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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1903)
" V o lu m « p o r t X II. O H F O IU ), O l t l ’X K » . W E I ) > K S I ) A A ^ .I I l . V Y our H air OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. “ R a ce S u icid e,” as V iew ed by Womahi. 1003 M ore S ignal» from Mara. I ------------- TS ti tn l> o v I O regon C ivil W ar V eteran s. Everybody in the state knows ------------ Oun good friends, the M artians, about the Second and Third Oregon Of late I have read several articles !ire ftt it again. They have some- STATU AND DISTRICT OFFICERS I Regiments, but few realize the im U. 8. Senators—J >hn H . M itchell and in regard to race suicide. In these thing to communicate, and are try- portance of the work done by the “ Two years ago my hair was Joseph Simon, both of Portland. woman is charged with having lost ¡ng to signal us. Whether it is a First Oregon, which was mustered falling out badly. I purchased a C ongressm an, F ir s t D istrict Linger the God given desire to become a p.»ceful communication, which, if I in December, 1864. lb e regiment, bottle of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and H erm ann, of Roseburg. soon my ti air stopped coming out. wife and mother. Various reasons trauslatable, would be found to composed of nearly 1000 active G overnor—Geo. E . C ham berlain S a Miss Minnie Hoover, Paris, 111. are assigned for this, but 1 have nut mean, Good morning, Earth. How’s young men was organized to uphold lem. , a seen what 1 believe to be the great- business? or something to like effect, the Union cause in the Civil War, S ecretary of State—F - I . » u n b ar, Sa- Perhaps your mother est cause of this loss. Is it uot he- or formal notice that the long- but was never sent South because lein. o had thin hair, but that is Stole T .easurer—C has. 8. Moore, Sa- cause our nation has refused to pro threatened Mai tian invasion of this there was plenty to do in saving no reason why you must lect the horn« th a t the American p]anet is about to begin, calling for this part of the country to the S u p tP u b lic In stru c tio n —J. H . Ack woman refuses to become a wife ai d 801De gort of proclamation of hostile Union. In the dark hours of 1864, go through life with half- erm an, Salem. mother? She has w ept, played and -„tent, we cannot ut present be quite when the late of the United States State P rinter—J- R- W hitney, Salem starved hair. If you want A ttorney G eneral—D. B. N . B lac - petitioned our state and national gure. p rof. Percival Lowell, of hung in the balance, rebel sym long, thick hair, feed it governments to throw around the Boston, who has mndt. a specialty of pathizers were very numerous in b u rn , Salem. with Ayer’s H air Vigor, C lerk State I-and B o a rd -M . L .C h a m home of this country some protec- Mar8 f„r some years, has observed a Oregon and these went so far as to b erlain , Salem . and make it rich, dark, lion from the greatest curse this brilliant projection from the edge of raise several companies whose J o in t Senator fo r Coos and Curry 1. and heavy. world has ever known. But in- t|10 Martian disk which admits of avowed object was to assist in the M. Dimm ick. $t.00 a twlik. All draggtst«. stead of granting her request “this n0 natural explanation, and conse secession ef Oregon, 'lb e Union J o in t R epresentative for, Coos anu I f your d ru g g ist ca n n o t tu p p ly you, G urry—R- D . Hume, W edderburn. land of the free and home of the quently must be artificial. If not men of the state volunteered against Bend ua one dollar and w e w ill ex p ress Ju d g e , 9d Ju d icial D is tr ic t- J . W. you a b o ttle. Be sure a n d g iv e the nam e brave” has go ie into partneiship artificial, it undoubtedly has a pur- them and the First Oregon Volun o f your n earest ex p ress office. A d d ress, H am ilton, Roseburg. * J . C. A Y ER CO., L ow ell, Mass. with the home destroyer, so the only [ p08e> and from its position and teer regim ent was called into lile. Prosecuting A ttorney, 2d Ju d icial Dis- reply weeping, petitio ing woman- character the presumption is that tr ic t—George M. Brown Roseburg. Indian troubles added to the an x D ep th s o f th e Sea. hood receives is: Go help make this purpose is to attract the atten- iety of the loyal men of those da) s, U 8 C om m issioners—J . H . U pton, L anglois; J . H untley, Gold Beach. Two devices for exploring the homes, be patient, bear children, tion of the astromers of this planet and as these outbreaks were of fre COUNTY OFFICERS. depth of the sea have been invented and each year we will lay a'aiu t' an(j tell them something, or at least quent occurence the regiment was C ounty Ju d g e —E. A. B ailey, Gold 100 000 of them in drunkards’ getan answering signal. It might out up into detachments and by Cavaliere Pino, an Italian. Beftclx» One is a submarine worker for use graves, and we cannot tell ju st how very well be that they have some- scattered here and there. Some County C om m ission ers-F . H . Blake, at greater depths than diveis can many of them we place in alms thing im portant to communicate, went as far as Boise, Idaho; others C hetco; C. W. H aines, Eckley. endure. I t is a big steel egg, built houses, county jails, penitentiaries but the misfortune of it all is that took the trail in Klamath County, Sheriff—J- G. W alker, G old.Beach. so strong as to withstand great pres and insane asylums. C ounty Clerk—George W. Sm ith, i if this be true, we shall have to rr- while Still others kept the Rogue sure of water, and equipped with Gold Beach. I t is not because » woman loves a main content with ignorance of River Indians on the move in C ounty T reasurer—Jam es C aughell, steel arms and hands for moving poodle dog more than a baby that what it is. Southern Oregon. Scarcely more W edderburn. objects on the sea bottom. I t carries she chooses the dog, but if she pays Were this otherwise, the difficult- than one company could be found Assessor—A. H. Post, P ort Orford two men, who look out through the tax and puts a collar on her jes in the way of answering the in any one place. School 8 u p t.- W m . S. G uerin, Lang- heavy crystal windows and. see dog, she is protected by the law Martain signals would be sufficient- The volunteers enlisted for “three Surveyor—D. Cunniff. Jr., Gold Beach. whatever is in sight. It has a tele from the dogslayer. But tell me, if Ay gCrious to provo discouraging, years or the war,” b u t when the m z b t in s s of t h e cour ts . phone which communicates with you can, how a mother can protect 3jr Robert Ball’s calculations led war was over in 1865, they were C ircuit C ourt meets F ourth M onday in the surface, and is furnished with her bov? She went down to the hiln to the conclusion that if should mustered out, having done noble August of each year. electric power, by means of which it gates of death to give him birth, attempt to establish a wig wag coin- work in keeping the state in the C ounty C om m issioners C ourt m eets proceeds on a single wheel over the She counts this as naught for the munication with Mars we should Union on the one hand, and in &up- first W ednesday in Jan u ary , April, sea bottom wherever its governors joy th at a man child is born. She need for that purpose about 32,500 gressing hostile Indians on the FLOUR and FE E D always on hand. J u ly and Septem ber of each year. choose. It holds air enough to last watches over him, sleeping and gqUare miles of area, which would P robate C ourt meets first Monday in Orders taken for any article not in stock. other. a moderate time, and when more is waking, warns him of the dangers demand an inconveniently long each m onth. Now the F irst Oregon, or what is Orders taken for Suits, and fits guaranteed. CUBBY COUNTY POST OFFICES AND POST- needed it can be supplied from the of the intoxicating cup, but it avail- 1flagstaff and entail some mechanical left of it, has decided to hold a reg m aste rs . surface. In a like manner it can be eth not. Ere the blush" of youth difficulties in handling it. Or, if ular old-time reunion next Saturday K. H . Blake. furnished with light. 1 he invent has left his cheek she sees him We should try it with lights, we with the rest of the G. A. R. b iy». H a rb o r.'..'' " f ; . ‘J^ J a m e s McCutchen. or believes that his machine will ie offered a sacrifice on the altar of his should need an electric light as There are said to be about 500 of its G old B e a c h .............Miss Annie Doyle. highly effective for the recovery i f nation’s greed. W hat wonder that large as the City of London, which members still living and an effort ........... sunken tteasures or articles of any woman buys a ranch, goes into] would be expensive to maintain, will be made to erect a monument kind th at have been lost in the see. sheep raising instead of raising We may get to it by and by, if the to their memory before the last of ...............n J E ^ ° ui o e: : In the case of a sunken ship he pre- boys. Wool glowers are protected, occasion exists, but meanwhile it them shall have joined the ranks 2oPrW n.';.'.'.‘.'.'.‘.'.‘.'.'.'.C has. R W ifsom poses to go down in his machine, and if wolves should abound oui would bo a great pity if Mi rtian across the dark river. The old boys P o rt O rford.................. Ames Johnston find the ship, put dynam ite in it in government would pay so much per romance was iliminated from our of the First Oregon will therefore .. .J. S r Capps. D en m ark .. ,.E . Rackleff. the right place, blow off the deck, head for their destruction. But the ¡pseudo-scientific literature. I t is a have a sideshow of their own next L a n g lo is .. .J . A. H ainos. and direct the operations of men at destroyer of our sons is protected by ! lovely planet to speculate about, Saturday when steps will be taken E ck ley . . . . the surface in getting out the ship’s law; bis business ts legalized. When ' Everything points to the conclusion to perpetuate their deeds which contents. He will be able to mark the voters of the country make the th a t the conditions on Mars arc were of such im portant service to J. H U N TLEY , , the position of treasure chests or raising of children a safe business, very sim ilar to those existing on the state when loyal men were none All goods not giving satisfaction can be returned, and money refund heavy articles by line and buoy, so then will our daughters become the earth. We hope their June cli too numerous in the Northwest. Attorney & Counselor at Law that they may he grasped by grap wives and joyful mothers of chil mate is better than ours, and that, ed, providing the goods are returned in good order. Telegram, June 24th. nels and hauled up. notary public , dren, “and the streets of the city with their vast system of “canals,” His other invention, the hydro shall be full of boys and girls play- j presumably for irrigation purposes, P u ssy D ied lu th e W ell. O r eo o n . scope, is an apparatus for searching ing in the streets thereof.”—Eliza they suffer less from drouth and G old B hach the sea bottom from the surface. beth A. Ivey, in Michigan Christi an flood— but that is beside the point. They do strange things in Texas Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878,—No The inventor has not yet disclosed It will continue to interest us, not sometimes. The entire force of a Will Practice in all th e Courts of this Advocate. tice tor Publication. MRS. E. W. JEN SEN , how it works. The laws of optics because it makes^iny possible dif village paper of that state drank State. govern its construction, yet it is U nited S tates Land Office, ference what the people of Mars are water *’off a dead cut’ for a week! fine millinery W a l k e d 1 2 4 ,1 0 0 M ile s. Public Land Cases a Specialty. Roseburg, Oregon, Jan u ary 31, 1903. something much more than an in doing, but maybe because it is At last the editor tasted and tasted, Notice is hereby given th a t in com pliance with th e provisions of th e act of strum ent which reflects images from rerlly none of our business anyway, refusing to l>e satished that the a complete line of Ladies and C hil J. H . UPTON, ■' ess of Ju n e 3, — 1878, “ ,, An one mirror to another. That it does Knoxvil’e, Tenu., June 22.—As a and has additional fascination for Congre^ -, entitled --- -- liquid was as pure ns th at associated act for the sale of tim b e r lands in the d re n ’s T rim m ed H ats. U .W . C O M M I 8 8 J ° N E K ' Ready tc W ear H ats and Sailors con- States of California, Oregon, N evada, work, and well, is attested by a result of the establishment of tree j th at reason. It is a pity, of course, in his mind with “ the old oaken rural delivery in Washington C.-.un- j ,f want and in W ashington T erritory,” as ex group of competent persons who to signal u , that we bucket.” One by one the chic girl stantly on hand. tended to all th e Public Land States, notary PUBLIC, Hats trim m ed to order on short n o tice. by act of August 4, 1892, M ary F. saw it tried in the harbor of Genoa, ty, William Archer has lost Ins J” *’ cin n o t fl|, j a way to respond, just compositors sullied suspiciously, B erger, of Eugene, co unty of on January 26, 1903. They certi after carry the mail over the star ourgeiVC8 neighborly and ami Vile foreman began to leave a P o r t O rford, O reg o n . L anglois , C ubby C o ., O reg o n . U n e , state of Oregon h a s th is day filed in this office his sworn statem ent fied that through the hydroscope route for 25 years anti walking the sociable, but doubtless it amuses quid of tobacco pouched Hi iris cheek No 4384,for the purchase of th e Lots 9 they were able to see clearly objects entire time. Dealer in Town Lots, and Im proved £. W . JENSEN, them to niuke the effort, and thus when he took a drink. It was only 1 and 10 and NJ of 8K J, of Section N o . W 9 contributes something to the gayety w lien the “devil” himself refused to 4 in Township No. 32 South, of Range in the sea bed in their true form, I Archer is now 45. When lie was J U S T IC E O F T H E P E A C E , and W ild Lands. No i f west, and will offer proof to show color and position, and that the ir.- 20 he got the job of carrying the of planelg_ NfcW York Times. F ilin g s and Final Proofs Made on wash in tho water on the grounds th a t the laud sou g h t is more valuable and ---------------------- I for its tim ber or stone than for agri- Btrument did its work well. Its in- j mail from Johnson City to Stony th at it “smelled like dud’s old H omesteads and Pre-em ptions. > ( ) T ’A K V p i ’ l t L l C • cu ltu ral purposes, and to estab lish his ventor says that down to a depth of - Point, a distance of eight miles. Ho L ife in K en tu ck y . / boots,” that the force was con I claim to said land before th e Register I and Receiver of th is office, at Roseburg, 100 meters his apparatus will reveal did the work for ten vests and general conveyancing . 1 Oregon, on Tursdav. the 9th day of the sea bed by natural light, and missed only one day, and that on Man born in the wilds of Ken vinced. Investigation followed, and while AGENT i Ju ly , 1903. She names as w itnesses: tucky is of fued days and easy vir Edward Wells, of Camas Valley, Ore th at greater depths than that will account of severe illness. the girl typos were out in the alley L. A. ROBERTS, g o n , David M urphy of Alma, O r e g o n require artificial light. The Greek He then got the route from Stony tue. lie flsheth, fiddleth and fight- German American running their lingers down their John M urphy, C harles H aines, both of A T T O H . . . ' E Y A .T LA-AV . government has made a contract P. int to W atauga Ben i, a distance el|1 aj| (jie days of his life. Hu necks to superinduce nausea, the Insurance Company, E ugene, Oregon. . . . , Any and all persons claiming adverse with him for the recovery of works of 10 miles, and here he carried the g|iunneth water as a mad dog and M yi ie P o in t, O regon. LIFE. FIRE AND MARINE. editor, the foreman and the hum ly the above-described lands are re quested to file th eir claims in this of of art sunk 2000 years ago in Greek mail for 10 yanrs, walking continu- firinketh much whiskey. print, mighty pale about the gills, fice on o r before th e said 9th day oi waters near Oerigotto, some of ally. He made the round trip of 20 jie rjseth even from his cradle to Probate business a specialty. were actively engaged in “ j e f f i n g ” Real Estate and C onveyancing. Ju ly , 1903. j BRIDGES, R egister. which ha has already brought up. miles daily. seek the scalp of his grandsire’s for nine drinks apiece lo drown Hi« out O r f o r d , - - - - Five years ago lie was transferred en,.,n y and hringth home in his cat—a drink for every life of the The English government, too, has T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878, N otice for P ublication . ¡contraeted with him for the recov back to Iris old route between John car-case the ammunitions of the feline. P. J. LINDBERG &. SON J. >1. UPTON, The next day a single line editor ery of sjiecie from the Black Prince, eon City and Stony Point, and neighbor’s wife’s uncle’s father-in- U nited S tates L and Office, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ial appeared in the village napev a d sunk during the Crimean war. His walked 16 miles a day. He con law who avengeth the deed. Roseburg, Oregon, Jan u ary 21 Notice is hereby given th at Yea, verily his life is uncertain vising subscribers to boil the d rin k I machines will have a good chance tinued to carry the mail on this BA N D O N , O R EG O N . Bnce with the provisions of th e act ol ing water. route until the posteffice was wiped an(j he knoweth not the hour when A Complete L .n T ^ C M k e ts, Coffins Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled ‘ An to show their abilities. Cavaliere A I’odiuik gpntemporary ad • a c t for the sale of tim ber land» In the Pm o thinks his hydroscope will lie out with all the others in the coun- |,e jnay be fired hence. mitted noticing several catty re OMee u p stairs, ln Eldorado Building and Trimmings. States of California, Oregon, Nevada, He gueth on a journey “half shot,” marks “ in the B l a t l e r of late,” and and in W ashington Territory, as ex used by steamship companies for try, nnd now he is without a Job Orders taken for Tom bstones and tended to all th e Public Land States bv the entertainm ent of their pass-i Archer in his idleness has been g|1j coinetli back on a shutter, shot, ho|>cd the editor would not only 'a c t of A ugust 4, 1892. H ugh M ul j | e rjK tb in the night to let the boil tiie water hereafter but be caro- Cemetery Railing. ligan, of V ancouver, county of engers, who will no longer be sa tis figuring up what he has dor.« for GEORGE M. BROWN, ful to strain out the “yowls” as C lark, S tate of W ashigton, M a th is fied to ’ee only sky and water when the Government, ami he finds by cat out, and it taketh nine doctors PO R T O RFO RD , OREGON. well. day filed in this office his sworn state A TT O K N EY at law , Ollier newspapers professed to ment No. 4350, for th e purchase of th e they can enjoy a curious and en- calculation that he has walked 124, t |,rce days to pick the buckshot S W I8E J, KJ 8W J.SW 1 SWJ se ctio n 29 tended subaqueous prospect. ‘ They 100 miles during Iris services of 25 froin fijg person. disbelieve tile story so far as the ed J. W . S T R A N G E , ----------------- To. 31 8. It. 13 W, an.l will offer prooi it having been years, or lacking about 900 miles o f, | j e g„«ih f„rih in joy and g lad-! ¡tor was coimei ne ROSEBURG. OREGON. to show th a t th e land sought is more will see thousands of fishes play and valuable for Its tim ber or stone than flee liefore them.” he says, “ whi e having walked around the world ne-.g, and cometh back in scraps and long-time history that he iiublbtieil D E V H * T naught tint nectar of the rtddar lor agricultural purposes, and to estab lish bis claim to said land before the> deserts, field, forests and mountains five times. He thinks he lias the ’ flagmen ts. variety; using nqua purn for bath DR. J. J- C A LD W ELL, C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N , j R egisterand Receiver of this office at He calleth his fellow man a liar ing purposes o u t)—and that very will pass like the figures of a cine I world’s record for walking. R.isi-hurg, Oregon, on ednesdai'.the , P h y s i c i a n n n d H .ir ifc o n , j W hile he holds this record, he anj gettetli liimseif filled with scrup rarely. matograph, daily, and nightly, too, 8th day of J u ly , 1903. As the “devil” carried away th* He nam es as witnesses has never received much pey. He non, even to the fouith generation, for when the natural light fails, PORT ORFORD, O R E G O N . w in v i,gt C urry C ounty sem ¡-annual 1> W. H. Boren, of Roseburg. Oregon, dripping pussy cat. using the lore- He em ptieth a demijohn into Jo h n L ehnherr, H arry L ehnherr, W il electric light will replace it.— H a r has never been able to buy ahorse, — I m an’s pinchers clasped firmly on a , he got only $20 a month. During himself and a shotgun into his liam L e h n h e rr, of Cam as > alley, Or- Diseases of laulies and C hildren a Spec per’s Weekly. the tail, as n means to the end, he _ p t i r P o r t O rfo rd U stn p 1 the quarter of a century that he has enemy and hie enemy’s son lieth in was heard to remark casually that— • 01 VV • eo<). W oodmen of the ' j ’ny and all persons claim ing ad- tne quarter O l } wait on election day, and, lo, the Orpxon D ally Journal, a D em ocratic ialty W orld, will m eet at th eir Hall on the versely the abore-tlescribeo lau'i» ar*' “ Well, mi matter what Hie “devil* aily newspappr, e ig h t Io 20 p ages. II a been in the Government em |l»y Ì Coroner ploweth up a 40 acre field second and fourth Saturdays of each requested to file th e ir claim» in (his of 1 d year; 12 for s ix m onth». T he Journal 1» •’T ''"1 the m onth. All m em tw rs^i good standing fice on or before »«id *th day of J W . a new sp aper Send In your subscrip tion . not once has any charge been ^ i .u i y the remaihs of that man.— •■¡J- He is ^Oregon Daily Journal. [em ergency!-C oqm lle Bulletin. T he Oregon W eek ly Journal, a D em o- are invited b i a t t e n d . ^ ^ ^ c In terest your neighbor In T h e Journal. brought against him. c J tW new spaper. 16 p a g es. I J . T . BRIDGE.“ , Register- I A ddress T he Journal. B ox 121, Portland, «11 of It’ 11 a year to an y addre* ’- T he fo u r e .L p O. BOX 121. Portland. Or. | A. 8. J ohnston , Clerk. PORT ORFORD, OREGON, . DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE KEEPS IN STOCK, GROCERIES, The Best, Only, D R Y G O O D S, Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Oil Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Tinware, Glassware, Crockery, . new goods Received by «very steamer. HIDSS »4 W to is for Goo4s, DOORS and ^WINDOWS. . Funeral W Directors.
