The Port Orford tribune., February 19, 1901, Image 1

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O R E G O N ,
The law prescribes the fee for
p u ttin g a pension claim through
the Pension "Bureau, while there is
no lim it to the charge th a t w ay be
made for lobbying a private pen-
sion brH through Congress. That
may account for the increase of p ri­
vate pension legislation which has
■alarmed Senator GalMitger.
.-«TATB O X M C B B 1 :
<U. 8. Senator*— G ee. W . McBride and
Joseph Stawrn.
Congreseui « i t — 'Thomas H . Tongue.
U ovem or— T . T. H e m .
Secretary of State— F. I. Dunbar.
S ta te Treasurer— Chas. S. Mcin-e.
g u p t. Pub. InstructioD -J.H .A ekerm a».
»State Printer, W. H . Leeds.
A ttornev-G eneral—D .B .N . Blackburn.
O lerk State Board School Land Com
aiiaaionera— M. L . «Chamberlin.
J o in t Senator, T. M. Dim m ick.
Joint R epresentative— K. D. Hume.
sec oxo JuaMotax oisibic t :
J a d g e , J. W . HauatHon, R oseb u rg.
P rosecuting AXtonney, Geo. M. lArwn.:
ffioeeburg.
H O TEL, P. J. MASTEBSOK, T
l
W eáderb urn,
I have fs«t -taken chiurge-cif th is
tfrvorite Traveler»’ Reecrrt, and
overhatrled and remodeled Tib»
same. E verything in camnec-
tion therewith is
r. m .
F. H . B la le .
J . M cCutcheu.
Mrs. E . Hardenbrook.
M iss Annie D oyle.
A . L. D unean.
K. H . Price.
Mrs. E. J. Burrow.
C . L. W akenuut.
J. S . Capps.
F. M. L anglois.
J. A. H aines.
A. A a b er y .
Joseph H ure.
E lvin M iller.
SU IT IN G , D R E S S GOODS, D R ESS F L A N N E L ,
FEED STABLE, also, with rates SATEENS, PLA IN AND F IG U R E D O U T IN G F LA N N ELS in a variety of colors,
at popular prices, and as low as is
L inings, Silesias, B uttons, B ind in gs, etc.
consistent with good service and
A
lso
*
com
plete
assortm
ent of B ea u tifil Calicos, Apron and Dress Gingh'a,
treatm ent.
W hite Goods, P ercales, la w n , In dia.L in on, Lonsdale, T able L inen,
Langlois Harness Shop.
N apkins, Sheeting and P illow -Slip M uslin, T ow els and
Crash, H ouse Lining, Ticking, O il Cloth,
R u b b e r Goods,
All styles of
O il
HARNESS O K I DIES
C lo th in g ,
Made to Order.
M ens’ & B oys’ H a ts <fe Caps.
E u r e k a I ln r n c a e O il,
A Complete Stock of
ALL KINDS OF SADDLERY HARD­
WARE.
BOOTS AND SH O ES.
Office up stairs, in Eldorado B uilding
S. H. HAZARD,
PORT ORFORD, OREGON,
Take* pleatMNv; <m inform ing the public th at he has now on ha«A, and
and in F IR S T C LA SS •con­
•will coattnue to replenish, his large and corrtpi«*eSto<3k of G en­
dition. We have also a fine
eral Merchandise, cousistseg of.
------| BATH BOOM | -------- LADTES and G ENTLEM EN’S U N D E R W E A R ,
where hot and oold bathe can
H O SIER Y , F U R N IS H IN G GOODS,
be«hta<med. A BAR is run in
eonnection with the Hotel, Y O U TH S’ aw<5 C H IL D R E N S W EAR,
where all up-to-datedrinkscan
FANCY GOODS NOTIONS, R IBBO N S,
be procured at the hands of an
experienced, polite and accom­ LACKS, EM BRO IDERY, BM AIDS, ETC.
modating bwr-tender.
J. il. UPTON,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
BA N D O N , O BK G O N .
fiESERAL MERCHANDISE
New and Clean,
POMTOrre'EH IK TM «COUOTY-.
«ÂME OF MTHUE,
Chetco,
Harbior,
i r m u ,.
Gold B each,
W edderhurn,
Ill'h e e ,
Ophir,
P ort Orioni,
Denm ark,
Langlois,
E ckley,
Agnes»,
U are,
R agie,
D E A L E R IN
fi. 8.. MILLER, Proprietor.
•coiiwrv o x k o b s s -
County Judge—M. Ushty,
Beach.
SI n n .1»« o n i o n e r a — F . H. Blake, Chetco;
P . J. Lindberg, P ort Orford.
S h eriff—J- C W alker, Gold Reach.
C lerk. C. V . W oodruff, G old Beach.
T reasures, W. 8. Winaor, Gold Beach.
A ssessor—Jt.n l. Misrsh, Peat Orford.
School Suj»L— W illiam 8 . G uerin, Lang­
lois .
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.
Surveyor— D. Cunniff, Jr., w old B each.
xektikms or thc coubt . :
C ircu it Court m eets on the Third Mon­
day in August of each year.
C ou nty Court m eets on tlte Am t Mon­
days in January, April, July and Sep­
tem ber of each year.
O regon,
ATTOffNiA i COUNSELOR AT LAW S a d d l e - B l a n k e t s , B i t s , & e ., & c .
Empire City, Oregoa.
H aruesa and Saddles repaired at liv in g
Will Practice in th e Supreme Court,
prices.
At greatly reduced prices.
IIA H D W A IIF ,
and all Courts of this State.
E n n tflo ls ,
J. H U N TLEY ,
T IN W A R E ,
O regon.
DR. d. J. CALDWELL,
Attorney & toanselor at Law
G D A M T IA V A D F ,
P h y a i c l n n a n d S u i- g p e o n ,
W EDDERBURN,
O R E G O N . CRO CK ERY ,
LAMPS and
NOTARY PUBLIC,
G old B each
:
:
W ill Practice in all th e Courts of this
State.
Public Laud Cases a Specialty.
Shad Hudson,
HUDSON & HAINES.
MINING A REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
at
law
;
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
L. L. BURTENSHAW,
a t t o r n e y a t
V aluable Mines, F arm s, S tock Ranches
and Tim ber Landa For Sale.
House and s is acres of w ell improved
lard in W ilbur, D ouglas cou n ty for
sale, o r w ill exchange for property in
M yrtle Point, Cooe county.
l a w
M y r tle P o in t, O regon .
K N A PP HOTEL,
Port Orford, Oregon,
W ill practice in afl the Courts of the L..
K IN A -W
P r o p r ie to r .
GROCERIES—-
N0I ^ B„u;,K .E„B^ T.
Teas, Green and Roasted Coffee, Cocoa, Chocalate, Spices, E xtracts, a
Choice V ariety of Canned Goods, Dried F ruits of all kinds in Stock.
J . H. UPTON,
Cigars, Pipes and Tobacco.
C a n d y , N u ts, C itro n ,
L em on a n d O ran ge P e e l.
Sperry’s and Oregon Flour always on hand
BACON, LARD, BEANS, C O FFE E , SUGAR and ROLLED BARLEY
Sold as low ae the m arket will permit.
To meet the necessities of the times, my goods are
State, and in th e U . 8 . Land Office.
V .« .
CLOCKS
E ckley, Oregon.
GEORGE M. BROWN,
a tt o r n ey
J. E. Haines.
LAN TERN S, CU TLERY ,
M IRRORS, ETC.
Diseases of L adies and Children a Spec­
ialty .
O beoon .
.
First-class in every respect.
M arked Down to the L ow est Figures Possible
Goid Feed Stable attached.
O rders taken for Suits and fits Guaranteed.
C O M M IS S IO N E R ,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
L axoloir , C ubby C o ., O bboox .
C A L L A N D G S T P R I C E S IIE I’O H E B U Y IN G E 1 8 * W H E R E .
P. U. LINDBERG,
UNDERTAKER.
Dealer in Town Lots, and Im proved
and W ild Lands.
F ilin g s and Final Proofs M ade on
Hom esteada and Pre-em ptions.
GENERAL CONVEYANCING.
WM. S. W INSOR,
Notary Public Beal Estate A
Insurance Agent.
A Complete Line of Caskets, Coffins
and Trimmings.
Orders taken for Tombstones and
Cemetery Railing.
J. W. STRANGE,
D E N T IS T .
c o q u il l e c it y ,
O r e g o n .
W ill v is it Curry County sem l-annw Uly.
FO RT ORFORD -
JOSEPH HARE,
ORBGON.
Notary Public A Conveyancer
1 fe ll se t ol Notary and C oareyancer’e
Manke will be kept on hand
LANGLOIS, OREGON.
T h e Q u e e n 's P r o g e n y .
TV n u i l i e v
a<
T r a v e l to th e K lo n d ik e .
Among the many remarkable ( Tacoma, Feb. I I .—The travel to
things in Victoria’s lite none was Copper River and the Klondike is
more so than the extraordinary now well started. Not less than
■long line of descendants born d u r­ two dozen sailing vessels will start
ing her lifetime. She was the for Nome and Behring Sea in April
mother of nine children and the and May. The sawmills on the
grandmother of forty. The most Yukon have resumed Operation»,
remarkable .point in connection with and every town between Bennett
CigaTette smoking to excess is a these forty-nine persons is the fact and Dawson is building boats and
ground for divorce in Wisconsin. that since the birth of the first, G-’ steamers. Not less than 80 vessels
At least that 4s tire ruling of Hudge years ago, only seven of them have will be engaged iu «he Alaska traffle
Burnell of the Winnebago County died, showing th a t in this instance, during the Coming Summer,includ-
Circuit Court. Mrs. Beatrice Tra« at least, the popular opinion is at ■those on the Upper and Lower Yu­
•cey, seed for separation from Rolla fault when it attributes a weak and kon, together with steamers sailing
Tracey, and the principal allega­ diseased condition to all the royal on regular routes from Puget Sound.
tion was that he was a cigarette families of Europe. The Queen’s
The people of Southeastern Alas­
fiend. The Judge granted a decree nine children survive her, the eldest ka have petitipned Senator Pcrkir»,
of absolute divorce.
being Victoria Adelaide, the P rin ­ of California, to aid them in »ecurt
cess R o y a l,w h o w. {1(------
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married
to ii g^a lighthouse aud other means Of
Chief of Police Stahl, of Tdpeka,
Frederick, afterwards Emperor of protection*for the inside route be­
K a n sa s , iu a recent interview is
Germany, and father of the present tween the Sonnd and Skigway.
•quoted as saying: '“I do not care
Emperor. But one of the Queen’s The petition sets forth th a t 15,000
It Mrs. Nation smashes every joint
children has failed to become a par­ passengers, 200,000 tons of freight
in Topeka. J sympathize with her.
ent, and that the only one who uid and $20,000,000 in treasure tire a n ­
I hope she will close up the saloons
not marry royal blood. This is nually transported-overthis roete.
of the city. As an officer of the
Louise, who became the wife of the
law, though, it is my duty to arrest
The smallest claim ever present-
Marquise of Lome, a Scotch gentle­
her every time she creates a d istu r­
to
Congress was filed the other day,
man, iu 1870. There was much op­
bance or destroys property. If we
It
was for $1, and Secretary -Root,
position to this marriage, not only
had the right kiitd e i State officials
in
a letter of transm ittal, asked that
from the lady’s fam ily but from
it would not be necessary for Mrs.
•tire aristocracy of England, which it be included in the general defi­
Nation to do what she is doing.”
professed to be horrified th a t a per­ ciency bill. The claim is th a t of
Mrs. B. N. Reuter, of Pomeroy, (k
An old timer was in our office son of royal blood should join with
She
says that the Government en ­
the other day, and said when lie a commoner. Louise had in her
gineers,
while blasting near her
was a boy a t school he read his les­ composition, however, much of her
house,
caused
an explosion which
sons something like this* “See the mother’s determ ination, and, be­
hurled
a
stone
through one of her
•cow. Is the cow nice? Yes; the sides, she was in love, so the m ar­
windows. The stone did 50 cents’
riage
was
consum
m
ated,
and
has
cow can run. Can the cow run as
worth of injury to the glass and 25
fast as the horse? But the latest proved a remarkably happy one.
cents’
worth to a lace curtain. T he
Besides her forty-nine children
up-to-date style of reading by the
remaining
quarter is for the services
average kid is as follows: “G it and grand children, Victoria was
of a glazier in putting in a glass.
-onto th e cow. A in’t she a bute? great-grandm other to thirty-one
Mrs. Reuter first wrote a letter com­
sure she’s a corker. Can the cow persons, making the large total of
plaining of the damage to Major
git a move on? Can she hum like eighty of her line born during her
Bixby, the government engineer in
horse? No she ain’t in it with a lifetime.
charge of the improvements of the
horse.”
Ohio River. Major Bixby, after
If a man wants to fill his cup of having the matter investigated by
Mrs. Nation is still at it in K an­
anguish until it slops over, let him an officer, transm itted the letter to
sas, and has become a subject for
untertake the task of pleasing ev­ his chief. General John M. Wilson,
national discussion, overshadowing
erybody for a short time and he chief of engineers, with the endorse­
for the time, every other question.
will realize how futile is tho task, ment that the claim was a ju st One
The reason for the “ masterly inac­
and we know whereof we speak. If and should be paid. General W il­
tivity” of the Kansas saloon men
he goes into politics, he is called un­ son, after allowing the claim to
lies in the fact that they are unlaw­
patriotic. If he sitves his money travel along the routine of his office
fully conducting their “joints,” as
and lays it up against a rftiny day, referred it through m ilitary Chan­
their liquid emporiums are styled.
lie is called a m iser; while if he nels to the Secretary of War. “T hat
Thc anti-liquor law in that State |
casts his “dough” upon the waters, woman should bo paid,” was the
became such a dead letter that the
he is accused of expecting a whole comment of General Grosvenor, in
“jo in t” owners finally plucked up !
bakery to return to him in a few whose district the claimant Mves.
sufficient courage to conduct their
days. J f he stands m anfully for
resorts openly. They are not to
The question whether a bicycle
his rights, lie is a target to be shot
blame so much as the officials who
at, and if he don’t stand up for is a vehicle on the road and street
have permitted these “joints to oper­
them he is trodden under foot worsG came up Saturdriy. A wheelman
ate contrary to the statutes of the
than the husband of a female suff­ left his bicycle at tho curb in a
State. Men would steal, kill and
ragist. The only way in which a street, and the driver of a wagon
conspire in brazen openness were it
man can please everybody is when camo along, and driying over th e
not that the law stands in the way,
he carries a heavy life insurance bicycle, wrecked it. The team stet
and if Mr». Nation would turn the
policy, which pleases Ills creditors, justified his running over the b icy ­
attention of the temperance people
toward impeaching the Stale, coun­ and then tu rn his face to tho wall cle and claimed immunity from all
ty and township officers, the liquor and expires. Then the people who damages for having »recked the
question would solve itself. The before had denounced him, hang bicycle. The wheelman did not
men sworn to exercise thc laws, around and say complimentary see it in th a t light, and urged th a t
and who wistfully lend their assis­
things about him that would make his bicycle wns a vehicle, and had
tance, by their inertia to lawbreak-
ing, are worse than the men who him scream with delight if his poor as much right on tho road and
deaf ears could only be unstopped street as a wagon. Several outsid­
commit the crimes.
ers were appealed to, and they sid­
for a brief period.
ed generally with the wheelman,
W A N T E D — ACTIVE MAN OF
and condemed the teamster for his
’ ' good character to deliver and col­
A party of drummers were reiat
lect iu Oregon for old established m an­
carelessness,
and said lie ought to
ufacturing wholesale h ouse. »900 a year, i ing their experiences the other ev­
pay for the damages he had caused.
sure pay. H onesty m ore than experi­
ence required. Our reference, any bank ening, when one of them told the No agreement was reached, and the
“
E n close self-addressed following good
in any city.
one; “The last
m atter will likely Ite adjusted in
stam ped 1 onv
envelope.
M anufacturers,
time
I
went
south
I boarded tho the courts, after it has cost several
oor,
334
Dearborn
St.,C
hicago.
Third Fl<
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Owl train a t the Oacland mole. times the price of the bike.—Orego­
When ;ve reached Lathrop a sta l­ nian.
T h o u s a n d « H a v e K id n e y T r o u b le
wart young man with a largo grip­
a n d D o n ’t K n o w i t .
The news from Manila shows
sack
in his hand and about 175
Mow To Find Out.
steady progress in pacification of
pounds
of
fem
ininity
on
his
arm
Pill a bottle or common glass with your
the Philipine Islands. Armed in*
water and let It stand twenty-four hours; a strolled into our Pullm an. The
surgents arc few, and collisions be­
sediment or set­
tling Indicates an young man said to the porter, in a tween them aud the troope of the
unhealthy condi­ confidential tone: ‘Mister, me and United States me infrequenL Par­
tion of the kid­
ticipation of the people in the of
neys: if it steins my wife just got married and are
your linen It Is looking for the best accomodations ganization of civil government is
evidence of kid­
invited by the authorities of the
ney trouble; too this train has.’ ‘Looking for a United States, and in the provinces
frequent desire to
pass It or pain in berth, I suppose,’ said the dusky where tho population has an ele­
the back is also son of Ham, ns lie turned to assign ment that has made any advance
Convincing proof that the kidneys end blad­
seats to other passengers. ‘A birth! toward civilization there is increas­
der are out of order.
ing co-operation with the efiorts of
Thunder and lightning, not We
Whet to D*.
Theta 1s comfort In tha knowledge OS hnin’t but ju st got married. We theAmcricans to restore order out of
anarchy and war. No doubt there
tften expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
Root. the greet kidney remedy fulfills every want a place to stay all night; will be some trouble yet for a good
wish In curing rheumatism, pein In the
while, Itut it is certain that hence­
beck, kidneys, liver, bladder and every pert th a t’s all.’ ”
forward there can be no considers*
of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
ble resistance. Only to our antis
to hold water and scalding pain In passing
ft, or bod effects foliowing use of liquor,
is it bad news tliut the Filipinosar«
wine or beer, end overcomes that unpleasant
¿ 'tin g up their warfare upon th*
necessity of being compelled to go often
I United States. It is harder for out*
during the day, end to get up n sn y times
! antis to t»ear the defeat than for the
during the night. The mild end the extra­
wamp-K
ordinary effect el Swam
p« R oot Is
Filipinos to surrender —Oregonian.
ie highest for Its won-
feaHzad. It stands the
• derful cures of the most distressing coses.
AGENT« WANTED.
Tin fir c»nt. Discount Allowed ^for| Gath, Except
on Flour.
FREE! FREF'l
Get your Portrait enlarged,
WALTER SUTTON,
P U B L IC
mi, IUES, DTD.
PO R T O R FO R D , OREGON.
PORT ORFORD, OREGON.
N O T A R Y
CASH RID Nt
IO , 1 8 0 1 .
By purchasing $20 worth of merchandise.
I have made a contract with
the Gatewood Portrait Company to furnish me with first-cla*» work.
lrd < !
II you need a medicine you should have the
boat. Sold by druggists In 50c. and$l. Sizes.
You may have a sample bottle_of thia ,
- wonderful
discovery
, and a book that tellsa
more about It, both sen t|
absolutely free by mall,
addrest Dr. Kilmer A O om ot «-nure-Bwi
Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men-
tlon reading this generous offer In this paper.
Candles
R o th in » » I m »«Ida to mneb
to t h * c harm o f th e à rs o la »
. or boudoir a* th e softly ra d i­
a n t ll» h t front C O R D O V A Candle«,
i N o th in » w ill r o n tr lb n tr ntor* to tna
tíírtle ma
of th o luncheon,
toa o f din nor T h « t>««t d acorat
______ fo r th o almple*» or tha
randlas
oot e laborato function—-for cot-
o o r m ansion. Made In al l colata
th a moat d e lira to tin ts by
ffiT A N R A R H O I L CO.
and oold arerywhara.
art'
li»-
W e Want a live, aetlvti representallyo
in your territory at once to e n gage ia
a very profitable business. Genet aland
local agents wanted. From »5 to »10 a
day. A dvancem ent rapid. Go-»l ref­
erences r.'qiiired. Those out o f em ploy­
ment or w ish in g to Iwtter tliemoe'ves
address Departm ent K, Corner Per­
kins ami Union S ts., Akron, Gl.i«.