The Port Orford tribune., March 30, 1910, Image 1

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OFFICIAL .DIRECTORY
Dairyville
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0 . 8. Sett'to— JonaU m n Bourne Jr., of
Portland and Goo. B- C ham berlain of
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D in G O O D S.
B O O T S and «H O K S
HARDW ARE.
What is a
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visible typewriter?
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And in fact, everything usually neodea
in the cou ntry.
W riting in sight is part of it. Keyboard in sight is die
other part. It is as important that you see what you do
C A S H S A L E S a m o u n t ng to »IS <>t
more w ill be allowed 10 per oent dla-
n M int. exueot on F lo u r, oo which nr
as to see what you have done. T h e key-for-every-character
keyboard of the easy action, light running M O D E L 10
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on ly truly v isib le w ritin g
Wedderburn.
Asaeeeoi— W m . Tolm an, Harbor.
School S u pt— W . 8 . G uerin. Langlois.
urveyor—Geo. S. W ilson, Chetoo.
Coroner— D r. F . A- fth lle m s n n , Wed­
Visible W riting
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H T. STEWART Editor and Publisher.
Thosssnffs Have Kidney Trouble
and Don’t Know It.
X o«T« Flad^OuL
Fill a bottle or ccmmon glass with your
water and let It «sod twemy-four hours; a
sediment or set­
tling Indicates in
unhealthy condi­
tion of the kid­
neys; it It stains
your linen It la
evidence of kid­
ney trouble: loo
frequent desire Io
pass IV or pain In
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— --------------- the bock la alao
oonvtncing proof that the kidneys and Wad-
dor ara nut of order.
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T R E S P A S S NOTICE.
BLACK-
DRAU6HT
STOCK *"d
POULTRY
MEDICINE
«tack sad poultry h art fcw
troeblre which are sot b m l and
l i v e r irregvlantMS.
B lM k -
Drsught Stock and Poatey Medi­
cine i. a bowel and liver remedy
for stock. It puts the organs el
digestion is a perfect eoaditioa.
Prominent American breeders aad
“farmers keep their herds and Oocks
anJ Poultry Medicine in their
food. Any stock raiser may buy a
»-cent half pound air-tight can
of this medicias from his dealer
sad kstp his stock in vigorous
health for «reeks Dealers gener­
ally lOep Black-Draught Stock aad
Poultry Medicine. If yours «lore
not. rend 5» cents for a nempb-
can to the manufacturers. The
Chattanooga Medicine Os.. Chat­
tanooga, Tran.
-ondsrful
discovery
T '- L - w—
<nd a book that t e l l s ^ H * j r S * £ Q
m o r e a b o u t It. b o th »en
t
£3B
.kaalutely free by mall,
address D r. Kilmer A
a c » .« r a. «■» s «w
Co., (Unghamton. N. Y W hen writing man-
•loa reading this genere us Jia i In this paper.
It is now commanded by Em-
jd-ror W illiam « .
th at the
German soldier, in addition to hia
many other duties, sh all, while
! r- trcltiiqj, lift up his voice an>l
sing. W itli surprise and sorrow
Bis m ajesty has found in g«-r /
1 ©vsr the old titne honored march «
that th ese had. for the moat pi ft
‘•not su ita b le te x ts,’-' and in n
haste tw o poets of Berlin noti Mb
nich respectively have put, their
heads together and produced a lit
tie
and book of ea sllv letneta
bered m arching son gs,” with tL
caroling o f which H ans, Hqrinanu
, and Fritz w ill in the future be-
guile their steady Tramp; Tramp,
tramp.
By the way, has not the foreigr
er som etim es been purified as to
w hy a Oernwin aw rehliig regim en -
w ill en occasion aiMfclcnly and with
one accord sta<I sto m p in g .’ The
’•stam p” of i U I the rank ur i file
fo llo w s on a sharply gi»vcn order
. to ••sftJwtv’ som e passing officer,
and the “s-ilute” w h in on the
march is givet, w ith the fe v tt
O R EG O N IA N wanted I nventors
Any prrson nr prtvoas trespassing
ut«>n the C ru ft L a k e Ranch,—the S c -
L e lla n and M ars h a ll Ranchea, w ill bo
prosecuted to the utm ost extent of th e
la w ; and a reward w ill h r gives for In ­
form atio n that w ill lead to the eonvlc-
ion o t the guilty {utrtiea.
F. nor an Caort.
A O R K A T record
«K quel tod is sscdical
o.’ a in 't . r.n c
history, prove*
Rood's Barsaparil a p< *ara«cs m erit nn-
kstuws to any otlrer M E D IC IN E
covers.
H I8 SOLDIERS MUST SINO.
B o th Papers one ye & rfo r $ 2 .2 5
DOCTORS
tub
The increasing use and know l­
edge of the E nglish language in
Mexico m ust not be considered by
foreigners who propose to dh bus
neas in Mexico aa relievin g them
from a n ecessity of know ing Span
iah. For those who comt in dirt •
contact w ith the m asses in an.
w ay th e n ative language is «til.
very essen tia l, and w ill alw ays be
The' am ount o f E uglish th at ca
be heard by th e visitor in tb«
main atreet of thia capital city u
apt to be m isleading.
It is
necessary to Jonrney to the in te
rior of the country to reach a sen
tion w here E nglish is n eith f.
beard nor understood. By walk
ing a few squares eith er to t!»»
right or left, aw ay from the beat
en track o f the tourist and th.
foreigner, one readily en co o n tcii
the Mexico that m a n be apokei
to in Spanish.
A s has beer
said m any tim es, it it nn.n
im portant th a t the man whe
com es to Mexico should know
thoroughly h is own basin«'«
than that he should have a fluent
know ledge o f Spauiah. Igp oran «
of his business is quickly detected
by those w ith whom he has tod eal
and a t once d iscred it! him, yet he
may em ploy the services o f an in
terjw eter w ithout offense.
Many people who a.re not in ti-.
m ately acquainted with condi
tions in the Spanish islands ‘ t a i
have recently come under the con,
trol of th e V nited S la te s im ag­
ine that they w ill be’ readily
A m ericanised. They do uot know
w hat a long process is required
to change the language and . the
custom s of a race. It will not bt
done in. a generation, nor in many
of them.' ’Children born of A m eri­
can parents in Mexico invariably
learn to speak Spanish before they
do E nglish, and it m ust natqralF
folow that local custom s are t<
.them more fam iliar than those
their parents. The newdejteacl.
eie*, mi'l the constantly :rrnw,n*
trade relation between the F o ile d
S tn tes
and
Spanish ap e »h ia
countries, make it most desirable
th a t the education of the young
men of the U nited Hlau t> s h o u ld
include a thorough course in Hpan
iah. Many young inca in cou iirg
years will find a knowledg- ot
HiNinish a valnable a»s<t o il heir
stock in trade.
■ diet from Kais«- C-mm ands T n a t
Defandsr M oat L if t U p Voles
In T un afu l Motos.
TH E T R IB U N E
W EEKLY
sriiT isosor
C irc u it C o u rt meets F o u ith M onday in
August of each year.
Navies is hereby given to a ll persons
County Commissioners C o u rt meets
not to trespass upon the lands o f the
first Wednesday In J a n u a ry , A p ril,
undersigned—tlie lands being describ­
J u ly and September of each yesi.
ed as follows: AU of the land ly in g
Probate C o urt meets firs t Monday in
E ast of the County road leading from
each m onth,
Langlois to Bandon of bo's 7 and 10,
JCSST CO tSTY COST orFIC tte AMD rOST-
Section Jfi, Township 30 South of
MXKYSKS.
Range 14'West, for the purpose o f cut­
...M is s Id s Cooley.
(iheteo.........
tin g wood or ta k in g o ff log», or other­
.. Fletcher Gardner.
lla r b o r ........ .
.............. J. W . Riley.
wise trespassing w ithout m y consent Gold B e a c h .
„ ..G e o . K err.
Wedderburn
Both parties w ill be prosecuted.
. Mr. E. H Russell.
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O. P. HAAGKKSEM .
M rs. V io ls ,A . F r y .
M e r la i..........
..............A . M. R iles.
Agnees........
. . . Ames Johnston
Port Orford
................ J- 8- Capps.
D enm ark. . . .
...............B. Baokteff.
L a n g lo is ...,
............J . A. H s tn e s
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C H A R O K J to any a flll-te d a positive
cure lor Efisema. Belt Rheum , Erysipe­
las, P iltefan d H kfn Diseases. In s ta n t
je lie f. w on ’ t suffer longer. W rite F.
W . W illiams . 4»» M an h a tta n A v e r tie,
New Y o rk . Enclose Stomp.
W h a t Vo Do.
Thera la comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed, that D r. K ilm er’s Swamp-
Root. lha great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish In curing rheumatism, pain In the
back, kldneyi/llver. bladder and «very part
if the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
o hold water and scalding pain In passing
•t. or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or bear, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day. aad to gat up many times
during the night. The mild and the axtra-
erolaary affect of S w am p-R oo t lx soon
realised. It stands the highest for Its won-
Just aa the returns tor the quarter
ended June JO. showing a decrease In
British rerene of over RJ.4w.ouO, were
taaued, a large meeting heic It. L ’lito »
under the presidency of a dig Ita.-y u (
the Church of Knglaod pointed jin t .
Jie chancellor of the enpheq« r a r •
leht.
State T.easurer—Oso A. Steel o f S a ­ source of revenue. The saaottac decided
that It would be advisable to tax cats
lem.
half a crows a head.
SnpC Public Instruction—J . I I . Ack­
Thia. It was estimated, would produce
A5PO.OW yearly, and. whim iid u c in a the
erm an, Salem.
State Printer—W lllla D u n lw a y , Salem. number of ceu in Bng,aud, would ale-
Attorney G e n e r a l- A . M . Craw ford, vain th eir social standing by removing
the atlgtna of cheapness
KaV*"1
C lerk State Land B oard—G . G . Brown.
O ar Trade to A rg enttiia.
Salem.
Americana appear to be doing seme
Joint Senator fo r Coos and Qurry—
trade la Argentina, says the Meal «a
W. C. Chase.
Herald. The ngvat o f an American
Joint Iteprvsentative for Cooa and plow company went there In 1839 anJ
sold 40 plows; teat year he sold 1.000.
C a rry — I . H. Muncy.
Judge, #d J u d ic ial D is tric t—J. W. *Xmerteaa sewing machines hays a
grant sate down tta m .
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H am ilton , Boaebarx-
Prosecuting Attorney, »d J u d ic ial Dis
t ^ t t — G e n rg a M . Brown, Roseburg.
ENGLISH IN MEXICO.
0 . 8 . ConuuUsloners—J . H . U p to n ,
ag Use o f Language In South-
ItoURlots.
Republic K a k e a C o n v er-
coi mtv orncxaa.
County J u d g e —E . A. B a ile y , G old
As I w ill do m y own team ing,
Beach.
my Intention to nail ebeeper than good*
County Comutiretoners— O tto lam ert,
were ever sold on Florae Creek.
Gold Beach; Ed Sypher, L an g lo is.
Sheriff— Norm an T y le r, Gold Beach.
Honntv C le rk —George
W . S m ith,
R Z / i S ’i l T
m achine
Bio voting Boot« I S tondi ng
a t theFoUDsa.
Salem.
O ongrow m an. F ir s t W a t r i c t - W i l l l .
O. H a « le y . of Salem.
G overnor-r-Frank W . Benson, Salem.
Secretary of State—F . K . Benson 9a-
ED. RACKLEFF, Frop'r
(Successor to
A TAX ON CATS.
rngtlah Proposal to Rai»« Money by
d a rfu l m edical d la r o r e r r of tb
an t and re friw h la g to th e U H
and positively oa kateoya. lire«
cteeaslnr the s a tire system. <
cure hee.tact>c, fe v e r, bahttuol
an-l billonaneoa. Pteaaa boy a
ot C. C . C. t o d a y : is. St, to con
gik-waatcvd to cure by a il drug,
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