The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, December 21, 1910, Image 1

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HfFICIAl DIKKCTORY
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t \- n n t y CoinuilsstnnerB— O tto fa in n rt,
G o ld Ite e o li; Ed W ypher, L a n g lo is .
" h e n f f — N o rn ,n n T y le r , G o ld B eaoh.
C o tiiiiy C le r k —G e o rg e
W.
S m ith ,
H e m ay tell you that h e has not, b u t h e w i l l not tell
you th at a Ijp e w rite r w ithout it is ju^- as good.
T h e C om bination C olum n F inder and f W g p p h e r is
',<5ld Beach.
k'ounty Tree»«iror— Jarnos C a u jfh
* feature so essential to successful ty pew riter o peration th at
• • W e d c irrb n ra .
A r ¡ i W
i u . T o lin a n , H a r b o r.
j S o , '. - W . 8 . G u e rin . Langlois,
it will eventually b e incorporated in ail ty p ew riter» ..,^
T h e ty pew riter offering this feature to d ay is th e
t'u rr .n ® r --D r .
- n r v s jr r - - G e o , 8 . W ils o n , C h e to o .
F. A. S ohlM atiaau, W ed-
v^ r m. ssveo o'clock the n est m orn-
In g, and- th a t a fte r a tong, happy d ry
she would hang her stockings In the
M g room grandm a had so often w rtt-
ten to her about, and old Santo Claus
would fill I t
As early aa seven o'clock the goo i
~ natured porter prepared the funny : <-d
*• In which abe was to sleep, while vne
f looked, oa In opeo-eyed am erocr
h and by eig ht o'clock she wa-i In ’
* land o f d r a m a , the last sound she hr.
e hoard being the voice- o f (ba “c r o i-
* g e n tle m a n ' scolding the porter U
h m akin g up hta berth w ith the has
[* | to w ard the engine.
— alb cf vital im portance in producing
t . • I B ta o h .
TViAW crburn
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P o rt O rfo rd
IV n in a r k . . . .
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,r- 4 :te descriptions of them .
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COM PANY, be.
N . Y . Beaseli« •wrywUn.
SLAVE
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■ m y w ir~ cu d M iM iir h a v e b « .n
• a . m ' à lif t 'd sud Uev sr» tk . b«st
w . k»«e •» « . t ad is n irkn to t 1-asi
sits ws. trai li» wiib S.sd*chs lor
«W. irlwd .tiun-uf yiuit C XSCAKL1 k-
/«ILev.'t u»s ptitn In h .v h ssd slni<wt
w it. Wo botta r.Tiiw m rnd CsstartW
0 » a a siswaroap.
i f f BsfS a Dei«!’ 1« Co., ritwbsrg, P»
CAtyOV
CATHMSTtC
T h u N ew
B O T H
r d u a W < l i u n i ’s
O N E
T u a N r n I o s a W t ia »". M . aoa
isery and Hesüvóhnlíl Koonigfiy.
m o n th .
W e offer vou H w rc to fe
hom e reading fo r an e.ddltionnl <
T R IB U N E
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TO
COLOH
FREAKS.
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H a r d ly K n o w s H is Own W ife ,
H e r A j ”,x ,a ra n c . Chang««
go O ften.
“I'm glad I ’m not m y wife,", said
th e dyapoptie. as ho sottied down to
hlx Hygtonlc luncheon o f ra re roast
bi-cf. cream ed onions and boiled rice,"
relate« tho P h ila d elp h ia Rooord. "I'd
bo dead if 1 were.
I have trouble
enowgtt koenit'K G iv e a« It la.
"F an cy th 3 shape I'd be In I f I had '
to change iny-spots— 1 ntear. m y color
— as flite n as fickle fashion dictates.
W h y, I'v e fo rg otten w h a t color w y ,
-4U. q rig ln a lly was. she's undergone
so m u iy beauty transfo rm atio ns. Anil
naw sh«1i got to do It again
" A frie n d Just back from th e other
• h a t told her th a t though red
I tU c.a U u U es to bs th e proper caper,
't«iriU. t now tw ta c k e d up by g ra e a
,T a and a dead w h ite skin
T h e h s lr
A ln u n /jiu '
FO R
. yo u r m anners,” was th e hateful reply
and K itty , vow a liv e ttodbe fact t a p
i th e gentlem an waa very crosj. ere,
i back to her own eaat and nestle l
- q u ietly in th e corner.
She was only ten years old. but sh
i had grow n up ta ll In the E ll; tUQUB-
t ta in a ir, and har sheets w ere rosy
t . T h is was h e r Oral ride on a raBroml,
k. Indeed, from her uncie'e hntf4ng , h s li-
. 1 fra m e bouea, w here b n m o il - : fc*
r died when she waa a baby, no tine- s
> save those of m iners or lack rabbits
l ‘ w ere risib le. N ow she was going a.i
t th e w ay to D enver to spend Ctorlstma-
r w ith G randm a W a lle r.
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She knew th e tr a in waa dua In D sn-
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nier T y p e w rite r. M o d el 1 0 , has four«
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She t e u ld n i hays noticed th® too*
v- t o r as the tra in began to aiov» sto’
- plunged in am ong hla bass nod ebaw
atrapa. alm ost knocking a buck flU y i
i bis kaae In her ea g o rn e .t to dtoutln tk i
las t glim pse o f s woman on lb plat-
i fo rm , which was on his side o' ’ he
I ear, says B ro w n in g , K lu g *
Vw »
1 M o a th ly .
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“ I beg yo u r pardon,” said sue. “ I
w anted to say good-by to n u tty ”
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- T o « Stein to ha»« said good-by t
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s r Is ;»n a ittt’iJrlty on l<tw->onxKiftd,
It itvrrtMFW m ore th a n luo-M gff®»
t least 12t*> pus®« oi gissi fa sh io n
e t o n ly Sii ite .
Hump l e d i n e
vtAO tM ' n r t o s t a t o
«»•r Aii.'isfvA. «ttL«rt. « r
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aU W M C O H d T ÎP A T lO H .
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' ,«HÍy swv-rssrv . ' »WM».
hgs» lto<.
., ,tl ?kln are easy enough, but even my
.• tc 1« a lit tle a fra id o f th e beauty
o p ti'in ils l who Is w lflln t to undertake
S«w uH.t
tHU u» <!
ají WC i i i'4 ^»A< •t-.t/fite'
m J
' ■ . •' ' ’ — i' me nt the.r
fis i
An-. (rtTckTut’ c rts a -'iu ty a
H ri-çes» ha!f ndnnd air-flfdtt can
B ,-,f io *. >i efeia* tr e n h i’ dea!«
P? lu v G t' -r lu . ftesii fes vigorous
Si? asAÍf i -r «re»**, healers genar-
f y ,'!
r;. l!&ick-l^mngl!‘ S l« ¿ *a u l
n i’i •litr i* îfivlieine. H p u tto loss
P nul. nñtd » « e a t s ta r » smiydc
a cr i lo Cui .naaiittetore»». The
Chsl-.ui'. ; * « -hunsCoM
0 te m ó la , i'estc.
I t waa ea rly w hen K itty awoke, a»
I th e tra in was n o t m oving
Happy an'
r ecarueiy stopping to w o nder,w h y they
* ware not in Denver. K itty dressed b *
“ self, and p r v s n tly from ke tw e-n u.
* | curtains opposite came the "cross g 1
* i O sm an,” gru m b lin g aloud and c a lilr
1 to r the porter
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afeerd. e lr,” said th a t In d lv C
F_ uni, “w e're done stuck bore fo r m .,.
' of de day. The l>.g tu n'l this stdt «?.
j
M arshall pass hat caved In.”
T h e n the conductor explained t* -
a section of one of the tulle-long to
. sheds bad fa lle n , and th at a ll '
could do was to w att to r a wre< ■ 1
I tra in from Pueblo.
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«anda Have Kidney TrowMe
and Don’t Know It.
■ o w *T o r in d Out.
hottla or common glass with your
-ud let It stand twenty four hour« a
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sediment or set- |)
.« m f
tllng Indícales sn I
I 5 3 A j í ” iunhealthy eondl- 1
tA.
J w v 5 t ? \ ' t!cn uf '!*•
V l a ? ' 1 t‘ nays; If It stains
‘v"TOt»+C**-4 A | your linen It to
1 evidence of kld-
I\i/tf1 ’
ney trouble: too ;
T it i I "
/ frequent desire to
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pa” •’ ar P *ln *"
Sip-t— — — ,he back Is also
uiclng proof that the kidneys and btad-
«re ru t ag,order.
W h st to De.
■'«are la odmf ft in the knowledge to i
x eapresasd, ih»;. Or. Kilpier’s Swer.ip-
the great k ld u t. rxw cdy fulfill* every
in curing r! '. i-x tla n , pala hi the . 1
, kidneys, Itvei. bladder and every part
e urtnsry passage. Il ccirectx Inabl’t'y ,
!d «valer and it aiding p*ln b* passing
bed effects following J « of itquor. f
orbser, and ove ."conk, i that unplesannl |
ssslty of being compelied to go often ,
•In g in a day. and ta gel up many Ihnev
1 .ring the night. The mild and the extra- '
•is ry r ’leot of S w a m p -K o o t Is soon
usd
li star - ’h ; highest for Its v i *
•ertttl auras of the m oa distressing cases, j
if y«u need a medicino you shoilld ltovr the J
« * . Sold by druggists In 60c. and j l . stoee.'r t
fe d may have a sample bottle of IhU
inderful
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d a book that ‘ s lIs M B B M r ^ V 'T IJ L I,
.re «bout It. both sent
«ohitely free by mall,
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'reas D r. Kilmer A m m Ms-won-r^A
Ttnghamton, N .Y . Whoa writing men-
salfing this gonerous oflor to this paper.
T H E T R I3T JN E
V
NEW EST IN WHEELBARROWS
F o ld in g »tsel F ra m e M ake« C onven­
ie n t Conveynnc» fo r th s Su­
b u rb a n Gardener.
W heelbarrow s of steal o r wood, o r a
com bination o f theae raaicrlals. ace
m ad* In grea t variety of fo rm and con- j
stru cilo n, au.l fo r m any special u.w«.
but perhaps the newest th ia ’ ; tn wheel-
barrow a bi o re made w ith a folding
»'„Cl fram e, wblch c»n be knocked {
down to r shipm ent
Th e body ai.d
handles o f th is w heelbarrow are of
wo, I, hut the legs and b m ty s . constl
tu tltig the »upporlibg fra 111». arc of
Meal and are riveted to gether And bolt­
'd to th e body when this w heelbarrow
i-- set up.
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it® fo ld in g steel fram e wheelbarrow
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! rttfjrtgl, «
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A n y p«-|W>n n r
Cúter!. Natter- afone
do H, it oeeda heJp.
p i-r-o tt»
tsf^passlrtg
upon th e C ro ft T.nk® Rn c h ,— th® Mc-
L«-U»ti nntl
'A ll I t tiches. w ill 1m
proMk-utaol'to th® !i:a » v « o x t» -tit of th®
in»- ; an d a ìo w s v iì W ijl bq g iv e n lo r In -
? ..rtnntndi tlrttt' w U P u e ti to 'til®0011VÍ"-
ib tt, r ? th® c'tiR v u jtrii« *
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ax totth&er.
0 « r e -ti*< te r r i n y c«®»*
ieve«CUïSei-ccl* M i eetx.make« weet
SM,-. teeH -wrt MW.ft A t l n w i .«■•
Bn u n o s .<**•< la " . SS.
Black-« »right tteek and i’o u rr,
Mot'
11 U-'' txvteev.rtrU â. On»
«rock «ra» o,-««« b» t «a«» »4« ' »•
,ar tne « J lie ija sn l o«.’ tta*y ar.
c u lt i* « * ’ #•»» Th, y are U < * ag »
M r oeut. b itter.
a. p. BBooiciíiaTot».
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t# H i& t '
• divH*^M* WIN
(I. cent*
t i l l — w» w.'MraM.
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a* vie«, A Ml «WT
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K»
CO.,
?py. 0 3. !*»tso! CCee.’-ZatSUg»««, B.C.
r l,,, by v irtu e o f I l a „.eollapalbiW y.
pv
itt another advantage
I t is *
, -..-ion barrow, ft would be quit® poa-
■!■, fa r the suburban d w K ie r ahput
to » ta rt a garden, and Im p a tie n t for a
wbt > I narrow w ith w h .ek to begin
’ «cork, to buy one of these fo ldin g steal
i rrarm
w heelbarrows, knocked down,
and have It wrapped up and ca rry It
i home w ith klto . K »«» te its knocked
¡down fo rm , w h at w ttk tte w id th and
11 be length o f Re handles, a folding
steel fram e wheel barrow would make,
to r h im . considerable o f a bundto to
ra r y . b e t he could probably g o t-It
ice' w l’ bo et knocking do w n, more
I Fhaa IS or 2h peopl« >« « * « “ « « "
g th e care w ith It, w here he roald a t
, / e carried an qW atyle wheelbarrow
al ill.
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said K itty 's fellow passenger
W ith tw m W IU y hands the little r '
opened her box of luncheon.
H I:
boiled eggs, a pot of ja m . sarc
»andwlches, th ic k slices of b u tter«
bread and lo t“ of rookies.
"There's m ore than I ta n eat t 1
said she; "won’t you have sontsT
T h e "cross gentlem an" arose.
looked fo r a m o ir.'i.t hare a t K '
.
whose eyes sank to th« Hour, and .
w ith a bow as though shg had bet
grow n-up young lady, be tto tv -A t'
aisle auJ seated btm self oppoetts .»
her.
H was not u n til afternoon th a t tlu
damage ahead was
sufficiently
re-
paired to allo w them to proceed, a- ’
when evening—C h ris tin a * B ve—u a i.
tbs tra in was Just m akin g I ' t w ay
through th * R oyal gorge, nearly 14
hours late.
T h e ir ta lk during the day had b • a
j f mines and /snowshoes, w ith
n • ''
and then digression* on h re r k r t l r
x m fid cu ilsl anecdotes c o ip '.in ln « hu
pet doll ih at hat! been lost ,n a sno?
slide a week before, hut which «• ’
hoiKd to And in the spring, uBl«»
Santa Ctxns should—and she trem blco
w ith excitem ent a* she mentioned I t —
b rin g h tr another ta the m orning.
" B u t,” he fcsd ssld In h " J'
be-
fore be bsde her go od -ntrh t. . vw >’ ■
Santa Claus’ catch u a f W e re late aod
going at 30 m iles an h o u r"
“g a n u f'lsus Is Ilk * an angel," K lt-
ty replied; "he can be say where
wants at any tim e .” Than, Just a
she was quite resdy to go to sleeo
th e leaned out between the curtain
and said;
' W ill you lend me a p»c
to pin m y- stocking* to th * cu rtain»
- 1 can't find any n a il " He gave har
» P,n
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I t was past 11 o'olock when the
lig h t* ef Pusblo were seen In the dis-
tance. T h * ”cros« gentlem an”
bad
not thought o f g a te s '0 bed. a*«*, ’ hat
Is more, bad not allowed th * po rler to
do ao.
" N o w .” said he to the grinning dsr
k y as the tra in began to slow nj
"you say we have 30 m lnuw e here
D o your beat“ (b s handed the porter
a M ID -
" R in g ‘ he a h ..? '< «per up;
pound o a hla door, cry «re If nece*
«ary
Get ntm o u t of bed s 1110 ws
or other and buy as much sx you can
ca rry —toy», candles, anything, but bs
sure you get a doll "
"B te." said K itt y the n»xt m orning
as th s " i j o « i gsiv'ism au" poked h it
head out of th e t o r t r i ’.e Bvs :.»ilas
south of D en ver, " d .u n 't I tall yov
, ganta Clans waa aa angel?”
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