The Port Orford tribune., February 19, 1901, Image 2

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THE TRIBUNE.
O ur F o reig n Trade.
Muu roe D o ctrin e iu C uba.
¡LOOK HERE!
STAMI
New York, Feb. 13.—A special to
The general survey of foreign
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1901.
the
H erald from Washington says:
trade, introductory to the volume
As a result of a conference be­
of “Commercial Relations With the
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CURRY CO. United States,” which formed the J tween President McKinley and Sec
subject Of special letters from the I rotary Hoot, supplemental instruc-
President and Secretary of S'atc to! tions were sent to General Wood to
IS S l'K D EVCKY TIKSW AV BVKVJKO
Proprietor Congress has just been published by . call attention of the Cuban consti
WALTER SUTTON,
-------- Frederick Emory, the head of the i tuiiona! convention to the impor-
Bureuu of Foreign Commerce and tance anil necessity ot including the
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
compiler of this matter, in tl,esha|ie requirements of this G overnm ent,
O ne Copy One Y Car . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.
of the special number o f the “ad- in the constitution. It is dem and-!
•One Gopv Six M onths............. . . . ■
•One Copy Three Month*...............
vance sheets of consular reports.’’ ed that the Monroe Doctrine shall j
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As the title indicutes, the survey is he recognized; that Cuba shall not
A dvkkhsing R ates R easonable .
a compact presentation of the most mortgage the island to any foreign
im portant and instructive features power; that the United States be i
OUR AGENTS:
of the enormous mass of trade in - ! given the right to establish naval,
A. B. S asin , Langlois, Oregon.
formation which has been collected stations at H avana, Guantanamo,!
A. 11. C book , Pistol Rivl-r, Oregon.
W. II. Wllsoll is o u r authorized i by United States consuls th ro u g h Nipe, Cienfuegos, and the right to
out the world during the past year. I m aintain at least a part Of the pres- ,
agent for Del Norte County.
¡The
publication says th at along eut m ilitary force in the island, and
, The printed uddres« vu JFpur fraper >
? shows the date to w hich yuuj »uh 5
with a natural note of satisfaction th at the United States shall assist
t seripttoh is paid.
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_______________ ' in the annual reports of our consu- Cuba In m ainta’iiiog a stable gov-
S lo w
g ro w th
o f h a ir
com es
from la c k
o f h a ir
food, The
h a ir h a s
no l i f e .
I t is starved. It keeps
c o m i n g o u t , gets
thinner and thinner,
bald spots a p p e a r ,
then actual baldness.
The only good hair
fo o d
;a r officers lor file la s t y ear, th e re is e m in e n t.
a strong hint of a most strenuous
Oil account of the situation
MOW ERS,
REAPERS
and H A Y -R A K E S ,
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise,
FOR T H E COMING SEASON,
Ami see what you need in the way
! of Ëÿtrus. Don’t wait until the
last thing, but send your orders in
early, for the
awe
11
(Successors to John It. Miller A Co.)
For your
HÂ1R
aii communication» intended tor publication
iniist be accompanied by the name of the writ­
er. We iou»t know the name» of our corne»-
pondenti.
T. KERR & CO.,
Lookout Gentlemen!!
Mairi
visor
fe e d s
th e r o o t s , s t o p s
s ta rv a tio n , 2nd the
hair grows thick and
lone.
It cures dan­
druff also.
Keep a
bottle of it on your
dressing table.
It always restores
color to faded or gray
hair.
M ind, we say
“ always.”
PORT ORFORD, OREGON.
HARDWARE STORE
I » Hon<l<iitnx*t erw!
In ordering extras please men­
tion kind of mower, date of such, H aving purchased the entire Stock of Merchandise of J. R. Miller & Co.
ami No. of piece wanted, aitd there we will, until further notice, sell the same at
will he no trouble in making a tit.
Also will handle the
in
competition and opposition to A n t- Cuba there has been renewed talk
crican trade advancement abroad, of the probability ol an extra ses-
Tito S en atorial S itu ation .
whjch may linaUy counterbalance sion of Congress. The President
our superior ad vantages to a con has reiterated his desire to have
M A C H IN E R Y .
Salem, Or., Feb,
11.—The
Setta-
. .
' j siderable extent and check our pfo- Congress take action in relation to
MOWERS,
totial light has again settled down
jn t)j0 worjd»g m arUet8, unless Cuba at the earliest possible mo-
into the saine featureless loutine we gqUjp our8ej vcg 1Iiea„ tj(nefo r {|le nieiit, and advices received from
HAY-RAKES,
that has marked its course during u, li|n.lte p|,a, es of t|ie struggle.
General Wood within the last two
and TEDDERS,
the past three weeks, with the name
,.e|a lj ve cheapness of Ameri- 'lays are said to be of such a char-
CULTIVATORS
<
of Judge Williams nubnti luted for call prQtfuj;tfe has given them pre- acter as to make an ex tra session
that ot Senator McBride’s. The e|)lincijc^) j t ?s
anlj the re- practically imperative.
and PLOWS.
>1.00 a bottle. All drugfflete.
former, it is expected, will he voted m arkable grow t), <,f y 18 foreign de
The Cuban planters now in
“ I have found your Hair Vigor
,
Tty
a
Peerless
Scotch Clipper Plow
to bo the beat remedy I hare ever
fur again tomorrow, unless some mand for our hup w d st<*l jg cited W ashington trying to have the du-J
tried for the hair. My hair was
and
you
will
use no other.
falling out very bad, so I thought
m idnight conference of the Me a<j a „ ^ ¡ „ g ,nglance of wj,at u n -j ty taken off tobacco imported from i
I would try a Dottle o f it. I had
A n d all offered as L o w as th e y can be Sold.
E.
H.
CH EEV ER,
used only one bottle, and my hair
Bride Mitchell circle decides other- dercutting in prices will do. p or Cuba into the U nited States, and
stooped falling; out, and it is now
Langlois, Curry County, Oregon.
real thick and long.
wise, and perhaps for a little lon' ! e;gn O|,gel voret particularly British to obtain other modifications of the
N ancy J. M o u n t c a st l e .
July 28, 1898.
Yonkers, N. Y.
get’. The McBride people say they a|)d Germatis, are shown to be keen tariff i n favor of Cuban products,
NOTICE.
Mfr/ie too Doctor.
are going to slay y/rth Judge Mil- ly
iy ali
ve lo w)iat ig being accom-1 have been advised to go home and
alive
He will send you his book on The
We propose to keep a Full and Complete Stock of
Hair and 8caip. Ask him atty ques­
limns until they have abundantly plished by the g reater eillciency of tell their people it Is impossibly,to
N otice is hereby given to alt w itora it
tion yon wish about your hair. You
w ill receive a prompt answer free.
may concern, not to enter upon or tre s­
established to the satisfaction o /th e , our
met|i0()s nnd exhibit grant them any such favors, be
Address,
l)n . J. C. AYER,
pass in any m anner upon the lands ol
Lowell, Mass.
state that they ure willing to elect a ti purpose to profit by them, anj cause until a Cuban Government
the undersigned, situate iu Curry Co.,
Oregon, for the purpose of h u n tin g ,
man of high character and acknow l­ then to fight us with our own wea lias been organized, a reeiproscity
tishing of otherwise Any person or
edged ability, who should be ac­ pons. A great number of expres- treaty cannot be negotiated, while
persons so entering upon said prem ises
w ithout our consent will he subject to
ceptable to all factions. T hat there sions from various sources arc pre- Cuba has nothing to give in return y o ¡g(a (e
A id F or C oast Itoads. prosecution.
are men who are now voting for sented, showing the wholesome res- lor concessions, and there does not
KIRSTEN JEN SEN .
E. W. JE N SEN .
Judge Williaths who would bequile
ft|jd fwu. ,vith whi(.b the J)QW ' geen, to be a disposition on the part
Qn the subject of state aid for
as much disappointed by Ins
, el.g of t)ie wo,.]d look upon the Uni- of any one in Cuba to grant any j coast roads Senator Dimmick writes
C oun ty T reasu rer's N o tice .
tion as by Mr. Corbett’s, there is ted States in the trade arena. The concessions to the United States, to the editor of the Coos Bay News,
Notice is hereby given th a t on presen­
no question whatever. The
concentralion of capila| f ov gudden An effort is being made to use this under date of Salem, February 5, as
tation a t my office in Gold Benell, Ore­
wanted is John H. ’ Mitchell. I he ‘ ly acquired financial independence,1 opportunity to open the eyes of the follows:
gon, the following described C urry
ounty W arrants will be redeemed to-
effort of th at gentleman to capture lbe excen ence of our foreign eon Cubans to the necessity of favour
“I write to suggest that it would C
w it:
the Democrats bus been renewed Bll|al. gerv¡c„ a „d, as most import- bly considering the demands of the be well to publish the following' ’ W arrants No’s 8, fl, 10, 11 and 21, is­ Craniteware, Tinw are, Crockery, Etc. Etc.
with as much vigôr as ever, but auli lll(, valuaWe practical business United States as to the provisions statem ent with regard to the desir­ sued Januarv 10th, 1801.
No interest will be allowed after the
along different lutes. It is proposed edu ^ tio n which our sons receive of the new constitution.
ed effortlo secure from the state date of tlte first publication of this no­ H aving received a F ull S to ck of M uslins,
th at 14 Denioctals .hullaseem blein are reasons advanced by foreign
Senator Moi gun, chairm an of the aid for coast roads leading into tice, to-w it: Jan u ary atti, 1001.
Dress-Goods, P rin ts, and E v e r y th in g in
W.M. 8 . W INSOR,
caucus and cast a secret ballot for commentaries for our remarkable committee oh interoeeanic canals, Coos county:
T reasurer of G urry County.
’the Kcnatoi’Bhip. The fourteen be advancem ent in trade. The im ­ agrees that it is necessary for the
th a t line, we shall continue to sell the
“ Mr. A. II. Black and myself
N O T IC 14.
•ing a majority of • the Democratic portance of building up a merchant United States to retain coaling and have received numerous letters and
old s to c k â t or n ea r cost.
membership, will Ite presumed to marine to further our trade with naval stations in Cuba. Inform a­ petitions requesting us to use every
Notiee is hereby given to all whom it
speak for the Democratic party. It foreign nations is dwelt upon at tion recently sent to his committee effort to secure stale aid iu this di- may concern, not to enter upon or tres­
in any m anner, for the purpose of
has been found that 14 can’t be some length, and the benefits of di- by Captain Sigsbee, Chiei Inlelli- rectio n . W e hav e looked it u p pass
lim iting with guns or dogs or other-
lined up to vote fotM itchell Straight rect steamship transportation are geitce Officer, shows that there are
however, and find O « - g ^ * « ^ A lT “ ll8 -
h r to agree to support any candi­ emphasized.
in the W est Indies 18 ports under such a m e a su re would be uoconsti- berger, or upon the ranch of P. A. Hei
date whom a majority of that num ­
the control of Great Britain, four tutionul; we learn that Governors berger, leased by the undersigned. Any
person or persons so entering upon said
ber may decide. But it is proposed
(' illudi In d ep en d en ce.
under France, two under the Dutch have heretofore vetoed such Acts. prem ises w ithout m y consent will lie
prosecuted
to the lull ex ten to f the law.
tliut so many of tlte 14 ns cast their
and two under Denmark. Of the We have further consulted the A t­
G. J . H E IB E R G E li.
votes for Mitchell in caucus shall be
The Administration is ju st now British purls, the most im portant torney-General on the subject, and
Give us a trial, and we will do our best to give satisfaction.
free to vote for Mitchell in open worried about Cuba, even more than 1 aro OI1 tbo islands of Bermuda and have been assured by him that even
N O T IC E .
convention. This is rather a u n ­ the Philippine situation which will .j!Unai<u*. 'fo offset these stations though such a law were to be passed
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
iq u e scheme, but it is exactly the keep, but the Cuban Constitution is on t |le 8outheru side of Cuba is es- anti signed by the Governor he may
concern, not to en ter upon or tres­
pass
in any m anner upon th e land of
lines on which Mr. Mitchell is war- about to be adopted, and if ratified sential. Senator Morgan says the would be compelled to declare it
the undersigned, situated in C urry Wool- Hides, Pelts and Furs taken in ex*
king. H alf a loaf is better than by the people, Uncle Sam will have strength of the British outposts contrary to tlte spirit of the con­ county, Oregon, for tlte purpose of
none.
no rights there except such as the show the wisdom of the Navy De­ stitution. We are, however, on the lim iting with guns or dogs, or fishing.
change for Goods.
Also, not to leave any gateopen on g o ­
A number of the Democrats friend- Constitution gives him, which it ap- partment in selecting naval stations lookout ami if an opportunity pre­ ing through, or other« ise trespass in
any
m
anner.
Any
person
or
persons
ly to M * . Mitchell had a caucus pears are none at all beyond those iu Cuba, and emphasizes the neces­ sents itself we will take advantage
so entering upon "said prem ises with­
this afternoon. So fur us can be as- accorded to other nations. The sity of this country retaining pos­ of it.”
out m y consent will be prosecuted to
the fu ll ex ten t of the law.
certained they reached no conclus- Cubans having been so positively session of them.
JA S. S. CAPPS.
There is an American journal
ion, butAbey talked over the latest and solemnly assured of complete
called
“
Freedom”
published
at
Ma­
M uscatine, Iowa, Feb, 11.—Mrs.
Mitchell plan. There will be a full independence by bur Congress and
NOTICE.
Democratic caucus to-morrow night President that they now seem dts- Nation arrived here at noon today nila. I t rings with patriotism and
and then a report from the coin- i posed to eut entirely clear from the ■ and was met at the train by 4000 gives forth no uncertain sound con-
All persons are hereby warned not to
mittce appointed to confer with the United States and manage their people. A squad of police was on cerning American policy in the
trespass upon the lauds of the under­
■minority Republinans will be called own affairs without any of our in- hand, as she had requested, to eg- Philippines. Referring to the rap- signed situute ill C urry County, by de­
p o sitin g m aterial of any kiDd thereon,
lor.
terferenee, or even any show of tu- j coi l her to her hotel The crowd id coming over of late insurgents or
to use any part of the said land for
( "The above was the situation ou telage or guardianship. But, in however was peaenble and evident- to take the oath ol allegiance, mid business purposes.
so trespassing
the 1 ltll inst, as viewed by the Or- spite of nil our promises, this is not | )y turned out through curiosity, for | to the deportation of recalcitranti Any
Any person
person so
trespassing will be
.
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prosecuted to the full e x te n t of the law.
egoniun correspondent.
.
| to our liking. Wo
K. D. HUME.
Wc waui, several less than 500 people attended her j prisoners of war— who have viola-
W edderburn, Or., Aug. 17, 1899.
Salem', Ore., Feb. 12.—The tea coaling stations, and piilinps a na­ ineeting tonight. After the meet- ted their oaths—to the Island of
snbM-'riber w ould*sli^notify thep u b lk *
d e a t i h itv
ture of the vote for United States vai rendezvous ou the island. ing closed and the receipts of the Guam, Freedom wittily says:
Senator in joint session today were And we also desire to m aintain a evening were counted, the financial ' To sit in idleness, nnablo to nt- that he is prepared to furnish w harfing
manager of Mrs. Nation dissolved tract attention, would be galling, “
^ n ¿ h e t ’ side.dRojm e River
a gain of one vote by Corbett, and garrison, or some troops there, to
partnership
with
her.
and
he,
with
The
1-ilipino
knows
that.
For
him
same
rates
of wharfage, as are charged
the transfer of practically the en- look out for American interests,
e
HA a,1.-1, l,„v-.,,. no ,,i.ii„ tor like accom m odations a t the w harf
tire McBride strength from George, But all these the Cubans can deny lour of ttio six women who accom- dentil hastno such Iiorroi ns obliv- at Pl,lt Orford> <jurry c o u n ty , Oregon,
H . W illiams to Binger Hermann, us, if they choose, and what are we panied her, returued to Kansas >on. To him the most Comfortable all reports to the contrarv notw ith-
R. D. HUME,
The result of today’s changes is going to do about it? We whipped Cily. lie said: “ My management homo in Guam would be a liell if ',u “u‘“g’
of
Mrs.
Nation
ends
here.
I
return
haunted
with
the
vision
of
political
.
i
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T
n
n p ,T in M ~
th at Corbett lias 32 voles and H er the Spaniards out of their country
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m aun 29.' W ith Hemenway, who lor the Cubans, but they evidently to Topeka tonight, and lour of the rivals m Manila busking in the sun
•was today absent, Hermann has 30 think they have fully squared that six women go with me. The worn | shine of success, gained by taking l)EPARTMEXT~OF TIIE INTERIOR,
en will return to their homes, and i lhe right side and leading their fol-
L and O »ric« at R oskbcho . O reuon ,
votes.
obligation.
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December 29,19«»
There was no change in the situ- j There will be trouble in Cuba, Mrs. Nation, I understand, will h>w«rs to accept American sover-1
ip io n tv
. N otire is hereby given th a t tlie fol-
ation up to and iucluding the vote until it becomes a p art of this proceed to C h icag o .
1 low ing-nam ed settler has tiled notice
Mrs Nation says: “ la m in the
Aguinaldoism in the Philippines “f his intention to make linal proof in
of last Saturday, the 16th. **
country. I t will not bo long till
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support of his claim , and th a t said
i some pretext will arise for annex- hands of the Lord and will leave 18 deader than Bryanism in theU u-, proot „-ill be made before C. V. Wood-
Manila, Feb. 11.—Bids will b® ing it. Probably American proper- for C h icao to m o rro w morning
m o rn in g
I ited S tates. Now is the time for j ruff, Couuty Clerk, a t Gold Beach, Or-
. . .
egon, on F ebruary 22. 1901, v ii:
advertised for in a few days for ty will be destroyed, and perhaps will do 110 smashing in Iowa, or .1
the Filipino “patriot to get into I
JOHN HUM
-harbor improvements at Manila, fo r. sou,e Amerivang k¡Heel, in some up- any other state, until all the hell the band wagon. Belter be a ward 1 Ol> Homestead E ntry No. 80«, for the
winch $1,000,000 of insular funds riging o{ revoiutio,lary c|el„ents. holes in uiy own state are wip- boss in Manila than a political Na- NJ SKJ, SEX SEJ, section 1, Tp. 40 8.,
R. 14 w, and Lot 7, section 6, Tp. 40 8.,
has been appropriated.
The ¡m -. And this may furnish a pretext for ; ed out of existence. Then I will poleon in Guam.
R . 13 west.
provement« will consist ^chiefly in demands that Cuba will resist; arid : organize a band of women who will
Better than all, to be a prosper­
H e nam es the following witnesses to
an extension of the breakwater and this, iu turn, will afford an o p -! smash all of the saloons in the ous, peaceful man on tbe American prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz
which the Spaniards had nearly portunity for a war of subjugation < world. The U nited States first, plan, with family and friends about M anson A ngor, of H arbor, Oregon,
A.
H anlenbrook, of Irm a, Oregon,
completed, and dredging inside to a and annexation. Cuba is about to! Europe next.’’
you, safe iu the possession of life, Helmer
*
G degrove, of Irm a, Oregon,
depth ofSO feet. Major Craigl,ill rea| ige her long-cherishcl dream oil
liberty aud property, a part of the Raleigh Scott, of irnin, Oregon.
is in charge of the work. U ltrm ate-1, .
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J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
ly government wharves will elimi- ">'iej)endeuee; but her career as an | Cincinnati, Feb. 14.—Judge Hol- greatest Nation on earth.
In fact, a Full Line of General Hardware, |
nale tbe use of cascues between the independent nation is likely to be lister today granted permanent in­
shore and the distant anchorages of' brief and inglorous.—Telegram.
junction against the Jeffries-Huh- 1VANTKI»— ACTIVE MAN OF
N O TIC E .
’ ’ gixxi character to deliver and col­
■the ships.
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' tin prise tight at Saengerfest. H all lect in Oregon for old established inan-
The American forces have cap­
Notice is hereby given th a t mv busi­
Stops the < ongh
tomorrow night. The promoters ufarlnring wholesale house. 1900a year,
tured since September 18 cannon,
sure pay. llouesty m ore than experi­ ness affairs have been left iu the hands
and Works off the fold.
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will
postpone
the
event
until
after
ence required. O ur reference, any bank of Win. 8. Marshall, ot Ijmglois, who
1800 rifles, thousands of bolos and Laxative llroinodjuiiiine I ablets euro
' '
Having engaged in the Hardware business, s share of the public pat­
90,000 cartridges. Besides this 700 a cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. they cau carry the Case to the Uir in any city. Kuclose self-addressed is authorised to act tor me during mv
atamped envelope.
hinnufactnrers. aheence.
ISOM W ALKER.
tides have been surrendered.
| price 25 rente.
cuit and Supreme Courts.
ronage is solicited. Fair dealing and satisfaction guaranteed,
Third Floor, 334 Dearborn St.,Chicago.
Port Orford, Or., Feb. 2, 1901.
PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
Osborn and Deering
NEW GOODS
i
RECEIVED BY EVERY STEAMER,
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
CLOTHIH0,11IS, SIPS, BOOTS III Ü1ÎÎ,
Hardware,
No need for anybody to send away lor sup?
plies of any kind.
E. H. CHEEVER,
; :
HARDWARE,
» «¿i ¿i*
TINWARE,
GRANITEWARE,
STOVES & RANGES,
DOORS & WINDOWS,
PAINTS & OILS.
Langlois, Curry County, Oregon.
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