The Port Orford tribune., May 12, 1909, Image 1

W E D N K H D A Y , M A Y
Dairyville
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
fmpsasfhla to Cultivate, But fto Wta.
ton Teem with Innumerable »U h
—Coaatry Unpopulated.
7 . 8. S en ’ts—J o n a t h a n B u u ra s J r .,
P ortlan d a n d U s o . K. C h a m b e rla in
o f K ek iy , O regon, w h o , < Àuguri as,
1807, m a d e j io m e t a e e d K i r Mo.ltfiM.
B . B lo r 8 f o < M E |, S eed
»hip SI H ourii, B a n g s IS 1
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T k b N kw I h E a W oma « ’» M aoazims le a n a u th o r ity on D r w n ta e u in s ,
unhealthy condi­
r and H ou n eh ol.i E co n o m y .
I t a v e r a g e s m ore th a n 100 I’“ ««*
tion of the kid­
ith .
W e offer y o u th e refo re a t le a s t 1 »00 p a g e s ot g o o d fa sh io n
neys; if It stains
ie rending tor an a d d itio n a l c o s t c f o n ly 26 eta.
S am p le« fr e e .
your llnsn tt ta
evidence of kid­
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass It or pein In
the back Is also
ooerincing proof that the kidneys and blad­
der are out 0« order.
W hat t« P e .
There ta comfort In the knowledge so
sften ssprssasd. that D r. Kilm er's Swamp-
|U o t. the great kidney remedy fulfill» every
srtah In ow ing rheumatlam, pain In the
husk, kidney», liver, bladder and every part
g f the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
to hold water and scalding pain In passing
ft. or bed effects following use o( liquor,
wine Sr haw. and overcomes that unpleasant
oecaasKyof being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the e x tr a -
ardfaarv affect of Swam p-R oot Is soon
(Oto S V N W T S O U T H Is the O r e . 1 L l t r e . r v W m S I v of the
reaXaed. M stands ths highest for Its won-
South. H I» ievoUS to 1-ltwratar«, S o w .n c .. W » « t esS F t o r t o m .
a«4 elves tli« Sett of alt l * j t t i current ta IU fle:s. Ataons Its coetrihaton t * . n»o»t
a-tad southern tv Iters «t>,e*r--Joelc»a»dtar Harris. Harry SUIiw.il 1dw«rds»«d
others olorowin» M ini, »ertal start»« (Torn AatVony Hut». Miurlc« 1 homttaoa.
Sidney a CroeBet. Nrs.Ge r»» C o rkettsS Arther W. March moot hev» «wear-
ed end other» a rt Is wsMIas trot» ta« sea e( estkon ef aaUoael acta. A short
store coetalt k-OBdht eta » « » l r llw . H«».tavwta « »taa d ld e t a o v .
g tt. both sent
• t o r t o e . .11 worthy a state ta Bkw S U g K Y S O U T H ' » rMtaktacet
cma» otk »reontaswsre seta« instates that win ts.-eesstany tia lo R ia » ripentae
tree by mall,
V. Kilmer A
Sold at «stoat tttat only seeds sack In te ria t «0 ttiestrata the w e a tu that b sky ta
tamtoa. N .Y . l/hen writing men-
assert Itself.
offer la thia paper.
8 » w S U N M W S O W T H taemi wRk Ik * W koftk»treat>oetk. T k e s e .
tat »ansklae w .r a u everetkta. Into aeUvtty ea t Ike sessoe 1» sever cold eacstk
to ch w * tke fcaa« of Inrastry. Tfcs w ear eeuii» rrsersnt w ltk the^reaW of the
macnolta and »1»«. end elves ost tks very »lr of Iks c m so. kt si *nfl tay. Ik s
SMsly s a l satkes. tks rominc. sa t atystary of tao tan. wksre tkteora
a d y Cathartic, «he amai wow
“ dtacoverv o f «he age. plea»
storos sp the setaoa saasklBO « » lik e cotta« whltonsto tko mooaUtV, wS. ko
»Mac «o «he «aate, eel . genU y
given In tkc well-fi led to umst el Mils tasdastlns weekly.
oohM aaye, Bvta w d h o w e la
Tke sobscrlpOoe w * » H O n k r F « f : r C a n t e a y e ir. ante ta eS rs-soea,
entire eye«"", dtotta cold«,
se-nta nswrpepers. po«tme- e n and «yt.y cne t i t Clobsofavs •ccomp.» »1
, fever, habltusl roast I pat ion
ky tke fk I W » . eaU2e tks elttb rebar to Ike taper one year «rat s.
« o n to o s . a r « . a * l C a s ta .»*« a s m « cf tlx of yosr as'fhkw» who
wculd apprte'ata tks opportunity tarssda eopyo Tko «easy aostit.and h*
>-mn'e wit! baataJaJ froo. Too e .a s«« yoar a a k o S vj cat of tltosa v tty po pis
!5Z,» S V N N T r O U T H «Mars over»0,000 Amorce« koms-now;' a4
A QUABANTBBDCUHE FOR MLK8.
cor s i I M
b sare to ro ws'a m«4 a tally asm ay mors koteas. c»*kc rSA
Itohisg, B lin d . B le e d in g o r P rom t,I-
wa-kt» •« •»« s - Jd >" "«» ' * • vw n»re G e n r e Wataty. w h i l s t '»..ta< tor
i n s P ile s
D r u g g ists r efu n d m o n ey if
11> j w ..l kc tka mu»» raasakta of aa tea u g a A I k :«aoma t o y s .
fl. 6. SflBljN
A n y p erso n o r p e r .o u if tresp a ssin g
u p o n th e C roft L a k e R a n ch ,—t b s M c­
L e l l a n a < ^ M a rsh a ll R a n ch es, w ill '¿a V » AyVACTVBH
p rosecu ted to tiip u tm o s t ex ten t of th e
lawq an d a rew ard w ill be g iv e n fo r In-
fo r m a tio n th a t w ill le« d to 'th e c o n v lo -
D a a u ta l a
tion o f th e g u ilty p a r tie s.
E omcnp Owner.
P iZ O O I N T M E N T f a lls t o
core
an y
M M a n d n e t . fi»e
i f y o u r d tn g g l»
hasn*t U flOBd GOe In t U m p s an d i t w ill
h . fb r w a n ie d p o et-p a id b v P a r is M e i-
3 U N N Y S O U T U . A lla n ia , G x
e r m a n , S a lem .
S ta te P rinter— W illis D u n iw a y , fialetd .
Attorney General—A. M. C raw ford ,
C lerk S ta te L an d B o a r d r -G .G . B ro w n .
. Salem.
C o u n ty J u d g e — E . A. B a ile y , G o ld
B each .
C ou n ty C o m m issio n ers—O tto Isin ert,
G ob i B e a c h ; Ed S y p h e r , L a n g lo is .
Sheriff-S-Norm an T y le r , G old B e a c h .
C o u n ty C lerk — G e o r g e
W . S m ith ,
Gold B ea ch .
C o u n ty T reasu rer—J a m o s C o u g h
W sd d erb n rn .
A s s e s s o r - W m . T o lm a n , H a rb o r.
S ch ool S u p t, - W . 8 . G n erin . L a n g lo is
Surveyor—G e o . 8 . W ilso n , C h eto o .
C oroner— D r. F .A - S c h lie m s n n , W ed-
-derb urn.
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a : a n s o s o r r n s covbts .
C ircu it C o u rt m e e ts F o u r th M o n d a y in
A u g u st o f e a c h y ea r.
C o u n ty C o m m is sio n e r s C o u r t m e e ts
first W ed n esd a y in J a n u a r y , A p ril,
' J u ly and S ep te m b er of e a c h y ea r.
P ro b a te C ou rt m e e ts first M onday in
e a c h m o n th .
ct'BBY couw rr roar o v r io s s and fost -
M A S T IR « . * _
E C Z E M A and P IL E C V H K
F R E E K n o w in g w h a t it w a s to Buf­
fe r , I w ill g i v e F R E E O F
C H A R G E , to a n y a ffii-to d a p o sitiv e
cu re for E c zem a , S a lt R h e u m , E 'y s ip e -
I s s , P lle s -a n d S k in D ise a se « . I n s ta n t
j c l ’e f . D o n ’t s u f f e r lo n g er. W rit« F.
W . W il l ia m s , 400 M a n h a tta n A v e n u e ,
N ew Y o r k . E n c lo s e S ta m p .
Stock sa d poultry have few
troubles which are not bowel and
l i v e r ¡rregulanttm .
B l » * } .-
Draught Stuck and Poultry Medi­
cin e 7» a bowel and liver remedy
for stock. R pots the organs of
digestion in a perfect condition.
Prominent American breeders and
farmers keep their herds and flocks
healthy by a ir in g them an occa­
sional dose of Blaek-Dranght Stock
and Poultry Medicine in their
food. Anv stock m iser may buy a
ffi-ceat half-pound air-tight mA
of this m edicine from his dealer
and keep h is stock in rigorous
health for weeks. Dealers gener­
ally keepBiack-Draucht Stock and
Poultry M edicine. If your» does
not. send 26 esnts for a **™ple
eaa to the nmnufacturers, The
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat­
tanooga, Ten».
C h e t -,i...........
H a r b o r .........
G o ld B e a c h .
W ed d erb tiru
I H l b e s ... . .
M a r i a l .. . . , .
A g n e s s ........
C o r b in .. . . .
P o rt Orford
D en m ark . . .
L a n g lo is
E d k le y . . .
. . .M iss I d a C ooley.
. . . F le tch er G ardner.
. . .........J . W . R ile y .
..................G eo . K err.
. M r. B . B R u ss e ll.
M rs. V io la B illin g s .
. ..A . M. B ill«
......... K.-Q, e lle n .
A m es J o h n sto n
.........J . A C ap p s.
. . . E . RaeklelT.
. ,.J . A. H s in e t
» B o th u it v rlfìs a n d n s y s c r h n - -A s e a
a s tu a CAäCAKKTH and tnsy » » un. beai
modiclne wo n»v» sre. had la ttw huesa. Last
VM» s r »Its w u (m o tta w<-h beaár-lia toi
t r o n f i she lrle.1 so u ivo t > our CA SCA H K T S
end thsr mtlsred the pain In her head anuo«
tsoasedtauiy. We h o 'h recom an ml Cucareis
.
O h à a STBnsroMu.
Plttsbere Seie A O oi-e-." Co., I Itu b e r e , r s
GRA8SH0PPERSJN DAKOTA
Is e v g e of the S ta ts Xa T h ia In s e c t,
In Aberdeen, A D.
mt. Pxl»»*ble Potati To»»«
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lever
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OURS C O H 3 T IP A T IO M .
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PATENTS
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ansa, oo fitAWf o f how Ions s t a n d in g ,
la « t o 14 d a y s . F ir st a p p lic a tio n gives
lem.
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Supt. Publie Instruction—J . H . Aok-
J o in t S en a to r f o r C oos .ffffd C u rry —
W. C. C hase.
J o in t R e p r e s e n ta tiv e fo r C o o s a n d
A n d in fa c t, e v e r y th in g u s u a lly need ed
C urry— I. M. M u n cy.
In th e c o u n tr y .
J u d g e , 2d J u d ic ia l D ia U ic t - J . W
H a m ilto n , Rout-burg.
P ro secu tin g A tto r n e y , 9d J u d ic ia l D is
C A S H S A L E S a m o u n t n g t o * 6 or
• tr io t—G eo rg e M. B r o w n , R o se b u r g .
m ore w ill he a llo w ed 10 per o e n t die-
U. 8 . C o m m is sio n e r s—J f H . U p to n ,
c o u n t, e x c e p t o n F lo u r , o n w h ich nv
L a n g lo is.
d isc o u n t oau h e g iv e n .
oolmtt o r n c s a s .
, W Y 'h a v e sev era l p a r tie s w h o a r e
lo o k in g for h o m estea d lo ca tio n s or re--
rin q u la h m eu ts^ a lso som e good tim b e r
c la im s .
I f y o u kn ow o f a n y good
h o m estea d o r tim b e r cla im s, it w ill pay
y o u to w n t o u s. A d d ress:— A r m a Ra
altt C o ., 225 F a llin g BI
P o rtla n d
O regrn.
STOCK *nd
POULTRY
MEDICINE
S ta te T .ea a u rer—O ec A. Steel of Sa­
Ac O - À J P »
A s I w ill d o m y ow n te a m in g ,
m y in te n tio n to sell ch ea p er than g o o d ,
w ere e v e r s o ld on F lo r a s C reek.
BLACK -
DRAUGHT
L ouie Knapp.
t l o n . N o . < * 0 6 ,lo r S U I of N E I , E | o f
H W i, N E Ì o f B W L S ectlon 27, T o w n -
s h lp 86 S o u th , R « n g e 18 W e st, W lla m ­
e t t e M e rtd ia n , baa o led n o tlo e o f Inton-
tlo n to m ak a F in a l Proof, l o e a to b lis b
e lo im to th è la n d a b o v e deecrlbe-1. be-
f o r e t h è B e g ia te r an d R e c d y y r , s t
R o e e b u ig , O reg o n , on t h è 6th d a y o f
F e b r u a r y , IMO».
C la lm a n t ñ a m e « aa w itn e e s e s :
O. L . B y r o n . o f S en ttle, W a sh in g to n
E . J . W a lla c e o f "
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Coe I . Leavengood, of R o e e o u r g , O re.
George Turner, o f
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B i n a s i » L.E d d i , R egiste/.
w«ar sod M it stand
11 A i n
T R E S P A S S N O T IC E .
A ll parsons are h e r e b y n otified n o t
?
HARDWARE.
C o n g r e ssm a n , F ir s t D istr ic t— W ilUa
C. H a w le y , of S a lem .
G o v ern o r— F ran k W . B en so n ', S a le m .
S e c r e ta r y o f S ta te — f . W. Hennon Sn-
The coast of Labrador iff the
edge ot a m at solitude nf rocky
hilla, split and blasted by the
froots and beaten by tho war«« of
the A tlantic for unknown ages,
nays the Boston Transcript. A
grand headland, yellow, brown
and black In Its nakedness, is ever
in sight, one to the north of yon
and one to the sooth. Here and
there open them a r e strips and
patches of pale green l '. ossos ,
lean grasses and dwarf shrubbery.
There are no forests except in
H am ilton
Inlet.
Occasionally
miles of precipices front the sea,
in which fancy may roughly shape
all the struct urea of bum: u art.
More frequent than her.dlanda
and perpendicular sea fronts are
the sea'slopes, often bald and
tame, and then the perfection of
all that ia picturesque and rough.
In the interior the blue hilla and
atony rales that wind np from
among them from the aea hare a
aummerlike and pleasant sir.
One finds himself peopling
these regions and dotting their
hills, sal leys and wild ahores with
human inhabitants, but a second
thought, and a mournful one it ia,
telhuthat no men toll in the fields
away there, no women keep the
home off there, no children play by
the brooks or shoot around the
country schoolhouse, no keee
come borne to the hive, no smoke
curia from the farmhouse chim­
ney, no orchard bloom«, no bleat­
ing sheep flock the mountain side
with whiteness and no heifer
Iowa in the tw ilight.
There Is nobody there, there
never were but a miserable and
scattered few, and there never
will be. I t is a great«nd terrible
wilderness thousands of m ile s ifi
extent and lonesome to the wild
animals and birds. Left to the
still visitation of the ligLt frojn
the sun, moon and stars and the
auroral fires, It is only fit to look
upon and then be given over to Its
primeval solitariness.
Bnt for the living things of Its
waters, the cod, salmon and seal,
which bring thousands of fisher-
men to its waters and traders to
its i-'-ak shores, Labrador would
be aa desoiate as Greenland. The
time is nc.t coining when, with
good steamship accommodât Iona,
the Invalid and tonrist from the
Ftates will be found spending the
brief bnt lovely summer here, not­
withstanding Its ruggedness and
desolation.
222 Sooth Peoria 8L ,
C bicaoo , I I I . , Oct. 7, IGO l .
E ig h t month« ago I was ao ill
that I v n compelled to lie or sit
down ncnrljr aft the tim e. Mj
itomach was to weak bd *’ npMt
that 1 could keep n oth in g on it
and I vom ited fr e w n O y .
could not urinate w ithout « J *
pain and I coughed so much that
my throat and lung» were raw
aad sore.
The doctor» pro-
noanoed it Bright*! disease and
other! said it w m congumptioa.
it mattered little to Ins what
they called it and I had no de­
sire to lira. A sister visited me
f r o m S t. Louie and asked me if
i had over tried W in e o< Cards!.
I told her I had not and «he
bought a bottle. I believe that
its a r e d m v H a . IhsB urem any
women could save mnch suffer­
in g if they but knew of Ha value.
“The scourge of South Dakota
I* the grasshoppers, which travel
in swnrms »0 vast that they ap­
pear like clouds against the sky,”
said Harvey L. Rowland, of Aber­
deen, 8. D., to the Milwaukee 8eo-
tinel.
“A Booth Dakota farmer will
work against long eontinu-'d
drought, sickness among the cat
tie and any of the thousand and
one plagues that coutri'-infe lo the
unpleasantness -of the exiaivntv
of a I flier of the soil. but when the
grasshoppers descend upon him
he throws up both hfinus and con­
tents himself with prayer.
“ About a year ago I took an
early morning buggy ride out of
Aberdeen to a neighi oting towa
and, passing a cornfield, I beard
a curious clickiug ootsc, ns if a
million knitting usodles were » e-
ing used at once.
Askirg the
driver what caused this pl rnome-
nou, lie told me that the field was
infested with a iw tn ti of grana-
hoppers which bad swooped down
that »ocaing.
“Driving back by the same rosd
that night we stopped at the corn­
field to view the devastation. It
was the most desolate sight I ever
saw.. Every stalk of stand ng
corn bad been stripped clean of its
green leaves ancKshoota and tl >
»cores of acres of the crop were
rained. Tbe only thing tin t farm­
er could do was to put'dow n a few
hundred-dollars to profit and loss,
ail attributable to the voracious
lhseeta.”
B a in ia e t D ay.
FH ITÍ róR CRCUUra
N o r t e s is h ereb y g iv e n to a ll p a rth a
s h ip p in g nr r e v e lv ln g g o o 'ls o v e r tt «
Pkirt O rforJ W h arf C o ’a w harf to r e ­
m o v e tlie s a m e im m e d ia te ly , aa it w ill
b e h eld a t th e ow n er'« risk.
R . D. H C M K
A c v le h r a te d a e r o f f g a f M s v r ta ,
after a p t th - n l i a v r a i i / .- a t i r n . t l i a t
t h e ninth d « j of thv moon is t h e
most rainy of the whole 28. and
four o'clock in the afternoon the
rainiest boor of the