The Port Orford tribune., April 29, 1902, Image 2

A Costly War.
THE TRIBUNE.
XtM Soul O o m M a r c h in g O n .
W ashington, April 23.—T’hc hope
for Oiegon in tbe river and harbor
bill rests with Senators McMillan
and Elkins, the Republican con­
ferees. Berry of Arkansas has so
much to do for his own section, be
pules being naturally s«»|iciious for
the South, and not very anxious to
favor the Northwest, be would, no
doubt, lie willing to trade for his
section. The substitution of Elkins
in place cf Frye is because Fryeex-
pects to be away during the confer
ence, or will be presiding in the Sen­
ate, and could not give the tim e to
it. Both E lkins and McMillian
will make a strong fight for the;
Oregon improvements. Elkins has
some m atters of his own to look af­
ter in the bill, and he will natural
ly take care of them first, but he is
likely to work very hard for Sena
tor Mitchell, and possibly the prop­
osition fur The Dalles may be re- I
tained. It is well understood that I
the House conferees will make an ,
effort to have their provision adopt­
ed, and nothing but the hardest
kind of work will result in keeping
the Oregon and Washington amend-
ments in the bill as it passed the.
Sc n a if.
W. T. KERR & GO.,
E ihtok T a u n x e :—The Demo­
The Boer war into which Greut
; Britain entered with such cheerful cratic state platform adopted all the
■
______ ~ | nets and alacrity and with the ex- Populistic planks found in the Re­
(Successors to John .11. ^liller <fe Co.j
OFFICIAL PAPER OF UUKKY CO., pectuliou that it would be finished publican platform, and goes the Re­
Tbe diver dies irithout air tp
— ■
-----------— up within four months has proved publican party one better by favor­
4breathe.
The consumptive dies
(«scan kvxhv TciKDAV kvbsiso .
one of lbe mogl expensive in which ing municipal ownership of public
without lungs to breathe the air.
DEALERS IN
WALTER SUTTON. : F ro p r ic to r that empire has been engaged. Mr. utilities. The party might have
or of lungs rendered incapable of
breathing
by
disease.
The
blood
Biodrick, War secretary, in his gone much further in this direction
as it flows in and out of the lungs
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
indicates the consumptive’s pro­
speech the other day in the House with credit to itself and ultimate
One Copy t>ne Y ear ....................$1.80
gress. As the lungs grow weaker
of Commons, admitted “a war has profit to the country at large. Its
One Copy Six M onths....................
less oxygen is inhaled and the
One Copy Thr«e M onths
50 never before been waged oil such a Chinese exclus on plank was no
bloqd changes from scarlet to pur­
ple.'
Oxvgen is the lite of the
stronger
than
that
in
the
Republi­
scale
as
the
South
African,”
and
A ovkbti . imu R atks U kasomabi .«.
blood as the blood is the life of
the bodv.
with this statement for his justifica­ can platform, and was heroicly res­
The effect of Dr. Pierce’s Gold­
tion introduced army estimates of ponded to ill the Senate by a prac­
O U R AGENTS:
en Medical Discovery upon weak
tically
solid
Democratic
vote
for
the
lungs
is to strengthen them, to en­
$316,550,000.
A. B. S abin , I^inglois, Oregon.
able the full oxygenation of the
Mitchell
bill,
which
was
unfortu­
When
three
years
ago
the
British
blood, arrest the progress of dis­
A. U. C rook . Pistol River. Oregon.
ease, and heal the inflamed tis­
government entered upon this war nately defeated by the alm ost solid
D. W. F inch , S m ith River, Calif.
sues. Lung diseases have been
it not only fixed a lim it of four, opnosition Republican Senators.
and are being cured by w Golden
Medical Discovery,” in
But
the
Democratic
convention
. The p rin ted a d 'lrw x n u your paper ■
months for wiping out the Dutch '
cases where deep-seated
)«». •«. r ue d a te to w hich y our sub->
at
Portland
fell
short
of
its
full
d
u
­
republics but was confident 47,000
( acrlption i< paid .
'
,cough, frequent hemor­
rhage, emaciation, weak- H aving purchased the eptire Stock of Merchandise of J. R. Miller & Co.
; l ,omm.:,1,,Mion.int,ndv,lIor publ1cH.i,)n !nie.l would be ample for ti.e w o r k ty to the whole people in th at it
, nets, and night-sw eats
ru u it ue accom panied by III« n am m -i th e w rit- alld that the whole outlay would failed to demand—
have all pointed to a fatal we will, until further notice, sell the same nt
termination- by con­
,
As m u it Know th e name» ol o a r oorres
*49 ü00 Q00. Blit .‘(he
Postal Savings Banks.
sumption.
pond en ix
t
,
1
A
Postal
Telegraph
system.
S om e y e a rs ago I
_ _________ ____ _ ___ best laid schemes o mice and men
w as airaoet a h e lp ­
less victim o f th a t
gang aft a gley.” The war is now i A Federal Income Tax.
î* ..p u b lic a n S ta *
fic k e t.
j
d read d isease—con-
These are all Populist demands,
— sumptiwO," w rite s
in its third year. Instead of 47,000
Mr. Chas. Frosa,
F«-r Govern or—Vi .1. FURNISH, of lne|l
BroJrick says "the War and soon or late, will be harkened
p. M , >f S itk a .
W h itt C
Iy<l ” 1
I inutiHa Coltntv.
. ,.
onn nnfl
w as co nfined to m y room for • veral n-.onth1»
. j
.. u n r . v
j _ olhce tod sty is feeding 300,000 m en to by both parties.
S u p re m e ju d g e - R . 8. BEAN, of Lane
n iy frie n d s a n d n eig h ' ors h a d given up a ’i nope
And we are not at a loss to dis­
ol w y recovery, u n til o ne ri«?y a in e n d At.viAea
Pierce : s G
olden M v lical Discov-
n t l t o » i h t i c • n D r r I’terce
vot’.ui-.
" u ry 'o f.S ta te -F .I. DUNBAR, of ea.” I n s t i l of $49,000.000 Parlia- cover why neither party conven­
:he c o n te n ts v ’ th e
cry. find a fte r f had l ik e n tri
Second b o ttle J b e g a n to in ip re Dve A fter ta k in g
mA bo ttles . I was.
w — , . I ?.
-
--, believe, d eliv ered
six
Clatsop county.
intent has appropriated altogether tion endorsed the alcove d e m a n d s.
W ashington, April 22.—The re­ from th e g rav e an d en tire ly cured. I an: now a
Shite {Treasurer—C. f>. MOORE, o i: for this war $ ' M,948 ”00. A large They are sti ei.uou y co m b atted by port of Colonel Crowder, who in stro n g a n d h e a rty m a n .”
Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cleanse
part of the estimate for the current the hanks anil the telegraph monop­ vestigated the shipm ent of horses the Dr. clogged
Klamath county
system from accumulated
6upt. Public Instruction—J. Ij. ACK­ year must go to the same purpose. olists and the millionaires and the and mules to South Africa from impurities.
ER MAN, of Multnomah county.
It is estimated that at the close of billionaire syndicates, whose enor Fort Chalm ette was laid before the
A ttoruey-G enernl—A. M. CRAWFORD the fiscal year, on March 31st, the mous wealth pays not one cent of
S H E R IF F ’S NOTICE.
Cabinet today by the President.
of Douglas county.
cost of the war reached $814,000, taxes for the support of the general While the report is incomplete, it
S tate P rin ter—J . It. WHITNEY, of
Notice is hereby given th a t after the A n d all offered as L o w as th e y can be Sold.
government.
000.
developed that the conclusion was first Monduy in May, 1902, I shall pro­
I.inu county.
But the world moves.
The cost in life and in suffering
reached by the President from what ceed to levy upon and sell th e personal
J. II. U pton .
has been still more extraordinary.
he had seen of it, there was notsuffi property of a n y and all persons charg­
F or Congress, 1st D istrict,
Tho Boer loss is not accurately!
ed with a tax on the tax roll of C urry
THOMAS II. TONGUE.
From those close in touch with cient evidence to show past or pres­
county for the year 1901, or any delin­
We propose to keep a Full and Complete Stock of
known, but the mortality in the
ent
violation
of
neutrality,
and
con­
the Boer leaders in The Hague it
quent taxpayer for any year previous,
prison
camps,
added
to
that
in
the
R ep u b lican County Ticket.
sequently
there
is
no
w
arrant
for
and
who
did
not
prior
to
the
first
M
on­
appears that the latest secret dis­
day in April, 1902, pay one half of the
field iias been large. The total loss
patches from south Africa out­ intervention. Colonel Crowder will tax so assessed. In addition to tho
F o r Jo in t Representative for Coos and to the British in killed and wound­
and expenses of making such sales
line the peace proposals now un­ make some additions to his report costs
C urry Coilntles—R. D. HUM E.
on such tax at the rate of
ed has been 100,701 men and 5240
during the afternoon, and tonight interest
der
discussion
at
Pretoria.
Th
.y
twelve
per cent per annum and ten per
ForCo. Commissioner—C. W. H A IN ES officers.
he will go over the matter very ce t penalty will be added to the tax
are as follows:
F o r Sheriff—JAS. G. WALKER.
! a t Gold Beach, Oregon, April
And when the war is over and
thoroughly
with the Pressident and 17, Date
The boers accept a British lord
1902.
For C ounty Clerk—GEO. W. S M IT H . the last Boer has been subjugated,
JAS. G. W ALKER,
commissioner with a boer executive, Attorney General.
For Assessor—A. II. POST.
Sheriff and Tax Collector of Curry Co.,
then m ust follow years of difficult]
both
to
be
resident
at
Pretoria.
Oregon.
San Francisco, April 23.—Joseph
For T reasurer—JAMES CAUGHELL. and expensive administration be-
The country to be divided into Norton Dolph, nephew of the late
F o r Surveyor—SANDY OWENS.
fore tho South African country can
districts, lyitli British district offi­ Senator Dolph, of Oregon, is an in­
NOTICE.
F or Coroner— Dr. J 3. CALDWELL.
recover from the ravages of war and
cers, the m ajority of whom must m ate of the Ukiah Insane Asylum.
enjoy even a reasonable degree of
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
D em ocratic State T icket.
speak Dutch, and a boer committee Young Dolph is 25 years of age, b u t' may
concern, not to enter upon or tre s­
' ____
j prosperity. President Kruger was
chosen by polling by the burghers. he has crowded more varied exper-. pass in any m anner upon the lands of CranItewars<Tinware, Crockery, Etc. Etc.
Governor—GEO. E. CHAMBERLAIN. , not far out of the way when he said
The veto right is to be reserved to iences iuio his 25 years than most the undersigned, situate in Curry Co.,
Oregon, for the purpose of h u n tin g ,
Supremo Judge—B .F. BO.NH a M-
, that G reat Britain might conquer
the British government.
men see in a lifetime. His father, fishing or otherwise. Any person or H aving received a F ull S to ck of M uslins,
Secretary of State—D. W. SEARS.
the Transvaal, hut it would be at a
so entering upon said prem ises
Jonannesburg to be restored to Cyrus A. Dolph, of Portland, was a persons
w ithout our consent will be subject to
State Treasurer—HENRY BLACK-i cost th at would “stagger hum anity.”
Dress-Goods, P rin ts, and E v e r y th in g
the
British
civil
government.
brother of Senator Dolph, who died prosecution.
MAN.
K
IR
STEN
JE
N
SEN
,
A war indem nity of at least $50,- four years ago. His father was
T h e P a c if ic C Jab le.
th a t line, we shall continue to sell the
E. W. JE N SEN .
A ttorney-G eneral—J . H. RALEY.
000,000
to be distributed by mixed well to do, and young D>lph wai
State P rin ter—J . E. GODFREY.
old s to c k â t or n ea r cost.
The laying of the trans pacific committees.
given every advantage in his youth.
T r e s p a s s N o tic e .
S uperintendent Publie In struction—
¡cable
is
now
assured.
It
will
com-
Disarmament
to
occur
when
the
When a lad he sustained an injury
w . a . jvaun .
! pletc the telegraphic circuit of the first batch of boer prisoners is sent to his he ad, since which time he lias
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
F or Congress, 1st D istrict,
m ay concern not to enter upon or tres­
back to south Africa.
| globe.
J . K . W EATHERFORD.
been considered more or less eccen­ pass in any m an n er upon th e land of
The cable is being manufactured! No war tax to be levied. Both tric. Twice he has spent periods of th e undersigned, situated in Curry
county Oregon, for the purpose of
Curry County tycinocrutic Ticket. | in this country and will be laid by , laugtiages to be recognized in the several months duration under treat­ hunting with guns or dogs, or other­
skilled American electricians and schools and courts and in official ment
private sanitarium s, but he wise trespass in an y m anner. Any
person or persons so entering upon said
For Juint Representative lor Coos and engineers. It will be the longest! documents.
was never pronounced insane until prem ises w ithout my consent will be
C urry—R. E. G U T H R ID G E .
submarine cable in the world, ex- | The expense of tbe garrisons in January 29 last, when he was ex­ prosecuted to the full e x te n t of the
law.
F or Commissioner, A. ADOLPHSEN. tending 8,000 miles, from San Fran south Africa to be borne by Great
Give us a trial, and we will do our best to give satisfaction.
amined by Dr. Theodore Rethers
MRS. MARY A. COLEBROOK.
For County Clerk— A. G. T H R IFT .
cisco to Manila, touching at H ono­ Britain.
and Dr. C. 1). McGettigan, in this
For Sheriff—R. A. ALLEN.
The present boer leaders to be re- city. Dr. Harry La ne, of Portland,
lulu and Gaum.
T R E S P A S S NOTICE.
For Assessor—J . H. M cELIIA NEY .
The Pacific cable will have con tnined in office so far as possible.
an intim ate friend of Dolph, testi­
For T reasurer—W. 8. WINSOR.
nections with a line to China and
Notice is hereby given to all persons Wool- Hides, Pelts and Furs taken in eg?
fied to his peculiar behavior, and to
Arrangements have been complet­
not to trespass upon the prem ises of
I or Surveyor—D. C U N N IFF, Jr.
Japan thereby establishing direct
the
fact
that
he
had
threatened
to
Dr. K enyon, situated between Floras
ed for the formation of a gigantic
change for Goods,
communication from Ameiica to j
com m it suicide, ami he was com­ Lake and the county road, in N orthern
Thu proposed In itiative and Ref­ those countries. At present all mes­ rival to the United States Steel Cor­
C urry, by removing, cutting, or des­
poration. The new com pany tviil m itted to the state asylum at Ukiah troying tim ber upon said land. $25 re­
erendum am endm ent to Hie Consti­ sages have been sent by way of Eu­ lie incorporated in Trenton, N. J.,
ward will be paid for information lead­
by Judge Hebbard.
tution of Oregon has heon endorsed rope.
ing to a conviction of trespass as stated
and will have a capital of $200,-
Although young, Dolph has been ali >ve.
and recommended to tho people by
W ith the addition of this new 000,000. It is composed of inde­ married twice, from his first wife] Dated at Bandon, Oregon, March 14,
the Republican state convention, link in the world’s great mileage of pendent concerns, including the
1901.
P E TE R NELSON, Agent.
lie was divorced. January 23 last
the Democratic stute convention submarine cables their united length ; A m erican B ridge Co.
he met Miss Lillian Tutwiler in ai
N O T IC E ,
According to the press dispatches
and the Socialist party convention. will more than girdle the earth
Buides these political endorsements |
of r(1. " h Uvo , hi|.d, of j the season’s e-timated clean-up of Montgomery-street restaurant where
All persons a re hereby w arned not to
gold for the Dawson dist rict is $30, she was cashier. On January 24, trespass
the State Grange lisa advocated it| lh(, way tf) , bo ln0on.
upon th e lands of the under­
000,000, a larger amount than has the acquaintance had ripened into signed, situ ate in Sixes River Precinct,
or the past nine years, and every I Tne Unj(ed Suiles gte. , „ sbip Ne. , been produced in any preceding
Curry
county,
Oregon, for the purpose
love, and they were married th a t
of hunting with guus or dogs, or fish­
i ange in Oiegon has lesolved in
especially equipped for deep sea vear.
dav. The married life of the young ing. Also not to leave any g ate open
' his amendment; the
eXp |ora(iong) has mapped out the
couple was almost as brief as their on going tlirongh, or otherw ise trespass
in any m anner.
era .eu l ¡ades Council ol 1 urtland, i p.llb ,Vlly for the cable, having made
courtship. Four days after the wed
Any person so trespasein- will be
,. knights of Labor, and o rg an -( U(;#rly 10Q0 g(}UnJinggi Tbe cublc
ding, on January 29, Dolph depart­ prosecuted to the full ext it of the law.
.ill'.,-. RAC HA i I. AYERS.
iz-d labor generally has endorsed it. wi„ trilVeise lbe tO(, ,,f immense
ed for Ukiah Insane Asylum- Dolph
< !y two newspapers in Oi'eg m aft -iiion ;: i tie peak«, and deeend into
been visited but once by bis
l its adoption. The indica caverns a -i ti*. - e* -1000 fathoms,
NOTICE.
young wife since his commitment
tl,
are that the vote of the peuplt over four miles in depth.
to the asylum, and it is probable
The cable line from California to
will be almost unanimously for the
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
she may sue for a divorce. He re-' may concern, not to enter upon or tr e s ­
the
Hawaiian
Islands
is
to
be
in
op­
adoption of the Initiative and Ref­
pass
upon th e prem ist8 of tho under­
eration within nine mouths, and the
ceives the best of care, and his fam ­
erendum in Oregon.
signed, situated ou Elk River, Curry
The greatest ambition of Amer­
whole line will be completed within
ily etn ploys a special attendant, who county, O regon, for ttie purpose of
ican men nnd women is to have
two years.
never leaves his side, lie is seem­ hunting, with guns, dogs, or otherwise.
The death of Gen. Wade II imp-
homes blessed with children. The
ingly happy ami contented, and Anv person or persons so trespassing
The United States is now export­
ton removes another of the promi­
woman afflicted w ith female dis­
w ithout niy consent, will he prosecuted
talk* rationally on many subjects. to
th e full ex ten t of the law.
ease is constantly menaced with
n ent figures of the civil war. Few ing great quantities of silks to Chi­
He spends hours at the piano, of
E I J BAGLEY.
na and to France, formerly the fore­
becoming a childless wife. No
of tho noted generals in th at con- i most silk producing countries.
; which instrum ent he is master. It
medicine can restore dead or­
is feared the young man is hope-;
llict remain upon life’s stage. G en -;
gans, but Wine of Cartlui does
H ig h P r e s s u r e D a y s.
!
lessly
insane. Despite his eccen­
ÜPIIOL3TERINO.
cr.tl Hampton being born in 1818,;
regulate derangements that pre­
tricities, young Dolph was well ed-
vent conception; does prevent
saw a wonderful panorama of events.
T H O S E DESIRING UPHOLST-
i ucated.
m iscarriage; does restore weak
In his boyhood the nation was still 1 Men nnd womeu alilu, hnve to -wolk
e rin g done can have ttieir wishes
,
.
,
. , | Incessantly with brain and hand to hold
functions and shattered nerves
Ail exchange suggests the follow­ granted by J . J. O'Toole, Port Orford,
recovering Iron, the second war with lheir ()w|1 nowa,iav8 Nevpr weW tbo
and does bring babies to homes
Oregon.
ing lines as an appropriate opening
England. Hu beheld the growth ol demands of busiuesa, the wants of the
barren and desolate for years.
address for the new |K»et Pension Good W ork an il P r ic e s L o w .
the country from a strip along the fam ily, the requirements of society,
Wino of Cardui gives women tho
j Coinmissionei:
My gallant veter
W ork called for and delivered.
health and strength to bear heal­
bank of theMississippi to a vast cm- : Iuore numerous. The first effect of tho
: mis, attention! Step right up and ;
praisew
orthy
effort
to
keep
up
with
all
thy
children.
You
can
get
a
piro; he saw ridi domain» wreach
■ get vour pension. There’s nothing
A P o u G er to Inventor«.
th ese th in g s is commonly seen in a
dollar bottle of Wine of Cardui
g iv es m e grenter joy than to care;
ed from Mexico; Ite saw thè coun­ Weakened o r debilitated condition of
If you wish your patent business prop-
from vour dealer.
for the brave old soldier boy. ‘T,will | erlv and prom ptly done send it to
try rise
and piosper,
and
he saw « it thO
w
r », .
. ,
I X» X." SB
nervous
v S V X ' n r . system,
vs IS I I widt
VX 11 lx U
h B results
% OXS 1 » » »
S
in SB
I be my »Hurt, year by year, so long SWIFT A CO., PATENT LAWYERS.
rent by war 1 hen the »«ruggle
defevtivg nuUUton
as you shall linger here, to help you j opp<«ite U. S. P aten t Office, W ashing­
endec ho suw the work ot reconst rue 1 body And brain, and in extrem e casea
IM Marks» t Ires«.
D. C. They have no dissatisfied
.
Memphis, Team , A pril 14, isoi.
all to get your fill, and smooth your ton
tion, and, more fortunate then m ost; I in com plete nervous prostration. It is
In Pebruarr m l I took oso bo ttlsof
clients- W rite them for th eir ronflden-
W ine et Cards! m d o m peek are of
passage down the bill.”
comrades in arms, be lived to
ttal le tte r ; a postal .a id will bring it,
d e a rly seen that what is needed is
Ittedfoi-tTa B ieck-1 reoghi. Ih e d n e e n
and it m ay be worth monev to yon.
In fact, a Full Line of General Hurdwgre,
'tbe most final unification and in-1 w hat will sustain the system, give vig-
m e m o l dfteen years end hed never
flv e o birth to e child u n til I took Wlae
See tlp d r advertisem ent elsewhere in
E
le
c
tr
ic
ity
.
. n , . . „ „ „ w
b , th .
ofC erdul. Now I ent mother of e fln e
Oehy Ctrl which wee born Merch SI, Hot.
Are you suffering from Rheumatism, this issue.
war Wi
---- -
' digestive and assimilative (unctions
The behy weighs fourteen pounds end 1
Weak
hack. Nervous trouble, or Gener­
feel e» well ea e iv peraon could feel.
The British government lacks the healthy and active. From personal
ally run-down system? Electric Belts
Now niy home i t happv end I -----------
'er w ill
JO CUBE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
he
e
lth
o
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W
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of
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erdui
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moral wmrage to put thetvartax on knowledge, we can recommend Hood’s
and Batteries, lor men and women.
M«ln.
Mr«, j . w . c . f t u r r i i .
Electric Insoles keep the feet warm Take L axative Bromo Quinine Tablets|
the prevent generation, who are re«- Harsa^srilla for this purpose. It sots
»’or Mvlee
Melee and
«M tm «, it*««
and keep from catching cold. For All druggists refund th e money if it
ponaible for the war, and proposes on all the vital organs, builds up the
Having engaged In the Hardware business, a share of the public pat*
••The lAdi«e* Adri*^ l*rerv
booklet and circulars, address,
fails to cure. E. W . G rove's signature
¿0 lay ths burden on posterity by whole system, and fit« men and wo-
‘" JW“ ‘ ~ 'w '
Ki.B<Tiur ArruaMCB Co.,
1
ronage
is solicited. Fair dealing and satisfaction guaranteed.
i* on each box. 25c
Medford, Oregon.
'fjnuting a long time loan.
i men for these hlgh-pressuiw days
—
TUESDAY. A P R IL 2«. 1902.
General Merchandise,
PORT ORFORD, OREGON.
PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
NEW GOODS
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
me, I1TS, Ell!, BIOTS i l l SUES,
Hardware,
in
No need for anybody to send away tor sup­
plies of any kind.
K H. CHEEVEB,
rrw
GrooeridS & Provisions
¡MOTHERHOOD
to
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HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
GRANITEWARE,
STOVES & RANGES,
DOORS & WINDOWS,
PAINTS & OILS,
Langlois, Curry County, Oregon.
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