The Port Orford tribune., July 09, 1901, Image 1

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P O R T
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O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y
BAT VIEW
HOTEL,
O R F O R D ,
O R E G O N ,
T U E S D A Y , J U I .Y
D r,
Savage's
9, 1901.
F o u i- H o u r D a y .
N u m b e r 11.
E ■ gitati Ideas o f L ynch ing .
A P a ra lle l o f O rato r»,
At a ;l recent
Londou the
The Reverend J. Minot J. Savage
ra c n l dinner
u,uner in
*" **«»«•
« « | , Comparing Mr. Bryan with Will-
thinks the ideal condition of hu- conversation turned on the subject iam L. Yancey, of Alabama, who
man life would be a working d, y | ^ly nching« in the United States. I wa, one of the most powerful ndvo-
of only four hours. But is he quite It was the genernl opinion that a cates of secession in 1860, the Louis-
sure things would be better if the ropc was the chief end of man in ville Courier-Journal says:
“ Mr. Bryan is nn orator. So was
mass of men and women were free America. Finally the ho»tess turn-
()rP<>'<)ll
171
U ll.
ed
to
nn
American,
who
had
taken
j
Mr.
Yancey. He is an extreme
to work or loaf, Just as they pleased,
no part in the conversation, and 1 doctrinaire, as Mr, Vaneev was.
twenty hours?
| He is as cocksure of himself and of
Of course ho does not believe it said:
E. K. MILLER, Proprietor.
‘•You,
sir,
m
ust
have
often
seen
his dogma as Mr. Yancey was.
desirable that men and women
these
aBMrs.”
'Like
Mr. Yancey, his opportunity
SECOND JUD ICIAL DISTRICT:
should pais that proportion of their
I have just taken charge of this I
“ Yes, ’ he replied, “ we take a kind and power came to him while vet
Ju d g e , J . 'V . H a m ilto n , R o se b u rg .
time in idleness. He ta indulging
frvurite Travelersi* Resort, and ■
P rosecuting A ttorney, Geo. XI. B row n;
in the beautiful day-dream of a re­ of municipal pride in seeing which a young man. Like Mr. Yancey,
overhauled and remodeled the |
R oseburg.
COUNTY OFFICERS
organized world and a regenerated city can show the greatest number he is a man traveled chiefly from
same. Everything in connec­
j the bookcase to the fireside. Mr.
C ounty Judge—M . R iley, Gold Beach.
race—a world filled with people of lynchings yearly.”
tion therewith is
C om m issioners—F . H Blake, C h e te o ;.
“Oh,
do
tell
us
about
a
lynching
I Yancey constructed a system out
who, being able to provide for all
P J L indberg, P o r t Orford.
you
have
Seen
yourself,”
broke
in
a
| of his own fancies) he advocated
S h e riff—J . G . W alk er, Gold Beucli.
PORT
ORFORI),
OREGON,
their material necessities by four
C lerk. C. V. W o odruff, G old L each.
half
dozen
voices
at
once.
this system so eloquently that he
hours a day of machine-aided la­
T re a su re s, W. S. W insor, G old Beach. ;
“The
night
before
I sailed for j secured for it and for himself a
A ssessor—E . S. D ean, Langlois.
bor,
would
gladly
devote
at
least
and in F IR ST CLASS con­ Takes pleasure in informing the public that be lias now on hand, and
School S u p t.— W illiam S. G u erin , L ang- ■
four hours more each day to noble England,” said the American, “I ; great popular following. More than
dition. We have also a fine
will continue to replenish, his large and complete Stock of Gen­
Surveyor—D, C unniff, J r ., G ol I L each.
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labors of love for the betterment of was giving a dinner to a party of any other one man Mr. Yancey
eral Merchandise, consisting of.
intimate friends when a colored lured the South into a war based
meetings of the courts :
where hot and cold Laths can
themselves and of humanity.
C irc u it C o u rt m eets on the T h ird M on­
be obtained. A BAR is run in 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 ,
waiter spilled a plate of soup over upon what all the world now knows
But
would
Dr.
Savage’s
four
hour
d a y in A ugust of each year.
connection with the Hotel,
H O S IE R Y , F U R N IS H IN G GOODS, labor day actually work out that the gown of a lady at an adjoining was a delusion. Recalling the days
C ounty C o u rt m eets oil the iirst M on­
where all up-to-date drinks can
days in J a n u a ry , A pril, Ju ly and Sep­
way? It was a liaid saying of table. The gown was utterly ruined of 1860, when Mr. Yancey stosd
be procured at the hands of an Y O U T H S ’ and C H I L D R E N ’S W E A R ,
te m b e r oi eacli y e a r .
Carlyle’s
that “every man is as lazy aud the gentlemen of her party nt very much before the country as
experienced,
polite
and
accom­
FA N CY G O O D S NO TIO NS, R IB B O N S,
fostoffces in t h e county .
modating
bar-tender.
as
he
dares
to be,” but is there not I once 8L“’zcd the waiter, tied a rope Mr. Bryan stood in I89G and 1900,
f
.
m
.
NAME OF OFFICE
L A C E S, E M B R O ID E R Y , B R A ID S , E T C .
a large streak of truth in it? Can ’around his ,,eck and’ at a siS,,al we venture to draw a moral from
F . H . B la le .
C heteo,
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 ,
J McCutchen. FEED STABLE, also, with rates
Dr. Savage think of any great in- hom the injured lady, swung him the likeness between the two and
H a rb o r.
M rs E. Hardenbrook. ' al popular prices, and as low as is SA TE E N S, P L A IN AND F IG U R E D O U T IN G F L A N N E L S in a v a rie ty of colors,
Irm a ,
to offer up the prayer that Mr.
Vention, discovery or achievement into the air.”
M iss A nnie D oyle. J consistent with good service a n d
Gold Beucli,
“Horrible!” 6aid the hostess, with Bryan might not too late discover
L in in g s, Silesias, B u tto n s, B in d in g s, etc.
treatment.
that
has
benefitted
mankind
in
ii|
A. L. D un can . ;
W ed d e rb u rn ,
M rs. E. G. H u r t. !
Also a co m p lete a sso rtm e n t of B eautif il Calicos, A pron a n d D ress G in g h a m s, broad, large way which we owe to a a shudder. “ And did you actually the futility of bis dreams, as Mr.
IlF h e e ,
Yancey, amid the ruin of his coun-
Mrs. E. J . B urrow . ;
man who worked only four hours a see this yourself?”
O phir,
W hite Goods, P ercales, L aw n, In d la jL ln o n , L onsdale, T ab le L inen,
C . L. W ak e m a n , i
“
Well,
no,”
said
the
American
try,
had discovered that his theo-
P o rt O rford,
day? And this side of the m illen­
N a p k in s, S heeting a n d P illow -S lip M uslin, T ow els and
J . 8 . C apps.
D en m ark ,
nium is it not likely to be true that apologetically. “Just al that time I • relic edifice was but a house of
F . XI. L anglois. j
C rash , H o u se L ining, T icking, Oil C loth,
Langlois,
“Satan finds some mischief for idle was down stairs killing the chef for cards.
J . A. H a in es, j
E ckley,
putting mustard in the blanc- | Mormonism is invading the east­
hands to do?”
A. A u h e ry . I
A guess,
Jo sep h H aro. ;
ern cities, aud gets its converts
All experience is against the the­ mange.”—Modern Society.
H a re ,
111 stries of
mainly from the Christian churches.
ory that the world will grow better
The
country
home
for
consump­
¿ /I
the
less
the
people
living
in
it
are
tives, in connection with the Mont­ Brooklyn, N. Y., has a Mormon
L. A. ROBERTS,
moved to exert themselves by the pelier Home for Chronic Invalids “conferencj” established, nnd a suc­
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A T T O R N E Y AT LA W .
spur of necessity. It was n kcer. at Bedford Station, N. V., was re­ cessful congregation. The elders
S A D D E E S ,
perception of the mainspring of all cently dedicated, the address of the in charge are carrying on their
M y r tle P o in t, Oregon.
civilization—energetic, necessary, occasion being made by Vice Pres­ work in all suburban New York
HARNESS & Iil’J DIES j
earnest labor—that led one of our ident Roosevelt.
P ro b a te business a specialty.
Reference was City, and practice a house-to-house
generals
in
Porto
Rico
to
say
that
M ade to Ord r.
made to tho fact that while only visitation. Among recent converts
the conditions of life there were un­ American citizens of Hebrew faith are Mrs. Blair and Miss Elizabeth
E u r e k a H u m e s « O il,
favorable to progress “ because a have contributed lo the cost of these Dickinson, who were officers in the
J. XI. UPTON,
A Complete Stock of
man can lounge in a hammock and buildings, they are open and free Christian Endeavor Society of the
A L L K IN D S OF SA D D L E R Y H A R D ­
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
pick a banana with one hand and to people of all races and nil relig­ Port Morris Congregational church.
W ARE.
B O O TS A N D ¡SHOES.
dig a sweet potato w ith his toe— ious beliefs. This good and grand The children of the neighborhood
I3A N 1X O N , O R E G O N .
S n d d le -B Ia n k e ts, B its, & c., & c.
At greatly reduced prices.
both of them grown with scarely lesson in tolerance and humanity shout after them, and the members
any effort on his part.”
Om co u p s ta ir s , in E ldorado B uilding H a rn e s s a n d S add les
was specially commended b y Mr. of her Sunday school class mock­
re p aired a t liv in g
p rices.
Roosevelt, who said: The mean­ ingly inquire of Miss Dickinson
A n Ettsy Occupation.
est
form of Giat hostility which is how many husbands she is going
E tin jp lo la i, O i- c j j o ii.
- based on religions is race prejudice. to get. Dowieism nnd “Clnistian
S. II. HAZARD,
t in w a r e
1 there is room enough in this eoun- Science” obtain converts, so why
berg Graphic is any indication,
ATT o RN e Y & COUNSELOR AT LAW
D R . J . J. C A L D W E L L ,
try for the best followers of bishop not Mormonism? It is not more
fruitgrowers of Yamhill county have
or
rabbi, but we have no room for absurd; polygamy lias quite as
Empire City, Oregon.
1’ h .v s i e i n n a n d S u r g e o n ,
an
easy
time,
with
nothing
to
do'
G R A N IT E W A R E ,
pessimists and not much for op­ good a bibicul justification as Dowie
W ill Practice in th e Suprem e C ourt, F O R T O B F O R D ,
OREGON.
but sit in the window and frighten
timists. It is simply incumbent or “Mother” Eddy.
and all C ourts of th is State.
CROCKERY, LAMPS and LANTERNS, CUTLERY,
CLOCKS birds out of the cherry trees.
upon us all to do what we can.”
Diseases of L ad ies and C hild ren a Spec- i
K in g C orn’s D o m a in
The question has often been asked
MIRRORS, ETC.
ia lty .
The spirit upon which this thought
within the last few days, “How can
is based is the broad spirit not only
The writer on the subject of the
J. HUNTLEY,
I keep the birds out of my cherry
of
tolerance—for that is charity in corn crop who says that the limit
N
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T
H
I
N
G
B
U
T
T
H
E
B
E
S
T
,
trees?” One man in the west end
s"“"
J' E-
GROCERIES
a restricted sense—but of broad en­ ol the corn production in the United
O’O lN W I iS T H N t i O F
Attorney & Counselor at Law
of town has a practical remedy,
H U D S O N &. H A IN E S .
lightenment. Affliction is the great Stntes has been reached has never
Teas, Green and Roasted Coffee, Cocoa, Chocalate, Spices, Extracts, a and there is no patent on it, his
M IN ING & R E A L E S T A T E AG EN TS.
leveller, making all who suffer near seen the extent of prairie fields in
NOTARY PU B L IC ,
Choice Variety of Canned Goods, Dried Fruits of all kinds in Stock. neighbors should have the benefit of kin. This is true in a patriotic the corn bolt. Not half of (lie land
E ck le y , O regon.
of bis igenuitv. The cherry tree in
O
i
ie
u
o
n
.
G old B each
sense of all who, victims of incur­ in the west fitted to the corn crop,
I question being not far from the
able disease, bide as patiently as perhaps not a third, is yet under
X a lu a b le Mines, F a rm s, S tock R anches
house, he has hung a cow bell up
a n d T im b e r L an d s F o r Sale.
C igars, P ipes an d Tobacco.
they may the coming of the sudly cultivation. Better methods of cul
tt’ill P ractice in all th e C ourts of this
i in said tree, and attached to it a
H
ouse
a
m
i
six
acres
of
w
ell
im
proved
foreshadowed end of life.—Orcgo- ture, especially through Irrigation,
S tate.
I rope, the loose end of which is con­
lar d in W ilb u r, D ouglas co u n ty for
gouian.
will make the present corn lliclds
Public Land Cases a Specialty.
C an d y, N u ts, C itro n , L em on anil O ra n g e F e e l.
nected with his dwelling. He then
sale, o r will e x ch a n g e for p ro p e rty in
J ly r tle P oint, Coos county.
sits at the window, and when Mr.
Thousands of people, camping on twice as productive. There is no
use in trying to “hull” the corn
Robin makes bis appearance, giv< s the Kiown-Cutnanche-Apache reser-
GEORGE M. BROWN,
market by telling the story that
the
rope
a
yank
and
the
little
n.a-j
vution
in
Oklahoma,
awaiting
the
Sperry’s and Oregon Flour always on hand.
rauder takes leave. ‘Easy isn’t it ! ' opening of that land to settlement, the limit of corn production has
A T T O R N E Y AT LAW ,
K H A P P H O TE L,
Cherry trees in (his vicinity will ftre ¡„ degtHute circllm8lanceg> nc. been reached. It lias hardly been
be filled with cow bells
.
touched.
Port Orford, Oregon,
bacon , lard , beans , coffee , sugar and rolled barley i doubtless
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
hereafter by those looking for ;l I cording to D. J. McKenna, who has
A M ystery E xplain ed .
steady job these hot days, the chief just returned from the scene.
I... Ii.NUYl’1’ P ro p rie to r.
Sold ns low as the market will permit,
’ qualification for which is “staying
“Only last Monday,” said Dr.
To meet the necessities of the tunes, my goods are
with it.
McKenna, “two friends and myself
A Washington scientist lias dis-
First-class in every respect.
J. 11. UI’TON,
drove over to the border from Ok-J covered that potatoes contain “so-
M a r k e d D o w n to th e L o w e s t F ig u re s P o ssib le
lahoma City, nnd the sight that J bmin,” a substance poisonous to Hie
I-'. S . C O M M I K H I O N K W , | Go jd Feed S table attach ed .
Orders taken for Suits and fits Guaranteed.
greeted
us was one of teriible destl- human system. That solves the
Are Made Miserable by
NOTARY PU B L IC ,
tuion.
Twenty thousand men, wv- mystery. We have often wondered
¡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 S E M B E R E ,
Kidney
Trouble.
men and children are massed on why one could not eat more than
P . J . LINDBERG,
L anolois , C i r r i ' C o ., O regon .
the border, and half of them are half a dezen good-sized ‘■.Murphy’s”
Kidney trouble prey» upon the mind, dis­
UNDERTAKER.
D ealer in Town Lots, and Im p ro v ed
Only a small well roasted without eX|>etieiieing
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor utterly destitute.
and cheerfulness soon percentage have even tents to sleep an uncomfortable sensation after­
and W ild L ands.
disappear when the kid­
A Complete L in e of Caskets, Coffins
neys are out of order in, but huddle under the wagons ward.
F ilin g s a n d F inal Proofs M ade on
anil Trimmings.
* or diseased.
nnd such sheltering places as they
H o m e stea d s a n d P re -em p tio n s.
Secretary Hitchcock says prepar­
Kidney trouble has
can
find. At least 5000 of them ations fur the o|>ening to settlement
become
so
prevalent
; Orders taken for Tombstones and
I
that
it
is
not
uncommon
have been there a year nnd a half. of the Indian reservations in Okla­
G E N E R A L C O N V E Y A N C IN G .
Cemetery Railing.
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid-i They went w ith possibly 1200 or
PO RT ORFORD, OREGON.
homa are about completed, and it
neys. If the child urln- | j ( ) 0 and have made nothing since
is understood that work on the
_____ .
ales loo often. If the
°
urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child they arrived. Simply waiting, wait president’s proclamation, announc­
WALTER SUTTON,
ing the date for the opening, has
J. W . S T R A N G E ,
N O T A R Y
P U B L IC
bed-wetting, depend upon It. the cause of it ull is that there nre hundreds of been stalled.
STATE O FFICERS :
tj. 8.
S enators—Jo h n H . M itch ell and '
Joseph Sim on.
C ongressm an—T h o m as H . T ongue.
G ov ern o r—T . T. G eer.
S e c re ta ry of S ta te —F . I. D u n b a r.
S ta te T rea su re r—C baa. B .M ooW .
S u p t. P ub. In stru c tio n -J.I1.A ckerm au. \ \ p tlilp rh lir n
S ta te P rin te r, W . H . L eeds.
’ ’ v U l l C I U U I II ,
A tto rn e y -G e n e ra l—D.K. N . B lac k b u rn . I
C lerk S tate B oard School L a n d Com ­
m issioners— XI. L. C ham b e ll in.
J o in t S enator, T. i l . D iuim ick.
J o in t R e p resen tativ e —B. D. H um e.
P. J. MASTERSON,
D EA LER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
New and Clean,
Langlois Harness Shop.
R ubber Goods,
O il
C lo th in g ,
M ens’ & Boys’ H ats <fe Caps.
H ARI) W A.R 13 .
,
women as We|, M Men
CASH PAID FOR WOOL, HIDES, ETC.
P O R T O R F O R D - - OREGON.
D E N T IS T .
Ten per cent. Discount Allowed for Gash, Eicept
on Flour.
b lan k s will be k e p t on hand
FRAZER GREASE
B E S T IM T H E W O RLD.
taed. a c tu a lly
Tbtwwarioff QtiaUtiM «ro
W lM tia ff t ï/ o boxe« o f a n n e tte r . b rand. Nor
•Aectod by heat. tJ T H E T t l l E f QBM
l
UIXV.
FOUSALE RT PEALFRSOEXI T /L L Y . / y r
W ill v is it C u rry C o u n ty sem i-an n u ally .
JOSEPH HARE,
Notary Public A Conveyancer
I.A N G 1.O IP, OREGO N.
This unpleasant
1
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
> full se t of N otary a n d C onveyancer’s
...
| these important organs.
A gent for W ells, F argo &
Co’s Express.
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
Swamp-Root Is soon realized. It Is sold
by druggists, in flfty-
i cent and one dollar
sizes. You may hava a
sample bottle by mall
free, also pamphlet tell- Hom or r - m w B o c
ing all about it. Including -many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
1 from sufferer» cured In writing Dr. Kilmer
1 iz Co.. Binghamton. N. Y., be >ure and
(nantlon this paper.
.h .
.1 »
have picked out claims nnd will not
•»».•>« <• w n « » ■ > » «
i.i the drawing in case they have a
lottery. A reliable merchant told
me a few days ago about a band of
100 s u c h ile sp e rm lo c s ’ bo have
scoured the reservation for choice
claims and are determined to have
them nt any cost.”
The European nations arc a n ­
nounced as making ready to coin-
ne again-t the Uniteti States in
matters of trade nnd they will not
teview their commercial treaties
with this country.
Governor Shaw of Iowa men­
tions Senator Allison of Iowa as a
good candidate for the presidency.
The pto,*osed combine of Pacific Senator Allison metions Governor
coast salmon pickers stitl hangs Shaw for the same position. Harm­
less reciprocity. That’s all.
fire.”