The Port Orford tribune., March 17, 1909, Image 1

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PBCAOTMEXT OF TUB In t a f it O K .
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an, ha» H ied no’ iee of h l l in te n tio n to
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The JLeading Taper of Carry County,
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TM wahtiibji r or tub 'Ikw aiea.
U L a n d G tf i.e a t B o s e b u rz , O re g o n
J u ly 31st, 19 M .
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EDITH L. H OBIN8ON
o l S eattle, W a s h in g to n , w h o , on F e b -
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tllng Indicates an
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tion of ths kid­
neys ; If It stains
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svWence or kid­
ney trouble; ton
FO R «1 75.
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BLACK -
DRAUGHT
STOCK an<*
PO ULTRY
M E D IC IN E
»Vill be to k e n In iie h a n g e fo r goods.
A. 6 . SflBlfl
M am ivactcuxb
D s a L b b la
O o u r ty J u d g e — E .
Itc h in g , B lin d , B tea d ln g o r P ro tru d
in g P iles
Drugpiate re fu n d m oney il
FA EO OINTM ENT fa ils Io cu re anv
cess, no » » H e r o f how Ion« s te n d ir g
la • to 14 day»
F lro t a w iltc a tlo n gtvei
W e d d e rb u rn .
Aaseasor— W in . T e lm a n , H a r l« ,r . -
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School S u p t__ W . 8 . G u e rih . b iiiig ln ia *
'u r v e y o r — G eo . S. W ils o n , C h e lc o .
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C o ro n e r— D r , F . A . S c h lle m a n n , W e d ­
d e rb u rn .
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: kmhob o r t u b covbts .
C-Ae S U N N Y S O U T H , A t l a n t a , Get
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C ir c u it C o u rt m eets F o u rth M o n d a y in * '
,77“ . A u g u s t o f each y e a r.
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C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e rs C o u rt m eets
fir s t W ed n esd ay in J a n u a ry , A p r il,
J u ly and S e p te m b e r of each y e a r.
P ro b ate C o u rt m eets fir s t M o n d ay in
each m o n th .
ahd
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C h s te n ............................. M iaa I d a C ooley.
H a r b o r . ................. . . . . H e t c h e r G a rd n e r.
G o ld B e a c h ....................... :. J. W . K ile y .
W e d d e rb u rn ........................ : G eo. K e rr.
I l l i h e e . ; ..................... M r . E . B B u s sell.
M a r i a l ................... M rs . V i. la B illin g s .
E C Z E M A and P IL E C V K R
. . . A . M . K ite a.
A g n e s s ........
F it E E
K n o w in g w h a t i t w a s to s u f­
........ I I . Q e lle n .
f e r , I w ill g iv e F B E E O F C o r b la . . . . .
A m es J o h n it n
C H A R G E, to a n y a fE t-to d » p o sitive P o r t O rfo rd .
cure fo r E c ze u .fi. S a lt R t e u m , E 'j s i p e - D e n m a r k , . .
........ J . H. C a j pe.
1 »«, P ile » a n d 8 k l n D lrcaae s. In s ta n t
. . . E . B a c k íe X
L a n g lo is ...
.le l.e f. D o n ’ t s u ffe r lo nger. W r it s F.
. . . J . A . H a in e s
W . W iLl-rAM «. 400 M a n h a tta n A v e n u e , E c k le y .........
E ~ n ■ d o ■ w « ta m p .
N ew Y o rk ,
Stock and poultry have fe y
trouble« which are not bowel and
l i v e r * ivTcpularitiea.
B la o k -
Thranght Stock and Poultry M id i
einc u a bowel ami liver remedy
for stock, it puts the osgftns of
digestion in a perfect condition.
Prominent American breeders and
farm er* keep their herdr and locks
healthy by g iving them an occa­
sional dose of Black-Draught Stork
and Poultry Medicine in their
food. Any stork raiser mSv bny a
25-ccnt ka lf-p ju n d a i/T ig h t can
of thia m editint from his dealer
and keep his stock in vigorous
- health fo r «seeks. Dealers fener-
ali'v keep Black-Draught Stock and
Poultry M o liciu e. If yours does
iM.t. seu l 2?» cents for a wunj’le
con to the manufacturers. Toe
(Juattunouax Mediciae Co., Chat­
tanooga, Tenn. .
lliir c u * . O *.. J»»/ SO, ivn.
gggek-DsAfimS ssoek and Psul ry
Med’ -lae In She b««tl«W ;r tries. Oaf
•lo ck was onklog bad when von s ,n t
me lb - rw riteiaa »nd now they nr»
g r i’.ius • - « « • Thay a r t leok a s •
per M a t. h Mtcr.
g. P. BB0OK1 MOTOR. ,
» B o th a ir t r lle a a fi u y s v lf k a v r been
a a tu g ('A S C A n tlT a end they are th« hvst
aiedliloe w r nato avr. bad la te rh o a - -. lo s t
w m s mJ wlto » n franti« w ith hsofincbr for
tsnxUys. »I m tried roaieof yom CASCAR I T »
and liiev relise—1 -a * pata
»•«’’ been aunoat
itio c d la te :y. tv e laitli r-ci«»-ro* ml Case are ia
C osa, s -im e s o a i>
M i South re o rie 8 t.,
C iiic a o o , I u u , Oct. 7, 1 9 0-
E ig h t months ago I was ao ill
th a t I was compclfod to lie o t'« t
down nearly a il the tirncf My
xtom adi was so w eak and upset
that I could keep nothing on it
and I vomited frequently,
could not urinate w ithout greet
pain and I couched ao much that
m y throat onu lu nrs were raw
and sore.
Th e doctors pro-
nom rod i t B rig h t’» di seem sad
others said i t was eonsusspbon.
I t m attered little to me what
they called i t and -I had ao de­
sire to lir a . A sister ru tte d me
from St. Louis and oxkod me I I
I liotl ever tried W in e of Cerdet.
I told her I had not and »be
tKwnht ft bottle. I believe that
i t »avod m y life. I believe many
Women could eevc much suffer­
in g if they but knew of its rates.
(tew B O N N Y B O O T H It tea G r e a t L t l M . r T W ww IH t of tea
South. It Is .'avotsd to l.l« « < r e t a v a . B a n a n e « , F a c t aaS F le t lo s a .
zee sires M a basto) ah t e .t tsearrestla Its ■»'«. Amos» Ks co atribaU frtht most
actedsoathsrn w i'erss.ipesr-JoelChaneiet Harris. Harry Mll.wsB tfiwardsaae
ether»ol jrowlns »ami. Serial «tur e« from A alivuy Hose. Meerlee lhems«o<i.
Sidney B. Creche t. Mrs.Ce rye Curbs l » S ArtSsr w. Msrchsaaut bars appear­
ed, aad others are la weir ta» from tbs pen of sathors sf national nets. A short
story «oatsstk-oueht ool r i - w l r Nww 3s«saeNrwd e m lw a a d lri e tib v s
e t o v t o o . SM w erter a piacela 09te B O N N Y S O O T H * « res«aMecal
«inai oih»reooto»na»eeont»ni»i<ited (hat w ill«a-cetsfUly exptott tee rissala»
■aid af taUat test oaly seeds sash tostarle» ta (nastrato tea wealth test to shy to
assart HssW.
CBSw S U N N Y B O O T H tesa» with tes H fS eftbasrealtoaM . The««»
1st snMhtos warm« averrthlag M e icttvlty end the se-teea s sever sold eecapk
4a cheek the bead of la :asUy. T b i saper coas-.s fraarm t trite tea brasi» «r tee
asafasUaaafi Mae. and»!vaaeut tes vary air of tea orai «a. pa m and Say. .’ ha
beauty sad pathus. ths reasaace aad mystery of tha ivnd where the sore
stures ap «he e Men suhshlne aa.1 the sotten whitens In the moonlight, wll be
slvea la tee wetl-IIUed co’ ateas a' this tosetaaUns weakly.
TBs satesrlsiloa m W to O n l y r i f r y C e r e r a i year, titee Seen «erees,
eseats, aswtyapsre. pcatmae-srs sad every oas e'ss craw nf riva aasemssn’ed
by «h» ta l I t ’S«, sail la te a slab reiser to Ute se«er o M year « ta la .. -
•w aadl mss a F a s S e l C e r t e te» asmes of s.x of yarn aelchbuvs «s»o
wneM apéreoste tee ppportanity te read s copy o The Minay scets. aad as
temp’s wm be ass led free. Vnac e c e ty .a re 'a b e’ ffve ea* efthesovery pe yM.
Serial IPO to sura te be we'emisd a tour es au e r mors hotnas, as tea rs.vt
«ve>Uv Is>»tef »rod tb ees tea Sue hava U ervry Wstkty. w h,«a a ieouii for
s IP X wat ba tea u*z«t .esdabis at all U s pip».-!
-t corns te i r a.
to
G o ld
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C o u n ty C le r k — G e o rg e
W.
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G o ld B each.
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C o u n ty C om m issioners— O tto Is tn e rt,
" G o ld B e a c h ; Ed B y p h e r , L a n g lo is .
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that the kidneys and bted-
Thars la comfort la tha knowledge ao
eflan axpresaad, that D r. K lhnsr’s Swamp-
Reot. this groat kidney remedy fulfills every
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kaek. ktd.-wye, liver. Madder and every part
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tn hwte-Maiar and soaldtng petiVtn pasrlng
R, or bad -effects (allowing uaa of liquor,
wtne or M a r, and overcomes that unpleasant
aacessii- *f being compelled to go often
daring (be day. and to get up m any times
diwteg tits ntgkti The mild and the extra-
I I — m y effect of S w a m p -R o o t te soon
reafiaan. I t stands tha highest for tts woo-
d s s M e W u s c l the most dlxtresafng cease.
M you noad a medicine you should have ths
beet. SoM hy druggists Is 50c. and fit. sixes.
Yuum ey have a sample bottle of thia
W.
ootiMTY o rr ic a a s .
As I w ill do m y own te a m in g ,
m y in te n tio n to a ril cheaper th a n good»
were e v e r so ld on F lo ra s C re ek.
op« n , or m o lestin g p ro p e rty , w ill be
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L o .u ia K n a p p .
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•>f t h e uad eraign ed at an d near Fort
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r
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n -a a e n t
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aa I f he m igh t, ou slightest iwowwu-
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prised to hear him bark. -
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She co uld n't have noticed the look,
fo r as th e tra in began to B » » l ahe
plunged In am ong his bags and shawl
straps, alm ost knocking a book fro a
bis knee In her eagerness to ob tain th e
last glim pse o f a wom an on th e p la t­
fo rm , w hich was on hla Hide of the
ear, says B ro w ning, K in g A On's
M o n th ly.
“ I beg y o u r pard on ." «*11 »he. *T
w anted to say good-by to a a a ty ."
"You seem to h a re said g ..>d by to
your m aim ers," was the he tefu l reply,
and K itt y , now a liv e to the fa ct toat
th e gentlem an was vary cross, crept
back to b a r ow n seat and nestled
q u ietly la the corner.
She was o n ly to n years old. test she
had g ro w n up te ll in th a « 4 k m oun -
ta in a ir, sa d h e r cheeks w ere rosy.
T h ia was bar first ride on a railroad .
Indeed, fro m bar uncle’s h a lf-lo g . h a lf-
fram e house, w h ere bar m oth er had
died w hen she eras a baby, no trash«
save those o f m iners o r Jaca-rab W U
were visible. N ow aba w u going
the way to D en ver to spend C hristm as
w ith Q rand m a W a lle r.
She knew the tra in was dus In D en ­
v e r at aavan o'clock th a n ext m orn­
ing, and th a t a fte r a long, happy day
abe would hang her stockings in th e
big room g ran d m a had ao often w r it­
ten to bar about, and old S anta Claus
w ould fill IL
As sa rly as sevan o'clock th e goed-
natursd p o rte r prepared th a fu nn y bed
to w h ich she was to slsep, w h ite ahe
looked on In open-eyed am azem ent,
and by s ig h t o'clock ah» was to the
land of dream s, th e last sound she had
heard being th e voice o f the "cross
genttem gn" scolding th e p o r '- r fo r
to w ard the anal ns.
i f was sarly when K it t y aw oks, an.!
th e tra in was not m oving, lfa ^ p y a n r
scarcely stopping to w onder w h y th ey
wars not to D enver,’ k i t t y dross- d uvr-.
salt, and presently from between the
curtains opposite came the “c ra m g to -
ttem an,'’ g ru m b lin g aloud an d c a iu n g
fo r tha porter.
•T a afeerd, s ir," said th a t to iU vtd -
ual, "w s're done stuck hero fo r moa*
o f da day. T h e big ta n 'l th is aids of
M arsh al! peas has caved in ."
T h e n the conductor explained th a t
a section of ons of tha m ile -lo n g soow-
shafis had fa llen , and th a t a ll th ey
could do was to ..« It fo r a w re c k i.ig
tr a in fro m Pueblo.
“ A nd n o t a biassed th in g to sa t.”
said K it t y ’s fellow passenger.
W ith trem b lin g hands th e ilu te g irl
opened her box o f luncheon.
H a rd -
boiled eggs, n pot of Jam. sardine
sandwiches, th lc k 'a llc s s o f b a tte r« !
bread and lota of cootie«.
" T h e re ’s m ore than ¡.« a n eai. s ir."
said ahe; “ w on't you have a o m e f’
T h e "crocs gentlem an’ arose
Hu
looked fo r s m om tr.t bard at K i t e ,
whose eyes sank to the floor, and than,
w ith a bow aa though she had besa a
grow n-up young lady, he crossed tha
slsle and seated h im self opposite to
her.
I t was no t u n til afternoon th a t the
damage ahead was
sufficiently
re­
paired to allow them to pioceed, am i
when evvr.Inv—C hristm as E v e —came
tha tr a in was Just m akin g Its w ay
through Ih s R oyal gorge, n e arly 34
hours late.
T h e ir ta lk d u ring the day had bean
j f m ines and anowstoee. w ith
ao
and then db-resslons on h - - a r t In to
xm fldentittl aaeedotes r o n . \..iin x her
pet doll th a t had been lost in a .snow-
slide a week before, but w a ith ah«
hoped to find la the spring, fifitlar i
te n ia Claus should—and she tre tn 'iiid
w ith excitem ent u ahe m eallo aefi U —
b rin g b i r another to the m o r s lr g .
• B ut." he had S lid to h e r Just be­
fore he b id e her good n ight, "fio v -e a a
te n ia C laus catch us? W e 're !a ie and
going at 30 m iles aa h o u r .'
“E anta C laus Is lik e a a angel," K i t ­
ty replied; “he can be an yw h ere ha
wants at an y tim e '*
T h e a , Just as
the was nu lte randy to go to steep,
she Is.sncd out between the curtains
sod said:
“W ill you lend me a pin
to pin m y stockings to th e cu rtain?
I can't find any B all." H s gave her
a pta.
I t was past 11 o’clock w han
the
tights o f Pueblo were seen In th e dte-
taace.
""he "cross ge n tlem a n '’ kad
not th ou ght of going to bed, an d. w h a t
Is more, bed not allowed the poster to
do io.
“ N o w ,” said he to thh g rin n in g dar
hy as th « tra in began to slow up.
-y o n say w < have M m to u U e hero.
D o your beet" (he headed tl»« po rter
a bill».
" R in g the -h op kgsver up;
pound oft hla door, cry fire it neces­
sary
O ct ulm n u t o f bad some way
or o th tr «nd buy as much as you ran
c a rry — toys, condl. s. an yth in g , but be
ear» you r s t a dolL”
“fiee,” said K itt y th e n e st m o -a ln g
aa th e “eroas g e tL 'In aaa " poked h it
heed ewt o f th e cu rtain s fir s » lia s
sooth o f D eaver, “d .u n 't I te ll yon
fia d te Claua wan aa a n g e lT *
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