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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1911)
> —— O FFIC IA L hIBKCTOBY TOWN RUNS TO SEED. JA P A N ’S I N H A B I T A N T ’S H e r C rew M a t e a B re re B u r t . B«J C o u ld n 't Stop H e r T U I V traa W e n t Out. STATS AMD D I1 T B H T O FFICICI*« : ’J . 8. ften’ta—J o n a th a n B ourne J r ., of P o it|a m la n .l Geo. K C ham berlain of Salem . Zvongreasm au, F irs t D istrict—W.illlk C. H aw ley, of Salem. G overnor— O swald W est, Solchi - S ecretary o f State—B* n. W. U lc u lt Sa-, ten».’ K --' ■ State T .casurer—G ao A. Steel of 8 ^ lem . . — Supt. P ublic In s tiu e tk u è -L . A. Aid erm an, Salem . ', State Printer—W illis D nnlw ay, te le n i. A ttorney d o u e r a i— A- M. Oiawford, Malein. Clerk S tats Ts|nd B t e t d - G . U. Brown. O O N T IS OF NUM B«» M A T T A M IS ONLY S8. A lth o u g h One« V a r y Proapxreua, M a in e V tllu g a I s N o w f a D a n g e r o f B oeom m g a P la n ta tio n — People A ll B elated . , A ugusta, M e .—T h e .s to ry of the a v er age backwoods to w n -in telali»- Is much Wkc ttie histo ry o f a sta r, a» each Vo- gins Ila career In a nebulous oouditlou. reaches a elauo <?I heated a c tiv ity and finally burns 11 wilt out. , F IR S T IR A N C L A O i T h a t th e r o le ,|{ J* . p " •• a s a W ar- ¡V ine p o w e r is a uew o n e in b r o u g h t s t r o n jj lj t o n u r u i t e e by r e c a llin g .th e . «piile w ell a iith e n tic a te il s to r y o f B ret a d v e n tu r e o f lii*- fit» ! J u p a i ’ese iro n c iad ,» s)M C intjC sylA f.;. Hhv w n s b u ilt In Ensilan* W h ile sh e u fts b u ild in g h e r V:a->v w e re n i s i in . K iig iin d p ra e fie iu g ; iu o th e r n o n ilS d -t hoc- t<* ■ ’•■ye h e r . W h e n s h e -was fin ish e d th e J a p a n e s e Meant* n tO 'M titossesaioii >f i i e c , b r a v e l y f i n lt i t a t n i n g tire* t h e y w e r e X t ilh tty ia ! to th e '.stak o f s t a r t i n g h e r, A n d t h a t , io t-e r t . th e y w ere, f o r »h e s te a m e d o t finely. The tr o u b le o b it' b e g u n *1» u sh e cam . b a c k to p o rt a g a in T h y n , •• lu-i; th e y w n n t e d t o s 1 :u tie r «low n p o d « to p h e r, th e y w et t i n , / i o do This* w in te r H i'ire s e n ts tlv e M u llan , o f Bangor, has latrodune*] an act In the M a in e leg islature p e rn ilith ig the tow n m t MaUam lscoatJa, 41 Rilius northeabt fro m Bangor, to surrem ter Its town 'S o le re . * Jo in t S o u s « » f o r Coca and Curry— org a n iza tio n and lapse back In to a p la n ta tio n so aa to escape th e suppôt t W. Ö. Chase. | o f Its paupers and the paym ent ot J o in t R e p ré s e n ta tiv e fo r Coos an d county and state taxes. C urry—8. P . Pelree. M a ttam lsc o n lla was Incorporated aa J ml Re, 2*1 Ju d ic ia l D istric t—J . W. a tow n, being a slice taken from H o w land, on M arch 8, 1838. A t that tim e lim o Uteri, Koselnirg. the va lu a tio n o f ths tow n was 280.000 P rosecuting A ttu i ne)-, 2d J u h . i a l D is tr io t— G eo rg e M . B ro w n , B o s o b u rg . and Its population was si. Th e re s t C .S . Cotniuloaloueis—J . U p te u , dents had every prospect o f getting rich rap id ly. T h e tow n grew and lADRlolM. prospered. T h e y h a d to p u t h e r o u t to ¿eu On M arch 4, 1904, th e en tire popula her n o f M attam lscon lla was 28, of u g n ili a n d g o o u g team ih,» C ounty Jud g e'—E. A. B ailey, Gold tio whom ' l l were voters, and every one « lio tif ti ll h* r fire s w e n t o u t, tie. - -Beach. iu towu was eith er a Sawyer or a R ob fo r w a r t o f C ounty C om m issioners— O tto Ism ert, erta. Th ere were one Sawyer and two eugintw* « to p p e d » ten n i, a n d sh»' eo n id be to w e d in. G o ld B each; Geo Chenoweth, L angloi». R oberts’ on the board o f axacsaors 'F r o m th is to- b a t in g th e b e a t Sheriff— W. A. Biahel, Gold B each. ' tw o Sawyers and one Roberts were C o u n ty Clerk-—G eorge W. Sm ith, overseers of ths poor, a -S a w y e r was in e n tr.lly e ',H ip |H -d e re w a , perN *t*«, SallM to r o f taxes and treasurer, three of a n y n a tio n se e m s a lo n g - :vp. Gold B each .' County T reasurer—Jam es C aughell Sawyers were '»drying aa selectmen, a b u t It h a s b e e n a v e ry -ra p id o n e . R oberta was superintendent of schools, , W edderburn . ' In a « c t genres M iss M aud Sawyai and Miss Agnes A w oaaur— W m . T o lm a n , H a r b o r. Roberts ta u g h t the two schools, a S aw - ^ f a t n r a l ia t a h o v e d ec id e d t h a t Reboot S u p t.—W . 8 . G u e riii. L a n g lo is yo r wns Justice o f the psaeo, a Rob m an y in s e c t» h a v e s e n s e s w h ich .•urveyor— D . C u n n if f J r ., G o ld BcscR. erts was under Contract to furnish h u m a n bA iags lack . T h a t o f lo c a C o r o u « r --D r . 8, J . M a n n , L a n g lo is . wood fo r the schoolhouses and a Raw- ye r broke out tha^apowy *hIgl! ways and tim i, .show n by flic w a sp , fo r in o r t u x co urts . carried the children to ar.d l.o iu school. s ta n c e , is re n iiirk n b lo . O ne . C ircuit C ourt m eets Fourth M onday io E veryb ody was related to everybody elea b u ild s i t s n e st in a s a n e 1,4 <- August of each year. else T h e entire' com m uaity wka no C ounty C oinnilsaioncra C o u rt m eets m ore th an a f a u ily a ffa ir Th ere was th a t is o n ly a p.'*r' f re v e l-a l ■ r* flint W ednesday la J a n u a ry , April, no poet office, no cl- gym,ah’, no law yer ■ o f g u e li s o il, m u ’ w hen it le a v e s hi J u ly and Septeuiber of each youi. and no doctor lit (h e-w h ole town. Th e s e a r c h o f fo o d it C overs tl-e tu-st so - P ro b a te C ourt meet» first Monday in e n tire assets of the n A a lr lp tilly were e k re fiiU y t h a t n o e r d i n ry of an appraised valuation of * l . ‘.2->, eon Id d ie ’ r > o r a t i ,in. " 'h a i each mo.ith ’ and a w eed-grown cemetery, In which CVBRY O O C K T Ï POUT OFFICBs ,«-»D FOWT- Is to Buy ’ '» j u s t ltk«- n il th v s t i r th ere bad been no in term o ot fo r »lx w a » t k S». ro u n d in g .o e n tiu n , m id y< he H. fiOl'KTV OFFICES». , of efficiency in the is its key-for-every-charader keyboard Compirle, Slmi-hl Line Keyboard Reniovabie a*d loterchangcabls PtaMBS Ball Brarma Carnage ittverabir Tabulator Rack Simple Stancil CuiliM Devio» Drop Forged Type Baia Pedect Lme Look / O n e simple stroke prints any ch arad er Bichromo R ib b o * T h is saves tim e, increases speed anc Write for ¡efotnatioe to t'nibxni Touch Ball Bearmg Type Bar Column Fiojer and Parapapha Decimai Tabula V ia b le Wiitmg A Key lm Ereqr Character Perle.» Eraang Facilmei laterdu - arriage! - __ - C Right and Leit Carriage RaUaaa L e v a Swinging Marginal Rack Protected Ribbon Gcal Drive» Carriage» Rihboa Caalrck-d from Keyteugd VatiabUTuid Univorvai G e t S p a m Period D int Guard Back Space Laver Carnage Retarder Giproved Marginal Stone bKapemcnl, Spoediot Ever Denied T h e Smith Premier Typewriter Co., Inc. These are feature» which make tke Smith Premier die choice of the insures accuracy. Visible MlETiMO» Choteo......... H a rb o r,..« .. Gold B each. W edderburu lllih e e ... .. M arini Agnese«-. P o rt O rford. D e n m a r k .. years .. Ml»« Ida Cooley. U nd er the laws o f M aine when a . Fletcher G ardner. person Is unable "to support hlinself ............. J. W. Riley. and beoom«» a public charge w hile re sid ing on a plantar ton th e coet o f hl» Mr. E. H Kuwell. m IIiaillLVIOM aintenance II'«» *(*110 fa lls upon aipa/ra the vaaw unjoining Mm. V hda A. F ry . to w n which ha» l*een J rim n lg vl fo r the e g g s o f t h e Tn:;»on r>‘ ..............A . M . Rii* ». longest tim e M a U a m ls io n tle ha» four ' fh 'fo k In v e r o f ¿ i'll hitk ....A m o s Johns!*)« pauper» w,ho have been supported a t a , ,h . , M,Bit » h e r e g g s ii ......... . .J. S. Dappa. onst o f »750 a year. By becoming a i p lan tatio n th e com m unity ta n compel ; . . . . C . L .W a k e m a n . I f not Delivered In Ten man w ho investigate» co m p ira i» « w n sp (lies ba* k ft* i t w d tb v it be« it a tm n a n d •Buds it w ith o u t iu ik in g a m is ta k e . T I k - i t js u n o th e t . E. Racfcleff. fo o d w h e n I h e y a r e h a tc h e d . ! H o w lan d to ta re fo r them . J . A. H ai ns« In ad dition to gettin g rid o f ih ls M U , T im b e r fo r C ig a r Bnxe». • th e plan tatio n w ill have to pay no P r a r t i c a l l y a l t th e V m bei n x ed Day* return taxes, except fo r eommon echool« and i re p a irin g the hig h w a y*. Th e rhange f o r c ig a r b o tt-» « tiuicB fro m C uba, ! fro m a tow n to a p lantatio n fo rm of governm ent w ill be a profitable Invegt- I m ent fo r the Sawyer« and" Robert»' who dw ell In Mr.ltaii.U orintla. advantage*. FA V O RA BLE FO R V 0Y 8TFR 8 EngHah Royal CoiitrafBMoii I»«p •H B o lla m r o l l e u«»*l w | M f l f b « i » e b w a •S i»« C A S C A l i IM S 8i?l V ie » u f la e b r ì i in od n i ne we biive cve. In Ih « iMAirf. l.a * t weau n i j wLto u n a fra rd W i m b J 'v AwniluffB «b© ir.»* ! n i T omi -C a DC a V *. 1 ». and iiicv reltev ed <hc »JUiaH' f«*» hcAi- . a •« Immediati»*), W a HaUi w m *» Oie.:u,. XhU L*taia. . Od a » Pitta bone Saie A U . Pittainnu P> CANDY C A T H A R T IC % rwF.tji UAftl «raUfflMo Ptoo-int. • Uoo4. ; • • One or More of th e follow STOCK and POULTRY M E D IC IN E IW anght Stock a einr ?» a bo’V*4 ... cun at.rbw, K m *-!. * tor «tock iji*l »i’.jti nnt«cd by all «ire»* ■ ■ C Vi IC K *j'u'»au« »t Ilriu.t T h o n siin -ta H a v a K id n e y T ro u b le a n d D o n ’t K n o w it. n ew Tv rin d o at. Fill a botll« or conitncn ¿lass with your water and lei U stand. Iwenty-fcur hours, a 'dhner.t or s«t- tllng indicates 40 unhealthy ' condi tion of the kid- neys. J L it stain;, y iu rr tiiS h I: U evidence oí kld- ne-,- ic.iible i Iqo frequent deaire to puiki u or pain In — ,he hack (1 «Iso convincing proof that lh« kidney* and Uvd- dar are nut ot order. W h at to There I* comfort hi lir.e knowledge so often eiptsMed. the: D r. Ki mer's Sv-amp- Root. the great kidney temedy fulfill» eve.-y wish in curing rheum allsm. p»tn In th« back, kidneys, liver. H id d ir and every part ot the urinary pass if,;. It correct* Inrfcllltv to hold water arid so. I .«ng psin In pasting It, or bad «flec's folio v lijf use- i f liquor, ^wlne or beer, and-o»«nomad . .si ur.plcr, snr.t Theo'selty e( being compelled to jo often during Ihe day. and to lyrt tip jn a n y times doting the night. The-m il I and the extra ordinary effect ct S w a m p -R n o t 1» soon realized It slandathe highest lor it» von- dsrfkl sure» e( the p-.wat die rousing cases. It you need a medic ild n t the b« -t. So;d by druggli« u S ¿ . atu $1. t -. n s . You may have a sample bottle of thk* wonderful discovery r, and a book that to ilta te T ^ c k y -A . / more about It. both sen* £ j j , V s, s absolutely tree by mail, " w B B H H i - »ddraaa D r, Kilmer fc n m. •» 8*.zmp-ii~a Co., Binghamton. N . Y . When writing men tion reading Ihia generou* otter Io this paper. *c, f r t l t v m f n V' d i i h f l nur H a W i t h f u s c u t i ! » . c a iiù r c a t-h a r t» , c o re « e,.-: >¡wt « * tac* «I. » , I f t ' . C . C t a l . < r,i« B .» *« r (urei »H..IC O u r h is to r y i« h a rd a n d tu n s n i w ih ire d w ith - , fe w ,— p tu ip k — light«itnoiittle related lo o u t te n poultry M«Ai- nt liver reuV-riy ¡t P”'« n*«_crg»«» of 4 ig e -ti od in a 1»'ire ! rem ii'ip n Troniin* nt A m en-an hiteJere w r i farmer» ko* p t.'^ ir L.-nl« anit So k-i health» !>J IT'-inff Ui-in afl «rea- s io n iL l**- J B.«ok D w ig h t stock »nJ F .u ltrv *l,;f,eiin> in tnvir fi.-x t Any «toek ra i— t me ■ huy » i , ,-,-nt half [jouml n r-l> fi» t ran of illi» lu-.Ocinv fr u ii 1.1’ 1 ’ le. .,n,i koac h u r i t t e ir. «no-iu'»» «k». ts*aT-,r’ jf S r r t i-Ü ts a g lit Stock and «•¡n»’. It font» do*« osita for » sample inini.factiiri'Fs. T o * M eitcins Co., Chat- R., .,‘FI Ml (Î!.- r»l* *•, ItoX laek-l*-a-. «b» ** •'* ' l' ‘-rt p l n » la th - t e r t I « « t r i * <1. Ou» » * t m irtain» b»-' "tarn. y..o ».-■>» the m-tdicir« », 1 aov* Ihre »»• ¡in« * ft -T h o r»» .retel»» » evut. h «to, a r.n a ix iK ix o io n derer sentiment» and deeper pi» eiouc. W h e n o ld e r p e o p le s liuv*- h a b its ? Refusing to L e a tk '' Afraid of sudden falling of board Ktinning away when halter or bridle is removed. Biting G etting fast in stall. Afraid of sight and sound of steam raw ing in stable. K icking at master or strangers Tender bitted. Afraid of sound of buggy or wagon wheels Pawing when hitched in street? Afraid of touch of shafts Crowd-tag in stall. Scaring at hogs or dogs along road Refusing to halter or bridle. " . R unning away Pulling on one rein. Striking. Tail switchers Lugging on bit Bid to harness. Bad to grootn Lunging and plunging. Hard to »hoi. Shying Jum ping fences. Refusing to bold back going down hill Afraid of autom obile^ Bad to hitch to buggy or wagon Afraid o f paper. I/dfrng the tongue. Afraid of robes Afi aid 1*1 umbrella». Afraid of clothes on line Afraid of sound of gun. Afraid'of band playing Afraid of canvas top wagons. Afraid of cars • p .ttiaeti, a a w e did tber*. lie v-huvv.- 1 lo o k e d u p o n ' f a r d ifleis m * *-e i;f -'. a«;,« W illia m G .ir r o lt B ro w n , In ‘ th e A J ja ftlle . F ty r e i c o m p an ! •• ! h e r e g to o d a lx n i: m o te a iitt ly ' Age re« 61 tr iu m p h o r o f tr a g e d y ‘ t h a n th a t- A in e r ie » a n d th e w o rld ; n o w gf.xed u p o n . T h e co m m o n c h a m b e r, th e g a u n t| p a le pre«l- d e n t, th e s tro n g , b e a rd e d c o u n se l o ra a t h is b e d sid e — th ia w a s tin lik e th e a re n e s w h ith E jro jw -a n ’ p e o p le s h a v e fixed ii. th e i r m e in orie». C h a rle s I.'a n d M ary R tu a iT on tlieii-.w tuffoJd.i, th e b a r o n s a n d th e k in g a t K u n n y n ied e, M aria T h e r e s a n p p e a lin g to th e n o b ie * o f H u n g u ry to ta k e u p th e ii s w o rd s fo r h e r ch ild , M a rie A nn* States, or net <>t throe can be p o rc h n r lU 'th- iin U M Iriib cau , Hint m affTU o ad tor 91.<K>. Adilress o t h e r p a g e a u t o f h u m a n lo r e d n d aur-rifice a r e tr e a s u r e d u p by o ilie r p e o p le aa w e h a v e tr e a a u r e d up "lf you have horses addicted to any ot tin- above men th ia c ru d e , im la c k e y e d m a r t y r tioned bad habits or vicious traits, you can cure them. dom . And perm anently too, by following the system as giv E v e n th e g r e a t p e ra o n a f lty of en in this course of lessons, thereby increasing the value, N o M o r e C e ll a r to S p a r e L in c o ln , now jio te n l in so m a n y In of your horse many dollars worth, whether you want to d iv id u a l'liv e « , in t im a te a n d fuiiiil kecp.or sell him. It will increase your safety and 'confi ia r of ao m a n y o f o u r h id d en dence in driving and handling any such rnim al. m o o d s, w as n o t y e t fu lly reveab-ti The only licensed horset'rainer in Oregon. • All to hia fellow «. It w an th e e m ail c ip a t o r o n ly t h a t h a d fa lle n , ih e •qihzrlt guaranteed. le a d e r a n d s h e p h e r d o f m en. < hit w a rd ly a t le a s t b i» e x p e r ie n c e w a » lim ite d a« th " ir « w an. - D y in g in th e tn id a t o f m u l ti tu d e ’ , m a s te r oi' a rm ie s a n d of n av ie« , he w n a s ti li o f th e frontier; a s , in d e e d , a ll ou* 11. T . S T E W A R T A m e ric a n life w a« s till, ic a se n s e , NOTARY PU B L IC * o n ly th e f r o n tie r a n d w e s te r n fr in g e o f E u ro p e a n life . Any person nr per»-on» .tr(‘«|,«” 1ii(, T ru e , L in co ln a ls o le a d s u s back O regon P o r t O r f i t r any conr.im pfidrt can be upon th e C roft L ake R»n*b,—th*- Mc 1 to th e p rim e » w h o se p e e r In- w as, cured. N atu re clone won’t L ellan and M arsh al1 Rand*«», will .10 b u t ws- c a n p a w fro m h is d e a th prosecuted te the utBKiM axteni ot tfie do it, it need« help. N o tic e I« T o w n >JtvH-k«*wners. b ed w ith no irre v e re n c e , no synsv iJT4 and-* rew ard will he g^ren f o r te o f s h o c k o f c h a n g e , to lo o k o u t, ie f T ittat.ohan it »rill ’e - td e c-icht o F o r th e accom m odation of th re e rie- r|jp p fntn j ^ h t o f d a v , u p o n th e tioir of the ffuUtff parties. I K t ^ r ^ ^ k t t ^ b l o i d " ¡ * «’•'<’ « f * « rk a n d » tr ife is the best help, but its use W E. B u rro w , C o rb in , Ore. H. Z. HANSEN, Langlois, O r * «1 T R A D E W A Ä K S rr . TIO Ç * U « n e J 8 fi'p r , .Pi OK hi’, i...,.-k* n. Yír<u9U '.d e -ñ’ tV ^ F O M T C r P £ R k na i«R. : *ty. AVi. g iv * il»? beat .ogni ’í n i v Cbm# * THoderiMk- Nhíce, ¿fcd (,ar T n* K« SWiFT & CÍK FrtD.-r-i Ppp. 0.5 PM cbí Ofi*cc,W»shíT ítac S.C. DOCTORS T i.w Ena r ef T y ri £ fu fe * * r o y a l c o n u i,.i-’ i u ' o n sc iV iit1 p o su l b n ’ Is su e d a t e p r -rT xe * ’ -ltrn!,-: t r n r t - r tr -rrHny- tlie . f:*-' -,it “ o y k tel scare’” can»* i b y tin * a s*-rtioii t h a t »hell- t.s h . .* fio llu te d a n d m a d e u n fit to e a t by ty p h o M g**rina T hey me o f th e o p in io n t h a t th e r e 1«n o t » t p r e s e n t < * acf k n o w le d g e Wi rm *rt in g su c h s*v' . p in " m - asuf* - a a th*- ro n ip n ls o ty p u riii« a * :->" o f s e w a g e beforedis*.'b«lg< . l o t <l>* ¡c n o tliin g . they s t a t e , in th . up- l* e a ra « re o f t lie)litali to d i- lin - giiixii tit >*** w hit h h a v e b e e n "*x- p o se d to s e w a g e c o n tm n in a tio n fro m th o s e w hich h a v e n o t b ee., so e s ja is e d . 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