The Port Orford tribune., March 26, 1901, Image 1

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50,000 young salmon from the
New York, March 18.— A dis­
Coos
River hatchery were planted
patch to the Herald from W ashing­
in
the
Coquille last week.
ton say»: If the view of the Admin­
istration is supported by the next
J. D. Garfield, formerly of Marsh­
tion with the exposition irom
—
Congress, the President will obtain field, has been investing in oil stock
state orricaas:
26 to September 1, 1900.
Among the sights of the Paris ex- discretionary authority to acquire and it is rumored that he has «truck
U 8. Senstoro—John H. Mlteh«R »"d
hibition will be the “Horrors of War either the Nicaragua or the Panama it rich, says the News.
C o ^ » h o m a . H . Tongue.
building which M. de Bloch is fitting
up with pictures, models and bther canal route. On this account the
The Canadian government hfl-
'i D u n b « .
means of exciting feeling against war­ stock ot the Panam a Canal has ris­
decided
to reduce the royalty <p.
fare.
en since the adjournm ent of Con­
There will be over 7,000 exhibitors
gold from 10 to 5 per cent. This
at the Paris exposition, and the United gress.
Several prominent members of will be good news to the Klondike
States is in the first rank of the ex­
hibitors. The display will be strictly the Senate foreign relations com­ miners.
L. Chamberlin.
representative, and will show in an
The Michigan Prohibitionist
adequate manner the excellence of our mittee cordially favor the idea of
f f i
productions. In 1873 we had less than empowering the President to choose vention by an almost unaulmou
aCCOMD JUDICIAL DIBTBICT .
a seventh as many exhibitors.
the route he thinks the more advan­ vote refused to endorse Mrs. Carrie
, .
t W Hamilton, Roseburg.
S c u t i n ^ A t“ r,n,v, 6eo. M. Brown;
A map of France in stone, which Is
being prepared in Russia for the Pari* tageous, although the bill, which Nation in smashing saloons in K an­
Roseburg. c0Dirr1t orr,CBB. :
exhibition, is a wonderful example of passed the House and was pending sas.
the lapidary’s skill. It shows each de­ in the Senate during the last ses­
Countjr
Hle&lake. C h ^ ;
partment in colored jasper, the sea is
E. O. McCormic, passenger tratti
c “ P“ r L " X i ; 5 . n o g » E i „ h
represented by lapis lazuli, the rivers sion, provided for the adoption of
manager
of the Southern Pncic
by platinum and the 106 towns are the Nicaragua route.
kW'
says that the low rates from the
represented by precious stones. The
Secretary
H
ay
has
requested
Mr.
Clerk. E . W• B W in s ir , Gold Beach.
neighboring countries of France are
East and the Mississippi valley wHl
Treasures, W . B-
Langlois.
and in F IR S T C L A SS con­
shown in gray jasper, and 14 islands Flava, thé-Colombian Minister, to
are represented in the same color as submit a formal memorandum ex­ bring 40,000 colonists to this cusat^-
dition. We have also a fine
¿ K T bwi - wu » - 8-0“ “ ’1'"“’
the nearest mainland. The map is plaining the verbal proposals re­ during the next three months.
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T1 ! -J
W^S-D. W»'«.-»--0"“
mounted on a marble slab about three
where hot and cold baths can
garding American acquisition of the
The
tim
e
for
holding
C
feet
square,
and
it
will
be
inclosed
in
a
me ««*«9 ot tbi c ° ub ” •
be obtained. A BAR is run in Takes pleasure in informing the public that he has now on hand, and
Panama Canal route, which were court in Coos county, as fis 'll .y “
Clrenlt Court meets on the Third Mon-
silver frame.
,
connection with the Hotel,
e
s
s
s
s
e
- - «
submitted
recently. Mr. Corea, the the last legislature, is the fourth
will continue to replenish, his large and complete Stock of Gen­
‘
where all up-to-date drinks can
COURTROOM ECHOES.
Nicaragua Minister, and Mr. Calvo, Monday in April and second Mon-
!
be procured at the hands of an
eral Merchandise, consisting of.
Illinois monument dealer* want a the Costa Rican Minister, both of
experienced, polite and accom­
tember o i each year.
day in September, to take effect af­
LADIES and GENTLEMEN’S UNDERWEAR,
law enabling them to seize tombstones
rosrorrcES » th « county .
modating bar-tender.
whom have worked energetically to ter June 1st, next.
HOSIERY, FURNISHING GOODS, for bad debts.
wAMBororncs.
P. H .V A h .
Judges of the South Carolina su­ promote the Nicaragua Caual, will
FEE D S T A B L E , also, with rates YOUTHS’ and CHILDREN’S WEAR,
Secretary H ay has received *dv,-
preme court have adopted a rule that leave next week for their respective
? ? etu °’
J. MoCutchen.
at popular prices, and as low as is
no
member
of
the
bar
shall
be
heard
FANCY
GOODS
NOTIONS,
RIBBONS,
ces
th at Lord Pauncefote w i sub-
Mrs. E. Hardenbrook. consistent with good service and
countries, and will return charged
unless dressed in a black coat.
to M *
Miss Annie Doyle.
mit
proposals fpr the revival ol t..e
treatment.
The supreme court of Connecticut with new instructions relative to
LACES, EMBROIDERY, BRAIDS, ETC.
Gold Beach,
A. L. Duncan.
Hay-Pauncefote
treaty, and for har­
has
decided
that
a
furnace
is
personal
Wedderburn,
the concession their government»
SUITING, DRESS GOODS, DRESS FLANNEL,
Mrs. E. G. Hurt.
property, and may be removed from a are willing to make to the United monizing the points of differed
Illihee,
SATEENS, PLAIN AND FIGURED OUTING FLANNELS In a variety of colors, building by a due process of law.
Mrs. E. J. Burrow.
between the United States Senate
Ophir,
O . L. Wakeman.
That insanity is included in the States.
Port Orford,
Linings,
Silesias,
Buttons,
Bindings,
etc.
and the British government.
word “sickness” as used in the by­
J. S. Capps.
Denmark,
A iw a complete assortment of Beantifd Calicos, Apron and Dress Ginghams laws of a beneficial society is held in
London March 19.—Jos. Cham­
F. M. Langlois.
Langlois,
Coos Bay News: The Ro^ue rivet
Kobillard vs. Soclete St. Jean Baptiste berlin, the Colonial Secretary, ha»
J. A. Haines.
White Goods, Percalee, Lawn, India Linon, Lonsdale, Table Linen,
EcMlejr,
gasoline
boat, Copper Queen, wXjch
de
Centreville
(R.
I.),
45
L.
R.
A.
559.
A. Aubery.
A gnesi,
Earnings of a minor child who has ju st informed the House of Com­ was formerly sloop-rigged, has .md
Napkins, 8h«eting and Pillow-Slip Muslin, Towels and
Joseph Hare.
All styles of
been emancipated in good faith by his mons that General Botha lias re­
Hare,
Elvin Miller.
Crash, House Lining, Ticking, Oil Cloth,
father are held, in Flynn vs. Baisley jected the peace terms offered him- another mast put in, and is now a
Bogie,
(Ore.), 45 L. R. A. 645, to be protected
schooner. The spar was made by
from the father’s creditors, and to con­ General Botha, Mr. Chamberlain C. Reviers, and the necessary black­
stitute o good consideration for a con­ said, conveyed the information in a
smith work was doue by G. T. Co.e-
J. M. UPTON,
veyance to the minor by his father.
letter to General Kitchener, i t which
Summary arrest of a convict who
man.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
has violated his parole, and his sum- he announced th at he was not dis­
mary return or remandment to servl- posed to recommend the terms oi
The new Oregon school law pro­
BANDO N, OREGON,
tude or imprisonment under his sen­ peace General Kitchener was in vides that “no contract shall bo
tence, was held, in Fuller vs. State
Made to Order.
(Ala.), 45 L. R. A. 502, to constitute no structed to offer him, to the earnest made with any teacher who is -ela­
Ottos upstair«, to Eldorado Building
violation of the constitutional guaran­ consideration of his government. ted by blood or marriage within tho
E u r e k a H a r n e s w O il.
ties governing the arrest and trial of General Botha added that his gov­ third degree to any member of th i
ALL KINDS OF SADDLERY HARD­
crim inals._______ ______
ernm ent and its chief officers en­ schotU board without the concur­
S. H . H AZARD,
WARE.
THE AUTOMOBILE.
tirely agreed with this view. Mr. rence of all the members of the
A motor cab service it abeut to be Chamberlain added; “ I propose to board, by a vote duly entered on
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW S a d d le-B la n k ets, Bit«, • « . , A c.
introduced in Cologne, Oermnny.
lay the papers connected with the the clerk’s records of proceedings.
A Complete Stock of
Empire City, Oregon.
Americans have asked the legisltture negotiations on the table tonight.”
Ham««« and Saddles repaired at living
of British America for permission to
The new law relating to the p ub­
Will Practice in the Supreme Court,
prices.
run automobile* into the far-off and but
lication
of the supreme c< n t re­
and all Courts of thia State.
An Irishm an over in Indiana
little known Omineca region in British
A t greatly reduced prices.
I^ a n a r lo ia , O r e g o n .
ports
provides
that not to exceed
America.
called upon a physician and in ­
During the month of December, ac­
600
volumes
shall
be printed; th a t
H A R D W A R E ,
cording to the Paris edition of the Her­ formed him th at his wife was eick each volume shall contain not les’
J. H U N T L E Y ,
D R .U .J. CALDWELL.
and
required
medical
aid.
'1
he
M.
ald, 708 accidents were caused by
horses, resulting in 52 death* and 656 D. was willing to give his attention than 700 pages, and that the ru-
attorney &<>oiinselorRt Law P h y s i c i a n a sad S u r g e o n .
injuries. In the same period there were
ports hereafter printed shall be sold
T IN W A R E ,
only 21 automobile accidents and only to the ease, out desired the man to at 13.50 per volume. The report/
W EDDERBURN,
OREGON.
pay in advance or enter into an
one death.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
In Pari* an automobiliat was driving agreement to pay when his services heretofore printed have contained
i Diseases of Ladies and Children a Spec­
automobile at an excessive rate of
only 600 pages, and have been sold
ia lty .
G R A N I T E W A R E , an
G old B sach
:
:
O«««o».
speed, and the driver of a tnun ear were no longer required.
“ A n’ ye’ll kill or cure for twenty at $3 per volume.
was doing the same thing. They crashed
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
PORT ORFORD, OREGON,
Langlois Harness Shop.
R u b b e r Goods,
HARNESS & BRIDLES I
O il
C lo th in g ,
M en s’ & B o y s’ H a ts «te C aps.
b o o ts an d s h o e s .
Will Practice in *11 the Courte ol this Shad Hudson,
State.
HUD8ON
J. X Haines. CR O C K ER Y ,
LAMPS and
L A N TE R N S, CUTLERY ,
CLOCKS together, and a lady was eaug«ht be­ dollars?” said Pat.
There was a committee to wait
tween the two vehicles and her leg
upon the legislator when he got
“ Yes.”
waa broken. The automobiliat was
MIRRORS, ETC.
& HAINE8.
sentenced to two month»’ imprisonment
Pat was satisfied, and left the M. home.
Public Land Caeee a Specialty.
| MINING A REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
without the benefit of the first-offense D. to perform the contract. 'Ihe
‘‘It is generally reported, said
law and the driver of the tramway
NOTHING
BUT
THE
BEST,
E ckley. Oregon.
woman died and in due time he the spokesman, “ that you got your
sentenced
to
eight
day*’
imprisonment
GEORGE M. BROWN,
C O N S IS T IN G O F
benefit of thia law, and they presented his bill.
share of the money used to elect a
, with the
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Green and Roasted Coffee, Cocoa, Chocalate, Spices, Extracts, a h a d to navjcintiv « X ^ X o r d i
Valuable Mines, Farms, Stock Ranches
Pat looked at it a moment and United States Senator.”
Teas.
A T T O R N E Y A .X I - A .W ,
and Timber Lands For Sale.
“ I t ’s a lie,” he cried.
Choice Variety of Canned Goods, Dried Fruits of all kind jin Stock nary financial genius,” remarked a roll- then asked:
House
and six acres of well Improved
rood clerk of this city, say* the New
“ Ah, then, the public lias been
“An’ did yez cure her?”
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
Orleans Times-Democrat. “He is a na­
lard in Wilbur, Douglas county for
“
No.”
answered
the
physician.
misinformed.”
tive of California, and five or six years
I sale, or will exchange for property in
T h at’s what. I know of a half
“An’ did yez kill her?”
ago he spent a season on a sugar planta­
L- BD R TEN SH A W ,
Myrtle Point, Cooe county.
tion In Hawaii. He was engaged at the
This was a poser, and the M. D. dozen fellows who gut moie’u me. '
time, and while he was there he cor­ discovered that Pat had caught him.
^ . T T O B N E Y -A.T I^ A .W ,
responded regularly with hl* fiancee.
The postotuce department will
C a n d y , N at«, C itro n , L em on a n d O range F ee l.
Afterward they quarreled and the This bill, at last accounts had not incorporate in its mail contracts for
match was broken off, but the poor girl been paid.
M yrtle P o in t, O regen.
service for the four years beginning
thought his letters were beautiful, and
Port Orford, Oregon,
treasured them religiously.
Ju ly 1, 1962, B provision whereby
“Quite recently he saw In a papei Thousands H ave K idney Trouble
persons living along the line of ihe
V,.
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A
P
P
P
r
o
p
r
i
e
t
o
r
.
W 111 practice in ail the Courts of the
that the Hawaiian stamps of the period
and D on’t K now it.
mail route may, if they so desire,
of
hl*
stay
there
had
become
very
' State,«•<! in the U. 8- La«4 Office.
B ow To Vine o«t.
scarce and valuable, and he immediate­
have their mail deposited in bo; es
First-class in every respect.
Fill
a
bottle
or
common
glass
with
your
I BACON, LARD, BEANS, C OFFEE, SUGAR and ROLLED BARLEY ly ««t down and wrote to hl* own sweet­ water and let It stand twenty-four hours; a to be erected by them. The gener­
heart, demanding his letters. He said
J. H. UFTONoi-
sediment or set­
Go zd Feed Stable attached.
he was soon to be married and felt ¡this
tling Indicates an al provisions for such box delivery
Sold as low as the market will permit.
. unhealthy condi­ service will bo as follows:
duty to destroy ’em: he appealed to her
g j .S . C O M M I S S I O N E R ,
tion of the kid­
‘better feelings’ and all that, and, to
To meet the neCeBiitie« of the time«, my goods are
T hat the addressee shall
ie a
ney«: tf It stains
make a long story short, she sent them
VOTARY PUBLIC,
your
linen It is written request a t the j »«tottiee
p . J. LINDBERG.
back. They were yellow with age, and
i
evidence of kid­
had suspicious stains that looked like
ney trouble: too I from which he desires the mail de­
L abomh «, C ubbt C o ., O mioon .
tears,
but
he
wasn’t
moved
a
bit.
He
frequent desire to | livered to the currier, who will place
Order« taken for Suit« and fiU Guaranteed.
promptly cut off all the stamps and
pass It or pain In
Daeler in Town Lota, and Improved
sent them to a New York agency, and
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the ___.
back 13
also the same in the box at the addies-
A
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Line
of
Casket«,
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HERE,
,
«
v..--»
—-
-
convincing
proof
that
the
kidneys
and blad-|
got
a
check
for
$42.
and W ild Landa.
and T rim m ings.
‘Our landlady, who knows about it, ¿erar80Ui 0i order.
8 ll8K-
says he is a perfect brute, and will come '
what to Do.
That the service is to ba wit -out
Filing« and Final Proofs Made on
Order« taken for Tombstone« and|
to a bad end. I am afraid so myself. I
There Is comfort In the knowledge so
... .|, e addresseo. Thu U
Homesteads and Pre-emptions.
think he is doomed to become a million- often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer 11 Swamp-
• g
, ,
Cemetery Railing.
, ..
, Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every carrier must be of goixl uiorni >.»r
GROCERIES—
Cigars, Pipes and Tobacco.
KNAPP HOTEL,
¡Sperry’s and Oregon Flour always on hand
UNDERTAKER.
GENERAL CONVEYANCING.
WM. 8. WIN80R,
Rotary Public Real Estate 4
I n s ta n c e Agent.
PORT ORFORD, OREGON.
M arked D o w n to the L o w e st Figures Possible
P O R T O R F O R D , O R EG O N .
USI U li t u W l , M IS, III.
J. W. 8TRANGE,
D E N T IS T .
COQUILLE C ITY , O R E G O N .
W ill vielt Curry County semi-annually.
Tin pir cut. Bixcaunt Mowed fir Gath, Except
m Fleur.
WALTER SUTTON,
n o t a r y
p u b l ic
P O R T O R F O R D • • OREGON
4 fall eat of Notary “ d Coaveyancer’e
blank* will be kept on hand
JOSEPH HARE,
Notary Public A Conveyancer
LANGLOIS, OREGON.
» . WA-
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! wl,h ,n curln«,
ncter and of sufficient intelligen t»
Diaaaer end
»na every
over/ part
w*“ never,
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A S p le n d id P r e .e e « .
I back, kidneys, , liver.
liver, bladder
In one of the dormitories (presented of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability I properly handle the m ail.
to hold
,11W
by the three children of Waldorf A>- «
« w water
. „ and
J i scalding pain In passing •. n .e
U - „„.„¡Jng th
■> ev­
or bad effects
tor) of the home at Bath, the bedatcade il,
wlneorbeer, and overcomes that unpleasant eJ.y cai rjer of the m ail rnaJi lep ••
are braes, the window-panes of leaded necessity of being compelled to go often ,
,natler presumed t > Hi'
glees end the hangings are of
during
the
day.
and
to m get
up
many
times :'?f''i'.r¿'pe'rly
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. , . by „.ai|lu
and
S
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V
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'p.'vpañl
.lam ps s .u,
flowered cretonne, seye the New York
lit«»
ordinary
effect
of
Swamp-Root
la
soon
I
deliver
the
same
for
inalllnc
I Commercial Advertiser. The room is
I as dainty as a rich child’s nursery. | realized. It stands the highest for Ita won­ n ext p'lstnllioe at which he arrivée,
I When little girls are brought into this j derful cures of the most distressing cases. hut that no fee shall b eallow ed i.iul
room for the first time they ¡»variably If you need a medicine you should nave the I therefor.
stand In the doorway, looking around best. Sold by druggists In 50c. end$l. sizes.
,hu
admiringly, bnt not seeming fo realize , You may have a «ample
WANTED Capable, reliable n-r
that thia is where they are to sleep. wonderful discovery
son in every county to represent ..aixe
and
a
book
that
tellsi
Many of these children have never more about It, both sent|
.otuuany of solid financial r. ,.u‘ tnm;
slept on any kind of a bedstead before, absolutely free by mall,
J«i:i« salary per year, payable weekly,
_ _
and the letters and postcards they send address Dr. Kilmer & no«.
i S3 per day ai»solutely mire and ull 'X-
i
^ s ; straight, ¡xma tide dollntu«
c
Z
Binghamton,
N.
Y.
When
home next morning usually contain al-
tlon reading this generous offer In thie f»per. ' salary paid each Baturday and rx |# n a ,
luaions to the “gold beds.”
, money advanced each week. Hl A. U
ARD HOUSE, 334 I»E»RBO«S S t ., CHI
T . C a r . C o « .tip « tlo n F o n m .
■aw i r . Year BMa.r« *
I Tatm Cascarete CaoUy Cathartlc. lOe er rae '(AOO
31 !<*•
a . oohh.’Snsriuut P1llR«ore»H kidney III»- 0»9*
I I C. C. 0 . lot I to cure. 4v«s«leM re(u«d bjviicf
, » & £ A « f R i X » aime-V co Cblcoo w V f.