T owb and County.
Frank Clarno and son at Wadder
burn, ware In tow« Monday.
Commercial Club meets tonight.
Everybody invited.
Bandon, Ore.
School House
Should Have?
Twenty-two Years
Ago
Heating Plant.
Tbs
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(bs Fart Orford Tribune o f October 4,
CABBY A FU LL STOCK OF
The opening o f our public school 1332, Walter
Tbs Loaeks saw m ill shut down D. M. Moore, a daughter.
w ill soon be here. Sight months j
Saturday for the season.
In tbs public schools of Bendon, work lie ahead o f tb« pupils of ibis
„
.
.
H«®kW *rrm s were never
A. A. Jamieson has moved bis which upon on Sept. 24th, 22 in * district, five of which pto * stormy
fam ily into bis new cottage on Or-
winter months. The d litrlo t ha. ,
“ ».» “ present,
struetora will be employed.
•gon street.
the suiiliwg Oountc
Rather a peculiar accident hap provided an excellent school build j
<*f John R. M iller, of Rogue
Frank VseCsmp, the Socialist pened In Bandon reeeetly when ing and the pley grounds are aiu j
The new "Laurel” pattern
Orator, will speak in Leaeve’a hall one ol E. B. Tbrgt's big team horses pie, but one thing has not been p r o - 1 Kiv«r, on our streets yesterday.
sterling silver, and
Saturday evening.
Quality can't ba
The Teacher's Institute, meets in
became frightened and with his shoe I vided, sad that Is s healthful, or
I even suocemful, meats ef heating Port Orford Oct. 19tb, and promises
beat. G iv eita trial. I nitials
Mias La era Hutton is spending a , whipped a small rook through a
few weeks visiting with bar sister, • 100 plate glass window in the Hub ‘ i the school rooms. The wood stovy io be a success in every particular.
is one corner of a large room not The program appears in this issue.
clothing store.
H ave we repaired/^your Mrs. Geo. Guerin, at Langlois.
only makes the pupils sittiug dose
Born, at Port Orion), Oregon,
Report says R. D. Hum e has
w atch ! Try us.
uncomfortably warm while those
only {»eked about 9,000 cases of
August 81,1914, to Mr. and Mrs. Portland Business M en Visit
in tiie opposite side o f the room are
T . J. Fromm a Dun tO lb. baby
salmon (luring the present year.
P o rt O rford.
suffering with ould but adds im
girl.
-
The usual pack is from twenty to
f purities
’-vaaewea w
saw ro
s« m
asas »w
mww kUC
to v »
the
air
and
lakae
the
EXPERT HAND ENGRAVERS
C. C. Chapman, president o f the life and M ap out of the ohi Id ran. th irty thousand oases.
Ben Huy 1, the Bandon tnnrorial
, i V«*. m . * u , I
VT ___ _
sr——
We regret Ip learn that our old
artist, accompanied by his father Portland Confinarciai Club, O. U. Then again, it is practically iinpoa
K. H. BOYLE, Mgr.
^Pfeone No. 614 and mother, passed through tewn Plummer, secretary and treasurer aible to fix a stove in an exposed friend E . D. Phelps and his estitna
yesterday on an snto tobr into C a l of the Portland Stock Yards com building along thia coast so tbst it We lady have determined tó remove
W ecAny^
I I I _ - a _____I_____ - X ___ f - _ - I — - .
.
f r f l l l t f \ l a * ( * a r M ..
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aa
KA
pany, and W. H. McVay, credit __
ifornia.
■ • k
will not smoke during some storms from Curry county, and <»eJ- offer
— f4
department
of
the
Marshell-W
elle
ing
their
real
a
u
d
personal
estate
I t is safe to say that lbs effiotvjiuy
A. B. Carey was up from hid Cor
! Hardware company, were prominent
of our school thia winter would be for sate.
bin ranch yesterday, and again the
T u ib u x b fa m ily was re m e m b e re d ;' r Port
° r J ' Orford visitors one day last increased 20 per cent by a system
The Steamer, E m ily, Capt. Roh
ik
i-
.
!
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•
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:
,
i
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week.
these
gentlemen
had come
that wopld provide uoiform heal arts, arrived from the city at five
X *o t-t O r f o r d , O i* o g fu i*
Ibis time with spmc choioe apples
into Cons county with a delegation and ventilation.
and pstita prunes.
,
o’clock Saturday morning, landing
of Portland business men, and were
Town iota and acreage treats lor
A tax o f l mill on the dollar will seven or eight tone of freight end
Robt. McPhillamey and wife. R. on their way south with the inton-
install a heating aystem in the Port three passengers. She was heavily
A good ranch o f 140 a c re , on E lk M. Smith (Buekskin Bob), Eddie ti«« of making the swisg around by
Orford school. A special sohonl laden having on hoard 80 tone of
riv e r, good buildings and orchard, is Divelbite and O. J. Mather, were Crescent C ity and Grants Paas.
meeting can be called, the tax voted, borax, taken on at Lone Ranch,
acre« u n d er p lo w . A good ranch tor visitors in town from upper Sixes
They expressed themselves as es
and the plant installed before the 150 tons of railroad iron for the
a sm all d a iry , sheep or hogs. Price the first of the week.
pecially well pleased with the unde- winter storms set in. Thia effects
and term s reasonable.
Oooe Bay Roseburg Railroad, and
Veloped
resources found in Coos and not only the efficiency of the school,
Messrs.
Mandigo
and
Smith,
bus
Also Saw M ill, in good ru n n iu g or
a number of tone of freight for Coos
der, capacity IS M ., S m iles from town. inoss men of North Bend, a fte r ¿ ta r Curry counties.
but the health of the children. Talk Bay merchants.
T h is m ill «rill be eotd a t a bargain.
ing spent a boar a month camped
it up, encourage the directors tor ’ County scrip was se llin g a t8 5 d e
with their families here and at Hix
A T h u n d e r 3torm .
call tits meeting and the thing will
a l Geld Beach last week.
P í r t O r f o n l l W i m l C l ü l ) as river, have returned home. Thsy
be don«-
thoroughly enjoyed ibeir outing.
George Forty and associates, who
Last week excitement ran high
over
a
reported
nsysi
battle
are otter huntiug, are camping at
soms-
W . O. Corbin was in from hrt up
Circuit CoartNotes.
O tRcarsj
Ophir Beach. They had secured
Sikes ranch last week with the first where between Capo Blanco and
A J . Massa, Prealdent.
Coos
Bay,
the
“eaiinonading”
being
eight
fine skins when most of them •’T
The
grand
ju
ry
failed
to
find
a
ripe tomatoes of tbo season to ap
A. A J AMineoN, Vk» Prealdent.
pear an the Port Orford market, and heard»al both three points. I t was true bill against Riley 1 Cooley for got caught on the ju ry , which tern
Mas. WM.Giu.iaaa, " - ”
3 . H. Z im h alv , Secretary.
they hardly appeared as they were reported as a fierce battle, lasting 4 the murder of Thoe. Van Pelt at potarily put a stop to their fun.
Mas. A. 8. J ohmstom , Treasurer.
sold almost before “ Dad" struck hours, and some who were listening Cheleo over 15 years ago, and Con
W hile at Gold Beach we had the
claimed they oould toll when broad isy was discharged and his bonds pleasure of meeting our old friend
town.
Ctnb nieets First, Wednoaday In ench
sides were being fired.
men released. Doyle, the detective Fred Swagg, the Robinson Crusoe
«uonth. AU amnhers invitod to attend
Mrs. P. J. Lindberg left nn a
Investigation has failed to dis- -who worked up the evidence that
meetlnga.
of Chetno. Fred has a pleasant
visit to Coquille last Saterday morn
clove any evidence q( a battle but caused Cooley’s arrest,land Higgins, home on one of the large rooks ia
ing, accompanied by her two grand
several have testified to there being the Grants Pass hank « s h ie r who
Tobacco and Cigar Salaaman wsntod
Cbstoo harbor, surrounded by M bs *
children. Miss R ita and Master Tom
a thunder storm at sea on that day. claimed he paid Cnoieji 8500 short, •»is, fish, crabs, s«it water, and
to Advertiee. Bxperienceunnecesaary.
Lena,
whe-bave
been
visiting
with
•10Q monthly aad.. T^s veling Kapea
I t seems more than likely that ly after the killing of Van Pelt, did
many or the other luxuries of life.
nsa. Advertise Bmoking.
Chewing their grandparents here for the the disturbance was nothing more
not appear before the grand ju ry . He raises a good garden, has a nioe
Tobacco, Cigarettos, Cigars. Bond to pest two months and' are now re
than summer tbundar, which, etrik I t is understood that much evidence
atamn for faU
meadow, aqd lives as happy eg a
turning horns to attend school.
iug upon straining oars brought vis woe introduced tending to show
clam, with no one to annoy
_Mrs. W m . Gaufitleu left Gold ions of Japs and Germans and bad
who killed Ai Coolidge aad wound rtelte afraid.
NO TRESSPASSING.
Bsneh Inst Wetfaesday, via. West sli-the sounds of a terrible battle.
-,y
ed “ B ill" Smith, shortly before Van
Rev. B. B. Pauli, o f the Metho-
Fork, for bar homo in Seattle, W ash.
Pelt was killed, and that an indite
diet Epiroopal Church, preached at
She w ilt to followed Itaer by ^er W. H. .WU»on, RacHYOR Good
vroold b ats « lie d
husto»d, who fs onto uv bA*ineee;al
for on« in the .other. T liu would Christ Church In P ert Orford Sat
O
ffe
r.
Gold
Broth.
Ttohr
fliarfy
friends
„ ______ ____htkab-
urday evening, Sunday and 8unday
have opened up the aid sores. of a
. w ise » i l l he prosecuted to the fa ll ex
hope to see them return and again
evening. The last Methodist Con
tent £ the tow.
The following item from the fued, cost the county 3, laige sum,
make their tiom i in Curry.
ference set opart a new circuit, con
C. W. ZUMWALT.
T rin ity Journal of Weaverville, with-very little liklihood of a con
eisting of the tqrritory from Bendon
Sixps R iver, Curry County, Or.
The Rustler is due from Coos bay
California, will be of interest Pi our viction in either case.
to Gold Beach, and M r. P auli has
to take on board about 12 tons of
readers, as M r. Wilson grew to man
George Meyer and E. C. Eggers,
M
been assigned to labor in ibis new
wool held for shipment hen* by W .
hood in Curry county, and learned the men who killed their compan-
T . W hits 8 r„ going thenoetn Rogue the first ruiiimeots of the printers* *•»«•* while hunting in die mountains field. He w ill be located on the
Hafve you any to offer, or do yot
Coquille, and, the weather permit
river where M r. White has about 9
know of anyone who has! I deein
trade iu the Tribune olfioe. when - of C urry, were tried and acquitted.
ting, will make regular rnothiy vis
tons
more
ready
to
ship,
and
other
to purchase. Angus G. l'a c k a j
T h e Roe
” * Publl"her Th<
Lydia Olsen of Langlois, w.s
its as far south ss Gold Beech.
parties hold several tons,
R e al;E state Agent, Port C unt
t tn
P r in te r, as a publication, is granted a divoroe from Jle. P. Ol Appoiiiti^entx will beduly publish,
tier wil^take the entire lot to Hkn
work of art, and a'h 'Unsolicited [ sen, and W illi.m Clerk of Harbor,
Michigan.
ed. Rev. Pauli ia an eloquent and
Francisco.
offer to act a. its editor is a h ig h ' was granted a divorce from ¿»mine
attractive apeeker, and hat the abil
K lire between the lake and E lk compliment to the skill and ability 1
* K ” De8. Liats »-1215, -1218,-1243 -1384
C la rk .
| ity to accomplish much good io the
R e s to ra tio n T o E n try o f Lands to river caused considerable uneasiness that ••Wade’ ’ has acquired in hie
The appeal from the hoard of aervice of the Lord.
N a tio n a l F o rest.
for fear that it might jum p the lake profession. The item follows;
Notice is hereby given tlia t the lands
equalisation
of the Sou I hern Corry
and threaten the town during the
Knapp's H o tel.
“ W. H . Wilson, of the Journal
described below, embraei ng 206.04 acres
Borax
company,
irvulted in their
w ith in the Siskiyou N ational Purest, psst several days. Sunday it took force, has been highly complimented
1 taxes beiug 1 educed from 94,500 to
O iego o, w ill be subject to settlement a number of fighters to keep it from
O f every house our rocky coast.
in being offrred the position of edi
a n a entry under the provisions o f the
•2.185.
Where the way-worn traveler raps,
homestead laws of the United States destroying the home of A. G. M il tor of the Pacific Printer and Pub 1 ™. .
and the act of Jun e 11, W06 (34 S ta L ,
Usher, the leading monthly of d m ’
»" U»« case of Dr. F . jJ The one we ell enjoy the most,
ler.
Cloudy
weather,
with
a
south
333) a t tint U n ite d States land offlee at
Is commonly known aa Knapp's
Roseburg. Oregon, on August 1ft, 1314. erly breese th a t threatens rain, has Pacific coast devo’ ed to the pri|Jl. I ^ " Ite .n .n n , charged of practicing
A a y settler who was actually and in relieved the situ atio n.
The “ Em ily” came some days ago.
ere art, th . offer coining u n e o h c ite d ^ iT 1^ " “ w‘lb<>ut “ liceoM-
“•
good fa ith c la im in g any ot said lands
And brought three hunters into tow n:
liberating 21 hour« stood 10 to 2 for
f a r a g ric u ltu ra l purposes p rio r to J a n .
The R a n d o lp h came into port
Three Frisco boys were not so slow,
1, 13 a , and has not abandoned same,
acquittal
and
the
case
against
Jhe
But what they made it fast for Brown.
has a preference rig h t to m ake home Sunday evening an<i the following
Ir a 8 u lliv a n Recaptuted.
Dr. was dUiniaeed.
stead entry for the lands a c tu a lly oc day unloaded considerable freight
Born, (a Gold
August 28, 1914, to Mr.
Oregoe.
M m .1
ra KSS vcb
ww
P o r t O r fo r d , O reg o n
Boyle Jewelry Co.
Denmark Mercantile Co.
Bandon, Ore.
,
The Place Where You Get a Square Deal
J. D. Loucks
To better accom m odate our growing tra4e
and increasing number of patrons we have
been com pelled to add to our general stock
of Dry Goods, trroceries^yjH Provisions, as
follows:. Hardware, D airy Supplies, Sturap-
ing4»owder, O ils and Paints, F arm in g Im
plem ents of all kinds, including M cCormick
M owing M achines and the celebrated W eb
ber Wagons, etc., etc. And don’t overlook
our up-to-date stock of M en’s and B oys’ C loth
ing, Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ Dress Goods,
Cigars, Pipes, Tobacco, Candy, N u ts and N o
tions, Rolled Barley, Grcss Seed and Seed
Grain.
O rders
N. 6 degiWea E ., 4.4U «he ; e x tru d in g
thence 8. 83 degrees \V , 30 s h e .; theece
8 . 30 a h a .; tfaenOe « . 7» degrees K., UI.7M
Oka.; thenoe N. 3 deitreea W ., 27.SO
che., to the place of l» g in u ln s , Hated
upon application of M arshall ffr.y, Ag-
nees, O re g o n ; L ia t 3-1313. A ll o f Lot
a exoept the E M Sec. tq, T . 34
R . 11
W., 13.14 acres, appileatiou ofCliaa. K.
»Tow n, Illa h e , O re g o n ; U a t tt-1218.
L ot A the E f N E f N W /, Sec 32, T . S3
8 ., R. I I W., 86 33 ocree, application of
C . W . S in uig er, c Z o. O e o T . Delivery,
Roseburg, O regon, L is t 3-1243.
A
tract of 130.70 oorea, w ith in what w ill
probably be when surveyed Sec. 2L T .
36 8., H. I l W., described se follow «:
B cgluniog a t C orner No. L Identical
w ith Corner N o . S. <J tlie Robert Ed-
gren c la im , whence the Bowtheeet Cor
ner o f see. S3 I'. M 8 , R. I t W ., bear«
d. 10 o l « , 8 . 27.40 cha., end 8 . 32 de
grees 68 m in. W , 171.AT oho.; extend-
log thence E . 10 a h a .; theaoe 8. ST de
grees E ., IV . t> « h a ; thworo » . 34.1st
che.; thence 8. 33 degrees W ., 33.SJ
eha ; thence 8. St' Che, thence 8. 40 de
grees E ., I3 .M qha., to the place o f be
g in n in g , application of E d . W alker,
Ix n e a a , 1 >regon; L is t 6-1364. M ay 13.
1S14. O. M. Raves, Assistant Commi»-
lio n e r of the General la n d O&ce.
4-1» Deg.
War Notes.
thia coast country to stay. He has, oording to bis own story he tuok •
with hiwi a registered Clydesdale j boat end crossed Rogue river end
stallion, with which he expects to ' started up the coast. He became
make tripe into this vicinity
»■«•ron.
next
thrown hack, and the hope of
• Paris lies in the great Kus-
lost
a l‘ 8
rm y a
d v a n c in g onto
|(b*t awd
aud finally took
iu 8’
sidn
army
advancing
look refuge in
Sheriff Bailee's k.rn
sheriff
barn ab,,ot two Berlin from the north.
miles north of the river. Leaving]
o u t of B detachm ent of
? nt ere'1 °W ln‘° 2000 E nglish so ld U is engag-
Ex-County /udge Bailey ia now
enjoying a via,I With hla relatives
. .
o- .
,,
and many friends in thia vicinity Cedar Fork where he wa» seen eev-
e r .ld .y a leter end word newt to
° ne
3 0 >re
The Judge ia looking very well and
a re
says he feels better than he hoe for the sheriff Deputy B. W. Dean i
many months. His fam ily is now a t Port Orford had been notified]
S e v e r a l sm all naval en-
in Ashland, where they w ill »top of ihe man’s whereabouts and m gagem ent have resulted in
this winter, aad if they e ll like the oompnny with T. J. Fromm were . victories for the E n glish.
p ie « aa well se they now think
lh‘
Mweden « m eb llitin g her
they will, Ike Judge will buy prop beaten to the quarry by the sheriff ___
.. .
. , t
.»
» she fighte she Will
erty there end probably make it and b i. deputy. Sulllven offered
his futnre home. The Judge drove 00 resist a nee when arrested, fan J D '11 the allies,
Italy seem s to be on th e
ia in Ids Ford, and says the road said that the seme parties who help |
great record o. eurre, -.aw over the mountain is a beautiful , «d him break ja il would still help verge of takin g up arms with
quai.cd io mcdicai hietory, provae
drive though is places very
R o o d * S a n a p ari I, a pceeeeace roaril
l*’’ den- him and that he would never J»e the a llies against G erm any
kno w n to any other M E D I C I 1 1. gerous.— Gold Beach Globe.
ijtakea to tbe peuiieuita^- alive.
and A ustria.
M
A
And made the ladies scream.
A tonbark team was on the way,
The river yawned below;
The ladies thought that judgment day.
Was coming none too slow.
Safe back a t home these folks returned.
Thanks to this earefal man;
Gratitude in their hearts has burned.
Deny it you who can.
I f advice 3 t any time you need -
The Legal ligh t a t thia Hotel
W ill from all danger le a d ,,
The fee charged will suit quite well.
This ends the tale of thia hotel.
Ite landlord and its guests.
Some other day we’ll try to tell
The hietory o f the rest.
P ros,
GENERAL
W agons and B uggies for 8ale, kept in Stock,
a lio A gen t for A ll K inds of Farm ing Im
plem ents; McCormick Mowers, etc.
Wood and Iron Work prom ptly done at a
Reasonable price. Y our patronage solicited.
B E E H E R JE SS
P o r t O r f o r d , O r © g o ix
NORTH BEND MANUFACTURING COMP ANT
N O R TH BEND, OREGON
MANUFACTURERS of
•
SA SH , D O O R S A N D M O U LD IN G S
GLASS
H I G H G R A D E IN T E R IO R F IN IS H
»•RICKS KAJLKD ON AI’PWCATION
►os»-»
LUNBER!
LUMBER!
P h y s ic ia n a n d N orgen a
Port Orford, Oregon.
K N A P P H O TEL.
P ort Orford, Oregon,
For the next 30 days I w ill sell lum- f „
bar a t the Elk River saw mill for »7 per 1
M . Leave orders here in town, or a t 1
the mill.
J. D.
L oucks ,
Gold B each , O reg o n
------------
8*r-< > p rte t o r .
*
f-4
< ’,•'/ :f
Firat-class in every respect.
Feed S ta b le attached.
W e ru n the Stage fro m P o rt O rford
via D a iry v ille , con necting w ith the
dtage to M y rtle Point. ■
Curry County Akstract-
R m K) Cunpiny.
„
K N A P P
Go»d
t e r t Orford, Or.
WM. T. STOLL, A tty, at La*
I
M i n i n g L a w a S p e c ia lt y
H e did n ot need an ub- Coke Bldg. M arshw bld . 0» ’
»tract; he had a Warranty
Deed. Afterward» he found
f-
there wag a lien against the
T R K S P A S N n o tic e .
place for $1280, which he Notice is hereby given that all par
had to pay Thia hapl*ened
» « r n e d n<« t» Miter upon 01
_
trespass In any way up*>A the premis
. in Curry oounty last year es of the undersigned near Masssl
M oral : G et an abstract and creek, Oregon.
Anyone so trvap Being wlthoat out
he sure.
G E O R G E M . BRO W N,
A T T O IIN E Y
AT
KOBRBl'RU OREtiOW
C. W. RO BBINS, M. D.
not on hand
JAS. S. CAPPS,
They hunted elk and hunted deer.
And spent their evenings on the stoop.
They visited Sm ith’s end drank bis beer
Headed by their leader Roop.
The European war has I t ’s whispered about quite on the sly,
reached such proportions (hat By those inclined to “ blarney”
T h a t when it came to say goodbye.
a weekly paper can but g iv e I t wee the hardest job for Barney.
a sum m ary o f its battle». Tbe landlord to court had been,
__ e
,
To testify on slender.
! liberty traveled but 14 miles from Each day ia an im m ense hat-
I
Geo. W . M artin, who foi many the scene of hieouibrmk. On Mon
And while absent from the inn,
tie w ithin itse lf, «attending Miss Ida to the guests did pander.
years lived at Eckley 4nd visited j day Sullivan we« convicted n f for
along
a front ofTrorh 50 to A dark eyed maiden and two more.
thia section with hirf noted horse gery, having raised a check at Chet
200
milks.
Came to the town one autumn morn;
“Thad." is camped form few days J co to pay off a pokar Jebt, and on
With hie fam ily at the lake. Some J Tuesday wm sentenced by Judge,
The German advance onto. They le ft so soon for another shore.
T h a t O rford’s beaux looked quite
• or 8 years ago Mr. M erlin moved Coke
“
to two to twenty years in the i Paris seem s irresistible, and
forlorn.
to Eugene, hut came beck recently penitentiary. Tuesday night, with late advices indicate that city
The landlord took these maids to court.
end bought gz piece near Myrtle outside help, be M wed the beta to ' is now besieged. The French
Behind a dashing team.
Point and taya that he ia back to his
h .. cell
cell window
window and
.cd escaped.
escaped. Ao
Ac- | and E n glish troops have been The well fed horses inclined to sport.
taken for anything
G iv e o s a t r i a l o r d e r
Timber Claims.
cupied. Said lands wese Hated upon
I r. 8 „ m va„ , whe
th e applications of the persona m en- for th , merchants at this pl.es,
tio n ed below, who have a preference rolling yesterday for Rogu. nvor, ja i|
G<>w
r ig h t subject to the pi tor rig h t ol any
w
ere
t
le
rest
o
er
WM
j
night,
was
recaptured 8unday morn
such aetUer, provided such settler o r
applicant is q u a lifie d to m ake home
coeaignsii for the W edderbur. , ng hy gli<jriff
-n J
stead e n try and the preierenOs rig h t la Trading company. Her coming re
zeroised prior to A a g W. 1314, 0« which
Moe« A verill in the county road
w ill be subject to settle- lieved the situation here aa our
about two miles north of Euehre
nent and entry ‘ by ’ any qualified per-
to tra r t of 6t acrea, w ithin w h at stores had been out of flour, sugar creek, having in the five days of hie
atiivAVAfl. Hw
w ill probably
irobably be whun
w
and grain for some lime,
Store
«
W. A. WOOD
A I T O 8 S B Y A T > fo á w
« O L D BEACH,- 0 R E I4 O X .
consent wlU In- prosecuted to the fall
ex te n t o f the law.
T. ts C arey,
A . B. Carey
»LL1NUY NOTICE.
The ladles wil| find a nice as
o f Spring bate e t M n . M. A. N
Port Orford, Or.