The Port Orford tribune., February 14, 1912, Image 4

W illiam Tolman’s announoeflpenl
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1 for renocuinalion 00 the Republican
Hutchinaon wa. i» town ,
for A« ^ - ° r -P P *™
lh,H
Towuaud Count j.
County Abstract
H it) CoBpnny,
IM
Munday u„ busiuea. and made u. a
>«»« of
the T ribu .11. J h a l b e J " »
‘ be nominated and elected 1»certain,
because our people believe that he
W illie M ove of Euchre Creek baa made a careful, capable officer,
D i BBCTOM:
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came up Sunday to attend Mr». , and exercised good judgment in
1 performing the duties of the most
,d Fred tt Ctughell •
burUt
VV A W ood
1 nW. T. W h'te and John McKentte < difficult office in county affair«. -
(Incorporated)
I call.
I tai Stock *5000-
i
u o ia
c h O r e o n'^€re >“ town Kalurd,y 10 #lUwd
______ i the regular monthly meettng of the
B en jam in G u th rid g e i t D ead
uginesa w ill r e c o i l i Fort Commiaaion.
j Klan>atll p . , , , , Or., Feb. 2 -
A ttention.
Rev.’Miller, of the United Hrelh- | jjenjaTOjn Uulhridge, 68 year« old,
i the tide waa high,
____ »1 aauoot tell why
HR.’. not hers to meet me, she's always a» good
To keep ang pmsiilas she said the would.
A mermaid hewwrar came singing akmg.
She smiled eo sweetly I thought that a song
Might be to her ear a pleasing refrain,
1 aang, bat aha ahoutod, "Don’t sing again.
1 watchad her closely to eee If she knew
Just whet she said, bat twixt me and ysn,
That didn't hurt, but these thoughts do sting,
"Joe never will come, and 1 cannot aing."
I have an idea that', just come to aaa,
That maid out there in the rough, raging sea
Can dive and pick agates, while swiaoming about.
But I must wait til! the tide goes out.
We ( jikjc tvivay
Absolutely Free o f Cost
• ia ilr»r* pager eovera, Io eay oae »ending 21 one ee«»
_________ o f laaihag »eh. or, ie Preoch C lod » binding for Ml »tam p».
M s o m e* of this eompieSe r e m il y D o c to r B o o k » r r « to ld la c loth
reteiar prioe of J1.50-
ML. PffiKCKW FAVOMITK PKESCRIPTIO1«
THR O N E REMEDY k r wowmo *
that Ito mehera ore wet efcaid to
Ww *■■««■»-W o
T H « O N E REMEDY lor
■ e habiS-ferwüng drags. '
• f well - e«Ui.h.d craw
> a 1 i*_»s a . .n > ir m
uru i .
•
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IV » A
reu, preached
his first aermon h here
^¡e(j . al . . home of « • hi«
»on,
Depft-
Don't mention that woaaen haven't a right.
Bunday
night,
and
left
an
appoint
I
|y
Sheriff
R.
E.
Guthridge,
here
«À iìO Y T . 8 T E W A R T
Look at that maiden, then think of my plight,
went here for Wedneejiay ,1,8ht , n e came from Missouri 25 years
She can pick agate», and 1 can’t s»y nay,
ago. He lived at Wedderburn at
Feb. 21»t.
Isn’t aba having her own »west way!
, t O r t o r d , O ro g fo a s .
one time, *nd later at Grants Paa*,
While these »«ry thoughts were aUrring my mind,
Attestor Tolnsan "»• >» town
I sow a »west bird of the strangest kind,.
, daye in town-Tueaday, Wed- Thursday night on hi* way ll> Fori coming here after the death of bia
ft’s
beak held a gem o.’ ray moat aerana,. , '
w
fe
a
year
ago.
The
funeral
will
. a .4 Saturday of ea¿h week.
land. Au he arrived late
de
It looked the purest of any I’ve seen.
1 wondered jast why that bird should appear,
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parted early »« did out have the be held at Graul« V*»».
Mr». Guthridge was a - »later of
It’s beak hold a gem, and me be ao near,
pleasure oi meeting him.
,,
.
W. H.
'Twaa explained to me soon, the bird Bailing by.
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i «<
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Î Get». Rickman of Port Orford.
fV JtfSY aro COUMàl
Mr. and- Mia. Da*i« McKensrte
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Dropped that gen» in my hand«—aa if from the sky.
were in towp last Saturday, with
8. P. W.
AT LAW
O b ituary
their four month« old »on,— * reg­
OBFOllOi OREGON
ular priae taker^aitd bear* the good
Grandmother Neumann, an oclo-
(Cooa B ay Nxwa.)
“ W illie” Bates, • Cqrry Couny
old Scotch nanofii “'Uonirtd ficK div , genkriuu, died at the howie of her
native eon, formerly owner and edi
E J U1NRÏ xie.*'
. > .u t /Ü O k »
tciU-in-lsw, Richard- Q u elled
at
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Mrs. B. H, Jones arrived fro*» tor'of the Umpqua Valley NeWt,
, rubile
7
Mussel
creek,
in
Curry
county,
Ore
(fhe
town
boys
celebrated
the
re­
Port
Orford, Saturday, and ia viait- evidently lias prospered in business,
L I 1
^ud Wfe Iuaureuce. We rep­ turn of Henty McBride as a bene­ gob, Saturday morning Feb. 10,1912, ing with her brother, Lao Webster,
he ie going to build three Cali­
.ae Beat and Moat ite!!« ble dict, by an old fashioned “Chari end would have.been 80 years of while waiting for the Redondo. Mra. fornia Bongalowa for rent oh s
vari,*** relic of barbarism, which age Feb. 27th. ' _
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Jones has been vieitiug her daugh bloox he owns In the heart of Rose
She w»t married to Charles H. ter, Mra. Maurice L. Barrett at Port burg. Congratulations W illis, of
civilization toudemn», but which
,» t O r f o r d , O r e g o n
thoughtless, and even welTineanii.g Neumann Sr. in Germany to 1858, Orford, and ia enroute to her home all old friends of Cooa and Curry.
and -came ter America in 1889, and at B l Louis.
youngsters seem to etijoy.
r ,
J. H U N T L E Y ,
The announcement» of W. A. to Curry county in 1891, and set­
We are indebted to Mr. Leefe, of
G en era l J o s e p h Lane.
j K N E Y
AT LAW. B shal for sheriff Hnd .’as. Caughdl tled ou Euchre «reek, where they
the U. 8. Engineer office, for the
„D BEACH, •ORLODN,
for treasurer were received this lived many year», until old age following report of the commerce
A visit to what waa once the d o ­
,u teed A b str a c ts o f B e a l morning aa we were going V> pre»*. cauped Uiem to sell their property that crossed the Coos Bay her dur­ nation land claim of General Joseph
They will appear next week, w.ith at a price which enabled them to ing ths year 1»11: Inbound, 29,880 Lane, whose remain» quietly repose
<- ropertj F u r n ish e d .
O ir comments upon llie Bines» .of live in comfort the rest of their lives ton»; outbound, 821,707 tons; grand beside those of his wife in the Mas
..ty years practice In the County. the gentlemen for the respective of­ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. total, 364,387 tons. Psaaengers in- onio cemetery brought to mind
Quellen.'
bouud, 6,074; passengers outbound, m any thoughts of the past.
Two
fices.
The Neumanns represented the 5301; total number of paasefigere,
large weeping willows still stand
Otto Neumann, with his wife and
w. A. WOOD
best type of German people, edu
They tower
youngest child xam e d«wn irom cite d , refiued, musicai, industrious, 11375. Of luwbei there waa 1,00» near his old home.
¿ t’O t t t í B Y A T L A W
500 feet shipped in, and the outgo­ above everything, but they are de
Bandon Bunday to attend the bur­
„ O W lB R A O U ttR W iU
end independent. Mrs. Neumann ing shipment of.lmuber waa 1 4 0 ,.
oayed end ready for the ,flrst wind
ial of bis aged mother, whose body
was endowed with a strong mental
to-topple them over. When looking
was interred in the Port Orford
410,367 feet.
and physical organization,of Indom
L, A. ROBERTS,
at them the writer could not help
• .Drain, Ogn., Jan. 28, 1879
cemetery.
Otto returned
home
¡table will, and Jira l« «
energy
I ' O K N K Y A T A ,A W
pondering upon the life of the man
Monday while Mr». Newman and
E d . Coos Bey New«
•and possessed a charming social na
who waa the hero of Buena Vista,
The
people
here
seem
determined
child
went
down
to
Quelle»’»
where
M y rtle P o lu t, O regon.
lure, that wa» loyal to her friends.
the
first governor of Oregon, its first
she will lemain a few daye.
Mrs.
to have a narrow gauge tailroad
She was a type of the mothers that
U nited States Senator, and a demo
Quelleu is 4 tM’Gr of...
... *nd . “
from
thia
plaoe
to
tide
water.
Peti­
made Germany great , and planted
. isbaM buaiueaa a specialty. -•- ?
cratic candidate for vice president.
very ill in consequence of her moth-
on the Alpine heights of Central tions are being circulated request
H e wee agreet end energetic soMier,
ing
speakers
to
address
the
people
er’«
death:
Europe the blazing star of free
j RORGB M. BROWN,
B. W. Dean ^departed yesterday Thought, in ever increasing aplendor of Drain,’Scottsburg, and Gardiner. a brave man, an able, governor of
roKPiAûY A T-1A W morning vid Bandon and Roseburg
The object of the snaeSings is to this state, a shining ligh t in the balls
before the world.
meat
aud organiae the interact« in of natiooal legislation, a good citi
to
visit-
Ashland,
where
his
wife
sod
M08BBUBG OREOOS
A true wife, a loving mother,
two daughtersjiave »pent the win loyal friend, a noble woman has the narrow gauge movement and sen and a true friend; but be had
ter. Before departing Unsold his fine passed away— struck dowu by at thus encourage and harmonise alt to die as the weeping willows be
J. J. ST A N L E Y
team to the owners of the Hume tacks of paralysis— in old age, a vig; aids at hand for atartisg the enter­ planted'. It is the inevfcable e n d ,
estate, and as he is Deputy Forester, oious mind and laxly that elsehow prise We believe this the shortest but be left e history behind him re­
he w ill be in that service after April should have reached a century. and beat way to Cooa Bay and Port plete with Stirling end greet deeds,
to which bis ¡posterity point with
O R E G O N let, and doe» not Itnow when he In the presence of a large gathering Orford.
. q u iu l k . -
will return here with hi» family. with sunshine and song, she was
T he Nan Sm ith, phich lift here excellent pride; proud that they are
H e will make a capable, energetic buried in F o il Orford Cemetery at 9 o’olock Wednesday morning, of such as Be w m — Extraot.
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crossed in sgaio at s little after 8
officer. ~
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/ Feb. 11th s . ..
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F O K JU DG E.
There is an unusual am ount of
She leaves her aged husband, one o’clock Sunday morning, making
Port Orfrd, Oregon,
sickness juet now throughout the daughter, Mr». Quellen, and two the n»nnd trip from .Cooa Bay to
To the members of the Democrat
coast, caused no doubt by our long »on«, Charles and Otto, several grand Bay Point, 12 miles up the Sacra­
K IN A .W
P r o p r ie to
party of Carry County; I hereby an­
drawn-out wet »pell, »nd inefficient children and numerous friends, who mento river from Ban Francisco, nounce myself os a candidate for the
and discharging her cargo of over nomination for the offloe o f County
sunshine.
Mrs. Ames Johnston, will mourn her death.
r Irat-claaa in every
1,600,000 feet of lumber, all in less Judge at the Primary elect on, April
F rank A. Ss swart
Mrs. T. L. Carey, Mrs. James Curry
l U »d Feed 8 ta b le a tta c h d .
i
than four days. It would take an 19, 1912.
end Alla Button are confined to
W. A. WOOD.
ordinary lumber carrier flora 12 -to
their homes by bronchial aqd other
Curd o f T hanks.
»V a run the Stage from Port Orford ailm ents intensified b j our damp
14 days to load aud unload this
We desire to express toour neigh cargo alone, to eay nothing of the
Oairyville, connecting with the weather. February is usually a
F O R S H E R IF F .
. ga to Myrtle Point.
month we boast 6f, b u | io far, we l>or» and frieoda, our thanks for sea voyage. It is 14 miles from the
I hereby respectfully fcnnoun.w my
can only boast of iU Warmth and their aid and sympathy, in perform Sm ith m illxto the Coos Bay bar; candidacy for nomination for the oifioe
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i iig the last sad duties in th e burial 375 miles from the bar to 8an Fran­ of Sheriff, subject to the will of the Re-
rainfall.
of our wife and mother at Port Or­ cisco, and 19 mites from the City to pUbl'can voters of Cuary county at the
The law require), that every vote,
NOTARY PUBLIC»
ford; and the choir of that town for Bay Point, making 401 miles each ensuing primary nominating election,
must register for the primary elec­
the
beautiful funeral songs; and we way, or 802 Miles for the round trip. and if elected I S S tt enneavon to mer -
UAMOLOIS, C obby C o ., Osano».
tion to be held on April l» tb , this
in me.
especially desire to thank Mra. Nee The Nan Smith a» a lumber carrier It the trust reposed
Respectfully
year. No matter whether you reg­
E.
R. MILLER.
ly and Mrs. Baker, our neighbors, is in a class by herself.
istered last year, you must legieter
for their untiring help, during the
S
y ' e ./ « ’ a c X 7 “ f the nomina- j last week, of Mr». New“ ‘ ° * “ ¡ ¡ ¡ ^
D ep u ty G am e W arden B ak er
FOR S H E R IF F .
“ ’ 'T il" " «tea to the national con- Such duties .0 geueroualy.. rendered
To the Republican voter» of Curry
v e n t t o n J u n e .
—
! can never be forgotten
A letter from State Game War
County: I hereby annoance mv»elf a
den
Finley
states,
“
I
am
inter
epalring Watches and Jewelry a
C has . U . N eumann * F amily .
candidate for the nomination for Sher­
voters are liable to forget thia and
ecialty. All work guaranteed.
eeted in trying to get aome man iff, and respectfully azk that my name
we therefor urge every voter to lie
who can go down to Gold Beach be considered through the oounty,
Orders taken for Watches and'Fancy .ure and register.
O u r A g a te C a rn iv a l.
Otherwise the
and on down to Harbor, and eee If at the ensuing primary election.,
welry. Work turned out on short
right to participate in the coming
he cannot secure some enforcement Should I be elected I will at'end to ike
n -.tlce.
*
Would it not be a good idea to
primeriei will he forfeited.
of the game law«. I think ha will duties thereof without any coet to the
Call on me at L axolow , Oasaos.
Coaaty more than the salary prescrib­
The announcement of W . A call a meeting before long, to talk have to use more peretoeion than
ed by law.
lit
E LLIO TT
over the holding of our n ex t“Agate
Wood for County Judge api«ara in
force at the present time.
1 am
Carnival?”
The
initial
one
held
last
the T k ib u n « of lhi8 wcek’ “nd
pqktiag the proposition up to Ifg.
year, wa» widely celebrated, and^
meet» , with
much
approval
W J
’H l K a a d Y l ’h l i l f t ' f e ’ ilie w o tL
gave Port Orford tnore^JjiUqfffira-
among men oi all parlies. For a
he la the man we wank” Mr. B a i­
(Sueeseor to A.’ll. S abini
F O K C O U N T Y CMBKK.
vear or more the people, regardless roent than apv avenLXl^T ¡ever oc- er informed ua of Bit 'afronintment.
cLTi^Zd here?and attracted ao much
of politic«, have 'betV- "demanding
and started down the tpaat on hie
I hereby reapeotiully announce my
attention that hundred« of people
I that Mr. Wood run for County
trial trip" on fhe 5th instant, and candidacy for the nomination for the
OM.
, Judge, because they have , proven aay they will attend the next
if he cannot en fon*1 the law, the office of County Clerk, subject to the
Anything not in stock,
X
» T r ib u n i would despair of naming will of the Republican voter« of Corry
hie qualifications— io l« w »nJ
County, aa expressed at the ooining
county affair». Hie practice as
a man who could, * , | n the first Primary Election.
1.« pleased tc order
I
er nnd abatractor at the Coun-1 come out, and help ua to
place he ia a man of nerve and force,
If elected. I «hall make it my busi­
HeVAIRING
NeATLY
D o n e ty Scat,harbien an invaluable tram-1 plan», and provi e waya a
J —
and waa trained up in a law office ness to perform the duties of the office
to make the Carnival a grand sue
H a R d o n . O r e a r o n ing, »nd given h im -w id e acquain- ce»» l»y broadening it into a verita in hie younger days, but jumped In • manner that will merit the approv-
al of all.
___ 1 tance with our people-
Respectfully,
ble “Local Fair” which «hall in the law, for the more active game
_______ ... of of base bell, and became a noted
Monday morning oor hopes were efude and exhibit au
J- R. B tamnabb .
all product«
D EN N IS C U N N IFF, JR.,
To do «0 proper ’ Pilcher and Umpire fer many years.
high that the Randolph «ould leave
He ie well educated and well read,
the Coquille that morning full lad Art and Nature.
ly, we ehoutd have a suitable build
F O R A S R E S aO K -
Lep. 0. 8. Mineral Snrvejor
and
bis training in law, and hi» ex ­
en for thia place. Men wereengag ing, *nd now is the proper tim e to
-O -. V ,
ed to unload her in ha«te a» a aouth take »tepe to secure one that can be perience in handling men in the
I hereby respectfully announce my
Surveyor for the D istrict of Or­
wind wa. rising- Finally a phone subsequently enlarged when needed, diamond, ae well »s hw experience candidacy for the nomination end re-
egon.
came that »he did not cros» th^bar. bet us hold fast to our “ Agate Car­ in woodcraft and matters in gener election to the office of Assessor, sub­
al,—e ll fit him in a marked degree, ject to the will of the Republican voters
G eld Be»»ch, - - - O regon She is Still in the Coquille; a storm
nival,” ft i» original and prophetic
of Curry C- nhty ft* expressed at the
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h on the ocean,—and Neptune on- _ a cateby, striking name. Let all for joat the kind of an officer Mr. oomiug Primary election, April 1»,
| v knows when »he can get here. keep their beet specimen!, cut and Finlay desire«,—end the Tat»»»» 1912. If elected, I will In the future os
Don’t forget to r^later^a. a vour
ig g verilabl, Jooall when ah.
believes be (will make good.
In I have In the part, dischargo the du­
uncut, and with a suitable building,
tentional violator« will have keen l l . ' of the office without fear or U»or.
needs a
to n M .T . W nRhl, W. T. W h iU .n
t ]e w
h„ , cr(W, v, l»,nl or and the help of our ladies, we can
Rospectfully,
eyes on their tracks, tod should be |
WM. t o l m a n .
Amee Johnston. You save annoy^,
h ff b<t(er )ock jn lhe make a display of Agates and Jas­
•‘good.”
per,
that
the
"Orf'1
cannot
equal.
lug yourself sod lhe Klection board • -------
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I
i future, for our nerve s»»ke.
b y registering in time.
as
XN APP HOTEL,
Afterward», oae end a halt u.illioa eepiee
ewer «• «bora. A raw, ep-to-data revwed edit.on is now reedy
ter .e n d NOW, before e ll a re gone. z\ddre»» W oil »'» Dts-
As^SaWM«, L V . Pierce, M. D „ Preeidcot, BnCrio. N . Y .
I B M
M
I L E
GO. S W E
The Place where Yew get a Square Deal.
Head-qnarters
fer the B « » t> lv e ry th « l iw the t b e <
Coeds, Groceries and Provisions.
In
la r i Everything usually found
-
in a General Mer-
• fc
/• '
“ c h n i d ia e
Store
Mens, nnd
Boys* Clothing, Beets
■o.
and Shoes, Ladies’ Drew
Goods, Fhncy Coeds, Cigars, P«P«^
TeUcce, Candy, Nats and Netiens, Hard-
ware nnd Tinware, Rolled Barley, Grass Seed “ *
Seed Gr»»
Orders taken fer Anything net in Stock,
which melwdee Mens’ Made to Order Suits nnd Overcoats-
Call and see ns
Jas S. Capps,
P rop.
Langlois Hardware
Store
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H ardw are o f all Kinds
M a c h in e r y & M o w in g M a c h in e » .
E x tr a » f o i D a ir y in g ^ O s b o r n e ,
M ilw a u k e e M a c h in e r y .
P a in t s , O ils & S t u m p in g P o w d e r
F i n e l i n e o f G u 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 .
D o o r s a n d W i n d o w s In 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 .
P ip e F it t i n g s , p l u m b i n g a n d T i n
w o r k o f n il k in d s d o n e o n sh o r t
n o t ic e .
7A T C H M A K E R
Cheever ® Bowman,
if
L a n g lo is , O r.
7Ä.
{ id i oi Harness m í
Saddelry
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DOORS - W INDOW S -
M OULDINGS
Anything you Need in Mill W crk
W rite us for Prices or any Informs
tion you Need in this oLine
g
North Bend Manufacturing Co
r v o r ll, J J e m l. O r e « « » .
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