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Local Happenings
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fo o le
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canvas shoes »Oc sod »1.
Celebrate s i Langlois.
aleweler
I owns in the extreme ends of l l
Boh,ml meeting M onday.
The Ladies A id w ill meet
week with Mrs. W. H . M yere.
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Strawberries, cake, ice ereain
other good things at the Social
urday night.
Watches and Clocks repaired I
at reasonable prices. AU I
work guaranteed.
P ort O rford , O rkoon .
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w ill be (he o nly places in C u rry t
this celebrate tbs 4th of Ju lv
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Reporter of last week saj
and that R. L . Maoleay is to start a ne
Sat industry in C u rry, that of m am
facturlug lum ber from tan <«k aft.
Repair work on the P o rt Orford lh “
w harf is expected to commence in lbe
Cam hunt) Untrut- '
Realty Company.
lM ,k
asked « ra t'll end »1.25.
the near fu tu re.
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,ak* 0,1 * * ® "e • polish a
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,he celebrated English oak, and i
Mrs. M y rtW M e K e n ... made . aU ractb l, ^ 4 4 ^ ,
a lle lllio
business trip to Bandon last F rid ay, al , hia liB e foj> f o r u iU r .
G o ld B e a e h , O r e g o n I
returning boms ths Mute day.
M r. Macleay raoe„ n y M
Tbs Reporter got out a neat ex its 10 N . H . Larson of this plaoe to sa<
lsst week announcing the nominy 6009 feet of this lum ber, which is t
He thought the title goad,
for he had bought from old
tion of H ughes and F airbanks, and be used in lest work.
also giving some local news.
morning. M c K e n x ie A PoOLX, Ag or fish in soy other rive r, or
ency for Baudot) Steam LoWfidry. " interfere with the Seine, or fail to
Game W arden A la m , has been .
deliver a ll th eir fish to h im , they
D r. J. R. W eiheiiw e, who sold forfeit the extra 40 cents.
The wen accepted the proposition
h it (ease ou the Star Ranch in iidr-
thern C urry last fa ll, Jias resqiusd and while the coolraets are not re t
the practice o f medicine iu f’ o rlla iu l. made, m any of the men w ill resume
Mr». Eva Crockett an d . son, Don- busy lately attending to fishin
• Id , passed down Ute coast the latter mutters th at he has neglected lh
part o f last week, returning from d *” ■l‘d has not been out In the hill
Bandon to reside at Rogue river. ' ruuolt. That the deer ini«s him wa
Mr. and Mrs. A . /.M a r s h ami J" ^ W a n d e last F rid a y , w h e. a bi
M r. and M rs L. K n ap n went
bttck
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K N A P P HOTEL
Port Orford, Oregon,
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I ’ r n p r le tn r
Feed 8 ta b le attached
Kronenberg.
for lhe (j a,lle " »rden.
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LAW
ROBU BEACH. ORSBOS
In Gold Filed or Sterling Sil
ver, engraved with three initials
a t K cents esudi.
S tart your friend with a link
engraved with your initial for a
bracelet. Ten to twelve are
enough for one bracelet.
We connect them fkkb i f
bought from ae. Final catches
20 cents eseh.
This la the very latest in a
brace is t
Be tlje first girl to get one
Have yoar friends give you a link
Mail orders promptly handled
who
been visiting with her parents, M r. ed him loose. H e took to the rivei
and Mrs. W m . Lewis, at G old Beach, swam scioss again, w ent on down t
for the past severs! weeks has re . the m outh, and fin a lly want off un
failed
L lo yd K n ap p returned Saturday r*‘e* t the flam e A srden to tell bin
from attending school at the C olum -
sorrows.
Star Ranch, have had a good, whole
some effect upon the d a ir y industry
here. H e «as one of the firet iu
northern C u rry to build- silos; he
iu ported blooded stock, both cat t h
and pigs, am i was ths first nno, it is
believed, ii, the county to biriid S
modern sanitary pig house.
Reporter,
for the past several years Uss'betn
Oregonian ot June 4lb as one of •
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class of fib girls graduating fro m :
Justice Charles E . Hughes was owned by T . C. C lark. This plaoe
tfm St. M arys academy at Portland. ' nominated for President at ths Re
M rs. Em ery Goble has been iu ' >*W ieun convention s i Chicago last
The oonoert netted the
the neighborhood of »115.
tsge here. She and Mr. G u b li mov «"d C um m ins were strung oonteu
ed to M y rtle Point last winter, where ^ors for the honors, with a big scat-
they expect to liv e in the future.
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ballut«
however, Hughes swept everything
J W . Mackensie, the Sixes river
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CONCERT PROGRAM
Hsld At Part Orford Jmss 1 M , 1I1C,
R. W. Boffnm,<Dircctor.
ba„ ot
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flen l, hut refused to accept, inti mat
M onday euroute to Portland to depend upon the stand taken
meet his great-grandm other and an 1 Hughes on the big issues now
P h ysicia n and Surgeon
by
be-
C. W. ZUMWALT & SONS
elderly cousin, * h o sra a im in g to fore the country.
G urry to spend the sum m er st the j.
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Gold Beach, Oregon
RO BER TS
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Oregon.
Probate business a s peels It v.
D E N N IS C U N N 1 F F , J R .,
Lep. (J. 8. Minerof Survey«!
E . /■ Baker home near Corbin
M r. H|K»erl’a great graudm other, a l.
though 84 years of age, enjoys g'xnl , ->
hesRh.
from Pistol rive r, passed tbrougb twB,,n
Port O rfo rd M onday on his way )agt week by M ll
south, having Juat visited some of 31 |lours on the
the hunting
groands of
northern u(
isw svili have tu look out
when he
N o t ic e o f Sale.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant
to an o rd ir ol sale made and entered
by the County Court of C urry county.
State of Or- g -n, on the 19th day of
April, 1914, in the matter of the estate
or Thomas Wornellus, deceased, I will
•ell a t private sale, by sealed bids, on
Thursday:, May 2S h (914, to the high
est and tirot bidder for cash in haud,
the following described property:
The East naif of Lot Eight in catio n
th irty twd in Township 32 Routh of
Range 15 West of the WillanoeUe M e
ridian, Curry county, Oregon, SuMeA
to the confirmation of the c o u rt.. Ten
per cent ol the offer moet accompany
each bid, ¿ash or oei tided oaeck. •
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P. J, L imdsehu ,
Administrator ot the estate of
Thomas Cornelius, deo-aeod
Date of fleet publication April 2S, 1914.
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E. L. McClure
Roy D ixo n , deputy game warden „ re« ,rd break ii
egon.
G o ld U e a c l*
Tri,
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Surveyor for the D istrict o’ O r
moved from her shoQlder a i uer
home near W edderburit last F rid ay.
O wing to her advanced age anes
thetic was not adm inistered, which
made the operation a severe one,
but we are glad to say th a t Mrs.
Bailey is recovering nicely.
D r. and Mrs. C. W .
Robbins and )
little son, were in Port Orford from
Gold Beach in th e ir Ford, Sunday.
They were accompanied up by M r.
and Mrs. J. H . Zm uwalt. Mrs. Zum
wait had been vndting at tbs Roh-
bins home fo ra couple o f weeks,
Vrespusu N o tic e .
mid on account of her poor health
Nutloe I» hereby given to a ll persons M r. Z u m w a lt had gone down to the
wnom it mwy concern, nut to enter up county seal to accompany her hoiae.
on or trespass upon the premie-s ol L .
Dennis Cunniff was in town Mon
Knapp, for the purpose of bunttng, or
fisblnt with uoox and tins. Said pre day on his return tq Gold Beach
mises are>ituate<i on Rih River, Curr> from having »penl • month survey
ing a wagon road up Sixes river.
The work he did reaeheiPTrora the
old Divelhiss place to Rock creek,
about a m ile above fhe D r . , Elgin
mines.
M r C u n n iff then
went on
In Eckley and surveyed sbnul three
quarters of • m ile down the river
from the wagon road in th at dis
tric t, which the road
there expects to bnild.
L if t in g Donkey
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Lin« and equipment
pn
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N E W L IN E O F L A D IE S A N D
G E N T L E M E N ’S
F U R N IS H *
IN G S , D R Y G O O D S, N O T IO N S ,
G R O C E R IE S
Steve Spoerl passed through town | ng th at his decision to do so would
c. w. B obbins , m . i).
FOR SALE.
BANDON, OREGON
TELEPHONE 1222
band in
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last Saturday.
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It is dangerous. Scientists have proven
that bad teeth and gums cause a great many
diseases of which the following are the most
common: Neuralgia, dyspepsia, ulcers of the
stomach, rheumatism, endocharditis(inflama-
tion of the heart lining), appendicitis, insan
ity, and a great many other” ailments. “A
stitch in time saves nine,” If you have pyor
rhea I can positively cure it. If you haven’t
it yet, don’t wait till you get it, for with the
proper care and a visit to my office once or
twice a year you can remain free from that
dreaded disease at an extremely low cost. It
is easier to preverit than cure, and that is my
constant aim. I teach you how to take care
of your teeth, thereby preventing disease
and decay, and teducing your dental bills at
least one-half.
Fear keeps tnost people away frota the
dentist. That is not the case with my pa
tients, for I can do your wink with sOi little
pain that it takes away that dread and fear.
In most all work the prick of a needle is all
that you foel,
I stand back of my work; if at any time
you are not satisfied I will be only too glad
to ma^e it right. I want all my patients to
be my friends and co-opearate wit,h me in
spreading the gospel of month hygiene.
Don't procrastinate; come in and let me
advise you what you are in need of, and give
you estimates of cost. I will make regular
trips to Langlois and Port Orford—watch
this paper.
there is no. question but that the
1 b4nd w ill make good when it takes
its Hist trip abroad and goes to
M y rtle P cln t for the 4lh .
Port Orford for the past week dis ¡» * '« rd a y on the th ird ballot. On
poaing o f the fu rn itu re in th eir cot-
two 6rst ballots, Root, Burton
week’, work on tbs E . J. Baker home on U|e
We carry ae ac’ta.
M y r t le P o in t,
The selections of those outside of
the band, who assisted in the pro
g rxtn ,( Were so well received th at
each
ons bad tn respond to sq en-
Rose Festival before returnin g to
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Oore. But i f there is one who is en
his home here.
The Ladies A id w ill give a straw
titled to especial mention it is Miss
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berry and ice cream social in thi
The I h ib o w b ha4_ nworder for
lues Woodcock, who has besq tak
p rin tin g poster, for the 4th o Ju ly , ?lh
d,
ing iessoi • shoal a year on the vio
celebration a t Langlots. and the lQ
lin , and shows rare talen t in hand
¡p ro g ram set forth thereon show.
Kverybody ie in , it#d to
ling th at instrum ent.
that the people of that town are go a|)d have g gQod ljm # ¡n g
Tbs solos by different instruments
tr,g to do the thing up rig ht.
G#me(i w|J,
A deal lias recently been closed in the band show th a t a ll parts o f
whereby Postmaster Sweet uf Ban th a t organisation are getting w hip
The picture o f Miss A nna Hughes, there w ill be no dancing.
daughter of M r. and Mrs. /as. i f ughek
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don becomes the owner of ths old ped into shape so th at they know ,
Jue N sy place on E lk ri«hr, which how to m ake real music, and that
of Sixes, appeared iu the Sunday 1 Hagfces and Fairbanks Nominated.
Social Satarday Night.
Expert Watch repairing h Specialty
l a
T h e concert given in the h all last
Saturday night by the Port O rford
band was well attended and very
successfully carried out. The band
boys d id them selves proud, and
where transportation is poor, yet showed the result of the consistent
the metiiods he introduced oa ths practicing they have been doing.
t,
ksas Na. $44.
a t
bee « * • progressive sod up io date
as » fa rm e r, and While aome of hia
idea, were perhaps • little loo far
advanced f o r a eeclioi^ Jilt# this,
has hisears for identification, then turn
near Corbin. The improvements
Tbe<Mlote It<K-eve| l <Ms given the
being made there were Oompleled p rt)g rw iv u Dominalil, n for Ere9i
attohw ky
ed from Chicago where he look's
I ¿xpt-graduale Aipra^. D r. W ether
Some of lh
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coiiii w to r and carpenter ^ tu rn e d f VQtM
CI,arla» ; W , Fairbanks
Yo h it home M oriday ftortt several < a i „ „ „ ¡ „ . ¿ j for Y lc ^ P re e id e n t
BOYLE JEWELRY-CO.
' tondi.!, Ori.
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Ths D r. was a prom inent ohysicikn Ashing tonight."
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and surguoy rtf that city beTure-com1^
iiig'to L u r r y , ail'd lie has ju « l return
fishermen caught him and marks
Herbert Unicsn,
bia U n iversity io Portland. H is
brother, Orris, watted to take in the
W. A. WOOD
A TTO UN BY A T
£ ° k 40 4h*
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J * * “ " ! fwrtL • * * * * £
b* " “ n
turned to her home at P o tt O ifo rd - molested fu rth er, having
First-class in every reepect-
G o ld
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Bandon yesterday lu lh * A r s h auto
mobile to attend the funeral of John
The met
Ws buy Sacks, Brass, Clipper and ter was settled uuoording to the R e
porter as follows:
Hides— M iK e n x ie A Poole.
“ A t a conference held this afte r,
J . G . H i l l, who alerted work for
noon l ( r . M aclray made the men a
the government the first of the week
proposition to pay 90c a fish to
•a • piedatory anim al hunter, oele
those using his own gear and »1.16
brated bia first day on lbs jo b by
to the others, the ex tra 40 cents to
k iltin g a large w ild cat.
he held baok and paid only at the
H o w ’s this for s e r v io e f L a u n d r y end of the season, the men to sign
left with M cK e n iis A Poojeou W ed a oontract which includes these pro
nesday m orning was rea^V’ .fo«1 the visions: I f they fail to fish the en
customer ou the following-flkturday tire season, or q u it from any cause,
been rem ove! frot
tisim ed that l h
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Dr. F. A Voge, den-
t ist, will be in Langlois Tbs fishermen an Rogue riv e r
struck last week for better pay. They
the 18th and 19th of had been getting 60« a fish where
company furnished them with
this month and in Port the
gear and 76« where they furnished
Orford the 20, 21& 22. their own outfit. The price they
whlch was
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M cKenrie taw good farm er and v x 8.
perienoed dairym an, and is sure to
do well handling the big ranch.
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’’Old Black Joe”
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Miss Ines Woodceck, Violin.
Mrs. H. T. Stewart, Piano.
"Morning Prayer.”
Mias Lottie Forty, Piano.
10. "Flower Fairies. "-Four hand Piano.
Lottie and Nesta Forty.
11 "When the Swallows Homeward F ly’
C. H. Pearse, Violin.
John L . Kronenberg, who for •
1 Mrs. H. T. Stewart, Piano.
num ber of years hsk been one of
the leading citizens of the Coquille 12. "Home Sweet H o m "
country, died st BandonJast F rid a y 1
IS. Violin and Piano Duet.
afternoon fo llo w in g s three days’ i
Port Orford Future Orchestra.
illness from pneumonia.
14 Tubs Solo—E. L. White.
M r. Kronenberg wss horn st Ars 1
( Band Acc.
go, Coos county, Dec. 9 , ‘1861, and is'
IS. Selection—Clarinet Obligato.
survived by • mother, Scbn resides
j at C oquille, one brother and three
sister» ( F . \V . Kronenberg o f Ban
Francisco, Mrs. Blakely of Lodi,
Cal., Mrs. W in. Owens of Coquille,
M< K rnxie A Poole, Agency for
and Mrs. A'; J. Marsh of Port Bandon Steam lau n d ry , Suits clean
O rfo rd ) and • wife and two gons„ ed A pressed sad retained p ro m p tly.
Jack and GeorgS; M t W ’Kfbnenherg
w a fin C a lifo rn ia s t th e 'tim e of his
The ladies will find a nice assortment
death with their ypunffstm rrt,w hile of New Spring Hats at Mrs. M . A.
Jaek' was at his fat tier’s be<li*ide.
Nielsen's—all sites and shapes.
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Jahn Kronenberg wxs s man of
tno re than ordinary ^UAfiess a b ility ,
who had won h it success in life by
his own efforts. H e —whs a sto a t-
holder in the Bank of ' Bandon, and
owned much town to d Other prop-
- erty in th at vicinity. He was also
a stockholder in the Eatabruok
stsani.-hip company.
A
liberal,
J kbsib Q ukrxy
broad m inded man, he tup|K>rted
every movement th at would tend to
develop ths Coquille co u ntry, and
after his passing the leinark was
A good saddler and driving bone
commoa on (he street of his home weighs about 1100 lbs., will sell reason,
loi^n that his death in jh e p rim e of able. Call on or address
Ins business carver wss the hardest
Port Orford, Or.
blow Bandon has received in many
supervisor
the
The funeral was ¿eld yesterday,
wagon road in ths Eckley district
to where Surveyor C u n n iffq u it work
at Rrx-k creek is a distance o fa b o u t
and M r. Kronenberg was laid to
rest at Prosper beside his Qldeetson,
six miles.
NOTICE.
From
1 H a rry , who was drowwsd ia ths
Coqui I la river |gv«ral ysara ago.
Denmark Mercantile Co
The Place Where You Get a Square Deal
To betler itccomnioda’e out growing trade
and increasing number of patrons we have
been com pelted to add to our geueral stock
of Dry Goods, Groceries anti Provisions, .«a
follows: Hardware, Dairy Supplies, Stump
ing Powder, Oils and Paints, Farming ' Im
plements of All kinds, including McCormick
Mowing Machines and the celebrated Web
ber Wagons, etc , etc. And don’t overlook
our up-to-date stock of Men’s and Boy»’ Cloth*
ing, Boots and Shoes, Ladies' Dress Goods,
Cigars, Pipes, Tobacco, Candy, Nuts a id o-
lions, Boiled Barley, Grcss Seed and Seed
Grain.
O rders
G iv e
J. H . U P T O N .
NOTARY
P U B L IC ,
LaseiO-s, Cvuxv Co., Onpaoa
ta k en fok
uh
a n y t h in u
not on
hand
a tr ia l o r d é r
JAS. S. CAPPS.
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