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O R F O R D .
O R E G O N ,
T U I ^ S D A Y , j ' I A K C H
O F IN T E R E S T TO T A X P A Y E R S .
BAY VIEW
DIRECTORY
KTATK O F 1IC K R S:
HOTEL,
U . S. Senators—John II. M itchell and
losenh Stolon.
Congressm an—Thom as H . Tongue.
Governor—T.»T. Geer.
S ecretary of State— h . I. Dunbar.
S ta te Treasurer—Chas. S. Moore.
Sunt. Put). Instruction-J.H .A ckerm an.
tita te Printer, W . H. Leeds.
Attorney-G eneral—D.R. N . Blackburn.
.Clerk State Board School Land Com­
m issioners— M . L- Chaniberfui.
IK.
Joint Senator, T. M. Dhnm ick.
Joint Representative—« . D. H um e.
:
W edderburn,
county
orsii ERs:
County Judge— Id. Kiley, Gold Beach.
Com m issioners—F . H. K'ake, Chetco; ,
P . J Lindberg, Port Orford.
meetings ,or the courts :
¿Circuit Court m eets on the Third Mon­
day in August of each year.
,,
C ou n ty Court m eets on the liret Mon­
days in January, April, July and Sep­
tem ber of each year.
yoST O F F C E S IN TH E COLNT1 .
Inug,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
PORT ORFORD, OREGON,
SU IT IN G , D R E S S GOODS, D R ESS F L A N N E L ,
P ' M-
F. H . B lake.
J . M oCutohen.
Mrs. E. tfardeabrook.
Miss Annie D oyle.
A. I..D u n can .
‘ E. IL Price.
Jirs.^C. J. Burrow.
C . L. W akem an.
.J . 8 . Capps.
F. M. L anglois.
J . A. H aines.
A. A u b ery.
Joseph H are, j
Elvin Miller.
, Gold Beach,
W edderburn,
.Ill'h ee,
Ophir,
Port Orford,
D enm ark,
Langlois,
E ckley,
A gness,
H are,
R agio,
DEALER IN
R. MILLER, P roprietor.
Takes pleasure iu iiiibnniiig the public that he has now on hand, and
and in F I R S T C L A SS «0»-
will continue to replenish, his large and completeStock of Gen­
dition. We have also a fine
eral Merchandise, consisting of.
------| BATH ROOM ,| ------- LA D IES and G ENTLEM EN’S U N D E R W E A R ,
where lcot and cold barths can
H O SIE R Y , F U R N ISH IN G GOODS,
be obtained. A BAR is run in
connection with the Hotel, YO U TH S’ and C H IL D R E N ’S W EAK,
where nW up-to-date drinks can
FANCY GOODS NOTIONS, R IBBO N S,
be procured at the hands of an
experienced, polite and accom­ LACES, EM BROIDERY, B R A ID S , ETC.
modating bar-tender.
Surveyor—D. CunniR, J r .,« o ld B each.
Chetco,
H arbor.
Oregon.
New andClean,
Treasures, W. S. W inss^ G oW Beech. ;
A s se ss,-r -A . J. M arsh, P ott Orford.
•School Bupt.—W illiam 8- Guerin, Lang- |
NAM E OF O FFIC E .
P. J. MASTERSON,
I have just taken chxrgeof this '
frvorite Travelers’ Resort, and
overhauled and remodeled the
same. Everything in connec­
tion .therewith is
SECOND J U D IC IA i «N H M tlC r:
Jud ge, J. W . H am ilton, R oseb u sg.
Prosecuting Attorney, Geo. M. Brown;
Roseburg.
FEED ST A B L E , also, with rates SATEENS, PLAIN AND FIGUREDOUTING FLANNELS in a variety o f colors,
at popular prices, and as low as is
L inings, Silesias, B uttons, B ind in gs, etc.
consistent with good service and
Also.a
com
plete
assortm
ent,of Beautif ll Calicos, Apron and Drcga G in gli a,
treatment.
’W hite Goods, P ercales, Lawn, Iu d ia.L in on , Lonsdale, Table Linen,
N ap k in s, Sheeting and P illow -Slip M uslin, T ow els and
Crash, H ouse L ining, Ticking, Oil Cloth,
¿Rubber Goods,
Ml styles of
O il C lo th in g ,
J. M. UPTON,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
HARNESS & BRIDLES
UA-IYIFOTN, O R E G O N ,
Made to Order.
Mens’ & Boys’ Hats & Caps.
E u r e k n I la r n e a a O il,
A Complete Stock of
S. II. HAZARD,
ALL K IN D S OF SA DDLER Y JKARD-
WAStE.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A T I b i d MS Y & COUNSELOR AT LAW
S ad d le-B la n k ets, B its, «Sc., dte.
O ffice up stairs, in Eldorado Building
At greatly reduced prices.
h a r d w a jb k
E m p ire C ity , O regon.
H arness and Saddles repaired at liv in g
W ill Practice in the Supreme Court,
prices.
and all Courts of this State.
L « t n j f l o i t s , O l*U (£-O Il.
I
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T IN W A R E ,
J. HUNTLEY,
DR. J.. J . CALDW ELL,
A ttorney & Counselor a t Law
g k a m t e w a r k
P lij - « i< * iu ii «m cl Huu’g e o n ,
I W E D D E R B U R N ,
O il EG ON. CROCKERY,
LAMPS and LANTERNS, CUTLERY,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
G old B each
:
:
-Shad Hudson,
.W ill P ractice-in all the Courts of this
State.
MINING & REAL E ST A TE AGENTS.
GROCERIES—
nothing but the best .
Choice Variety of Canned Goods, Dried Fruits of all kind> io Stock.
E ckley, Oregon.
GEORGE M. DROWN,
-A T
CLOCKS
Teas, Green and Roasted Coffee, Cocoa, Chocalate, Spices, Extraots, a
H U D SO N &. HA IN ES.
Public Land Cases a Specialty.
A T T O ltN E Y
J. E. Haines.
,
MIRRORS, ETC.
Diseases of L adies and Children a Spec­
ia lty .
O rbroh .
Cigars, Pipes and Tobacco.
JC A .W , V aluable M ines, F arm s, Stock Ranches
and Tim ber Lands F or Sale.
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
L. L. BURTENSHAW,
A T T O R N E Y
A T
i House and six acres of w ell Improved
lard .in W ilbur, D ouglas county /or
sale, or w ill exch ange for property in
M yrtle Point, Coos county.
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M yrtle P o in t, O regon .
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C O M M I S tt/O N E R , )
NOTARY
L
anglois ,
PUBLIC,
C i - rky Co., O regon .
Dealer in Town Lots,
Sperry's and Oregon Flour always on hand
J tlN A .I ’ V
Sold as low as the market will permit.
P r o p r ie to r .
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To meet the necessities of the tunes, my goods are
First-class in every resjiect.
M arked D o w n to the L o w e s t F igures Possible
Goid Feed Stable attached.
Orders taken lor Suits and fits Guaranteed.
CA UL A N D G E T P R I C E S B E F O R E B U Y IN G E IF E W M C R B .
P , d.
F ilin g s and Final Proofs Made on
H om estead s and Pre-em ptions.
G E N E R A L C O N V E Y A N C IN G .
UNDERTAKER,
A Complete Line of Caskets, CotHiis
and Trim in ipgs.
U S E PAID
Orders taken for Tombstones and
Cemetery Railing.
PO R T O RFO R D, OREGON
N otary Public Real E s ta te 4 '
Insurance A gent.
PORT
J. W. STRANGE,
d f t v t ih t
.
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
ORFORD, OREGON.
W ill v isit Curry County sem i-annually.
WALTER SUTTON,
N O T A R Y
P U B L IC
JOSEPH HARE,
.P O R T O S F O K D - - O R E G O N .
Notary P ublic & Conveyancer
A fall se t of Notary and Conveyancer's
blanks will be kept on hand
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LANGLOIS. OREGON.
Kidney trouble prey» upon the mind, dta-
and lessens ambition: beauty, vigor
and cheerfulness seen
disappear when the kid­
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
I
that It Is not uncommon
for a child to be bom
afflicted with weak kid­
neys. If the child urtn-
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ales too often. If the
urine scalds the flesh or If, when the child
retches an age when It should be able to
control the passage. It Is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon It. the cause of
the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the flrat
atep should be towards the treatment of
these important organa. Thia unpleasant
trouble la due to a diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis­
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the Immediate effect of
Swanp-Rnot la soon realized. It Is
by druggists, in fifty-
cant and one dollar
sizes. You aaay have a
have made a contract with sample bottle by mall
free, also pamphlet tell- b « m <*
me with flrat-olns« work
ing all abaai it. Including many t i the
thousands o< testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Ktimer
It Co.. Binghamton. N. Y.. be ng« and
mention this paper.
m WL, HIDES, ETC.
t
\VM. S. WINSOR,
Coos Bay News.
The Bandon Woolen Mills have
i orders ahead for several months.
The County Assessor having started on his official rounds,
Capt. Hans Reed expects to launch
the following is worthy of perusal by taxpayers:
'
the
steamer, being built by him at
Awiendcd AssesHinent Ijrwrs.
Bay City, on May 1st.
The width of the chaunel across
S ection 2741. E very person, exeept as provided in the succeed­
the
Cooa Bay bar is 1500 feet, with
ing section, sh a ll be assessed in the county in which he resides
, a depth of 24 feet at low water.
when tiie assessm ent is made, for all taxable property owned by
him , in clu d in g a ll personal estate in his possession or under his
Millmen say that the lumber out­
control as trustee, guardian, executor or adm inistrator;and where
there are two or more persons jointly in possession, or having the
look is very unfavorable. “The bot­
eontrol of said property in trust, the sam e m ay be assessed to eith ­
tom has dropped out of the lumbar
e r or all of such persons fully in possession, or havin g control of
said property in tr u st; but it shall be assessed in the county where
i market” is the way they express it.
the same sh all be, if eith er of the parties reside in such cou n ty.
Manager Chandler is about to
S kction 2742. A ll goods, wares und m erchandise kept for sale
in th is State, all stock em ployed in any ofwhe m echanic art», and
place an order with a Philadelphia
a II capital and m achinery employed in any branch of manufacture
firm for the material for the con­
,r other business w ithin this State, owned by a corporation out of
-or
t iie State, or by any person whether residing in or out of th e State,
str u c tio n of a fltst-clasa passenger
sh all be taxable in tn e eounty where tiie sam e m uy be, eith er to
1 coach, capable of seating 56 people.
the owners thereof or to the person who sh all have charge of or be
in possession of the sam e.
Work will be commenced at the
E x em p tio n s.
depot car shops about the end of
next month, on ten flat can, to be
built for hauling lumber. Theears
A householder is entitled to an exem ption of $300.00 from jier-
aerial projiertv onlt . One exem ption is all that can be allowed
wilt be equipped with Westinghouse
for one householder, and household goods m ust appear in the
air
brakes and automatic couplers.
assessm ent or no exem ption can be allow ed.
The law allow ing deductions for indebtedness is repealed, and
J. E. Pherson. of San Fraucisco,
none can be allowed.
has been visiting the Coquille, with
the object of establishing the larg­
est broom handle maoafacturing
NOTE.—Taxpayers are required to m ake a list of assessable
property of every kind and description as owned by them on March
plant on the Pacific coast. The
1st at 1 o ’clock, A . M „ of eaeli year, and if taxpayers fail or re­
white cedar of Coos county is the
fuse to make returns of tlieir taxable property within th e tim e re­
quired by law, tiie assessor will be com pelled to m ake up their
attraction.
assessm ents from the best inform ation to be derived from other
John Kroneberg, of Parkersburg,
sources.
.
.
.
Poll tax is due and pavable at the tim e of assessing sam e, and
was
in town Saturday. We learn­
in case of default of paym ent it is the duty of the A ssessor to i m ­
m ediately give the Sheriff a list of su ch poll taxes for c o lle ctio n .
ed from him that the Parkersburg
mill will soon start up, and that a
Havana, March 10.— Although three-masted schooner will be built
Washington, March 11.—A cable­
gram received at the State Depart­ the political demonstrations have there this summer for the Coquille
ment today announces the depart­ ended, the radical element in the trade. The schooner is to curry
ure of Minister Conger this morn­ Cuban Constitutional Convention 300,000 feet of lumber on a draft of
ing, en route to the United States has not given up hope that the Un­ 9 feet.
His 60 days’ leave of absence will ited States will recede from the po­
New York, March 12.—Senator
begin when he reaches San Francis­ sition regarding the Platt amend­
Redfield
Proctor, of Vermont, has,
ment. The radical press is doing
co.
it
is
announced
gone th Cuba, and
everything
in
ite
power
to
keep
Mr. Conger’s message was as fol­
will
be
absent
about two weeks.
this
view
before
the
public.
It
at­
lows:
“Pekin, March 11.—I leave Pe­ tributes the action of the United According to a special from Wash­
kin today for America. Squires is States Congress to the influence of ington to the He.aid, Senator Proc­
the trusts, declaring that the Amer­ tor’s visit to Cuba is taken to mean
left in charge.”
Thus it appears clearly that Mr. ican people generally are in favor that the Administration is not en­
Rockhill is not in any sense a suc­ of giving Cuba absolute indepen­ tirely satisfied with the official re­
cessor to Mr. Conger as United dence, and of rebuking the action ports it is getting regardingthesen-
tirnent of the island toward the
States Minister at Pekin at this of the Administration.
United States. Reports that sys­
Articles
from
the
American
pap­
time, but simply a special commis­
sioner, limited in his functions to ers which seem to sustain tha atti tematic agitation is being carried
the negotiations with the Chinese tude of the convention are given on in the island do not accord with
government and the other Minis­ publicity. Senor Gualmerto Gom­ dispatches the War Deparrment has
been receiving from General Wood
ters for a settlement of the troubles ez says in La Patria:
and
Horatio T. Reubens, who has a
“Let
us
maintain
our
energetic
growing out of the Boxer uprising.
resolution to be free, but let us civil office under the military gov­
Washington, March 11.—The avoid furnishing the slightest pre­ ernment. Following the destruc­
answer of the British Government text for the unhealthy imperialism tion of the Maine, in 1898, when
to the Hay-Pauucefote treaty made which is corrupting the blood of a war was pending, Senator Proctor
by the Senate was received today generous people, and influencing made an extended trip over the Is­
by tho British Ambassador and them to trample upon our rights. lands, reported to the President,,
communicated to Secretary Hay. Let us still have faith in the justice and luter made a speech in the Sen­
The contents of the document have of our cause and the honor of the ate, drawing conclusions from his
not yet been made public, but it country which produced Washing­ investigation. It is understood Mr.
Proctor will now make a similar in­
probably reflects the earnest will of ton Jefferson and Lincoln."
the British Government to have
At street corners at various pub­ vestigation.
the Nicaragua waterway internation­ lic places placards have been post­
Officials of this Government be­
al in character instead of confined ed which read thus:
lieve
that the Cubans will see the
to the United States.
“To the people of the United
The British answer is dignified States: Do not make any promise wisdom of complying with the con­
but complete rejection of the Senate that you are not sure to keep and ditions laid down by the Platt-
amendments and it leaves upon the never go back on the word you Spooner amendment to the Army
Appropriation bill, which is now a
United States Government the re­ have jiven?
(Signed.)
law, but they are not disposed to
sponsibility for any further action
“G eorge W ashington .”
bother their heads about when they
that may be deemed expedient.
This is recommended to the con­
do so. Those conditions tell the
sideration of “All worthy compa­
Cubans in plain language just what
It took a foree of auditors a week
triots o f the great America."
they must do to get American au­
to locate a discrepancy of 12 cents
Thus far the radical members of
thority removed. They admit of
between the accounts of the City
the convention remain ’ firm in
no dickering. The President, him ­
Controller and the City Treasurer
their determination not to accept
self, cannot if he would, change one
of Philadelphia, in a sum total of
tfce Platt amendment.
of those conditions in the smallest
$60,000,000.
The committee on foreign rela­
particular. It is now up to the Cu­
tions will meet tomorrow, but a
Women as W ell as Mem final report is not expected for set bans. They must choose between,
an acceptance of all the condition»
Are Made Miserable by eral days.
or an indefinite continuation of
American rule over Cuba.
Kidney Trouble.
LINDBERG,
and Im proved
and W ild Lands.
U n io n a n il O range P e e l.
BACON, LARD, BEANS, COFFEE, SUGAR and ROLLED BARLEY
J. II. UPTON,
_L . S .
.C a n d y , Hufg, ,CItr«n,
K N A PP HOTEL,
P o rt O rford, Oregon,
. W 111 practice in a d tiie Court« of the
State, and in the U . S. Land Office. |
TV« m l*«»* 3 S .
1», 1901.
Ten per cent. Discount Allowed J o r Cash, Except
on Flour.
New York, March 11.—The Am­
erican Asiatic Association of this
city has received the following ca­
blegram from the American As
iatic Association located in China;
the lntter a body composed of the
leading American merchants iu the
City of Shanghai:
“ Russian control of Manchuria
insures extinction of American
trade. Vigorously protest againet
Russo Chinese agreement.”
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Get your Portrait enlarged,
By purchasing $20 worth of merchandise.
I
the Gatewood Portrait .Company to furnish
Candles
B o th lo * oloo.*44o •» “ '*«*
to tho charm of the d ro w ta f
softly
radP
$ l l . l i t f U Z i u & S i i o i«
VA
Coodloo.
>th (n * w ill c o a trlb a to moro to tho
a rt iatic aaecooo o f th o lunobooa,
too or dlaaor T h o hoot dororetlro
eandlwB for »ha • iw .n l.,’ or tho
moot elaborate fu n c tio n - for eot-
to<o or noaolon. Mod a la a ll eolaoo
to d tho a n d dolleata tla to by
•T A K B A B B B I L GB.
oad oold oworyvhooa.
Senator Carter declared just be­
fore the Senate finally killed the
River and Harbor bill that such
measures were “vicious und entire­
ly contrary to the principles of
sound legislation," aud added of
thut particular hill, that it waa
framed “upon the principle of d i­
vision and silence."
Of course it had to come Drey­
fus will publish the story of his
imprisonment, under the title,
“ Five Years of My Life.” But so-
many have forgotten his case that
the hook will not have the large
sale it would have hud a year or
two ago.
AGENTS WANTED.
We want a live, active representative
1 in your territory at once to eugsge iu
a very proQ table business, OencrcJiuiiL
loeai agents wanted. From $6 to »10 iv
(tins-. AJv»»ueW»e«t rapid. Good ref
creaoes required. Those out of e m p l o y ­
m ent or w ishing to bettor theuuie'v«'»
aditi«*» D epartm ent K. Corner I’vr.-
glns sod Um cu Sts., Akron, Obio-