The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, October 14, 1914, Image 3

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The attention of lh«*a having oo-
»»unta at that >lure. « « H t o
the
notion uf Cheever A Boa ma u ran
thia iaaua.
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Bandon, Ore.
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Frao<1» Nordbarg, who haa been doing nicely.
7* m.
° * “*• 9**°® b* eh f* «*• “ ‘•J *rto k
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P**1 ••» •ra l aaootba, baa returned to boot« pa peri.
« * » Port Orford. M r. N ^ d tn rg did
i t r j well nt the work, nod expvota
n troll to return within a tow wenke and
r, and returns openftioue.
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lad on
Kd Gallier and Mr. Bolton, of
Bandon, »pent aavaral days in Port.
Orford ai/wa our laat iaaua. Three
•*•*>•» geutivinvn both believe in the fu-
1 day ture of thia auction, and i f our pro-
U> that pi« meet them half way in tbeir ef
etorme fo rla lu advance the interest« of ,
6 northern C oiry, i t will probably
Bm result in the investment of capital
* tbia l ^a t W«» mean much to tbeoounty.
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A . J.
Huffman,
8 alo o n Licenses Re
Denmark Mercantile Co.
Store
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your
Boyle Jewelry Co.
EXPBRT HAND IN Q R A VK B 8
£ B. BOYLE, Mgr.
Photo No. 614
nd of
therly
itened
re on
to Agnaes, arresting three h a lf
breeds at that place who were want
ed a t Crescent City. The arreeled
men were from Smith River, Cal.,
but wa did not learn what offenaa
Wad- ***** wer* * * » rfcd with. '
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“ ¡J to lt th ’ T ^ l d f ”
fain brother Jobe R., before the (a t
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T b . in jto litm H e la a loyal Republi
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To better accommodate onr glowing trade
and increasing number of patrons we have
been compelled to add to onr general stock
of D ry Goods, Groceries and Provisions, as
follows: Hardware, D airy Supplies, Stum p­
ing Powder, O ils and Paints, F arm in g Im ­
plements of a ll kinds, including McCormiok
Mowing Machines and the celebrated Web­
ber Wagons, etc., etc. And don’t overlook
onr up-to-date stock of M en’s and Boys’ C loth­
ing, Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ Dress Goods,
Cigar», Pipes, Tobacco, Candy, Nate and N < /
tions, Boiled Barley, Grass Seed and Seed
G rain.
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cation. But the liquor busino«. of-
too big an opportunity for the
accomodation of their vieiou« opera
liona in connection with women and
girls. 1 charge that if ever the nu
clcus of a white »lave truffle exists
hom eat’ w a d d i u T f t o . ririt with ^
ito re
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sheriff of Del I
■***‘ Norte county, California, came up J
UOrl ' to O d d Beach last Tuesday and in this city that c^hnot ba used as
o have made a night trip up Rogue r i’ er j »n adjunct for tbair vicious organi-
Bandon, Ore.
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The Placo W here T m Get a Square Deal
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Have wo repaired
watch! T ry us.
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hte^hW rea
ooa Rae
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Boyle Jewelry Co
a on h i. w .y north.
HOTEL seaside
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« « » « it « ! r-u to to opwat. with,
^ U t e t o ^ w .y b .\u c o re a f« ||y
,uch u« *r* 11*» * u by ®*n®»11-
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pom
NOT ON
HAND
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»Thia la not an dtock upoo Ugi
W ill White, who boa Bbarge of Mmala liquor traffic.
tbe Maeteay ranch a t Wedjlerburn,
peated down (ba ooast one day laat
work with several band of rosy» D ur
ham bulla which ba purchased in
northern Curry and oo the Coquille.
H e w « driving them to the « o n -
O n n s n s TAKM N
Ilia
a t r i a l o rd e r
an a<-
tack “Pon a ria « , sad I w ill venture
* * y that one erim inally Inclined
tolooo keeper, sueh aa Joe Conab,
wi« tonka more prohibition vote*
in tke-elty of Bandon than nil the
preaebere, evaogelUu aad d ry ore-
JAS. S. CAPPS
M psay’a ranch, where this broad o f tort th at eouid ba brooghi here io
nettle w ill ho run tor ehoaga and <•“ /■ * » - ’’
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irhad
Bwr
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PMrpo«ea- The Durham ware
“ And so long aa I am t k y atty,
•K* tth r aM*to *« **«• oouotry in ’ ■ <*»*• »own I will toaeh absolutely
early days, but of later years « W e 80 "tone unturned within the limit« I
of the old .took la left. The m ix-
ing o f the Jersey baa had aonsidere
M e to do with injuring the prion»?
href cattle in this motion, and M r.
Maotony'a return to the Durham w ill
no doubt have a beneficial effect in
thia regard. And aa that gentle
mao w ill bnild a obeese factory oo
" * r hia Rogue river holding* in the
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**** lo v m u H n i should also
“ , ba profitable along thia line a« the
‘ **‘* Durham are a prolific milker aad
***’ well adapted to thia climate.
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1, the undersigned, hereby give no­
tice that I have a oouveyaaoe irom the
Patentee to tideUnda and water lota in
the Harbor of Port Orford, Oregon, oa
a portion ol which a part of the wharf
is erected wlttaoat m y consent. All
parties are hereby warned not Io drive
piles or trespass in aay manner what­
soever on said tidelanda or water tote.
Man. A x x a O c D abv .
Portland, Oregon.
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Wood and Iro n W ork prom ptly done at a
Beasonabla prioe. Y o u r patronage solicited.
Court, a t which thaw aay pacsoa iatar-
ostod la auoh aatato .may appear «ad
file objeettona ttoreto la writing aad
contest the same.
Dated thia Cth d h jrri Oototor, »14.
AM ES 8. JOHNSTON,
A dm iaiatntm ol the aatato of WU-
iUm W ittwar, dooeased.
*>■>«*• u»uva about thia
lhaB • ® an w*>o haa had I
»"rnad into perpetual dark
tb il to°a«ler? The follow
taben froln ben<l a Hand j
There is also a good wagon road at published in
'' Soklay leading to M yrtle Point.
Salem:
the
peniten
Such a road would be of benefit
“ Speaking of parole v l
to tbe entire county, more partiou- ««cord» prove that whisky
larly, of eourm to the north and, c*u»e of moat violators fi
although mapy beneficial effects ,heir oWifia»ioe. I f It were
would be felt,by the Ooouty In gen >w* i ’quor the number of
etui. M ail would arrive at Port n,<"1 making good would at
Orford oae day earlier. People go- 82 P*r c* n l >"•»•*« of 70.
Ing to tbs outside could reach the proposition, tbia self aam<
railroad from bare in a tow hour*, queeiion. A community
Stock and produce from all over tbe C* D<MI • “ loort »u »aka gen
oouuty could be gotten to tbe rail- wo,>l an« • * • « * * ,d* OT
road easily for shipment,
and for every dollar rueei
The road oan easily ba made tbe »>>a» ■><*»«, »aid OOtumuui
beat Utoroughfara if f tbe county. »0«“ « M in taking caiWWf
I t would wind along the river on a aulta-
»«•»’• h«A <* tb ,
very easy grads without a single ■ fa d . and i f you exami
h ill of any oonaequanoa to coutend nnurl records o f your coon
with. Gravel is everywhere abun- j
b* »un*««l t>i find that
danL This would make the road ' <*"» ° f a« crime oan be tn
the rams both winter and summer
Look ft up if you
and would give auto aervica from »***• •»•tem enl.*
here and Langlois tbe year round
to the railroad.
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The people living along the route
of the proposed road are w illing to
donate liberally in work. I t la un
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the local paper my
dervtood th at tbe eounty w ill be thanks and deep r * ^ 1***^ to i
arked to build fi or 8 miles of this who ao kindly aseiatod in the d
road at an e»timated cost of fi 10,000 bari* 1 of “ J mottor, Elixabetl
i and those liv in g enroute and m ore1 W* lt' v j * *
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directly Interested w ill do the rest. " *
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One of our riohest limbered and
mineral »eelions as well aa tbe littlo
settlement of Eckley, t . M w practi
Hofee la f t I
cally isolated from the rest of C urry
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county. A wagon rood to Eckley
Afi those who are swing ua ,
w ill make them an aseet of Curry
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where they belong instead of C o o t! ¿ e
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county. And the other benefits to n»« «■,.
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ba derived from such a road are »o be grateful to those who will
great that any who have the welfare ‘ ’ rith B’1" request. Our taraw
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Wagons and Buggies for Sale, kept in Stock
also Agent for A ll Kinds of Fanning Im -
plements; McCormiok Mowers, etc.
Whisky Makes Criminals.
W agon Road U p 8 I x m .
A move is on foot to taka the
( matter up with the County Court
of b u ild in g , wagon road up Six.«
river to ounnac| g ith the railroad
J C. A. Smith is buildiag to Eckley.
ith in g
o f the oouuty at heart ill hesitate, d* ¥* * * ** * ?
to oppose it, sod it* building should.
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not arouse any «actional feeling,
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O ffic e re:
A J. Marna, President.
A . A . J amibbok , Y im President.
Man. W a.U iu.isoa, ”
N O R TH BE ND, OREGON
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J . H . ZcMwahv, Secretary.
Mas. A. 8. JoaxsroK, Treasurer.
aancracrvaraa or
8 A 8 H , D O O R 8 A N D M O U L D IN G 8
GLAS8
H IG H G R A D E IN T E R IO R E IR IS II
I-RICBS WAfl.KD OR AFPLICATION
Timber Claims.
H ave you aay to offer, or do yoa
cuow Of anyoue who haa? I dtoin
to purchase. Angus G. Mackay
Beat Evtata Agent, Port Corel
Michigan.
DxrABncnrr or n s Is ra u o a
K N A PP HOTEL
United States Land Office,
Bmebnrg, Oregon, July u , »1«.
I»<mca o r ArrucATios ron P atskt
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Application No. 096«.
Notice 1» hereby given that Ueorg»
D . fiUgtoef Port Orford. Oregon, haa
Port Orford, Oregon,
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K IN A . V P
P r u p r ie to
Elrst-claea in every respect.
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W. A . WOOD
A T T O t tM M Y A T L A W
t 's w
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G o*d Feed 8 tab to attached.
W. M ., to-wlt:
Beginning a t the I See. comer be-
We run the Stag« from Port Orford
i t
W ., k . M , fanning thence on south rln Dalryville, qonnecUng with the
boandsry line of the Elgin home-ten<1 Stage to M yrtle P o in t
Notice to Creditors.
• ‘ i f - * * L ‘ 7 r i * to S e wmt lin T of
' la tm « O oi'lT r Coder or tub 8 ta t « or said homestead; thence 8. 4.30 che.-
thence 8.. «4 deg. R. » »
to i
Oaaooa, ron Tan Cooxnr o r Cvnar.
Ptem 10 chr. 8. <41 See. comer t ^ e h
I In the Matter ol the Eetato off
S il
11 ’ I T ? * • * eha- »"
I James Mouucnr, deceased.
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West boumlaiy line of Olive Hansen >e
| Notice U hereby given that tbe un­ timber ea tm ;tto n c a N 10 eha.; thence
dersigned has beau appointed adminto « • “ ‘i * \ * - f * * * i toeooe 8. 7Jdeg.
towtonin«; ooS- u o i a H e a c i i , u p e g o i
trator of the estate of Jamas Mouoaar,
daaoamd, by tbs Judge o( the above
Hu did not need an ab­
court.
A ll persons havaig claims
c u i o m tolng
i cUtna«. T lte rw i.n o
against said estate are required to pre- adjoining
stract; he had a W arranty
known vein o r hide of value-benrine
■ent their claims to me a * CM Lewis rook
in tdaen. I t la no< taken t o T w Z
Dead. Afterwards he found
Building, Portland, Oregon, or at the
ttre -a :
office of J. B. Staanard, Clerk uf tbe
there was A lien against the
above court, a t Gold Henoit, Uiegun,
place
for $1280, whieh he
duly verified with proper vulM-here
bad to pay. Thia itappened
therelor. within six m„n to after the
<1*10 of U mi Ilfv t pabliotlwii uf tfeto
in G urry eounty last year.
HOLD BKAC8 . OREGON.
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52 , O ,"»5, OrT°°*
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M oral : G et an abstract and
M<K i m . i t I t i a
Adpiinistraaor uf Urn e r ta te uf
be lure.
GKORUE M . BROW N,
D E N N IS C U N K ir P , JR.,
Lep. U. 8. Minerei SarrejAf
Surveyor for the Dietriut wi O r­
egon.
QwM Deueh.
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Otggwa
A T -ro n N E Y
Within the time nrcatribed by law, wiu>
Kegtstor ef the United Mat*-« »mml
Uffico at Itaeeburg. In the onunty of
Mouglas and Rate of Oregon, they will
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rirtne of the provision»
of sold statute.
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RORKNl'RO O RffhOV
W J I.T .8 T O L L , A tty , at L e e
M in in g L»W n Specinlty
J. M. Urrow.
B«iii«tor. C o k e U ld g . M a k s m e ix u ), O l