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PAREE» Fountain Pana,
and ATHENA Silverware
»re always carried, i» oor
Larga Stock.
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Two toga, each with *
« ty .C e l, ooJaa. 21,1824, to
w, were M«a pairing Port
Harvey Bmilb, the Langlois aloe»
M r. aad Mrs. J. W . Garey, • aa«.
Sunday bound sooth.
an, mada a trip iato the Rogue
Hoa. J. H . Upton teak a tr ip up
Them is quite a fight in Congi
i e r ite *
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0 ft« ft.
river oouotry during the past
Eckley lent waok.pn legal buai
v n t the conscription act, but there
F rid ay with foukiog over the aheap market.
■em.
H a returned »«oday and
are indiealiona that point unerring
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Ute to»ye made a trip to
l W »- ■».,». to - ri» . -■
ly to tha feat that it w ill pasa by a apeat yesterday in P ert Orford-
H ard wheat patent floor at *10.00 U»e *»•*» tanka one day bat vaak large majority whan j t oomaa to a
«oleommagqad yaeterday 1«
from Percy H . Panto, Port and retoraed with a good catch,
Port Orford, with Mrs. B. F I tab ugh
among which was three halibut.
O rfo rd , Oregon.
We received a logg communica­ _____her. M re.Fite>ugh haa not
W h y not clean op the
L ia t Friday evening the Battle tion from Hag. L. E . Baaa relaUve only made henatt popufo» aa an ad
cemetery
Bouk Cirele held a meeting in their to hie b a tte r in g the Oregon A Cal
tor wherever aba has bean em-
before Memorial dayT
bail, and the following evening the fornia land Jrtnta, which w ill ho ployed, but hna proved haraeif one
The round-trip mail schedule ba
Port Orford Woodmen held a wall yridtl on next month. Tha article of tha moat efficient, energetic sad
-tween Port Orford and Bandon was
attended masting.
was Jjrowed oat of thia issue, but wo prog receive school superintendents
started today.
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Anyone needing a Separator w ill w ill tey to give Hepaaa n « *1 » * k . wa have aver bad.
! . V i j a r pbastaiu mate down from
WiHia W hite, of - Whala’a Head.
do wall to read tha notice of k . 8.
Attorney General Brawn has ren­
Denmark last weak and aaada three
Johnston la thia issue, who is offer­ dered an opiate« th at it lath e duty w ill move to Cbeteo, havmg toaeed
year proof on hie homestead, using
ing a real bargain in a De Laval-
of the Cdrry «Minty eourt to call a the Gardner place. Ba aaya tho
8. (lappa and Pratt
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M r«. T . J. Gunk. tha lailtingf, wUl apeoiai eleolioa in Jana. The A t­ Herald.
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WATCH REPAIRING
la out Specialty. Nothing'
too diffleult for ouf Repair
Department Try us «tod
be convinced.
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BOYLE JEW ELRY
J f f i
B u d ín
Mel Johnson, who has bean work
lag on the Marahfield-CoqaiUa road
during the winter, waa visiting with
his fam ily in town daring the past
R. Quellan went to Wedderburn
.. Iw t week where he pat in « opa on a
email farm that ha owi • about two
COLLIER H.
J
mpee this side of that town.
Ha
««turned to Purl Orford 8 u n |a y .
Gold Beach,
p . A- 8 0 H M
P hysician
Langloia,
W illis T . W hite S r , and Jeff C.
-hade fitted up. “ idee « m l
estate office in the T . L. Carey build
iag on front at reel, and are now pre
pared to look out for the wants of
the buyer or sellar.
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Telephone eonnee
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Gurry Coun £ Mitrici-
f t A marriage liceaee was ta»u«l in
Coos onuaty last week to Mr. Rad
ford Thompson and Mias Nora Ney
gran. M tot Neygren is well acquaint
ad in thia section, having for many
year« been a resident of Port Orford.
M r. and Mrs? E . J. Baker, from
G o ld B e s e
have her hate on display,gldbe Sea­ torney General bold« that it ia tba
duty of our county
side hotel t<ylsy and toqtorrow, a n d ___v
, attorney io ad
at L*ngloritMfffcp»mnd Saturday; y tM the court to call the election,
An opportunity fur ladiaa to gat bale and if it doas not ball it then the
oourt aa Individuals, not Curry
in style at a reaaonabia price.
county, w ill ba responsible for ne­
Ralph Curl iaspending a few days
glect to discharge their duty, and
at the home of Robt. Smith on Hix
action against each member of
Master Ralph has an excellent
oonrt te threatened unices the
moth and butterfly collection at hia
(ioa is oalled.
‘
homa on Middle E lk , and hia v iiit
L*»
to Sixes ia h> gather wore specimens
for hia collection.
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B illy H orst waa ia town yeater.
day, looking after the proposed E lk
river rued interests. The petition
has been liberally eigned, and tba
next County Court w ill ba called
upon to dp It« part under the naw
law.
Wa regret to learn that our old
friend A. R. Milter, of Rogue river,
ia suffering from a severe stroke of
paralysis, wbieh render« him nearly
helpleae. Wa hope the atiaok will
be only temporary, sad that ha w ilt
The moat horrible «laugher of the
The first division of the Ladies
.rapidly
reoovtr.
war is going on along the Western Aid of gort Orford will give a “ Hard
battlafronl ip Europe. W ith »ledge
Chatoo Harald: Wa see by the
Tim e” soeial and entertainment at
Port Orford T aieuxa that a dally
hammer blows the French and Eng Fromm’s ball, Friday, May 4th.
lish are forcing back the H in d e n .
Admission 10c. Musio by Port paper will be started at Port Orford
berg line, and German reserve« that Orford band. A priaa w ill be given before long by Mr. Sutton. Success
are being thrown in to aiem the ad­ to the one looking moat Hka hard to the enterprise. Curry is opining
vance are being literally mowed
Out ahead.
times.
down by the artillery fire . of the
Aa we stated before, the first issue
Fines will ho imposed as follow«
of the UaiLT T bibuke will appear
allies.
?
? according to eleganoe of a t u r g f l
Orris Knapp started last week for J W hite oollar 11, new shoe» 50o, as toon aa possible after the actual
work of building the Port Orford
Portland, where he w ill he joined ribbons and beads 25c.
breakwater
begins. We do not e»
by hia brother, Lloyd, and the two
Refreshment« w ill be served at
pect
the
wotk
to begin before the
young men w ill enlist ia Uncle popular prices, and a program, in
Sam’s navy. They arc they rat from eluding the Winding of the May middle of summer, and besides, o u r:
youngest ia not able to stand at the
Port Orford, and among the first in pole, wiU lie readered.
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yet.
thia odunty, to answer our country’«
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We have received our
NEW LINE
. * of Spring and Fancy Summer
Goods.
:
see
them
DENMARK
FARMERS STORE
temmda
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T H K
their home near Corbin, apeat a day
or two visiting friends in town last
Has the Only
'week, and than continued their
journey to Cone Bay where they
Books
Cn
w ill spend a few days before return
Ball. We ara proud of them, and
In a private letter the friend aska:
ing home.
Good Tima«
Eighteen Y
we hope that more of our young
“ Would it be possible for an a t­
A. H . Boice was down from Lang
men. w ill >bow to the world that
Last Tuesday night on April 24, torney to flop to tha other aid« of a
Iris
one day last week with his big
Prompt, E
Curry eoaoty is eat laoking in pa a vary enjoyable evening Wat «pent retaining fee he had never receiv
team, and took track two tons of
triotisa.
by the many friend« of M r. and e d f” We think it would require a
Hour which had bean stored here by
Hi
Mrs. Geo. Bennett. Some of the prodogy ous efleut to accomplish the
The
tug
Sea
Eagle
with
the
four-
E . L . Schatter vinca last fall. M r.
feat.
ladies
of
Langlois
talked
of
giving
masted
oil
tank
Erskine
M
.
Philips
Boice is running a freight team ba
|waen Langloia and Bandon. He in tow, stopped in Port Orford har­ Mra. Bennett a aurpriae aa the re
suit of her bemeooming a short time
L a n g lo ia and V ic in ity .
aaya that he to not worrying about bor atveral hours Monday while
ago. The new» waa soon spread,
tba
tug
replenished
her
supply
of
tha anto trucks that are going <>»
and It was evident from a ll .'who
the road thia summer, as ha be­ oil. They were from San Francisco
Tha rain stops a few minutes n o *
mid
they were going that it, wpqld
and
bound
to
Puget
'8ouod.
The
lieves i t wiU be several years before,
and then and the sun peeps out,
tha Langlois-Bandon road w ill ba Captain of the Sea Eagle waa master be necaaeary to get the W. O. W . whan tba gardeners rush for their
hall of Langloia to aooomodale tha
apadea, sod in baete gat a few aaada
go that sera can handle freight over of the tag Dauntless wban she tow
the people. The ball was secured,
od
the
Bandon
from
hero
laat
I t cheaper (hah teams.
planted. By aaxt August a good
ir e .»
, V, .4 and "having learned the advantage« ,» d on Tereday evening a t • o ’oiock
heavy »bower wjU ba very welcoma,
ATTO
house «terming party vJad
harbor waa anaktog use of^Yt* the proor*aio m nfiads Ua «say to Mrs.
Some oTout patriotic7 bit torus are
«OLD B
•'? ,be * * * r~ * M t“ 18 flr/f c i* lM o d d a y and aaye that ha w ill atop Ban nett’» home, and invited Mr,
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ae
floating
Old Glory. We Only wl»h
W hite and French on front street bare again on his return nouth.
and Mrs. Bennett down to tha hall,
they,
had
torgre flags. Jwtt wait till
last Saturday n ig h t A number o f
where geode and dancing were the
Raleigh Cook cams down from
July
4th
and aee how O ut whole
frieisda gathered them and whiled
chief amusement« of tba evening
B e e id e t Deutlet
«way several pleasant hours. .T o Coos bay one day last week and will A t midnight a splendid supper and luwn w ill be adorned with tha prat
spend the summer at Fort Orford.
hot coffee was served to all present tiest and dearest flag ia the world.
Oregon
■*,, doJheir part the.firm members pro
A little later ba w ill bring down a
duced a banjo and guitar, and aong
and from tba many cakes and pian,
D r. and Mrs. Laep, of Bandon,
and mmie added to tha enjoy/pyat gasoline boat, and w ill join George and other eatables that loaded tha spent a few hours in town last Sun
of the occasion, and that a ll there Forty in deep-sea fishing and OM- tabla, it did not look like hard limes day calling upon frianda.
were out for a real good time waa lion hunting. Raleigh ia one of prevailed around Langloia.
Wa learned a short time ago of
our patriotic young man who triad
evidenced whan tba instrument«
O mk w ho wan M in x .
the
marrigge of Miss Catherine No-
to
enlist
for
the
war
but
waa
turned
C. W . RO BBINS, M. D.
started a lively a ir and one of
<1
dina of Ddnmark to a resident of
down on account of disabilitiea. He
the popular young ladies present
GoU Beach People Wed.
P hyalet fo «»«I Surgeriff
Portland. Wa did not learn the
brought down tba house with a jig has a damaged knee that waa hurt
bridegroom’s name. We with them
in an auto accident tost faH, and
Gold Beach, Oregon.
and cake walk. Refreshments were
Tlfe ioflowinff accoant-oF two
a happy life.
waa
unable
to
make
the
enlisting
served and cigars passed before the
weddings. In which one a f .the in ­
officer beliyva it waa all right.
Mrs. Geo. Sydnam, of Denmark,
J- O ' JO H N SO N
party broke op.
terested parties in «aCb X « .p o p u la r
ha» been aiek for several weeks. Wa
“
home
prod
not”
appear*^
In
laht
N
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C.
a#d
Geo.
Di.velhisa
earns
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The contest case of Cyrus Madden
bear aha to no better.
vs.
Samuel Montague, David Jenka down from Bandon yesterday, and week’e Reporter:
Taar« Practice iaOregea Caurta
“On
Thursday
laat
at
Sm
ith
Riv
today
they
started
for
the
Houghton
Aleo Mrs. James Barrel, of Flora’«
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and Harvey Atkineon w illo o m a a p
re,
Cal.,
Clarence
C.
Caugbell
and
O o ld
p
la
n
on
Btk
river
with
a
wagon
Creak,
to 1» * « 7 P °°r health- H «r
for the taking ofhaaw testimony be­
D is tric t
fore th a U . 8. Commissioner at thia load e f auppliea. The former has Mtoa Jussis H . Lei«hm«n «rdre m ar. daughter Mattia to earing for her.
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plaoa next Monday. The three b i ­ taken a two year option W tba ried, and have thi<weak been yl«U
Mrs. Geo. Sm ith, of Gold Beach,
ing friend« and M N y tn k hare.
ter gentlemen are homesteading place and ■ w ill build a residence im
who
haa been »pending a few week»
T o W h o m I t M a y Concern.
“ Hode**ae he is faraiiiariy oalled,
land claimed by M r. Msddeb aa mediately in which to move hia
A t Pro»per. baa gone to amid in
baa always been popular here, where
mineral land. _ Evidence in the care fam tjy. ^The Divelbiee brother« are
caring for her mother, Mrs. Russell.
be grew up, a«d Ato wife b«s been
going
on
Elk
river
for
the
purpose
Patentee to Udelauds sad water Iota in waa taken over a ynor ago, and a da
Wa hear occ*a»ionally from our
the H a rtx ie i Port Orford, Oregon, on cistou waa rendered several months of inVMtigating more thoroughly its equally a tovoHte in Del Norte add
four
girla who aretet Mr. Angel tbia
a portion r i which a part of the wharf
mineral poaaibllitlaajliitt expect to aouthero C urry, where aha has re­
is erected Twtohoat aay oonsaat. AH ainea. Under the decision M r. Mad
school
year. J ual now they are
parti«-« arWhm-bv warned not to drive den was awarded the land that had spend several thousand dollars in sided, Every one who knows each
piles or tnbpeas in any manner what- been represented as mineral ground the Fork. I f values are found, as w ill be pleased to hear o( the w a ­ counting the time till home-coming
•oever on Aaid tidelanda or water Iota
ding and to with them the beat day. T h a t w ill ba the happiest of
J
Mm. A sms O. Dear.
Jby actual work, hut did not deaig- indiMte<L mining pptealtooa Will be
there to for th e loiuta. ; M e / will a ll the year.
r o r t t e O .O r ^ j« ^ * - '/
n ^ e what land bad baaa so repre- started on tha rire r on an extensive
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relora to Brooking« newt Tuesday,
Mrs. Allen Boice and children,
• -W'**-
1.4 Jn
aented, and tha care to now being
where C. G., haa a position with Ck accompanied by Mr». Gvo. Thom
reopened to show m o if ftijly* tha
Oh May 24th, last, Rcdforick L.
aen, spent laat Sunday at the Guer­
mineral and agrieOltural qualities
Maeleay pnd Miss Barbara McKenrie
On Monday morning last R«-r. J in ranch on Flora’« Creak.
of tha land.
were married «1 Jhe bride’s homa
P ort Orfbrd, Oregon,
W . H o y t, at the Breakers, perform
Miae Fiorenoa Cop« haa been
J. 8. Capps, who waa in town last in Portland, and last Threads/ they
S ta h l« a tta c h e d .
ed tha ceremony that united C .G . »pending a few days with her grand
paaked
through
Port
Orford
enroute
P r o p r i e t o r , week as a witness in (ha homestead
Morris and Mr». Maude W. L a m . parents, M r. and Mrs. Chenoweth,
proof ef W iley Chaetain, to one of to Mr. Maolcey’s Wedderburn hold
eon, and immediately thereafter of Denmaik.
iag«
where
they
w
ill
ypand
tbnanm-
tha progressiva t arm ere of tha Dan
the Oebly married couple left for
Mra. S J. Malahora eaterlainad
mark commonity. H a to one who mer. Tha bride is prominent in
p abort stay at Pistol R irer. Mr.
San
Franoiroo
as
well
aa
Portland
two or three friend« a t a fine chick,
flea “ mada good”. H a bought a
Morris has been wail known here
dinner laat Thursday.
The
small place where be bow lives some society and has traveled coneidara
for several years pa«, while Mrs; •I)
ble,
but
«re
opine
that
aha
found
the
15 years ago, and in tha face of
chicken feed to too high and the
Morris baa «1 way« been m favorite
.
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many adverse conditions, «nd while trip into Curry oounty at thia time Wherever known, and a large circle ohtekens inu« go.
of
tha
year
•
aaique
experience.
raining a large fam ily, be iihprnvad
of friauda wish them ’a h ap p i fit* * Mra. Fred Hoffaeaa wan in town
I havak buyers
hto place and acquired surrounding They motored from Portland to Sa­
CI.«Trts,
laat Saturday.
ture. n
lands u n til ha now has a dairy farm lem, and then found tba roads so
Call and see me, or pend full descrip­ that produor« an independent in ­ bad that they left their ear and
Tha young miaeae «»ill keep up
tion a n O s t your proportp with me.
y ie ir needle craft club at Mtoa W il
come. During tha peat winter Mr. came by train, and boat to Bandon.
AGB«|r for Underwood Typewriter Cappa haa spent 21000 la clearing From the la tte r plaoa Sam Matohorn
Copied from tha T bibiw o of Ja— tord’aoo Batnrdar afternoons. I f
ary
» n l. U M -W a ltre Sutton, Editor * . you doubt their doing fine work
and
hto
jitn
ey
brought
them
o«vr
land,
nod
w
ill
hare
40
aerre
of
naw
All old machines of any make taken aa
muddy roads to this place, and ar
Mr.
Limpaehof E lk river, to quite Jute drop in some time and are
ground
a
n
d
«
the
plow
tbia
spring.
part
of their handiwork.
Ha w ill m ilk from 35 to 40 head of riving bare shortly after ooo« they aiek,
were met with a team and buggy
Careful »nd ]
oosra thia spring, and In a year
Several «rare entertained at tba
Porter Zahatore haa derided t r i
two w ill Ineraaaa the bred to 50, from tho Maeleay farm and eea tla .
pleasant T h r ift home one evening
retire
from
buatnyM
in
P
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uad their journey to Wedderburn
above which number he doea
last week. Wbtot waa the attraction
and w ill return to ranching
F. B. TICHENOR,
tha same afternoon.
expect to go.
FartOsfovd.
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