The Port Orford tribune., December 25, 1907, Image 2

,#B l> M & tP A r, DBO
-far? Write to
s o . MACKAY,
flU M U K IF T lU K I
Ose Copy Une Y és r.. . .
Une U«u>y S ix M o u t h s . ..
O u. Copy Threw ffootha.
J B - L . D r . k e , November 8. in
tali-
i tods dOdegrre« * 9 minutes north
• an,W“ S S !M « IH M e g re e . 37 m i„-
tjtes WMffz 1, WM picks*! up N«»v-
shiber 2«, in Y»qi*iiM Bay, Oregon,
AU ths leading Japanem States- Having covered »bout 300 mites in
man have ihs kindliest greetings to i 18 days. A report -of the affair
tbe American people over ths sail has been rsosi vwt by John MoNui
tag of Bob B ra n ’s Big Flcui, an d •y , nautical expert in the local by jj
they sxtaod cordial is v ita tio .it to drogrsphio office.
Aha fleet to visit Japan. Ths war-
clouds a r t all blown away, or alas
they a rt oarafully »oiled up and
hidden sway. Let us have Pea or I
of Satsop, County
Waah'nvton, tiled
Wa will be good— W ill you?
.TsbKffied Every Wednesday, by
HARDY ¡Í. «TKW AKT.
tomber 34, IMS, h
No i 8586
a
f G lor
i ü the á pu í
¡¡ sta «
r iv a h u lid red men killed in one
miqp-horror, sod now comae anoth­
er slaughter of throe hundred mare,
that lust for gold shall ba fanned
notsaledl This is Shy lock’« age!
W hat mailer the lives of man, the
shrieks of their wives and children,
i f human devils oan only garner,
Gold! Gold 11 G u idili
more valuable for
prosperous nation, which ia grew-
ing sod prospering most s w iftly
fnron, Michigan
t/kday, is th e southwest— the re
— ------------------- gioa whose central AeM la Qkla
bom«, In d ian te rrito ry and north
levs 8, 1878— Texas, says the Chicago la t e r
b lle a tito .
a lies
Bids Wanted.
of the several forms
and affidavits fucmeily required to
he filled in such cnibR, and the use
U‘ ar* ° 1f 7 iU W * ' *
°f
,' b° tl * - e* pen“e U
i
aaI " .n d o ® “ "»
!
W r,> and datfa<? V »
there are 21, involving about 100
defendant». Theae do not tnnlnde
R’ A'
The it o r y
Oklahom a’s trans-
-
Land States by
—fo r only a beginning has been
made, even in Oklahom a—A f
i ' V T a. .
. ®tl,e r P *rta ®f theMcentral sooth
te te ^ ffiJ m ^ D ^ i weat waa *nade la • leM aenan-
W e*lf tr e a t you Square!
ie»rn statement ’ ioha I manner, and it baa not r e
‘u t u a u l '
,h €
notice th a t i t f e ­
ta 31 South Of • eP ea-
I
« d will offer {
Than I t was w ith anrpriao th a t
amb^r
tha natk>0 ■* ,arfl* learned, when
hbrpnscs, and to tbe “statehood” ag ttatio a berame
> said land be-1 strong a few years w o , th a t there
rl
on w« re « * * ” 5 m ®«* than tw ice as
S ' Peb^iflOB
many w hite people aa Indians in
Remember the Hamel
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t
fth e Place!
IndiaB te rrito ry , and th a t these.
aBd th*
M .oK>
with fa them, were
doUjg
<H ,n
tb d e ia th
Atsop, wash.
IRom-barg, Ore. industries, schools and churches -
rfb ^ ta iS ? ¡¡‘re th a t * 5 *
th rivin g ecm-
manitieB in Illin o is Or, l a w s o f I
Minnesota.
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“ W M , With furthe»’ » « T r i *
.......
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th a t people who in yooth had been
• - 1 m a
accnatompd to think of Texas an a '
. k . , 10/0,
land largely inacceaaible save onj
b h c a tio n .
horseback or by wagon, learned
ts Land Office,
thin year th a t Texas waa leading
□V. «th, 1807.
a il the states of the onion in ra il
¡.“ S
way «»lenge, and had poshed
■8. entitled *<As Illinois from the prim acy held fo r
* 4,° ^
thJ <0 yeans.
IO«n«’ extended to
The»* tw o facfe fru s tra te how
The Mail Order House
Roseburg, Oregon
• by set of Asg? the southwest is growing, and has
« . b S Z «teten f
daring our right to tail our ship« wf‘ iob
«»set duplicates thereof, j
wherever
wa
plea«e. Anxious
• • *° wor^ int arrangement I
hearts await thair arrival on this ***** •*» - K scbofsaid forms i« a-|
coast, and glorious weicomss w ill
greet them.
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H enay and his- shadow, Burna,
•re in Portland, pamoa.lly to p«.h
tbe L a id Fraud saeas known • • tba
“ Henay Indictm ent.,” of which
I O eeaa-
|
cUims in thisoi-
8th day of Feb,
iid t , Register.
Diplomacy may fold it» heads and baen
»«d on and after
stand aghast at the phantoms this March 1, 1908, no entrjes w ill bei
fleet conjures ups but behind these • ’ ,owed *n th® °I« *f of cases shove '
ships a n eighty millions nf loyal ® « n liooed onisss executed upontl.a
hearts cheering them on, and da- ( n#w official forms, hr upon forms
We fill them promptly and earefitlly.
■and Offioe,
| fo rm ation from a a em pty c attle
,N »v-7, I18®7’
'
iB ta • ,aDd •< blossoming I
'¡»ten.St ite °A o t iarm s and f b ririn g towns w asen
it. 187JS, entitled acted la such a s ta rtlin g manner
.( timber jandajn th a t it forced public attention.
» ’re r riS y ’, ” ss Tbe b*ff*B» i®8 of the development
te n torear erne Um« It tostate care. tend tor
«M ot teitlmoutel». •
A to r e n F. r . CHKNIY « to., T olto», o . -
Sold t»y all D ru ttU U . Tftc< j,.. .
.,
Take H a lit Fam ily Pills (or constipation.
■ F —
* 1W
by sending us your Mail Orders.
iS r ife W lf
l * * n growing, almost unseen and
the nation a t large,
and w p w ta lly unnoticed by the
“ nh* a rd
i^ r P o r t Orford, O rrc^,
torn statement general public in tba region o f the
-7 J W L %
‘7 *
_
>uth, Range 14
A " p a r ti o f tho A m ericas re-1
x»f to sho> that public are prospering.
E very
m Tte n ™ H u £ i whcre ther# a r‘‘ ‘-I'Mwen fo r young
l i s h ^ i . claim men w ith the will and character
’ ^
• toJ,***d
e iith ° d a ,Ur5f
.
p’
•>
to grasp them. But fo r men seek-
« 8 more elbow room, and liking
to nee rapid returns for th e tH a b o r f
or tb e ir “ °**ey, »here is ao ptscel
to-day like tbe prosperous sontb-
Odtemiaaioher.
u
01 eYBr* M " « w’ a ‘® d
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G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S ,
BOOTS and SHO ES
, BIO CITY HAPPENS 8EN8E.
0 F F I 0 U N D1RBCT0BY
STATS AKB m s n u C T o a v M w a s :
i Saeple of Great KetrapaHa Baaama
Insensible to foetid Ataaoa-
pbarelnWbtebn teffttv a .
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G. S. Bhn'to—Jonathan Bourne Jr., of
Portland and Ohaa. Fulton of Astoria,
□ongrssaaaan, F irst District— W illis
Hawley, of Salam.
Industrial Panic.
Thoughtful, wall-infortaad
m y. that, as a rasa It of ths Finan
oial Panic, and ot over production,
wa are on tbe threshold of an In ­
dustrial Panic, more disastrous than
wa bavaever experienced, and sure
to result in much human Buffering
pud woa. Sava la railroad build
ing nearly all tinea of buainaM.and
p f production, have bam vastly
pverdoaa. Credit has bean inflated
to Ute verge of in a a a ity j Wage»
have been red need, sad teas of
thousands of laborer» have been ai
ready discharged, and tba Bomber»
era co mutating ' at M) .l.rm trig
ratio. The financial
—¡ hart
baa not cleared aa Bankers would
have ua believe. Money is Mill
abut up in atroog boxer; hunks are
• till failing; other failures are ia-
preaaing; faetorim are limitihg
their output, or dosing down; hut
little hope of relief is experienced
from our politioial congress. Our
great d aily papers are “ajleat on
these topics, or elm print only such
•tu ff as is “ fixed” by Wall Street I
The people are batrayed by men
they trust. No one can foresee the
re m it/; but out of ths fire cornea
purifiealion, and wa shall hope our
pmpla w ill gat wisdom to rule a
government they made for them
selves.
A G U A R A N T E E D C U B E FOB PtT.ua
.
Blind, »»edlng or Frotrud
cam, ae matter of how long steading.
In A L » U
ciawm
L 'tm ^ u
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Perhaps it la fo rtu n a te th a t
those people who spend a ll > e l r
lives in a densely populated me-
tropolia are, to a great e x te n t,n s -
Governor—Goo. E. Chamberlain 8 * -
. conscious o f the foetid atmoe
lem.
, phere in which they live.
A fte r,
Secretary of State— F. I. Dunbar, 8a-
, spending a protracted period in
l»m.
the mountains and forests, oar
State Treasurer—Oeo A. Steel of 8a-
nostrils a re shucked by the disa­
greeable odors em anating front
>’ Supt. Publlo Iaatruction—J . H . Aek-
the gutters, the shops, the stale
d
eru ten , Salem,
beer of the aalooaa, and tbe very
i State P rin te r—V^HHs D u n lw ay, Salem.
persona of the people on the
„ Attorney G s n e ra l-A . M . Crawford,
T R E A S U R E R 'S N O T IC E .
Salem.
,J • •-
etreeta, says Dan Beard, in Bee
Clerk State Land B o a r d -O .G . Brown.
reation.
'4.
Notice Is hereby given that all Carry
Salem.
B ut th ia aenaltiveneaa o f one’s
» Joint Senator for Coos and Curry— County Warrants tamed and registered olfactories does not loag continue.
prior to Dee. J, IP03, are now due, and
»
John 8. Coke.
As the ears became accustomed to
g Joint Representative for Coos and will be paid on pr»aontatlon to me at the roar o f the streets, and the
my
office
in
Gold
Beach,
C
a
rty
oounty
Curry—Ed Backleff.
Oregon. No farther interest w ill be eyes to tbe raak growth of the an
Judge, 3d Judicial D lstrle h -J . W.
allowed on the wltMn described W ar­ gainly buildings, one’s nose ceaaee
Hamilton,
Bosebunr.
by occupation. H e it ia comforta­
rants after the fir»t publication of thia to record the disagreeable odora.
ble circumstance« financially and Prosecuting Attorney, 3d Judicial D U
notice, to-wit, Dm. 11, t»oy.
As the faeultlea adjust them
triet—George M . Broun, Roaeburg.
no motive for suicide can be imag­
selves
to tb e unnatural and un­
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ComnalaalonerB—J.
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Upton,
ined.— Oregonian.
Langlois. *
County Treasurer. sanitary surroundings o f the city;
as the five senses become blunted
00UWTV orricaas.
and du(l, th e ir owner appears to
i County Judge—E. a Bailey, Child
be gradually losing individuality
Bciach.
and exist oaly as an unim portant
County C o m m M o n era-J. W . Cooley,
atom in tbe tu rb M flood o f bn» « « .
Chstco; Ed Hypher, Langlois.
ity . Home men are stoma a ll their
Sheriff—8 . E. M arsten, Gold Beach.
lives, b at 1/ the president of tbe
County C lerk-d X u rg o
W, Smith,
Gold Beach. ’
f’* - '
U nited S tates can go camping
w
ith the boya, why should not a ll
Caughel1’
Am ericana who can get a week
•M l h i * " Kavuritffi
»rlnUum ■maaKllwteauat Assessor—A. J. M a ra ^ P o rt O rford.
off fo llo w his example? M any of
1« the Way UM t)
M t h i L to h ?
School Supt— Ames8 . Johnatou, Port
the Sons o f D aniel Boons are
How® Journal, with ito great black diw
Orford. ,
qnite young, and th e ir parents
V hatolnga. who never saw the hum-
groveling retraction, with i u (noou- Surveyor - D . Cunniff, Jr. Gold Beach
may object to three little fellows
2 t o T i t ^ 3 ! ^ ^ ‘ wo month* C e ro w u -D r.F .A t 8cWlcmann, Wed-
camping
alone, but there could be
WASHINGTON D.O.
derburn.
* ‘ *,bo“ ,7 * * r « « l I" * e »land-
no objections If the fa th e r o f some
i,rtlci* lh* ‘ l,r- Pl«rc®'»
^ » ’ ovlto Frew-ripuon, for the eur. of
lpmiVO8>^ THB COOBTS.^S
one o f the boys went w ith them
woman ■ wsakaetors snd ailments, m-v. Circuit Ctourt meets Fourth Monday In
to teach them woodcraft and
Uhted tocobo, arnttohor
August of each year.
S i -« .. k Pi* ' * t f S ? Dp‘ l> bro:'« 1“ « • *
keep them under hia eyes, and it is
M n l I b r 1.* * * ^ ? Of U‘* l*d l« s ’ County Corn mis« loners Court meets t
safe to say th a t the man who vol­
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ffioo.»*').00 <Utna5«L,
Brat Wednesday la January, April, c
Dr. Ptoe»» altoged U a t Mr. Bokf^is
unteers to take a fo rt o f Boone
Ju ly an-1 September of each year. .
•dltor, maMelously publhbnd the article
boya camping w ill have the tim e
Probate Court meet, first Monday uj ,
of hia life, and the boya w ill help
each month.
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,lh® ’■‘ •nt of Injuring hk
Verdict for Dr. Pierce
PATENTS
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M E N S ’ and BOYS, C L O T H IN G ,
L A D IE S ’ D R E W GOODS,
H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT B and T IN W A R E ,
i:;■<’ ■'
C IG A R S ,TO B A C C O , P IP E S
C A N D Y , N U T S and N 0 T I0 N 8 .
tn fact, a supply of everything usually k»pt in a wall Stocked
Genera] Merchandise Store.
0RDKB8 TABBS FOB
AMY ABTICU5 SOT IS STOCK. •
Call and examine goods and get priees.
*^Port Orford, Curry County, O re.^
BARGAIN8
In
E v e r y th in g -,
r 1, M i l
Ladies* & Gents* Furnishing
Goods,
Dry Goods
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p
:
Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes
Cigars and Tobacco.
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cubby oocirrr i * ost ovvicxa amb roav-
eontafned fn h it WF **
-tpttou-; that »Md stodlcin«
‘h « 2 t e l m.idlcl" * 1 roo‘ ® «nd
“ jm fal Ingredients whet-
. 7 " ■ ’ •yloue etato-
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f»i»î.
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v in
f e j ’-
. NABTBBS,
O h e to o ......
... Mias Id a Cooley.
Harbor........
^.Fletcher Gardner.
GoM Beuch
. . . . . . . J . W . Riley.
Wedderburn
......... .. O r n . Kerr.
fUlbee.........
E. H . Raaaell.
M a r ia l.........
. . . T . W. BlUinge.
M rs. J. D . Oooley.
......... D .M . Moore.
Corbin
......... E- K . Dartt.
Port Orford
...A sms Johnston
D enm ark...
...........J- 8, Cap;«.
La a g io ta ...
Rackloff.
,J. A. Halnee.
Mr.
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I will pay fifty dollar« (MO) for evi­
dence that w ill lead to the arrest and
convtetfam of the party or partiee who
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I\<MliewT I>i*e«8 O-oodhs, amw.Hr»«,
oalieoffi, fla n n e lm , e t c .
Hardware & Tintxtare,
ffa r n e e s , L e a th e r , etc.
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Fine Assortment of
my stable at Dekyvllle ou grid
night Oct. lffik 1907, and atole bm
liquors therefrom.
D IC K 80RBN 8K N.
1 2 / Goods P e w and Up-to-date.
Orders taken for aertiles *ot is
A flr*t d a s * m illfn e rv shop in con­
nection with store.
Call, got our prices, and bo oonrinced.