaves
tomorrow for Bandon, where he will
crown the Queen of the Carnival
just opening at that place.
Capt. Cornwall who came down
Mrs. E . G. Peirce, was in tows
Fire and L ift I use ranee. We rep­
Saturday, expecting to take the Ran from Gardiuer today, reports the ar
resent the Best and Most Reliable
dolph for Cresceut City and Eureka rival there yesterday o f a corps of
companies. • —
eighteen engineers to make the final
to visit relatives in those places.
survey for the Southern Pacific
P o r t O i-T ovU . O reggosa
H . F. Seppdnfield, of Portland, a
from Winchester Bay to Cooe Bay.
mining man, repveebntieg the Sher­
— Coos Bay Times.
J. H U N T L E Y ,
wood Mining Co., is in Port Orford
A T T O H N E Y A .T L A W
Leslis M . Scott, lato,editor of tbe
looking up mining interests Jn this
Oregonian, nod |eoo<4
«tQ»«
section.
1
GOLD BEACH. OREOON.
late
Harvey
Scott
has
bean
appoint­
Ctuaranteed AWfintCU « f U< al
Autos are having trouble getting
ed U . 8 . M arthaL of Oregon by
over sand spots in our Const Toads;
P roperty F urnished.
President Taft. This ia a direct
and would save much time and pi
slap
at Senator Bourne, and It is
Thirty years practice in the County. ely by carrying an ample supply
doubtful
if he esn^w confirmed by
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of oanvas.
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the Senate. „
W. A . WOOD
Forester M il bury and wife have
F . A. Stewart shipped several
been out lo E lk river to inspect tbe
a tto r n ey AT IAW
trail which the goverriihent is build­ hundred pounds of agates, on the
HOLl) BEACH. OREGON.
ing. They returned to their station Randolph to H . A .K in g the Jeweler
and Lapidary of Eureka. M r. King
Friday.
L. A . R O B E R TS ,
it a fins workman, and has done
I t is claimed that tha railroad
some beautiful work for people hare,
a t t o h m e y
A T H A W .
survey from Eugene lo Coot Bay is
and deserves more ot our patronage.
M y r t le P o in t, O rego n .
99 miles, and from Roseburg to
Send your beat agates lo him for
Coot Bay 98 miles. We hope they
mounting.
tell the truth.
Probate buaiueee a epeoLlty.
The Crooks Sherman show gave
Tha planer is now running, and
ua a vaudeville treat Tuesday night,
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GEO RG E M . BROW N,
its melodious song, timed by the
in which the girls danced wall,and
A T T O B N E Y
A T l a A W “sip” of the shingle eaw, makes a Sherman performed some- funny
combination of music that allbuei-'
stunla, but the best of all was lbs
ROSEBÜRG OREGON
.
oess men love to hear.
wonderful playing of R. E . Jamas
on
the Xylophone. After the show
The
Bandon
called
in
here
Sat
J. J. S T A N L E Y
urday morning for railroad ties, but the floor was cleared and dancing
U w je ,
after taking on 7 or & hundred, a was enjoyed.
light south wind snared them out,
The Ranger, Capt. Schilling, with
and they pulled out for San Fran- “ Sootty” Nicholson, came down from
C O Q U IL L E , - - * O R E G O N
cieeo, fearing a storm.
Cooe Boy Wedosoday, with a full
KNAPP HOTEL,
Port Orford, Oregon, .
U.
K NAPP
P r o p r W t»
Fresh apples are source this year,
and are selling at our stores at 4
cents a pound. Money it the cheap­
est thing we have ibis year, but it
is hard to get and still harder to
keep if you have to eat.
Ftret-elOM in every respect.
A copy of tj»e Coot Ray News, la-
G o rtf Feed S ta b le n tta c h d . sued Aug. 14, 1878, eajrs that Fete
Hickey, who was mining on the
South Fork of Sixes river, fouud a
We run the Stage from Port Orford
via DairyvlUe, connecting with the nugget of gold worth 9186. We be
lieve this is the largest nugget ever
Stage to Myrtle Point.
found on the river.
A com plete Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries
and Provision at a low price.
E v ery th iu y
usually found in flonam ! M ordtam lise Stores.
M ens’ and B oys’ C lothing, Ladies Dress
Goods, Hardware, Granite and Tinw are, C i­
gars, Tobacco and Pipes, Candy, N u ts and
N otions, Rolled Barley, Grass Seed aud Seed
Grain, Boots and Shoes.
Norway Baseball team in Town
Orders taken for an yth in g not in stock. A l­
so orders taken for M ens’ Tailor made su its
from the best Tailors in Chicago.
The baesball team from Norway,
Coos oounty, arrived ia town last
evening to play a series of games
with our home team. Gamas have
been arranged for Thursday and
Friday afternoons and Saturday
forenoon. The Saturday game w ill
be called at 9 o’clock sharp, and
w ill be played for blood one 960-00
purse goes to tha winfito. Port O r­
ford w illfia v e W b ee» ihtoup in
this gnme, and everybody in the
surrounding neighborhood is in v it­
ed to turn out and help root the
liorae boye on to victory.
Remember the deter, and welcome
tbe visiting teem by attending the
gamer.
Free Agates.
Euch and every peiwou who visits
the Port Orford Furniture A H ard ­
ware store during the Agate Carni
val w ill be presented with a eboioe
agate free.
The Herald is to have a naw edi­
tor and manager next week. W . C.
Conner, founder of tbe M yrtle Point
Enterprise, and for aeven or eight
years editor and manager of the
Roseburg Plaindealer, and for about
tbe same length of time that of the
Cottage Grove Leader, has swapped
tbe latter paper for tbe Herald and
ia due here in a few days to take
charge.— E x .
Big Circle Meeting,
New Goods and Fresh Sup plies w ill
Battle Rock Circle Women of
Woodcraft win have a Mg time in
Port Orford October find. The oom
mittee in charge have arranged to
make this fraternal event the great­
est in the history of Curry County.
Twenty oandidates w ill be in ilia
ted on thie night and an elaborate-
banquet w ill be served.
Mrs. C. C. Van Orsdall head of
the order will visit Port Orford and
lake in the big fraternal event, this
w ill be tbe first time the head of
any fraternal order ever visited this
oounty.
Mis. Van Oradaii is the leading
lady fraternalist in the world and
the heads of all insuranoe orders
look to her fur counsel and advise,
she will plan lo speak to the public
while in Port Orford.
— The local circle has secured a
special dispensation and w ill taka
in new members during thia cam­
paign for just the local medical ex­
amination of one dollar.
The following committees were ap­
pointed at the last meeting of tbe
ciiele and w ill have charge of the
big time.
President, Ena McKenxie; Vice
President, Sarah Johnston; 9nd Vice
President, M ary Stone; Secretary,
E lla Knapp; Treasurer, Henry
Adolph sen.
W hile driving out of tuwn'wilh
cargo for Port Orford and Rogue, his wife end a lot of lady friends
river, for which place she sailed next
last week, John Un loan's veteran
day with George Forty as Pilot. team .suddenly met an auto at a
She will probably remain bare dur­
turn in the road, and became eo ex ­
ing Carnival week to make excur­ cited ea to threaten to capswe the
sions on the briny deep to the fish­ wagon, whereupon .M a
Sylvia
ing grounds etc.
Quigley jumped «Ot and sustained
As the Agate CarniYal and Teach­ a dislocated ankle.. Tbe men in tbe
ers’ Institute uoaur s t tbe same anto stopped and rushed to the res­
time, it is understood that the pro­ cue, and prevented a serious disas­
grams of each will ho varied as tha ter. They took Mrs. Quigley in the
exigencies demand so as to avoid auto and hastened to Dr. G lenville’s,
any serious interference. A large who treated the petieut. There
crowd is anticipated— too largo for were eight men in tbe auto, whose
the school bouse, and the managers names and mission We did not learn,
of tbe Agate Carnival w ill attempt as they passed throughtown with­
to interest tha overflow s ta ll proper out stopping, and went on down the
Coast, but, anyway they acted white.
times.
State Game Warden Finley and
Deputy Morgan arrived in Port O r
ford, yesterday morning th d drove
on down lo Gold Beach in a buggy,
but will return in time to meet the
Governor, and tnke iu the Institute
The Randolph celled here Sun
sod exercises tonight.
day
1 1 E IX H E
e r H a J ra E — S S
F.
r . a E. , Colley,
v o lle y , Dist.
u m . Manager
manager of
ui the
uic down to RogUO river (fom which
f o r t O r f o r d , O r e g * • ' W., O. W. arrived here S u h d iy , and place she will go to Eureka. Capt.
w ill spend the week here, so as to Anderson
* - J------- — says
- u* he u--1
had - - a splendid
Wood and Iron Work promptly take part in the Woodmen’s rally, run to W illapa harbor, which, he
«lone at moderate prices. Hive me and the sports of the week. He will eays is the beat and largest one on
visit Gold Beach, Harbor and Cres the coast south of tbe StrSiti of
a tria l before going elsewhere.
cent C ity, before returning to Rose Fuca. The entranoe at W illapa
he says is a mils wide, with 28 feet
burg.
J. H . U P T O N ,
of
water.
r
Ames Johnston spent a few days
Blaok
Smithing
DENMARK MERCANTILE CO
Governor West at Fort Orford.
COMMITTXB ON B a NQOXT.
Christina Fromm, Eunice Jamie­
son end Regina Marsh.
be
re-
'
ceived by every Steamer,
Top price paid for C h ittim Bark
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Jas. S. Capps,
P ro p .
¿I“ «.
Langlois Hardware
Store
•
-? Hardware of all Kinds
M a c h in e r y & M o w i n g M a c h in e s .
E x tr a s fo r D a ir y in g O s b o rn e ,
M i l w a u k e e M a c h in e r y .
P a in t s , O ils & S t a m p in g P o w d e r
F i n e l i n e o f G a n s , B a s e b a ll p a ra «
p h e r n a lia , a n d o th e r S p o r tin g
G o o d s k e p t in S to c k .
RaCXPTION COMMITTXB.
Belle MUier aud Florence McKen­
xie.
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D o o r s a n d W i n d o w s i n v a r ie t y
c o n s t a n t ly k e p t o n h a n d .
iM ITIA nO N .
-Robert MeKenxi«, Fannie Caugh-
ell and Grsoe M <^i unity.
Many visiters w ill be present from
the Circles of Oooe and Curry and
the oommittee w ill leave nothing
undone to make their stay in our
city a pleasant one.
P ip e F it t in g s ,« P lu m b in g a p d T i n
w o r k o f a l l k in d s d o n e o n s h o r t
n o tic e .
Cheever $ Bowman,
L a n g lo is , O r .
Chicago, III., A ng. 1«.— Two hun
dred thousand parsons saw W illiam
R. Badger, tbe Pittsburg millionaire
J. D L oucks , Caahier
aviator, fall to his death here yes Ix>üi8 K napp , Pres.
terday
afternoon.
Twice
that
num­
O m in N o n e
E. J. L orry , A sst Cas h
G. W. Z umw alt , y . Prefl.
ber witneased tbe death plunge of
B ort . M c K enzie , Director.
W m . M iller and family spentSet- St. Croix Johnstone of Chicago into
"
J . W. M c K enzi ©,
urday and Sunday at Gold Beach Lake Michigan.
Badger
died
in
a
pit
in
the
avia
attending a quarterly meeting o f the
lion field. One of the wings of the
United Brethren chnrch.
propeller of the Baldwin machine be
Several from the community have was driving broke. He fell 100 feet
B jk lM K O F P O R T O R F O R D
been trolling for salmon in Rogue
into tbe pit, breaking his neck.
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river with some auoceee.
Johnstone was soaring 600 feet
Y O U R B A N K IN G B U S IN E S S SO LIC IT ED
Frank Moore has had a severe a t­ above Lake Michigan when he start­
» . C O M M I 8 M O N K B , last week rusticating at C. H . Pearse’s
W. C. Conner passed through this tack of the shingles and spent the ed to fall. He was caught under
romantic home in the classic wilds city on tbe stage Tuesday evening, latter part of tbe week taking treat­ the heavy engine of his Moisant
NOTARY PUBLIC,
of E lk river. Johnston can sing enroute to Coquille, where he has ment at Gold Beach. H e ie now monoplane and carried down into
andJPearse inja violin virtuoso, and taken charge of the Coquille Herald. on tbe mend.
L amolois , O i ' kbv Co., Oasoor-
PORT ORFORD,
the water.
N O B A N K W IL L H A N D L E
if the Angels mistook their music D. F. Dean, who bag owned tha
These were the first fatalities in
OREGON
Beldon Harrison, of Rogue riker the three days of the meat, during Y O U R B U S IN E S S B E T T E R
for eolian echoes, And bent their Herald for the past 28 years, goes
ears lo listen it was a human act to take the helm of tbe Leader at was over to Sunday school Sunday. which time 86 flyers performed.
which we all moet w illingly would Cottage Grove, where Mr. Conner
Three other aviators fell yester
The Moore boye are getting out
do. But they are both expert in baa beau in charge as editor and piling on tha Woodruff plaoe and day.
None was hurt.
W alter
chin music, also, and are adept* at manager for a number of years.— w ill put them in to keep off the de­ Brookings was one of theee.
R epaltingW aU hee sod Jewelry
Badger fell almost directly in
story telling, and when it comes to M. P. Enterprise.
bris that is brought up by tbe win
epecislty. All work guaranteed.
reporting the big trout they caught,
front
of the grandstand.
ter tides. '»
Frank and Carl Tiohenor epeat
Orders taken tor Watohea.and Fancy we draw the reportorial lines at
Johnstone’s young wife witnessed
Uncle ‘‘ B illy’’ Burr has rented
Jewelry. Work,turned out on short Fish stories in general, and theirs part of l»at Thursday fishing from a
»o’
his (all. “He's fallin g !’’ she scream
his
plaoe to a gefitleman by the
notice.
especially. But we w ill bet they boat on our famous lake, and came
ed. Friends would not permit her
in with two of tbe longest strings name of Cartwright. Their young to cross tbe field to the lake. H er
Call on me at L amolou , O bsoon .
had a good lime.
era have seen this year. They pass­ people wilt make a valuable addi hesbend’s mechanic, returning from
After spending several days of ed tbe century maik, and many of lion to our circle».
the lake shore, told bar that her
sightseeing st Port Orford, every the trout were 10 and 12 inches in
Quite a few from hare will attend husband had been taken out of the
moment of which time they enjoy length. They divided with the
the Institute and Carnival at Port labs naharmed. But not u ntil she
ed. end having the distinction of be hungry T hibumm fam ily, and were
(Suoessor to A. B. S abin )
had gone to their hotel and bad laid
Orford
this week-
ing the first party that ever visited
nyver happier itn returning from tbe
out dry clothing for him was she
Cape Blanco in an automobile,— old fam iliar lake, laden down with
told her husband was deed
Japan and Russia.
the Ashland party, consisting of
trout, in the days o f their boyhood.
Thousands streamed out to the
Mayor N eil, M r. Glenn end wife
aviation
grounds today to see the
Tokio,
Aug.
1#-—
T
hat
there
ie
State Supt. Alderman, Health
,
. . . and Mis. Hargrove and daughter,
- A n y th in g not in stock, w ill left here for their homes Thursday, officer W hite, H . H - Homes, Prof. every likelihood of an international airmen date death.
going down the coast viaCreeceet Raab and son, Prof. Traver and complication arising between Japan
be pleased tc order
D one Ci‘r They see gresUy impressed Hembree arrived ia Port Orford and Russia over the confiscation of
New York, Aug. 14.— Roto Piton
R e FAIRING NeATLY
' with the besety of our Coast and its Friday night, and started oat next a Japanese sealer by tbe Russian
T M o rth B e n d , O r e g o n
of, tbe 16-year-oid swimmer,of Bos
warship
Manjuria
near
Niedny
Is
­
B a n d o n . O r e a r o n delightful climate, and believe that morning ie charge o f T . L. Carey,
Von,
succeeded
today
in
her
atteaspt
hundreds of homes w ill soon be for a hunting and fishing trip in tbe land, tha Kossmaodorsky Arohi
to swim from East Twenty-seventh
built along our shores by well-to do wilds o< E lk river, where trout are pelago, is freely admitted today in
D E N N IS O U N N IF F , J it.,
street, Manhattan, to Coney Island
people who with to escape the bet plentiful in tbe beautiful stream, government circles here.
Forced to swim far out ot her oners«,
Tbe
captain
of
tbe
schooner
is
U p . 0. 8. Mineral 8nrvey«r summers and cold winters or the end game abounds In the rugged
she ie said to have covered 21 miles
now
in
prison
a
t
Vladivostok.
her
interior— end eo part of our Coast m ountiint. They returned
in makiog the d is ta n q rtf 18 miles.
ia so well adapted for tbe fu ll en­ Tuesday night in time for th e ln s li
Surveyor for the D istrict ol Or
Mies Pitonof woe in the water over
joyment of such homes as the Coast tuts and Agate Carnival, prepared
lU b . C u r a r .ta C uri» I .U ja.i
agon.
eight
hours.
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Oregon o f C urry County.
W ATCHM AKER
ELLIOTT
DOORS - WINDOWS - MOULDINGS
W . J . S J k B IIV
All Kindt of Harness and
Saddelry
A n yth in g yon Need in M ill W ovk
W rite na for P rice a or a n y Inform a­
tion yon Need in this Line
North Bend Manufacturing Co |
« o ld B each .
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