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I’ort Orford. .
NEW STOCK OF
B o ' rn to Mr. ami-Mrs. Ed Rackleff
of Langlois, Monday, Nov. 12tb, a
daughter.
I Gents’ Furnishings
JUST
The closed season Tor deer and trout
lagan Nov. 1st, so hang up your rods
aud guns, unless attacked. *
RECEIVED.
Rev. Roach, of Bamlon, held ser­
vices here Sunday iu the morning
and evening, which were well at­
tended.
ELEGAXT AX b COMPLETE IX ETERI’ RESPECT.
Anything to Eat or Wear, and at
William Matheny and Miss Clara
Haft were married at ihe Haft home
on Sixes river last Wednesday. Nov,
7th, 1906.
BOTTOM PRICES
Call And See Us
Miss Mary Marsh left here last
Saturday for Parkersburg, where she
will spend the winter al her uncle's,
John Kronen berg.
Astoria. Orsgon, Dvt. 31. 19tMi.
Iu I tie Honorable Board of Fish
Commissioners. Salem. Oregon.
Gentlemen:—With tbs exception
of a few more salmon tv spawn at
Ontario, we are through with the
work of collecting chinook salmon
spawn at our different hatcbwriee
tributary to the Columbia river; and,
from reports received, the following
collections have been made:
Number of eggs takeu from the
Salmon River hatchery, 875,000;
McKenzie River hatchery station,
5.970,000; Wallowa River hatchery,
596,000; Ontario Saltuou hatchery,
2,130,000; total, 9,571.000.
Iu addition to the work done with
ibe Chinooks, we are pow collecting
Silverside spawn at onr Salmon River
butchery amt at the Wallowa hatchery
with prospects good for a fair sup
ply of this variety of eggs at each
station
they have a river full of saltuou below
the racks ami tlie collection of eggs
• ill be limited to the capacity of the
station ami the funds available for
the seasou's work. The permanent
rack that was put iu across this river
this season has withstood two severe
freshets without tieiug sprung or
damage»! iu any way, aud ap|>eai> to
lie good for all time to come. The
work of collecting eggs from the
Chinook variety of salmon was to be
takeu up November 1st.
SOUTH COOS RIVER HATCHERY.
THE HEAL PIANO PROPOSITION
We not only carry a complete linn
of Victor, Edison ami Zonaphom»
records ami macbimn. sheet music
and musical merchandise, but our
makes of piauoa are such that guar­
antee satisfaction for all time to come,
pianos that have uoue of that bad af •
ter effect.
THE ONEPKICE METHOD.
A high-grade popular price or com­
mercial piano will be sold to you at
the lowest possible prices consistent
with the grade of piami selected. We
are not baudling ou commission, con­
signment or dividing profits with the
city houses, but are doing busiuess
direct with the eastern factories and
are sole representatives for these
pianos for Ceos, tCurry, Douglas ami
other counties. Call aud see for your­
self, even if you are not a musician,
you are in a position to tell one grade
from another ami select a piano that
just suits you , both in quality, price
aud terms.
Such discrimination is within reach
of all, as we pay your transportation
to and from Coos Bay, including one
day's hotel expense. The new Rogers
block, C aud Broadway streets.
Marshfield, Ore.
W. R. HAINES MUSIC CO.
The work collecting spawu ou the
South Coos River began October 151 b,
ami from present indications, they
t
Bandon,
Oregon.
Mill have a full supply of Chinook
Quite a party of timber locators
eggs which witl amount to from five
ay
rain and
ill eeds
went up Sixes last week, but we
to seveu million
After getting
always <>u band.
doubt if they bud locations, as sur­
through with the work with the
veyed claims are about all gone.
Chinooks, Superintendent Smith will
Wootl has been received at Cape
take bis crew over on the Coquille
b. P. STllAXG, Jr. I Blanco that the contractor who will
A. E. HAbSALL,
Practical Surveyor.
build a wireless station at that place
river where an attempt will be made
will be here soon to erect the
to get a supply of Silverside eggs for
structure.
the Coquille River hatchery which
If you want a home in Oregon, investigate our offerings.
Mrs. Chas. Jamieson aud Miss
now lias a capacity sufficient for four
Ethel came down the Sixes from I be
We have Timber and Coal Lands, Farm and Dairy Lands, Stock Ranches and
From present appearances, the re- or five millions
Big
Jewel
Mine
last
Friday,
on
busi
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CITY RRORERTY.
suit at our Coast River hatcheries
YAQUINA HATCHERY.
ness. They say that the uiiue is run­
If you wish to buy, sell or exchange, call on us and we will give you good
will
be
very
different
and
all
will
do
The
work
collecting spawn at Ya
ning uninterruptedly since the water
service. Homesteaders Located on Desirable Government Land.
Public Warning.
exceptionally
well
aud
make
collec
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quinawas takeu up October 15tbwitb
was turned on last week, aud pros­
40 good level LOTS iu WOODLAND ADDITION, close iu and cheap for cash.
pects were never before so good for a tions far iu excess of the funds avail­ indications good for two or three
All persons are hereby forbidden
| OP LOTS in WOOLEN MILL ADDITION,
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tine run and a big clean-up.
able for the work of takiug care of million Chinook eggsaud four million to
, trespass in any way on the lands
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Word reached Port Orford StirnhK the young fry and keeping them until silversides.
i of the McClellan Ranch iu Coos coun­
«X.
that
Mrs.
Schwarz,
widow
of
the
late
ty or the Marshall Ranch in Curry'
they should be turned out.
Stock ranch of 520 acres; good buildir.gn and other improvement«. $5 per acre.
Knapp
&
Knight
will
takeoff
tbeir
Capt.
Schwarz,
died
at
Gold
Beach
We have dairy ranches, city reaidence property and acreage property within city
county. Violations of this order will
W ith the exception of the Umpqua
stage between Myrtle Point and Port be prosecuted to the fullest extent of
Saturday night of typhoid fever after
limits.
River hatchery where the work was Orford next Monday, and put ou pack
BAN DON OR I an illness of two weeks. Mrs Schwarz
Office in Town Holl Bldg
the law. Signed:
finished
October 7th and a collection horses for the wiuter. The roads are
I was an amiable, industrious woman,
B andon G un C lub ,
I a good wife aud mother, ami a kind of 5,026,000 eggs made, all of the bad, the passenger business is becom­
W. S. M arshall .
I neighbor whom everybody loved.
stations are in the midst of tbeir egg ing light, ami therefore the change.
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The firm has enjoyed a good business
There is a shortage of potatoes ami taking season, which with the Chin­
during the summer and expects to put
I apples in this vicinity, am), as a result, ooks will last throughout the month |
on the stage as early in the spring as
I potatoes are selling at two cents a of November, and with the Silyersitles
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the condition of the roads will per­
pound. The crop was not an average,
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will last until near the latter part of mit.—Enterprise.
and fewer were planted than common.
December.
The way to raise potatoes is to keep
Will Berry is renewiug acquaint
Cigars, Candies and Nuts.
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at it. If you miss one year you hit
From recent reports received, I auces iu Myrtle Point after an absence
the next when profits are big.
have the following from the different of ten years. During the past two Vegetables Taken in Trade.
years be has been at Nome, Alaska, iu
Mr. Wright informs us that a pri­ stations:
Prices Reasonable and a Share of
the gold field. He confirms the report
vate letter from Mrs Dart, from Port
TILLAMOOK HATCHERY STATION
Patronage Solicited.
that bis brother, Dude, made a rich
land, states that she is now able to
Eastern
Part
of Town, near Methodist
At
the
new
Tillamook
station
estab
strike, having sold hi» holding for |
walk about her bouse with the aid of
Church,
Bandon, Oregon.
a cane, ami is surely recovering from lisbed this season ou the Trask river half a million dollars.
her long attack of rheumatism, ami
Mr. Dart is in better health than for
Have contracted for 50 barrels of Pure Old Trafford
ten years. Tbeir many friends in
Hour bon. It is tbeir aim in the fntore to supply over
Corry will be pleased to hear of their
improved condition, and wish the
their bar the best whiskey in Coos county. The brand is
aged couple full restoration to health.
OLD TRAFFORD and its purity is guaranteed for medi­
Mrs. Dart is the only living child of
cinal and family purposes.
the late Capt. William Ticbenor, the
founder, of Port Orford, the oldest
town north of San Francisco on the
coast.—Tribune.
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