The Port Orford tribune., May 06, 1902, Image 2

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T 'lio m u s II. T o n g u e .
THE TRIBUNE.
T h e re h a v e been so m e u n j u s t c r it-
c
istn
s o f C o n g re ssm a n T o n g u e in
TUEKDAI’, M A V tl, 1W02.
' so m e q u a r te r s of Coos, c o in in g m o st-
O F F IC IA L PA PK K <»F P f'K K Y «’«>. iy, iiov. e v er, fro m D e m o c ra tic s o u r -
ces, n o d e s p e c ia lly d o e s th o N ew s
I S I C C D K i m V T I K » r « l I v l.N I .v t« .
a p p e a r to d e lig h t in a s - a i l i n g h im
W A L T E R S U T T O N , : P r o p r i e to r for n o t s e c u rin g a la rg e r a p p r o p r ia -
tio n ill th e r iv e r a n d h a r b o r b ill for
C oos B a y . Il is n o t p m ln ib le t h a t
w ar on M r. T o n g u e , « a g e d a n d c ar-
ried oil by th e News a t th is p a r lic
u la r tim e fo r p o litic a l p u r p o r t s ,
R e p u b li c a n S t a t e T ic k e t ,
F or G o v e rn o r— W. .1. F U R N IS H , of
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U m a tilla C ounty.
Bupreme Ju d g e It. S. B E A N , of Jgim
county.
fieeretary of State— E. I DUNBAR, of
w ill lose h im m a n y votes.
I f th e r e e v e r was a m an in C o n ­
Clatsop county.
gress from a n y s ta te , w ho z e a lo u s ly
State T reasu rer—C. K. MOORE. of
lab o re d to s e rv e th e p e o p le o f h is
K la m a th c o u n ty .
d i s t r ic t w ith o u t re g a rd to p o litic a l
Supt. Public In struction J. H. ACK­
a ffilia tio n o r social o r c o m m e rc ia l
ERMAN. of Multnomah county.
o g iip liic a l lo c a tio n , it
A tto rn ey -G en eral- A. M. CKAW1 ORD p o sitio n o r
is M r. T o n lie. Ao m a n in cu n -
of D ouglas c o u n t) .
S ta te P rin ter—J . It. \\ 111T’NIA , of gla ss to d a y is g lo w in g m o re r a p id ly
L inn c o u n t).
in p ro m in e n c e am in flu e n c e , a n d
if Iho p e o p le o f th e c o ast c o u n ­
tie s c o u ld k n o w
th e d illie u ltie s
l-’o r C o n g re s s , 1st D is t r ic t ,
THOMAS II. TONG: i.
lie has h a d to o v e rc o m e in seem ing
th e a p p r o p r ia tio n s fo r O re g o n r i v ­
e rs a n d h a rb o rs , as a d v ise d b y th e
R iv e rs a n d H a r b o r s c o m m itte e of
th e H o u se, th e r e w o u ld t e r t a l n l y be
no f u r t h e r c ritic is m o n th is m a tte r,
R ep u b lic a n Conni.) T ick et.
th e B r itis h is no c r e d it to t h e a d ­
m in i s t r a ti o n as th e Boer? s e c u re d
'T he sa le o f h o rse - a n d M ules in th e m fro m th e B ritis h by t h e i r s u ­
th e U n ite d S ta te s to th e B r itis h p e rio r lig h tin g , b u t it U « h ile t h e
G o v e r n m e n t to be u se d a g a in s t th e A m e ric a n m ule is in p o ssessio n of
B oers is a v io la tio n o f th e n e u tr a l- th e B r itis h sy ld ie rs , lie r e n d e r s t h e
ity b i a s .
g r e a te s t se rv ic e , for « h e n th e B rit-
1 'liuroit T k h u 'X E : In la s t « e e k s ¡sh e n g a g e s th e B oers in b a ttle , th e
issu e o f y o u r p a p e r, in c o m m e n tin g m u le s ta m p e d e s , h e lp in g t h e B oers
o n th e s a le o f h o rse s a n d m u le s in to w in a v ic to ry , p r o v in g t h a t th e y
a r c m o re p a tr io tic th a n th e a d m i n -
th e U n ite d S ta te s , y o u im p ly a
t r a t i o n , t h a t ru th le s s ly v io la te s o u r
d o u b t t h a t s u c h sa le o f h o rse s a n d t r e a ty o b lig a tio n s . A n d i t Is e n o u g h
m u le s w as a v io la tio n o f th e n e u ­ to jn a k e a p a tr io tic A m e ric a n m o th ­
t r a l i t y law s. T h e fo llo w in g a r e e r bow h e r In-ad in sh a m e a n d h u -
so m e tr e a tie s t h a t w ere e n a c te d b e ­ i n itia tio n to t h in k th a t for d o lla rs
tw e e n th e U n ite d S tp te s a n d th e a n d c e n ts h e r hoy w ould a id , even
d if f e r e n t g o v e rn m e n ts n a m e d . A n d i n d ir e c tly a n E m p ire to c r u s h a r e ­
p u b lic w hose d e fe n d e rs w ere f ig h t­
th e re a d e rs ot th e T r ib v n k c a n
in g for th e ir hom es a n d lib e r tie s
ju d g e fo r th e m s e lv e s w h e th e r s u c h s u c h a s he is e n jo y in g th a t h is lore-
s a le o f h o rse s a n d m u lt's is a v io la - f a th e r s f o u g h t a n d sh e d t h e i r m o st
p re c io u s blood to sec u re for h im .
tio n o f th e n e u tr a lity la w s o r n o t.
J a m e s F . C ox
in tiie t r e a ty w ith B ra z il in 1828
a li a s M o u n ta in e e r.
C a v a lr y b e lts a n d h o r s e s w ith th e ir
R e p o rts from a b ro a d show th a t
f u r n i t u r e a re a m o n g t h e c o n tr a b a n d
lis t.
In th e t r e a ty w i t h .t h e D o m ­ A m e ric a n h o rse tle sh is ra p id ly
g ro w in g in d e m a n d in fo re ig n m a r ­
in ic a n r e p u b lic in 1867 c a v a lr y b e lts
k e ts . D u rin g th e p a s t six y e a rs
a n d h o rs e s w ith t h e i r h a r n e s s a r e G re a t B r ita in a lo n e s p e n t $ 35,000,-
a m o n g th e c o n tr a b a n d lis t.
I n th e 000 in th e U n ite d s ta te s in th e p u r-
ti- ity w ith H a y t i in 18G4 c a v a l r y c h a s e o f h o rse s, in d e p e n d e n t ot th e
h e lts a n d h o rse s w ith th e ir h a r n e s s $C,00,00<>.000 w h ic h is s p e n t fo r
m u le s.
L a s t y e a r n o t less th a n 75,-
a rc a m o n g th e d e s ig n a te d c o n tr a -
<JOO h o rses w ere s h ip p e d fro m th is
band
I n th e tr e a ty w ith I’e r u in c o u n try to E n g la n d .
1887 c a v a lr y b e lts a n d h o rse s w ith
L e tte r F ro m J o h n A n d e rso n .
th e ir h a r n e s s a r e o n th e l is t. In
th e t r e a ty w ith g r e a t B r ita in in
For Joint Representative for Coos ami
Curry Comities—It. 1>. H l ME.
For Co. Commissioner—C. W. IIAI N U s
a t le a s t o u tsid e o f th e b i tt e r ly p a r-
For Sheriff—J AK. G. W ALKER.
tis a n e d ito r s , w ho h a v e re a c h e d th e
For County Clerk-—GF.U. W . SVI I I II.
se a so n for h o w lin g , a n d m u s t ho w l,
For Assessor A. II. POST
Kt. M ichael, Alaska. March C, 1002.
T h e e n tir e a m o u n t o f m o n e y al- 1871 i t is p ro v id e d t h a t a n e u tr a l
For T reasurer JAMES CAI GIIEEU.
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D ear O ld T r ib u ne
I th in k th a t I
lo tte d by th e k t v e r s a n d H a r b o r s g o v e r n m e n t is b o u n d n o t to p e r m it have wroU,
a ll of lny old tillicum s
For .Surveyor—SANDY OWENS.
C o m m itte e for a ll th e riv e rs a n d o r su ffe r e it h e r b e llig e re n t to m a k e (|OWn th e re , b u t for fear t h a t sotno of
For Coroner—D r. J. J . CAI.DW I I I..
h a r b o r s o f th e U n ite d S ta te s h a v in g
a n a n n u a l to n n a g e o f 100,000 to n s
» « m o c ru tic S ta te T ic k e t.
F o r J o in t R ep resen tativ e fo r C oos a n d
C u rry —R. E’. G U T H R ID G E .
F o r C om m issioner, A. AD O I.PIIK EN .
F o r C ounty C lerk—A. G. T H R IF T .
o f r e p o r ts by g o v e e n n ie n t e n g in e e rs ity la w s been v io la te d b y
F or Sheriff—1!. A. ALLEN.
the h y p o c r itic a l b la n d is h m e n ts am i L o u is a n a , a n d G e n e r a l P e a r s o n al-
s o ft p ro m ises w h ich c o n s t it u t e th e leges t h a t th is e s t a b l i s h m e n t p ro -
P o r t l a n d E v e n in g T e le g r a m : T h e
S e c r e ta r y o f th e S ta le o f O reg o n ,
M r. F . I. D u n b a r , h a s p ro v e d
se lf to bo ait exce
f a ith f u l a n d v a lu a b le
ollieer.
h im
lie I
h a s re fo rm e d a n d r e -s y s te m a tiz e d
th e m e th o d o f b o o k k e e p in g to h i-
office; liis la s t b ie n n ia l r e p o rt was
th e m o s t c o m p le te itntl in stru ctiv e
e v e r is s u e d ; he h a s been w a tc h fu l,
c a n d id a te before th e peo p le for U n it
ed S ta te s S e n a to r, p ro v id e d a stilli-
c ie tll n u m b e r o f n a m e s a re secu red
to p e titio n s now in
t h e v a r io u s c o u n tie s
c ir c u la tio n
to
p la c e
in
his
n u m e u p o n th e official b a llo t.
IL
h o ld s t h a t th e M a y s law e n a c te d by
th e la s t L e g is la tu r e is a good one,
a n d t h a t a il S e n a to r ia l c a n d id a te -
s h o u ld c o m e o u t u n d e r its p r o v is ­
io n s a n ti ta k e th e ir c h a n c e s before
th e p eople
H e p led g es h im s e lf to
s u p p o r t th e m a n w ho secures a p l u ­
r a li t y o f th e p o p u la r vote in th a t
w a y . T h e G o v e r n o r 's c a n d id a c y is
w ell re ce iv e d in tills c o u n ty , e s p e c i­
a lly a s i t is u n d e rs to o d t h a t lie a n d
a ll h is f r ie n d s a n d follow ers a re
g iv in g a c tiv e , h e a r ty , u n q u a lifie d
s u p p o r t to M r. F u r n is h a n d th e en
tire
R e p u b lic a n tir k e t. W ith su c h
s u p p o r t , M r. F u r n is h c a n c a r r y th is
c o u n ty b y t h e n o rm a l tn a jo ri’y , a n d
G o v e rn o r G e e r w ill g e t a n im m e n se
v o te fo r S e n a to r , w h ile a n y defee
t io n . e x p re s s e d o r im p lie d , w ould
be i n ju r i o u s
to b o th sid es.
about Ju n e 10th. It is very m onoton­
ous here in the winter. A on see noth­
ing but snow, ice, dogs, grnyliaeks,
liars, Indians, and a small quantity of
the circulating m edium . Tile last a rti­
cle is plentiful only when navigation is
open, ami tho Checoccas (short forten-
derfeet) begin to arrive and scatter their
boodle, believing th at will work accor­
ding to the plan of "bread cast upon
the w aters.” It returns all right, hut
it is to som e transportation or tra d in g
company’s pocket.
This is a g re a t place for stam pedes to
new strikes. The strike is generally
made this way: Sonic man th a t lias a
road-house out on too trail will come to
town and lay in a good stock of tobacco,
beaus and whiskey, and when lie pays
for it lie will pull a good fat poke of
du st th at lie has got from tiie Klondi-
leer that stam peded in last year, a n d
w hich lie h a s saved fur this special oc­
1 ■‘■'i” ' 1' ,H" 1 •*■ tin r t I1" “ ,l ,ll‘ ’ 1 ' '
w eighed o u t lie will te ll t h a t lie g o t it
fr0la a cruWd th a t have m ad e a lucky
b it ab o u t one d a y ’s tra v e l from his
p lac e of b u sin e ss; th a t th e y were in
!lud b o u g h t ail of th e g ru b h e hud and
p u t r i g h t back w ith it. The s t m - k e e p -
e r will te ll it around, n n d ever) one will
gvt in (ll,d buy, borrow or ste al dogs
e n o u g h for a team a n d m ak e a d a sh
o f co n g ress, a n d w ould bo w i th o u t in t h i s c o u n tr y now w ith h e a d q u a r t- for th e strik e . T he ro a d h o u se m an will
p o w er o r in flu e n c e to se c m e a id for e r s a t Neiv G a le a n s.
D oes i t n o t be a t home, and ready to supply them
O re g o n r iv e r s a n d h a rb o rs , o r a n y seem fa ir to b e lie v e t h a t th e B iilis h by the tim e they get there. I have been
on only one stampede m yself, and th at
th in g else.
m i n i s t r y lias re c e iv e d a s s n r a n c e s ; was last sum m er, when I stam peded
Mr. T o n g u e ’s c o n g r e 's io n a l ree t h a t its r e p re s e n ta tiv e in th is c o u n ­
out of Oregon.
o rd is b e y o n d re p ro tic h . H e h a s
T h ere is p len ty o f d u st to be got u p
m e rite d ru e le c tio n , .u n i it w o u ld t r y w ill n o t be in te rfe re d w ith m i ­
ho u n ju s t, u n r e a s o n a b le , a m i a se ri- tle r l l ‘e r e p u b lic a n a d m i n i s t r a t i o n ? h e re by people th a t a re “ s s fu l; b u t no
n ......
u s ....................
blow to th e w e lfa re a n d " b est • ’ i n ­ I t w as h a d e n o u g h w h e n th e a ,,. ornanient.al folks nee, apply, lh eco u n -
th a n i t w as e v e r filled b efo re, a n d
w ell d e s e rv e s th e s u b s ta n t ia l com
S a lem , A p ril 2 8 .— G o v e rn o r G e e r
h a s fin a lly d e te r m in e d to become a
s a le
s to c k in tra d e o f som e m en in p o li- v id ed 4 2 ,0 0 0 m e n to a id th e B ritis h
tic s. H e ta k e s th e w o rld s e r io u s ly in th e ir tig h t a g a i n s t t h e B o e r s ,a n d
a s a m a n s h o u ld , a n d goes d ir e c tly f u r n is h e d th e B r itis h G o v e r n m e n t
,
,
to h is ta s k , w h a te v e r i t he.
J lie 2 0 1 ,1 4 9 h o rse s a n d m u le s , a c c o rd -
peo p le o f th is d i s t r i c t C ould m a k e . ¡n g to G e n e r a l 4’e a r s o n th e s e m en
n o g r a v e r m is ta k e th a n to d e fe a t a re s h ip p e d as m u le te e r s , a n d w h e n
M r. T o n g u e a n d se n d in h is p lace th e y a r r i v e in S o u th A fric a a r c used
In s o p p o n e n t, w h o is a m a n o f v e ry ; a s so ld ie rs , lie a lle g e s t h a t o n e
. . .
,
, ,
- ,
o i d in a r y a b il i ty , w h o w o u ld , w ith - B r itis h g e n e ra l, tw o c o lo n e ls a n d
o u t a d o u b t, be a m in o r ity m e m b e r s i x t y c a p ta in s a n d l ie u t e n a n ts a re
v ig ila n t a m i p h e n o m e n a lly lin n a n d
c o n s c ie n tio u s in a u d itin g th e claim s
a g a in s t th e s ta te , a llo w in g n o th in g
te re s ts of th e S ta le to r e tir e h im be­
to be p a id o u t e x c e p t c le a r ly - a u th o r ­
c a u s e som e ot th e a p p r o p r ia tio n s
ized b y la w , a n d in e v e ry re sp e c t lie h a v e not come u p to th e e x p e c ta ­
h a s p e rfo rm e d his d u tie s w ith s e n t
tio n s o r d e sire s of c e r ta in h e re to fo re
p u lo u s a n d r e m a r k a b le a b ility , zeal h ig h ly fa v o re d lo ca litie s.
a n d f id e lity . M r. D u n b a r h a s c e r­
ta i n l y fille d t h e b ill m o re p e rfe c tly
p lim e n t a n d c o m m e n d a tio n n o t on
ly o f th e r e n o m in a tio n h e h is al
re a d y re c e iv e d , h u t o f the r e -eleclioti
t h a t i t is p r e tt y c e r ta in he w ill re
c e iv e on tho first M o n d a y in J tine.
I
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th e
a g a i n s t a n y a p p r o p ria tio n s a t a ll.
of h o rse s a n d m u le s f o r u se a g a in s t
M r. T o n g u e is n o t in a n y sense a : th e B o e rs, b u t E n g l a n d h a d s e t u p
p o litic ia n , l i e k n o w s n o t h in g o f a r e g u la r m ilita r y e s ta b l i s h m e n t in
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Too much hoiHework wrecks wo- 1
men’s nerves. And ttic constant
can 'o f children, «lay an« night, i<
often too trying for even a strong
woman. A haggard face tells tin*
story of tiie ovt-rworked housewife
and mother. |)erange<l menses,
leueorrhtea and falliig of the
womb result from
»verwoik.
Every housewife needs a remetb
to regulate her menses and to
ket p her ’» i ' h -¡;he female 01
in perfect condition.
IWIII2'' CARMJl
is doing this for thousands of I
American women to-day. It cured
Mrs. Jones aud that is why she
writes this Xrank letter :
Q le n d e a n e , K v., F eh . 10, 1901.
I m i •o(rl;»<tih. t y o u r W tuoof C a rd u i
to h e lp in g m e. l a n fe e lin g b e t te r th a n
1 h a v e felt fo r y ea rs. I am d o in g m v
o w n w o rk w ith o u t a n v Help, n n d 1
w a s h e d la st w eek a n d woe n o t o n e b it
tir e d . T h a t »hows th a t th e Win«« is
d o in g m e good, i Ain g e ttin g fle sh ier
th a n I e v e r "; h '-
a n d r a t h e a rty . Before 1 b e g a n ta k in g
W in r o f i'ard u S , l uav d to h a r e to lay
d o w n five o r six tim e s ev e ry «lay, b u t
now I d o n o t th in k o f ly in g d o w n th r o u g h
th e d a y .
M as. H u ha rd J on ks .
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Weak back. Nerv.-u- tro u b le , o r O cni r ‘-
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IIV .1. I t . t WI'OX.
E h i roi: T itim n k : — You m e n tio n
th e fact t h a t th e S ta te I ,a n d B o ard
I h a s le t a c o n tr a c t- f o r th e rw c la m a -|
tio n o f 200,000 a cre s a r id la n d in j
(Successors to John R. Miller * Co.)
E a s te r n O reg o n .
U n d e r th e te rm s of th is c o n tr a c t
a M in n e a p o lis c o r p o ra tio n is t o 1
h a v e lien o n th e la n d for 8 1 0 a n i
a cre w ith <> per c e n t in te r e s t a n d i
th e n he a llo w e d to c h a r g e $ 1 .0 0 per
a cre fo r use o f w a te r for ir r ig a tio n .
each y e ar. T iie o ld , o ld s to r y , we
fear. A la u d g r a b b in g s c h e m e o f
ev en g re a te r p r o p o r tio n t h a n w ere
o u r S ta te ro a d g r a n ts .
T h e s e c ta ria n o p p o sitio n
to
.
try is g o in g ahead all the tune, laving
U n ite d ¡s as c|,eJlp
,ould lie expected at most
m in is tr a tio n
p e r m itte d
S ta te s p o r ts to lie used for s h ip m e n t
o f h o rse s a n d m u les b u t i t is a m a z ­
i n g t h a t th e B r itis h s h o u ld a c t u a l ­
ly e s ta b lis h a m il i ta r y c u tu p w ith in
o n e o f th e sta te s. C o m p a r e th e i n ­
a c tiv ity o f th e re p u b lic a n a d tn iu is -
tr a t i o n to w a rd s th e use o f U n ite d
S t a f f s so il by he B r itis h , w ith
tiie a c t i v it y o f th e r e p u b lic a n a d ­
m in is tr a tio n in th o e lf n t to p re
v e n t a n y a id b e in g g iv e n to C uba
during its wnr with Spain prior to
our own d eclaratio n o f war, th e com
purisoli is an o d io u s one and the
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p u b lic a n a u th o r itie s . A nd h ad it
not been for th e supply of horses
a n d m u le s from th e I n i t e d S lates
for th e u se of B ritish so ld iers th e
o d iu m r e s ts very h eav ilv upon
B o e rs w o u ld h a v e b een a b le to d i c ­
ta te te r m s o f peace to th e B ritis h
G o v e r n m e n t lo n g ago. Y o u r a sse r­
tio n t h a t th e B oers c o u ld h a v e a ill
ll
tiie h o rse s th e y c o u ld p u rc h a se in
th e U n ite d S ta te s if t h e y had a n y
m e a n s o f s h i p p i n g th e m to t h e i r
o w n c o u n tr y , I v e ry m u c h d o u b t,
fo r th e re a so n t h a t tiie G o v e r n o r o t
I llin o is a p p o in te d a c o m m itte e to
so lic it fu n d s for th e re lie f, n o t for
th e Boer s o ld ie rs , h u t fo r th e Boer
p o in ts.
In Nome C ity prices a r e
not
much h ig h e r than a t Seattle.
The sqiiaw-nieii have about the easi­
est tim e of auv. They have th eir squaws
make moccasins aud trade thefn for
Hour; then Mr. Squawman will eat the
Hour, and send tiie squaw o u t to cut a
hole in th e ice and catch a few torn cod
for her own supper. He will tell you
th a t it agrees with her better than
bread, as it is her native food. The In­
dians have been used to trailing witli
the whalers, and know very little about
» yard, b u t will want to buy by the
fathom , which they th in k is as far as
tliev can reaeli with their a rm s exten-
Bed out from p o r t and staldioard.
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\\ lien they w ant to buy a fathom ot
,.a |p.o t |„.y « ill |dek tiie lankiest, loiig-
est arm ed buck in tiie trila>, and send
him to m easure it. Some of I lie y o iin -
Ber Indians can read, and some of them
m il write a little. I m et olio ami lie
had a beer bottle. He sat down and
told me the nam es of all the letters on
the la b e l; said lie could read plenty
good. [ asked him what the letters
spelled : lie m id “ hootch,” (whiskey).
A man, either white or native, is not
allowed to keep a Klooeli here w ithout
lie m arries her. No taking th e goods
011 no days trial. Ii any one is ioanit
breaking tiie regulations a detail of
soldiers are sent down from the bar­
racks, and the couple »re brought be­
fore the C aptain of the post and lie
marries them . Then lit*' Indians will
w om en a n d c h ild r e n t h a t w ere d y -
a |,ig ,ia n ee a n d p o tla tc h , us th ey
in g liy th e th o u s a n d s o f s ta r v a tio n call it. am t the b rid eg ro o m is e xpected
a n d dise ase in th e B r itis li e o n e e n - to m ake all h a n d s a p re se n t. T o e r e ­
l a t i o n e a m p , a n d th e R ev. D r. 11. I •’«>» uf “ ‘8 ,h a t he
brolte th e n e x t
day, w hich I think, is the re a so n th a t
\V. Ìh iiin u s a m i w ife, o f C h ic .i^ o ,
all th e sq u a w m e n h a v e t h a t stieep-
co n se n te d to d i s t r ib u t e th e s e re lie f klUillgi hang-dog look a b o u t th e m ,
fu n d s, K e c re ta iy H a y w as a sk e d to
T he n a tiv e s get in and stu d y well and
a p p ly to th e B r itis h A m b a s s a d o r tr y to a d v a n c e , a n d it w ould n o t sur-
fo r a p a ssp o rt fo r D r. a n d M rs. p rise m e to h e ar of som e n ew sp ap er
m,
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IrionuM .
1 h e s e c r e t a r y retiK eil to
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fo,e> '•>) n ig t h a t s u c h a re q u e st they h ave fe lt blood of both 8 . M. Oke
w ould be m e d d le s o m e a n d a re and Kkonis th ro b in th e m , and th a t
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nothing bad ever felt so good.
DEALERS
IN
General Merchandise,
PORT 0BF0RD, OREGON.
th e
a p p o in tm e n t o f M r. W a re , o f K a n ­
sa s, as C o m m is s io n e r o f P e n sio n s o n
tiie a lle g ed g r o u n d t h a t h e is a n i n ­
fidel, is a s u r v iv a l o f th e a n c ie n t H a v i n g p u rc h a s e d th e e n tir e S to c k o f M e r c h a n d is e o f J . K . M ille r &
c la im o f s e c ta r ia n is m that, o n e c o u ld w e w ill, u n t il f u r t h e r n o tic e , s e ll th o s a m e ¡it
n o t be tr u s te d to te s tif y to th e
t r u th if lie d id n o t h a v e a n e v e r
p r e s e n t te a r o f th a t m y th ic a l la k e i
Co.
PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
o f h e ll tire a n d b rim s to n e . M r.
W a re is a n a b le j o u r n a l i s t a n d a
g e n tle m a n o f a m p le q u a lif ic a tio n s
lo r tiie post for w h ic h th e P r e s id e n t
h n s a ssig n e d h im . T h is b e in g th e
fa c t w h a t h o o ts it t h a t M r. W a re
b e lie v e s in th is sy ste m o f th e o lo g y '
NEW GOODS
o r t h a t , o r n o n e a t a ll. O u r p e o p le
now look back w ith a m a z e m e n t u p ­
o n th e tim e s in th is c o u n tr y w h en
w itc h e s w ere b u r n e d in C o n n e c ti­
c
u t a n d Q u a k e rs w ere b u n g o n Bos- '
use o f i ts p o rts o r w a te rs , a s t h e th em have been forgotten I will try and
to n C o m m o n a n d th e i r c h i l d r e n !
base o f n a v a l o p e r a tio n s a g a in s t reach th e m all th ro u g h th e T r ib u n e .
T have been h e re for about four m onths s h ip p e d to th e W e s t I n d i e s b y o r ­
th e o t h e r o r fo r th e p u rp o s e o f re-
froze in. Tiie ice is about six feet thick d e r o f th e C h u r c h , a n d so ld in to
re n e w a l o r a u g m e n t a t io n o f tn ili-
in the Bay, and will not go off until
s la v e r y .
B u t we h a v e p ro g re s se d
ta r y s u p p l i e s o r a r m s , o r th e re-
a n d less, is $ 1 1 7,000. O f th is s u m
G overnor—G E O . E. <‘I IAA1 HERI.A I N . M r. T o n g u e has se c u re d fo r O re g o n ,
fjupreine Ju d g e — B. E. BONHAM
$ 2 7 .0 0 0 for T illa m o o k $215,000 for
S e c re ta ry of S ta te D. W . SEARS.
S iu s la w , $30,001) fo r C o q u ille r iv e r, c r ii i tm e n t of m en.
State T reasurer HENRY BLACK­ a n d $10 ,0 0 0 for C oos R ay, o r n e a r ly
••G re at B r ita in in t h e tr e a ty w ith
MAN.
| o n e fo u rth o f the e n tir e a m o u n t al- H o l l a n d , D e ce m b er 1, 1774 is o n
A tto rn ey -G e n e ral—J . II. R A I.E Y .
- lo tte d by th e C o m m itte e for a ll th e re c o rd a s d e c l a r i n g t h a t h o rse s a n d
S ta te P rin te r—J . E. G O D F R E Y .
1 r iv e r s a n d h a rb o rs o f th e U n ite d o th e r iv a r-lik e i n s t r u m e n t s a rc c o n -
S u p e rin te n d e n t Public In s tr u c tio n —
1 S ta te s o f th is class. T h is Is i m o st tra b a llìi o f w a r, a n d H i l l ’s I n t e r n a ­
W . A. W ARN.
r e m a r k a b le s h o w in g , e n d
n e v e r tio n a l L aw d e c la re s h o rs cs a rc g e n ­
F o r C o n g re s s , 1st D i s t r i c t ,
c o u ld h a v e been a c c o m p lis h e d h u t e r a lly c o n s id e r e d
a s c o n tr a b a n d
J . K. W EA TH ERFO RD .
b y a m a n o f u n u s u a l a b ility a n d i n ­ o f w ar, a n d a rc so m e n tio n e d in
flu e n c e . S om e of these a p p r o p r i a ­ m a n y tr e a tie s b e tw e e n
d if f e r e n t
C urry C ounty D em ocratic T ick et.
tio n s b a y s been o b ta in e d in th e face S ta te s. N o t o n ly h a s th e n e u tr a l-
F or Assessor—J . II. McKLHANEY.
For T reasurer—W. 8. AVINSOR.
F o r Surveyor—D. C U N N IFF, .It.
I’h ls u u d T h a t .
I 'o n u n ii n ic a l e d .
in th e a r t s o f c iv iliz a tio n an il h u ­
m a n ity s in c e th e n ; b u t in s p ite o f
th e o p p o sitio n of th e C h u rc h .
A n d all offered as L o w as th e y can he Sold,
W e p ro p o se to k e e p a F u l l a n d C o m p le te S to c k o f
T h o m a s Je ffe rs o n , n o w a d m i t te d :
to h a v e been th e g r e a te s t b e n e fa c to r
o f th e h u m a n race, a l th e tim e he
w as o n t h e sta g e o f a c tio n , a c c o m ­
p lis h e d th e d iv o rc e o f C h u r c h a n d
S ta te , a n d w as d e n o u n c e d a s an
“ in f id e l” fo r h is p a in s.
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
D IS IC X S S -C > O I)S ,
CLOTHING, HATS, GATS, BOOTS ANO SHOES,
L a n g lo is , O reg o n .
Craniteware^Tinwas’e, Crockery, Etc. Etc.
H aving received a F ull S to ck of M uslins,
Dress-Goods, P rints, and E v e ry th in g in
th a t line, w e shall continue to sell the
old stock a t or near cost.
Fantastic
stories have
been written of
magic mirrors in
which the future
was revealed. If
such a thing were
possible many a bright - faced bride
would shrink from the revelation of her- i
self, stripped of all her loveliness. If
there is one thing which would make a
woman shrink from marriage it is to see
the rapid physical deterioration which
comes to so many wives. The cause is
generally due to womanly diseases.
Lost health and lost comeliness are
restored by the use of I)r. Pierce’s Fa­
vorite Prescription. It cures irregular­
ity and dries weakening drains.
It
heals inflammation and ulceration, and
cures female weakness.
« I t is w ith th e g re a te s t p leasu re th a t I te ll
you w h at I)r Pierce’s F av o rite P rescrip tio n a n d
^G olden M edical D iscovery ’ h ave do h e for m e ,”
w rite s M rs. E m m a I.. H ankes, o f 1952 N orth 7th
S treet. H arrisb u rg . Pn. " T h e y h av e do n e m e a
w orld o f good I h ad fem ale w eak n ess for six
y ears; som etim e» w ould feel so b ad ly I d id n ot
k n o w w h a t to do, b u t I found re lie f a t last,
th a n k s to Dr. Pu ree for h is k in d advice. I have
th is m edicine still in m y h o u se a u d w ill alw ays
k e e p i t .”
If you are led to the purchase of
” Favorite Prescription” because of its
remarkable cures of other women, do
not accept a substitute which has none
of these cures to its credit.
Free, Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense
Medical Adviser, paper covers, is sent
free on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps
to pay expense of mailing only. Or
for cloth-bound volume send 31 stamps.
Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
N o tic e to S e tt le .
Owing to a change in onr business,
parties knowing them selves indebted
to 'V. T. Kerr A Co, are requested to
cull and settle same by the 1st day ot
Ju n e. After that d a te we will lie com ­
pelled t ■ force a settlem ent. Ko do not
wait f o r a second invitation.
W T. K E R R & CO. |
ASEHTS WANTED
LIFE OF T. D EW ITT TALMAGE, by ,
REV. ERANK D EW 1ITTA I,-
M At 5E and associate editors of C hris-,
tian H erald. Duly book endorsed b y .
Talmage family. Enormous profit for ’
agents wb • a t quickly. Outfit ten
cents. Write iinniediatelv C L A K K
A i 'O . , 2 2 2 S. J i l l S t. i ’ iii!» .. I’ »
M ention this Paper.
No need for anybody to send away tor sup­
plies of any kind.
G iv e u s a t r i a l , a n d we w ill d o o u r b e s t to g iv e s a tis f a c tio n .
Wool- Hides, Pelts and Furs taken in ex?
change for Coods.
E. H. CHEEVER,
D E A I Æ R I^T
Grocerigs & Provisions
HARDWARE,
b is S o il,
N O T IC E .
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, not t«> enter upon or tres-
pa.<tf in any m anner upon the lands of
the undendgned, situate in Curry Co.,
Oregon, for the purjiose of hu n tin g ,
tithing or otherwise
Any person or
persona so entering upon sai l prem ises
without our consent will he subject to
prosecution.
KIBSTEN JEN SEN ,
E. W . JE N S E N .
TINWARE,
GRANITEWARE,
STOVES & RANGES,
DOORS & WINDOWS,
PAINTS & OILS.
In fa c t, a F u ll L in e o f G e n e ra l H a r d w a r e ,
I PH0LSTERIXG.
Langlois, (iu-ry County, Oregon.
J i l O S E desiring U l’HOLKT-
erin g done - an have th eir wishes
All kinds uf Plating done by A. fi.
granted by J . J. O'Toole, Port Orford.
Sabin, a t' Langlois Knives, forks, E lectric Inertles keep the feet warm «»MnesS ot neutrality, and iig imst
H oping th at this will reaeli tiie T hib - O regon.
»noons, watchea and jewelry, i.lated «nd keep from .a h b in g cold. For th e view s o f P r e s id e n t R o o se v e lt.
Having engaged in the Hardware business, a share of the public pal»
i xg, ami tlirough the T ribusi iuv n eg ­
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booklet and rim ila rs , address.
w ith gold, silver nickel or çoppor. All
T h n t th e B oers s e c u re d t h o u s a n d s lected but never forgotten friends, I Good W ork an d P r ic e s Low .
Ei kutrii A pp l i Mier C
.
ronage
is solicited. Fair dealing and satisfaction guaranteed
Work called for and delivered
M e d fo rd , O re g o n
| o f A m i ricali h o rse s a n d m ale e f r o m ,a m . Y ours, etc.
.L uis L. A xorasox
Work warranted.
a lly ru n -d o w n system ? E le ctric Belts
unit B a tte rie s , for m en a u d w om en.