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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1907)
1 B E & D A Y , D K C E M B E I l 4 ,l« O 7 in d a H a v e K i d n e y 1 AMERICAN APPIÈ» POPULAR P o r t O rfo rd a n d D o n 't K n o w f t . IV iim b fer* 3 5 B n » la a d D em and s G a l t s t M okes P ro d - B o w T o r i t i ! O at. ■il a bottle or com m on glass at •» a n d ta t it aland twenly-feur Paigtmg, P»|er-lm|M| m < Dniritiri “Ooed algSt. words deed slant." So Sat From ebtldbeed'e lir e th a t sweetly U y ow e; and thee two chubby baadl S troke sort say ebeeba la toad care - Store From a well-known dealer in T h ee le hie keeee beside my chat». M y beads »he w h ile upon bta bead. apples who ships many thousands In accoata aoft ho llapa a prayer; A nother bias—then alamber*s bed. of barrels to Europe every year, ED. RACKLEKF* Prop'r the inform ation was obtained that W e r e together up the atalra ~ Tfiere waiTnof so good a prospect of a large shipment of apples to KEEPS IN STOCK. England thia year as last because of the very n atu ral drawback of a large crop of apples harvested in D I« G O O DS. England. Thia may be in a measure offset H O O T S a n d H U 1O 1C S • by the steadily increasing demand fo r Am erican apples which w ill call fo r shipments on this side to , meet the demand which no sum tier of home grown apples w ill snp- . ply- I t may not be generally known th at in 1903, which was* the record. year fo r the im portation of apples t from the United States and Can ada to the different m arkets w ith in the U nited Kingdom o f G reat B rita in , the to ta l im portation 'reached the enormous number of As I w ill d o m y own te am in g , 3 ,0 5 3 , (MM) barrels. The value of a ll m y In te n tio n to ¿ell cheaper tlm u good, those barrels of American apples were e v e r »old on F lo ra s C rank. is placed a t no less than 97,100,800. This is quite a jum p from the 91,728,525 worth of Am erican ap- N e w York?" i pies which were imported by Eng " W h y . R en e!" H e gave a perplexed little laugh, thee, ligh buyers in 1899. This 97,000,- «Vili be ta k e n in exchange lo r go od * , ')00 apple crop which went to real- raising h l* voice, called: "Roger, come he re !" G i v e m e a t r i a l a n d I w i l l d o m y dents of G reat B rita in was from A square-shouldered, thick-set man the U nited States in 1903, and of some 30 and more years came from Im u t t o p lc s s c y o n . Canada sent to the eaters o f the the little- reading-room In to the lib rary. Atqerican apple over 94,000,00(1 H I* gray, dark-laahed ayee wavered worth of Canadian apples. A ll slig h tly In th e ir placid steadiness when they rested on the flig h t, young (Ora* of Am erican fruits, whether grown bin frie n d '* daughter. in G reat B rita in or not, command "Good evrnlng, R e s e t" "Good evening. Roger. Papa ha* good prices on the other sideof the M a n i f a c t i b e i i A tla n tic , and, whereas, the Eng called you to witness an expose of my lish fo rm erly obtained most of geographical lgno:nnce," ''She asked If P o e n l x was In New th e ir pears from France, the Y o rk , G ran t! I thought you would ap I nited S tates now leads France In preciate th a t, and locate th e place for the pear tra d e with G reat B rita in . h e r.” “ R en * would n a tu ra lly th in k the Five years ago France sent pears place. If of an y Im portance a t a ll, was to the value o f 9749,365; last year fn N ew Y o rk ." said G rant. ’’I know If the value had fallen to 9561,430. she were called upon to draw a map of The value o f the importations th a United States. N ew Y o rk would from the U nited States rose front cover flve-slxthe o f th e allotted space. 9224,885 in 1899, to 9584,710 in R eally. Rene, were yon not Joking when GROCERIES, (thatoitoniy HARDWARE- Sf the urinary pessag«. I, corrects Inability is bold water and scvldkg pain In nassins » .e r h a d effect, ftrttowlng u U of llquc^ wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant seoeaeity of being -compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many time« during the night. The mild and the extra- ordtnarv effect of S w a m p -R o o t la soon T » !1/ “ - 11 stands the highest for.tts won- m rn u cures of the most distressing case*. medicine you should have the beri. Sold by druggists lr 80e. *n d $ l. sizes. You may have a sample boitle of thia wonderful discovery FT7t’ vL and • book that t e lls ( r t g H 6 6 r S S ? S ^ m ore about tt. both sent absolutely free by mall. address Dr, Kilm er & II A T M & C X P N H. T. STEW A ß t Editor and Publisher. Hul»w<?vipt ipn, ijil.ÄO por year The Official 1‘apfcr oCCurry County» n«M e» s—amn-itro«. Co., Binghamton, N . Y . W hen writing men- n reading this generous offer In this paper. T H E T R IB U N E HOUSEWORK T o o m uch housework w reck» wo men > serve». A n d rtip' convtmit care o f c h ild ren , day nnd n ig h t, is often too try in g fo r even a .«trong w o m an . A haggard face tells the s te ty o f the overw orkeA hausew H e ttlx a l U W e t ltx>a- » ttu a KB f ir r , W EEKLY O B o th Papers one yea rfo r $2.25 i fFronffCti TMFTJ5C«, W iB Z " C A R M fl is doing this fo r thou san ds-of A m erican wom en to-day. I t cored M rs . Jones and th a t b w h y she w rites litis fran k le tte r : a child. I stone tr y to tre a t you a * I w ould a w om an— bu t you w on't let m e ." "A nd I try to tre a t yon ts I f yrei w ere a Jolly. good fe llo w , and you m ust be one," she retorted. In the day* th a t follow ed In the ¡and w here the sun shone every day in the year. Rene reveled In an outdoor life o f freedom. W ith Roger, she-rce’e horse back and took little M t;« into tb e n oun- talns and out to the to r rounding ranches, and was serenely happy. So was Roger, u n til Rsne bad her flint eight o f cos bay* a t a W ild W est en tertain m ent at the park. “ A re n 't they tr a u 4 !" -a b a a r te d . " T o a little reh n eig lrl snd to a te n d **- foot. I snppore th ey are. but to "us old settlers' they ere q n lte eaqim ocplai-*.' A * long a* ber adoration vrss cot lined to the cowpunchere collectively, G ran t had no foreboding*. but o n * day a h * sighted a t a distance th e king o f t t * cow boy*. yon asked w here P hoenix wan?" “L o v e ly !" she cried. "B uffalo B ill la “ N o." ehe pleaded. " I know I have W ord comet from one of the o n ly recently fin ish ed .' but it's so m any no longer my ideal o f m anly beauty." T k e re e fte r rtis made life m iserable f o r ’ United S tates consult in England years since 1 studied geography." * Everyona^gionld gahgeribe for th at tbeapple dealers andconsani G r a n t SltUbraought b io to m e h * an op "Phoenix I * th e capital o f A rison a." “R sally? " aha ssksd. " I didn’t even p o rtu n ity "for her to meet the handsome ’•’« home paper; ia order to get a ll e rt in England deplore the decad kn ow Arlxona was a state." cowboy, and she ransacked all tke stores * ho k c a l news, h u t te keep ia tench ence o f the good old Hudson River "D o n 't you suppose te rrito rie s requ ire to see If h it picture war not cn tale. w ith the, w o rld ’s d a ily events Pippin*, and although a consider capitals and governm ent?" G rant let h e r f i r e fu ll rein to her ra v - »hoold also r e t d aw " W h y did papa th in k m y Ignorance Inga and qu ietly bleed b it tim e, able q u a n tity wag received there, would appeal to-you? Is th a t w hereyon ' " W h e r e to n 6 w ? 'a s k e d lle n e % !k h e ly few, i f any, came up to the stand T h e E vd ’ u ii T e le film , go when you are ont west?" as he drove up to the bouse one m o ra - ard fo r flrst-clagg trade. The’ "Yes; my ranches are near Phoenix." Ing. . F o r t i n 1, O r e jo a , C alifornia N ew tow n* have been "R eally ? A nd are we a ll going" **! ( i R M corral fu ll o f ra ttle ont at papa received again in large quanti my rtfW n. I am going to sell 50 o f thorn he leading «vsntng r.e-vsjapar o f “ N o t I. T h e re are things doing at and the buyer is to UUtc his ptek." ties, but they are w anting in a p ■'.e P a c ific Oos.at, w hich h u com- present In W a ll street, and th e cruel "D o n 't yea hop* he w on't know enough pearanee, which ia th e ir chief rec code of finance a d m it* of no leave of to pick the best?” 'e 's A eso cte itd Press ¡sports and otnmendation. absence. Of course. M a ri* w ill attend s ecial leased - w ire service, w ith " H e w tl!. though He's going to b rin g your mother and you w ill accompany your cow-puncher w ith him to select the correspond« s te ia iT p s r'-a a t news th em .” cattle." centers an d in aU the cities and " "O h. dear. And 1 had planned to have “ W h at? R eally? Roger, you a re Jok such good tim e * this w in ter." p rin c ip a l to w zs o f th e N o r th w r s t ing?" "Rene, you can't alw ays have good P o rtla n d an d suburbs ars co rersd "N o ; we w ill help him d rive th e cat tim es for your objective p o ln tf" tle back to tow n." b y a b rig h t s t a f f o f ropartara, and "1 *11! see that yon have a good tim e T h e pace w,isn't fast enough they fo r e d ito ria l, d r o c u tic , society and out there. Rene," m id G r a n t Rsne and they fa irly flew over the road. "Oh. arc you going. Roger? T h a t special w rita rs . S a tu rd a y ’s sdl- " I t c e b . m ! Sweet th in g !" cried R ene, mal-es It better " tlo n cor.sis's o f 28 to U p a ;cs , and •- "T hank yon. Rena. I w ill shew yon ecstatically, a* they approached th e ranch. has colored c o n ic pages, a t w a ll on th e tr.tp w here you are going." a d e p a rtm e n t fo r ch iid raa , colored 'T h e y halted end watched the cowboy H e found an atlas and opened to a separate th e ca ttle be had chosen fro m m ap o f the U nited States. fashion page, an in terestin g serial » "N o w , lat eaa you And A risons, tha rest. s to ry an d o thd f a ttra c tiv e fe atu res R en e «»a more entranced than before. R ane." is ad d itio n to a ll th e news o f the " H e s its in h is sa d d le a * I f be grew H e r lndes Anger traveled quickly day westward, paused at N orth D ako ta. Ilo - th e re !" she declared. "H e c e rta in ly d o r s ," « « te n te d G rant. gered in W yom ing, faltered a t N svada S u b scription R ato s; O as m onth, W ho (he ra ttle was fin ally selscteu sn d landed perm anently and triu m 50 cants; th re e months, 91.36; s ix and tho b iv rt w ar closing the deal w ith phantly * t Arisona. alone is k illin g France.” Tuber m onths, 9 8 .6 0 ; tw e lv e months, 95. "T h e re ! But what a long w ay; d e a r O ra ri'i; m r-.a g rr. the cowboy was shoot to ride le lo fhe <»»crt. culosi», 1,'e continues, which of si . S am ple copies m ailed fre e . across a c o n tin e n t!” O r a r t c*!'«d to him : diseases is the most eunjlj- avoid " It Is quite a leap fo r Rene, In more •Torn« here. F r e a k !" ?d, ts raging in France w ith more w ay K than on*. From Nsw Y ork to •T re n k ? Oh. w h a t s ta m e n a m o l" Artxonar—a ta rin g tra n s fe r!" said her violence than in a n / other conntn m urm ured R en t ts disappointed tones fhU.er. in the world. Every year It kill» Th e roWbov wheeled shout sad redo M o rtim e r was essentially a men o f ac more than 15(1,<MM) victim» nnd con tion snd oefore the seek w at ended op to them . Roger presented him to his lam inates more than h a lf a mil sis -snruld wife, set »»»A tnd mi d j cung rom psolou and she lifted stew te g A ls ^ fc r the yield! It e r here hag lions more. Then typhoid, typhus, na!o, Mflrie. a(s reluctan t daughter snd eyes. lie «u b itan tisl triced r b r * tn route a decidedly g a m e ’ «ye, th at looked a * dysentery, VfXrletina and otbci to Phoenix, rh e y were all traveled though cotr.r one bed put e r r | f * in i t diseases and infections mala travelers and parsed six days eomfort- nod turned It rro-w.-d a few rimes. She ael rowledcod th e Introdurtton tn dies, which are decreasing in Eng tb ly snd pleasantly Is a Pullm an. a fh in t voice tn d when th e "Id to l of land, Germ any, Hwltxerlnnd. Bel " le this It? " cried Rene, la dlnuay. as m anly h r r .c tj* bad ridden on. (h e p ro - Xinm, H olland. Hwvdcn and Xor they (lied out o f the car one a ly h t fol pored to'Roger th a t they return to tow n way, the U nited States and ever lowed by a heavy-lsden. wall-fed porter. w ithou t w aitin g to help drive the cat ftnl.v, are, on the other hand, re •N o " replied G r s tt . ‘th is l»b t It. tle. G ran t c h tc rfu lly acquiesced. maining a t a very high average in This is A»h Fork, where we b s y tto w a lt "H o w did he h u rt bis eye?" she asked ibout three hour* snd then ta ’ e a France, same even showing i, hrsnch road la to Phoenix. W e ll get abruptly. fl. B. S flB lft I kaawee a— wo. I lanoorrh.es and fa llin g of the w om b result from o verw ork. E very hou.-tv ife pood* a rem edy to regulate her menses and to keep h e r sensitive fem ale organ* . b r perfect condition. A DISILLUSION " K e n e !" "Ob. now don't b * to stern sad rc o w l- lng. Roger You are the only ic rs o n I know wbo tal.es tee lite ra lly and sact* oualy. P ertsp a th at is tha way you take everything. sad iv ih a p a it*« as w elt soma oas takes u s th a t way. N o w papa would have know s in tu itiv e ly w h at I m e a n t U am m a Isn 't really tic k , you know Bhe Just th in k s she la. asd D r. K enneth would erdet h tz to an y " p ta c e s k n mTyst tit?seat. I meant th a t as Ions u she th in k s she Is tic k sad has to do wbat ebe'would If r h t w are sick and fco e illt-d from horns tt would bs easior to .fa ll In w ith tha s p irit o f tfcs axcurtlo a if th e were sick. Now do you comprehend?" *. “ 1 can't nay th a t I do," ba rallied, shortly. -S B T “Oh. Roger! M aybe the greatest c li m ate on ea rth w ill w ip e the cobwebs fro m your brain, but one th in s 1 p lain ly comprehend Is that there l i n n parole Is rig h t fo r m a I thought being side-' track« d at th at funny place lavt n ig h t and the different-- .n ev e ry th in » , tig h t b rin g about a retrog rad e m ovcutest on m am m a's part, but she just Inform ed me th a t she fe lt b etter th e mom ent she etruck N ew Mexico and th a t there was nothing Ilk a ellm a ta l I am crushed." "Yo u don't took It," ha replied, «hap tically. " I'll te ll you w h at sustains me. M y presence Jara on m am m a's nerves, and M a rls , the long tuff« ring, w ill be kept In constant attendance and I w ill be le ft unrestricted to hour ehspert nagr. M am m a th in k s you a paragon of good sense and propriety. She little known how can lead yon astray 1 w ith . The PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE/ --- <1MD---- The New Idea W< man’s Magazine BOTH ONE YEAR FOR » 1 7 5 . T its N s w I" « * WoM.vn'c M a o a z in x is a n a u th o rity on D rc -a rn .k i« .-, n o rv ano H ousehold Koounrny. I t averaftca m ore th a n j i n page m o n th . W e offer you th e re fo re a t least 1 ton pages of good (athl< ho m e read ing fo r au a d d itio n a l oost o f o n ly 25 eta. ffawtplse fre e . Olenrtesn«, Ky., Pan. W, MW. 1 am aogfcul U uityosr v.'ioe cl Oanlat Is hclptue mfl. Ism foehn* b«t«erta»n I I hare f«rt ter years. 1 sm ewa w m v wlUroct any fcoln, a a < ^ waahed J. •-?». t aa ’ was »of nne bit Thrtt. r.»Ri ‘»ic Wmo dtrffcv me <t»c !. I w.-. 9re;via* MwitUr ttiAH I m W Vifore, uo«l »!««»> <!XM| ar.d «at NteMrty. Baiorv I brfrxfl W tef ef dkrGuI, I BMl' to liibv y to J m < i < f i v e or fclx tfr.KS every 6 ty , but mow I do not think of lyinc down through the day. M bs . i l-'CH.tJfD I Oolite my . b'.wJ. V at • I.# » f i B i G < a im u F m gdvU* nWrwtNm, ’T» p - |MM s “ 1 m l«adte>’ A*.»vUo..t i.te| i?T^». t Tf.® — i m bm * Sf-Y.'-dS. D W oi e ...-tri; You Purch«; An» Othof Write TM 8(W MM( 8 IW II3 M heillRt COMFAMT o n s n a c . M a ss. Many S«wlnf Math Ina« are rraSe t o sell regard- b a a at qoaMr.bat tha “ M e w U o m e ” l» made Sa wear. Our guaranty nt »or ran« out. We make Sawing M»chlne« to ault all condition« e flk o trad « Tho f X c w aiandeatthe heed of all n i g h - t i - M t o family tawing machine« b y a a t h u r t a e S « te e te rs o n l y , ro w BAkS a v « »•M A4M77Br«Fff£Unif B»o SU N N Y SO U T H . A tla n ta . G o. marked tendency to develop there »bout tw o o’clock In the m ora le s ." . Smallpox, which has m a rly disaj peared from every civilized land - 'R oger G ra n t! Did yo a m ake up the contintu-s to make Ihousunds of same d i this place? la I t n a tty Ash victims in France and hecatomb» F o rk?" "Yes W hy not?" in her colonies. Hnch is the gist of " I t ’s ro d e ltg b ifa tly w ild and woolly I) r . I«ovventltai’s article, and It f am going to drop papa and Luelle a cannot be said that be ia inclined w rie r from here w M Ie * , v a i t | w ill «end dsylere and dxteleee eptetlee. for to be nndnly pessimistic. iflkiHß 1 G C A R A S T B I D C U R E F O R P IL K R . lu -l.liig . B I nri. H ire lin g SV I'n .tr u .l- Pvti.-ifiat» re fu itd m oney il P A Z O O IN T M E N T f a l l - to cu re an» <-ae»-. no m a tte r o f ho w lone »tan<li io fl t<> U .la v * Ftret ap piio atio n sit-.s n a w a n d rest SCe. I f y n r <ling»i«t A t H o'clock the next om raing radi ha»n't it »eiMl Sue In t t a m | * a m i i t w|:> ' » fo rir a p l. il » « i - p a M Iqr P a is M etl ant sad re’ re rb fd R ec* flashed npou □ ra n t's rlrfc s w ith r r w to r lc b i irhineA». •ein« Ci>„ t-t. Ix ra tn , M o. " A re n 't you *«h»ir.»d." be laid re- proatasully. " to 1st your tick tsd'ber be up and drerecd before you?" C rih a rilr , eure renstlpetR "M y sick m oitatri | « M b sbe were •n .!» . U C G C . k i t . a r r e s t M refi S ick!" i» g P Ire. g. V msmsfftsnnm ""M T#’ v. 1* Mr. ><c. «n. ** iWw*« •' W m a ««, m* GHs C U R E C O N S T IP A T IO N . a— «, » ■ H i l l, o r e , «MW. «a L. (»a. a t io / h | WO4KJ‘fta»Oi) W(q «"WpK.»q j u fidisi^ iRAuj» pit* * / r a n t ÌW3 «M 'VVJ ***, Mjì »«» ?«r499i >» X rw r» 'fi n »«*-«1 po'*,«! S>»>Wiil »I ». C»«®. I have to«t *11 track op tim a." T b « » a lt and the,ride from Aeh Fork to Phoer.ls quelled Rehe's ever rivtd r ir e r t t y . le d ehe was ready quietly and « a iri ly io go to bed w b ra th e, rracbed the a p a rtm e n t* G rant bad w e a r o for them 1» the fa m ily of some s.q osln- la n ra r of h l* M r s M o rtim e r not being equal to hotel llf*^ Zandf •Who. F ra n k ? I haven't known h t n long, but as our frie rd s h lp iscrearas ( w ill endeavor to learn how It hap pened." "W h ere did you kn o w him ?" "Oh »very o -e know« him. I me« him flrst at a r -e 'n v -s - .t Ry »h, w a r t , eats w ith t.l» kn ife H e me» me last eight at thr c.nri; r f this r a ttle deal. He o'fered me a "chaw kerbackber' as token of h n e.-.i-d « i l l ." "R ager G ro- t. I th in k yo a ere tho mesne-1 m rr. I e-c«-Xp»w. W hy d i d s t yon te ll me t> Is b-.'ore?" . ■■ t T e e in g !• ttsilevisg ." ■_. 8h e to o le d swxy refk e tfv e ly over a Held of s lfa fa. , "Reue. »re jo u ro dlrsppotnted?" • “ Tee: I fell «■ I dig when I found ou t Sants Ciaus w s* a m yth . I believa» though. I t ’s a good idea to hog , * e r it- lusioos." “T h r e ’et me be yo u r Hterfop P r-.e— • There w«s e .utety depth o f l"c< «rn»s* la the «0.1 eyes fu m e d sh yly to his, " R c v rr I era glad y o u a r * not a cow< | ,h o y :" ~ X S Tlfses-D em ecrqi. nt