The Port Orford tribune., April 22, 1902, Image 1

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Langlois Harness Shop.
O F /IC IA L
b TATE <)F FIC K Rb :
V . 8. Senators—John H . M itchell
Joseph Simon.
D istrict—Thomas
Congressman—First
H . Tongue.
Gove m or—T . T • * “y rj P untar.
Secretary of
lias. S Morne.
Ail styles of
S tate l‘r,n.t,i r ;(' ' a'l_ ii.K . N. Blackburn.
Ä
Ä
1 B X d _ M !o<.i Land Corn-
Clerk
C ham berlin,
misstoners
pim m ick.
Jo in t Senator, 1- * •
y Hume.
Jo in t Representative
HARNESS & BR] DIES
SECO ND JC D K IAI. D i s r a K T .
Made to Order.
K u r e k u H a r n e s s O il,
COUNTY OFFIl L. K.-
auniy Ju d g e -M - ’‘‘^ . ^ ’ ’c h e t c o < L L KINDS OF SADDI.EKY HARD-
COnlDT ^ > o r ^ f X , . h .
I
I
Sheriff—J -
G obi 1 each.
! S a d d le - B la n k e t s , K its, &<•., Jftc.
Clerk C. V. W oodruff.
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reasures. W. S. " inaor, Gold Beach.
Treasures
I-anglois.
B rok en -T h roated C oll ► 1 <•
Assessor—E. , \\ Dean,
illiam 8. Guerin, T.ung-
School Supt.-
p aired as G ood as New .
iois.
Surveyor—D.
Cunniff, J r ., Gold Bea h.
H arness and Saddles repaired a t living
M EETINOS O r THE COUBT» :
prices.
C ircu it Court meets on the fourth Mon­
ti av in August of each year.
la n iifflo i* . ö v e g f o u .
County C ourt meets the lirst Wednes­
days in Jan u ary , April, July and Sep­
tem ber of each year.
..
probate Court m eets the first M on­
day in each m onth.
F O T X T
T R E E S
I’OSTOFFCES IS T H E CO U N TS.
NAME OB OFFICE
Ciietco,
H arbor.
Irm a,
Gold Beach,
\\ odilerburn,
Illihee,
P o rt Orford,
D enm ark,
Langlois,
Eckley,
Agness,
If are,
P. M.
F. H . Blai e.
J . M cCutchen.
Mr«. E. Hardenbrook.
Miss Annie Doyle.
C . 8. W insor I
.1. R. Hall j
II. Ruscher.
J . S. Capps. :
E. Rack left'. Ì
J . A. H aines. !
J . D. Cooley.1
Joseph H are. !
ELK RIVER
N U R S E R Y ..
H. I. BLAKESLEE, Prop.,
F O R T O R F O R D , O R E .,
The favorite varieties of
the known hardy and sur­
est hearing kinds for this
coast; and several of the
newer kinds, said to be
very fine. Among them
L. A. ROBERTS,
A .rF rF O lt N fF J Y '
-A.T L A W
M y r tle P o in t, O regon .
Probate business a specialty.
J. M. UPTON,
attorney and Counselor at Law,
PRUNES,
AND
ISA.JNJOONi, O R E G O N .
CHERRIES.
Office u p stairs, in Eldorado Building
DR. J. J. CALDWELL,
J. H.UNTLEY,
P l i y - R i e i u n m i l l S»uvjje<>n,
l ’O R T O R F O R D ,
A ttorney & Counselor a t Law
G old B each
OREGON.
Diseases of L adies and Children a Spec­
ialty .
NOTARY PUBLIC,
O reg o n .
I Shad Hudson,
J . E. Haines.
Will Practice in all th e Courts of this
State.
H U D S O N &. H A I N E S .
Public Land Cases a Specialty.
MINING & REAL ESTA TE AGENTS.
E ck ley , O regon.
GEORGE M. BROWN,
\\ asiuxgtox , L>. C. April 9,1902.
Does a man marry u woman or
It is probable th at Inauguration her adornments? is a question re
u c .n z x ia &
Day will be changed to .April i n - ' cently before an Iowa court and the
LT
“ For two years 1 suffered ter­
stead of March 4, as heretofore, as ju d g e decided th at they go together
ribly from dyspepsia, with great
depression, and was always feeling
that date is approved by the Na- and that if either is false the man is
.L IL I
poorly. I then tried Ayer’s Sarsa­
tional Committee appointed by th e , not bound. This opens a delicate
parilla, and in one week I was a
n ew m a n .” — John McDonald,
Commissioners of the District o f ; question and a good argument might
Philadelphia, Pa.
Columbia to act on the question, be framed against tiie judge’s opiu-
Marcli 4, is usually a day of storm ion. The case was in this way:
Don’t forget that it’s
and the effect is to make the occa-
A young man fell in love with a
“ A y e r ’ s ” Sarsaparilla
sion unpleasant, and much sickness young woman who had a beautiful
that will make you strong
results from exposure of the crowds and luxuriant head of nut-brown
and hopeful. Don’t waste
who visit the Capitol City for the hair. He asserted that it was the
your time and money by
occasion. If this change can be principal feature thatattracted him.
made, Inauguration Day will be in- He bragged so much of his possea-
trying some other kind.
deed a national holiday, as it will sion of bis lady love that finally a
U se the old, tested, tried,
and true Ayer’s Sarsapa­ ofler far more attraction than if jealous lady friend started the can-
held at any time in March. I t is ker of suspicion in hie bosom bv
rilla.
f! 09abo<tte. All drnitisti.
sale to say that much suffering and i carelessly remarking that “Jennie’s
A sk jo u r d octor w h at ho th in k s o f A yer’s
Takes pleasure in informing the public that he has now on on hand,and
sickness results from exposure of I head of hair ought to be a tine one
Sarsaparilla. He kuow s a II about th is grand
old fam ily m ed icin e. Follow his ad vice and
will continue to replenish, his large and complete Stock of Gen­
the m ultitudes who come here for , for she paid enougli for it.”
w e w ill be
c o , L ow ell,
eral Merchandise, consisting of
tiie great occasion. The Governors , He accused his charmer of the
I of all tiie states and territories were j deception, she acknowledged it, he
LA D IES’ and G EN TLEM EN ’S UNDERW EAR,
, invited to be members ot this com broke the engagement and she sued
J O E A N D I.
HOSIERY, FU RN ISH IN G GOODS,
, mittee, and forty three accepted,! him for breach of promise. The
witli also fifteen residents of the judge decided that the young man
YOUTHS’ and CHILDRENS HEAR,
A SOX«.
District of Columbia. All decided had been the victim of fal°e pre-
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, RIBBONS,
that such change was necessary and iense and therefore tiie contract he
We w ent a fishing in a brook,
LACES, EM BROIDERY, BRAIDS, ETC.
there was a unanimous voice tor the had made under such deception was
Joe and I.
third Thursday in April as the most not binding and he dismissed the
A little bait we took,
SUITINGS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS FLANNEL,
, suitable date. \ suit. But if it was
the luxuriant
Joe and I,
Much interest is felt in tiie Cuban \ head ot hair he was in love with he
SATEENS, PLAIN and FIGURED OUTING FLANNELS, in a variety A line, a rod, a hook, a paper and a book.
We then our homes foresook,
reciprocity measure, as the Sugar could have bought one at a hair-
of colors, Linings, Silesia Buttons, Bindings, etc.
Jo e an d I.
Trust is up in arms against it, it dresser’s w ithout being burdened by
CHOUDS.
Also a complete assortment of beautiful Calicoes, Apron and Dress G ing­
! looks as if the republicans were so a girls attachm ent. I t would ap­
We were lad and lass together, and the d iv jd ed
(,le ^ ¡ j , cannot pass
pear that there was considerable
hams, W hite Goods, Párenles, Lawn, India Linen, Lonsdale,
sunshine in our play,
without democratic votes.
false pretense on his part. He told
i
Was
the
love
we
bore
each
other,
which
Table Linón, Napkins, Sheeting and Pillow Slip Mus­
I t is amusing to read the notices the girl he loved her and wanted to
has never passed away.
lin, Towels and Crash, House Lining, Ticking,
Though years nave passed and more th at the press of Europe are pub­ marry her, and all the time, as he
may come,
lishing as to the way Denmark had afterwards confessed, it was not the
Oil Cloth,
We ll ne’e r forget the day,
to bribe congressmen to make the i g |ri „p an but her wealth of nut-
When we Went fishing in the brook
purchase of the Danish Islands by brown hair he was in love with,
To pass the time away.
the United .States. The whole story i The case may have been decided
We knew th e place for trout,
was preposterous, and the rascally ¡n t|ie right way, but people gener-
Jo e ami I,
Dane who came here with it should ally will always think it was not,
And what we were about,
be lilted out of the country by the Jennie certainly had a right to wear
Joe and I.
And thougli I ’d often shout, to put the toe of somebody’s boot. The sale any colored hair she pleased, but no
fish to rout,
was negotiated with Denmark by man had a right to trifle with her
O ur luck we ne’er would doubt,
the State Department and no money affections.
Joe and I .,
was used nor was there occasion to
We could so well agree,
This government will investigaf
use any. Congress is not made of
A Complete Stock of
Jo e and I,
the stuff that speculators can m an­ the facts which brought about tlia
W hen’er a fish we’d see,
age or that money ciui so easily p u r­ official protest of Gov. Heard, of
Joe and I,
La., against the continuance of the
B O O TS and SHOES.
A kiss ju s t for a fee, she gave so oft to j chase.
The House has passed the Chi­ alleged British m ilitary station nt
in e ,
And we would bappv be,
nese Exclusion Bill, without any Chalmette, just below New Orleans,
Joe and I .
dissenting vote, but the Senate seems on the Mississippi River. Gen.
A string we caught and run,
to be less easily satisfied. It is sup­ Pearson, of the Boer army, who is
Joe and 1,
posed here that it will he impossible now in Washington, started theagi-
The victory we won,
for the House Bill to pass the Sen- ¡ tat'on against the maintenance of
Joe and I,
ate,
trading senators ure said to be , the British supply depot several
A preacher full of fun,
{convinced that the restrictions im- months ago, claims that he has plac-
Took the string and tied us one,
We n e ’e r regret ’twas done,
posed uy it violate existing treaties ¡ e<l indisputable evidence supporting
Joe und I,
with China. I t may passas it came every charge made by him before
W . T racy
from the House if democrats can , the Department of State. At the
Rocky Hill, Oregon, 1902.
I
furnish
votes for it; but general op- close of a Cabinet meeting,at which
CROCKERY, LAMPS and LANTERNS, CUTLERY, CLOCKS,
beco|ne
inion
here
is tlmt it win “ ot pass {this matter was discussed, Secretary
The Cuban situation has
MIRRORS, ETC.
the Senate, and restrictions may he Hay said, in reply to questions:
Dlecidely hair-triggerish.
confined to the provisions of the ex- “ I can make no statement whatever
A woman’s head may adorn a ' istiug Geary law, may be reinnetid. S concerning the alleged English camp
Nothing but the Best,
On Monday a bill introduced by j in Louisana. A thorough investi
! postag stamp. Man is no longer it.
C O N S IS T IN G O F
P. J.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
PORT ORFORD. OREGON,
R u b b e r Goods,
O il C lothing,
Mens, & B oys’ H ats & Caps,
Oregon Red W inter,
Banana and Bism ark
Apples.
Also, PEARS,
Poorly?
D E A L E R IN
S A D D IÆ S ,
, ,
t w iintnilton . R osp I urg.
Judge, J; " •
¿ e o . M. BroWn;
Prosecuting Attorney, <-
Roseburg.
N ew Id ea In Love.
HARDW ARE,
T IN W A R E ,
G R A N IT E W A R E ,
¡GROCERIES—
Berlin, like Chicago, is a wonder- I Senator Mitchell passed the Senate ; Ration has been ordered, and there
' It now has a population of 1,900,. providing for repayment of all sums I nothing which can be said about
V ariety of Canned Goods, Dried Fruits of all^ kinds in stock.
paid for public lands over $1.25 per the charges at present.
House an d six acres of well improved !
¡000.
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
acre. W hile it is general in te rm s’
la rd in W ilbur, Douglas county f o r 1
Although the United States sup­
i General Miles now wears a catch
sale, o r will exchange for property in
! it is especially of interest to the
ply
breadstuff's to pructically the
|
er’s
mask
when
he
goes
past
the
M yrtle Point, Coos county.
| people of Washington and Oregon
entire world, the nation cannot
I White House.
J. II. UPTON,
who have bought land within ra il­
Candy, Nuts, Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel.
raise potatoes enougli for the re­
Mrs.
Mary
Folks
of
Baltimore
road
land grunts and paid as high
C’. S . C O M M I S W I O N E H .
quirements of its own people. Since
gave
birth
to
triplets.
At
latest
ad­
as $2.50 an acre at times. All such
K N A P P H O TE L,
last November there has bccu
NOTARY PU BLIC,
vises the Folks were well.
over payments will be refunded.
brought here from foreign countries
Iowa now points with pride to the | The Rttme bil‘ itf rePorled '«von.bly
P ort Orford, Oregon,
L an g lo is , C ubby C o ., O r eg o n .
nearly two million bushels of pota­
in th e house m id will p ro b ab ly pass.
I fact that she leads a] of the state.«
toes, substantially all of wluuh
-«. K N A P P
P r o p r ie to r .
Senator Mitchell hopes to see the
Dealer in Town Lots, and Im proved
in cattle, chickens and cabinet
were absorbed by domestic use.
Chinese Exclusion bill pass the Sen­
and WiM iaimis.
First-class in every respect.
’ officers.
ate very much as it did the House.
A subscriber asks: “ W hat is a
F ilings and Final Proofs Made on
low
as
the
We
in:lJ'
havo
*
Po9lal
eurrency
Bacon,
Lard,
Beans.
Coffee,
Sugar,
and
rolled
Barley
sold
as
The existing Geary law is b u ta part
pot t|iat I read about once in a
Go
jd
Feed
S
ta
b
le
a
tta
ch
e
d
.
H om esteads and Pre-em ptions.
after all. A committee has a t last of such legislation on the statute w(iila, and what seem» to bo the
.
market will perm it.
been appointed in Washington “ to books, us there were several acts difficulty in getting it open?” A
G EN ER A L CON VEY AN CING .
All prices subject to change without notice.
! consider it.”
that preceded it and it is confusing j ick p„t one fov properly cooking
P. J. LINDBERG,
Orders taken for suits and fits guaranteed.
The mule is not the only feather io look them up. It is thought ( fiH|, and i4 especially recommended
WALTER SUTTON,
in the proud cap of ol’ Missouri, that some features existing may be, f„p sucker». It lias a time lock, ©w-
UNDERTAKER.
CALL AN I» G E T P R IC E S B E F O R E B U Y IN G E L S E W H E R E . She ranks third among the stutes repealed by treaties since made. er the combination of which m il­
N O T A R Y
l ’I T t L I C
as a producer of honey in thecom b. The new act will repeal previous lions of Americans have burned Hie
A Complete Line of Caskets, Coffins
P O K T O R F O R D - - OREGON.
ones and reenact all th at is neces- midnight oil in vain.
and Trimmings.
ranting preacher in Georgia sary, w.th such new provisions us
recently stole
claims th at the devil receimy
sioie |n.iy ^e needed.
Orders taken for Tombstones and
A full set of Notary an d Conveyancer’s
a
whold
boxful
of
sermons
from him.
1’iesident Roosevelt is having *a
Cemetery Railing.
blanks will be k ep t on hand
Fuel m ust be getting scarce in ha- re|1, K,|O(, li|I|e doWii in Charleston;
PO RT O RFO RD, OREGON.
den.
|,e ¡s „xactly like a boy having a
Why You Should Insist on Having
A P o n lte r to In ven tors.
Funston is scolding the newspa- holiday and bubbles over nil the
If you w ish your patent business prop­
UREKA HARNESS O IL
erly anil prom ptly done send it to
pers. This looks like ingratitude, time with excitement at all lie sees.
J. W. STRANGE,
■equaled by any other,
S W IF T A CO., PATENT LAWYERS,
lenders
liaril leather soft.
undoubtedly
1
t0
bvu
fhe'e
and
recognize
The newspapers have
opposite U. S. P atent Office, W ashing­
'specially prepared.
good
deal
of
|
the
scenes.
The
names
of
the
olli-
ton D. C. Thev have no dissatisfied
helped
F
unston
to
a
D E N T IS T .
.¿eeps out water.
clients. W rite them for th eir confiden­
Any article not in stock will be ordered at once, and if not »ati»fac-
¡cials he meets and of tiie familes 1
X heavy bodied oil.
his fame.
tial le tte r; a postal card will bring it,
knew, sous of those I wasacquainil-
an d it m ay be worth monev to you. r;r»tjCII I F C IT Y O R F O O N tory you do not have to take it. All orders attended to promptly. No
.ARNOS
See th e ir advertisem ent elsewhere in
•
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1 order too small, none too large to handle.
| 1 he Germans keep a wrar fund ol ed wjtl, 55 years ago. I had fine
,n excellent preservative.
th is isane.
'educes coat of your harness,
All goods as represented or money refunded. Mistakes corrected, but $ ^C.OCGJIDO in gold c.iulully pre l ;nieg riding through the live oak
Will visit Curry County semi-annually.
lever burns the leather ; its
m ust be reported to me not later than five .lays after sales are made.
* rvcd in 11 vauit’ wbr*I. »» w.lcl.cd f(;1csts they tell of with the long
fficienev is increased,
ISreFtw »KÄ yon w h ether won e .ntlnne t
d&y and night. A periodical in- stringing mo*»» lestoouuu every
iecures best service,
|p -n e -íii¡m < t- •c'- • h a b i t . NO-TO-UA£
titches
kept from breaking.
remoTwa the denir»- for toher« o. wit
spection of the treasure has ju st ta- *|ee. 1 »»fill on picnics sailing past
on t nervous di*trew o x p e i9 n lr 2 x
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' Blood, r«
tine, puriQ««
wb«
,
....
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Moultrie
and
Sumpter
and
had
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ken nlace. 1 he Hold has lie».|i lay-
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. many a moonlight walk on the Bal
Is sold in all
tn health,
M O T O B A C fr m
•ndp»
|in
g
there
since
lbi
I.
ie
wall*
ot
jcry
w|t|i
the
Charleston
giilsol
the
tery
Localities
MunUacurwl sr
your own drwyffiat who N otary Public & Conveyancer
M NB»
▼ ourh torn». Take It with
MaaOarH AU Caaivaar.
the vault are several yards thick long ago,
... p a te ntly,jwrwH teatly C m
. »1. uflcaBy cure«*, > boxe«. f? M,
N. A. Ctt-RKE.
and three heavv door» lead into it
_______ «cd tn cur*, e r w « refund » o n * !
•LANOLOIS. OREGON.
■Mrtf
>e«cdy <*«., < Uca<*. ■ ««* real, few le.-L
A T T O R N E Y
! V aluable Mines, F arm s, Stock Ranches j T eas, G reen and R o asted Coffee, Chocalate, Spices,
an d T im ber Lands F or Sale.
„V T L A W 1 i
Extracts, a Choice
CIGARS, Pipes and TOBACCO.
S p e rry ’s a n d O regon F lo u r
alw ay s on h an d .
CASH PAID FDR T O , HIDES, ETC.
Some Reasons
Agent for W. F. & Co’s Express.
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