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

T H E
tribune .
L a w N ow In E ffe c t.
l t e g a r i l i n g t h e Coast
C o u u try .
K e je e te il th e T r e a t y b y a t i e V ote.
Dairy ville
Salem, Oct. 21.—This evening
E. C. I’entliiud, the Oregonian’s
Copenhagen, < k-t. 22.—The Lands-
Attorney-General Blackburn rend­ traveling correspondent in a well , thing today rejected the second
ered an opinion to Governor Goer, w ritten article, dated at Crescent j reading of the hili providing for the
O FFIC IA L PA PER OF < R i t i CO.
ill which he holds that the iuitis City, Oet. I «til,devotes considerable ratification of the treaty between
*tive and referendum amendment is space to the milling, dairying and Denmark and the United States in
IMkl'KII KVKKY TI'KSIMV KVKMIXU.
WA 1.1ER SUTTON.
Proprietor now in effect, and that the people mining interests of the coast coun- regard to the t -ssion of the Danish
EI>. RACKLKFF, Prop’r
can avail themselves nt its provis- try, from which wc qiijitu the fol- B est Indi's to the latter country.
(Successor to F . M. Languii«?)
ions, without any legislation pro- I, o w in g :
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
1 he vote stood 32 to 32, a tie. Thu
fl.50
scribing
a
inode
of
procedure
other
One Copy Olio Y ear
. .
K E E P S IN S T O C K ,
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‘"There are two classes of ;>eople announcement caused great excite­
One Copy Six Month»................
E’ than that prescribed by the amend- who are Interested in reading d e­ ment in the House, and dem onstra­
on
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ment itself. It i- known that the scriptions of a country; one class tions on the part of the spectators,
A oveuiisiso K.vias K i . ihosahi . k .
Governor has said that if legislation seeking for information which will in the voting there was one absent.
liliA G O O D S ,
is necessary before the amendment enable them to decide, in their own The Rightists and two Independent
I I O O T t ’W n i i r l
O U R AGENTS:
can be put into effect, lie will call a minds, whether they desire to locate Conservatives opposed the bill.
A. B. S abin , Langlois, Oregon.
gjiecial session for that purpose.
and make their homes there, and The Leftists and six Independent
HARDW ARE,
A. II. Caoojc, Pistol River, Oregon
This question lie has considered gain a livelihood by engaging in Conservatives supported it. The
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< x v i *.*s.
X). W. F inch , Sm ith River, Calif.
of great importance. Several days business or working for wages, and
vote was taken without any debate
And in fact, everything usually needed
ago he submitted the matter to the another class who are ever alert for
today, and the result was greeted
T h e p r in t e d »<ldre»»on y o u r p n p er
in the country.
Attorney-General,
and
that
official
opportunities
to
Invest
their
capital
show s tin ; d a t e to w h ic h y o u r >ub
with mingled cheers and shouts of
s c rip t io n is p aid .
investigated the subject in all its in safe hut profitable ventures. To
disapproval.
hearings. The opinion cites variou* the latter class belong tourists, cap­
Crown P rin ce Frederick, all tho ( A S H S A L E S am o u n t ng to $5 or
The New York Yacht Club has provisions of the amendment, show­ italists and manufacturers; and the
elected to honorary membership ing that the purpose was to secure crying need of this section is that Ministers and many members of the more will bo allowed 10 per cent dis-
diplomatic corps and members of count, except on Flour, on which no
Emperor William of Germany anil to the people the power to initiate class.
the rOlkctlimg »vere present. The discount can be given.
his brother, Prince Henry of Pi ti» desired legislation and enact the
“ Thu residents of Del Norte public galleries were crowded.
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sia.
same, independently of the Legis­ County should join with those ol
W ashington, Oct. 22.—The State
As I will do m y own team ing, it is
Keep a Full and Complete Stock of
Thoroughbred cattle cost money. lature, and to aider that any act of Curry, Coos, Lane and Douglas !
Department was today advised of my intention to sell cheaper than good*
Ladd's Washington County stock the Legislature he submitted to Counties, in Oregon, and each small
were
ever
sold
on
F
loras
Creek.
f the action of the Landsthing in re­
farm sent thirty-nine head to the tiieni for approval or rejection.
locality have an organization which jecting the treaty of cession. As
Spokane Interstate Fair last' week
After discussing the principles of would devote itself to giving infor­
E ®
! «liming that today’s action is final B u t t e r ,
for auction. They realized $ 12,680, construction of laws, Mr. Blackburn mation to the Eastern people as to
for the present session, the officials
an average of $330.
lays down the rule that a constitu­ the many and varied attractions of
here are disposed to view the situa
The next state legislature, Says tional provision may be said to he these coast counties. Thereby the tion philosophically, resting on tho
6 ill be taken in exchange for goods.
the Albany Democrat, instead of self-executing if it supplies suf­ tourist from the East would he in­ belief that it will only be a short
adding to the tax burdens of the ficient rule by means of which the duced to include in his visit to the time before Denmark will tire of (J iv e m e a t r i a l a n i l I w ill d o m y GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
people, should knock off some of the 1 *ght given may be enjoyed and pro- Pacific Coast a trip through the
making good a deficit in the revenue
b e s t to p le a s e y o n .
grafts thut were thrown upon t j1L> tected, or the duty imposed may hp counties bordering on the ocean. of the islands and let ns have them.
enforced.
The
closing
clause
of
the
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. BROWNING,
people by the last session, increasing
1 lie information which ho m ight!
BOOTS AND SHOES,
amendment
is
then
quoted,
as
fol-
the state tax to the immense pro­
thus obtain, if he were to meet and
i lows:
receive the courtesies of proper per
portion of 7 milIcs.
DEALER IN .
“ Petitions and orders of the ini sons in the several localities, would
CLOTHING, DRESS GOODS,
Of consumption ” is a remark often made
Oregonian: There is a railroad
tiative and for the referendum shall be of great benefit. People living j of a fleshy man. The remark expresses
race in Southern Oregon—one line he filed with the Secretary of State,
the popular recognition of the fact that
racing from Roseburg to Coos bay, and in submitting the same to the here see tiie many chances for prof­ the sign of consumption is emaciation,
OIL SUITS AND RUBBER BOOTS.
itable investment of money; but i los3 of flesh. On
and another from G rants Pass to
the other hand, a
people he and all other officers shall they arc power less to act, as they j gain
in flesh is a^>.
< i i < > t i a i \ g
Crescent City, Cal. Can it he that he guided by the general laws and
sure sign that wast- f
both have the same Eastern connec­ the act submitting this amendment, have not the capital. Men of ing diseases are be­
HARDW ARE,
Ladies’and G ent’s Shoes and
tion in view? We should like to until legislation shall he especially means in the East desire to invest ing cured.
Emaciated peo­
their
money
in
profitable
enter­
see the Columbia Southern join in provided therefor.”
ple with obstinate
prises, but, not having been hero to j c o u g h s , bleeding
IIO S Πlt V
the race to add railroad mileage in
The opinion holds that the pro­ seo vi ith their ow n eyes, they are! lungs, night-sweats
and weakness, have
Oregon.
visions of the amendmtii t provide timid about in vesting in ventures b e e n p e r f e c t l y
E T C
Thu nst receipts from thedisposal for the filing of the necessary peti­ which are oiily described by others, cured by the use of
Will
keep
a
wagon
on
the road, rhnking
Pierce’s Golden
of public lands in Oregon in the last tions witli the Secretary of State; 110 niatter how glittering may be the Dr.
Medical Discovery.
regular trips about every ten days, be­
fiscal year were $546,02
$546,025, against that they prescribe the minimum promises of quickly earning large The several steps
tween Gold Beach an d Duiryville, for
of the cure were re­
$364,988 for the preceding fiscal number of legal voters whose names dividends.
the aeeonim ftation and convenience of
corded in ounces
the people living en route.
year. These combined am ounts go shall be signed thereto; that they
“If each of one bundled local and pounds of in­
creasing w e i g h t .
to the credit of the state and will provide the rule for determ ining communities along the coast were When there is gain
o r d e r s t a k e n
f o b a n y . Orders taken for any article not kept in stock.
eventually be used in constructing whether or not each petition lias the to organize an advertising union, in flesh the wasting
disease is b e i n g
A R T I C L E N O T IN S T O C K .
irrigation works within its bound requisite number of names of legal and an advertisement of the whole surely cured.
ill H .W h itm ire ,
My Goods will be sold at bottom prices
aries under tlie new law. The gross voters attached to it; and that when Northern coast, costing $1000, were o f M A r.W
N e w Goods R e c e iv e d b y E v e r y S te a m e r.
rk to u . R o cking­
strictly or Cash.
receipts of the United States from the petition is filed, all that is inserted in a number of different h am Co., Va., w rite s : " O u r sou co n tracte d a
d e e p cold about th e first o f Ju ly . 1899, a n d h ad a
r r ib le cough. W e called a d o cto r a n d he p ro ­
public lands last year were $6,201, necessary is that he shall subm it Eastern publications, the cost for te
n o u n ced it irrita tio n o f th e b ro n ch ial tubes, w ith
O l It M O T T O IS “ S M A L L P R O F I T S A N D Q U I C K S A L E S .”
a&
thniatie trouble, a n d h e in fo rm e d m e th a t my
327.
the matter as petitioned for.
each local union wouid be only its to n w as liable to die at a n y tim e. H e to ld m e
a t it ' w e could k e e p th e b ro n ch ial tu b es o p en ,
The following is clipped from an
I t is Held that the provisions for (piota, and all the publicity each 1 th
h e iw/gZi/cure him ; b u t o ile r tre a tin g h im several
eek s a n d my son g ro w in g w orse a ll th e tim e,
article in the Portland Evening »«Htniesion of a measure is mand.v local union would need in such an | I w co
ncluded to try Dr P ierce’s G olden M edical
an d ‘ x P ii-dM
lea sa n ui t xcMcts.
Pellets.
.
..
, 1 1 1
1 I D iscovery •»»»-*
a h a d seen
Telegram of Oct. 18th, relative to tory upon the Secretary ot State. {UlVertleeiUCnt
w ould be th e n am e sev eral alm o st m iracu lo u s cu res b ro u g h t ab o u t
by th e use of th ese m edicines, a n d o f course I
the building of theG reat Central R. 1 he opinion bolds therefore, that of the secretary Those seeking to h ad w o nderful faith in th em . H e used th re e
f G olden M edical D iscovery ' a t hom e
111 st vies of Our buyer ¡9 constantly in the market, and takes advantage of all low
K. between Coos Bay and Salt Luke: the amendment 'supplies a sul- know more of the details would b an o d ttle o s n e o vial
o f th e ‘ P e lle ts ,’ a n d w as th e n w ell
to go to W est V irg in ia, ta k in g a su p p ly
prices, and we cannot be undersold. Our purpose is to keep the best of
“These are cited by experts as th e , ,(<!*ent rule by means ot which the avail them.-elves of these addresses, cuou.fh
w ith h im . I am ju s t in receip t o f a le tte r from
w hich I qu o te : ‘ I a /n w e ll a n d h a r d y
reasons why Coos Bay will become oghtgiyen may he enjoyed and and letters would pour in by the a h n im d g from
e l l i n g v e ry fle sh y .' n
all lines of goods, and our prices will be as low as the markets and the
Tlie Common Sense Medical Adviser,
great: Because of the advantages of Protected.
And that it is there thousand. These advertisements iooS
large pages is sent free on receipt of
quality of goods will permit. All customers may be assured of fair and
S A D D IÆ S .
it» harbor; because of its stockrais Hire sell executive and now ill lorce should he so constructed as to a p ­ stamps to pay expense of mailing only.
Send
31
one-cent
stamps
for
the
cloth-
l
r
.
TtiTTvr»r»
n
Honest
dealing.
ing, dairying interests which are il1" 1 el1, ct"
peal to the class mentioned, namely, hound volume or only 21 stamps for the } I \ L \ K S S A’ T i I? 1 11 f P S
book
in
paper
covers.
Address
Dr.
R.
LO3
IV
DIU
HlrfLD
growing and making rich the man
Salem, Get. 22.—Governor Geer tourists, capitalists and manufae-
W . T. K E R R , M anagei.
V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
W h o engaged therein; because the this morning made the following tores.
"God helps those who help
Made to Order.
vast bodies of timber at its doors statement relative to the proposed themselves,” and, if the people here,
1C 11 v e l i o , I l m - n e s a i O i l ,
1
with mills already turning out special session to a Telegram repre-
(Hough lin y are compared to
W
nf
W
Port
0rf'
o
^,,
C
am
p
ALL
KINDS
OF
SADDLERY
JIARD-
lumber by the tens and hundreds sentalive:
the vast area of eonn try, would but
* •
’ ’ • 609, W oodmen of the
ABE .
of thousands of feet dally is already
“There are some good reasons for unite in a movement of this kind W orld, will m eet a t th eir H all on tho
’ [ second and fourth Saturdays of each S a d d le -B la n k e ts, B its, A c ,, «Sc.
a mine of wealth; because of her calling a special session of the Leg- the results would he enormously to m onth. All nieinliers in good standing
are invited to attend.
vast coal fields, which are of easy islature, against which, of course, is their advantage.
B ro k e n -T h ro a te d C o llars R e ­
A. S. JOHNSTON, C. C.
access, will furnish fuel for vast always to hu considered the item of
“ There are perhaps half a dozen
p a ire d as G ood as New.
A . J. M arsh , Clerk.
shipping and commercial industries expeu.-e. In deciding the question saw mills operating from Crescent
H arness and Saddles repaired a t living
for years to come; because all the the opiuiou and tho reasons given City to Coos Bay, a distance of coast
NOTICE.
prices.
timber for shipbuilding and of the lor it of tho Taxpayers’ League of lino of over 1Ô0 miles. There is not
I .a n g l n i s . O i-c jjo ii.
very best quality now being used Multnomah County would natural­ the least doubt in my mind that, if
Noti.-e is hereby given to all whom it
here in the couslruction of ships and ly have weight and should have the right persons were to visit this may concern, not to enter upon or trt‘8-
pa.-s upon th<‘ premisi h of tho umler-
shipbuildiug on the hay will bo one consideration.”
I h : a i j : h xjx
section and investigate, the result si
:nctl, situated on Elk River. Curry
of the very im portant branches of
would be many more mills in a very county, Oregon, for the purpose of Do You
Coquille Herald: George \V.
with guns, dogs, or otherwise.
mailufuettiring which will rise upon
short time. There are immense hunting,
Any person or persons so trespassing
Majory,
of
Bandon,
was
fatally
in
­
the entry of the new direct line of
tracts of virgin forest; there are w ithout my consent, will lie prosecuted
News«
transportation. Bangor will be the jured by a falling limb Saturday streams down which the logs could to th e full extent of the law.
E ld BAGLEY.
chief town on the bay because of its afternoon while working in the log­ he Hoated, harbors which could he
an have it all for
tine location on deep water channel ging camp of J. T. Jenkin’s, which improved so as to permit vessels to
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
and the terminal point of the new is located near Prosper. The de­ enter, ami once place this lumber
Per.
Per
eo e
road, the Great Central enterprise ceased was acting as hook-tender in vessels on the bosom of the broad
Mouth
Mouth
Departm
ent
of
the
Interior.
has inspired the building of a big and had just hooked the team to a Pacific Ocean, it can ho transported
Lund oflleo at Roseburg, Oregon,
■in Tlie Evening T elegram , of Port-;
long log which swung around when
Hospital in that place.”
Sept 15, 19 g 2.
to any part of the world.
land, Oregon. I t 1« tlie largest ev­
N otice is hereby given th at the follow- ening new spaper published in Ore­
’the team started it, stiiking a dead
“ Tin- development of the dairy­ ing-inutned settler lias tiled notice of his gon: it contains all the news of the;
San Francisco, Get. 22.— It is
tree near by from which the jar
ing industry comes next in impor- intention to inane dual proof in support slate aii.l o f the nation. Try it for a
learned in an authentic quarter th a t1
of his claim, and that said proof will be
brought down a limb which struck
m onth. A sam ple copy willbemail-j
tance in these const counties, and made Is tore George \V. Sm ith, County ted
all the Spreckels inter,sis in Coos
to volt free. A ddress
Mr. Majory on the head, causing
Clerk,
at
Gold
Beach,
Oregon,
on
O
ct­
although it has reached considerable
County are unde.- bond tothcG real
THE TELEGRAM,
ober 31, 1H0J, viz:
concussion of the brnin. lie never
magnitude already, if more men of
Central Railroad, or to some one in
PORTLAND. OK.
N atliau h 'l I>. C la rk e ,
recovered consciousness and passed
capital w eretotaki hold ot it the ben­
New York acting in tho interest of
On
Iloinustead E ntry Mo. 86V9, for the
away the following morning at 2
j . ;. s \\ | ..I
corporation. It ,s slated that the
would result not only to them, N i S , , > ! \ '
N U *4 section 31. Tp. 38 S., R. 11 west.
o’clock.
V efits
hut to those already engaged in the
sum named in tho bond is $1,500,-
lie nanus the following witnesses to
000, and that it include« the 27
Portland. Oet. 20.— 1 he Western business. It would create cheaper prove liis continuous residence upon ' v isit D R . J O R D A N ’ S enxxT (
att-i cultivation of said land, viz:
mi lea of railroad now in operation Packing Company otherwise known and better methods of production r Joseph Close, Abe llardenbrook,
MUSEU» OF fiWAT0E4Y«
itii im (T t? .,u irstin s n .c u .
between .Marshfield and Myrtle as th e Lint,ton horse ctinuery, own­ and larger and more profitable rh e ro n Crook, H enry Ism ert, ail of
Gold Beach, Oregon.
T h e L arg e st A xM re n cel M
mmb in th e (
W o rld . N*«*M-ton«ee •< an y co n tracted
Point, about 2000 acres of land, ed by M. Kinsman, was destroyed markets.
J . T. B K 11 HIES, Register.
diseaee p n a l t l e o l y r a r m t k y tk e oldest
“
Hundreds
of
prospectors
locate
Snesiahat on th e C o as t
It a t jo years.
|
chiefly coal bearing; coal mines of by tire late Saturday night. The
CR. JOROAK-OISEAJIS8F MIN»
mining claims out in th e moon- '
the company qapable of yielding cannery was located in Linnton, tains lure every year. They arc
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1
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th»r-'ut;lk1v ers lic ate d
fro «, -y v te a v t th » « t th e use o f ■ » r e n r y
N O T IC E
n b o u t 700 ton» of coal a day; much
▼ r w s » « a * tre 4 b y
F .e p e rt
iiliout six miles northwest of Port- experienced enough to recognize
• * * rsax-n fi t M u g » t « r e . a qu ick aad 1
city property and wharves at .Marsh­
radical ca re fo r P i l e * . R r tn n n rA and
land, and was used for canning ’Hat, if their piospeets were devel-
r
t
s
l
a
l
n
,
by
D
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J
o
rd
a
n
* special pain
Notice is h ereby g iven to a ll w hom
field, together with the irou collier
» e tk o d c
in . il
ConwHatioa f*e- end «trlrtio private. Traarwm« o*r
,
, are millions
. , of dollars
,
c o n e * « , n o t to e n te r u p o n
Czarina. Of course the railroad Itorseflesh, which was exported in o'H'd. there
I n fact, a b u ll L in e o f G en eral H a rd w are,
epurs to the mines aw included, as large quantities all over the world, them, but they are without , the , means; or trespass. i„ any manner, upon
well us lb,. I., .-, r i,
n ii
I,
n t-1 "' ll v, and the man » ho has the Hie land of the undersigned, situ a -'
w tii us tuc town ,,f Beaver Hill, at especially to France.
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money and could make a venture ted near Denmark. Currv «nnntv '
the minea of tlie
Langlois, Curry County, Oregon.
th
i till interest*
in ten-i s of
nV the
tlii s Mi'i'ccki
° ^ OU’ for
' ”r lh?
Hunting
the e mat»
material
„ rœk).| L ■ E’“ " , T 7 ’ , •'
.i’ "* n ? ‘,
80 , n u * ne H
r i"
Oregon,
the purpose of hu.ili.
Bros, in Coos County are pul in th .
i
i
i
i’*’ '‘" J
°* lh *
7 ’' ’'* “ " 10U«h “ ^ ' ’'>''«1 investi- with guns or dogs, or fishing. Ale
o o p p tio
*
Uld ‘“ «“ ImarUe m the »late.
galion
and such inve-ogalion is not to have any gate o,.e„
goi.
tio n n . .
1
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going
H a v in g en g ag ed in th e H a rd w a re business, a sh are o f th e p u b lic p a t
through, or otherwise trespass in
to is te
‘T ( i l T
T r r ’ (M v 2t,- R e i-
ronage
is solicited. F a ir d e a lin g a n d satisfactio n g u a ra n te e d .
any
manner.
Any
person
or
per­
to w a s iie a m l coni l»nds, on th e on th o U p p e r V ukon a n d »teauier the tourist, capitalist and manufac
k °r , |
Have been n a v ig a tio n will be closed th is week, tun s to visit this section, the miner, sons so entering upon said premises
without mv consent will be prose­
oooded by or Gir th e G reat C e n tra l T h o u sa n d s o f people a re e n ro u te
w earin g qt«fc!i:;ba «reunaurpacaet*. a c ta a lt*
as well as other residents, would be cuted to the full extent o< the law. tnit’.tatin>r
d . N at
R a ilro a d for $u00,u0O.
so u th w a rd from Dawson C ity .
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.
c
br tw ha o au box«*
i*v<. o » f . a t a | y o th C e 4 r » b K ran
M C
IX C.
greatly
benefited.”
I
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HARRY WILSGN.
_rOB8ALEPYrE VLFIH OEN t RALIXJ
W EDNESDAY. OCTOER 29.
VW 2.
Store,
M E R IE S , (thabestonly,
s he Pacific
rUPnitUPC HilU
Lumber Company,
i
P o rt Orford, O regon,
mil Hides, GENERAL
MERCHANDISE,
"#fe W o n 't D io
Ladies Ftrashing Goods
et < -
Graniteware, Tinware,
Glassware and Crockery.
E. H. CHEEVER,
Know the
1 I G roceries & P ro v isio n s
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
GRANITEWARE,
STOVES & RANGES.
DOORS & WINDOWS,
PAINTS & OILS.
AXLE
BIAT IX TUC eiifiASE
WORLD,
im
I
h