The Port Orford tribune., March 05, 1901, Image 1

V o iA im o
P O R T
».
EAT VIEW
OFFICIAL UIRKCTORY
ST ST B urMtUWK« :
Wedderbunt Oregon.
E. i t MILLER, Proprietor.
I have just taken charge of this
frvorite Travelers’ ltcsort, and
overhauled and lentodeled the
Wine. lEverything in coimec-
itaon therewith is
SKUOMD JUDICIAL O I8TBICT :
Judge. L W. Hamilton. «.qaebuxg.
J^rosecukuig Attorney, Geo- M. « o w n ;
Roseburg.
orwcww:
.County Judge—M. listey, Gold Beach.
«Commissioners—F. H. Blake, Chetoo;
p . J. Lindberg, Bert Orford.
Sheriff—J. G . Walker, Gold Bead.
«Clerk. C. V. Woodruff, Gold Bemh
Treasures, W. 8. W’insor, Gold Beach.
Assessor—A. J. Marsh, Poit Orford.
School Supt.—William S. Uuerm, Lang-
New andCJean,
and i« F IR S T C LA SS
dition. We have also a fine
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where hot and cold baths can
be obtained. A BAH is run Xu
connection with the Hotel,
where all up-to-datedrinkscan
he procured at the hands of an
experienced, polite and ueeoiu-
modating bar-tender.
Surveyor—D. Cunaiff, Jr., Gold Beach.
MKBTIHUS o r WUK COL’ B T » :
^Circuit Court meets on the Third Mon­
day in August ofaaich year.
«Countv Court meet« on the hrst Mon-
days’ in January, April, July and Sep­
tember of each year.
UOSTOFFCKS IN T U B C O U N T *.
41 ami or o rn ea.
Che tco,
Hartar.
J ruta,
Gold Beach,
JYedfierburu,
Jlllhee,
Ophir,
F. M.
F. H. Blahs.
J. McCuicheu. F E E D S T A B L E , also, with rates
Mrs. E. Hardenbrook. at popular prices, and as low as is
Mias Annie Doyle. consistent with good service and
treatment.
A. I,. Duncan.
E. H. Price.
Mrs. E. J. Burrow.
C . L. Wakeman.
J. 8 . Capps.
F. M- Langlois.
J. A. Haines.
A. Aahery.
Joseph Hare.
AU styles of
Elvin Miller.
Langlois Harness Shop.
J’ort Orford,
Denmark.
D angles,
Eckley,
A g n esi
D are,
£agio,
» X N D o a r . o Ä jsx a o j» .
HARNESS & BRIDLES
Dffiee Ufsstnirs, kn Eldorado Building
Made to Order.
E u r e k a H a r a e a a O il,
ALL KINDS OF SADDLERY HARD­
WARE.
S. H. HAZARD,
ATTv*A«iV * CBUNSBLOg AT LAW M nd dfe-B ln nk ets, B its , & e., J tc .
Empire City. Oregon.
W ill Practice in the Supreme Court, Harness and Saddles repaired at living
prices.
and nil Courts of this State.
L a n g lo is , O r e g o n .
I
D R . J . J. C A L D W E L L ,
Attorney & Counselor at Law Ph^-«i«iuu and s u r g e o n .
NOTARY PUBLIC,
:
G old B sacu
O iw w r.
W EDDERBURN,
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Public Laud Casas aFpetiaUy.
H U D S O N & H A IN E S .
E c k le y , O regon .
T- A w ,
Valuable Mines, Farm s,Stock Ranches
and Timber Lands For Sale.
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
House and six acres of well improved
lard in Wilbur, Douglas county for
■le, or will exchange for property in
Myrtle Point, Coos county.
L. L. BURTKNSHAW,
A T T O tfM K V a t
J. E. Haines.
MINING A REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
GEORGE M. BROWN,
A .T
OREGON.
' Diseases of Ladies and C hildrens Spec-
ialty.
W ill Practice is all the Courts of this ¡ Shod Hudson,
Stage.
A T T O R N E Y
law
K N A PP HOTEL,
M y rtle P o in t, O regon .
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W 111 practice I", ail the Courts of tl.e
Port Orford, Oregon,
K N A PP
State, and in the U. S. Laud Office.
P r o p r b ito r .
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First-class in every respect.
J. H. UPTON,
G o jd
(J .R .
T U E S D A Y . M A R C H S , 1»O 1.
their loyalty to Hermann. Butt 1
and Hedges then changed to Mitch­
Elected Senator on 2 M li B allot. ell. Mitchell now had 45 votes, Erank Reed, in Word and Works,
within one of election. A critical
For many years past, thoughtful
Salem, Or., Feb. 25.—The closing moment had arrived. There was people have noticed the effort upon
hours of the 21st biennial session of suspense. No one else seemed in- ; the part of the thoughtless, to sub-
the Oregon Legislature will go down clined to«ome to the rescue. Bar- stitute the word “ kid,” for the word
as the most memorable. It was a rett got up and declared he would ' child, and while to the majority of
scene that beggars description, and stand for Corbett for 40 years Ion- |ieople it may seem a matter of no
those who witnessed it will doubt­ ger if necessary. Adams protested 1 importance, one of those habits of
less never see the like again.
against the filling of the allies. No speech that can not possibly work
The balloting bad gone ®n from semblance of order. The President’s injury, it is, in truth, one of those
day to day without incident. As gavel was powerless. Cries of Schu- things that worn moral injury, not
the close of the session approached maim and Mattoon came from aid only to the child, but to every 0110
the severe strain that not only the {»artuof th e House. It was past the' who makes use of or hears such re­
members, but the many friends of hour of midnight aud it began to marks. There is not the least ex­
the opposing factions had beeD un­ look as though the Assembly wwuld cuse for the use of the word “kid,”
der
for forty daya grew in intensi­ have to adjourn without electing a instead of the term child or child­
PORT ORFORD, OREGON,
ty. The atmosphere portended a Senator. Mattoon was besieged by ren. When children are conscious
storm of some kind, and when it Mitchell men. The Corbett men of the fact that they are spoken ot
Takes pleasure in informing tlie public that he has now on hand, and .came the pent up feelings of the urged him to stand pat. All «yes as “kids” by their parents as well
will continue to replenish, his large aud complete Stock of Gen­
members found expression like the were centered upon him. An old as by other people, it has »depress­
eral Merchandise, consisting of.
escape of steam from a safety cock. man with tears in his eyes and sob­ ing effect upon the mind, even if
In the morning the Democrats bing like a child stood by bis side. you are not wise enough to know
LADIES and GENTLEMEN’S UNDERW EAR,
HOSIERY, FURNISHING GOODS, had held a caucus and decided to The election of a United States Sen­ it. I say you, for I am talking to
vote as they pleased after giving ator was in his hands. He embrac­ all who are guilty of these sins. It
YOUTHS’ and C H IL D R E N ’S WEAR.
Judge A. S. Bennett, of The Dalles, ed the opportunity, and Mitchell matters not to me whether it be the
FANCY GOODS NOTIONS, RIBBONS,
a few complimentary votes. This was elected. Pandemonium now “Lady of the White House” or the
LACES, EMBROIDERY, BRAIDS, ETC.
decision from the Democrats only broke loose in earnest. Deafening queen of England, I would talk as
SUITING, D RESS GOODS, DRESS FLANNEL, increased the uncertainty of the yells now filled the ball. Men and plainly to them as the humblest
SATEENS, PLAIN AND FIGUREDOUTING FLANNELS in a variety of colors, situation.
women stood on chairs and tables, reader of this magazine. The term
Long before the hour of eight shouted themselves hoarse, waved kid is always applied with at least
Linings, Silesias, Buttons, Bindings, etc.
o’clock arrived the House was crow­ handkerchiefs and threw their bats partial disrespect for the child, for
Also a complete assortment of Beautif if Calicos, Apron and Dress Gingh
ded to its fullest capacity. The in the air. Dignified Senators eiu due respect unconsciously forbids
White Goods, Percales, Lawn, India,IJnon, lonadale, Table Linen,
members had been restricted to two braced each other and danced and the term, just as a vulgar-mouthed
Napkins, Sheeting and Pillow-Slip Muslin, Towels aud
invitations each, but even with this pranced like game cocks. The large man will hold his tongue in the
restriction placed upon the attend­ crowd outside fell into line and for presence of a lady, '/here are too
Crash, House Lining, Ticking, Oil Cloth,
ance there was scarcely standing a while there was more noise in Sa many who will not take the time fo
room left inside of the bar. The leu than on a battle-field in the I duly weigh these things, which if
lobby was jammed. Some had come beat of battle; it was a scene that they did, the term kid, as applied
early with their lunches in order to beggars description.
to children, together with other
be sure of a seat. The Sergeant-
“ Mitchelll Mitchell! Mitchell!” slang words and phrases, would
at-Arms and doorkeepers were al­ came from all parts of the House. soon be beard no more in our land.
most powerless to stem the tide of President Fulton appointed a com­ The writer may get the name of
humanity that pressed forward.
mittee to escort him in. He finally “chronic kicker,” by having so
Finally the eventful hour for the reached the platform, but it was much to say to parents, in . regard
meeting of the joint session arrived. sometime before he bad a chance to to their treatment of their children,
A few of the Senators were crowded say anything. The sea of upturned but so long as these evils exist, it is
out of their seats and had to con­ faces was still thundering applause. well to point them out. Habits of
tent themselves with sitting on Mr. Fulton in a neat speech intro­ speech are true indicators of habits
A Complete Stock of
waste baskets or on the Boor. A duced the Senator-elect, who, in a of mind, for words are mental bar­
feeling of expectancy prevailed. Up­ few well-ehosen words expressed his ometers. Idle talkers are idle
BO O TS AND SHOES.
on
the action of this body depended gratitude and promised to faithful thinkers. The parent who calls
* At greatly reduced prices.
the election o f a United States Sen­ ly serve the best interests of the other people’s children kids, sins
ator.
state. Mr. Mitchell declared with against his own, for the well know
Nineteen ballots were taken with­ much fueling that he felt that the that they are called kids by others,
out incident, Corbett bolding his 35 honor and -ovation he was receiving if not by their own parents. If one
votes and the opposition scattering. should have gone to Senator Mc­ does not want foul air in his own
T IN W A R E ,
As the name of Brownell was Bride, and not to him.
house, he must see that it >s not
reached in the twentieth ballot there
Half an hour’s reception was held foul in that of his neighbors.
G H A M T I 3 W A H I . , was a silence. A wave of hushed upon the platform, during which “ What a man sows, that also shall
excitement spread over the vast as nearly every man, woman and he reap,” applies as forcibly to tho
CROCKERY, LAMPS and LANTERNS, CUTLERY, CLOCKS sembiage and it was known tliut the child in the building, with the ex­ use of the word kid in speaking of
turning point in the contest had ception of the warm supporters of other people’s ehildren, as it does in
MIRRORS, ETC.
come, for in an eloquent speech the Corbett, extended congratulations. sowing wheat or oats, for if you
Senator from Clackamas presented
The last ballot, that resulted in sow the word, others pick it up and
the name of John H. Mitchell. the election of Mr. Mitchell, stejd: pass it along, und your own child­
N O T H IN G B U T T H E B E S T ,
GROCERIES—
C O N S IS T IN G O F
President Fulton resigned his gavel Mitchell, 4fi; Corbett, 29; Bennett, ren will be called kids, together
with the “common herd.” Let us
Teas, Green and Roasted Coffee, Cocoa, Chocalate, Spices, Extracts, a to Sperker Reeder and with even (deui.) 15.
greater eloquence seconded the nom­
remember the fact that words ele­
Choice Variety of Canned Goods, Dried Fruits of all kind« in Stock. ination. For three ballots Mitchell
New York, Feb. 22.—A special to vate or depress depending upon
had but 34 votes.
the Herald from Washington says: which words are used.
It was on the 24th ballot that the Three tunes in as many days lias
Miss Susan B. Anthony doesn’t
Cigars, Pipes and Tobacco.
landslide to Mitchell occurred. The the President told his cullers that
hands of the clock pointed to five he believes an extra session inevit­ approve of Mrs. Nation’s hatchet.
minutes to 12. The roll-call had able. The President went further She said the other day: “The liat-
C a n d y , N u ts, C itro n , I^ m o u a n d O ran ge P e e l.
been completed when Roberts turn­ than ever twlay by indicating his is the weapon of barbarism; the
ed the tide by changing his vote intention to call the extra session to ballot is the one weapon of civiliza­
j from Corbett to Mitchell. McQueen meet two weeks following his inau­ tion.”
land Hemenway followed. Then
guration. This is taken to mean
The Russian Ambassador says
came Thompson and Proebftel, who that it will be some lime in the
tho increase on the tariff on Ameri -
bad also been voting for Corbett, week beginning March 18, probably
cun steel and iron goods by his gov­
BACON, LARD, BEANS, COFFEE, SUGAR and ROLLED BARLEY and Marsters, Dimmick, Colvig and
Mereb 20 or March 21.
ernment was not for retaliation, but
Hume, who since the first of the
Sold as low as the market will permit.
The President still desires nn ex­
session hud been unwavering in tra session primarily on Cuba. for protection to its own manufac­
To meet the necessities of the times, my goods arc
tures.
Fresh information he lias lieen re­
M a r k e d D o w n to t h e L o w e s t F i g u r e s P o s s i b l e T h e E m | n en t Kidney
ceiving from Cuba conveys the news
Virginia now has a law imposing
Orders taken for Suits and fits Guaranteed.
!
a n d B l a d d e r S p e c ia lis t « that the Cubans are manifesting a a license tax of $500 on peddlers of
more liberal policy toward the Un­ anything but wood, coal and ice.
C A L L A N D G E T riH C E M B E F O R E B U Y IN G K IJ4RR B E R E A
ited States Government. What the How’s that for prohibitory legisla­
Cubans want and what members of tion?
Congress want is that a committee
Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan seems to
of the constitutional convention
come to Washington and make ar- be tho ranking octupug in this
rangements with the President and | country, and he is said to be doing
hia Cabinet that shall be binding. s0,ne octopussing in England.
H O N . .JO H N H . M IT C H E L L .
D E A L E R IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
R u b b e r Goods,
O il
A- M, U P T O N ,
Attorney and C ouiuk U m * ai Law,
J. HUNTWSV,
0 « ,E G O ^ r .
HOTEL, P. J . MASTEBSON,
W. S. H ism V r-i Geo. W. McBride und
Jueenb Simon.
jBungreewpau—Thomas W. Tongue.
Uovernut—T. T. Gear..
¿Secretary ol SUte— F. I. Dunbar.
¿State Treasurer—C'lta*. K Mo<*e.
Hunt. Pub. InstructWB-J-H.Ackectitaa.
¡State Printer, W. H. Leeds
Attorney-General—DIR- N ■ Blackliou-n.
.Clerk State Board School Land Cow-
missuamrs—M. L. Chamberlin.
Joint Senator, T. M. Ifiow tek.
Joint Bepreeentative— R D- flum e.
count *
O R F O R D ,
Feed Stable attached.
C O M M IM M IO N E H ,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
P. J.
L anolois , C ubby C o ., £)a*.oox.
Dealer in Town Lota, and Improved
and Wild Lands.
UNDERTAKER.
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A Complete Line of Caskets, Coffins
Filings and Final Proofs Made 00
Homesteads and Pre-emptions.
GENERAL COMYEYAMCINO.
L IN D B E R G ,
“nd Trimmings.
i Orders taken for Tombstones and
( r watery Railing.
P O R T O R F O R D , OREOOM ,
W M . S. W IN8O R ,
J.
Notary Publie Real Estate A
W.
STRANGE,
iw T .
C lo th in g ,
M ens’ & B oys’ H a ts & Caps.
Sperry’s and Oregon Flour always on hand
usi un su m, sides , m.
Tn pir c»nt. Diunint Mmilfir Cub, Einpt
10 Flnr.
The Daughters of the American
King Eddy haa already got the Revolution held their annual scrap­
British politicians guessing as to ping match at Washington, with­
whether he will be content to follow , out killing anybody.
hia mother’s example and lie a fig- '
! lwaa»-KMt at
1 Lakwatery.
urehead or whether he will try to
_ _ Issue prsvalllnf
country most dangerous because to decep­ do a little King business on Ilia own
tive. Many sudden deaths ere caused by account.
it—heart disease, pneumonia, hurt (allure
or apoplexy ora often the result of kidney
disease. If kidney trouble Is allowed to ad­
CO4JV ILLE C IT Y , O R EG O N ,
vance the kldney-poiaoned blood will attack
the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves
PORT ORFORD, OREGON.
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Will rialt Curry County semi-annually.
Then the richness of the blood—the albumen
—leaks out and the sufferer has Bright’s
Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble.
WALTER SUTTON,
Dr. Kilmer's Awomp-Raot the new dis­
covery la the true specific for kidney, bladder
and urinary troubles. It h u cured thousands
JOSEPH H A R E ,
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
By purchasing 120 worth of merchandise. I have mads a contract with of apparently hopeless cues, after ell other
efforts have failed. At druggists In flfty-cen«
the Gatewood Portrait Company to furnish me with first-class work.
FS<<r O R FO R D > > ORROOX.
and dollar slzu. A sample bottle sent free
by
mall, also a book telling about Swamp-
Notary Publie A Conveyancer
Root and Its wonderful cures. Address
' Dr. Kilmer fk Co , Binghamton, N. Y. and
A lull ss oj Rotary and Conveyancer’«
mention this paper.
Insurance Agent.
FREE! FREE!!
G e t y o u r P o r tr a it en larg ed ,
will be kept on band
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LANGLOIS. OREGON.
AGENTH WANTED.
Live, active men and women can
c a m from $5 IX) to $10 IX) a day by cun- !
vaasing for Frank G. Carpenter’s book, [
‘'S outh A m buics : S oci . ii ., I bduhtkiauì
«a» P olitic tu.’’ The book ia ¡tint out
ami in having an enormous sale. Ev-1
eryliodv wants it. As it is being sold.
by niilmcrlptl«»n only, we desire rvpre-
wntativr* who are huNtlvrs at olive to
introduce ’he work In y.,ur territory
| Moet libeial term». Write today for
territory and full particulars to
T iik Hs.turiKi.ii Pi hi imiiso CoMi’txv,
Akron, Ohio.
Candles
N o th in g
Rd«* no mnch
to th « churn» c f th « drawing
room or boudoir
t t i* aoltly r a d i­
a n t lig h t from <5O RI»O VA t ’a ndlM .
N o th in g w ill contrihnt«* ntor« to (ha
artiatlc Hocceaa of th«* In tic hr on,
l* a or dinner. T h e brut decorative
randiee for th e almplewt or the
mrnat elaborate func tion- fo r cot­
ta « « o r mansion. Mad« In a ll c olo n
and th-» mo«t d e lic ate tln ta by
H f A M O A M O « 11 . t « .
and «old e v e ry » he»«.
T o C u r e C o n e tip ttf Io» F o r e » e r.
T a k e ( '.»sumets t 'iiutly C a th a rtic. 10c o r 25o.
I f C. C. C. f a ll to cure, d r u r l a t i n f u a ü niouef.