The Port Orford tribune., June 21, 1892, Image 4

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Ite niter-*
Clic cronih and p »» jierity «•
,'h c re i
GROWING O tn .
- ■ . . . . . ...u •
u.g sea.soou
Mr. J. J I lealy, oi Al.e<k:i, is in ‘••■'eat \\ est are trcat»sl in Zappiti- ,ng ne«s
Herne «tor. looking hi my inlrrir.
;
I ’ll «liM'ovvr. hetv nnd (her«s
ar» about
the
lv
il»1 repr» souls a com -'. li'.< Magasint for June by olili J J as tit
Ktovrly ou in)
hitrudliiK .
I « I KI» H I KY T l K I > KVKSIXO.
ly 'in it”
,« n y which is having a steam Ingalls and William F Slutl 1 ♦.and ! títere tww.
S c a tte rin g lluatvl't o i a lh v r linln
IHii
I
<ln
nnl
th
in
k
I'll
m u rm u r,
ASI)
l'.-eprietur. Ixm, built on the Sound for navi t!.o twocombine a -dory «..J* /rrito- i a»
n nrohibit
.W a l t i s s r r r o N .
*4uj.Mk
A nd I «Io nut th in k I'll Mfold*
DEALERS IN
Ami my h e a rt a ill not I*» M»«l<leuad
"itish
Bi
bring
velo,»
,
i
^
^
SUBSCRIPTION RATE-
and
national
»level
gating the X ttkon river. Jt is ex rial
\\ hen I nee I'm grow I i > k old.
ear
i l >0 |« < te«l that there will he „ line of ment seldom if ever piralelled in
u» now prnhnly in
One Copy One Y
Year
1 w ill m ake no la m e n tatio n
One Co, y Si< Month«
Ami no te a r will d u n my eye.
io Melpimene,
hi-tory.
The
magnitude
of
the
ter­
steanups
from
the
Sound
or
San
O ne Copy Thr»'© Month«
T h e re will be no toneli of nadiietta.
hin»', and the
Nor a vtiln, reg rU fn l high;
Francisco to the mouth of the Yu ritory of which tin se articles treat,
Y outh Mill ho a m ere reineinbinave,
Troa e-öisikts Bf th e
is not the least among the marvels
kon
next
season,
and
this
boat
will
J
u st a »lory th a t Ls (old
A h v e h t is is u R itk « I .i i s e s w i . r
Hut I'll nut m i*li to recall It
Ad
AT
connect wdtli it and open up the of this wenderful region. It is st. ...ei ikbiji Mohieau,
W hen I <eo I'm grow ing nl«l.
F i It and
Bear, with th»'
shown that the Missippi river has ai
navigation
of
the
great
Yukon,
1
hhrtll
th
in
k
th
a
t,
of
Life'*
b
attle,
.11
NE
21.
1
TUESDAY,
Port Orford,
Of th e h a rd , rvlvntlve* g rin d ,
ldic men who organized the first 600 atHucnts, the course of which is I! uger tu
T h e re I-» le«Mt alu iul to couqtivr,
hoir ii -d»' <ti' ■» t » eiilori e the
T h e re I* tuore th a t'll left hehlnd.
company for navigating the Colum­ marked upon the maps, and the era
I t E i l L IS L IC A S T I C K E T .
low Oflei'iiig their Entira
Are
N earer, th e n , my rout from labor
bia liccamc wealthy through their of it- drainage covers 1,257,543 mi'. ns p n ib iu fi »V ding in the
On Lite'» p a th »<> bleak an d eold.
Stock at
Foi P resident,
So (he tfray hair* Mill I m * Meleuuiu
enterprise, and it is probable that s.juare tniles. The travelerenibark- b i mg a e * ^ H ^ ’v"thv:n !.»
\ \ ben I re« I'm tfm a inx obi.
a
-.
BEN JA M IN H A R R I.« »N.
- JuAi pli Bert Htulley.
large fortunes will he made on the ing on a steamboat at Pittsburg can | any \
'
For Vice President,
♦¡ulte
and
tlle
liiere
sail
4300
miles
to
Fort
Benton,
in
out
p
X u k o ii. 'lucre will lie no eominis-
M o w H ti« W r o t e I t .
Thia t't‘k'brali»»n proiniACM to Htti pawH
W H ITELA W REID
»i’ .j ,.jfs» l in the sea, One of the »lunlitirft neeessiiry to gne- that ol hint year, nitil will lw nhvad of
ion to revise freight rates up there, Montana, and from Xlinncapolis prese
outftt is suf- eu*s in any lino of work is Iho ability to anything of the kind ever Indore held in
and the company will get ¡he long 2200 m ill' to port Ka<l>, on the ; with *
think ,’tii.l act practienlly u|«a» the » very,
Presidential Electors for Oregon.
the eonntv. I'verv effort ia Iwing made
liu lf of Mexico. Should he choose! lieieir »" k
t-
.n u r % AH day questions of life.
i < > it < a s h .
É. C A PL E ÿ, )I. R M lI.l.E li, D. M hall of everything, and there will
to inaurv the HuevewH •»( the occuaion.
■enh.‘
dVi""els
«tiezed
are
A
young
woman
who
had
charge
of
I«' a chance to make some profit on to extend his voyage to the head 6t ■ persot
DUNNE, G. M. IRW IN .
the cataloguing of the Accounts of a
the business. The vast territory navigation upm the 45 liagviable to Isp-- et a pt iseners w»?li the ves Philadi'lphta bank employed as an as­
sei to 'tí* * k>e pm.iltv of the law. sistant a girl apparently intelligent and
tributaries
of
the
great
Father
of
■------- through which the Yukon runs con­
H IG H E ST 1 DICI S GIVEN
KHt
W all liersons w'elT »■»Ineated, to whom «ln» gave the
S ti ll S ii u i i i n i n g .
tains rich mining sections, and the Waters, his journey would exceed j Un»1 r the
r,
,
iiiH'i'ssarv directions for the work. Ono Is exteinh'il I »•verybixly. bet us all
H IP E S , I t KS, ETC.
(1 w h e t t i n g
111
opening of navigation on the upper 16,000 miles through 23 states and killiAg .»r a
of tho instructions was that, while sho I get together and celebrate our N ation's
¡g sea are to lx* was to w rite out tho full tinmo wh»»re an B irthday in an appropriate manner,
E d ito r T k iu e n k : — I he caitiff reaches of that river will enable territories of the Union. This s tu - 1 killin'
< ’ A 1,1«. A A 1> M K K I ’ M .
«jntel'aed to abbreviation was used, »he must never [
who presides over the destinies ot these to be dev ■loped' and produce I pvmlous water system extends fu r-' tilled £ i
abbreviate a name.
the Gurrftt sends forth another great wealth. The Yukon is 2000 [ 'her into the continent than from ■ im p riso n ,' _____ y rd la b o r for six
One »lay tho young woman in cliargo
York t'-> Liverpool, and the te r-' n i o o i i ' a -
i r n .in la w p r o ­ found llio following |«X'»»liar name and
w'ail in issue of June 1 < tit. lie miles long, and for tliree-fourths o f
;,nd six address, neatly w ritten out by ttio as- I j
•
seems incapable of adjusting him ­ this distance is navigable for steam- ' r*'e»ry which drains is large.- than vides a tin of
«istant, "Sami. Brown, trust»»o for
month's nu| ! is. 'um »t.
self to the inevitable. I l l his la t­ er, even through the lloeky mouii- I Central Lun»jK>.
thsirge and Minute Section, Academy of
Will lx* given in the ereiiing at the
As iiere are m i- 70 or SO N atural Sciences.”
One hundred years ago the pion-
est wail he writes w down as the tains, which it traverses by a nar-
siirprihcd at tho address,
row, deep channel without’ falls or vers of New England descended the sell,«» ».>r< I 1* «»I- r ;,1 tln-re is likc- she Sonicwhut
recently elected "----- meaning
asked to sc»' I lie leilger from which
the
Alleghenies
lv
to
■
»
1
ie
tja
u
le
before
long.
it was copii'd. Tho ledger read, "Sami. With one of the In st suppers ex er w t 1 h ‘-
‘•blank,’' of course. Now, it will obstructions. It receives manv " estern slop's of
In» ve tnnde sure of Brown, trustee for tiro, and Min. Sec­ fore tin* |H‘«»ple of the county, w bieh w ill
acern to the average mind that, for large tributaries and is itself the into the valley t»f Ohio, and disap- These -ef
tion, Academy of N atu ral Science»»."
ln« serv« d at the WoodrulT Hotel.
t I f I<*1< M i l i t i I l i I I { f .
a "blank,” my candidacy and elec­ largest American river (lowing into ,’ peare»! in its awful solitudes, the s.alskbis capture 1 along tile The young woman had never studied
c ;o o i>
m v s k
and
St
Louis
coast
l,y
pg
then
to
X
ietoria.
either
geology
or
uiinerulogv,
hut
when
the
Pacific.
The
scenery
in
t
|le
W
hieago,
(,
ini'iunati
tion have caused Mr. Hume an itn-
ilio in.vthr v iis ex|ilain»xl to her »ho
mense amount of worriuient, the pass through the Rockies is v< t v "'erp L»iig after this outpists of civ- The total nmtxker e.m. lit is al«»ut foniul that tho word "Siction" is nut al­ TICKETS, including Supper, ^«2.AO. l > l l i l * . V - Y 1 1 1 « * ,
conclusion to be drawn from which grand, rivaling that of the Coluni- 1‘zation, exjxised to the firebrand 1500. C 1> lafidd <»f m u Eraiu is- ways a Muriuiuie, uii.l that "(¡<xi." may
P NELSttN, Proprietor.
fact is, that he must lie a weakling l»ia, and the river is also said to an d th e tomahawk. From that un- co, n a .n tl j» '"h n '..l ¡000 of them be au abbreviation for aotncthiiig ipnto
different from G eorge.—Youth's Cmu
surveyed
wilderness
in
less
than
a
IK
ty
iiztl?
o
i.
fl»
«
will
give
from awav back. And then, it' 1 furnish Salmon alm ostif not eijually
piuiiou.
AM B O U N D
Century, 28 states have been ad­ the j . i e b f - -something to fall back
am so inconsiderable a personage
d as those of the Columl. ta.
T h e K lim lim n .
TO C O M tlO M A L L M V
m
itted
into
the
union,
having
a
o
n
if
t
’leir
’."oners
it
re
captured.
as to deserve to be written down a
A CuMtonicr—(live me a dozen ahirta.
The Corviig-wliieh went to Be­ S l i o p k « H e r o you ore, bir, tho
[Oregonian.]
, combined area of 800,000,000 acres
“ blank,” what could there have
..
„ o
„ .¡a n d supporting a population of hring sea t»'.:L a xeientifi corps, a l­ best quulity.
been to justify Mr. II. on Tuesday Mr. E. L
X aneouver, B. C. called t
, .« • ...
C ustom er—How much?
*1,.,
» . I A/M
--- TO—
Shopkeeper—< hie fifty each.
morning following the election in at this office vesterdav to furnish i more than 35,000,000. Though the so t.xik tour ■ pi,»' hunters .and will
Horseshoeing,
i
aggerate
wealth
of
this
region
is
Custom
er—All
right,
w
rap
them
up.
keep
nr
u-
¡at
of
the
number
of
pi a ¿ing the streets of his town lurid information asked for in regard to ¡
Now, how much nrc these socks?
practically
beyond
computation,
an
seals
shot
uni
the
number
of
WAGON R E PA IR IN G , ETC
with profanity and o'.-eeuity be- t jje 8{Camcr Beaver, and the chance
ETC
Shopkeeffcr— Fifty cents a ¡»air.
PROMPTLY DONE.
VuMuuiOf— Well, 1 11 take three dozen
pause of my success * Act, on that 0fh e r gettingtothcC higcagoExpo- idea of its vastness may be gained wounded tliatVink or •scape.
T H C M O S T © ( L IA B L E
pairs instead uf the shirts.
occasion, he vowed that every man ¡¡¡tjon
He says the Heaver lies on from the knowledge that last year
r-
Tlio socks aro dono up su d tho cus­
COMMISSION MERCHANT
• .' . .
• » ,»
» the states of the Mississippi vallev
who had voted for me was "a thief, <staniey
?v point, at the right-haud •
,
,
,
, 11
Sun: The
r<»p this year will tom er sta rts for the door w ith th© bundle
more than three-quarters
Shopkeeper — Hold on there, you
a scoundrel and s. of a b.
That #- jc 0£ 1 the entrance to Vancouver produced
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
, ,
, .
,
be exceedingly 1 ght in Coos coun­
¡»aid for those socks.
was the characterization applied to hjrbor
The ,nacilinerv ig gtill in of the sugar, coal, iron, oats, wheat, ty, pro1 .ablwhot moi " than supply­ haven't
T he Best miti
»noir to o m i is
Custom er—( ’vrtainly not. I took them
thirteen hundred and fiftv-tour per- , he hu l, which Jg left ,'iaro at 1qw cotton, tobacco, lead, hay, lumber, ing the loc i tllemnnd It is hopcxl in exchange for the shirts.
N p m ps|
Shoj»k«‘ei**r — Yes, but you didn't ¡»ay 112 AND 114 FRONT ST., S. F.
sons who had cast their ballots for water. X’erv little interest was taken wool, ¡xjrk, beef, horses and mules that by anotvr year Coes bay will
for the si irta.
me the day previous, by a conceit­ in the wreck till the project of tak­ of the entire country, together with see a fruit . nnery » -• iblished, ami
C ustom er—C ertainly not, because 1
Ht futnuhtt Irut quotahont and »»// t»Hd
a large fraction of its gold ami siS
ed, m alignant duffer who is to-day- ing it to Chicago was broached.
take them.
a bountiful Fuitage may be lixikcd didn't
Khf'pkcs‘|<T—T h at’s a fact, and he
ver. Their internal commerce is
FREE , r , Ou aPPi ,
unworthy to unlatch the shoestrings
Now there is a day and night
for. This st'ison the trees will re­ spends the next half hour trying to make
of the poorest one among the num ­ watchman at the wreck, and every i already greater than that of all for- vive a bealtlicr growth ami Ixar his cash balance.—New York liernld.
\î< >
I’Xf<• r ><•<!•% I» V<»f lain«»»«
ber. It were base tlattery to call body wants a bit of old oak or hick­ | eign commerce of the combined na­ larger fruit .notner v ar.
U NITED STATES LAND Oi l ICE.
p u b l i c o n i c r il l < Il In a .
such a being a gentleman; and to ory timber for a cane, or somethiny tions of the earth.
Al * »ut 7,(XM) pages 14,(NN) columns, m .
The Chinese system of governm ent
K hhljh kg , O hkuok , .Inn«* 2<1, IH92.
Ami vet the Northwest is to hear
O lmi ,(M m ) words, '.Mi fin«* c<»l<»re<| map*,
compare his actions on the occasion clge as a r(aie of th.. first steamer
In hi« i»-ta ».f June 10, editor lacks entirely tho progn -sivo and uni
NOTICE OF NEW S l’ltVEV .
••»Iual to IIP volume^ f»f ordinary m /»-I
fyiD'T clem ent of ¡»optilar eb'ction. The
r r j « r »
r w w . , : » < m i<: the- vy y i . rfu ! s ’ : ' ,
and Hum.' . JK,
uaHSCtb'««’»r-raA _ tlwr. thaffivigut T1inT ever ptou^fiea ’ w
books, bmmd m Manilla paper covet,
and believe^ to acc6ni- fjM»pl©
httvo
no voice -------------------------
in tho choice of - Notice in hereby given, that a pait <»t an»l
. ,
,
On© \ * ar r ^ul»«'rtpti<»ti t»» the
be named to t i o ^ of the historic
The wreck is owned by a it- grand chapter is tieing unfolded
uieir
“
heir n rub-rn,
and the ruler« consider th©| tl,e beret »tore um i^r.. vc! p.»rta.n of tie
plish
bur
pu|to«e,
mu.'t
have
the
year
by
year,
adding
wonder
to
¡»eoplo
as
s«>
many
sheep
to
lo
fh‘ece«L
fish woman, would be to insuffvra feaj vgf.ltc firm at Victoria, and it is
follow ¡ng named Towrtl«hi|M to-u it :
wonder in the line of what we proud­ hearty coopcntion of <»ur employe« Tho officials nr»» pa:.I «tarvinglv low ' I - I xe. ti. t|| 2’1, I.»t No. 7 of » •-. t ¡. ill
bly insult the latter.
rumored that $30,000 will be spent
who
should
poses«
the
same
jxilit-
(uilariea,
and
uumy
offices
arc
ojicnly
I '1, \ \ t - 2 o t
11 .1» 21», .t:id all of K«-. -
And Mr. Hume mokes profuse
getting it or portions of it to ly term development of the coun­ ieal sentiniens as ourselves.” If l.ingiit. Uorrnplion nuil extortion may lions
;t(»,3l and 32, of Township 22 »»»»uth,
cry.
11'there
is
anything
which
therefor©
lx»
»aid
to
t»o
alm
ost
sanc-
promises in his paper that it shall Chicago Some of the secret order
this does noCmean that he wants tioned, tho only restraint tx'ing thedrend d range No. 12 w»'»t. Also ««'ctiolis 12,
I I, 15, 22, 23, 21, 2’>, '2>l, 27, 35 and
always be hut highest aim to ele- jojgpg jn Victorio and Vancouver may be termed a miracle, it is tio man is hi employ who will not of inaurrtx'tion ami tho power of guihls, 13,
Ui, of Township No. 27 auutla of range
growth, and this has lx'cn wrought
*
vate the morals of the community j*ive gold-mounted gavels made
FOR $8.50.
vote aceoiditp to his dictates, what elans and M-i ri-t s»x'ieti»-s. There is im- N»». It west.
Also tlie rem ainder of tin' In n tofor»
|H'rf»xt protection from robbers iunl
and instruct the young in the high- from the Beaver,an d Mr. Lee says out in tne Great West with a pow­ Iocs it n.rattf
pirates, many villuges preferring to snb- |insurv»»i .1 portion ,,f the following
er that is. when considered either
sidize robts r bauds rath er thnn to haro ,lu,ll'"l low indiips, to-» o
est paths of go.xl citizenship.
jie gaw a cane made from an oak
T here is no «iihjet t th at will ever
in
detail
or
as
a
whole,
simply
as­
to »leal w ith tho woreo fotin of roblmry
'T '
g J K, I'1, .1 Ml and 31, ot
Let us hope that there will be fib
f<jr
The whistle of the
The highef. vote in .Multnomah practiced by the officials. —W estm inster fownsliip No 23 south, ol range No. 12 » o l i n - up to worry y- ii, but whut Ibis
tounding.
great
s. t ,,f Issiks will u-ll you all als-iil.
west, ami SI-2 of si . lion 23, NI-2 and
none, old or young within the range j}eaver, which once echoed across
county a the ree nt election was Review.
l --r i hil-lren g-.ing t-> ». li.s.1, or thorn*
S E I-! of se» lion 20 and \V |-2 of sei li .n
of his influence but will rise supe- (he broad Pacific, from Cape Horn
2ft, of Towship .No. ,'H) south, of rung»' that will - S.|| Is -g-,Illg, there in not un*
r.nille Zol«*« Unrklng Honrs.
I.ast week Secretary Noble, of the that for ««riff—13,423.
" t i l l r s. t
books tll.lt w ill III |p th a I I I s o
No. I."» » »'St,
rior to his example; but will in ­ to Hong Kong, is now on the E xjmj -
Emil».*
Zolu'n
habits
aro
extrem
ely
rpfft'v
Interior Department, directed that
Has Is'en surveyed, and the plat of nhì ,| Iiiui h with tin ir studies, or th at will
lar.
He
takes
a
walk
every
morning,
stinctively recoil from the eontem sition building at NewWe? trninster,
We hav tiunlet bibbing arrangem ents usually leaving ins house, w hether at survey thereof »ill !«• filed in tins ..ltl,<- im press them tif-ro with life and its rcs-
that proportion of the grant to the
plation of doing as he has done in and the people there will keep it it
with tii© Ln Franofaoo Call, whereby Medan or a t Paris, abont 9 o'clock. Ho m the tilth »tay of Anglist, IHH2, and on |s-nsilti'liti»'». There is in» fnmilv in this
Southern Pacific Railroad Com-
great I ni>-ii but » b u t cun uffor-l a set of
. . .
...
: the T hiiivk .ud Daily Morning Call, lnnehes at m idday, and w rites from 1 tnd after tin- said liltli day of August, tbm great st--i< house ,,f knowledge.
very many and conspicuous res- they can. The bell of the steamer
IHP'2, wi- »ill Is- prepare»! to r. i-.-ivi- ap­
pany lying between Tres I .nos, in in,.i„,|i,1.a ,nb y ( ail w.ll i«. sent to o'clock till 6, receiving no visitors and plications
-'«• the w.-rld Is'gjin then* has lu'vcr
for th»'entry of said I iiik I s in
jiects.
has been recovered by the owners of San Benito County, and Aleasede, anv address •£ v. ar for
the regu- transacting nobusiru ss in the afternoon. such heretofore unaurvcycil portkin of
- II s i ll 'l l a wonderful offer ns this and
His repeated assertion that he the wreck. It will I jc utterly inpos- in Fresno County Cal.’ be restored
tlios»* who know .« g-ssl tiling when they
aMrw ^ k h 'i'\i.h7 ,7 ';o ^ 1' Ho baa a particular liking for large and said Townships.
s«'e it will n. t allow thi-- op|s»rtuiiity to
do^ n Thegclan(Jg V t c ^ t o Z l e X ^ r i n ^ . , m . t t ^ massivo p ic e s of furniture, so his w rit­
is an “American citizen,” have not sible to take the Beaver to Chicago tQ <he
Jo iis II. Sm I »:, Register,
ntiss-,f s -. tiring a complete rwfcit-urv
A. M. U niw roui» Receiver.
ing table ami his library chairs are of
covered, and cannot conceal, his in the shape of a steamer. H ero ld W(, „ d *.(.lared f(jrf(jitcd to th(. Vni-
Published on ^ U ^ o n ^ ^ V s ^ h , ^
Library for a m ere pittance.
l i i . r v - L 'i .i . i a r n l
m V lx *
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ta -liiz -li {a i t . 1 .W Z,.,.... «».„I __________ a..
un-American conduct. It is Amer­ machinery,keel
ami timbers n may
be
»taiid,
w
hich
Is
in
bronze
and
repr»»senti
)y the act of September
OI I» MARVELOUS OFFER.
a lion.—P aris Cor. Philadelphia Tele­
ican to yield obedience to the will taken. Many persons would pay
1 he fast and ('»uniuodioiis St« am i r
29, IStX). By this action of Secre­
graph.
of the majority as expressed by the something to see the keel and ¡»ad-
e » ill s» nd to every one snlis<*ribing
tary Noble, about 768,000 acres of
I l li tat I ’ u lii !>•» A n i m a l « F r a l?
ballot; it is un-American and u n ­ dle-wheels of the first steamer that
b» tin' W i i k i .» ( I t u o m is this magniti-
land in a fruit-growing section will
When tho Kensitivenists to paiu of tho
» cot s» t -d Isn.ks and tin* j - uimt for <»ne
worthy and infamous to enveigh ever floated on the Pacific and
E J V M h tY ,
negro, com pared with th a t of tlio Eu-
year for I i.-bl D-.llarsainl Fifty C ents,
be opened to public settlement at
against and assault the voter with so many years service on its wat­
payable in advance. Present sul»s»'rib-
roix'an, is tint ono to throe, as Dr. Eel-
an early »late, the- date to be fixed
«•rs to the \\ s »: ki . v ( liu:«n-M«s will bavi*
km concludes it is, w hat relation to the
blackguard epithets for easting his ers.
tli« ir pn|s-r - --ntiniied i,no year from tin*
by the local land officers at San
latter is Isirno hy tho sensitivcneM of
ballot as suits his ideas of what has
e'l'irntSoii Ol t In ir l-li s i-lit Sllbs-'riptinll.
Francisco.
The succestl this G reat Cmigh Cur»' the monkey? of the bird? of tho n-ptilo
Tin-
Issiks will Is' -h'liv- re-l to any u-l-
and tho ti“h? of creatures lower stilt?—
been right and exjiedient to I jc done.
The reproduction of Columbus’s
dl . hs fr»'«' --(» barge. A-l-lri'ss
is w ithout a kallcl in the history of London Sunday Magazine?
It ie un-American and a grievous earaval, the Santa Marie, is being
itR EG ltN 'l \.N PU B L ISH IN G <'•».,
Hartford. Conn., June I t.—H ar­ m edicine. Anruggists are authorize»!
Portl.iinl Oregon.
travesty upon decency for one to built by the Spanish Government at riet Beecher Stowe is 80 years old fo sell it on ansitivo guarantee, a test
A n A utw ni*ll< j A p p la u d ir »
th a t no otheriire can stand. T hat it
A Frenchm an ha© perfect©«! an inven*
insist th at his employes shall vote Cadiz. The keel was laj'td on todav. The event was coinniemor may liecrsn. own, the Proprietors, nt
tion by which m anagers of theaters ta n
« • N liisstcs
as he does or dictates. 1 hese things March 1. The caravel’s dimensions ated by a birthday celebration by an enormon pease, are placing a Sam ­ ascertain
H E K C l LES
on first nights, in a practical
Bottle Fr m to overy hom e in the
Mr. Hume has done, which I. in ar» : Length at k o i, 62 feet; 4 inches the pupils :in<l graduates of tic | ple
Will make regular trips between
l.'iiibel Htit -md Cana la If von have manner, the feelings of the public. The
!»,,>■,, h ltit, « ok e o n triv .a iu -« i» an autom atic npplauder,
common with all fair minded peo­ length between perpindieulars, 75 Hartford female seminary, which! a O ougi,,:
G as an d G a s o lin e
it for it » II . Oy Mi. If vour child has set in motion by a five cei-Gino piece._ G 'tto s U a y a n d 8an Francisco,
ple resent, And I fancy that lie feet five inches, lx’am, 22 feet; was founded in Hartford by Miss the Croup. in-Ti' aping Congh, use it New York Jonrtial.
Also calling nt
is Kure. I you
overestimates the efficacy of his draft, 14 f.-et 8 inches. Great care Beecher in 1827. Many friends | prornp»'.
| dried 'nar
disease Consump-
Till'
irregularity
of
Maine'»
coast
line
declarations that be bojx-s such is being taken with details, and the ealied to . xpre. s their g<««l wishes tion, uw i tsk your Druggist for
Point Arena, Mendocino Fort Brag I,it
Have fewer parts, iui -I are
.50 c s ' is indicated hy tho fact th a t a Lubec
tl<* River Kta-lter Cnv»-, Trinidu-I,
therefor© l.-ss likely to get .at, of ord. r
will excuse his despotic and un- instrum ents and appliances of th hut Mrs. Stowe was not able to see I ^ '.E O I U S • Pri.-e ,o
man who bonght a horse in E astport
than
anv
other
gas or gasoline rngim-
American doings and behavior.
Creseent City, Cheteo and
time o f Columbus will b" in their tin ui, as she has for several years ba- k lam e, -Uiiloh’s Porous P la s te r was obliged to drive the anim al more
i-'-w built. Ju st light th,' burner, tu rn
than
forty
miles
to
reach
Ins
home,
a
l­
the win .'I, Iitul it runs .-.11 -lav.
J. II. U prox ,
places aboard the caravel. The been in a feeble condition. Letters
though the tw o towns nro ouly three
l’inta and Nina it is announced, arc and telegrams were ritieved front! '
____
miles apart in » stra ig h t line.
MAKES Nti SM E I.L Oil D IR T .
Persons i. ug to make final proof
A Portland ¡uper says a Chinese !*»ng reproduced by American cap- many parts of the country bearing
explosion», s» fr«'-
To tho Eskimos of Labrador belong C a rry in g P a sse n g e rs itml F re ig h t. N -»-loiil.l,',,r
on th eir lun-ninx can have their ap- the honor of having discovered th at the
.........» With til,' Ulirollahle »park.
m erchant of th at city ia authority ital, bo visitors to the Exposition eangratulations.
—For
dates
of
Hailing
See
Agents._
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J plications Clout at this offi.x- free of inooti was tlio ¡»irudiso of the good, und :
for the statem ent that within five »ill be able to sec the Columbus
For Simplicity h |„ ,I|N
u „ r |,|.
»lescription of that tho wicked aro to tie consigned to a
Austro-Hungary has yeikled to charge, by sing in
years’ time there will be very few of fleet complete. The Spanish Gov-
land, No. <>f»i;. ation, and names and co^ covo *n t ',° c e n ,tr
»he earth,
It n ils Its e lf A n t,iiiialfcally ,
Freight ............ Port Orfnr-I and Hun
the
for«
c
of
the
McKinly
Bill,
and
Mi countrym en remaining in this ernnient will provide crews for the
esi-lence oinesses.
“
"
; Francis«-» reduced t » f ».<>>> |»-r ton, ami
Nu lla ttc i les m- E le r tr ie S p a r k .
.I ..e ,,',??:.Wl‘O n';rer„WC,‘.t
t,ie t,,ea- W harfage at Port Orford r.d.irod to Il nm» » iti, , heajsT grade of gasoline
state. The extension of pie Chin- the three caravels, dressed as were conclubcd a treaty by which we ad­
ter
in
his
life
is
usually
the
man
who
*|
j-g,
,
liian any o th er Fingine.
esc exclusian law removes the last Columbus’s sailors, and tlic trip mit free of duty Austro-Hungarian
declares loudest against the im m orality 1
A D M IIR A T O R ’8 NOTICE.
hope of continuance of profitable across the Atlantic will be made un bides, coffee, tea, sugar, and molas-
of tho stage.
»"n m -- hii ' to k » iMi i i.vi:» »eei.v to
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AGENTS
Not'n-e is by given that the under-
bnsiness here and the number of der escort of a Spanish man-of-war.
atK* tll:,t country in return ad-
PA I.VIER A KEY, M axi r se re a kb »,
Several women have been perm itted MeyerAt Akm.inn, - - Han Frani'iseo,
our agricultural iniblemcnts, ! H'gned has I fiis Final Account as
Han Fi.iiii'isco, C al., und Portland, Or.
Cheneae remaining in this city will After ¡»artieipating in the naval re- mits
■ ,
,
,
. 1
i A dm inistrad t ie E state of Asa 0ur- to practice dentistry in D enm ark after Crawford «k W ilbur - .
Port Orford,
I
clocks
and
watches, cotton m a n u -; m an, dec©» in the (' unty Court of havingposBo-l the regular examinations. Fred N- h- tter, • •
each year be greatly diminished, view in New York harbor the cara­ cloclcs
Em pire ('¡lv
factures, meat extracts, condensed C urry CouiHtotc of Oregon, and that
It has lwen learned completely vels will proceed to Chicago. After
T»H'M«liiy( tlh »fay of Ju ly , IS!»2, at 10
P J. LINDBERG,
that they are not needed nor des­ the Fair closes they will remain the milk, iron and steel manufactures, o’i l >ck, A. has been fixed hy an or-
resin, tar. parafine, pianos, cotton- 4’ r , ,
of sai l County
ired. In Albany white men can property of the United Stater.
I -
i
» -i
Court for etning sai l Final Aeeoinit
< >ii |>« n t» i-, i i i i i i <i <. , . <
W.M. S. UIN.NOR,
■e-1 oil, ami some2o0 other articles and
.„„i for
o,r he» objections
of,i,,.ti.)1„ to Hie same.
ii
take their place in every thing.
at greatly reduced rates of »luty.
AND
This noti peblished in the P out
They have been crowded out as
I
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'U ln e of an
N o lit r v r i i b l i p R e a l E s titte A
Whitelaw Reid, of the New York
t‘i»lvncv nciir
•T!»rw Sirttem /
a k
it,
-t said i-mirt -tat-
The DeiiKM'rats will m a k e a 1s t
servants and ywoodsawers and in Tr»‘6unc, was nominated for Vice
( 'urry ( ’«
< (r«*gi»ii.
ter showing in the legislature, ae
P ort OnroKi», C i kkv C ocntv , (> ri ; u ,.-,,
laundry work are surpassed bywliite President t»y the Republican Na­ cording to the Gr-'goiiian’s figure“
RED OLEEN,
In su ran ce \g e n t .
\V«»rk car» I h » H«*nt hv P ori O rioni <»r
‘-« e o i A 'í C . r - All orders prom ptly filled, un-l sittiefue*
ixs>,»le.— A lb a n y D em o crat
tional Convention by ¡teelaimalion. than they have since 1880.
!
«»M I leach mail currier*, or inni» u «lu*
tí he i? u r t
( O r ia n i
u
v ilu in
a-
W. S. WINSOIt Ä
S( IX.
BALL,
V-
EUCHRE CREEK,
< ’n i’i’y < ’«»nut
Greatly Riäestä Prices
A General Invitation
A G ra n d
B a ll
WAGttX FA C TO R Y
>I<1W IIA 1»I„
I
>
I rving B. C ook ,
W eekly Oregonian
HILOH’S
C O N IU M P T IO N
.»CURE.
MOTIVE
POWER
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1
PORT ORFORD,
H. N E E L Y ,
XX’ n f «• li m I» (> i»
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»' iv i> i-i it
tion guaranteed.
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PORT U lit ORD, OREGON.
• inc«’ by lh*piKt<'r»‘«I Mail.