¿.A«,».
-apfcqfr—
COLLIES H.
Jh *d *y atom u rofiul.» Cmumer-
t i . l C lu b m eeting n t g h l
Cold Beach,
M et Dean returned M m tday from
f S v ir il to Power», where b« repun»
î everything rashiug.
P- A. 80HMIDT, M
Wttb Mr». A rth u r M ayer.
J
B unday School at »
Preach in g a t T:X» by the
T h e r . to » hot fight in Cooeenun-
John JFromm’ « oottage on Oregon l J ®’ * the District attorney*« of
•tre a t ia *W u ln g .iu a aow ooal o f floe- E x ooonty Judge John F .
Langloia, Oregon
••in t.
-
I
: H a ll to the D em o cratic nom ine« op
Saturday « ig b t « a t a vary anjoya
b ily d e buck thxt dn-roed fiSQ Ib..,
and Tueeday une H O lb*,— both cea r
to w n .
A- ,
T h e .lance giwen by th e hand last 5 *" ,W« ‘ * * * * * ’« < » > « *'*» *$ .
1 * * ^ v1,1
bla a f j i r .
L y n n Woodcock, J x s p ito a a rip p l.
jed foot, was the lock ¡cal k u u t « to
I « h * * Ul« « e a y * here. M«Ôd«y h«
Fran k M . F ly » , who came toG ohl 1
Mottro to hereby given to all persons
Fred G uerin M d h i , .{„ter, Ju lia
<aot to trespass apoa what to known as
Anderson, were y ia iio r. in town
g h * FfiO»arar.Baoga, aaar the mouth
from Langlois F rid ay.
.of Brush creek, for the purpose of flak-
'J
Jug, buntiag, qr otherwise.
Open d a io n for buck deer closed
W. T . W a i t , , gp.
Leasee of the above rpentiooe,! land y e a U rd a j, a„d the boater who did
Be,<'h * ’ 1878
"*«<»«» U » "
f"
F ra r * »«
cm ploy of R. D . ,
H u m e, <,Ud
M«««h*old laal weak
«1 th o n g . n t 64 year*. H e had re-
side.) on Cone Bay < » r M year«, a ad 1
te .w rrie e tj by a wife cad married
T h e steamer Phoenix celled here
Ce,M eouaty papers 4 m m been |
U m latter pert of last wack and took giving much pub licity te « report
I
•w a y the wrecking gear th a t was tbatconae Lcnglois and Port Orford
j boy,
used on the Bandon.
Judge P iiiter, who ha« announced
| hie candidacy fur nom tnatiun by
th e Republican party for ibe o ffio
of Judge of th e C irc u it C o u rt for
the Second Judicial (Mot rie l o f Ore
gou, b a i .beeu a resident o f Oregon
snodatfon o f the traveling public.
a ll lito life. H e v m burn In the
Boh C u lver 1s d riving tha ttage W illafrintte valley a short distance
between Port O rford and Langloia, below Eugene on August fS , 1800
Proven Necessity
M O N M O U T H . OTO- Jean M -— TMe Oaagoe Normal
OSbeet evened thia weak . . . atadenla enroll«! 7«s,
targ e « on record for state Normal In Oregon . . . .
how to care for largo stadoat body « problem . .
* • » batag crowded la to auditorium with «eatin g ca
pacity of WO. QaUartee fitted with a a tia c h a ir , (a
alataa. Moca than 1 H student* seat««! on platform
•Meer hoarding huawro completed-. addition* to room
lag hoeaee built and tents need One hundred « iris
sleep oa upper floor wf school.
Tho official achoel report glvaa l i t grade pupils
4a Moamoatk. fo r teacher practice.
Bawd what t h o « you h a w elected to handle tho
affairs o f y ea r state and who are thoroughly informed
regarding school conditions in Oregon have. U eay
re a r era tag nseaonre IBS on tfak ballot a t Ute coming
recently « cache of i H I white lease T u rn e r to having a rest. H it father am i mothe^, W . A -x Pi«t.
Elaaore 6 . Spurgeon reiiriqOiahid <r>*rts of boose on H u m b u g aaoun-
Yisltbre to the T a ia u x s w ill And
hia homestead near Edsun creek, an ! l **f« *"<* that a general hilarious
ibe. front dear of the office at the
8ixes. last week aad the land was ti,n e wM ihe^resolt. Se far as are
backside e f (be building. W alk
filed upon by Georgs D ieh m .
¡can learn the story acd not tbs
.«us.
y
ter and Loegy
Zum w alt Fuller,
ware early pioneers to Oreg<)b, O m i ,
w ill x m ta t la
n la U u lu ,, «
ing from the M idd le West id 1861,
and were early member» and strong
supporters of the Grange.
,
U a lv a rslty
«f
Tbecretim erjr at ttd ry W lx J s o e -
„
“
««roe lined a n ,lrrw e. r 6«c ,^ f gar
m eat. M en’s U n io n suitafiLOO
__. _ _
¥
g
There to better duck h u ttin g on
Garrison ink« now than th e n 'bee
* 2
J *
X* rn J * * * " ’ ^
r ' ^ ’ "’ T
wrought imegiuetiun o f ,on\e d r
drum m er wbe was passing throng I
these parts,
been for a num ber of year», and
some good bags are being brought . T h e Mgg«st fire io 4his
sectim
into town.
d arin g th e present eaasao b u rn »
A i ___ d .
to .
ov* r «kout 2600 acres <d land in lA
in a n.xdtlun lo
-
*
Een xie
w . A. W OOD
A TTO R VB r AT
LAW
M O bU B I A » « , O fifiO AX
Or. F. A. Voge
Resident Dentist
« x i e c o n tra c t, for S"
la a p - i u u n to m ake contrrots for
the au-pply o f Oregon grape rout.
a y per lb. F. O. B ., «and o n. M e
A
Gold Beach, Pnpgop.
C Ü Q U IIL « ,
a a lervtgned, hereby give no
tice th a t I have a conveyance from the
P ateatee to tidelande aad water lota in
tho H a rb o r o f P o rt O rfo rd , Oregon, oo
a por.tion of which a p a rt o f the w h a rf
teace,-xed witfaont m y oonseae. All
,
C,"rl W" re
“
The Ladles A id
w ill bold
burned
ovei
dis. A , C. Woodcock end Honorable E.
By Bryson. i n 1914 13 he wan
President,
of the Lane C ounty Bair*
Cb« »learner M s I m o x I C ity , *r>
< <
rived a t fi t/cicek Wednesday, n»orn
ing, and although the wind was
H i * aeguaiatenem and «eighbera
their Fu l ‘ he fire out.
annual bsjaar on Jlov J O th . - There
w ill be a fish pond at J0o a catch,
,
•
C an
C «M
F a w t i« .
Fort Orford, 0r*goh,
G o id
1«
Feed S table attached.
K M A .P P
P r o p r ie to r ,
Nettae te hereby given to a ll pereoas
g h o u it may concern, not.to enter up
oa or trespass upon the premises of L .
Rnapp, for the purpose of bunting, nr
flsblng w ith noox and line, »«id pre
mises a n situated on Blk Klver, Carry
Coenty, Oregon, and geoerally known
ae tha "BumV/ place.
Any perron or p a rr o t, ea i^ s pa»*
lag for the purparo c f busting, »«M ug,
or traveling through in any .hap«- form
er manner, or tearing down tense«, M
leaving oug aide gxtmupeu. of «ol«M-
tex persQUAi property. Will <te pregeeu
fid go th e fu ll e«tentgf the tow,
Wgr R.JokjteO ".
Lasveeef f r e +bore
{
named premise-
.
T h ,,c
five tons of.freigh t. She ro lle d . in
l«»ey are h*x fowl refer-
sm all sage o f the m g h t hour lefo bji Con at Chetoo and fiiwh R ,« k .. b « t ».M enoe*
F ra te rn a lly ba befoaga f»
gre«e, b a * created a great demand u o a h le io ia a k a a ixc d tu g at.w U har ‘ ha \Voodiu.«n yd ‘ be W o rld , being
Sehest kueerlntenUeete of Orsgon:
U M Is t h , M O M Ut the C ounty B. huOt
of tho K lxto of O r« « »". In <un»«nllun
t h , host tntoroota of tho orhoolx of the
locrooood fxctHtloo for U , trx lo in « of
Wxl we. th e rxfuro, m d o o , the In ltlx U v a
ihUM s N o rm a l Moliool x l J>en<li<ton "
Or* * on
BJn d v Board o f Urgents wf Orrgoi) N orm al School
declare* that ih r ucocaaify fu r udditioiuii N orm al
school fadJjiies ln Oregon js opitorcnt."
Portland Chamber o f Com merer endorse* measure
308 and « y Pendleton moat logical location fo r N or
mal school in Eastern Oregon.
3 0 8 X Y E S » a wie m rm childkn
, • c h « w r member of Eugene^ternp,
operator»., Puaitiuna place.
Ooe
caum
o
f
the
extrem
eSaxsaitw
1 , 5 >’W » lni»’«l * • W f c be is
ing the insid e o f hia store ue fru u t - paying a i l the way from 175 to 990 l o f “
Z w
; : x x r :
street so as to give more shelf room. P«r aninth w ith good ehencM ' for
i X
peromai
H e has been increasing the si^e^pf. advancement. I t w ill pay you ro .th e fact thro steep men b -vtP . t e t a
W . H . Bennett hee been remodel
telegraph
h ie etnek, and expeele to be ^»ined » r ite The Railw ay Telegraph Io e ’l unable U M W lite an fitW h fi"««: th e ir
in the agar fu tu re by, JltR^fcfollMr, ,,f Portland, Oregon for fo il pertio-
when h ia bueinaaa w ill be a iili fu r ulare.
- ■
««of. The wtxdhmotofore^Mbgsp
: Jher enlarged.
g j’ ."
•— — ——
— '
Ah. mrona f p t e c i a g . r i .
M a il order coaopetitiuo m et by
W® • » » Besihmw Cang •irc u la u o n smong tfie P M pie than
M uKenaie A Poole.
G ive them I
Stsng.
A
-------- -----
Jt is reported on good
°
authority
the mail order houses, F . 0 . B. th a t the JAsumark farm erV termed
Portland or hen Francisco, cash a cooperative company recently aad
with order.. You can get iwtter eer- have bought the Denm ark Mercan
tftcc at home a t a saving io raoaey.' tile ooo.pany «tors from J . 8. Capps
“W in te r eupplice have been o rd e r-ia tfi will" »hortry ae,um e mansge-
ed for ti>e wireless station at Cape m clil o( the business.
Blanco. I t was expected th at th iu j
A f Langlois M onday
night
the
^r l *
a||J
X
L iX lh .
LanP|
<hM |
D U (r
Broum .
Curry.
an(J
tem perament .n d
legal train ing to perform the <luii««
T b # ¥ M ‘,*»al GHy erriypd. from o f Judge o f (b e C irc u it Q uart.
Gone Bey about dark Satenfoy o v -
l ie t e ah Oregnu product? h avin g
ening, and after tak ia g o r fraig b t hseo b u r* and roared in the W i!-
ieft for P renkp ort, where .aim bad Ham etta vaHey, aad edaaatad in (I m
considerable freight. 40 d iroiprg«, Oregoe schools. H is inclinsttees
inclu d in g fu rsiW re*god k'Hirobnld wad energy bsvs been dlfoated to
rfiixM« o f jf ? A . Btenmrt, who H m o y - wards tbe w aifare and development
N E W l a p ® o r L A D IE S A N D
O E N T L E M ^ 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
ing fro m B e tp iru J o - hto sgheb- a * o fth e if art h weal and especially h£
G reg » creek; but it» the Cri«r»e o f Oaegoe. H te in teree tau B rth o s s of
C. W. ZUMWALT A SONS -
thia fa ll, whsrs a more powerful gaalxsd, and have bargained for the > w p f r three bom» tha fom iHaf loot
Ib e State o f Oregon aad Oregon’s
p lant to being b u ilt, but the laying purchase o f the general «uaohandiae o f liar whistle wag again heard, aud
intereata are bis.— Oregon Grange
I in of w inter supplies would indi I store of J£. B. T h rift. Jt to under
she came alongside our w harf and B u lle tin .
A d v.
cate that the proposed change w ill stood that this deal w ill be closed discharged the fre ig h t, H . teanapir-
not take piece u n til next summer.
w ith in the next day or two.
ing th a t M r. F ra n k had given or
Por the past few months, and per
W herever tried cooperative stores Here to hie men to receive IW freig h t
at his w h a rf d a rin g the night. T his
look# like ea unilCrasssyy o«der. on frieadablp U n U was a fiflfiN E B
*nd we want to thank all of yop gfrto
failieg in h ealth, and last F rid a y • to rw m’ rk • « » * « P «
for the interaat that you have shown Ja
ate was token to (be Emergency
end progmsstv«
them. Judging by the orders we a n
boapital a t Bandon where
Dm . H m farmers o f northern
receiving every day, qaite a aamber la
Horsfuii and M an n held a consul
-------------- -------
Curry oouhty intend completing a
tstion over her case. H ' f condition L a # Acpdsat «1 tbs Baa
bracelet a t ones.
,
Qallaad See 0u r Lines
Our FKEE OFFEB
was found to be attrib u tab ie to a
goiter. She w ill be treated * t tha
h ro p tta lfo ra
tio»-,
and
p e rh .p i
operated upon later.
w
W
at Fart O rf
----------- —
P laiaL io k s Ib Qold Or Silver at
L « t week the T a ia p ,
Denmark
M TW a, aecid#uU and „
Forest Supervisor, M cD aff, from that happened here d br
G rants Pac», spent « day or two at of pulliog the Bandon <
the Ranger Station on M idd le rK lk but it waa n o tu g U I la«
tost weak. M r. M c D u ff d a tn e iitis . the final chapter was at
Eden valley and Power», and ro- story of the several m il
turned up Rogue river. Me .»aid was when the last o f tt
th a t there had been very little dam gear wee beitig load«
age in his district from fir« durin g steamer Pheenig and a
the pferont season, and that the rolled on a swell W m .
moat a f thia < a e d u rin g the last two got his hand caught I
weeks in October and w«» oonfined ' whip and a heavy t w j*
almost en tirely tq
CliHTCUHTTKLU EJTATI
iaTuta 2u’i£»"sx>»-rx^xtnr^U~m MHs?"
tbe county co Madly, frws friian
M o w in g a gate from ibcr'syfith» « « « » g whom he has span* bis file
. «belay a t the whagf. and lan d'd ,n O ’*« ® » . «
• <
* • A m high
a number of psesangers-Md .th irty , o harM ler^sbilU y aad ph-akug per
^ . d hg w iy young'
« j.
.
station would he moved toC oosbey 4 farmers o f that srotioo met and or
knapp hotel
h are been d riv in g their beef cattle School in Portland where he g ra d .
to d ie r«ilroa<L .where they receive Mated and w m adm itted U Aha .Bar
li) ,1890. H a baa been engaged
tw u oeiila per pound oo foot*
aince th at time in praotioiitg his
E d w in March and wife returned
profession.
last week from th eir visit to Dowg-
In 189« he wee defiled -County
las county. They bad a pleaaaol
Judge of Lane county, an office
vtoit, but «dry dtoagreubfortMeather
which be held for four years. Fur
iu which IN tra v e l.
•,'■« n - . >
the pest fifteen years he has devoted
Stock insprotor C ro a k returned ail h i, tim e to the pmctioe .of law
Wednesday from hto inspecting mitA hie offices in Eugene, and at
«rorroaniug She sheep of northern various tim es d u rin g thia period ba
C a rry . HA rdporta a il tha lo c k s of bae been associated wash Honorable
a was covaeed w ith oak brash, and
lit t le or no damage was doue. Raia
ye ar order. T hey w ill supply you
w ith grooeriee a t the te«,« p rim as
1, th a
'
* “ ‘7
M rr . It alter Sutluq, while returning Must of tile country
to h l* home at.G old Becob from
trip to M y rtle P o ia u
sandwiches w ill be sold et a
xshtftge.
m m xi____
j „
e° ' “'
w #rden , )e>1
. . ,
* 7 .“ a’ * * * “ 1 , * , “
the tim ber, and bad assist lag them
P a t T u rn e r spent several days John and George From m , Weston
d u rin g the peat week vietUng a t the £um w alt,, Paul R ickm an. W . B
home o f hto grand patents, M r. and ' S m ith , C «il W hits and Steve Spoerl
,.i,.
Phyalelwn and Burgeon
gH * " ‘1 R ,,c k r
Pool«.
.laundried tiackages at 25c, ,„ d va,
rUu>a kin ds o f needle work at price»
a W. ROEBiîfS, M. »
8^ '
linoea to (urn out a uensidatable u n til be cwit«pU the (Juivrt'sity of
q u a n tity of butler. I t to a „»Upceaa Oregon from which b»’ graduated
in ¿Very particular-
-
with the das» of lfit»7' Jeter going
Several o f the ranchers o f Eckley to lb« U n iv c ie ity o f Qr«gn*i Law
second
growth
liiu lte r.
D r. Jns. Moors, diatriet
supsrin
Try ue iin W A T C H B E t d l R j i n u
W p guarantee rotfofactery w o r li
at home, i t te not k h q v " , to ire unf
derstand, how (be 4*S ortgiuafod.
The lass couejsts .o f bis o H ' rroi-
dence, which was a good house, bis
was hoisting on deck, ai
uew re*M gU *> a fins and subutac
tis l structure^ w ith 'a ll household
of tbyte of hto fingers a
fu rn itu re , a large burn, which
A fte r lb s captain o f I
MIX JEWELtY CO
was
fo il u f hsyt tegetbsr w ith outfrmtfies,
tools. Implements, e ta The loro to
a sarigus owe eijd a heavy M p ' w . .| o
Dave and hto fam ily, naming as It
dero rig h t a t the beginning of . g in
te r, and it to A lqc« from which i t
w ill-take thgm years to recover.
D e ro to ea energetic^ hard- working
. iTo better'Aceomrowda’e out growing trade
find increasing number of patrons we have
been compelled to add to oar* general slock
of Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions, a»
follows: Hardware,'Diary Supplics^Stump-
ing Powder, Oil* and Paints, Farming Im
plement* of all kinds, including McCormick
Mowing Machines and the celebrated Web
ber Wggons, Me., etc. And don’t overlook
oar up-to-date slock of Men’s and Boys' Cloth
ing, Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ Dress Goods,
Cigar«, Pjpes, Tobacco, Candy, Nats a fd o-
tions, Rolled Barley, Grrs* Seed and Seed
Grain.
O itD S B S T A K B 3 ..F O » A N Y T H IN «)
NOT
j ON
HAND
m an, aad haa striven bard to build
h i m * I f g good jp m e aad gather ' h a . a ° . d W u i r f ’l i't ^ f o n
about h im tbe aoptforts o f lift-, and f « » £
o o w ,{u s tg e b s w«g beginning to^foro Hrody T. Htetrart, V . l
anfoy tbe rewards o f hie l.bora, t o ! • ’«»«', u tile p M ro u t Port (j
w b ieir.fr» W s J fr ju e tie ewfltfod, a ii i
r
o
Sftn™
is swept aw ay ia • aroneot, sad be * » * » “J « * * *
w ill be foroed to begin anew.
f b r t Orford. Oregon,
■LW
T b s John Bow tnim /of
,’P'
CAPPS.
Prop