The Port Orford tribune., July 13, 1910, Image 1

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JU L Y
A single motion is quicker to make
than tw a
Only one motion is needed to ED. RACKLEFF, Frop'r
make any character desired on the
MERES, (tinbuttiilj
complete, ¿traight-line,key-for-every-
character keyboard of the -—
(Successor to F . M . La ng iole.)
KEEPS IN STO C K ,
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Complete, Straight Liae
Keyboard «id
A Key for Every Character.
■ S iX Model 10
And In laet, everything usually needed
In the country.
C A S H S A L K S am ount ng to >6 ot
more will be allowed 10 per cent dis­
count, except on Flour, on Which nr
discount can be given. ,
my intention to sell cheaper than goodr
were ever sold on Floras Creek.
A' iim lw r
1.3. frOlO,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
WELDING WITH
ALUMINUM.
V A T « AKD DtSTBICT OFFICES*
O. 8. ffcji’u —Jonathan Bourne Jr., of
Portland and G«u. K. Chamberlain of
Salem.
□ongreoentan, F irst Dlattict—Willis
C. Hawley, of Salem.
Governor— Frank W. Benson, Salein.
Secretary of State— F. W. Benson Sa­
lem.
State T.eanurcr—Gee A. Steel o f 8a
leas,
Supt. Public Instruction—J. H. Ack­
erman, Salem.
State Printer—Willis Dnnlway, Salem.
Attorney General—A. M. Cinwford,
Salem.
Clerk 8ta(d luuni Board—G. G. Brovin.
•Blent.
Joint Senator for- Cooa and Curr>—
\
W. C. Chase.
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join t Representative (or Cooa and
Currv—I. N. Muncy. Z
Judge, 2d Judicial District—J. W.
Hamilton, Roseburg.
Prosecuting Attorney, ad Judicial Dis
triot—George M. Brown, Roseburg.
0 . 8 . Commissioners—J. H. Upton,
Langlois.
T h e rm it welding, a new process la
rented in G erm an) banned on the In ' ease
heat produoed by the combustion o f a l­
um in ium . promisee to mal:e p e rfe c t';
easy the performance of o p e r a tio n har
tofore possible only by aid o f th e e k c i ,•
furnace and stlU others to w h l-h th
electric furnace can ro t b< ro a m
eut;> ‘
applied.
“T h e rm it”— lit e r a l^
tro .
lated, “ w ith heat“ —le the natr» appl.eu
by its In ven tor to a m ixtu re of a lu m i­
nium and oxide of Iron In a g ra n u la i
state and In chernim: pro port'on This
m ix tu re cannot be ignited by <n d in a r;
means. I t m ay be stirred w ith a *od hot
bar of Iron o r th ro w n in to a fire, o r mol­
ten east iron may be poured on it w ith o u t
ig nitio n
B ut l f to v « a a em ail
po rtion of the m ixtu re be i nbeu to a teus-
p e ra tu re n e arly ap p ro b atin g th a b jp '
m olten steal the chem ical affinity o f th-
alu m in iu m fo r the oxygen coUU'ned hi
th e fe rric oaide is p o w erfu lly di velopw*
w ith the resu lt th a t m etafile ’ con an.
oxide o f alu m in iu m are produced, t t
conversion being attain ed at a hast c
3.000 degrees centigrade
Joints n « 4 n
w ith th e rm it are fa r atiffe r than ta re "
made In the usual m anner necordtag
coi nty
om egas.
teste made In Burope, and In the eon
C u u v ly J u d g e — £ . A . B a îlc ÿ , G o M
etructlon o f trolley lines press ; •
Beach.
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electrical conductors and give a rail
County Comniiaeionera—Otto Isineri, I Joint sm oother than heretofore p o v lb l
Gold Beach ; Ed H y p lie r, L a n g lo is , j thus adding to the life of roadbed a .
ro llin g stock
Sheriff—Norman Tyler, Gobi Beach.
County Clerk—George W. Smith,
CORELLI ON LITERATURE.
Gold Beach.
,
County
Treasurer—James
Cnugli
Will be taken in exchange (or goods
Wedderburn.
G iv e m e » t r i a l a n d I w i l l d e g») Assessor—Win. Telman, Harbor.
School S u p t.— W. 8. Guerin. Langlois.
ite s i t o p le a s e y o n .
la a resent article In the 8'rand Mat
Purveyor-—Geo. 8. Wilson, Chetco.
Mine Marte Corelli defines the hat pl«s•
Coroner—Dr. F. A. Schliem suu, Wed­
life as “Ute life literary, which m«»'
derburn.
that we eaa always choose our ow
MIXTIKOS o r TUX COL'BTS.
company. **
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T R E S P A S S N O T IC E ,
Circuit Court meets Fouitli Monday In i “The author who cambold and mala
tain all the real privileges »nd right; of
August of each year.
N oticb ia hereby given to all persons
not to trespass upon the lands of the County Commissioners Court meets I authorship,” sbs says, "Is a ruler oi
first Wednesday In January, April, I millions and under the subjection of /
undersigned—the lands being describ­
July and September of each yeai.
ed as follow s: All of the land lying
E ast of the County road leading from Probate Court meets first Monday in !
Langlois to Bandon of Lota 7 and 10,
eacli month.
Section 20, Township 30 South of OVBBV OOVXTV IOST OFFICXS AND FO8r-
MASTKRS.
«■:
Range 15 West, for the purpose of cu y
.. Mias Ida Cooley
ting wood or taking off logs, or ether- Chetoo.........
...Fletcher Gardner..
wise trespassing without my oonsent Harbor.........
............. J. W. Riley.
Gold Beach.
Such parties will he prosecuted.
......... » ..G eo. Kerr.
Wedderburu
O. P . H A A G E N S E N .
. Mr. K. H Russell.
Illiiioe..........
Mrs. Viola A. Fry.
M arial..........
............. A. M. Rilea.
Agueaa....... .
..,.A u ie* Johnston
Port Orford
K C E E M A aw d P I L E C U R B
r.Jti8 . Cappa.
F R E E Know iag what it w as to su f­ Denmark, . . .
............. E. Kackloff.
fer, I will g iv e FR E E GF L anglois —
........... J. A. H aines
CHARGE, to any afHb-ted s positive E ckley..........
cute (or Eczema, Sait Rheum, E iy si pe­
tit«, Piles and Sirin Diseases. Instant
xeiief. D on't suffer longer. Write F.
I t is a touching picture, the cheerful,
W. W illiams , « » Manhattan A verue,
The
contented s p irit o f Miss C orelli, w h i. n
New York. Enclose 8tamp.
leads bar to avow that between the es­
ile it ■
ta te o f queens to th a t o f commoner,
she would ehoose the life lite ra ry ti.
preference to say other.
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trouble; too
frequsol dutre to
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pass It or pain In
th< 5 . ^ [,
•to v in e ln f proof that the kidneys and blad­
der are nut of order.
T H E T R IB U N E
What to Ito.
There la oomforl In the knowledge to
sfton exprussad. that D r. K llm er't Swamp-
Root. the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wteh In curing rheumatism, pain In the
hank, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
o f the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
to hold »rater end aceldlng pain In paulng
It. or tod effecti follow ing uee of liquor,
wtao or boor, and overcomes that unpleasant
aaeeaelty of being compelled to go often
daring the day, and to gut up many times
daring M m night. The mild and the extra­
ordinary effect of A w — > R— t la aooa
raallxed. . I l stands the highest for Ma won­
derful euree ol the most distressing cases.
It yen M e d a medicine you should have the
b « t . SoM by druggists In 80c. a n d jl. sixes.
You « a y have a sample hottie of thia
weadarful
discovery ____ F'fTS—-
to d a booh that
t o lls ^ H K K ^
m ore about It. both
absolutely ftoo by mail,
•ddtoto Dr. KUrner I t x n t w m , am,
O b . M n|hxm tnn, N . Y . W b to writingmon-
« m fto d h g tbUgaaMroua attar In thia paper.
W EEKLY
BLACK -
DRAUGHT
T h is
STOCK *nd
POULTRY
M EDICINE
and Poultry Medicine in their
f.Kxi. Any stock raiser mav buy a
25-cent half-pound a ir-tig h t can
of this medicine from his dealer
and keep hi» stock in vigorous
health for weeks. Dealer, gener­
ally keep Black-Draught Stock and
Poultry Medicine. If yoorv doc.
not. send 25 cento for a » » « fie
can to the manufacturers. Tt»»
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat­
tanooga, Tenn.
So TMBLML G » .. t t o . • • >•••■
B l a e k - D a ii f h t 8«oek and F o . l e ,
led‘ -lne I» the be»» I« v « v tv t» d . O u r
O0» w»» o e k io c had e h t o y o . » . a t
M t h . m s d ic in . And now U lto Sto
„ ’ in s »o • « .
T h .y
tto k lB S M
• r c u t b Ster.
O R E G O N IA N
C c S ta v g a
new 6 -th o t
h* t '‘lC »im plest,
j
Fnre- L and f latest 12-
gauge repeater m ad«,
I t has the «olid top,
ejection a n d
double extractor»
ft
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hnS
/T/J j I
«pedal I f f a r S / n fea-
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ture« o f comfort and
convenience. T h e closed-in breech
keeps the action clean and the shells
dry—tkeeps out rain, tn ow , dirt, leaves
twigs and sand.
Stock and poultry have h e
trouble« which are not bowel and
l i v e r inw ffuldritiet.
B la c k -
Draught Stock and Poultry Medi­
cine 1« a bowel and liver remedy
for stock. I t puts the organs of
digestion ia a perfect condition.
Prominent American breeder» and
farmer» keep their herd» and Hocks
healthy by g ivin g them an occa-
. £ , . 1 Soto Of Black-Draught Stock
T h e n ew take-dow n construction «Howe
you to tuke gun ap a rt in ten seconds for
c le a n In r or pae ins, yet the jo in t le a lw a y s
« • A r m and riy id as in a eol.d fram e, non*
take-dow n r n. JTjg fa t f - r evrm Ate v e u r
hand a n d help ' quick operation.
T h e fo il ehcUed r u m ere guaranteed
cloee-ehootlr t
urd-hit in< « 'in a, and ore
unequalled Io. lueke, « • • • • » fosse and all
long-rance work.
/ clreutor ffiv in < U rff«
I.lustra", ian. w ith foil
¿ •»crip .ion o i t h l «
h .n d w ri« n e w «u n ,
• —I* free on reqtxw t or
V i Vt rornnlctc 136-pa««
catalog for S «tam ps.
HOUSEWORK
Tootnuoh hon»ework wrecks wo­
men’» nerve«. And the constant
care of children, day and night, is
often too trying for tven a strong
woman. A haggard faos tells the
story of the overworked hou-exdfe
and mother. Deranged menses,
leuoorrhn-a and falling of the
womb result from overwork.
Every houscwllo needs a remedy
to regulate her menses and to
keep her sensitive female o-gans
,lo perfect condition.
iir for oar cnnOdential leU«r befbr« «p-
g far M l M t : it m ar be worth moot/,
rompUy obtain U. 8. and Foreign
B o ib P apers one ye & rfo r $ 2 .2 5
or photo and we e«nd an | |
f AÉ E report on p a U a U Q K . w « «ir«
.««Ai »ervice aad adríoe, aad o w
T ry M .
«bar««« are modaraU».
Any person or persona t rex panel ng
upon the Cruft Lake Ranch,—the Mc­
Lellan and Marshall Ranches, will bo
prosecuted to the iitmrwt extent of the
law; and a reward will he given for in­
formation that wjll le«d to theoonvic-
ion of the guilty parties.
SWIFT
A COn
P u in it t
EA T record o.’ cures, >.ne
A CR
qutihed in medic,.! history,, proves
Rood » B a n sp a riia jx »»« »-< - rterit in ­
t a n t o to a n y o th er M E D IC IN E
L. A. ROBERTS,
-A T U k W
M y i l l e '' P u l n t . O r e g o n .
Ppubatu
CHIROPODIST IN THE ARMY
E v e ry G erm an In f a n t r y Jteg lm o n t
B a a a F o o t S p M la lis t—-Cus­
to m la G ro w in g .
“Every Gvr|tiiiii infantry t •")
me nt lias i.ts rliiropodist,” said it
m ilitary a ttach e, “and it w on’t be
ninny years before ull Irtfttufry
regim ents will have their eliiroj.u
dixts, too.
“A foot soldier’s efficiency, yo-
see, depends upon his f e e l . If in
g ets sort* feet, he can ’t inarch well
— caiFt advance fa st,c a n ’t retre <:
fast. And his feet are apt, unless
they are scientifically looked nffr-
to get sore; for it is one thin g.yo.
know, to use the feet in an n C
nary way, w alking three or fo i
m iles it day in a city, and it is quif
another tiling to use them in in'I
tnry fashion, w alk ing 15. 20 arel
som etim es 30 m iles n day
ei
rough country, carrying In g g a /
besides.
“A soldier's feet need .loo' i>
a fter, need inspection, just r-s h
gun does. Hence G erm any has ir
trodneeu chiropodists into hr-
nrmv, and the chiropod . i r ’n
fe e t inspection daily.
They
th a t the shoes fit w ell, that .
stock in gs are in good co rd i’
th a t b listers and corns don’t fori.
“It is odd to see In Oertnitn-
line o f privates having th eir f
inspected. This sig h t, th o u g h ,*
bo -a universal one ere long, ab I
then its appearnnee o f oddity w h ’
depart from it.”
Friendly Comment.
M nggxby— I'm going fo thraab
Opp. B.S. Pattai Office,Wesklsgfon. P C.
A T T O n P flû V
tuae « evwip n
W t .I u rM -riw v
j f l jo eou»ngu| »Ml ot Altoin»
Repeating
¡Shotgun
A ll a Question o f B alt,
ex cep tin g only the m erm aid and this
sea serpent, very nearly ev erything
th a t swims In water ia to be seen ia
th e fisheries ex h ib it a t the fa ir. A nd,
rem arks the St. Ixiulu Republic, s tnqp
who b u been using th e rig h t kind of
b a it m ay see even sea S'-rpoat»
m erm aids In some of th e tanks.
f i l u r t t • Vonr
C'elMtf < ’atb’.irtlr,
Jjc le C. C- C- fail«
W ith ('«arsF«!«
vnnri»4m’ 9P *
«
( -i.»d q
R ifkins the first tim e I in > t him.
W iggin s— Beennae w hy?
“H e x been tellin g it uround I hat
I ’m a liar afid n e< oundrel.”
“Ia that xoT W hy, I never b ard
anyone say yon were a scoundrtri."
— Chicago Daily N ew s.