The Port Orford tribune., April 23, 1901, Image 1

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p o r t
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O R F O R D .
O R E G O N ,
T Ü E H D A Y ,
33.
m o i.
IN i i
Senator Platt, of Conn., author of
the
terms for withdrawing from
BOLIVIA’S QUIMINE.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cuba, said of tliese terms: ‘‘Some
» O r * vea T h a t P a ra la
j people, Imth here and in Cuba, as­
fo r th e M a r k o t — H o w
STATS OFFICBBS :
sert that we seek to establish a pro­
lo G a t h e r « # .
I I . 8. Senators—John IL M itchell and j
tectorate, hot this is cuiirely a mis­
Joseph Sim on
I h e quinine plantation«, or quinales,
Congressm an—Thom as H . Tongue.
M AR KING OFF F IELD S.
as they are called, which have been conception. The acceptants» of the
G overnor— T. T. G eer.
H t a d y C o a t r l v a a c e T h a t H a « W ere» started in this country by the German«, terms proposed will not establish
S ecretary of State— 1'. I- Dunbar.
are usually found on rough and broken
B e f o r e O e e a D o o e r lb e d .
a protectorate in any sense that the
State Treasurer—Chas. S. M<* ,ry-
A seed drill w ith a m arker is very de­ mountain aides and at altitudes of 3,000
Sunt. Hub. Instruction-.!.II.A ckerm an. W edderburn,
Oregon.
word lias ever been used in inter­
or
4,000
feet
above
the
sea.
The
trees
sirable, but where only sm all quanti­
S ta te Printer, W. H. Leeds.
ties are planted, a stake and line m ust WU1 gro v at au elevatiqn of 6,000 feet, national law.
The situation .ia
A ttorney-G eneral—D.K. N. Blackburn.
be depended upon. The great trouble but they flourish best.at about 4,000, for
Clerk State Board School Land Com­
unique,
and
the
relations between
with u line is th at after having marked they require a great deal of sun, rain
m issioners— M. L. Cham berlin.
E. R . M IL L E R , P r o p r ie to r .
us and Cuba will be unitjue and
a row by it und sh ifted the last end for and wind tc reach perfection,
Joint Senator, T. M. Dim m ick.
Joint R epresentative—K- 1*. Hume.
the next row, you m ust walk back, do-
Most of the groves have been raised may be properly expressed by say­
ing nothing the whole len gth of the from the seed, which is gathered in the
1 have just taken charge of this
SKCoND JCDICIAL PISTBICT :
row, whether long or ahort, to sh ift the early summer m onths and planted in ing that the U. 8. desires to bec aie
Judge, J. W. H am ilton, R o s e l ‘irr
frvnrite Travelers’ llesort, and
first end. Thia year 1 hit on the follow- hothouses. When the plants are about the guarantor of Cuban independ­
Prosecuting Attorney, Geo. M. H T o W . l,
overhauled and remodeled the
ing contrivance, which I have never , i x inches high they nre transplanted ence, and the stability of its govern­
Rose burg.
seen described, and if Is a great help, upon the hillsides, which have been
same. E verything in connec­
COUNTV OFKICEBS :
Besides the line, with a reel (a) on ona cleared of underbrush and plowed up ment. The right of intervention,
County Judge— 1!. R iley, Gold Beach.
tion therewith is
beforehand, so that the young roots which we insist Upon, is only to be
Com m issioners— F . H. Blake, Cliq^co,
can secure the benefit of all the m ois­
PORT ORFORD, OREGON,
P. J. Lindberg, Port Ortord.
exercised to th at end, .«ltd ouly
ture and plant food in the soil and the
Sheriff—J - G . W alker, Gobi B ead..
w
heat of the sun. For shelter they are when necessary for that purpose.
Clerk. C. V. W oodruff, G old Leech.
Treasures, W. B. Winsor, Gold Beach.
partially covered with tw igs, straw or It will not authorize any inter­
F IR S T C L A S S con-' Takes pleasure in informing the public that be has now on hand, and
A ssessor— K. S. Dean, Langlois.
other ligh t stuff, which also serves to
and in
School Su pt.— W illiam S. U u en n , Lang-
keep the m oisture and heat in the ference on the part of our govern­
will continue to replenish, bis large and complete Stock of Gen­
fine
dition. We have also
ground. After about tw o years this ment in Cuban affairs, unless cir­
eral Merchandise, consisting of.
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Surveyor—D. Cunniff, Jr.; Gol 1 Beach.
shelter is raked off, the plants are care­ cumstances arise which require that
where
hot
mid
cold
truths
can
fully inspected and those which are not
M IS T IN G . or THE cOUBTs :
LA D IES and G ENTLEM EN’S U N D E R W E A R ,
be obtained. A BAR is run in
prom ising are replaced by new ones we should act to preserve their in
C ircuit Court m eets on the Third Mon­
H O SIE R Y , F U R N ISH IN G G O O D S ,'
The ground around them is kept clear lepentleuce, or insure tranquility,
connection with the Hotel,
A C O N V E N IE N T M A RJC EK.
day in August oi each year.
of weeds and the young trees are care­ md such a step could only be taken
County Court meet« ou tne first Mon­
where all up-to-date drinks enn Y O U TH S’ ami C H IL D R E N S W EAR,
en(j an(, *
((,) on the other, have
fully trimfbed twice a year. In five or
days in January, April, July and rtep-
be procured at the hands of an I
FANCY
GOODS
NOTIONS,
RIBBO
N
S,
tw
o
smooth
sticks
(c),
with
rounded
six years the tree w ill have reached a as the result o f deliberate action by
teinher of each year .
experienced, polite and accom-j
brooin
, .
tops, like the upper part of a
height of 12 or 14 feet and its trunk Congress. The.Cubun republic will
POSTOi rCF.H IN T1IK CO UNTY.
modating bar-tender.
LACES, EMBROIDERY, BRAIDS. ETC.
handle. Drive in the end stakfe very w ill be straight and slender, with a di­
r. m .
S VBK OF O FFIC E .
be com paratively weak and unable
SU IT IN G , D R E S S GOODS, D R E SS F LA N N EL, firmly at a. the second end of the firs1 ameter of about six inches. It resem­
F. IL Blal • . I
U betco,
row. Walk across, unreeling the cord, bles the orange tree in size and shape by itself to cope with problems very
FEED STABLE, also, will, rates
J. M cCutchen. I a l 1>opu, ar priceg an,j |ls |OU as ig i 8ATEK Ng t p i.A IN AND F IG U R E D O U T IN G F LA N N ELS In a v a r ie ty of colors, to e. Put in one of the extra sticks
Harbor,
and the peculiar gloss of its leaves.
likely to arise both as to its foreign
M re m L Aannien Doyle'. I
t
1,nd
L inings, Silesias, Buttons, B ind in gs, etc.
ligh tly und pass the cord around it. Put
Two or three tim es a year three or
Irma,
the reel in very firmly at f. The cord is four strips of bark about tw o inches policy and domestic conditions. It
Hold B each,
A. L. D uncan.
Also a com plete assortm ent of Beautif tl Calicos, Apron and Dress G ingham s, now as shown by the continuous line. wide and from two to eight feet long m ay need the assistance of the U.S,
W edderburn,
Mark or piunt from e to a. P ut iu the are cut from the truuk and thrown up­
Mrs. E. G. H urt.
and instead of resulting the willing­
Illhcc,
W hite Goods, Percales, Lawn, India I.lnon, Lonsdale, T able Linen,
other new stick at b lightly. Take up on a paven yard to dry, where, as the
Mrs. E. J. Burrow.
Ophir,
ness of the U. S. to assist it, it ought
the
end
stick
at
a
and
pull
so
hard
on
m
oisture
evaporates,
they
curl
up
like
N apkins, Sheeting and P illow -Slip M uslin, T ow els and
C . L. W akem an.
Port Orford,
the line th at the stick at e leans over cinnam on. Within a year or so nature to be thankful that it has so power­
J.
S
.
Capps.
Denm ark,
and the cord slips off. Stretch the cord replaces the bark that has thus been
C rash, H ouse Lining, Ticking, Oil Cloth,
F. M. Langlois. ;
tigh t around the stick b and drive the stripped off and the tree is stripped ful a friend.’’
Langlois,
bat view
HOTEL,
D E A L E R IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
New and Clean,
J . A. H aines. 1
A. Aabery
Joseph Haro.
other end of stick firmly nt c. T he again In other places. Aa it grows older
Senator Vest lias pronounced opin­
cord now appears us the dotted line, and sm aller strips can be laken from the
it will have been shifted for the second stronger branches, and a mature tree ions on the Cuban question. Ho
M l s t y le s o f
row without loss of tim e or unneces­ will produce an annual average of about
says in a signed article: “ Under no
sary walking. You are always w orking four pounds of bark
toward the one stick and away from the
The bark dries in a few days and is circumstuuces can this government
tw’o sticks. In this way you can plant packed for shipm ent in rawhide bales, tolerate any foreign interference iu
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an indefinite number of rows and only The m ost of It is shipped from Aries
the affairs of Cuba. We must a d ­
cross the ground without planting or and Mollendo,—Chicago Record.
IN N E W S P A P E R S ;
m arking when you set the line and
here strictly to the Monroe doct­
Som
e
entnasinstBfdeclare
that
Kaffir
w hen you reel it up.—Orange Judd
A NYW HER B A T A NYTIM B
corn la destined to supersede hot h wheat rine, which is dearer today than
Cali «a e r W rit«
Farmer.
and Indian corn in Kansas, but the ever before to the Anericau peo­
E.C. DIKE'S ADVERTISING AGENCY
K ansas authorities and the department
ALL AROUND THE FARM.
Made
to
Order.
64 A 6g Merchants’ Exchange
o f agriculture do not sustain thisclnim . ple.”
In
a
sandy
soil
deep
planting
is
beat
■AN FRANCISCO. CAL
Kaffir corn, an E gyptian m illet, ia a
for potatoes.
L u i- c h a H a c n c s i O il,
J. Pierpont Morgan is in Eng­
sorghum , and as a crop possesses these
If the hay is dusty, dampen it for advantages: T he yield ia larger by from
A Complete Stock of
land
and many Jinglitbujen tiro
feeding to horses.
I ALL KINDS OF SADDLERY HARD­
20 to 50 per c e n t than Indian corn; ii
afraid
that be wilt take a notion to
Pull
the
collars
away
from
the
horses’
w l l grow and yield a. crop—not a large
WARE.
shoulders w hile they are resting.
J. M. UPTON,
on«—on very poor soil; it Is injured buy “ (be tight little island.” T hat
At greatly reduced prices.
Ashe« may be considered aa a special m uch less than Indian corn by drought,
S ad d lc-B la u k etN , B its , & c., A c .
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
fertilizer for potatoes, improving the and even when withered by the hot, dry isn’t likely, but if he did the
yield and quality.
winds o f the prairies, itvvill recover un­ chances are thnt lie would fin inen
H arness and Saddles repaired a t liv in g
B A N D O N , O R EG O N .
Generally with flower seed, large or der m oisture.
the scheme so as to make the Eng­
prices.
coarse seed should be planted much
It form s an excellent -food for cattle
lish
put up the money.
deeper than fine seed.
and pigs. All the experim ents, of which
U n iig -lo is , O r e g o n .
Ortica u p stairs, in Eldorado Building
The most successful work.of the farm many have been m ade by scientific agri­
It might be supposed from recent
is done according to the season, rather culturists, show th at .it is inferior in
faten ing power to cither w heat or publications that the President bad
than by any other set rule.
It will be an exceptional case when corn. Nevertheless, as a surer and been spending a considerable por­
DR. J.d . CALDWELL,
S. H . HAZARD,
some soilin g crop cannot be used to a larger crop than corn, it prom ises m o «
P h .v « le in n a n ti S u r g e o n ,
im portant results for region» like Kan tion of bis time begging certain
good advantage during the summer.
ATT o il s si Y A COUNSELOR AT LAW PO lrtP O R F O R D ,
When the cabbage, tom utoes or sweet ans and Nebraska, where scorching olllcials to hold onto the public teat.
OREGON.
CLOCKS potato plants have grown long and wind« frequently w ither the corn and Rverscthe supposition and it would
CROCKERY, LAMPS and LANTERNS, CU TLERY ,
Empire City, Oregon.
spindling set them deeper into the destroy the erop.
Diseases of L adies and Children a Spec­
Aa food for man, it la nourishing be nearer correct.
soil; down to the first leaf is usually a
MIRRORS, ETC.
W ill Practice in the Supreme Court,
wholesom e and palatable. B ut the lat­
ialty .
good plan.
and all Courts of this State.
A spark cost the in s u ra n t com­
If the full number o f stock ia kept est conclusions of the national depart
that
the pastures w ill carry during the m ent of agriculture are thnt Its use will panies *630,000 in two hours, lit«
NOTHING BUT THE BEST,
probably
be
som
ew
hat
like
that
of
buck
Shad Hudson,
J. E. Haines.
best part of the grow ing Reason, some
C O N S IS T IN G O F
I soiling crop m ust be grow n to help w heat—it w ill form an occasional other day. It was from an engine
J. H U N TLEY ,
rather than a staple article of diet. In
HUDSON &. HAINES.
and it slatted a lire that destroyed
Tea?, Green and Roasted Coffee, Cocoa, Chocalate, Spices, E xtracts, il out when the postures fail.
nourishing power It stands at 27, where
One
advantage
w
ith
all
farm
prod­
MINING & REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
the second largest wheat elevator
bolted
eormneal
stands
at
37,
wheat
4 t t o r u e y & C o u n se lo r a t L aw
Choice Variety of Canned Goods, Dried Fruits of all kind-» in Stock ucts and stocks Is that If prices fall it
in St. Louis.
is certain that the lower quality drops flour s t 45 and oatmeal at 02.
E c k ley , O regon .
H eretofore it has been difficult to
first and most, and usually is most dif­
NOTARY PUBLIC,
grind this corn fine enough for one as
ficult to sell. There is alw ays n sale
The .Easter offering in a Brooklyn
I V aluable M ines, Farm s, Stock Ranches
human food. It Is said' th a t this diffi
for the product* of a better quality.—
Methodist
Church amounted to
culty
has
been
overcome
lately.
If
so,
G old R each
:
:
O bboox .
and Tim ber Lands F or Sale.
Farmers’ Union.
there w ill soon be am opportunity to $87,000, the money to be paid on a
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j House and six acres of w ell improved
teat Its food value on an extensive scale
T h is Is a P e c u lia r W o r K .
mortgage of $60,000.
C a n d y . N u ts, C itro n , L em an and O ran ge P e e l.
in all the Courts of this la,,'d in W ilbur, D ouglas cou n ty for
—Farm ers’ Voice
One
ia
struggling
for
justice,
and
an­
Will Practice
sale, or will exch ange for property in
other
Is
fleeing
from
It.
One
man
la
State.
NEW ROTATION THEORY.
I’erhupH ill» Cfihan CoiMRllut-
saving to build a house, and another
M yrtle Point, Coos county.
is tryin g to sell his for less than coat, I t s A 4 o » t l « a M l « h t la s p r a v e I h a C » B - al Convention would woiJt lust­
Public Land Cases a Specialty.
« It lo n v t W e s te r« F a r m e r s .
to get rid of it. One man is spending
When the farmer« of the w est see er if ils members were not paid by
all the money he can m ake in taking
GEORGE M. BROWN,
a girl to the theater and sending her their way clear to abandon the itiea of the day.
flowers, w ith the hope of m aking her devoting the land to corn ns the. prin­
BACON,
LARD,
BEANS,
COFFEE,
SUGAR
and
ROLLED
BARLEY
I
h l. wife, w hile h l. n eig h b o r!, «pending cipal crop and substitute clover, sheep
4 T ' r o K A E Y A -T 1 - A . w ,
P o r t O rford , O reg o n ,
what gold he h a . in g e ttin g a divorce. and the sugar beet ns the trin ity neces­ W o m en as W e ll as M e n
One man escapes all the diseases that sary to the redemption of the producers
Sold
as
low
as
the
market
will
permit-.
I ,.
I I N A l’P
P r o p r ie to r .
A re M ade M iserable by
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
flesh is heir to and g e ts killed on the from the depression resulting from low
railroad.
Another escapes with a prices for farm products progress will
To meet the necessities of the tunes, my goods are
K idney Trouble.
scratch and dies w ith the whooping be made towurda better conditions
First-class in every respect.
Clover and sheep produce good mutton
L. L. BURTENSHAW,
while enriching the land. Sugar beets
Kidney trouble prays upon the mind, dls-
Go rd Feed Stable attached.
pays his debts and stays at home --Cot- are good for sheep and produce the best couravcs and lessens ambition: beauty, vigor
O
rders
laken
for
Suits
and
fits
Guaranteed.
A T T O H N E Y A T LA W ,
of
sugar
at
gotsl
profit.
Let
every
farm
­
and cheerfulness soon
man's Rural World.
er who can and who has not already
disappear whan the kid­
B o r n 111 D is e a s e d P la a t s .
done
so
moke
a
sta
r
t
in
this
trium
­
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neys i n out of order
M y r tle P o in t, O regon .
Diseased plants should never be add­ virate theory of rotation which ia cer­
P. d. LINDBERG,
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
ed to the manure heap, as they con­ tain of success if properly conducted,
become so prevalent
tam inate the whole mass. It is possible in restoring the pnmperity which is so
that it is not uncommon
W ill practice in a il the Courts of the
' to spread plant diseases over the en- much wished for. There is nn increas­
for a child to be born
| tire farm through the agency of m a­ in g demand for good m utton, an arti­
State, and in the U. S. Land Office.
afflicted with weak kid­
A Complete Line of Caskets, Coffins
nure, and no farm will get rid of any cle which but few farmers know how to
neys. If the child urlp-
'
disease
that
attacks
planta
until
all
produce
to
perfection.
The
large
profit
and Trimminga.
. _ _
ates too often. II the
I refuse ia burnt. Onion sm ut, y it a t o ia only possible where the best is pro-* urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
J. II. UPTON,
scab
and
sw
eet
potato
rot
are
Fpread
duced
for
market.
Give
the.
people
good
reaches an age when It should be able to
Orders taken for Tombstones ■nd
' when the to p . are thrown on the ma­ and desirable food products und con­ control Ihe passage. It is yet afflicted with
J j.S . C O M M I 8 S I O N U R
Cemetery R ailing.
nure. Every tree or plan t that la sum ers w ill pay liberally for the same. bed-wetttng, depend upon it. the cause of
■ brought on the farm from other places Mutton, If properly grown, ia the most the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
PO R T O R FO R D , OREGON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
! becomes a medium for com m unicating nutritious and wholesom e of the meat step should be towards the treatment of
d iu a se and should 1« carefully exam ­ a c t s . The m utton breeds of sheep nre these Important organs. This unpleasant
J j A noloi «, C caav Co., O nxoon .
ined on arrival, as the nurseryman may the most desirable and satisfactory of trouble Is due to a diseased condition of the
not be aware of the fact th at a plant the dom estic anim als for the farm and kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
J.
W.
STRANGE,
people suppose.
Dealer in Town Lota, and Im proved
i . not healthy. It is cheaper to kwp can be cared for w ith the least labor. most
Women as well as men are made mb -
disease away than to com bat It o ft« r it The profits In sheep ar« also tho most erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and W ild Lands.
t assuring for the future of any of the and both need the same great remedy
becom e, established.
F ilin g s god Final P roof. M ade on
■ other dom estic animals. Devote less The mlid and the immediate effect ot
i lands to the cereals and prosper — s w am p .R o o t Is soon realized. It is sold
T h e W a te r I.I1J.
H om esteads and P re-em ptions.
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
by druggists, tn liity­
Several specimens of water lilies have Farmers' Union.
cent
it and one dollar
the very curious peculiarity o f bloom­
G E N E R A L C O N V E Y A N C IN O .
sizes. You may have a
AGENTS WANTED.
ing all day and at evening closing their
W ill v isit Curry C ounty sem i-annually.
We want a live, active
j pee^i'ls^pampffletTeff
Hom« Of flwmipRov»
blossom s, and, iby retracting the stem,
in your territory at <>nvv tQ ,®n ’5 rtf 0, ,n 3 Ing all about
-
il. Including many of tiw
draw
ing
the
flour
entirely
underw
ater.
W A L T E R SUTTON,
/*
A
t
T
Ì
f
o
à
‘h’
us,n<to
oi
le',er’
a
verv
profitable
bunineifc.
G
eneral
There is no more singular fact in the
sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
history of flowers than this oddity of the I local agent« w anted. From u J -1 ’ of
Co.. Binghamton
Binghamton. N. Y . . V . « •
; day. Advancem ent rapid
I & Co..
JOSEPH HARE,
N Q T A B Y P U B L IC
water lily.
ereni1»-« required rjw»c out of em ploy I mention this paper,
ment or w f.h in g to l«M«i tl.em seG es fflenuou n p pv
address Departrin lit. K, Corner p. I
P 'O R f Q R F O R D - - O R E G O N .
( lo w a r e T o » r » I J o .r .v
i kin« and Union HtJ., A It roll, Ohio
Rotary Hnblir A Conveyancer
T o C a ra C o o .iia a v io , F o ra v o .,
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LANOÎ-OI8, OREGON
liU nks will be kept oo hand
E ckley,
A gness,
H are,
IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE
R ubber
s a d d l e s
,
O il
G oods,
C lo th in g ,
HARNESS & BRIDLES
M en s’ & B o y s ’ H a ts & C aps.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
h a r d w a r e
.
T IN W A R E
G R A M r iC W A lt E ,
GROCERIES—
C ig ars, P ip es an d Tobacco.
Sperry’s and Oregon Flour always on hand.
KNAPP HOTEL,
M arked D own to the L ow est Figures Possible
UNDERTAKER.
USB Eill [01 n i . HIES, ETC.
Tin |ir ennt. Diiconnt Allowed for Cash, Except
on Flur.
A g e n t for W e lls , F a r g o &
Go’s Express,