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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1901)
« liii.'it'UM* <>( W c .iltii. Thu lim it w onderful iisu.it year of the L'klitiil S l i l l c s will end oil I ' d 8 D A Ï . .11 l .\ U, 1901. I the 30th of this m onth, During the hint twelve month» the I u iteJ OFFICIAL PAPER 0 ? C’.’RRV CO. i State» has enjoyed a foreign trade, |c o u n tin g both exports and im ports ISSI KO EVERY II RSÜAV E V Z S lX li. These P ro p rie to r uf about $2,335,000,000. AVAL 1ER SUTTON, i trem endous figures, alm ost too vast i to be brought withiai the conscious SCP.SC D IPT [ON KA TES. ness, exceed by $00.000,000 the $1.50 Onu t '«»W <hto 'i «“tr 75 ' totals of the preceeding year. In 75 One Copy M onths 5() other words, the foreign trade of O n e Copy Thr»*«» M ouths ................. the U nited States has, during the Al) VEUT U ATEH H l tMONABLE. past year, gained $7,500,000 a m onth over th a t of the preceeding lll.J t AGENTS: year, although that was generally A. B. S abis , lam glois, Oregon. i supposed to he near high water A. I I . ( 'l i m a ; . Pistol Hiver. Oregon. m ark. T he exiairts for this year will be about • 1 ,500, 000,000, an in T h e p rin te d nddr«*» on y o u r pgp»-r i crease of $100,000,000 over 1890. [ slu m •!» th e «litie to w h ic h y o u r s u b / r s e rip tlo n 1» p a id . The im ports will he about $835,- 000,000, a hiss of $10,000,000 from All c o iu in u tiit Mthui* in te n d e d for p u b lic a tio n 1900. T he filial ligures for this milMt be ac c o m p a n ie d by tin* n a m e of th e w rit e r . We m u st know th e nainv» of o u r co rres- 1 year will show a balance of trade p o n d e n t* . in favor of the I nited Stales am o u n tin g to about $(»65,000,000, r h e (I p e ii IH ior m id Ilia C lo s e d again st a balance ot $515,000,000 !>‘><»r. for the year ending Ju n e 30, 1900. Idle greatest balance of trade the T he Arizona Citizen opens tlm ( „¡,^1 sta te s has evor had in their campajgM tor 1904 with these r in g favor was in 1888, when the figures ing wordfci “ It the opeu door is u were $015,000,000. T his y ear’s good thing for China it is a good record will go th at great stun $50,- thing lor us. K nock down the 000,000 better. W hen the treas- tuiill walls. Let ns have some (||.y olliciali close th eir books at tire cotnmerei.il freedom.' end of th is m onth they expect to It is not contended that the open |lave „„ |,an<l the greatest su rp lu s door is a good thing lor ( hina; the they have had at the end of any contention is that it would hen fl(!Cn| year Rj nee jssO. T his sur- good thing lor nations th a t w ant to p| lls „.¡|| ¡,,n o u ilt to $70,003,000, trade with ( hina. 1 here is no t|,u g com ing very close to the pre doubt th a t the open door into the ,Jit;ti«.»ix m ade by Secretory Gage a American market would he a good year ago, which was $80,000,000. th in g lor .¡atioiis that want to trade | (|)(! elld of ( |le (jScal year it is THE TRIBUNE. T lie C a n t e e n I » IseU ssio n N ot P u a n . W ill E ditor T ribune —The much dis cussed arm y “canteen.” it should be understood, is a sort of com pany doggery, which had a legal exist- mice in the arm y of the United States for a tew yearsoilly. It was abolished by the last congress. Since its abolishm ent th a t portion of th e public press of the country which have h ith erto been more th an favorable to the liquor in te r ests have h. on veiy pronounced in ils d en u n ciatio n s of the act ot con gress diseont inuiiig the com pany saloon. I t has been alleged, with a p p a re n t seriousness, th a t the re peal of the “canteen” was brought about by pressure, backed by the liquor in lerestso f the United States. B ut now conies the U nited States Brew er’s Association and ad m in is ters a rmle jo lt to this assum ption, as the following dispatch will show: Buffalo, Juno 5.— The l i s t a n n u al convention of th e United States Brewers’ Association was called to order today. The report of tiie hoard of trustees contained a denunciation of the war tax on beer, a dem and for closer o rgani zation th a t sh all m ake the power of the brewer felt a t the polls ami a denunciation of (lie ab o lish m en t of the arm y canteen. Thu grossly exaggerated sta te m ent iterated an d reiterated of the appiding increase of d runkenness at our m ilita ry statio n s since th e re peal of the canteen law co n stitu te a base calum ny an d should he re sented by o n r A m erican soldiers enmasse. And it seems not to have oc with the United States, buA th<C believed, too, th a t tho treasu ry will cu rred to these calum niators of ollr American people will have some- have in Its vaults a round $500,000, arm y men in the liquor interest thing to say about the door being j ()(>(> ,,f gold, or an am o u n t larger th a t they are proving too m uch. thrown open. T he difference be th an th a t poseessed by an y other Eor more th a n a h u n d red years tween China and the U nited States j nation, we had an arm y w ith no “c a n te en ” is th a t the policy of China is di John C harlton, a m em ber of the attach m en t— th e w hile no such reeled by the powers th a t want to Dominion I’.uliiuviit, in his a d J re js lu rid stories of aw ful debauchery trade with her, while in the United to the Bankers’ C onvention at auioug soldiers was ever p u t ailoat. Slates the national policy is di Detroit, pointed out th a t C anada is B u t we had the “ canteen” for a fe,v reeled by the American people. the best single New World custom er years and behold the resu lt. D is The Chinese trade door was fired possessed by the Li nited States— cipline gone to th e w inds, with open fifty years ago by British gun.-. her (>,000,000 buying annually drunkenness, dem oraliz ition, crim e G reat B ritain has profited by the from this eountr.V more th an do the an d riot am ong the tank an d tile, Chinese trade, hut China has not. I (»0,000,000 of people of South and j tiie necessary inference being th a t C hina lias been forced to buy things C entral A m etiea and the W est I n our soldiers m u st have contracted tliul sliv did not want, and at this dies. W hile C anada ad m its some this catalogue of deplorable habits day, when she is sorely in need ol $56,000,000 worth of ex p o rts from d u rin g the few short years of the revenue, G reat B ritain will not the U nited States free of d uty year iifeo f th e “ canteen,” and a» a co n perm it ;the duties on British goods j , , , . , , Iv, th is c o u n tr v a d m i t s o n th e sa l i n e sequence thereof liquor dealers re to be increased. I no open door * ,, , ! 1 term "I* in s s only 1 V II about I »nil t $ $2,000,000 '( I Kt I).000 of of I Cati- alize th a t th eir greatest profits lie bus im poverished China. 1 he T, , a. . i .¡a d ia n exports, aside from the in the greatest consum ption of their United States can borrow mont v at ! . ‘ , ’ , , nteeious metals, r u e C anadian ta n tl products, an d they know th a t the 2 per cent a year w itliout lim it as | 1 in United States ex p o rts averages greatest consum ption is pro.noted to am ount. China, with a popola only 121 p erc en t, taken altogether, by the open coin puny saloon as a tion five times greater, cannot hot- and 25 per cent, on th e d utiable co n stan t tem ptation for th e men to row $200,000,000at i percen t with articles, while th e Unite.) S tates d rin k , el.-e why do these liquor out an indorser. N o n n e will eon tariff on C anadian p io .lu etsis twice deniers dem and the rein statem en t tend th a t the deplorable condition of the a rm y canteen. Said th a , t this of C hina is due eutirely to the open ! 1 high. Mr C harlton ... . J. II. U pton . , , . . is not a ease of la ir tra te, and tiiat trade door, or th a t the prosperity ol L anglois, Oregon. , Canada would he com pelled to le- thc United Stales is due entirely to r . . . vcl up the conditions o r otherw ise Secretary W ilson, of the D ep a rt the closed trade door, but these op , , , , ,. . . . , , . eease to be as profitable n custom er m ent of A griculture, is reported in posite polities have had much to ‘ a W .tslii.i..’ io il.'p ateh as say in g in do with the conditions prevailing ' 1 I"' -11' 1- in tin two countries. The Aim i o- M mv stories of the late Gov. Ping- an interview .tooa in e woi a h isd e can closed door has given us a I e, are being tol 1 in Was.i parim eiit is doing: ‘•There is no doubt th a t th is voi ibh-foH-ign tr.nle balance of about ington, where he was well known, co u n try w ithin a few monthfi will $700,000,000 a year. And vet th e n since his death. Ten or twelve years are people who c la m o r/o r the open ago, a friend introduced Gov. Pin- be in a position to ignore every o th door. gree to Col. Jo h n T. .Mosby in the er nation on the globe in regard to corridor o fa W ashington hotel, and food products. We will produce Sena'or Butler of North C aro the following conversation took w ithin our own dom ain everything lina. ebaii man ol the Peoples Party place: Pingree—‘-W ell, H ello, Col.! th a t goes upon our tables an d upon National Committee, expressed some j |, u .ei,-l y(,., fljr Uventy-live our backs. We will then he com ideas on the industries of the south years, hut I rem em ber very well the m ercially and in d u strially almost and the tariff that w ill attract mon last tim e we m et.” Mosby: " A ll. indep en d en t of the oth er n ations ot than passing attention. For in what incident recalls it to your tiie w orld, lien ee an y trad e com stance, ho said: ‘'E very business m ind? 1 really fail to rem em ber you, binalion which m ay be illccicil man realizes that the iudustries ol much to my regret. Pingree — “Oh, ag ain st us will Count for nothing. the south cannot he built up, can well you w ouldn’t be a p t to remem W henever we get ready we can not su e c i' fully cope with the long Is r the dale. I was cap tu re I by i come p retty i ,r starving an y othei established industries of the North your men an d h n p p iiiiig to be wear nation. Therefore on effective Com w ithout a protective ta riff In log a very good, n early new u n i bination against us will be an im five years. X, w E ngland, in toy form, you confiscated it on the spot p ossibility.” oponion w ill send men to Congress and ga vc your old i egged hut ter nuts. Mr. W ilson then wenk on to say instructed for free trade, while tin But th a t’s all right. L et’s have a th a t steps are being taken to begin S o u th will probably dem and a pro cigar.” the raising of liny in the P h ilip pines, for th e horses and m u h s teetive tariff. The m anufactories of the South are the only in fan t in As the Populists have d riv en most which the governm ent has there. dustries in the country today. Tin of the Democrats of K ansas in to the T he d ep a rtm en t’s experts are ex policy of the South on this question Republican p arty , it is not surpti.- perim enling w ith coffee, an d it is lias l* o i short sighted, ami South sing th a t tiie so-called D etnocritie expected th a t som ething will he m i legislators in Congress have voi state com m ittee has decided th a t accom plished toward ils co lltv a ed year after year, decade after de there need be no D em ocratic-Pop lion d u rin g the fiscal year in our R ubber will cade, for a policy that was del ulistic fusion hereafter. T he Pop insular possessions. ulikt cal has salon th e D em ocratic bo cu ltiv ated extensively, the sec rim ental to th a t section.“ canary and digestion is now in pro retary says, before long in l ’orlo Senator Depew declines to back gress. Rico, H aw aii an d the P hilippines. down from bis th ird term proposi- , » i n v , ,, , , , , > nited M ates Senator Jo h n H The Civil Service Reform League Horn N otw ,tbstand,ng the deluge Miu.liel, U .’U V U - n J .u jd e n ly .n d has found o u t th a t the M aryland «1 criticism his rem arks evoked, ,, , i j i „ s, ■ , - unexpectedly recently tor Europe, censHs frauds were blam ahle lopol he declares it is his conviction th a t , • I . having Iieetved a cablegram an it th ird U rm for a good president ia , ,, , itics. W hat will these wise men . . . , , , , nouuomg the d angerous illness of find out next? unobjectionable and th a t sooner or , - . . . . . . . , , , . ... . » 1 « . .« Ina wile, who is jn h rance w ith her Inter it will be conceded. Mr. Depew . . ,, , ... ... , , . , daughter, the Duchess de la Koch- A G EN TS W ANTED. will probably adm it th a t he was ,, • . . . , . . focauld. AVa want a live, active representative wrong ill one p articu la r; lie said there was no general sentim ent aga- io tt th ird term s— lie now know» better. T he th u m b rii g iespouse to I lls recent proposal has act him fight on that point, United States S enator Kyle died at his home in A berdeen, South D akota, Ju ly 1. His trouble was of m alarial origin an d resulted in a functional affictlon of th e heart. in your territory at once to e n g a g e in a v»-rv profitable business. G eneral and local iu-eiits wanted, from $5 to $10 a day. A dvancem ent rapid Good ref erences required. Those out of em ploy- m en tor w ish in g to l»etter thenisv'ves address t»ej»artnn-nt K, Corner Per kins and Union Ste , Akron, Ohio. » I ’e il e r n l T n v e s l{<-|M*ula-iL T he following is a list of the Eeil oral taxes which •; e n tire ly re pealed: Bank check', 2 cents. Bills of lading for export, lOcts. Bomls of obligation by g u arantee com pany ,J of 1 p r cent on each dollar. U crtilirates of dam age 25cts. C ertificates of deposit, 2 cents. Certificates not otherwise sp eci fied, 10 cents. C harter parly, $3 to $10. Chew ing gum , -1 cts. each $1. Com m ercial b ro k e rs, $20. D rafts, sight, 2 cents. E xpress receipts, 1 cent. Iu su ran ce— Life, 8 cents on eacli $ It(0. m arine, inland, lire, .1 cent on each $ 1; casualty, fidelity an d g u a r antee, L cent on each $ 1. Lease. 25 ceuts on $1. M anifest for custom house en try , $ 1 Io $5. M ortgage of conveyance in tru s t, 25 cents for each $1500. O rder for paym ent of m oney on sight or on dem and. P' lfu m ery and cosmetics, I cent for each 5 Cents. Power of atto rn ey to vote, lOcts. Power ot attorney to sell, 25cts. Prom issory notes, 2ets for each $100. P roprietory medicines, j cent for each 5 ecu ts. P rotest, 25 c nts. Telegraph messages, 1 cent. Telephone messages, 1 cent. United States money orders, 2 cents for each $100. Warehouse receipts, 25 cents. The hank check tax has yielded an aggregate annual revenue of $7,- 000,000 since It was imposed. T h e abolition ol the foregoing list re lieves the people of a burden of over $22,000,000 an n u ally . A cor responding reduction in taxation will accompany the sealing of the taxes imposed on beer, cigars, c i garettes, tobacco, snuff, co n v ey an ces, hills of exchange, sales of pro d u cts at exchanges, passage tickets an d some other articles. General Miles has been made a Doctor of Laws, but be will probab ly continue bis arm y practice. W. T. KERR & 00., Senators Depew and tju a y are still believers in a th ird term , if not for M cKinley for some future Presid it: b u t they will never live to see it. (Successors to Jo h n 1!. M iller A Uo.j DEALERS IX T he more knowledge Is acquired on the subject the less reason there is for being proud of the work of the allied powers in China. T he soldiers of the powers may not hav< ex rcised much of a > i il- izing influence on the Chines» hut they taught th -in how to skill In m any expert >» a vs. Mrs. M cKinley and her sister are said to have become rich through som e old Nevada m ining claim s in herited from their father. If it be true, no one will begrudge them their girod fortune. H av in g purchased the en tile Stock of M erchandise of J. IL M iller »t Co. we will, until fu rth e r notice, sell the sam e at Eleven hoys were killed and one severely in ju red by a single stroke of lig h tn in g in Chicago, recently. They were in a b u ilding on a pier on th e water front when it was struck during a sudden storm from which they had taken refuge there. PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. An e x tra m i,lion dollars has per suaded Prince.-s H atzfeldt, adopted d au g h ter of th e late C. 1’. H unting- : ton, not to contest his will, which cu t her oil' with the insignificant sum of $1,000,000. T h a t sort of persuader would influence m ost of us. A n d a ll o ffe red as L o w as t h e y can be Sold. TO ( I KE A COLD IN O.TE DAY l ake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. Ik W . (.¡rove’s signature is on each box. 25c. W'c propose to keep a E ull an d Com plete Stock of GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, D li l CJSSS-iaTOOliW, M l , H-ATB, R BOOTS ¿HD SHOES, N O T IC E . N o tice is h ereby given to all w hom it m ay e o iu c rn , not to e n te r upon o r tre s p a ss in a n y m a n n e r upon th e la n d of th e u n d e rsig n e d , situate«! in C u rry c o u n ty , O regon, for tiie purpose of h u n tin g \vith guns or dogs, o r tisliing. A I s n o t to leave any gate open oil j<o- ing th ro u g h , o r o th eru i.-o trespass iu any m a n n e r. Any person or persons so e n te rin g upon sai I p re m ise s w ith o u t iny c o n se n t will be p ro se c u te d to th e l u ll e x te n t of the law. J AS. S . C A P PS . G ra n ite w a re , T in w a re , C ro cke ry, E tc. E tc. T re s p a s s N o tic e. T here seems to be a danger that “ higher education’’ may become so cheap that nobody will want it. it is h um an nature not to value h ig h ly things which are obtained too easily. It is usually Hie chap who has to work hardest for his educa tion th a t make-- the most use of it. Notice is hereb y g iv e n to a ll persons w hom it m ay c o n cern , not to e n te r u p on or tresp ass upon th e p rem ises of th e u n d ersig n ed , fo r th e p urpose of h u n t- i n /, "V tis h in g w ith h«n»l< am i line, spear, or utoei wise. Haiti p iem ise s are s itu a ted in Hixes precinct, C urry c o u n ty , O r egon, and de.*eril»e«l as follow s: T he I. ‘ j of S\Vj am i V lo se c tio n 6, T p. 32 S., li I f w. A ny person so Surgeon Generic A’vm an, ot the tre s p a s sin g f >r th e purpose of h u n tin g , lis h in g o r otherw ise, will be prosecuted U. S. M arine llospit..l Service, lias to the lull e x te n t of tiie law . issued an oliietal circular endorsing tiie theory tiiat di.-ea-e is spread by insects and a n im .e s,and in stru c tin g medical ollicers io lake proper pre cau tio n s to protect patients under their charge. H a v in g r e c e iv e d a F u ll S to c k o f M u slin s, D ress-G oods, P r in ts , a n d E v e r y th in g in th a t lin e, w e s h a ll c o n tin u e to s e ll th e old s to c k a t or n e a r cost. No need for anybody to staid away lor sup- S. P. PEIRCE. NOTICE FO R 1’C B LICA TIO X . plies of any kind. D e u a k tm sm ’ o f thf . I n t e r io r , L an d Office a t K o -eb u rg , O reg o n , M ay At, 19J1. i No»iue is h e re b y g iv e n th a t tn e lo llo p in g - ' n a iu c il s u itle r h a s filed n o tic e of h is in te n tio n to m a k e A nal p ro o f in s u p p o r t of iii» c la im , a n d t.iaT -¡ml j tool v i l l t»e m a d e b efo re t'. V. Wood- rurf, C o u n ty C le rk , a t G old B e a c h , O reg o n , on J u ly 17, lltd , v iz : Give its a triiil, iinil we will do p u r best to give entisfaelion. A Texas negro advises his race to seek w ealth, In older to obtain res DIETRICH QVELLEN, pect. E v id en tly he doesn’t read O n h is H oinestea«! E n try No. <S:;io, foi th e E C . ’- t. ,. a n d S i N E‘4 s e c tio n 2">, 'lp ' the disrespectful things said of our SW«4 . men of w ealth by the ne.vspapers. 3» U S., . la m .. !kio< a illw w m f w itn e ss e s t p ro v e W o c b H id e s, P e lts a nd Fuss ta k e n in ex- c h a n iie fo r Goods. us r t id e m e u p o n a n d c u i C a lio n . v iz : • » . rg e C u rry . E u g e n e F ish , ,»hir, < »regou. J . 1. B R ID G E », R e g iste r. ^71 D oes your h air s p l i t at the e n d ? Can y o u 7C 3 pull out a / h a n d fu l by r u n - ning your f in g e rs through it? - A Docs it seem dry and A lifeless? 1 G iv e your hair a X chance. Feed it. T he ro o ts are not A dead; they are weak | b e c a u s e th e y are / starved — that’s ail. 3 The Has r If you don’t want ycur hair to die use A yers H a i r V ig o r once a day. It makes the hair grow, stops falling, and cures dan druff. It always restores color to gray or faded h air: it never fails. E x e c u tr ix ’ 1 in a i S e ttle m e n t. N otice is h e re b y given t h a t th e un- 1 dersig n ed h a s filed hvl fin a l account a.' E x ec u trix ot th e E s ta te of F ra n c is O u l o Von 'tel' tir c e n , dccciise l, iu the C o u n ty C o u rt ol t u rry county , S la te o f O reaon, a n d tliu l M onday, th e n th ot A ugust, ItHtl, a t th e h o u r of to o ’clock iu th e f o r e n o o n , a t th e C ourt room of i sa id c o u rt, in G old B c.ich, has been a x e d by o rd e r of th e J io.go of said co u rt, l- r h a iin g o b jec tio n s to sain lioal acco u n t, a n d for th e final sc ttic - m ent thereof. (¡o ld B ta c h , O r., J u n e 2 ', 1901 . ]!. K. VON 3», J v u i» W i t t , L uaO .n*vKSB. April f». _NcwVork.y.Y. If voa do not ofctsi* all tbs bsr'cfffs \1 KEEN, E x e c u trix of the E siate of F ra n c is Odi- lo V on dvr G re en , deceased. l> l< L V L E ]t I?N TIMBER LAND ACT, JUNE 3, 1K7«. Notice fo r P ublication. VXITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Ko>et»urg, O reg o n , M».y 27, lit >1 N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n f n n t in c o m p lia n c e w ith th e p ru v lsio n * of th e a c t ol C o n g re s s , of J u n e 3. Ibid, e n t itl e d “ A n ac t fo r th e s a le o t ti m ber la u d s in tie b iu ic s of C a lifo rn ia , O reg o n . N ev ad a, am i W a atiin g b m T e r r ito r y ,” a - e x te n d ed to a ll tn e P u b lic L niul S tate* by a c t of Aug- u s t 1. IMG’. C h a rle s K. M cC le lla n , of E c k ley , c o u n ty o i ( 'u r r y , S ta te of O reg o n , lia - th i s d a y filed m th i s ott»ee hi* sw o rn s ta te m e n t No. 1662, for th e p u r c h a s e of th e SE l-4 SE*, s e c tio n 22, N L1, a n d Nr? t SE 4 of lio n No. 27, in T o w n s h ip No. 31 S.. R an g e No. 13 W ., a n d w ill offer p ro o f to »how th a t th e la n d s o u g h t is m o re v a l u a b le fo r Its tim b e r o r s to n e tn a n fo r a g r ic u l tu r a l p tr.p . am i to e s ta h iis h h i- e l s u a to sa id la n d b efo re th e R e g iste r a n d R e c e iv e r of th is olhee at R o seb u rg . O reg o n , oil F rid a y , th e 16th d ay of A u g u st, 1» 1. H e n a m e s a* w itu « --e * : M ella S u m m e rs, o f E c k ley , O re g o n ; Jo-»-pn ». Me« le lla n . of E c k ley , O re g o n ; O assiu* H e rm a n n , of M y rtle P o in t, Or- e g o n ; H a rry H e rm a n n , of M y rtle P o in t, O reg o n . Any a n d a il p e rso n s c la im in g a d v r - e ly th e ab o v e d e s e rt In d la n d - a re re q u e s te d to tile th e ir e la ira s in th i s "th« «* o n o r beton* sa id lo th d a y o f A u g u st. 19. 1. ? J T. BRIDGES. Register. YOU CAN " Sl.Ort a bottle. All drurotate. •• O b « hottl« o f Ayer’# Halt V«got »topped mv hair from failing out. 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