X
Abstrich
u h íit j
! t y
Company.
o
h, O r e g
a
W OOp,
M anager.
J X F 1 K .I 1 Ì S
Shop; ia
iSnwe and
M yron F. E d d y , from the W ire on her way to visit relatives at B an
lem Station ateUupe Blanco, .was in don.
Port Orfor.l last Saturday to tile ou
Isam W alker, the veteran .H o ck-
a homestead.
man was in Port Orford over M o n
M r. and Mrs. E . J. Loney spent day night on hia way to pay one of
Bpiurday n ig h t with- friend» at bis periodical visits »0 hia large
Langlois, Mr. Loney attending a holdings at Langlois. H e w ill also
meeting of the Melons.
take in the fair a t M y rtle Point and
O regon
-j,* p> Bank»- 5
6 IÊ W A R T
M
*FP't
The Rustler and Osprey are due
1 from the bay today.
!,
( U ah > hkjkli > S om .)
early in September.
M r». Oscar M ather is »till quite
Some parties a t Em pire, U ’ednes
Fred Jamieson has gon« to Port ' C " ’ oodward has resigned the
•i«k, although »he ia reported som e'
day night, put op a joke on IL P
land to accept a position 'on the P °*ilion u( «nginoer on ilia sloop
batter today.
S m ith and attempted a “ hold up
j Osprey and w ill loathe fu ture re
Men H o yt, o f Bandon, had busi- railroad.
on I*root street. S m ith thought it
Gao. Anderron. who had the a u to - 7 " ° h i, / ° r'ner f * * « » « ' *“ »d
•***• which called him down to Port
waa the real th in g , and p ro m p tly
O rford the Bret o f the week.
mobile smash up at G old Beach a ling a p ain t brush. “ G oing to sei pulled b it revolver and fired it, re
in (be good old summer tim e may
suiting in W ill Egenhnff being shot!
T he Bendon called io Sunday month ago, passed through towa
thia m oraiag in his car.
George be all right in a sm all boat, but through the shouider and arm , but
m orning
and lay m
at * t the
harf HU
e ll • . .| |
n «.a««
no w ilgu
.
"
none of thia w iuter stuff for mine,
«by, loading tome 4,000 railroad I* ’ ” ' Bn* hle ,o * • on‘ o f one eyo
fortunately I be wound was not
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« W oodward.
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n xt r»f
— missing
I . . . . _ and > I
most
of hia
hia tuoli.
teeth - are
dangerous. Slieriff Ouge came over
f .1 t « _
several deep scars on hia face, show '
M r* Nellrn B ig lin , widow ol the from Coquille next day and arrest
Lane M orley dosed a successful the terrible bruise he received, while ,a U General J. M . S ig lin ,
passe,I ed S m ith , tak in g h im next morning
term of sch.Mil on Sixes last week the machine bears ae m any m a rk g !“ " “ * early yesterday m orning a t her
to the county sent where circuit
and lias returned to hie home at awf I I* a — -J A a
»am A ¡n
ka IS te city.
lS m l!1
» a L. had
>1 been • in
in S thia
She
of the accident. W
H W
e was necompan- I home
court waa io session.
Rote burg.
ied by Mrs. C. D . Lamson, who ia declining health far some months
'<»rt better,
■he» per,
» r t l,
Toara and Couutj.
T¿> íb » á o MA ú M
»* *•• M i'i'trw a a .
past, w ith au affliction of the heart,
T h e new m ill a t
W edderbum
which resulted in her being taken b u ilt by the W edderburn
Trading
suddenly sway. T h e day p rio r lo Company, waa started up
recentlv
her death she was feeling
well and put through a d a y ’y
sawing.
enough to he around and greeted The m ill c u l’ ?5,<«K) feet o l lum ber
her neighbors who called. -
in a d ay. Captaiu Johnson, of the
Gsprey, which came into port
thia
(C o q i'u x g U ehalij .)
m orning, say« jh e m ill seems to bn
»11 thut the company had planned it
Wed*
Eugene
L.
W
h
ite
started
for
Ban
then
go
over
to
M
arshfield
to
visit
* )\e
A
ll
progi
esiiva
people
of
Coos
and
r - Tuesday,
FrancieCo, via Bandon, yesterday Joe N a y, an old tim e friend whose C u rry counties w ill he found in at to be and w ill hp kept baay as soon
'■I > eco
as the proper adjustments are made.
m orning, where l>e w ill spend a health ia fast fa ilin g , M r. W alker tendance a t the F irst Annual E x
The Osprey brought up four pas
couple o f weeks on business matters. has retired from active business and hibition of the Fair Association at
• .o ir a
has turned over the buying and M y rtle P o in t commencing Weduea sengers, all for Portland Including
• ' .'*K L i» Ó it
Richard Donnes and fam ily pass
two daughters of Supt Leach, who
selling of slock to younger hands.
day, Seplem brr 2 ' aud continuing
V f i.\w
jed through town last week, moving
are going to Portland to
attend
John G illin g s made a
trip to four days.
from Rogue river to Bandon. M r.
school, and two men who had been
» i:u , oK K G G N
H a lte r d riving them up w ith W m . Rogue river last week, d riv in g down
Alex N. W hitm an o f Butte Mon working on the com pany’s estats.
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Lewis’ team.’
that far a surveyor who is going fo tana, arrived in the c ity last F rid a y The Osprey w ill leave tomorrow for
■ .'it i LfcŸ f
Chelco to survey a power site* and to attend to a disagreeable perfor Rogue river.— Marshfield Record.
M . L . Barrett moved hia fam ily
•. s a t
i b s v w . in from E lk rive r yesterday so th at «lao lay out a town for the Brook mance beforn the court now in sea
ling company. Reports are lo the sion. M r. W hitm an wears upon his
he can work in the shingle m ill
- t o i l , OREGON.
A nother 8ch001 Year
during the w inter, he being a one effect th a t this company w ill do a vest a beautiful star m ade o f copper
■ .»»iructx oi
large.business and make some great embellished with «'design in silver
th ird owner o f the w ill.
I t is-,|lw o|>eiaiiig ofanotherscixiol
i u r lil.lm U
changes in the south end o f the and the figure 1. H e is No. 1 iu
year—
an iu ip n taut event for the
M r. Deen, o f Coquille, who for
Butte.
oounty next summer.
W hile « t the police departm ent of
boys
and
girls, and B ought to b e g n
- in the Coaoty. m any years made bis home
et W edderburn M r. G illin g s went troi
M r. W bilm n n fo rm erly lived in Co
oevariou of im port and significance
Langlois, wae camped with Ids ling for salmon w ith M r. Leach end
q u ille and now has tens and a daugh
to the grown tip».
fa m ily in town M onday night, re landed three— ope • 35
X .14 U O P
pounder. ter at L a n g lo is .''
-W ith ih e e o u iin g p / the new scbiatl
tu rn in g from a t r ip to E u reka, Cal. H e aeya the sport of lan din g one o f
W . R . Foote, charged w ith the y e a r,w h a t has been evolved as ad
• A ia _ A t u w
Baier the photographer, has the thews big fellows cannot be b eat
murder o f Charles W ilco x, entered a vaaced policy w ith . regard to the
í -i i t , O .E G O I.
fram ework up for a studio on fro n t
M ark Sherrard eAne down from plea ot g u ilty to n ran slaegh ikrM aa- cqnduct of the purpose of
the
street. The m ain b u ild in g is IS Bandon last week and went on down day afternoon. Judge Coke, ja pro school»?
are seeking la make
by 32 feet and w ill have a 19 loot to the Gamy place after a
¡¿ M iU S H W N
young nounci ng sen taupe Wednesday, after the aahools more practical; how much
X.
a
a n o » on one aide and a six loot horse which he has for tele.
r i i i *1 t lAäi - ' '
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M r. noon raid i t w ef not w ith in h ie have We achieved thia beyoud w h e t 1
dark room on the other.
Sherrard is agent for the G lid e auto power to extend ¡clem ency
being we could boast last y e a rf
’ u iig lo iB H o te l,
The p lankin g ou E lk river bridge mobile which be says is the beat compelled to abi<4bby the law ae laid
W » are aware th at w ithip a year
a dowu in the statutes. An indeter an advanoed step has beeu taken in
« L 'ilo , OUEUOJ^
is becoming dangerous and on aa moderate prioed car made for
counthf. it the a g io truck hag not rough ccuntry, being strong enough m inate sentenco.(tf.Lum one to fit
the one m atter of school g n id ia in g
tmen running from Sixes for the to slaad the wear and tear and teen years w^a patped.
T h a t M r. which step it o f itself of no m.«u
W -.
past two weens. Supervisor Marsh havieg auffieieot |>ower to 'd riv e it Foote w ill t * psp-pltd very roon ia value. * W e kuow, too, that there
has been progressive perseverance
would have fixed i t some tim e ago. through the saa I. O ne ol the ad the belief o f m any.
‘b ut has beer, w aiting on the m ill vantages in buying from M r. Sher
! • . ú tu
in m airaal tra in in g , and th at Ute
for the necessary lum ber.
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rard ie th at faie chop in Bandon Will
prospects for continued improve-
W
- U i i WHITE, Sr
Aouuy Public
n Uiiurd, Oregon
r7
(Coos Bay N xw t.)
M. T , W rig h t and G * b .JQ uigley
bare befn engaged, (ui t l x past week
in hauling lum ber from th e Bane
m ill on Sixes to the old Peck mines
T lie new owners o f this pro|ierty
have a sm all crew of men working
for them and are going to much ex
carry «11 the parts of this machine
eo that (he ownet; w ill be saved the
en t aluag ih a l lia e are
good.
There to th e 'g e n e ra l belief th a t
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T h e duek sett aba opened S u n d ay .
ex^mpae and delay o f seuding to the A few of the hunters secured good the p ublic rahooi»ystem ssa whole ■“ a r e ^ U 5 *
to on the progrevsive grade, abd that \ Q P 0 C k S .
S e e OUP W in d o w
ii ft v n n
trn
h V
outside for repairs.
i
a ? L m K W .
bags.
Ideally we participate in the benefit, i
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G am e W arden Baker was in Port
I'o lu l, Oregon.
On Cooe B ay D a y , a t the Eugene
O ur concern for school effioeocy !
O rford yesterday gathering io for F a ir. F. P. N o rto n s H a rry N . woo
should hinge especially upon the
ma lion relative lo the different the 2:20 psce; the best tim e being
aaiJieaS' a specially.
two points o f in d u stry ami «Risen
|«onte io putting the mine into shape kinds of birds that in h ab it the rocks 2:244
Abel la weu th e three q u a r
ship. C u lture we need not worry
to commence operation thia w inter. along the C u rry county coast. H e ter dash, lim e 1:174, ’ «>1 C harlie
about so much, for cu lture w ill f.,1 Q f n p p
'iA N L E Y
H . W . D onahueand fa m ily , ac ia follow ing the sea liae gathering Foster the h a lf m ile dasb, tim e 6 1 }
low i f there should be sound edu
what staliatics he can which
are Norm an W ilson rode the winners.
com pan ied by his father and moth
. .t u j u ;
cation o f the av erage pup il a lik -h l
er and brother and wife from Port wanted by his superiors for the pur
F ra n k H arm o n , aged 12 years,
ill insure character building o f,
land, paid Purl Orford a visit by nil to pose of determining whether or not son of 8 . W . H arm on, ol K entu cky
the
rig h t sort, and w ill tend to had '
n
«» H U G O N last week. M r. Donahue’s
folks, these rocks shall be included in a slough, w»a drowned while in s w im
to the occupation iu |jfe
toward
who were m aking him a short visit, National Bird Preserve. Just what* m ing with some other boys F rid a y
wldcb the average pupil
i 1)4.,iu ttl
R
were well impressed with the coun birds would be protected by such a nfternoon. T h e body was recovered and for which he is suited.
k s v A ’P p
C . W . Z u m w a l t , V ; Pres
1
try and enjuying their outing. H . preserve, th a t are worth protecting, ubout au hour afterwards, and a
I t to o f no use to disparage the
W ., who is independent candidate M r. Baker’s letter o f instructions physician who was present stated
‘ lord, Oregon,
E. J L o m e y , Cashier.
assumption of these broader duties
for County Clerk w ill shortly make does not slate, but i t . is presumed that the cause of the accident was
k W
P r o p r ie to r
by the schools. Ill the evolution of
a canvass o f the county to become th at it would preserve the salary of heart failure.
progress the school must have its
at least an extra official or two
acquainted with the voters.
greater share of responsibility.
■ in e«ery respect.
There
has
her
n
a
fair
run
of
cliio
M r. Baker reports everything mov
Joseph Cox and Jas Olsen came
m ust acquire the habit of experi
iug along nicely in the game TTne, nooks io the bay for some lime past
H Æ T N K < >1/* I •< k l i ’’! ’ < >} { l«'< > i< g >
Stable attached.
down from Langlois Thursday in
but the fleet of Oshihg boats ia so m enling , always a ith the one pur
and that hunters have been unus
M alehorn’s auto and in company
pose of enhancing the fu tu re u 1 fu|
u itlly careful this summer in not J laige th at firb n n ie n are m aking
Y O U R H A N K i'X ir liiJ ä iN E S S S O L IC IT E D
stage from Port Orford w ith It. W . Dean they appraised a
ness and im proving the future e.oi
1
sm
all
catches.
H
a
lf
or
quarter
the
violating the law.
i - ..Io, connecting with the
tim ber claim on E lk river th a t he
num ber of boats would probably dition of tl»e average boy and girl.
.j.U e io ln t.
longed to Chas Henderson— the
catch as much fish as is caught by W ith the beginning of each school
Resolutions.
three gentlemen having been ap
the bay and Coos ri te r fleet at pres year there should be definite ad
UPTON,
pointed by the Court aa appraisers
e o t, , . and the , fishermen would be vance in thete respects th at oould N O B A N K W IL L H A N D L E
A
lm
ig
fity
God
has
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Whereas,
PO RT ORFORD
of the tatters estate in this county. tttfcwi fr<»in our circ’et,onr loved and ,öa'i ,n 8 K<>od money instead of o n ly be noted and made a m atter of rec
UiY PU M U G ,
They placed a valuation of $3200
ord.
T
h
e
school
should
be
the
cen-
lovir.g sister,
neigh lair
Fannie H88M, and iu some instances hard •
Y C U R B U S IN E S S B E T T E R
OREGON
i ter of c iv ilizin g forces in every
the claim . Henderson died in Caughell, we, as memMYs of Battle ly that.
'•i ua» Co., Oaaooa.
:
-
¡com
m
unity.
I
t
should
be
the
pyiat
Rock
Circle,
Women
of
W
oodcraft
K lam ath county a short lim e ago.
The old report of lhe news for ihe
take this method of tendering our
at which the pulse boat o f progress
Jesse T u rn e r and fam ily returned deepest sy nipalhies in their bereave sum m er of 1870 show th at
Coos
may be oounled.— Telegram .
to their home at G old Beach the ment to hel
' er fa m ily and her friends county weather w«a very sim ilar
first o f the week after spending a in the loss they hake
____ suffered in that yenr to th^ weather of the orem
fortnight visitiii^ relatives
and her death.
V . - VO TE ÇGR
eot year.
There .were unusually
She was a loving w ife, a denh « l* avy r,iO i
A “ «“ * <n<1
the
friends in n o rth e m C u rry . Jt being
m other, a fiiend 10 a ll, and her
Waunea and Jewelry a
M r. T u rn e r’s first visit to thia sec m iioinn in life seemed to be one early part of September, followed
OI *<>rk guaranteed.
In d e p e n d e n t C a n d id a te
tion in a num ber of years he was filled with the «tenderest devotion, by warm weather, and there
was
fop y
for Watches and Fancy surprised at the changes th at had which she fu lfille d to the utmost.
considerable frost and snow the fo|
C o u n ty C le r k
W..r turned oat on abort
»She was a pure and devoted Christ lowing winter. The northern flig h t
taken place. Besides the new build
lan ami it is but fittin g we should
ings that had gone tip in both Pori say:
■Maw*
of ducks was al»o earlier in Ihe fall Has had years of experience in office
Di ii L xM ixM i, Oaaooa.
Orford and Langlois be mentioned
o
f ’79, and silrereide salmon were work’ “"d “ old enough to properly
She lias done her bidding here,
plentiful in the bay aud Coquille handre Y0D* business*
in worda o f praise the new road be
’
Angels dear,
B i'ii l lö ,
J*Gceiveda,La,rge Shipm ent otStone
■Port Orford Furniture & Hardware
hotel ,
GHM AKER
H. W. DONAHUE
-VM. ELLIOTT
UUNNIFF, JK.,
Minerei Surveyor
O—
.n fie District ol Or*
goa.
tween the two places and said that
the dairym en around Langlois had
cleared up much land in the last
faw years.
B. W . Dean and the
A u b u ry
brothers have their boats b u ilt and
everything in
readiness
to
com
mence fishiog in the Sixes as soon
as the fall run of salmon
starts,
Bear her perfrol soul abova,
Seraph of the skies. Sweet love.
Good she was and n’en from youth
H e r pute m ind was seen to soar.
A nd her soul was wed to tra th .
T ake her thins forevermore— for
ever, evermore.
W illis T. W hitx , Sr.
S arah J ohnston .
E lla K xapp .
which w ill probably not be u n til
Card of Thank«.
»m it M a y C<
another rain. As the stream has
not been fished much for a num ber
Mere words cannot express our real
rs^-ued, hereby give no-
of years there should be a good run. heart-felt appreciation of the tender
a convey a 11«, trona the
w ill be hauled by loving care given our beloved wife and
tel-mis and water lots in The salmon
mother during her last illness and the
team
every
other
day to
Bandon
I ort Orford, Oregon, on
attentive acta and sympathy to us at
II eh a part of the w harf snd shipped in ioa to Ooos
Bay. her death, all of which has done so
■
nt my consent. A ll These gentlemen w ill Ash on front- much to fortify us in our great sorrow.
.-«-l y warned not to drive
sgs belonging to C. W . Z u m w a lt, We take thia means in an humble e n -'
in any manner what-
deavor to thank yon, one and all, and to
>)«- ahds or water lots, w hile Chauncey W oodruff w ill have
yon we do appreciate am
his
nets
out
a
t
the
Hughes
placo
kaa. A bxa C. D a n .
forget.
Porttoad, Oragon. »
near the moufh of the river.
The C avohbll family.
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Sept. 17. Address the Registrar for catalogues descriptive
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the Schooto of Edueattoa, ~
Music.
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W rite us for P rices or a.ny Inform a
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