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Dairyvule Store, w W ashington, Dec. ”5>— It »»• announced authoritatively thin . evening th at Governor Leslie M. Washingion, Dec. 24.—S e c re ta ry Hha-v, o f Iowa, will be appointed! TUESDAY, D K 0EM B EK 31. 1*>1. Long has discharged .Edgar Stan- Secretary of the Treasury to sue j («ticeêsiofs td John R. Miller 4 Co.) .O FFIC IA L PAPER <>F C l’KRY ____ CO. ton Maclay from hit position as “ , eeed Secretary Lyman J. Gage. 1 " skilled laborer in the Brookl yn There will be no change in the i DEALER» IN SL-rTOS,03'' P ro p rie to r j navy-yard, .Mr. Maclay having re- rfS ecretary of Agriculture, | ED. KACKLEFF, Prop’r ' ___ — fused to resign when requested to Secretary Wilson also of Iowa, con ■' Äthan«, Tann., J ab . » , MW. (Successor to F. M. Ijn g lo is.) _ SUBSCRIPTION RATES do so. Mr. Maclay criticised Ad-| tinuing to retain that portfolio. Ivar ainea the flret appearance of my manges they ware vary Irarular ana I O ne Copy one Year .................... « . » ' mir.1 Schley in his )( W ashington, Dec. 26.—The State suffered with great pain in my flip*, back, utomach and lef», with terrible KEEPS IN STOCK, 75 as a “caitiff, poltroon and coward. One Copy «X Months g0 Department has been informed by bearing down pain» in the abdomen. During tha past month I hare been .One Cope Three Montili - Secretary Long’s action was taken j IJ|lited Htalei Minister W ilson, at! taking W ine of Cardui and Thedford’« Black-Draught, and I paa*ad the month AhVEirrisiNo K atzs BiusoxAHUt. by directiou of the President, and Santiago de Chile, that the differ ly period without ualu for * tha flret time N annis Davi». ia year«- _______ ___ ____________ ~ ~ j followed a conference between the ences hetpeeu Argentina and Chile O l'lt AGENTS: President and the Secretary, who may be regarded as settled through 1 )K V G O O D S , What Is I II. worth I . a woman »utter A . B. S.»»i>, I.ung!oisv Oregon. took to the White House with him the signature yesterday of a proto- ing Hk* N unio Davit »uftersdT Vot B O O T S u n d 8 1 IO E H , A. II. Caoox, Pistol River, Oregon. a )eUer froin Maclay in response to ’ col providing for the submission of j thoro a rt wooion io thousand* ol homos to-day who a rt h o vln j thooo torrlhlo ______ _— ~~ the request for his resignation sent t [)e boundary |i„e and the ultima menotrual soln* in «Hone*. 11 you ar* HARDW ARE- by the Secretary last Saturday, esparanta territory dispute to the , The nrlnp'il addr*»» on your paper j $,liow- th eh aie io which your sib -f on* ol thoto wo want to *ay that this Secretary .Long suys the action (ieciflion of lhe King of Great Brit- ( acription tame jH .jk.TfsR Ac CJ j V H H , taken today will,dispose of the case ft.n. Thio announcement has given All communication* intended for publiotfJon H aving purchased the entire Stock of Merchandise of -I. R. Miller & Co. muat be accompanied by the nam oot the writ flnaly. great satisfaction to the officials j And in fact, everything usually needed er. We muat know the name» ol our oorrea- we will, until further notice, sell the same at Netv York, — Dec. 26.— Edgar Stan- here, who have gone to the lengths will bring you permonont ratiol. Con in th e country. pondents. ____________ ton Maclay who refused to resign a s ’0£ Qjjicitkl practice in their efforts to sol* yourooll with tha knowlodgo that ; special laborer in the office of gen- 1 aVer^ a war between the two most 1,000,000 woman hav* boon completely P o s s ib le C o iu p lic a U o u s , eral storekeeper of the navy-vard, suspicious of the South American ! ourod by Win* of Cardui. That* wom C A S K S A I - E S am ounting to $5 or an , uttered from loucorrhoao, irragulv The Baltimore A tncrcan takes | waa eummarily discharged today. j Repu biice. mt«***, htadach*. kaokaoho, and more will be allowed to per cen t dis „„ easy view of the condition that Maclay went to the navy-yard as , 2 6 . - Acting un bearing dawn pain*. Wine ol Cardui count, except on F lour, on which no wouhl arise from the seizure of a ueual prqpared to re .u m e h i.d u t.e s. d(M. instructions of tbe annual con will «lop all the** ocho* and pains discount can be given. Yenezulean port to secure payment I Ray Director Futniau went to Mac-1 . . . . . , . . tor you. Purohaa* a 11.00 bottle ol te u e z u ie a u I » , y j , , , , , .1 .. ! ventton the business literaturecom Wiaa el Cardui to-day and taka it in of a debt due German iutyvcU of 1 lay’s desk, read him the telegram As I will do my own team ing, it is , : mittae of the National Association tha privacy ol your homo. my intention to sell cheaper than goodi from Washington yesterday and “ Venezuela. The journal says . i■ • i of Credit Men has recently been For adrtee and UteraUire.addrMB.glTlaeermiH were ever sold on Floras Creek. . . . . . . ,7. “ We should, of course, be requir told him that he was dismissed. tom«, “ The Ladies* Advisory Department,** I 1 he Chattanooga Mwdicto* Co Chattanooga, ,, , , .. ., , j- , i . i collecting from leading credit men Temi 6 . , ed to look after any American in Maclav left the yard immediately. „ , , ..................... .. .. t|iroughoutthecountr"view sshow - 6 • , terest. which might be menaced, He said he would return at the usu- , . , , m2 the necessity of merchants, 8 and the Monroe doctrine would ap al time tomorrow prepared to go to , manufacturers and all interested in ' ------ --------------------------- --------------- I . - a ply ju st as soon as the claims should work. Washington, Dec. 2 6 ,-T h e Civil lneruanllle pursuits carry,ng fire in- Will be taken in cxcli Bilge for goods. I h a Q r\lrt be settled. In this relation wve ____ A nd all offered as L o w as th e y can be bold. „ . ,, . , , surance as an essential to credit. Service Commission today non tied would restrain any Laropean na . . . „ ,, , Quite a large a o n o u n t of data on , . , , • j u u I G iv e m e a tr ia l a n d I w ill d o m y tio n from seizing territory for per Edgar S. Maclay, the historian re- , i i .i d i i this subject has been received which I _ _ n T im D tu the Brooklyn J . i i ELK R V k m anent occupation, hut further we cently emnlovcd B e st to p le a s e you. r will early in the new year be issued j k a X a l v A l l v Z u J -l Navy Yard that his removal from would not, and could not, go. in the form of a pamplet. It is said We propose to keep a Full and Complete Stock of President Roosevelt placed a lim his position at that .point was notin that the opinion is almost univer-| violation of the civil service act. it on the Monroe doctrine in his N O T IC E . sally expressed that credit should : BUrOI EE 0 message in the statement that “ we This notification is contained in a not be extended to business men j, BLAKtuLtt, I POD., N otice is hereby given to all whom ; do not guarantee any state against letter written to Mr. Maclay by who do not protect their -v»ditr>va h h e s s h o o h s it may concern, not to enter upon or I P O R T O R F O R D , O R E .. punishment if it misconducts itself President Proctor, of the commis trespass in anv m anner, for the purpose by,carrying insurance. of hun tin g with guns or dogs, upon | provided that punishment does not sion, and is in reply to an inquiry, The favorite varieties of the premises of Mrs. J. A. Button, or i Salt Lake, Dec. 26.—Sleet and ta k e -the fo n t of the acquisition of i from him. Mr. Maclay’s letter is th e ranch of George T. B utton, adjoin- . m m , m s , m s in the known hardy and sur inz, or upou theL enfesty ranch, leas- ! snow awnuo, gtorms, uuww|.i.*..v-. accompanied — by wind — territory by any non-American as folio,v.it auun est bearing kinds for this ed by the undersigned. Any person or ! power.” The “ permanent occupa “Office of,the General Storekeeper, at some points almost reaching the pere mi} so entering upon said prem ises coast; and several of the w ithout my consent will be prosecuted of territory” is a vague term. I f Navy Yard, New York, Dec. 24, 01. velocity of a hurricane, have play- newer kinds, said to be to the full extent of the law. ter.itonv may once be occupied, it! “ Hon. John K. Proctor, President ed havoc with train and the tele- D enm ark, O r., M arch, -27th, 1899. very fine. Among them MRS. J. A. BUTTON. m ay be held until the claim is paid.1 Civil Service Commission—Sir: On graph service in the Northwest. THE TRI Bl NE. C i v i l S e r v ic e L a w w i l l !»«• P r o - te c t Maclay- KERR STOPS P A IN GROCERIES, (the best only, General Merchandise, 1’OKT ORFORD. OREGON. WINE°r CARDUI PRICES W ITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. I NEW Butter, Effi and Hides, RECEIVED BY EVERY STEAMER, F R U IT TR E E S N U R SE R Y . . G R O C ER IES 55 P R O V IS IO N S , - , sits , shoes , Hardware, If Venezuela should feel inclined December 23, yesterday, I received In the mountains west of M isoula Oregon Bed W inter, to satisfy a claim by tlie surrender the following communication from the snow and sleet were blinding. Banana and Bismark C r a n ite w a r e , T in w a r e , C ro c k e ry , E t c .E t c . T resp ass N otice. ,of a port or by granting the rig h t! the Secretary qf the Navy,: The storm is still raging in the Apples. to colonize, the United States would * ‘I atn directed by tho President mountains, all trains are more or Notice is hereby given to all whom it received a Full S to ck of Ffuslins, Also, PEARS, PRU N ES, AND I ; m ay concern not to enter upon or tres- find itself under an obligation to to ask Edgar S. Maclay, special la -, less delayed, while telegraph ser- ! pass in any m an n er upon the land of CH ERRIES. Dress-Goods, P rints, and E v e ry th in g in save Venezuela from a disposition borer, General Storekeeper’s office, vice is completely prostrated, j th e undersigned, situated in C urry _____ ___________________ | county Oregon, for the purpose of of territory to which she had assent- Navy Yard, New York, to send in Spokane, Wash., so fat- as tele- I hunting with guns or dogs, or other- th a t line, we shall continue to sell the ed. This would require an exercise bis resignation. (Signed) John 1). graph service is concerned, is com- j wise trespass in any m anner. Any ! person or persons so entering upon said old sto ck a t or near cost. pletely cut off from the world. At of power over an independent na- Long, Secretary, D l i v z TV ' premises w ithout my consent will be tion that the'Monroe doctrine iloes ‘ This communication was ad- Butte, Mont., the storm came from | prosecuted to the full ex ten t of the ------►----------- D EA LER IN . | lttW- MRS. MARY A. COLEBROOK. not provide for. When Secretary 1 dressed to the commandant of this the west out of a clear sky, the Seward notified the French Govern navy yard, and was duly forwarded snow driven by a fierce wind, be m ent that further assistance to to me. I desire to get an authora- ing so thick that it was impossible NOTICE. Maximilian would be regarded as tutive opinion Iron, the Civil Ser to see across the street. The storm apparently extended a hostile act, Mr. Seward .bad arm vice Commissioner on the following Notice is hereby given to all whom it I O E O T IIIA G , clear through to the Coast, as last ed himself with an agreement ou points: may concern, not to enter upon or trea- ! pass in any m anner upon the lands of “ I. Has the President of the Uni night Seattle,Tacoma, Spokane and ■the jiart of the Mexican President, i.udipa’ G pilt’s Shoes and t h e undersigned, situate in Curry Co., Give us a trial, and we will do our best to give satisfaction. n u ro o se of ttn g a. . that for the maintenance of the in- ted States any authority under the other [joints reported terrific wind, .JttUlUS a m i u c i l l » a l i o e s t t l i u Oregon, f„r for th the e purpose of h h u u u u tin fishingor otherwise Any person o r; .dependence of Mexico American law governing civil service, to de and marine disasters were feared. persons so entering upon said premise* troops would be welcomed- When mand the resignation of a civil ser Wires failed before any details could | H O S I E H Y w ithout our consent will be subject to ; prosecution. President Cleveland warned Great vice employ»- in the classified list? be obtained. The storm apperrs to ; K IRSTEN JE N SEN , “ 2. Has the President the power be gradually working south. High: W o o l- H id e s , P e lts an d F u rs ta k e n in e x Britain that her territorial dispute E. W. JE N SEN . with Venezuela must be settled by or authority to cause the dismissal winds nre reported from Utah points " i h keeP a "’agon on the road, m aking -------- loday nnd c h a n g e for G oods. employe w ith every indication points regular trips about every■ten days, be- arbitration (the Government of of , any civil service i tween Gold Beach and Dairyville, for T R E S P A S S N O T IC E . Venezuela gladly accepted Ameri- out [»referring charges in writing to a severe blizzard in the inter-1 accommo,,ation and convenienceof enn intervention. But intervention and giving said employe nu oppor mountain region. peOpje living en route. Notice is hereby given to all persons without the assent of the Govern- tunity in which to make a defense? not to trespass upon the prem ises of W alla Walla, Dec. 26.—A p rom i-, O R D E R S T A K E N F O R A N Y - Dr. Kenyon, situ ated between Floras tuent in whose behalf intervention very respectfully yours, nent railroad man iu this city said ; Lake and the county road, in N orthern i« made would involve complica (Signed) E dgar S. M aclay .” yesterday that after the firstof Jan- j A R T I C L E N O T I N S T O C K , Curry, by rem oving, cutting, or des troying tim ber upon said laud. $25 re To this the Commission replied tion. A governnient as a collector uary a new order would take effect i My Goods will be »old at bottom prices ward will be paid for information lead - . of private debts occupies an nuoiua- ¡,s follows/ ing to a conviction of trespass as stated in the employment of railroad train-1 strictly or Cash. above. “ December 26, 1901. lous position. I t is a‘course which j Mr. Edgar 8. Maclay, Navy men in the West, and perhaps all ____________________ ___________ Dated at Bandon, Oregon, M arch 14, is adopted ouly toward weak gov 1901. P E TE R NELSON, Agent. Yard, New Y o rk -S ir: The Cum- ° 'e r the country He sard: ernments. Germapy would not . . . . “ Alter Jan u ary 1 it will be un- THE , tuke iiossession of an English., a missioii is in receipt ol your letter , . possible for any man who is per- . Russian or an American port to of December 21 1« response to c , i manently disabled in the loss ot i provide itself with security for the your questions, you are informed; J ,, , r . j . ‘ . .. r lingers, parts of hand or foot, de- TOLEDO, OHIO. payment of a debt due German that it is contrary to the practice of, 8 H . All |>ersons are hereby w arned not to , r, . I , » , feetive eyesight or hearing, to sc- . subjects, lit is true tb»< the courts the Commission to undertake to trespuss upon the lands of the under , . , .. v cure employment in the tram ser- C IR C U L A T IO N 1 7 8 ,0 0 0 . H E j V I Æ H T Y signed situ ate in C urry County, by de 1 of Great Britain may be relied up answer hypothetical questions. I our positing m aterial of any kind thereon, . ’ ‘ .. ‘ . vice of Western railroads. The or- o n to do justice between its own seiwratio# iron, the service, aceurd- . . . , . , , ... any . p a rt of the said land for Newspa or -- to - use -------. . . . . der has been promulgated and will i The G reat N ational W eekly Weekly ed- business purposes. .< itizens and the citizens of other ing to the tacts in your case, os they ; 1 „. pe will be A n y person so trespassing .. . ... . be enforced. I t will not affect men I |te(I ex xpe8sly __ _______ for every _____ state and terri- jiations, hut probably Venezuela U p p taitt iv It I'll u, te n t of the law. ------------------ ess, wa. . ferv[(;e ¡„ good standing, tory. Tim World so ar prosecuted to the f u l l ro The News News of of the the Worl R. D. HUM E. would not admit that her courts m ade u p o n th e o rd er o f th e »cere- ,, , ranged th at busv people can more easi- W edderburn, Or., Aug. 17, 1899. ,« » v ,r , i „ . N .v v in w h o m th e no w but hereafter employment wilt be , umprehend'than by reading cum- were equally otllcient. J. R No need for anybody to send away tor sup Ladies Furnishing Goods, plies of any kind. E. H. CHEEVER, T O L E R O GLARE, R eferring to the above Notice, the 1 tie d em an d . . , rent topics naadc plain in each issue by .u b scrib er would also notify tlie public, 4 u.. I fibility o ccu rcu in th e service ot the j editorial uiAtter. w ritten from th a t he is prepared to furnish w hartlng for your resignation, foil wed w iir o a d s o r e ls e w h e re . T h e re hreeption down to date. T h e o n ly p»- facilities on either side of Rogue River y o u r rem oval, u p o n th e d irectio n ot . . per published especially for people wno fronting the lands owned by him, a t the .h « P, Mi,t,...i lin o .,c b th e Seoretarv i ucnl *recks are supposed or do no, reail dsi|v newspapers, and sam e rates of wharfage as are charged the President, th .o u g \ h . the • heoretary , be ... .........fOr the for new order, yet th irst plain facta. T hat this lor like accom modations a t the wharf y e for t ------- - , plai ----- ---------- i , i to one reason of tlie Navy, was not in violation of I . , , , . , , d of _ a newspaper . — is r popular, is pro at Port Orford, C urry C ounty, O regon, . k . in . ___ 1 But withal, there seem to b e n o d is- ven • by •' •' a ‘ t *'ie now »n ivvu. reports to the contrarv notw ith- the ' fact • th th e Weekly — •• . I «»> tbe civil service acts and rules, i n , . . ’ , , , . oing. K. D. H U M E. over 178,1100 yearly subscribers, and standing , , ,, , i position to muke shorter hours of has is circulated in all p aits of the U. 8 . , ______ view o f th e w ell-know n fsets tn J" . 1 labor for the men who drive the Iu addition to the new . The Blade pub yon r case. , „ lishes short nnd serial storie», and many »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»«f»»»»»'»»»»»* *****< .... Li . f .u i. „ I heavy trams «cross the country. T he object ol the rule requiring! ■' departm ents of m atter «uited to everv ber of the fam ily. Only one dob notice and a hearing wag to prevent Olympia, Dec. 26.—Governor mem YOU lar a year. Write lor free specim en copy. Ad political removals on secret charges. Rogers suffered a »inking spell a t 8 CAN T H E B LA D E , No issue of this kind is involved in j thig morning. The doctors dress er ot rem oval rests. • Secretary lx»ng. on behalf of the ,. jialion, thanked Admiral Dewey i in Hied nilelv after his great victory nt Manila Bay. S e c re ta ry L o n g «•an again confer a great favor on the Auiericnn penph» hv once more thanking Admiral Dewey for his vindication of Admiral Schley.— R o s e b u rg R e v ie w . Aching Joints In th a Angers, toes, a rm *, and other parts of the body, are jo in t* th a t are inflam ed and swollen by rheum atism — th a t acid condition of the blood which affects th e muscles also. (Siined)*' 'jDHNRPpmMT.m, President. flre uow in ‘» “•«“ ‘» I™ ' There ia little hope of his recovery. Later ' reports say he can live but a few 'hours. Sufferers dread to wove, aapwialljr T lie ChrialniHM D in n e r . after sitting or lying lo^g, and their In spite of the (act th a t the won) I .condition to coiuinoely worse in wet d,«p<p«ia m ean, literally hod c o o t, i t , The political complexion of the weather. will not be fair l«r many to lay th e ; . ’ ,, t tilauie ___________ on th e cook if they _ l>egtn • •• • the I present • »-»W >** W » eongress O ilin i sw is w aa a follows: V . - \ - n - - - “ It has been a tong time since we have m been without Hood's S.rssparUte. Mr C h ri.tmaa Dinner with little a p p e tite , ale 85 republicans and 33 demo father thinks ha could not do without It. and end it with distress or nausea, m ea. It ' He ba* been troubled with rheumatism may not be f»ir for any to do th a tr-le t | c r a ti, tw o seat* being v acant. I«- since he was a boy, and Hood's Sarsapa i pub,¡can majority, 22; house, 188 rilla Is tlie only inedietn* h* can taka that us I op* .O for the sake of »h’ > , , will enable him to taka hit place la tha The disease dyspepsia Indicate* a And | 1 «(omnek, th a t i* • weak »tomach. rathe- republican and 159 democrat-, Held.“ Mies A da Dorr, Sidney. Iowa. than a bad cook and for a wjak atamr r,p Ubiican m ajority 39. The ach there b nothing eh* equal to Hood ■, • * J wa disappeared. rl 1 dta Ihnao ulists K have Sarsaparilla. I a t a give* stom O ta * . rta j vtal _ * • * * * la _ w- «A |g*e»o the *>.*. «»w v.. ach vig ■» I . ulial* . . I'ftrt The cotin- H ood’s Sarsaparilla and PiUs --------- . --------1_ «iwGto» -re .tr,; I trv , p o U ^ U y , [* completely in tlie ,,r audI * ---- tane,j « re e dyej»^«!«!, t try, politically, is comp Bemove the ca«ne of rheumatoim—B0 appetite, and m akes eating the plea. 1 hand» of the republic«« party. ¿ptward application can. Taka th e* . lire itshould lie PATENT T oledo, O hio. Ftì TTICTIOS. Send model, skrtch. or photo, for fre* examinaUon and advice. wanted I nventors BOGA ON PATENTS f "b?foM°p.Unt ^ C . .8 M O W A C O , Patent Lawyeew W A S H IN G T O N , O . C . to writ, (hr our oonM«Bti*l l* tt « bdbr« *p- P A TE N TS SWIFT * CO. .e.ei A P o n lt e r to In v e n to r » . If you wish your patent buslnei* prop- * - - — A -- - - • w v a 1 «• * -------------- -4 ** t . n 18 9 ro prom ptly erlv and SW IFT A CO., PATENT LAWYERS, opposite V. 8. P aten t Office. W ashing ton D. C. They have no dissatisfied clients W rite them for th eir confiden tial le tte r; a postal card will bring it. and it may be worth monev ta you. w.ixi *Utair itae'niont (*1^0Wh<*re a HARBWA TINWARE, GRANITEWARE, STOVES & RANGES. DOORS <fe WINDOWS, PAINTS & OILS. In fact, a Full Line of General Hardware, a a Langlois, ( 'urry County, Oregon.
