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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
state office as:
V. 8. Senators—John H . M itchell
Joseph Simon.
Congressman—First D istrict—Thomas
H . Tongue.
Governor—T. T. Geer.
S ecretary of State—F. I- D «nbar.
State Treasurer—C has. 8. Moore.
S upt. Hub. Instruction-J.H .A ckerm an.
S ta te P rinter, \V. H. Leeds.
A ttorney-G eneral—D U. N. Blackburn.
Clerk State Board School L and Com
missioners—M. L. C hatnlietlih.
Jo in t Senator, T. M> P i m n i l e k .
Jo in t R epresentative— K. D. Hutne.
« r k g o x . w k iin e w d a y
Lanjflois Harness Shop.
J IN K
Gray Hair
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IT II .III I lf
(S cien tific R ep o rt o f the V o lca n
ic P h e n o m en a .
F ir e ut G rants P a ss.
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G rant’s Pass, May 27.—The mills,
Fort de F ranee, May 26.—Prof, factories and lumber yards of the
Robert H ill, United States govern ’ Sugar Pine Door A Lumber Com
“ I hive used Ayer’s Hair Vigor
, meat geologist and head of the ex- pany, the planing mills and factory
All styles of
for over thirty years. It has kept
my scalp free from dandruff and
pedition sent by the National Geo- of Williams Bros, and six resi
has prevented my hair from turn
graphical
Society, has just come in dunces, homes of the employes of
ing gray.” — Mrs. F. A. Soule,
Billings, Mont.
f.om a dating and prolonged iuves ■ the mills of this city, are a heap of
tigation of the volcanic activity in smoldering ruins this
morning
There is this peculiar
Martinique. Professor H ill char- representing a loss of $100,000, with
thing about A ye r’s H air
tered a steamer and carefully exam- only $30,000 insu, »nee. Aside ’r a n
S E C O iib J C O K lA I. n lS T B It'T :
V ig o r— it is a hair food,
med the coast as far north as Port the destruction nearly 200 men are
Ju d g e, J. W. H am ilton, R oseburg.
not a dye. Your hair does
de Moouba, at the extreme end o f! put out of employment. One man,
Prosecuting A ttorney, Geo. M. lifuWii;
Made to Order.
not
suddenly turn black,
the island, making frequent land- J. A. Turner, was seriously injured
Roseburg.
county offickus :
look dead and life le s s .
U ltx -e la u . l l a c iie M N O i l ,
ings. After lauding at Le Prechur and burned, and may die.
O eunty Judge—M. Riley, Gold Beach.
B ut gradually theold color
five miles north of St. Pierre, he Last evening at 5 oclock a pile of
VommissioneSs—F . H . Blake, Cheteo; all kinds of saddlery hard
comes back,— all the rich,
P. J. liw tlbety, P o rt Orford.
walked through an area of active burning sawdust in the yards of
ware .
Sheriff—J. G . W alker,G old Beach.
dark color it used to have.
volcanism, to the latter place, and the Sugar Pine Mills set fire to the
C lerk. C. V. W oodruff, G old Peach.
The hair stops falling, too.
T reasures, W. S. W insor, Gold Beach. 8*d < lle»B U u ltet«, B its, dtc., «<..
made a minute examination of the I lumber, and the west wind that w.i
II. M l bottle. All druggists.
Assessor—E. S. Dean, Langlois.
various phenomena disclosed.
blowing a gale fanned the flames
R e r „ t a p i , „ „ re ¡„ informing ,he public lb>[ be|i<< noB m m
School S upt.—William S. G uerin,L ang Brokeu-TTiruuted Coll»
I f you
d r • u g g is t V
ca 4.IIU
n n o V
t , sup p ly J'1
you,
.» » r —
'*»
lois.
Will cont.nue to replenish, his large and complete, Stock of Gen
p aired as G ood ns N ew .
1 rolessor Hill is the first and on- u n il they were beyond control and
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sen d us o n e dollar
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ex p ress
Surveyor—O. CUnniff, J r ., Gold Beach.
you a b ottle. Be su re and g iv e th e nam e
ly man who has set foot in the area swept them toward the milU. The
eral Merchandise, consisting of
o f your n earest
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ex p ress offiee. _ A ddress
M EETING S or T1IE cOL’ KTs :
J . C. A Y E R CO., L ow ell, M ass.
H arness and Sad,lies repaired a t living
oi craters, fissures a id furmaroles fire department and employe- of the
C ircu it Court meets on th e io s rth Mon
L A D IE S’ and G EN TLEM EN ’S UNDERW EAR,
prices.
and, and because of his high posi mills turned out promptly and
day in August of each year.
C ounty Court meets the tirst W ednes
tion as a scientist, his story is valu fought heroioally, b u tte no purpose-.
L u i » k 1 oìm , O r o g o n .
T
h
e
S
w
eet
Long
A
go.
HOSIERY', FU R NISHING GOO DS
d ay s in Jan u ary , April, July and Sep-
able. In addition to his work of
teni her of each y e a r.
The gratest excitement prevailed.
YOUTHS’ and CHILDRENS H EA R,,
Probate Court meets the lirst M on
! Give me a song th a t will cheer the heart, investigation the professor rescued The dry pine lumber burned like
d a y in each m onth.
m his steamer many poor people of powder, so that within 20 minute-'
FANCY GOODS, N O TIO N S, RIBBOA’Fi Bon«,«f the
’ ’’ To m e ’tis a pleasure from which I ’d Le Prechur who had ventured back time the mills and surroutffiin «
LACES, EMBROIDERY', BRAIDS, ETC
n o t part,
after deserting their homes, and buildings wore a mass of flames,
The sweet long ago, long ago.
L. A. ROBERTS,
SUITINGS, DRESS GOODS, D R E S S FLANK E L
me °f y°uth, with its promises fair. found themselves in awful danger. many were forced to flee from their
A T T O K N K Y Æ T UA.W.
The
pleasure of life’s current in full flow He reports as follows;
liomes without saving anything,
SATEENS, PLAIN and FIGURED OUTING FL A N ’ S'ELS. in a var iety
Ah! indeed, ’twas then beyond com
‘■First, a center of annihilation in while the contents of mills, includ
M y r tle P oint* O regon.
pare,
of colors, Linings, Silesia Buttons, Bindin gs, etc.
which all, vegetable and animal, ing $18,000 worth of manufactured
Also a complete assortment of beautiful Calicoes, Apr, on and DressG ing- The sweet long ago, long ago.
was utterly destroyed, the greater boxes, «side from the machinery,
Probate business a specialty.
I will tell you tru ly ,
northern part of St. Pierre was in 1,000,000
feet -- of fine o sugar
pine
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- p .u
pur
hams, W hite Goods, Parcales, Lawn, India Line n, Lonsdale,
W hat I fondly know,
H.
the
zone; second, a zone of singeing |„ Iuber ailtl a vast qUantIty of fact
All
the
world
seemed
happy
/a b le Linan, Napkins, Sheeting and Pillow g dip Mus
blistering flame, which was also fa- ory products were consumed,
In the sw eet long ago.
J- M, UPTON-,
, Tell me of mem ories fairest and bright tai to all life, killing all men and
lin, Towels and Crash, House Lining, Ticl king,
P O R T O R F O R D . O R E .,
In the Williams Bros.’ mill were
Attorney and Counselor a t Law,
J A part of the sw eet long ago.
animals, burning the leaves on the several thousand dollars’ worth of
Oil Cloth,
A fondest rem em brance, pure as the trees and shrubs; third, the larger
The favorite varieties of
door and window glass, just receiv
li A N B G A , O K L G O A .
light,
outer, non-destructive zone of ashes ed. This with the muohiuery and
the known hardy and sur*
The dearest of sweet long ago.
Tell m e of those I m et in my boyhood, where some vegetation was injured. contents, was completely destroyed
est bearing kinds for this
Office u p stairs, in Eldorado Building
“The focus of annihilation was In the face of the fierce wind thut
Friends th a t were mine I well know
coast; and several of the
’Twill brin g back the scenes of hom e the new crater, midway between the was blowing the firemen could not
newer kinds, said to be
and the wild wood.
sea and the Peak of Mount Pelee, check the flames in the least, and
J. H U N TLEY ,
very fine. Among them
The scenes of the Bweet long ago.
where now exists a new area of act bad the wind not changed its course
Tell me of years th a t have vanished,
ive
volcanism with active fumar- all of North G rant’s Pass would
Attorney & Counselor at Law Oregon lied Winter,
Gone to the sw eet long a g o ;
olek or m iniature volcanoes. The have been doomed. I t was the fier
Speak not of dream s th a t are vanished,
Banana and Bismark
new crater is now vomiting black, cest fire in the history of G iant’s
NOTARY PUBLIC,
They live in the sweet long ago,—
Apples.
hot mud, which is falling into the Pass, though it was only of two
Sing of hom e love never absent—
O jl d B each
A Complete Stock of
O regon .
sea. Both craters, the old and the hours’ duration
' It th rills ’till the h eart will o’erflow,
Also, PEARS, PRUNES, AND
And mingling so well with the present. new, aieactive. Mushroom-shaped
One exciting moment in the pro-
W ill bring back the sw eet long ago.
CHERRIES.
steam explosions constantly ascend
W ill Practice in a 14 tire Court« of this
B
O
O
TS
and
SH
O
ES
.
W
.T
bacv . ! from the old crater, while heavy, gress of the fire was the passing ef
State.
the regular northbound overland
Rockv Hill, O r., 1902.
; ash-laden clouds float horizontally passenger train through the flames.
Public Land Cases a Specialty.
E. w J E N S E N ,
from the new crater. The old one On each side of the track was a wall
S en a to r M c B r id e M arried.
ejects
»team, smoke, mud, pumice of fire from the burning lumber
O T O G H A P It ls M .
7
GEORGE M. BROWN,
New York, May 26.—Ex-United and lapilli, but not molten lava.
piles. Drawn by two large engines
P o rtraits, Views and E nlargem ents.
“The salient topography of the the train of eight coachers rushed
•States Senator George W. McBride,
A T T O R N E Y A .T L A W ,
P ictu re F ram ing.
of Oregon, and Mrs. L aura Walter region is unaltered. The destruc safely through the flames on its
Sellweiehtenberg, of the same state, tion of St. Pierre was due to the northward journey.
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
agent
were married at the rectory of the new crater. The explosion had
The loss of the Sugar l ’inc Com
Church of the Ascension, in this great superficial force, acting in pany is $75,000, with $30,000 in
German American
city, on Saturday. Senator John radical directions, as is evidenced surance. Williams Bros’ loss is
J . H . UPTON,
Insurance Company,
II. Mitchell, of Oregon, and Mrs. by the dism ounting and carrying $10,000 with no insurance. None
CROCKERY, LAMPS and LANTERNS, CUTL1
U . S.
H
arriet Potter Nourse, of New York, for yards the guns in the battery on of the residences were insured.
2KE,
»CttiOŒS,
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE.
m irrors , etc .
were present at the wedding, which the hill south of St. Pierre. Ac
NOTARY PUBLIC,
My thoroughbred stallion (Harve
cording to the testimony of some
was followed by a breakfast.
Real Estate and C onveyancing.
Allen) will be in Port Orford everv
persons
there
was
an
accompanying
L anglois , O c - kkv C o ., O regon .
The bridal trip of Mr. and Mrs.
Saturday evening and Sunday lore
P o r t O rford...................... O regon .
IBeit,
McBride began today. They went flame. 1 am now following the na noon until June 10th after wliiclr
Dealer in Town Lota, and Im proved
be can Ire found at Langlois until
to Boston and will travel Blowly ture of the hill.”
T m , Green ,n d Kneeled Coir«, ci ,„ c , i ,„ 7 s , L . ,
and
L oju I h .
Prof. H ill has now started on the close of the season.
through
New
England,
putting
in
EaUrwcts,
t
‘Choice
MRS. K. W. JE N SE N ,
E li B agley .
Variety t f C.nned Good^
F ilings and Pinal Proofs Made on
J several weeks a t Newport, Naragan- horseback tor the volcano. He will
bindsiin stetti.
M
E
M
IL
L
IN
E
R
Y
.
study
the
whole
affected
area
and
1 sett and A tlantic City. In June
Keep the lta la n ec U p.
Homestead« and Pre-em ptions.
they will go to Oregon to reside will try to get to both craters. The
G EN ERA L CON VEY AN CING .
A complete line of Ladies and Chil
It lias Is en truthfully said th a t any
' perm anently in Portland. The undertaking is very hazardous, as
d re n ’s Trim m ed H ats.
marriage was celebrated on S a tu r explosions may occur at any mo disturbance of the even Iwlauee of
Candy, Nuts, Citron, Lemon and Oran;
jeilM L
health causes serious trouble. Nobody
Ready te W ear H ats and Sailors con
day, but came near being postpon- ment. He will lie gone two days. can be too careful to keep-tlrw halarn e
W A L T E R SUTTON,
stantly on hand.
I ed on account of a mistake by the
ap. When people begin to*lose appe-
H ats trim m ed to order on sh o rt notice.
All kinds of P lating done by A. B. tile, or to got tired easily, the least im
N O T A .K Y
P U B L IC
coachman. Senator John II. Mitch-
P o r t O rford, O regon .
mi C
ell arrived here Saturday and joined Sabin, a t Langlois. K nives, forks, prudence brings on sickness, w eakness,
P O U T O R F O R D -. OREGON,
! Mr. McBride. Arrangements were spoons, w atches and jew elry, plated or debility. The system needs a tonic,
with gold, silver nickel or topper. AH craves it, and should not be dettii it:
all made to have the ceremony per- work w arranted.
und tlie best tonic of which we hav
DR. J. J. CALDWELL,
1 formed in the rectory of the Church
any knowledge is Hood’s Harsaparlll
A full set of Notary a r d CfliiVeyaftcer’s
j of the Asceusion a t high noon. The
\Vh#t this medicine lias done in keep
P it » n l c b i n Mn<l S u r g e o n ,
blanks will be kept on hand
Bacou, L ird, Beans, Coffee, 8 u g .r, and rolled Bari,
ing healthy people healthy, in keeper
! two Senators were there promptly
up the even balance of health, give i
PORT O RFO RD,
OREGON.
if -»¿TO -« e hw» as the 1 On time, waited nearly half an hour :
$
the same distinction- os a pre . entivi
market will permit.
and then telephoned to Mrs. Nours-
«
looking ‘
th at it enjoys as a cure. Its early nw
■Diseases of Ladies and Children a Spec
hon»* and poor look
-x-
All prices subject to change without
J. W. STRANGE,
es house. The servants reported ' Ing
h
u
r
r
ie s» Is t h e
has illustrated the wisdom of tlie oli
ia lty .
worst
kind
of
a
com-
“*
Orders taken for suits and fits guaranteed.
| the women had left a long time be-
saying th a t a stiteti in time sn-cs nliv
blnstlon.
Take Hood’s for appetite, stii ogtli ai
i fore. Mr. McBride was nonplussed ,
Eureka
endurance.
S*«d Hodson,
E. Haines. CALL A N D G E T F IU C K S B E F O R E B V Y K
and sought the advice of the rector.!
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
Harness Oil
« -» » ÏIA W W H G R E . He suggested a poisible mistake in
17 E N T IST Ä Y.
not only makes tho hsm ese and t—
HUDSON & HAINES.
home iooA better, hut makes tbffi h
churches, there being two churches
leather soft and pliable, puts It In con- |
Will Visit C urry C ounty se m i-,„ „ „ a lly . MINING A REAL ESTA TE AGENTS.
dltlon to last—twice ss I"““
Dr J . W. Strange, the old reliabk
of the Ascension, one Catholic anil
as It ordinarily would.
dentist, who cornea regni irly en d
Bold svsrrwbsr« la eaas
Mad« by
one Prolestunt. Senator Mitchell
, i l t
Spring and Fall to attend thodem andi
C A SA
P â li
FOB
of our people In the lineofdent.il work
i drove round to the other church |
E ck ley, O regon.
will visit tlie county a t the followin',
and found the women wondering
JO S E P H H A RE,
.
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tim es mid places, to-w it:
Give
■ K n fn i-v P . I 1C l r>
'» l i a b l e Mines, F arm s, Stock Ranches
J u .ie « t o IO a t Hairy ville,
where McBride was. The ceremony
lim
e 11 to 2 0 a t P o rt Orford
Notary Pablic & Conveyancer
J Tltnb« u„ds For sale.
Your
was
then
quickly
performed
at
the
A g en t for W . F . & Co’s
£ k \p r tw .
Ail work F irst f I.am . Charger .reas
la rd V w ^ a
* WeU lrnProved
right place. There were no other
Horse a
OfiablS. CiiM early.
LANGLOIS, OREGON.
sale e r ■ii1>Ur’ Do,,8 la8 county for
guests. The wedding breasfast was
Chance
I
’ M t T han*re for p r°p e rty in
given by Mr,. Nourse.
.. !
M yrtle Point, C ooecounty.
P. J. MASTERSON,
W A D D L IX
D EA LER IN
HARNESS ABBI DIES
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
PORT ORFORD, OREGON,
PETTIT TEEES
ELK RIVER
nursery ..
I. BLAKESLEE, Prop.,
R u b b e r Gr oods,
O il C lothing,
M ens, & B oys’ H ats ¿c Cay is,
hardw ae e
,
T IN W A R E ,
G R A N IT E ! V A R E ,
commissio N kk ,
orocekies -
CIGARS, Pipes and TOB, fcCCO.
_ TTri
S p e rry ’s a n d Orego U
VL a
alw ay s on h a i id.
D IS M IS I .
W, h
P. J. LINDBERG,
UNDERTAKER.
A < omplete Line of Caskets, Coffins
and Trimmings.
Orders taken for Tombstones and
Cemetery Railing.
P O R T O R F O R D . O R EG O N
K N A PP HOTEL,
P ort Orford, Oregon,
1 KNAPP Pro|iriPtor.
FttW-class in every respect.
Goed Feed Stable attached.
Any arttcle not in stock will be ordered at one
lory you do not have to take it. All orders atte.
order too sm all, none too large to handle.
All goods as represented or money refunded,
must be reported to w e not later than five day, ;
STA
OIL ND C A O RD
. ,
ASL’i TS WANTED
To the reader» of th is paper » h i wil [.[¡.-g O(. p. D E W IfT TALMAGE le
•f’Hrid if net satisfac
Hied to prompt! v No r TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. aend their name and address for a »am- Ins Son. REV. EllKNK D E W IT ri \ I.
Aake Laxat.VJ Bromo Quinine T ablets, pie copy of THE NEW YORK KAMI- M AGE and assn« ¡ate editors of I'tiiis-
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all druggist« refund the money if it LY STORY PA PER they will receive I .V“."
i i ch a ap te r ro f Mis« w
hiinilv.
Riiot'iiinu-«
the opening
L aura J . e a n ! :, ruhniitf©
2,.lllR w|„,
a,.t ,,„
|(.k|X ,) „ iHotit
t,
is to cure. E. W . Grove’s signature «I
•tifta k es eor.-eeied, but (d
is on esc,i box. 25.
Ltblwy’a
l»st
story
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BETROTHED
c
nt-.
Write
immediately
(
LVI
li
tóter sales are made.
FOR A DAY.’’ D onot mi»» this op- * <’<».. 2 - - M. t i l l S t.
P .i
portnnity to secure free tlie opening Mention tili» Paper.
chapter of this grand and in tens« lo v e1
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story. Do not w ait until you re a l this
stop«, fhe to u g h
paper thoroughly, h u t write at o n ,e to,
and Works off the Cold.
rai. alxnatar. I. on nwr hoi o f t h . («in loo
Munro's P u blishing House,
I Laxative B runo-Q u nine Tablet» cur
Laxative Bromo-Quinine T a b let.
21 2tl V anderw aterS treet,
i cold in one d a y . No Cure, no Pay
lb. r.B«|r that W l • MM la mm «■(
New York ('¡tv, N Y. ' Price 25 cents.