The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, November 23, 1897, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextXu N ew spaper Mail to r II uwnoii . 2hr$ort ò r f a n i e r ib x u u TCEhüA Ï, NOVEMBER £3, Good Baking Powder IW 7. The posloffice department wisltes the public to know that newspaper mail cannot he sent to the Klondike be fore next spring,even when it isin- closed in envelope and letter postage is paid on it. So many people are anxious to get newspapers to their fremds th a t they, have adopted this means of doing so. But such large quantities of papers have been re ceived at llyea that the department cannot be sold for 25 cents or 30 cents a pound. Cream of tartar is expensive and cream of tartar is OFF* »Ab PAPER OF CURRY CO. necessary to go o d .b ak in g powder. " C h e a p ” baking pow der either contains alum WWITkO RVBUY TlBbUXV EYKXISO. (which is bad for the insides) or is badly m ade (does W.ll.T R SUATOS, : Proprietor no t do the work) or is weak. «CRSIRIPTION RATES. R eally cheap baking pow der cannot be sold for Ow<: (Top/ Olí Yvnir .............. |l .ñ O ' One O*¿ v Hix Monti»».................. these prices: but the cheapest o f all is 5 « Best — t .Ò hi - Cop, Thr«* Mouths < —your m oney back if you d o n t like it a t y ^ evideiltly containing newspaper«, AiUtsTisiNo K ates Reason able . «arch. SEVERAL O S (80 THÖ8SÄHÖ8 OF DOLLARS EKPEHDED,; ol _________ _________. even through they may also contain Wash- Utters, are to be sent back to Seattle Intim ations are given in i and held until next spring, when ington dispatches of the probabili they will be sent by way of St. [Roseburg Review.] I ,.v of the early opening of negotia . n the t0KCt “ y SJStCm °f ‘ ‘ th a n “ n -V O th er liVe 8tO<'k n e w ’ P“ Pe r known as scrofula, and what 1 suffered can Through the kindness of Mrs. K. lion, for the adoption of a treaty o , as to not be well described. . ■ It I only bad bought Dr. W illiam s’ r in k al, j market reporter in the west, ami it .-eiptofacopv arbitration between the United 1 q The first physicians that treated me Fani F. Walsh we are in receipt of a cop utmost efforts of the it was a constitutional blood disorder and by be’thou’ianiTs of ^llaVahtad“and is the very be^fc advertihing medium A i.vb MS to r A n n ex atio n . tQ u (he K lo|„ constant treatm ent and diet it m ight be of the Alaska Mining Record, pub States and Great Britain It s um years of health and hanpinesa instead of where it is desired to reach la r u ie r e , cured. The blood purifiers and spring re derstood that Sir Julian 1 atneefote I e To-day I feel l i k e a stock-raisers, ’ breeders and dealers, medies I used only made the eruptions more torture. and my doctor »ays 1 um entirely rid ol my New York Nov. 15.— V dispatch lislietl at Juneau, Oct. 27llt. Among aggressive and painful. In 1888 I was a old trouble.” ,111 confer with Secretary Sherman imperative. i he subscription price of I iie D aily note to the World from Honolulu, dated other Interesting matters we fearful looking sight and was in fact re (Signed^__ D koyers Jot rnal is $4.00; T ri -W ekkly t,)e other giJe pulsive. On my limbs were large ulcers October 28, toys: ' ‘>,e f9 " ° " in8 S c‘>»7rr‘^ « tb‘ IU relation to the matter ,n a showt, which were very painful, and from winch B e fo re 'm e ''« 'x o tiiry Public in nnd for $2.50; St Mt-W i eki . v , $2.00, a n d T iie Chilkoot pass have just been there was a continual discharge. In three W ayne County, Michigan, P*«onnlly Sanford B. Dole, president of the temperature of the mid,lie Yukon t ime. He ms ju st ri tui.au o m personnlly «P- a p - . ne- . , e r y ear a n j you can years I spent over $301)0 in medicine and . . Wallace. ____ —. who being duly James . II.. h,.,„ertu!v « after an { | t.gt|lb, iah<Kl, One is located at Ta- medical services and grew worse instead of peared i uaiovx provisional republic of Hawaii, and or Klondike region from observa- ing,on ■ depose«l mid suit! lliut he had read the {JCt tr< sunaple copy by addressing T he I tried the medical baths, ami in statemeut 1 __J and that il.zs the cuai.sx same U-118 was i D boveks J ovknal C ompany , Denny All chief justice Judd arc anxious to lions taken by the coast and geo- time in Great Britain, . I gisli lake, and the other at Lake Le- better. 1893 went to Medicine Lake, i a lievetl that lie brings with hint ufa was not benefite<l. I then tried sonn true, bery. Treasurer and Managor, Union have the Hawaiian annexation trea- d< t c surveys for a per.od of sev, n R obert E. H i - li ,, J r ., barge, and hear those liantes. Bolli but proprietary medicine, but did not receive any the H'.lggeations Notary l*ubhe. Stuik Yards, KculhOntaha, Nebraska. ,y adopted as soon as possible. Said , months. The mean tem peratun voralde response t» are in the Nortliwest Territory. benefit. W ayne C ounty , M ich . epartinent some ‘One day in the fall of 1SS5 while reading Dr W illiams’ Pink Pills for Pale People President Dole to the World corres- for October was 33 degrees a b o v e made hv the siate • K ie 'V ^ p le 1, J rut"did are sold hv all dealers, or will be sent post time ago that the adm inistration 'pj,e estimates of the number ol , . zero, November 8 above, Decenil e paid on receipt of price, 50 cents a box or NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. pondent: ’ , , - . . v while m o v i ^ s o m e 'h X " - ! b X ^ n , X " I | E iix i i e , for' never^ sold m nicer x ’ h boxes for $2,50 $2.50 (they are never ••The people will never again sub 11 below, January 1 f below Pel,- would view with favor a reopening people,that will go to Alaska and £ . -. . . - « pa)n niatie ! 1 K s - i f t t fl- j^|ondiite next year vary all the ,nit to a monarchy. In fact there ruary 15 below, March 6 above, of negotiations. Seiilimeiit in Great Land Office nt Roseburg, Oregon, While sit- Britain seems to be favorable to the J wuy from 50,000 to 260,000. It is September 23d, 1897. is no one sufficiently enjoying the April 20 above. General cloudy Notice is hereby given that the fol- idea oi arbitration, though there is |)l.L )pa ojy gaje to accept the smaller confidence of the people of the is weather prevailed, and snow fell on lowing-named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final commuta lands to conduct the allairs of state about one thud of the days in win an indisposition on botli sides to Ogures. This number of people will tion proof in support of his claim, and press the m atter until a better pros- a ,j ye,,gun,0 between 1.000,000 ! that saitl proof will be made before S. P. under a monarchy.” ttr- . ,, pcct for ratification makes its ap ,lluj 2,000,000 pounds of butter, I Pein e County Clerk, CurryCo., Oregon, ‘•Why do they not desire to con The daily mean temperature fc.l j at Gold Beach, Oregon, on November pearance in the United States. An nlean» that there will either tiiiue as an independent republic?” and remained below the freezing ! 17th, 1897, viz: O Ì2 . ROBERT A. ALLEN, he was asked: point from November 4th to April arbitration league lias been formed jJilVp lo 0e ., u,.,ierial increase iu the on Homestead entry No. 8593, for the ’“ As the islands are so far away 21st, thus giving 168 as the length in Englanti, and Mr. Fremer, lite i am ount of butter produced XE1 SWL and Lot 6. set tion 0, Tp. 3Ç from other countries, and as the As- of the closed season, assuming that secretary of.the league, is about to p.icj(jc Coast or large quantities S., It. 13 West, und 8EI NE>it and visit tlie United Statist to urge the 0U[(t.r ^¡¡1 agajn be imported - NE>4 SEJi section 1, Tp. 33 8., 'R. 14 iatlc population is fast increasing out door operations are controlled : West. matter upon public attention here. , i,„ IMAlla, T in , r u s h t o t h e K I lite coast. The riisit to the Klon- lie names the following witnesses to in numbers, it is a serious question i by temperature only, »he lowest B 349. nn(j .^iaij|{a wji| incrense the 1 prove his continuous residence upon if they are left alono whether the i temperatures registered during the Mr. Crenter is tlie bearer of an ad- ! ami cultivation of said land, viz: dress to tlie Senate signed by over population on tlie coast more rapid I) L. Moore, of republic could survive with the winter were liclow zero as follows: (i Ophir, $» Curry i< Co., *4 Or. “ 7,000 workingmen, each of whom is ly than lias been m l t h e incri.asi I FOR MORE THAN FIFTY-SIX YEARS IT HAS NEAER FAILED IN ITS J u^ . n e li!.hi willing consent of the foreigners.: November 32, December 47. Jan- .. .< << •• Besi les, if tho United States has uary 5'J, February 5o, March, 4a, an officer of a trades union, and number of years and tlie increast. WEEKLY VISITS TO THE HOMES (IE FARMERS AND VILLA- ¡Guilder Anderson ” ' 1?p. tpr who collectively, represent ‘2,7-r'O,OOO in the home consu umptioi» of butter [ GERS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. «• ' E A 1 L Begister. constantly to protect the islands un Apiil 26. will fully keep pace with tlie iti- der Ihe government at present, why The greatest continuous cold oc- British workingmeu. p .li.d Seth crease of production of butter un j T HAS faithfully labored for their prosperity and happiness, for the iin- should not tho United States take curred in February, when the daily Aftcr Henry »eorg e leas interest in tho dairy industry provemeut of their business and home interests, for education, for them altogether. ,nean for nve consecutive days was Lowe geve out to the press a writ- » . - - and - . true won anhood. - , Cream i the elevation of American manhood very much ^ ^ < 1 ‘‘This is a great country for com j 47 degrees below zero. The weather X d X v i e w in which he paid u I IT HAS told at the fireside, Interesting and instructive stories of the doings meroe. It is the natural land' for moderated slightly about March 1, tribute to the dead leader and said e l""8l>ug'. ‘ e 8 L 1 g j of the world, the nation and states. shington wherever wherever there there are are I . IT HAg 4(lvise(j the fal.luei. as t0 the most approved methods of cultivating Caveat,, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-; American ownership. To all in- I hut the tem perature still remained I, ’ felt B bis duty to carry on the and Washington a sufficient number of cows. We , all,i harvesting his crops, and the proper time to convert them into ent business conducted for MOOIRATI Ftt». ■ tents and purposes it is an Ameri below the freezing point. General- battle for reform as if he hud re Oua O ffice is o pp o sit e U . 3 . P atent O ffice and we tan secure patent ia less tune than, those have enough milch eows in Oregon j the largest possible amount of money. can colonv, anyway, so far as busi-' ly cloudy weather prevailed there ceived tlie mission from from Washington. and v villa- remote LH“ . the dying , land Washington, if they were the IT HAS led in all m atters pertaining to ihe welfare of farmers and Send model, drawing or pnoto., With desenp miss, capital and industry is con being but three consecutive days in t u0li ud. gets, and iorover half a century has held their confidence and tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free ot( lips of Mr. George This rem inds, charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. , corned, and it should be a part o f1 any month with clear weather dur- a pamphlet “ How to Obtain Patents, with' one, says the Tacoma • ' . - - - I - o .» z ______________________ __________ coit in tl.e U . S. and foreign countaesj the body politic of the United , ing the whole winter. Snow fell on sent free. Address, < obituary notice published by with milk, cheese nnd butter and g ,ftteg n i about ouo-tliird of the days in win - country editor’s widow: “He was C .A .S N O W & C O . have a largo surplus to send to Chief Justice Judd said in an in- ■ ter, and a less number in the early OPP. P atent O ffice . W a sh in g t o n . D. C. a kind husband and father, Job Vvwvwwwv^v - - - - - - - - . — Alaska nnd other markets. Tlie terview- spring and fall months. old printing will be done at tlie creamery, the separator and tlie “ During tho reign of King Kain- The changes of temperature from rates with neatue.sa and dispatch. knua there were two cabinets, so dis- ; winter to summer aie very i.ipn , We shall miss him, wo shall miss Babcock test tend strongly to im Scientific American provement in tlie quality and care satisfied was the state of tho king | owing to the great increase in the Agency * bun. Wood taken on subscription.” of milk cows and the time is coining Address all orders to «loin. The only branch of the gov- length of the day. In May the sup T U E l ’ORT ORFORD T R IB U N E . Plans have been perfected nt San when any dairyman will bo ashamed em in en t that was not disturbed was rises about 3 a. in. and sets uhout 9 the judiciary. The restoration of p. m. In June it rises about 1:30 Francisco for fighting the sugar to have his herd of cows average ' the monarchy is an im possibility.! in the morning and sets at 10:30, trust on Jan. 1st, win n the 5-yeur less than 300 of butter each in a W rite y o u r n a m e a n d a d d re s s on a p o s ta l c a rd , se n d it to G eo W . B est, R oom 2 , T rib u n e B uilding, N ew Y ork C ity , a n d a CAVEAT8, There is no material to make a mon-1 giving about 20 hours of daylight, contract of tlie Hawaiian planters year.—Oregon Agriculturist, TRADE MARKS, sa m p le co p y o f T H E NEW Y O R K W EEK LY T R IB U N E will b e DESIGN P A TEN TS. and a diffused twiliglit the remain witli tlie Western Sugar Refinery arch of. Nor can we hope to main m ailed to y ou. COPYRIG HTS, etoJ At six o’clock in the morning of Poe Infenratlno and free Handbook w rit, to tain a republic independently. M e ing four hours out of tlie 21. MUNN & co., S61 BnoADWAT. New V oax. will expire. It will continue that ' October ‘28th, 1897, says an Arizona Oldest bnn-an for eecnrlng patents in Amenc* The mean summer temperature porti- p of tl.c crop, a y trum 40,000 * Every patent taken out l y us Is brourht befor. m ust look to tlie United States. H e precedented in tlie the ä public a notice 1 ' g t - Ä by Ä Ä given - l Ä free Ä of S charge i . S la B the have come to the turning point, and j ranges between 60 and «0 degrees, t„ 50,000 tuns, which Glaus bprcck- rvz ♦ . • i History of this great land of snakes wa m ust oithcr become Asiatic or I Although there is almost a contin- Of tlie , , . □ , . ...... .. O“ he remainder and nnd burned horned toads, toads, the ....... snow ......... began ■Jx r V.. > » ___ ...I circulation r r u in ,. nr.rv-r In the Largest of any scientific paper In the Anglo Saxon Our commerce is ' unus sun in the summer time, the of 2 »0,000, 150,00 ‘ fan, ahJ it bept un falling until world, »splendidly Illustrated Ho man should bo without it. We££.|7jJ&2’ rSL* with tho United States; we are with evaporation is slow, owing' to tlie I ilaced un the mat ket y rar; $1.50 six months. Adar**», A C tA . ic 111 tlie . oldest i, , inhabitant inhabitant became became dis- dis J 'v&usMKC^t 3G1 Broadway, xnew MUNN York City. in the zone of American influence, thick moss which will not conduct fornia Beet Sugar and Refining gusted and walked up t.own to find and to assume responsibility for us, tlie heat. Ihe consequence is tlie cumpany. a stove by which he could warm they ought to have something to | ground is alwnys swampy on the The Japanese apply his frost bitten toes. S ucha thing say about how our uflairs arc dirge surface and frozen undcrnentli. In Oregonia n-t „ winter there is usually considerable one of their many pretty ways to as this was never known in the sun The news that has reached here wind. A heavy mist rising from the launching of ships. They use kissed land ot Arizona, but it » P - js tEe L ocal and Official Paper of Curry County, its principal object be- liatrons tj,e Local, General and Official news of tbecouu- frpm San Francisco that Samuel open places on the river settles down „„ wine but bang over tlie ship’s penis that since tlie great gold strike prow a large pasteboard cage full in Alaska old Sol lias transferred „.f J1 as ilvniS ,,f , »jncial interest to farmers, ranchers, dairym en Parker, a prom inent native leader, in tlie valley in extreme calm and heretofore a strong royalist, hn- weather, nnd this dampness makes ,,f birds and the moment the ship his favors to th at hitherto frozen 8*lO(.k.raiser8 and miners; but the T ribune cannot and does not pretend,I declared in favor of annexation, has the cold felt much more, and is is afloat » man pulls a string, when country and we are left to care for through its columns, to meet the demand for all the political and gener ourselves, al news of the world. \\ e have, however, in order to enlarge our sub created quite a sensation among the canduisivc of rheuniatio pains, tlie cage opens and the birds fly away, making the air alive with scription list, as a reward to our prompt paying subscribers, und as an natives, who are still opposed loan colds, etc. THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE. In the interior of Alaska « in ter mQ„'j0 and the whir of wings The inducement to delinquents to pay up, made arrangem ents whereby we negation. es and anil Cons sets in as early as September, and j ¡dt.a ¡rt that the birds thus welcome Lung Troubles Consumption Can make on). patrolis the following offer: be ______ Cured. The neighborhoods in Oregon and about tlie first of October snow tll(. iE} . , # h e begins her career as j Every new subscriber to the PORT ORFORD T R IB U N E, who pays Washington which have good crea- storm* may be expected in tlie coast a thing of life. An Eminent New York Chemist and lIg one year’s subscription, cash, in advance, and every old subscriber meries are fortunate. Even when ! mountains and block up tlie passes, j ——---------------- Scientist Makes a Free' Offer to w)iQ ',g up nE nrrei,n,ges, and one year, cash in advance, may, for the the prioe of dairy products has been j During one of tlie storms headway ; Robert Fitzsimmons, actor, black- Our Readers. (he additional sum of twenty-five cents, have his choice of one year’s low the dairying communities h av e! is impossible. Snow storms of great #inith nll(j 0|„.inpion plug-ugly of The distinguished New York chem- gubseription to either of the following journal*, or tlie jst, T. A. Slocum, dewonstrnting bis ... ........ ...... sh ip in the Marion lodge of Elks, at I Qfa r.|inble andabsolutecun-! dition. There are a goml many 1. , hp other dav. and for Uuiisumi.tion (Pulmonary Tuberen- Marion, Ind., the other la. . k)sig,,u.d »if bronchial, throit, lung und fp i Y /v v V W o n V I v T r i l l l l l l P farmers who have heretofore been t-rompur bwvu .«»«. Trade-Marks, Copyngnts now Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler e|,est diseases, stubborn coughs, ca- l l l C ACW 1 0 1 k U GOkl} IIIOUUO, and Labels registered, • 'Twtnty-flve yean* ex ooullning themselves almost exclu perience. We report^-Whetberjiatent i « . I opww I that h« B a turrhal affections, general decline and sively to fruit growing or »oniooth Fill i bottle or ooinroon gla«« with' Armstrong - i . . o < ng Republican paper of the country. A journal, that though • . . , i w weakness, vm » hv *< . loss of Hesli, and all eonr,i: ' The leading er one branch of farming who are your water un<l let it st iibl twenty-four expelled, the nltei native being tl> tions oi wasting ,2?'??’ Will seiet ing the cuusi of a political party, gives the news of the world, (all differ-jespo ion tea , . nf chai ter of 1 Jjrv to »ny a f - ,__, Hours: a sediment sedlineet or settling ind ' ‘"beate», 0,- the ubai ot the lodge. 1 HRi;1 F now thinking it would be better for hours: condition of the kelueys; it ¡ ... . ont) ol in»* Aew devoted to tie farm and household. them if they could also engage to unhealthy it stains your linen it I« evidence of ; H is said th at FltZSIintnunS will ot ; M.-ted reader of T he P ort I'aroBn Ob'It AGENTS: ■C. Jjcwsv, Gold Beach, Oregon. A. B SABI«, Langlois, Oregon. A. it. C book , Pistol ltiver, Oregon. g r o c e r ’s. ---------------- K lo n d ik e W e a th e r. Tilt: sm/TIKiM AHA DAILY DRO- \ E118 JOURS A I. (« itb Wi-LKi.v, S ami - \\ iih.xi.i und Tai-W eek i.v editions) puldisi d at I lie I lib a Sto, k-Yards, South Oiu.ihu, Neb., should find its »ay ini,I the bardsof every stockman, «Farmer, Feeder, Shipper, l-'aney Stock Breeder, R.imhaian, (.min Dealer and A b Expert Accountant and Bookkeeper Detroit Troubled with Shipper in the west. It is well ami carefully edited by men who make it Hereditary Scrofula (a its Worst Form—Spends a Smail their business to study the market and Fortuna Seeking to Find a Curt. b rite it up in an intelligent and abso lutely Impartial manner. No other pa From the Boeoing Newe, Detroit, Mich. nini colu mn y sales d no other tter of n Ue found boy over io Flunk Huup’« drug miscellaneous ehar.ietei that is so well obiect'o’/ Ids v l,it Mr». Wuilsce said: ’.’ y ° “ | More for « b o x sad toakjiome that «herneem gU;te (| t „ the needs of those iu whose bad better see Mr. '¿’“ ‘‘“ a b u ¿ a n u S in .r y ‘n e 'h ix TnotieJd “a improvement. I J « » Interest it is published; U lld T he D bo - Hsbsrkorn A an Co.,, „n end. notloeS 6.« VEK8 , OLKiiAL is the only paper i|i ori ^Orchard 'street? d ’lie tubl.^anomoto^ will tell you of this experience much better than I. A visit {hXTaTnot'a^e 1 " , y* perX .^ South Omaha that furniO.es all the im- was made to tlie office of the above concern om covered with »cars from the ulcer» p,»rtant Telegraphic News “ while it is where Mr. W allace was seen. “ I am, sani hut “ I since time I liitve not seen & siiifilc , , t ,,,.. ia .«.. Mr. Wallace, “ yet a young man, »till I have indication that ef the old trouble. I continued news, six days In the week. Tilt D bo - Buffered uutold agonies and tori urea. 1 was tlie use of the pills long after I was cured as VEBS JouBNAL has u larger circulation born with that awful hereditary disease PTEM BER 18, it is the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRiOiiHE, and we furn ish it w ith the PORT ORFORD TRIBUTE, one year fop $1.75 cash in advance. I '1 / tX I‘ Á Liberal X. V X. X Oner, B X The three papers oneyearfor$2: HOW TO FIND OUT. S a X i . r J ’S 'a S b i i S 'i x K PATENTS 1... The Oregon Agriculturalist and Rural North- west, eure.l thousands permanently by its fa w £ 8 « s a timely use, and he considers it a sim ple professional duty to sufferiug hu manity to donate a trial of his infal J.CVU.W. , Published at Portland, Oregon, and a high class farm journal, devoted --------- B E ST IX TH E BORED. lible euro. 8c; . . . i . . u . , . . „ ... >.» >i,e . » . . - . » ¡ . . r . P~ - < and i sfltfctod by L— v — — imeutini? for year«, has produced re- generally. ro n BALE nY HEALERS OENEBAIXT. J ig s u i t s m o d e r n * g e n i u s . His p Qr $ 1 .7 5 , we will send the T ribune and your choice of any one of , Ur had^eL ! r’’Porl thal * Promillv,lt sU ,e wffi‘ HSKt-rtion that luiii troubles and curable in any climate is the above publication» for one year. TREA SU RER’S NOTICE. both of the j shipments of wheat from the Pacific beer, and OVerooines that uupleassut | aj (>f tbe venture; that he bus or- ; tuj e >• med in his American and Euro- For 0 0 , cash, we « ill send i Urger gsnizsd th . concern in so far as the ^ ^ " t ’o rtS T abovu publications for one year. Oou> B bach - Or., Oct. 1», 1897. this year than over before. Notice is hereby given that there is Tha nilld «nil the extraordinnry effect personnel is concerned, nnd th at the Medical ox,jerts concede that bron- of 8Wainp-lt(Mi*, is soon realise.1. It uninterrupted stands the highest for Its wonderful gunranteed subscriptions to its cap- cure« »1 the most distressing eases. If ital arc said to be up to a big limit, t means n9 „Ledy and „ certain death. speedy---- >500.00-, interest,$287.55. vou need s medieinu you should have simply write tc T. A. Slocum. M. C., th e hast, gold bv druaiiist* nrii-e fifty M B. OIB8ON, t.NlKli—i B t s t w o B i m A ini / , uh Pine «troet, New York, giving post- County Treasurer. 'sampïe 1-ottle and pamphlet bóth scat ” active gentlemen or la d ie s tr a v I XïlV uîTi.’îîimTu’v »u L 8nb , m il. Mention K i T » « ». » .j l .1 J « « « ^ K t f Ä S S Ä l W S . »' is an easy matter to make a start vim ing proof that the kidneys and hut Mr. Armstrong will probabiy with a few cows.—Oregoii Agricul j bladder are out of order. I deem it wise to wear a fistproof ...« lis t W H A T TO n o . turalist. sliield over bis solar plexus. There ia comfort in the knowledge so . ,, often expi»»s<-d, that Dr. Kilmer’s ., The receipts of wheat nt. noth I swamp Knot, the great kidney remedy, It is stated that a new national ve be I ’orthind slid Tacoma have been un- fulfills every wish in relieving pain in bank is* »Uirted *ooti in Salem, nk is to lie sturte« ' ' that said uauallv heavy and it is ___ -...... the - back, kidneys, liver, bladder and To •T.. .u .. is added .J.U .I the ihe further fnriliei-cnrrent this Current $2. Take them nil for «2, and lie fixed with good reading matter for winter. AltllRKStt, 1 T ú ’’Ä S « ... r - ......... it»- « (n T um P out O rtobd imibvns . Dcpt. Y Chicago, his offer T H E T R IB U N E , Port Orford. Try Schtltl;us'» Best tea «od b«kta< powder.