The Port Orford tribune., December 08, 1909, Image 4

.DULTCRATlONS IN GERMAN
On the afternoon of Rvptemher
#, 190!, worn c o t bt a long period
u/ exacting labor, I set out for
Philadelphia, write« M elville E.
A«er*dtag to a report msdc to the Atone, in “The A sstu iu led Press,"
.ta ts depsrtmenl. P r H. »'.tubas, fit
i(i <>utary, with the pqrp«*? of
ur .vf IL«. burea > uffico tor exxcito- spending a ,few days nt A tlantic
L t e x t* of the University of Jens.
City. When I reached tlie Broad
j . p it ; .» ; * « - ! S stste.nant relating to
i ' i ; i e * n:ost frequently adalten' street sta tio n in the Quaker City.
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.’ aeurdto« to thlg MStement. I was »tarried by a number o f jhi
*.T-"'cs wars examined in IM S ; I icemen crying my n a m e.' I step;»
' in -IBS«
This number did ' up to one, who (minted to a boy
’ *’c- 11« samples of milk, which 1
» ere ».
I to contain a rery high per- with an urgent m essage for me.
President McKinlev hud been shot
evota«-: ut dirt.
I! w u found that apricots contained at Buffalo, ------
and my presence w as
suiphur<>i: t a d d ; effervescent lemon- required a t our Philadelphia of
Notuw is hereby «D eo u. , | | ,- r , „ „ I
wb' tu it ui«< euaerrx, not to enter ucJ
on or treaf—to-up. u m t promises for
say purpuee w h -tever. »aid protutees
are situated a t I em u arkp W u rry f . .
Oregon, and a t. described aa fo lio .»
The elkto « f *•*'- 10. T p SI « . oi Ban.«;
15 M eet. Any pervon o r p^rmtos •»»
Krapaasii.g tor Hie pur,»o , ,,f h a u lin g
away any proper ». P a rin g down
fences o r leaving gates „pen without
my (Kinsent w ill be prosecuted to the
Tull rx te t.t of the law.
W . NORTON.
-»«a E m its Are Contaminated a*id
yields Abound fa Itf.uy Ar.
tides a t DSst.
Jxtt..
to o - a s k a s te r; socalle-j bak
Tr‘‘" t«Q- but my
,.ng poe-ltir roitslsted of oloomargar- tram hud left the sta tio n precisely
f s t : tigs s -oJrwi contained no yolk of tw o m inutes ahead o f its nrrivul.
X i <a ISMA vary s m a j quantities;
Handing my baggage to a hotel
r--w-‘fdeL - rry juice was spoiled com-
porter, t jumped into a cub and
ri» ’ •!,»; raspberry juice was greatly
u f ’.Lbci, and some samples contained dashed aw ay to our office. I r e ­
i and coal tar dyestuffs; min ce­ mained there until dawn of the
l l " , t c .n ’ alufd
sulphurous acid; follow ing morning.
rnoui.J awe» contained (lour, ground
T ie-op en in g pages o f the story
-*»* -3 orea<. Botpbay tuaee and nut-
of the assassin ation were badly
* Jh. to- ualados were mixed glu-
w ritten, and J ordered a su b sti­
c.
s <J colored with cost tar dyes;
■ i n t i s was watered, skimuiod g£d often
tute prepared. An inex|ierieiieed
very d irty; pepper eontalnod ¡Ime, rejsji ter stood beside President
yaud a n i a goo.I deal of Abe shell;
McKinley iu the Music hall at Huf
-* tu tu y -j C’ -ttainfed Hour, boraelp acid
falo w hen Csolgnnz «red the fatal
and coloring matter; preserving salts
coutaiiiSo sulphurous, boraclc. ilourlc shot, lie seized ;t neighboring t e l­
ephone and notified Onr Buffalo
■ ad hgasote aci.-.’s, ate. — ----- -----
*JT»a r port coMplalns of the Indlf eorreajmndent, and thep ¡Milled
fervnee shown by the mooses regard- out the wires, in order to render
tag i '-r;ty aad reliability of articles
the telephone a wreck, so that it
oi lood, and tbg custom which prevails
Iu U rge cities of having the examlna- was a full half hour before any ad
t-'oaa of such articles made by persona ditioual d etails could he -ecu red.
not sxperta.
I ordered com petent men and e x ­
pert telegraph operators from
THRIFT OF DUTCH PEOPLE. W ashington, Albany, N ew York
and Boston to hurry to Buffalo by
It . Proportion to Population, N eth er-
the fa ste st trains. A ll that night
tonders Ars Richsst N ation
the Buffalo office w as pouring
in the World.
forth a h astily w ritten, but faith
" f h * people of the Netherlands,** ful and com plete account of the
says Consul Osnerat Guenther, at tragedy, afid by daybreak a relief
F ra a k fo it, In g report, •are th rifty
force was on the ground. D ay by
rjr-u e tone mi ral, excellent merchants,
rud. la proportion to population, their day, through the long v igil while
k i.-tic i is one of the richest in the the p resident’^ life hang in the
world, 'they are cosmopolitan, and balance, each Incident w a s truth­
.rge-mlnded In the in.'cstiueut of
fu lly and graphically reported. In
tl.elr caoitai. They were the flrst and
l-.ost « h t.a iiv e bujerx of United States the closing hours of the g r e a f trag­
I onds of lSdlcJ, hut did not louctf -.be edy fa lse reports of the president’s
caa.’o<!< rate la,ue*. A eccillhg to eatl- death were circulated for the pur-
u t j of official statistical sad flnan-
P°**' of influencing the stock mar­
risl eottrecs D u ka cajltal to the
MBf.iut oi J»4t/O0 jj0 Is Invested In ket, nnd, to counteract them , Sec­
A u* .can bonds and uharea and 1400,- retary Cortelyou wrote frequent
•I’t'.ooo Iff’ Rua.-ian bonds s».d shares.
signed statem ents, givin g the
large s*m.a of Dutch capital facta to the A ssociated Press.
■ v ¡»vested la Mrxlcaa government
1.0»;'* .>Bl la bonds and shares of Mex-
. -.. railroad end Industtlal companies;
.■ c> in the govern««» it and railroad
i O' * of Austria IIan,.ary, Portugal
I tu u c r'u » other ceuntrks, and a
I.'.igs amount 1» working profitably Io
i. ** rich Indian aolontes In sugar, to-
* .■ sad ru b ier plautati- ns, the mln-
of tfn an ! other metalj, petroleum
m *.u. A Oncicial book of refer*
© ’ c I'toc.s the ea.-ltct o r
alt Pnteh
• ck Qo-mpcai s at till.lCl.OOO,
b ’ l t ml doss not embrace the uumcr-
Dutch companies which have their
.1 - ’.quarters In the «xtloalts and in
*
gn cpuntilos. T in Netherlands,
i* r;'? » !-» u tliho r coal ncr Iron, Is no*,
a tnanu.k-'turlng country of note, and
In thlu u pjjel It evea surpassed by
irf Switzerland, also haring neither
o.al nor Iron. The Dutch are full of
li.. commercial spirit and have a large
ii-rc h in t marine. The rural Inhabl-
t. »ts arc g'vcn to dairying, cattle ralt
'tig sn-l horticulture. In which branch­
e s they excel."
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LIGHT KINNINt. A KA 111,
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Oregon, issued nt Portlmid.
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The managers »Do ¡»«tie a StM i-W ggai.Y, which is especially adapted
I , the underoUned, hereby g ive no­
tice that I have a oonveyanoe from the
Patentee to tidelands< and w ater lota
in tlie H a rb o r o f Pert O rfo rd , Oregon,
o n a portion of which a part ut the
w harf la erected without my consent.
A ll parties are hereby warned not to
drive piles or trespass in a u y m an her
whatsoever on said 11.Islandt o r w ater
lota.
Mas A k k a C . D abt .
P o rtla n d , Oregon.
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GROCERIES,
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bun tin g with guns or dogs, or other-1
wieCtresiut i i a n y m anner.
Any person o r persons to entering
upon said premises w ithout m y con­
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T h e undersigned hereby glv.-
th a t they ere tlie owners of tin
h alf o f Section 10, Totwiyn.
three. South range fourteen I
W illam ette m eridian, Oregon. A
ties are warned not to trespass ti|- .
m ake any locations, e ith e r place, o.
q u a rtz claim s at their peril.
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to -s twai-pav
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*n tng new gpa|«r pOhl|«h
»on ; it contains a ll the r,.-
state and of the netfon. ''
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ats and Caps,
Oil Clothing,
Boots and Shoes.
it may concern, «otto enter upon, or I
trespass in *n v uiuuuer u |o n the Star I
Ban. h, situated a t Langlois, C u rry I
County, Oregon, for the purpose o il
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before her marriage. In faPt> ht.
it essen tia lly a domestic man and
is very fond o f children
Notice ia hereby given to e ll persons
wnom it may concern, not to enter up­
on or trespAes upon the premises of E li
Bagiev, for the purpose of hunting, or
fishing with noox nod line. Said pre­
mises are situated on E lk R iver, Carry
County, Oregon, and described ea fol­
lows . The West b e ll of Section twen
ty seven, Township th irty two Sooth
Range fifteen West.
Any person o r perrot a vo trvepaae-
nv for the purpoeAof b un tin g, fishing,
or traveling through in any ebape form
or m anner, or tearing down fences, oi
leaving out s, , w g.tes open, or molest
ing |iersonal property, w ill bo prosecu­
ted to tha fnll extent of the law.
Wm. (t. Johnson,
Lesree of ihe above
described premises
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WASHINGTON D. C.
THE KHEDIVE OF EGYPT.
reprMentntive in this
N e a e f y I s IM n a d t> ,» p .
coun tv by a largo real estate
CTcun blood BMan» a clean »kin. No
corporation. Special induce- beauty without it. (. a.«rareta, (.,'an<ie»<'athor-
ue clean yoer blood aud keep it cioan J
nentR to those who wish to' «U-nni
up Ik« laay liver and driving all i
^pcouie financially interested, j pent»« from the body. |U |,n today
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Notice ia hereby g iven to all whom
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The kkedive, who haa again ar­
rived in London, is a fine specimen
M o r a You PorehaM Any Other Write
of the all-round man-*-the stud en t <M MW NMK M W IM MAOHUU MMPAIT
O SA N SS, S IA M .
and the ath lete. He learned Eng
Many Saw Sif Machinaa are m ad ate aall rasorS-
• lish as a child under tutors spe- —a ot Quality, but tha “ l e w H « - a * * ia m ade
weez. Our guaranty narar run» o u t
I cially selected and sent to Cairo a Wa
make S a v in s Machinaa to ault a ll condSione
fo r his benefit, and that of his d thatrada. The “ Wv— H o n n " stand» at tha
wad of all H l g b - c r a a t e family aawiiw machines
j brother, Prince Mehemet. When
• • I d by aaab-rlood deatloro • —Ay.
12 years of age, says the W est
ro s sa u c av
I m inster G asette, he entered tin*
' celebrated H a x iu s school at
Geneva, and afterw ard continued
his scholastic career at the There
sianum at V ieuna, from which he
was called by the sudden death of
his father, the K hediveT ew flk, to
ascend the throne o f Egypt at the
WOMEN IN PARLIAMENT.
age o f 18 in 1892. A t V ienna he
was som ething of a favorite with
Down to the Tim s ot Edw ard I I I
the Austrian emperor.
They Were Accorded the
The khedive's knowledge of lan ­
E ig h t ot V oting.
guages is extensive. D uring the
The ladles of blrtK snd quality sat
<*°ur«e of au “audience d ay’’ It
In co.,ncll with tho Sax.
, a /U te E
fM*»’«*>Hy happens that he dis
Abbess BITda prealddE^i an ecclesl
ensses questions of sta te with
M tical synod, says Antlnqultlea ot
Pa-llsmeBL •
the British and United Htates dip^
M r Wlghtfred's greet council at
lom atic agents in excellen t Eng­
Beucon -eid. A. D C«4, tbs abbesses
lish, with the representative of
s t and deliberated, and five ot them
France in fau ltless French, and
signed the decrees ot that council
a >ag with the king, bishops and no­ with the German in the choicest
lle».
language of the A ustrian court.
King Edgar's charter to the abbey
Later, he conducts affairs » rith
■ . Co .la id , A. D i d , was w ith the
the
snltan's representative in
eon.aqt of tbe nobles and abbesses,
Turkish, and may conclude tbe
w'.o lubacrlbed the charter.
day by (iresiding over a council of
In Henry in end Edward I'a time
lour alb.'isea were summoned to par
his ministry, when all sorts o f in
lir.o.ent. v! , of 8haftesbury, Berklng.
t ieate details of policy are ar­
8L M ery, uf Winchester, end of Wli-
Bill Heads,
ranged in Arabic, the native
toa.
tongue of Egypt, and one of the
In tbe Jtth year of Edward I I I were
Letter Heads,
fivaruoned by w rit to parliament, to I m ost difficult of languages. But
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xr there by their proxies, Mery, , even this does not com plete the
Legal Blanks,
ouh us ot Norfolk. Alienor, countess , list. The evening may see his
>f » m ud. Anna Plapensor. Pblllip-
highness at the theater listening
Any Thing,
a. e unless of .March. Jobnaune Fits
with pleasure to and understand
Water, Agneta. countess of Pembroke,
r
i ti. v dr fit. Paul, couutens of Pem
ing the opera rendered ifrltalian.
-As. M a'garvt de Rooe, Matilda, I
The khedive is a strict Moham­
jn n t' . . of Oxford. Catherine, count
medan, and as such eschew s hofb
- «
■re ot Athol. These ladles were called
wines and spirits. His abstinent*
.
*helr proxies, a privilege peculiar
l th« p-'urage to appear end set by goes even further, for in a coun
proxy.
try where everybody sm okes he
w ill have nothing to do with the
P arliam ent and Oolf.
fragrant weed. Like his father, he
Oclf Is z ipreme at Westminster. If
you M« a rrqup of members In tho (ob­ is a m onogam ist, although his re
ey la . 'g h ’ng. w.
or lounghig or yawning bgion allow s him four wives. He
la J ire r-n c a , it Is. probable that I '* known to be greatlv attached to
t! »y an- rjpposad to l , s r*,p !„g all his consort, who w a sa C irca ssia n
irn. But If the7 suddenly become
i. cus. earnest, strenuous, nay fur-
lid s ,
may be aura that some one
ba.» Introduced the subject of golf.—
I/ondoa O flnloa.
JAitlLiS LAI Ghia.,
In connection with
I T H E T R IB U N E
mn:ah puenlca. ly i:-. [.lot. I,,-,, b la c k h i.^
S e e n r i t v C o ; wu that nckly Uhoua uoiuplexion by takian
^»«carets,—beauty for ten r«nt«. All <lrm?
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