The Port Orford tribune., June 18, 1901, Image 1

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A saloonkeeper in Philadelphia-,
who beat his wife, pleaded that lie
H is V iew s on a Third Term for
Investigations made since the hud a lick-her license, but they
state orricBM:
P resident M cK inley.
finding of Eudaily’s body uear Co­ fined him just the same.
8. Senators— Jolin H . M itchell and
quille City and the Hight of his
u Joseph
Senator Marcus A. Hanna is
Simon.
Salem, Or., June 6.—Gov. Geer mur(lerer, Landis, indicate that
Congressman—'Unmuts II. Tongue.
now a full-lledged Grand Army of
today received the following tele- other men have probably fallen vic-
Governor—T . T. Geer.
the Republic man. He was form­
Secretary of State—J ■ I- D unbar.
gram from the Chicago American: t ;ln3 t0 Landis’ criminal propensi-
ally mustered into Memorial post,
s ta te Treasurer—C has. S. Moore.
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“ Will McKinley be the first pres- ^es. Inquiries are now being pushed
S upt. Pub. Instruction-^. H Ackerman
Cleveland, Thursday night, to­
« tä te P rin ter, W. H . Leeds
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¡dent to have a third term?
as So the whereabouts of three oth-
A ttornev-U enerftl— D.K- N . Blackburn,
gether with eighteen other candi­
“ llave conditions so changed that er3 wilo werelast seen with Landis,
Clerk State Board School Land Coin-
dates, with solemn and impressive
missioners— M. L. C e
ham R.
berlin.
a third term is advisable?
All were strangers, and of one
MILLER, Proprietor.
ceremony and in the presence of it
Jo in t Senator, T. M. Dliiiniick.
“ What do declarations by such ¡¡n|e ¡s known excepting that he
Jo in t R epresentative—K. D. Hume.
large audience.
men as Senators Depew, Kearns and caine Up the coast from California;
hecond ju d ic ia l d is t r ic t :
I have just taken charge of thia
Only what had been previously
Ilanna seem to indicate?
that |ie went n-tth Landis to look at
frvorite Travelers’ Resort, and ■
Judge, J .
H am ilton, R oseburg.
Prosecuting Attorney, Geo. M. Brown;
done
by Jefferson and his various
Governor Geer sent the following timber land on the lower Coqille
overhauled and remodeled the
Roseburg. c0VSTY 0FrICKRH:
successors
has the United States
reply
tonight;
same. Everything in connec­
river, and that Landis came hack
done
since
the
Spanish war, but on
County Judge—M.
^ ,1Jc ^ o : !
“I
do
not
believe
McKinley
will
alone,
saying
that
the
Californian
tion therewith is
Com m issioners—F . H. Blake, Cbetc ,
a larger, and to the world, a grander
be
the
first
president
to
have
a
had
not
liked
the
land
and
had
P. J Eim tbeig, Port Orford.
PORT ORFORD, OREGON,
and more impressive scale. We
Sheriff—J . G . W alker, Gold Beach.
third term, nor that the man is gone back down the coast.
New and Clean,
Clerk. C. V. W oodruff, Go d Be“e h :
born
who
will.
For
many
reasons
T h e second man is said to have have merely followed the course of
T reasures, W. S. Winsor, Gold Beach.
Assessor—E. S. Dean, f.augloiB.
and in F IR S T CLASS con- Takes pleasure in informing the public that he has now on hand, and McKinley will rank in history as lleen ,,amed Farley, hailing from a manufacturing company that en­
School S upt.—W illiam S. G uerin, L ang-|
one of our greatest presidents, but portland. He was last seen with larges its p'ant and perfects its
dition. We have also a fine
will continue to replenish, his large and complete Stock of Gen-
Surveyor— D. Cuuniff, Jr., G o ld B each .
no combination ot circumstances Landis under similar circumstances. machinery to meet enlarged and
| BATH ROOM |
eral Merchandise, consisting of.
where
hot
and
cold
baths
can
will make it necessary for him to be
m k e t i SKS or t h e cOOBTa :
The other supposed victim was a perfected competition, and nothing
be obtained. A BAR is run in LADIES and GENTLEM EN’S U N D ER W EA R .
C ircuit Court meets on the T hird Mon­
seriously considered by anyone as Norwegian, about 45 years old and more.—New York Sun.
H O SIER Y , FU RN ISH IN G GOODS,
connection with the Hotel,
day In August of each year.
a third term candidate. I have no hailing from Minnesota, named
An awful forest fire, of recent
jCounty Court meets on the first Mon­
where all up-to-date drinks can y0UTH8> anJ CUILDREN’S WEAK,
days ill January, April, July and Sep­
idea that he ever thought so him­ Gregor
Thompson
(Skrindle). date, on the isthmus of Tehaunte-
be procured a t the hands of an ;
tem ber of each v e a r.
experienced, polite and accom-
FANCY GOODS NOTIONS, RIBBONS, self. No matter how conditions About seven weeks ago he was at pee, destroyed over seventy lives,
POSTOFECES IK THE COVNTY .
might change in this country, the Coquille City. He left his baggage burned up many thousands of
modeling
bar-tender.
LACES,
EMBROIDERY’,
BRAIDS,
E
TC
.
r. m .
J U l t E OF O FFIC E .
proposition that no man should at the hotel, saying that he was go­ acres of coffee and banana planta­
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ESS
GOODS,
DRESS
FLAN
NEL,
C he tee,
FEED ST A B L E , also, with rates,;
J . M cC u tch en .1
serve a third term would still be ing with Landis to look at timber tions and other growing crops. Jt
H arbor.
a t p o p u la r prices, an d as low as is SATEENS, PLAIN AND FIG U R ED O UTING FLANNELS in a variety of colors,
Mrs. E. H ardenbrook. !
the best public policy. The declar­ land and would be back in a day spread so rapidly that many people
Irma,
811 i
L inings, Sllesias, B uttons, B indings, etc.
Miss
Annie
Doyle.
Gold Beach,
ations of the prominent men you or two. He has not since been could not escape and it raged for
treatment.
A. L. Duncan.
W edderburn,
Also a com plete assortm ent of Beautif it Calicos, Apron and Dress Gingham s, name indicate nothing more than heard from. Among his effects was
ten days.
M rs. E. G. H u rt. '
J l l’hee,
a desire to be senational along the found a letter from Ole Larson, of
W hite Goods, Percales, Lawn, In d ia L inon, Lonsdale, Table Linen,
Mrs.
E.
J.
Burrow
,
j
Ophir,
line of learning public sentiment North Bend, and inquiry of Lar­ The city of Butte, Montana, is
C . L. W akem an.
P o rt Orford,
N apkius, Sheeting and Pillow-Slip M uslin, Towels and
J. S. Capps.
on the question. There can be no sen develops the fact that he re­ again sliding down hill. Soma
D enm ark,
C rash, H ouse Lining, Ticking, Oil Cloth,
F. M. J.anglois.
Langlois,
doubt as to what the public mind ceived word from Thompson, say­ time ago there were indications of
J . A. H aines.
Eckley,
will say upon this subject. I have ing that he was going to Portland a slow, slidding movement of the
A. A uberv.
Agness,
the highest possible opinion ot on the Alliance and from there to ground on which the city stands,
Joseph Hare.
H are,
Ml styles of
President McKinley, but necessity Gray’s harbor. It is surmised that and now, after a rest of several ,
does not and will not exist for the Landis conveyed this message to moJiths, it is once more moving.
L. A. ROBERTS,
departure from the established cus­ head off inquiries. No such per Five large cracks or rifts appeared
tom of the country upon the ques­ son took passngc on the Alliance. in the streets.
a t t o j { m ; y a t l a y v .
Rev. Thomas H. Penrne, a former
tion of a third term.
« A B B IÆ S .
This is thought to be the same
M yrtle P o in t, Oregon.
T. T. G eek , Governor. man with whom Landis went minister of the Oregon conference
of the M. E. church, a very able
HARNESS & BRIDLES
When a number of British and through Empire about that time to
Probate business a specialty.
minister and brilliant orator, also
Americans get together around a look at timber on South slough.
Made to Order.
the first editor of the Pacific Chris­
He
returned
alone,
telling
the
usual
banquet table they usually agree
U n v e lili I lm -n e s s s O il,
tian Advocate, died at his home in
story.
that the two nations combined can
J. M. .UPTON,
A Complete Stock of
Cincinnati, June 1, aged 81 years.
It
looks
as
if
Landis
had
made
ALL KINDS OF SADDLERY HARD­
rule the world. The banquet given
Mr. Ilearne was at one time foreign
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
W ARE,
by the London Chamber of Com­ a business of getting away with
B O O T S A N D S H O E S.
minister to Hayti, and after tho
strangers
whose
disuppearauce
merce to the New York Chamber of
J t A lN lA O I N , O K B G O N . , S a d d l c - B I u u k e t s , B i t s , & c ., & c .
At greatly reduced prices.
war was provisional governor of
would
not
cause
immediate
inves­
Commerce was no exception to this
Tennessee during the reconstruction
tigation.
rule. A correspondent says: “All
•Office u p stairs, in Eldorado Building H arness and Saddles repaired a t living h a h d w a r k ,
No trace of the fugitive has re­ days.
the speakers expressed the belief
prices.
cently
been found. Deputy Sheriff
Washington, June 8.—The slate
that Great Britain and the United
X x iiifir lu l« , O r e g o n .
Ed
Gallier
returned Friday from department today received from the
States
would
rule
the
destinies
of
S. II. HAZARD,
T IN W A R E ,
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the world, and thoir unwritten alli­ the Sinslaw, where he investigated American consul at Victoria, II. C.,
ance would always work for peace a rumor that Landis had been seen some interesting information about
ATI oKXfcV & COUNSELOR AT LAYV '
DR. J . J . CALDW ELL,
there, but found no clue.—Coast the new British Pacific cable. The
Empire City, Oregon.
G K A M T E W A H i : . and the benefit of mankind.” Great Mail.
P liy s ie ia n a m i B u r g e o n ,
________
report says:
Britain and the United States will
JVill Practice in the Supreme Court, j P O R T O R F O R D ,
OREGON.
“A surveying party has located a
exercise
a
greater
influence
over
the
The
voters
of
Oregon
will
be
CROCKERY,
LAMPS
and LANTERNS, CUTLERY,
CLOCKS
and all Courts of thia State.
landing
site for the British Pacific
rest of the world if their represen­ called upon to cast their ballots at
Diseases of L adles and C hildren a Spec­
MIRRORS, ETC.
tatives are more conservative in the next regular state election (or telegraph cable, which is to con­
ialty .
expression of their purpose to con­ or against an amendment to the nect the Dominion of Canada with
J. HUNTLEY,
trol the destinies of the world. constitution providing for legisla­ the Australion confederation, on
N O TH IN G BU T THE B E ST ,
Shad Hudson,
J. E. Haines
GKOCEKIES-
C O N S IS T IN G O U
There arc several countries of con­ tion by the system known as the Kelp bay, near Ban field creek, seven
Attorney & Counselor at Laxv
H U D SO N & HA IN ES.
siderable political and commercial “ Initiative and refcrundliin.’- The miles from the entrance to Bar "lay
Teas, Green and Roasted Coflee, Cocoa, Chocalate, Spices, Extracts,
MINING
&
REAL
ESTATE
AGENTS.
importance outside the two coun­ constitution of Oregon provides Sound and something over 100
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Choice Variety of Canned Goods, Dried Fruits of all kinds in Stock. tries who assume their ability to
that all amendments must pass the miles from Victoria.
E ckley, Oregon.
control
the
destinies
of
the
world,
“ Work has already beguu in
G old B e a c h
:
:
O r eg o n .
legislature at two successive ses­
and they nre not likely to accept
England
on the cable. It is to bo
sions,
and
then
be
ratified
by
a
Y’aluable Mines, F arm s, Stock Ranches
without protest the place in the
C igars, P ip es and Tobacco.
5,834
miles
long—the longest yet
and Tim ber Lands F o r Sale.
majority
vote
of
the
legal
voters
of
rank of nations that is assigned to
JVill Practice in all the Courts of this
constructed—and will be trans­
the
state.
The
amendment
for
the
them.
_
House
an
d
six
acres
of
well
improved
State.
ported and laid in one ship, winch
la r d in YY ilbur, Douglas county for
ChaiHl.V, Nuts, Citrou, Lemon and Orange P eel.
General Kitchener claims to have initiative and referandum has twice
Pphlic Land Cases a Specialty.
sale, o r will exchange for property In
is
now being specially built for tho
killed or captured 2G4O Boers dur­ passed the legislature and now goes
M yrtle Point, Coos county.
to
the
people
for their ratification. purpose. Tho cable will run from
ing the last month.
This is a very important measure Vancouver island to Fannin island,
GEORGE M. BROYVN,
Sperry’s and Oregon Flour always on hand.
and
not be overlooked or a distance of 3,337 miles, before a
“ I did not sleep a lightly should
esteemed by 4the people of landing is effected; then to the Fiji
A T T O R N E Y A .T L A W ,
K N A P P H O TE L,
Oregon. If adopted it will effectu­ islands; thence to Norfolk island
night
for
seven
long
BACON. LARD, BEANS, COFFEE, SUGAR and ROLLED BARLEY
Port Orford, Oregon,
ROSEBURG, BREGON.
ally shut off legislative grafts, as thence to Queenland. Tho first in­
weeks.”
Sold as low as the market will permit.
L.
i ’r o j ic ie t o i* .
all important laws will he voted stallment of tho cable, including
That prolonged period of sleepless­ upon by the voters before they can tho sections from Queensland to
To meet the necessities of th e times, my goods are
ness is most expressive of the pain and
First-class in every respect.
J. II. UPTON,
suffering caused by womanly diseases. go into effect. Of courso if any Norfolk, Fiji and Fannin island, is
M arked D o w n to the L o w e s t Figures Possible It is pleasant to con-.
measure detrimental to the interests expected to leave England in Jan­
trast the medical in­
A . 8 . C O M M W B y O N I S K , Go id Feed S ta b le a tta ch e d .
of
the people should be enaeted by uary, 1902. The Becond and long­
efficiency
which
said
Orders taken for Suits and fits Guaranteed.
WI c o u l d n e t be
the legislature, it will he ventilated est portion is to leave in August,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
c u r e d ” with th e
before the next election, and will be | 1902, and will come direct to Y un­
C A L L A N D G E T P R I C E S B E F O R E B U Y IN G I I SEAY H E R E . prompt and perman­
ent cure effected by
P . d. LINDBERG,
voted down. Then again, it will I couvcr island and be laid from B.u-
L akolois , C ubby Co., O bkook .
the use of Doctor
pieveiit the enacting of so many I clay sound to Fannin island. Ac-
Pierce’s Favorite
UNDERTAKER.
Dealer in Town Lots, and Im proved
Prescription. T h is
I’rivoulous laws in tho state, as am -! cording to the contract tho wli do
great medicine for
and Wild Lands.
bilious legislators will not care to cable is to be laid and working by
w om en establishes
A Complete Line of Caskets, Coffins
regularity, dries en­
F ilings and Final Proofs Made on
have their trivial matters run the January 1, 1903
feebling drains, heals
and Trimmings.
inflammation and ul­
gauntlet of an election by the
H om esteads and Pre-em ptions.
The rival Salvation Armies will
ceration and cures
Orders taken for Tombstones and
people. Then again, it would re­
female weakness.
be
consolidated, if plans for the
G EN ER A L CON VEY AN CING .
Cemetery Railing.
"I take great pleasure
sult in the laws being expressed in
reconciliation
of Gen. Y\ m. Booth,
in recom m ending Dr
PORT O RFORD, OREGON.
plainer and clearer terms, so as to
Pierce's m edicines to
founder and commundvr of the
other suffi rin< women,"
w rites Mrs. Mary Adams
be understood by everybody, and
original army, and his son Balling-
o f Oraasycreek, A s h e
Cb., N. C. "I had in ­
would also make it necessary for
WALTER SUTTON,
ton Booth, who established the Vol­
ternal trouble very badly
until it resulted in ulcers
the legal voters to acquaint them­ unteers of America, as a result of a
J. W. S T R A N G E ,
TMOTAKY P U B L IC
o f the uterus.
I
troubled with it so that
selves with the statute laws of the
I did not sleep s night
falling out with his father, about
weeks
for
seven
long
wee
B
I
N
A
T
I
S
I
.
¡state.
So it is high time for the
P O R T O R FO R D • - OREGON.
The doctors said I could
five year, ago, are luccessful.
aoYbecimd
but I c<>m
people
to be studying up
this mens-
roeuesd tak in g Dr. Fierce » Favorite PreacflfSlon
I *- 1
, .
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
and Fie.M nt r - i l e o ' After ta k in « w o b o tu e . , l r e
to be prepared to vote on
Gov. Gage, of California, has of-
I could sleep all ni|(ht. and after tak in g u i ;
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A lull set of Notary and Conveyancer’s
¡¡t intelligently.—Time., Jackson- ferrod a reward ot $ >,000 lor t ic
blanks will be kept on hand
•F lea a .n l Pellet»" my case waa cured I had '
conviction of the lynchers of the
Will v isit C urry County sem i-annually.
told m y hushand that I would •>»»« to die as ll ' 111".
I m«ild not live Hr toM m e to put fait h
f T 5 r Plerie s m edicine, lor it had cured others
Ex Sheriff NfiiloW of LnkeCOUIlty Hull family, at Modoc, but resi­
to he over »6000 dents of the vicinity do not think
the money will have to he paid.
JOSEPH HARE,
Missouri boasts of an 81 |h>nnil
receipt of »Ump» to pay expense of | for embezzlement.
He was an
I
»nd popular official. I k squash on exhibition nt the Pan-
GREASE Notary Public A Conveyancer
stamps for the paper covered volume s .,c n t too much money trying to American exposition, but Oregon
best in t h e u n i i n .
Addiea. Dr. R. V. herce, Buffalo, N. Y.
re .e,ected i jt ¡ , gflid
Itow uariu« qual i l i » , ar- aalu rp afaeJ. actunll V
could l»eat that and not halt try.
O FFICIAL DIRECTORY
R E P L Y O F GOV. G E E K .
BAT VIEW
HOTEL,
\\ ed<lerbUril. 0^011.
P. J. MASTERSON,
D EA LER IN
....... .
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
R ubber Goods,
O il
C lo th in g ,
M ens’ <fc Boys’ H ats & Caps.
case
mi m wool , i k
iti .
Ten per cent. Discount Allowed for Cash, Except
on Flour.
A gent for W ells, Fargo <fc
Co’s Express.
FRAZER
FO» S ALE PV I »E ALEBSOEKEBALLT. I J T
LYNGLOIP, OREGON.
O ther Men M issing.