The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, January 06, 1915, Image 3

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    U t n Oocarv O odbt o r t a r S tatu or
O.IOOW, FOB TUB COC'HTT 0» C u U I ,
In tba Matter ol tbs Batata oil
Mary Nordtorg, deceased.
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The undersigned having ‘* ® * * F ’
pointed by the Ooouty Oourt of the
state of Oregoa. for C orry C m n ty , ad­
ministrator of tha rotate o f M ary
Nordberg. deceased, and having « r a t­
ified, notice la hereby g tvra to the
creditor» of, and a ll persona b a rin g
claim» against aald deceased, to pre­
sent theta verified aa required by 1*»,
within »lx months after the date of the
first publieetfon of tU a aottea to told
W R. H u rat a t hte raetdeace near Fort
Orford, Oregoa,
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W. 1 . H e m ,
Adminlatrator of tha estate of Mary
Nordberg* daeaatad-
Dated December M nd, 1»14.
Whan w ritin g don’t
data I t 111«.
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A. A. Jamieson it making
Beach a bnsinasa vialt.
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C url. w ilt of Foraat Ranger *
C a rl, arrived from Portland last bj
west, accompanied by her mother.
Coonly
Comniiteioners
Court
meets at Gold Beach today, a t which
much important county buaince«
w ill be transacted.
Raw Yrsia Cva m stajaafcl autoaan;
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P hysician and Surgeon
Port Orford, O regon.
W . H . M ER ED IT H
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Ha. M L
V e a n y m e rta .
Saturday was Ute laot trip of the
mail boat between hare and Agnate,
Coquille Sentinel: Among the
that much o f tha yowtq-frem
Beach to Dothaa dimsoniinuad * ' Coos and C arry count, mineral«
that have bean secured for axhibi-
W . W eening h « ¿te sopimat to
tfo a a t the Panama Faelfio espoei I
carry tha m ail from Agnate to Do-
tion are copper ore, iron ore, gold )
tearing quarts, bora«, coal and -
m s nod ClareWa Cangball elaya. The ooal w ill'b a abowAAn
lo v y a d t o a ««fokar a t m ira llm< shape of a fireplace find I ’
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slattossd-afoR
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_ urea chimney built with chunxa o f that
tabliah a akatiag rink oa thavaonnd m aterial. Tha fireplace w ill be I
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Hoad with Coos co u n t, brick, while I
W E D D B K B U U N , O ttB G O R
K NA PP HOTEL.
Port Orford, Oregon,
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K NAPP
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X polished M yrtle wood slab w ill
P r o p r te to »
Piret-clasa in aver, respect.
Goto Feed Stable attached
Mir. B a'ratt and wife w ill thia
week e etap heave keeping tarn p o rt-
rlly in tha Neygren boose, while
M r. Barrett is engaged la finishing
up M r. Larsen’» residenoe.
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Tha steamer Grace Dollar, which
wasdoa to arrive bare last Bator
day, to load railroad ties, was no*
able to call, on aceount of the sonlfc-
west gala, which has prevailed with
store or lass severity ever since.
calls the rare periods when thia
haa'oeeurred therefore w ithin, tha I
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il teal of artillery with' General Rob-
i art X , Las during the « v i l War aad)
d a pioMat of the northwest, died
L U M .iL e f i b b home at Lapwai,
aged T I yasra.
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lag tor the purpose of h u n t« » , fishing,
or traveling through in any shape form
a r manner, or tearing down feoepe, 01
leaving out side gates open, ar moleet-
ing personal property, will ba premeu-
M to tba fa ll extent of the law.
Wm. B . Johnson,
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Leeareof the*j»bave
" H a was a eon o f tha late O e M r
alJoaaph L s m , of tha United Biatea
.. arm y, his father, alter settling io
, Oregon, serving that state in the
United Btatee Beoate and as* its
The speciar train yreterd », after
noon carry iog hoam the Ohrirtm ar
contingent from tha Smith-Power»
camps beyond M y rtle Point, carried
about 800 fr&m M ar.hfield and 1W
ttee th at I hare a cqavoyaaoa trow t ha more joined , them a t Coquille.
V a K va N mi io IUB b I bbu O •wl'tHAwr io u in Practically evsryoM cams out from
0 « Harbor of F ort Orford, Oregon, oo
a porttoa of which « p a r t of the w harf tha oampa fur Christinas.— Cuoa
first Governor.
Coioael L o m waa
inapector in tha Indian Da part man i
daring the Otevabnd adminiatra-
between M y rtle Poiot aad Roseburg
About forty year» ago Col. Lane
is iu very tod condition, causing
u> Em pire aad made his home
considerable hard work and ax ihara f « soma years. H a tenght
pane« in tha matter of getting tha g^ooi, engaged in black »and min-
Bay Times.
The moat haady man In town is
M r. Munis, of tbs Piooear Repair
Shop. Ha w ill half tote your shorn,
repair your barnese, tin and agate
ware, chairs or furniture, and clean
your clocks, in a neat and workman
like manner, te wall at supply you
with an abundance of winter read
ing matter, in the way of light liter­
ature from b it circulating library.
John Chiltoek, who ia engaged in
cutting tire between K ik and Sixes,
had tha misfortune last Wednesday,
to severely cripple himself by eplit-
ting ora of bis toe». H a was en­
deavoring, with grant d iB cu lty, to
make hie way on foot te Port Orford
to have tha wound ¿reared by Dr.
Robbino, wbemhe was averUkea on
Jt4k River by H - T . B liw art, who,
H O T E L S E A S ID E
MEALS 2 5 CENTS
Goad Calebs.
Large, airy raaam.
Heard-ty day im meath.
Denmark Mercantile Co
Store
aa Col.-John Lass waa one of tha
rooms ok first fioor and Mrfi^ea saa-
ood fioor, wh«o oomplatad.
whom It may eoacera, set te eater ap­
es e r trespass upon the premises of L .
Knapp, for tbs purpose of bunting, or
fieblng with noon and line. Said pre-
mlaea are sltnatod on Blk River, Carry
Caaaty, Oregoa, and generally known
aa the “ Road” place.
■aid, the river from over so that
man oould walk across at W ilto n -1
villa. Hot than it waa much oold-
ar than now, hut for a ahortar - per­
iod. I t ia only the cumulative «f-
fast of tha eoid weather af the past
tea day a that has caused the for-
matioa of the Willaaaette ice sheet
tide year.— A c a -a a Omuwvxa.
• leading pioneer« of Coos eonnty.
’ aad waa well known to many at the
u pfonetrs of Curry couuty.'
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"Cofoual John Lana, a major-gra­
to a X t ^ ^ J r a e . with: four
Mattes la hereby gives to a ll parsons
OREGON
• . T h a follow lag dispatch from Law-
1 b to a, Idaho, w ill be of interest hare
lank of material, Mr. Maokraxte is (
HoW ptobing to completion the (
naw residence ha io building for X
te erected w ithout m y consent. AU
naitte» are hereby warned not to drive
piles or trespass iu any manner what-
aoerer on eahltidetend» or water tote.
M m . A » a * O. D abt .
Porttead, Oregon.
TORFO RD
memory of old man. In 18418 peo
pla arnaaed at B o o m ’ s Ferry with
teams, some m y. Aboat 1890, I t 1» I
la attended by D r. D unlap, of Gold «
Beach, who baa hopes of pollin g *
him through.
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Yfouat of unfavoraMa
banking business solicited
J site a t Butteville the peat weak re
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After «onatearabla delay oo as
Y our
The framing orer of tha W iliam I
|C. J. Baker, formas Gama War-
dan, is reported to bo In a vary sari
ous condition, caused by the h un t
tog of a blood, vaaaal in hie «wad
resulting io partial paralysis. B a E
We run the Mage from Port Orford
via Dairyvitle, oonneotlng with tbs
Stage to Myrtle P oin t
C. W. Z umw alt , V. Pres
form the mantle front and oa the
maatla w ill stand a dock with a
ease made of tha dark m yrtle wood.
Oscar Mather sod fam ily, Frank w
Cook and wife and “ Dad” Corbie at
were.among thuea who attended ■
tha Grand Ball in Port Orford Maw
Years Kva. ^
C O U H 8E L L Ü »
LAW
K v o u a o H . B o tlx , Maaager
ia now complete. ■
m atter h« vo’ heen pawing dtidd' the
coast during tha peat week— oo
doubt a o tu e of Banta UlWua* delayed dl
stock.
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AT LAW
AT
BOLD BEACH. OREGON.
The survey far tbs paw road be­
tween here and the Bagnell k«rry
The editor of the Tribune left
last weak for a butineae visit to
Gold Beach, expecting to return
Town lots aad acreage tracts lor
next Friday or Saturday.
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C. W. R O BB IN S, M. D,
ATTORNEY
E. J. L o n ey , Cashier
although there wee ant aa m a n , in
attendance aa there waa Xmas.
BealEetate
Provision has been made in tha
A good ranch of 1*0 acre» on E lk
river, rood building» and orchard, I t river and harbor b ill for tha survey
acre» under plow. A good ranch for of Rogue River bar and entrance«
a «mall dairy, aheep. or bog«., Prioa
looking to future
Improvement.
aafi terms reasonable.
Large quantities of parcel« port
Also Saw M ill, in good rnaAtug ftr-
W. A. WOOD
mmh
P o r t O r f o r d , Of^jgpom
ATTORHBY
Can fam ish you with all the
L 3 U I8 S P A R L IN G ,
latest sad most up-to-date
Port Orford, Or.
articles of Jowalry at city
pvioee.
*»X-. mie I v a / fb»a> *<a fhiftfo fi -»»rWtot«
CatWart’r. cur« costati pa t.>n («tr«»«*
We carry ao old stock ON > Cfofodf
a. Me I f C .f l C f ik l 4 r r « ris ta - - r .» 4
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H A N W T ANY TIME.
Wstph repairing that gives
catirh satisfaction is the re-
» u iio f our fully equipped
Louis K napp , P re i.
repair department.
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For some reason oar regular oom- I *
muoioation from M r. Upton failed P*
to materialise thia weak.
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lire.
M l a l a « L a w a S p e c ia lty
Coke Bldg. M a r sh field , O i
Grandma McBride returned leal ta|
week from a protracted visit in w{
Gone ouunty.
be
J. D. Loucks
Notary Fahhc
forget
W M .T. 8 T 0 L lj> A tty, at Law
MYLE JEWELBY CO
The “ Mayor" of Gold Beach
Muttee to C re d ito rs .
mait through.
¡ng a t the famous Raodolph mines
The Oragouian claims that the in tha lower Coquille and later wa«
Congressional boom of L . J. Sim p sbeiiHof Cooa county.
T o better accom m odate our grow ing trade
and increasing num ber of patrons ire .,)iave
been com p elled to add to our general stock
of D ry Goods, Groceries and Provisions, as
follows: Hardware, Dairy S u p p lies, Stum p­
in g Powder, O ils and Paints, F arm in g Im ­
plem ents o f a ll kinds, in clu d in g M cCormick
M ow ing M aobines and the celebrated W eb­
ber W agons, etc., etc. A nd don't, overlook
our up-to-date stpek of M en’s and: B oys’ C loth­
ing, Boots and 8boes, Ladies’ Dress Goods,
Cigars, Pipes, Tobacco, Candy, N a ts and N o ­
tions, R olled B arley, G rcss Seed and Seed
Grain.
O rders
taken for
a n y t h in «
not on
Calve ns a t r i a l o r d e r
JAS. S. CAPPS,
P ro p ,
eon, o M fu rth Band, for 19|< te at-
Washington. D . 0 ., Dao. 18—
taady under way. Wa hope it w ill p m ident Wilson expects to eend to j
Weather Fiepor:
keep ou booming, aa the ooaat coua-
tiea of thia district are aadiy ia
M ad of a coast man who w ill look
after their iawreats io the matter of
Fedeial appropriations.
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t j,e 8«,,at« thia week the nomlna
lio M of grs aerators of the Federal
Trmi, Oommi«»ion. Among tba
mau w|,uai tbe President is ouaeid
w Governor West of Oregon
gnj Governor Hodges of Kansas.
Co!. R . H . Rosa of Bandon, who
left for home yesterday after a short
stay oh lh« Bay indicated that there
w eroa.ili good prospects a f the
lail.uad toi-tg built from Bandon a r
Port Orford sia the Coquille Vullay
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^ he Cuqnilte Sentinel eeys that
J»»P« Yoakum has a «tear weigh
tog nearly 8000 pound» out on h»»
moch near tha room y farm, that
be ia thinking of exhibiting at lb«
to Myrtle Point.
Ha «ays that tba » •« Francisco fair next year.
G al iter Brother» and wore other» — ------------------------ -
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have tnadtotofUng ateldily on ih e ^ M rtT IC H F O R P U B L IC A T IO W
H aM ce fo r F u M to S * * » .* V “ on learning hie c o n d itio ^ , dismount
ad . and assist!nx tha wtauidad man
D ar abtmbvt or tub Invamon,
U . 8 . Land Ofltee at Roaaburg. Oregon,
December S, XtlA
Mottos it hereby given that
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W IL L IA M B. S M IT H
and bars not given up hope, ia fact go-(|bnrg oreron. December M. l t t f
are mo e enthusiastic over to than
'gotto, u hereby given that
aver, b a decterm that the Granin
gAMCBL M. HUM M ER.
Paas toad would mean more to Coca o f Port Orford, Oregon .who. oo Marob
line, sot excluding the
Rangel« W«at. W illam ette Meridiau,
toafiled noticeift bisIntentionfom ake
F in a l oommutation prooLto “ t» bl{*h
claim to the land above dereribed, be­
fore Hardy T. Stewart, U. 8. Com-
missluoer, at his office, at Port Orford,
Oregon, oa the tin t day of Jan­
uary, te l* .
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Claim ant aamaa aa witneaaea:
Stephen P. M e rrill, of Wedderbura. Or.
Allen H illiard , ol
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M rs. Hannah F ish, of
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W illiam J. W hitw orth, of
J . M . UPTON, Register.
hand
GENERAL
Blacksmithiag
W agons and B u ggies for Sale, k«pt i»<8fa»ck,
Also A gent for ,AH K inds of Farm ik)^ *lm-
plem enta; AlcCormick Mowefk, etc.*
Wood and Iron Work prom ptly dofyfc0 aV a
reason ab le prifce. Y our patronage acJipgpd.
quest road T|X S3 8 , R. W W .. W illam ette Merith
posed route would include the „ ta b ll.h claim to the tend above dee-
Bmiih Powers road m a link io It . *> b e d ;,^ to re H « d y T . Stewart U n to
NORTH BEND, OREGON
MANurxcrrvaKRS o r
Notice
Wbao boited down, Juhnv Ball*«
reply lo Presterai WUaoa’a piotasi
may to aamroed ap Uree: *A a ’uw
hi 'opea ttore wUI ha m
bfoofiy
troubte bovar Ibis ’ara btoomto*
•hippiu* buaina»'.’’
S A S H , D O O R S A N D M O U L D IN G S
GLASS
H IG H G R A D E IN T E R IO R F IN IS H
p b i era m a il x d
J u a n Qoiautv,
ox avPAICATirn«
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