The Port Orford tribune., March 12, 1901, Image 1

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V o lu m e
O F F IC IA L
P O R T
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ht . itk u t m c ic m :
Wedderburn,
Oregon.
E. R. MILLER, P ro p rieto r.
I have j u s t taken charge of this
frvorite Travelers’ Resort, and
overhauled and remodeled the
same. Everything in connec­
tion therewith is
SKCOM O J U D IC IA L O IS T B IC T :
J u d g e , J . W . H a m ilto n , R o s e b u r g .
¿Prosecuting A ttorn ey, G e o . M. Brown;
¡Roseburg.
CO UM TT O F F I C E R « :
iC ou n ty J u d g e— M . K iley, Gold Beach.
•C o m m issio n ers— F . H . B lak e, C h etoo;
P J L in d b erg, P o rt Orford.
S h e r iff— J . O . W a lk e r ,G o ld B each.
•Clerk. C. V . W o o d ru ff, G old B ea ch .
T r ea su res, W . 8 . W iu sor, G old B ea ch .
A ssesso r— A . J . M a rsh , P ort Orford.
S c h o o l S u p t.— W illia m S . G u e r in ,la in g -
New and Clean,
and in F IR S T CLASS con­
dition. We have also a fine
----- J RATH ROOM | ------
where hot and cold baths can
be obtained. A BAR is run in
connection with the Hotel,
where nil up-to-date drinks can
be procurer! at the hands of an
experienced, jrolite and accom­
modating bar-tender.
JSurveyor— D. C unniff, Jr., G old B each .
M E E T IN O S O F T H E C O U B T S I
C ir c u it C ourt m eets ou th e Third M on­
d a y in A u gu st ot each year.
C o u n ty C ourt m eeta on th e h rst M on­
d a y s in J a n u a ry , A pril, J u ly and Sep­
tum ber of ea ch y e a r .
1*O»T<»KFCK« I>" T H I C O U N T Y .
aQ hetco,
H arbor,
Ir m a ,
-G old B e a c h ,
W ed d erb u rn ,
J U ’h e e ,
O phir,
P o r t O rford,
.D en m a rk ,
L a n g lo is,
E c k le y ,
A g n e s s,
H are,
R a g ic ,
r. u.
F. H . B la i s.
J . M cC u teh eu . FEED STABLE, also, with rates
M rs. E . H ard en b rook . at popular prices, and as low as is
M iss A n n ie D o y le . consistent with good service and
treatment.
A. L . D u n can .
K. H . P rice.
Airs. E . J. B u rrow , i
C . L. W ak em an .
J. 8 . C ap p s, j
F. M. L a n g lo is.
J . A . H a in e s, j
A. A u b e r y . ,
J o sep h H a re. •
AU styles of
E lv in M iller.
BANDON. OKKOON. ¡ HARNESS & BK1 D IES
E u r e k a H a r n e a a O il,
ALL KINDS OF SADDLERY HARD­
WARE.
8. H. HAZARD,
ATTvANMiY A COUNSELOR AT LAW S a d d le - B la n k e t s , B it s , A te., Ate.
Em pire C ity, Oregon.
th e Suprem e C ourt, H a r n e ss a n d S a d d le s rep aired a t liv in g
p rices.
and a il C ourts of th is State.
P ractice in
I-.it
1 o ln , O r e g o n .
J. HUNTLEY,
DR. J. J. CALDWELL,
N O TA R Y
L aw ¡
O beoox .
G old B each
W ill P ra ctice in a ll th e C ourts o f
S ta te.
g ic iu u u n d
W E D D E E B t ’ß X ,
P U B L IC ,
OREGON.
D iseases o f L a d ies am i C h ild ren a Spec­
ia lt y .
this Shad Hudson,
P u b lic Land C ases a S p ecia lty .
J. E. Haines.
HUDSON A HAINES.
MINING A REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
GEORGE M. BROWN,
^ • r T o t iN F .V
A .T
L A W ,
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
L. L. BUBTENSHAW,
jk T T O H N E Y a t
l . v w
M y rtle P o in t, O regon .
E c k le y , O r e g o n .
V a lu a b le M ines, Faruaa, S to c k R anches
a n d T im b er L an d s F o r Sale.
H ou se a n d s ix acres o f w ell im proved
la r d in W ilb u r, D o u g la s c o u n ty for
sa le , or w ill e x c h a n g e for p ro p erty in
Myrtic Point, Coos county.
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K N A P P H O TE L,
Port Orford, Oregon,
d ff il l p ra ctice in a i l th e C ou rts o f t lie
State, and in the U. S. Land Office.
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K N A P P
P r o p r ie to r .
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F irst-cla ss in every respect.
J. H. UPTON,
< J .S .
C O M M IS S IO N E R ,
Go >d Feed Stable attached.
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NOTARY
PUBLIC,
L anolois , C ubby Co., Oaxuox.
(Dealer in Tow n
Lota,
and
P. J. LINDBERG,
UNDERTAKER.
Im p roved
and W ild Landa.
Filings and Final Proofs Made on
Homesteads and Pre-emptions.
GENERAL CONVEYARCING.
U’JL S. WTNSOR,
Kotary Publie Beal Estate 4
Insurance Agent.
A Complete Line of Caskets, Coffins
and Trimmings.
Orders taken for Tombstones and
Cemetery R ailing.
P O R T O R F O R D , O R EG O N .
d. W. STRANGE,
D E N T IS T .
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O K K O O N .
PORT ORFORD, ORKG IN .
W ill v is it C urry C o u n tv se m i-a n n u a lly .
I______________________________
WALTER SUTTON,
N O T A K Y
P U B L IC
JOSEPH HARK,
P O B T O B F O R D - OKKOON.
Notary Public A Conveyancer
A fall set o í Notarv and Oeuvevancer’s
blanks will be k ep t on hand
N um ber 37.
1901.
O b ta in in g a V . S. M in in g P a t e n t I
T h e C h in e se P u a a le .
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Rubber
L A N G L O IS , O R EG O N ,
G oods,
C lo th in g ,
M e n s ’ &, B o y s ’ H a ts & C aps.
M ad e to Order.
•O ffice u p s ta ir s , in E kiorado B u ild in g ¡
Attorney &U»unselor at
13,
The cloud* Chinawards are thick­
. Pekin, March 3.—The American
A United States patent for miner­
preparations for departure are go­ al land is obtained as follows; The ening again. The strain between
ing actively forward. All supplies claimant, having complied with all the jealous power* is increasing.
except enough for two companies, legal requirements, may file in the England i* restive at the alleged
have been packed and marked for proper land office an application machinations of Russia with refer­
Manila. The British plans contem­ for a paten t, under oath, showing ence to Manchuria, and is disgust­
plate a Summer along the Pei Ho such compliance, together with a ed with the United States for waul­
and a general removal of forces, plat and field notes of the claim or ing to settle up and draw out on
leaving behind next winter half a claims in common, made by or un­ almost any term*. England thinks
battallion of Welsh fusiliers as a der the direction of the U. 8. Sur­ she can now rely upon Germany as
legation guard in Pekin, together veyor General, accurately showing an ally, but wants the United
with an Indian regiment to guard the boundaries of the claim or States to stay with them as against
J the railroad.
claims, distinctly marked by mon­ Russia. Mr. McKinley knows that
The Germans show few signs of uments on the ground, and post a the Philippine and Cuban troubles
an intention to depart, but are en­ copy of such plat together with a are foreign load enough for one Ad­
deavoring to sell 50,000 American notice of such application for a pat­ ministration. So the United State*
PORT ORFORD, OREGON,
i and Australian horses, as well as a ent, in a conspicuous place on the troops are nearly all to be with­
land embraced in such plat, pre­ drawn, and Chaffee will go over to
: quantity of camels.
Takes pleasure in informing the public that he has now on hand, and
It is rumored the French intend vious to the fi'.ing of the applica­ Manila and relieve McArthur at
will continue to replenish, his large and complete Stock of Gen-
to withdraw part of their forces, tion for a patent, and filé an affida­ his job of backbone breaking. To
eral Merchandise, consisting of.
¡leaving only an infantry brigads, a vit of at least two persons that sueh keep Germany’s friendship Great
L A D IE S a n d G E N T L E M E N 'S U N D E R W E A R ,
regiment of cavalry and some ar- notice has been duly posted and Britain will follow Von WaldwSee’s
H O S IE B Y , F U R N IS H I N G G O O DS, I tillery to protect the French Lega- file a copy of the notice in such lead, but France, not having the
tion, and to guard the lines of com­ land office. Thereupon the claim­ same purpose to serve, and being
Y O U T H S ’ and C H I L D R E N ’S W E A R ,
munication. A part of this, it is ant is entitled to a patent for the allied to some extent with Russia,
FA N C Y G O O D S N O T IO N S , R IB B O N S ,
understood, will be employed to I land in the manner following: The will also draw out of China, except
L A C E S , E M B R O ID E R Y , B R A ID S , E T C .
guard the Franco-Belgian Railroad ’ register of the land office, upon the to protect French interests. Mean­
S U IT IN G , D R E S S G O O D S, D R E S S F L A N N E L , from Pekin to Pao Ting Fu.
filing of such application, plat, field while nothing is being acoomplish-
S A T E E N S , P L A IN A N D F IG U B E D O U T I N G F L A N N E L S in a v a riety o f colors,
In French military circles it is notes, notices and affidavits, pub­ ed. Two high caste Chinese have
freely asserted that the government lishes a notice that application has been beheaded; that is all. First
L in in g s, S ilesia», B u tto n s, B in d in g s, e tc .
intends
to send a force to be sta- been made, for a period of 60 days, the Chinese agree; then they
A lso a c o m p le te a sso r tm e n t o f B e a u tifil C alicos, A pron an d D ress G in g h
a,
tioned permanently at Hankow, and j in a newspaper nearest such claim; refuse. They know that it is
W h ite G oods, P erca les, L aw n , In d ia .L in o n , L on sd ale, T a b le L inen,
to guard the other end of the Lu- and he also posts such notice in his improbable that the powers will
N a p k in s, S h eetin g an d P illo w -S lip M u slin , T o w e ls and
ban Railroad, 120 kilometers of ¡office for the same peripd. The agree on anything long, so China
C rash , H o u se L in in g , T ick in g , O il C loth,
which have been captured. More claimant at the time of filing the can afford to play a waiting game.
definite information on this point is application, or at any time thereaf­ The missionaries foreordained to
awaited with anxiety by the Brit­ ter within the 60 days of publica­ make mischief, are making demand*
ish, who regard such an intention tion, files with the register a certifl-' that it will be difficult for hypocrit-
with serious misgivings, because it cate of the U. S. surveyor-general acal politicians to grant. Agaiu
is calculated to bring about compli­ that $500 worth of labor has been hints of the partition of China ar*
cations with the Yang Tse Viceroys expended or improvements made heard. Altogether it is a miserable
upon the claim by himself and muddle, and the least Uncle Sam
if for no other reasons.
Particularly noticeable just now grantoTs; that the plat is correct, bos to do wiih it, more than is abso­
are the sharp lines drawn between with such further description by lutely necessary, the better.—Tele­
the varioras nationalities at the so­ such reference to natural objects or gram.
cial functions. General Gaselee, permanent monuments as shall
the British commander, gave an identify the claim, and furnishes
President Schurman, of Cornell1
an
accurate
description,
to
be
in­
elaborate
dinner
at
which
only
university,
is an expansionist, with
A Complete Stock of
British, German and American rep­ corporated in the patent. At the regard to the Philippines, but he
resentatives were present, including expiration of the 60 days of publi­ indulges in no roseate dreams about-
B O O TS A ND S H O E S.
Generals,
Ministers and Secretaries | cation the claimant files his affida­ the task in hand there. He has
'
At greatly reduced prices.
of Legations. M. lie Giers, the vit, showing that the plat and no been to the island* as a Govern­
Russian Minister, gave a banquet tice have been posted in a conspicu­ ment Commissioner, and be knowa-
H A B U W A ItF .
at which only Russians, Frenchmen ous place on the claim during such of what he speaks. He says that
and Austrians were guests, while period of publication. If no ad­ it is not a question of keeping the
the Japanese Minister entertained verse claim shall have been filed Philippines, for we hove their and
T IA W A K E .
at dinner last evening, all Ameri­ with the register and the receiver cannot let go; that until the F1H-
can and Japanese. The officers’ of the proper land office at the ex- ¡^¡nos are fit to be partners they
club at the temple of Heaven, where piration of the 60 days of publica­ must be proteges; and that to es­
G ltA M T I A V A ltl
games and other amusements are tion, it is assumed that the appli­ tablish and maintain good govern­
CROCKERY, LAMPS and LANTERNS, CUTLERY,
CLOCKS provided, is attended only by the cant is entitled to a patent, upon ment there will require a large ar­
English, Americrns and Germans, the payment to the proper officer my for a long time.
MIRRORS, ETC.
with the possible exception of a few of $5 per acre, and thut no adverse
Garvalg Star: It matters not
claim exists; and thereafter, no ob­
Japanese on rare occasions.
The Ministers of the powers now jection from third parties to the is­ who was elected Senator, it would,
nothing but the best ,
GROCERIES—
C O N S IS T IN G O F
meet thrice a week, but no business suance of the patent can be heard, not have been satisfactory to every­
:
of
great importance is transacted. except it be shown that the appli­ one. It would be impoesible to
Teas, Green and Roasted Coffee, Cocoa, Choualate, Spices, Extracts, a
I They are now going over local cant has failed to comply with the leave no “sore spots.” If there is
Choice Variety of Canned Goods, Dried Fruits of all kinds in Stock.
claims. The subject of legation de- above terms.—Mining and Scientif­ any dissatisfaction, if those who
were bested are not pleased, let
■ fenses is also being considered, al­ ic Press.
them “crack tbelr whips”* and go
though this will be left for final
Bishop Thoburn says, according to work to retrieve their lost vaa-
consideration until the United
States Government has reached the to the Indianapolis Sentinel, that tage ground. That is alt there ie
decision as to the legation barrack there have been some disgraceful of politics, There is always room
C and y. N uts, C itro n , L em on nn<l O range P e e l.
question, which the Legation is anx things done by the allied armies in at the top.
iousto have settled immediately in ' China, but that there are worse
North Yamhill Record: John
order
that the building may be con­ wrongs perpetrated there, such as
Sperry's and Oregon Flour always on hand. structed
before the rainy season the bandaging of girls’ feet. What H. Mitchell is a wonderful man, in­
sets. in.
roti Is bandaging feel any worse deed. He fights and defeat* all the-
Democrats he can during political
Silver Lake Herald: There may that tight lacing? Ask any physi­
BACON, LARD, BEANS, COFFEE, SUGAR and ROLLED BARLEY ; be a woman President of the Unit- cian. But if it were, is it worse campaigns and then they trample-
led States some day. If there is, of than shooting and bayoneting hun- ¡ovei; one another dtwing Legislative-
Sold as low as the market will permit.
| course a Secretary of Fashions will dreds of innocent and inoffensive
in their effort* to elect hum
To meet the necessities of the times, my goods are
1 have to be added to the Cabinet.
people without regard to age or sex? j lo ^ ie United Stalss Senate. He is
Democrat hypaotizer.
hypaotizer. A
Is it worse than ravishing and tor- 1 a 4 Democrat
A hun-
M a rked D ow n to the L o w e s t Figures Possible
DO YOU GET UP
ture? Is it worse than looting? Is I dred year* ago he might have been
Orders taken for Suits and fits Guaranteed.
* considered a witch.
WITH A LAME BACK? it worse than demandinga heathen’s
head «w
for e w
every
Christian’s
■
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vw,.^ » native
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C A L L A N D G E T P R IC K S B E F O R K B U Y IN G K L SK V H E R E .
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable, lieiid th«it wu8 cut oil ? Out upon 1 hoii in ©very co u n ty to^rcprsacnti large
such pretense! The acts of t h e a l- I com p an y Ol SOlkft UtkADCioL rep u tation ;
Almost everybody who reads the news-
1 $»3« sa la ry . p e r ear,
p a y a b le w eek ly ;
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papen is sure to know of the wonderful lied armies have been enough to in­ $3 per d a y a liso lu te ly su re an d a ll ex
cures made by Dr.
lie
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spire hatred of “Christian soldiers”
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
salary paid each S a tu r d a y a ii'L exp en se
the great kidney, liver among the Chinese wliile memory m oney a d van ced ea ch w eek . ST A N D ­
and bladder remedy.
A R D H O U S E , XM ItKaaBoRo. Hr., C hi ­
It Is the great medU lasts.—St. I’sul Globe.
cago .
31-12W.
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csi triumph of the nine­
teenth century; dis­
Independence West Side: Con­ TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
covered after years of
«illil scientific research by sul-General Wildman was drowned T ak e L a x a tiv e B ro m o Q u in in e T a b le ts.
"tgw xg Dr. Kilmer, the emp Friday morning and before night A ll d ru g g ists refund th e m o a ey if it
• nent kidney and blad­ applications for his jo b were piling | falls to cure. E. W . G ro v e’s sig n a tu re
der specialist, and Is
wonderfully successful In promptly curing up at Washington. Some people ! is o n ea ch b o x . 26 c.
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lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou­ seem to consider the late awful t r u g - j ___
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J. M. UPTON,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
W ill
T U E S D A Y . M A R C H
HOTEL, P. J. MASTERSON,
U . S. Senators— Jo h n H . M itc h e ll and
Joseph S im o n .
C o n g ressm a n — T h o m a s H . T on gu e.
G o v ern o r— T . T. (le e r .
S e c r e ta r y o i S tate— F. I. D u n b a r.
S ta te Treasurer— C h as. S . M oore.
S u p t. P ub . In str u c tio n a l.H .A c k e r m a n .
S t a t e P rin ter, W . H . L eed s,
t tt o r n e j -G e n e r a l—P R - N . B lack b u rn .
C lerk S tate Board School L an d C om ­
m issio n ers— M . L . C h am b erlin .
J o in t S en ator. T. M. D im m ick .
J o in t R ep resen ta tiv e— K- D. H um e.
s i s i o r orricK .
O R E G O N ,
W ill S oon Q u it C h in a .
BAT VIEW
D IR EC T O R Y
O R F O R D ,
Cigars, Pipes and Tobacco.
mw
MSI HID I I I
w
W, IM S , ETC.
Ten per cent. Discount Allowed Jer Cash, Euept
on Flour.
FREE! FREE!!
bles and Bright's Disease, which Is the worst c d y a s a d ir e c t in te r p o s it io n o f
form of kidney trouble.
providence in their behalf.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec­
ommended for everything but If you have kid­
ney, Hver or bladder trouble It will be found
Just the remedy you need. It has been tested
K u rs k . linrneee o n Is t h . M r t ■
' In so many ways, in hospital work, In private
leather
pre restive of ___ ___
practice, among the helpless loo poor to pur­
and me liest renovator of old
chase relief and has proved so successful In
leather. I t oils, Monen», hie««,
•ns and protects. Use
every case that * special arrangement haa
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried It, m ay have a
,mple bottle sent free by m ill, also a book
lolling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
i. a n d y o « r ra rrto** top , a ithry
offer In this paper and
n ot o n ly lo o k b etto r b
send your address to
rer Hold *ri»ry w h o r e In «
Dr. Kilmer it Co., Bing­
I from h a lf pint* to fiv e
H lB fry VTAffbAkP OIL (
hamton. N. Y. The
regular fifty cent and ««es «< a«w> S im
dollar sites art sold by all good druggists.
Get your Portrait enlarged, ^
By purchasing 120 worth of merchandise.
I have made a contract with
the Gatewood Portrait Cep-'panv to furnish me with first-class work.
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Harness Oil
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N o tic e is h e r e b y g iv e n to all w hom
it m ar co n cern , n o t tu e n te r upon o r
i tresp ass in an y m a n n e r ,fo r tl» p u r p o s e
| of h u n tin g w ith g u n s or d o g s , upon
th e p rem ises o l M rs. J . A. B u tto n , v (
i th e ranch o f G eo rg e T. B u tto n , a d k iin -
■ Inir. o r upon th e L e n fe sty ra n ch , lea s-
J cd by th e u n d e r sig n e d . A n y person or
' p ersons so e n te r in g upon said p rem ises
j w ithou t m y c o n se n t w ill tie prosccntcdt
1 to th e full e x te n t o f th e law .
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