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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1910)
FEIEND THE TRIBUNE may go back on yon whon he finds yon lack fund«. Money cement« friendship and helps build your fortune. WKDNJd$l*AY, JU L Y CttL. »«t®- SUBSCKIPTO’S K VfKe ■ Ou» Copy Oae Y i n f . . . . i t . , . . <>ae O o i'j S ii Mirtilli* »)S* (Joey T-kref î|'*nO>» / ’ YOUR DEPOSIT ACCOUNT IS SOLICITED W# ■ I i . • published Every Wednesday, »«y ’ ’ HARDY T. 8TEWART. Prank A. Stewart, Assetate Editor. ■ i M i r i i n n »aa r ir, «ou j w r t U u w X b r d a t c v i w u le h j u u i . a b - • , r t p o o » l » P * l <) . x at this bank. Banking privileges giveu in return are aafest and best obtainable. Your “best friend” is a good bank account. Bank here and be prosperous. ~t...r B AN K O F P O R T O R F O R D Port Orford, Oregon ! Lotus K x ire , President J. D. Lorca», C lfh ie r H ost . MtKaxaia. Director AavaaTreth1» K at «» I m a m u s C U R R EN T TO PIC S C h ia*, Jspaifand Korea have the same written language, suul to have B y J. II. Urroh VV. Z umwalt , Vice President K- J- Lo»«*. AsslMant Cashier J ohn W. M c K kkii «, Secretary C g e n e r a l “I f ï ^ P p r t Orford, Or.~~i^, new goods , and fresh aapplite w»B be received by every steamer. a* »“ « * { - ray powxwa to keep S Tull stock of evcrytlu&g reguireu V t th», trade ia the line of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, BOOTS aad SH O K 8 MENS and BOY$c C L O T H IN G ,. . H A R D W A R E, G R A N IT E and TIN W A R E . Yrrigiuattxl in Korea, but they can ‘not con ver»« with each other became f6 f Hie difference in pronunciation, CANDY. NUTS and NOTIONS. DOORS - WINDOWS - MOULDINGS In (act, a supply of eeerything usually kept In a wall stocked General Mervliandlre Store. ORDERS TAKER FOR ANY ARTICLE ROT f"N STOCK. R d itevelt ia to help Beveridgeout III hi» Ind ian a campaign for a return to Hie U . S. Senate. 'A * Beveridge is Call and examine goods and get prices. an-Jiuurgeni and voted agninat the Ad in 1 nisi ration T a riff B ill, the ac tion of Roosevelt clearly aligu» him w ith the Insurgents, and sends icy ¿ kills into the rank* of the Stood- A nything you Need in M ilkW ork W rite us for P rices or a n y Informa tion you Need in this Line palters. North Bend Manufacturing Co I t was a wise move on J udge Coke’* part to requrst the Coos County Areembly to take no action in his care.-' W e desire hie re-election, and had he been tainted with the Assembly touch, it would have been resented by the Voter* who are solid líiilíkitnÍHhi^ A GENERAI. MERCHANDISE, G r o c e r ie s <fc P r o v i s i o n s *PPort Orford, C u rry County, Ore.l^ B A R G A IN S I n JKveryTliim r. as Alexander’s phalanx for the D i rect P rim ary, and for- the Pcopkw’ Rule of a people»’ Country. Ladies' & Gents' Furnishing Goods, The Ashland, Weelnn and tof the fate of the “ nobles" when mouth N o rm al Schools w ill all have ftn(j ^ e c | er'gy owned all th * F o r a n y th in g in H a r n e ss or S a d d e lr y i t w i l l p a y y o u to 'nfninat them. and onncenlrate nur j,,e ¡„boring people (then styled educational iffo ii» , on »u r Common „long the way, and shout Hchool and our A gricultural College. jng iiu,lioi|era, e laughter „1 the c a ll on W e can even dt»pen?e with our State 8|^ c,„ cie ,,f ,he»e people Pearce, the H arness M a n , I ’ niversily yyitliout loss except scudding 1° , | n n|| J irw.|jo„ e | O escape, the fu»i Stale Pride. . 1 |a»le the high toned “ sportsmen” , ’ » ------- —— ------ -1* ' I were wont to tu rn loose among, A Bill ia before the Parliam ent o f' them. But these “ peasant»” finally pass. Eng e n , sh *uoh voters would greatly Tlie.Oroxha Herald, s,tcnkiug of t|je late election in Mexico and the Constitutional amendment which outnumber the men. From Adam down women have always bested ineu in d iv id u a lly , why Amsy they- allows the butcher Dins to seek elec- not do so collectivU y? (ion indefinitey, says; “ Since then . t •._____ : ... . t the form of an election hag been , , , . , gone through w ith u n til now, hut A llan tic C ity , N . J . , , July 3. ••JXin I’orlirio’Miiia never had any Glenu»H. Curtiss proposes lo dein . »criou* np|>n»uion at the ¡Mills in the onsirate th at the- aeroplane w ill last Iweuty-six years.” . lake lo water like a duck. He has announced he w ill ullem pt to tly but to sea, n light on the surface, arise and fly back to Atlantic C ity. Curtiss haa fitted his biplane with airtig h t pontoons and is convinced the loioe of his propellers will lift T lic Herald ought to have added ¡Da( during these years, whoever has proposed lo run against him |,„g been prom ptly arrested by the „vtny and cast into prison dun geona A coniinillee o f Congress Is Ink Boots and Shoes L M y r tle P o in t, O r e g o n . • Cigars and Tobacco. p in e A s s o rtm e n t of H r « * » « G o o d s , miaaslliaaa» e n l i o o h , lln n u e lM . e t o , iest Revolution known to recorded history. Hats and Caps i England to confer the right to vote, visited upon their ifpprrtsors the, Upon all women who own or re n t, vengeange of the ages, in th«. blood 1 hind w ill soon l*e ruled by her worn I Dry Goods lo be voted for, or against, a t o,,,r_ |anj ¡n Francs. These “ noble»” re • Nov. election and the best way l,*i lu ln j,,g fr(>« hunting expedition* settle the g ra ft for good, ia to vote , were ¡n t |ie habit o f taking pot shots I f this B ill , CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES Earned by' untold centuries of na- tiewal uon intercourse apd isolation. properly. LADIES’ DREBSGOODS, Notice To Horsemen 6 0 ,0 0 0 Ton Liner , ' Ixtndon,* June 30.— Tho largest si ea ins hips in the world ate to be b u ilt soon by th e T u ita rd Steamship Company. W ork w ill start on the first w ithin s few weeks. The new liner« w ill have 60,000 tonnage, or 15,000 tons more then the W hite Star gtrsm eri O lym pic and T iia n tic and 30.000 tons more than the Lusi la n ia M auretania. Ik T h « CiacciT C ocbt or thb 6 tatb or O anw x roa tub Oovwrv or Craat. F r e d H . B lake, Plaintiff, : 1 be Th orongkbred German Perch H a r d u ia r e & T in u ia fe , eron S talliiin Jiarxiees, L e a th e r , etc. . . AU Ooods N e w and Up-to-date*' • . •«» ' < • m Orders taken for articles not in stock A first class milMnerv shop In cpn section with store, ’ CaU, get • our prices, and be convinned. -- I«,«* ia a beautiful fonr year old black Per Louis A. Taggart, and t-heron wei thing 1750 lbs. and was Im Rebecca T. Taggart, Defendants.: liin ro u l o f the water. »Brooking*, ¡ng auent the com plaint In the name of the State of Oregon, porten from Germany by J. )<J. Ruby, You, aad each of yon are hereby anni- of Portland, Or. the W rig ht brothers p lu ik ) aviator Am erican officials north o f the G K A IN A U L T will stand at the fo l moned anti required to appear and an is planning a flight of several miles. jj|ie >rj} under pay of the swer the conipliint of Fretl H . Blake, lowing plaoea during the season of Notice 1» hereby given th a t the State in sea where he proposes to drop bulv|ter 1)i|t> barraeaing refugees 1 will consider the purelfMe of fir, the above named pleintiff, on HI» 19J0. la n d Board will receive seeled bids un and cedar timber claims, the deecrip» notes on the deck* of passing coast h„un,|ed n u to f Mexico. And I he against you in the above entitled Court BANDON til 102» o'clock A. M.. June 1, 1910, tion whereof is submitted to me by the liner». m in Lawlor erstwhile U . 8. A lly . and cause within six weeks from the A p ril-1 — 3—10— LG -18—19—30—27—28 for the following described school lands original locator. I f well timbered, a»4 date of the first publlcatlou of thia May—• —7—16—l< r-2 j—»4—as. at Los Angeles has been pronntlv«] to-wit; aud in favorableloeatlons P w ill pay summons, namely, within six weeks Ju n e— 1— 2— 3— 10— 11— 19— L0— 29— j0 . AU of Section 18, T- SB 8. R. $ W. Portland, O r., Ju ly ! 2 — Oregon, • to the ¡aisiti.m of C hief Counsel for cash therefor, address A ll of Section 38, T. 31 8. R. 2 W. from July 6, 1910, for want thereof said FOÜK M IL K “I would lay aw /ke for hours in addition lo a n efficient stale mi Ballinger, presuwabty in recogni The 8W». W» ol HE) sod lota 3 and 4 ANGUS O. MACKAY plaintiff will take judgment againet April—3—12—«1—29. May—0—17—»1. | See. 18, T. 32 8. R. 13 V . . Real Eafctfe Agent litia , is to have »0 organisation of Hot) of his activity in hounding without any apparent cause, or you for the sum of $92.90 wlthndereet A ll of Section 18, T. 39 8. B. 13 W. June—4—12—91. ■ Port Huron, Mieh. Naval Reserves. Step» have already Mexican refugees who have been wo dream t terrible dreams which thereon from October 6, lDOJl^at the The NJ of SL aad Lota 1. 2, S and 4 , LANG LOIS oeeo taken lo form an organization unfortunate a* lo lie ’•suspected” by would firing on extreme • spells rate of tlx per cent per annum ; tor $25 April 4 5 - » 13—14 - 1 7 - 2 9 —2.3—98 ol Section 18, T. 41 S. R. 12 W. Notice o f Hale o f Btatd" Lands. The MW) of NWJ. N E iaad NEJ of attorney fora, and for plaintiff's costs w..icli w ill maintain the same re- h im .» I t has not always been thus. —30. May—1—2—5—»—10—14—18—1» SE iofSee. 1 8 .T .3 8 R . R. 22 E. of nervousness. After taking aad dlahnraenirnta; for an order th a t' —22—27—28—31. June—5—6—0 -1 3 — Lots 1. 2, 3 and 4 and S E | of 8W1 Notice I. hereby given that the 8tak I at ton t„ tlic navy In tim e of w ar) K a rl Schorl escaped from G erm any the reel property heretofore attached ; and 8 j of 8 E | of Section 18, T. 8 8. R Land Board will receive sealed Mde th at the m ilitia does to the a rm y ., with n price on hie head, and in-. Dr. M iles’ Nervine and Tonic in this action by said plaintiff, namely t 14—18—18—22—23—27—28. ; IS E. H IXES E x navy men aad others interested steail of turning him over to the for awhile I could sleep well, the SEJ, of See ion 12 in T. 41 S.. K. 13 I l£<» L I ,« , «.and Die Wl of E l, EJ until 11 :U8 o’clock A M .Aq&M I, MW. I of WJ. 8 w 4 of N W1 and W | of 8WJ of for the foDowing described »cheat April; 8 1 "7" 8 18—18—94—26. W- W. M. situated In said Cnrry Coun formed a temporary o rg an ii ilio n at tender «fvrcies of the Iotwlora to be and the nervous spells have left lands, t o - w i t -• ' M ay—3—4 - 1 1 - 1 2 —1 j - «0^21—29—30 Dectiow 28, T . 19H .R . 11 K. ty, lie sold by the Sheriff of sakl Curry AU bid« must be accompanied by a Portland during the past weelteiArsnsporltd to sure death, we gave me.’’ NJ <d NJ of BeeUon M,,T.^0 8. R. M MISS ALM A HUG, J une—7 8 16—17—94—28 98. Connty ia tlie msnucr prescribed by regularly executed application to pur- This w ill be made ¡>ermnnent as W in • high c mmaiiJ in the nrm v i » R. R, No. 4, Canal Dover, Ohio. law, and the money received therefor Terras, Single Service, $10.00 dae at chase and a t least ooe-tftii of the All bids must be acoompatfiud by a amount offered. soon as ¡lossible. and then elected him to the I I. S. be applied to the payment of said time of service. . t M dc:„M SX db“ t7JB per ‘ cre regularly executed application fo pur W ithout sleep the nervous judgment. For Season, 818. ,, , . 'i iL Senate. Thomas Francis Meager, , Gray s Harbor people are talkin g . . . . , . chase end at least o n e - f l f b i of the To intnre, $20.00, do» when mare ia This summons Is served upon said . . ,u iu 1. the benian who escaped to our system soon becomes a wreck, s a M S i* " " " * 1 ovef the project of huiluing a canal . K , known to be in foal. defendants by publication thereof, by . . . . . shores with a price on his head, we and the healthful activity of all Due care w ill be taken to prevent ac I Applications and bid. should be ad- fr > a l h u waterway through W lllapa , ... virtue of an order of publl »tion made . 1 r> 1’ 1 0 .■ ! not only protected him against re to G. O. Brown, Clerk Mate the organs obstructed. Restful, by Hon. E. A. Bailey, Connty Judge cidents, but will not be responsible, dsaemd H arbor to ihe Columbia River, thus land Board, Halem, Oregon, and mark , . , • capture, but gave him a M ajor Gen- should «ny occur., 3t Curry County, Oregon, dated July givm g a deep water, dep•ndable f J body-building sleep accompanies Black Perdieron Bree*ling A m ' d and all bids. ’ w , .. _ . eral s command in our arm y and channel to the r?a One meeting Ins , , . the use of Dr.' Miles’ Nervine 1, 1910, directing that the same be pub- I angloia, Ore. L . J. B ioslow , Mgr Application» «od bidseb^ijd be «8- ltslied six week» successively in the . , . . ... • , afterwards sent him out ea a l e n t because it soothes the irritable Port Orford Tribune; that the date of' already been held and the itoople .... . .. dreeeed to G. O. Brown, T^erk State . . . ... . . . . to n a l ttovernor of Montana. Aud are considering it seriously. I l is . ... „ . , , nerves, and restores nervous the first publir«tioii shall be July 6, Land Board, Salem,Oregon, and iMrk- nenwtv ■■ u io o a 1 m « » . .. , • . . I here'were General h ra n t Seigel the ed, “ Application aad bid Kt purchase Clean hlcod mean» » r l « n akir,. R e •aid such a project will cost not over „ « , ...................... energy. When taken a few «lays 1910, and the date of the last puhlloi ■wauly without .t. C auarrta, C *o 4j ( «lh «t strsuvnnn i i a i .• . . j Germ an, Colonel Pet t t e l l the llu n - stele land».” ♦ 1,00’ ) IX)O and in addition to its aid according to directions, the most tion shall I e August 17,1910, and th a t. lie clean ,u « r blood a.Ml kero it rlran, b, ... , . .. gariah iKitriol, and other Germans G. G. Beew», said defendants shall answer plain ttfT» Hi-1 mg up the laav licer and direi.ig all i »• to navigation, w ill chain a territory , . . festless sufferer will find sleep Clerk Mate l^ n d Board, said com pi air. t oa or before August 17, a . n m from th e boor begin to d ay to _ m non _ e i j **” • Irishmen whom we protected wel»h pin», tea, l<oiia, Motcbea, blackhead, covering 10,001) acres of marsh land , _ . . . . natural and healthful. Get a 1910. - , ,»___ . . . agsinM Die wrath o f lire despots .no »hat uc klr bilioua coetpieiion by takiot now practically worthies«. . , . . . , bottle from your druggist. Take .'••carets.—heanty for ten rent» A ll drug Tlw date of tlie first publication * of from whom they had recalled to out .nat-, ae»»-iw t'o»i auarenteod. I l k 25c. v»- N o M ore C ed ar to S p a r e . 'shores. And yet w ith strange it all according to directions, and this summons is July 8, 1910. • ~ » J. H nsrutv. W a sh im u t o n , June 23.—-The first inconsistency we round up Mexican if it docs not benefit he will re I muat husband my timber to re Attorney for Plaintiff.] O m c u p b U f laad r Cathartic, the ao ta warn offleial b ulletin issued by theoensus »rid Russian refugees and get our turn your money.” Anything not in stock, will place fencre and buildings on the derfnl m o d ic i dfaeovary of the age, »Ima ant and rcin -a b in g tc the task», art gcnUy bureau on the recent census gives bus/ against them on the farm, therefore I most not spare any aud p o a itlrrly on ki<li.«T», U rc r and howeta, be pleased tc order C R E a lT record o.' cune, sne cleaaatna th» o u ïra a; «rem. dtapel reida, more cedar. Please* d p jiol ask for this city a population of 331,060. merest suspiciqii th at they are quai^ti ia medical history. JI row'» cure Iwwi «ohe. le re r, h etatnn l n uall»iattte In liKV), the c ity ’s population was “ wanted.’’ O u r Morgana and H ar N® atly D one iL Mlinmnrea. Dlcaan bur and t r y » te a HepAiRiB« Hond a R am p arli a (n »«<“"« » merit on. and ot C. G .C t/M lar; 10. Ä ,t o .« n t * . g u id a te i< 9 ,7 lfi. um ansand Rockefeller« and Ilea rats «aM-iwin itu * , H. U pton , knowu to any o’bcr M E D IC IN E . i F -rra a U ’t d wore by a il druggiitA. Timber Claims Bonght AHKmit if Hiram inf A • H n n d o n , O regon Langlois, Or., August 27, ItlQ , (