The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, March 01, 1911, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextW E 1 ) > E S D z V Y . 3M CA-I1ÇJH IN u t< 1 9 1 1 SPIRIT OF THE PIANO. O F F IC IA L n iB E C T O B V Misconstrued ■...... ■ , / by Musicians W h» mm D o r «i WISE BliUii H ’TS MEAT IN STOKAG U m the Instrument In Tubilo Do you know what a Removable Platen is If you leam about it, you will see typewriter without it lacks a featur typewriter .now Write us for information as to what a Removable Platen is and what it does. . rt - THE SMITH PREMIEk TYPEWRITER CO, be. HEAD ACHE week isy *lfe was fra***« with bea$ttCJif.(iP r ■ - A N U ------ The New Idea Woman’s Magazine BOTH ONE YEAR FOR «1 7B. T mb N sw I uix W oma « ’ b M soasi »« I s au a u th o rity on Uressmaamg. v and Househuld Economy. I t averages more th a n ICO P M “ ith . We offer you therefor» a t least ItiOO pages ot good fashio .. . H- T. STEWART Editor and Publisher M iilkseriprio», £1.«O p e r y em honaaoda Havfe Kidney Tronbl» and Don’t Know It. M O W The Leading Paper of Curry County > o F in d O u t. Fill a holtle or common slats with your Star snd let It stand twsnty-fo jr hours; a mb sediment or sss— li u e M r * l |lnf Indicates sn t Z - i W i R X l t r t a unhealthy eondt- & jJ S frW tlo n o< the ktd- ifA i » f rT **rtr J neys; If tt atalna s ^ xta I o LA.-A I your linen It j* li J i l F r C r T r l J evtdenoe of kld- J l l i z i i L i Hs ney Woobte: too \ V /T r v i • \ frequent desire to ' V r O 'Z - J .. pete It or pstn in * Is also »nvlncins proof that tha kidney» »™* bled- There la cemfort ta the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’* Swamp- Root. tha groat kidney remedy fulfill* every wish tn curing rheumatism, pain In tha hack, kldneya liver, bladder and every part of th* urinary passage. It corrects Insblktv to hold water snd scalding pain ta passing tt, or bad effects following use of llquar. win* or beer, snd overcomes that unpleasant security of being compelled to go often during the dey, and to gat up many time» during the night. The mild end the estra* T R IB U N E O REG O NIAN Both Papers one yearfor $2.25 DOCTORS say contnmption can b« cured. N atu re alone won » do it, i t seeds help. lutely free by mail, ess Dr. Kilmer k mss. •» Kw«wa«< Binghamton. N .Y . When writing man reading this ganaeou* offer la this paper. BLACK- DRAU6HT STOCK POULTRY MEDICINE js ib a Palatal»*« H o t« » !. T m i * O on a IM íoTOr » le u « « WaalMM*. o r Url»«O. KMj.Aiffl.5UC C U R E O O N C T IP A T IO N . Chittenden. VX.— Tbe t.ackh r h e ." vggregatlou tethered at ' the g«i>> Portland and lieu. K. Cham berlain of T h , ( « t that the piano la descended More l»»t night after a day In 'b- Salem from the spinet and the harpsichord 1» woods Jl'O ting deer .runw ay- ato’ t Congressman. First D latrict-W illis still a stumbAng block to amateurs of which city '•sports' * M l te Ptac- ’ >»'• ’ c H a w l e y , of Salem. 1 "i the « * * 10 tou# I to siauphter b»c*s. If fhelr alt- ' _ ' ,, ance It has lately been «uormoualy de- ( enough. and several (»ilqls«»»' u re- G overno r—Oswald W est, S n .u n . is , lw . .tum bling block to utacentes. Several prst.y thlr «p- re Secretary of State—> . w . Benson Sa- th<)M wh<j wrJl> fo(. R The flrBt e g g , yarns had been spun when tne aa|- lew . aaysthe National ttovlew. have entlre- got around to'bears'. _Th«n him V.’i fttute T. ««surer—Gee A. Steel of Bn- iy neglected the harpsichord—a perfect who lives lu Northern when h i I lem. and fuliy evolved instrument, the huiitlac or fishing or dlgsthg S-n Supt. P ublic In s tru c tio n —J. I I . Ack- spirit of which Is altogether different roots, stretched hfs M t i uad la c - ’ ’ • e n n a o R a le ill from th M ot the Plall0; tbu • * “ “ ** forth Into a bear monologue. " It teste all tarnation how k.. fijate P rin te r—WHUs Dunlway Salem. some oi tbi.m critters be," hr d t H r Attorney General—A. M . C taw fo ra, Buch uhe orcho8tra to forget i while the rest shucked around la t — Kalem. , I that It U not only a solo Instrument hard-I lit turned chairs end sc (Jed u , Clerk State latnd Board—O. I»- Brown, j,ut really a chamlwr Instrument. to haul' a good one. * Yes. sir. It ‘I'1 I its utterance, which Chopin under- . best all tarnation. Between »-a, • ooa a n d . C urrv— stood so well, is really chamber music; j trout and tioeeng and the fi-taJ , . and there ts always something '.anient- - Providence, i'VAbeen iJ'e to n»1' n for Coos and •*>■« to m® in the contemplation of a ; quite a llvto' put o' these '«re . !.. great artist distressing himself and his , tor a considerable spelt- - * , ce' . , . T m Instrument In the attempt to nil a - [ ' "Elder Burbanks yWn townie* i D is tric t “ • ’’ ’ large concert room w ith exaggerated . 1 the varm int 't Bpruee I biller pl»U >: urg- . expressiops of a delicate and Intimate . In mind oi the tune Providence si . ad Jud icial D is temperament. Thu effect Is never en- <>t he-bear helped me out I a mi* Brotth, Roseburg, tlrely satisfactory, however great the I tight fix .the middle o last w inter, ■ a—J . H . U p to n , artist may be; fbr that note of in ti was the fuel 7 January, as I i macy which Is surely the very essence It. and I was chcpidn' tor U e / i * ‘ and spirit of the piano cannot possibly mtn'way up to the top o' E li|l-> ruJkaa. he maintained In the presence of a peak. It's turriole mean wors. cbol A? B a ile y, G o ld - large and miscellaneous audience. pin', but ye do haftcr do it onct J: I When we consider among all our im- a while, and I was uus: ng- my lu .r « - O tln lam .-rt pressions of pianoforte music the mo- and wlshlu' the Bshln' seas-u. * r » » « « • ^ enU lh a t tfave given us memorable open and things green ur -W noweth, L an g lo is . ure we „ „ „ that they Wok place snortin'..snowstorm hit the pea I, Gold Beach. |n , Btlmate assemblies, where eome made me as blue as a parti rge W . H m ith, ooe played and some one estsg, snd 1 had my dinner pall—I uster ». •> • ¡where the atmosphere thrilled With ? nighta— and 1, was mlddllu' ooj James C aug h ell. just thgt amount of electric dlsturb- able until 'lung In the middle o. i.l , I ance whrch we call eympathy. which Is afternoon, when 1 seeu it wasn . g lu to let-u p and hggered I'd hatter s ir tan Harbor 1 ^ rh th6 “'•etln‘ ° ‘ out all night. So I built me a lean-to out o' rem« ff J r., Gold Beach. o r e g o n N0 T ALL STOLEN. spruce boughs, started a Are lann, Langlois. ------- t— cooked what victuals 1 had left tK.Hi thk counts. Plenty of Good Land in the noonln'. They wan't .over much, and Pou.th M onday in Investors and as It was loo pesky eol * to think o’ r Settlers. * sleepiit' I ant up till mornlu', > i h pi> fear. ____ J , suirucrck a hollerin' for drub sou ters C o u rt meets QrefOn has fog years been afflicted thing lurrlble. . It got so bad 1 rr Ur- in Janu ary, A p r i l , ! w |th B cancer known as the land oon- some snow and tried to M l up ■ I* iher of each y e a i. • aclence. i t has fastened Itself upon Its ter. Wheu IV-nome daylight the was ragin’ wirdnr'n ever, and V ... ■ first Monday in highest as well as its humblest cltlsens. But there is yet good land In Oregon so hungry I 'could have oat rabOrt A«n post , that has not been etolsn, says Colliers ' which la worse n eatln’ eat, and I s. . " W eekly, and the judicial dlslnfectaut to myself, ‘this 'ere stoim Is liable u Miss Id a Cooler whlch th* U’llted B l,t“ 8<” trM ,e n t i keep up three daye an’ 1’U «tap- ' UbJS.er a a n iim r now applying Is fast reclaiming much Cheteo........... death If I don't do somethin’ migb <■ H a r b o r ...... J W Riley, of the iand t h a t * * » “appropriated, quick.' Gold Beach. c t Wakeman The patriarchal beards were wise "But there didn't seem to be uothl. We-klerburn v . 'J r * * „, wise enough tc lay claim to a good I Co'ld do, for I was penned lu a* M r. h . B Russell. tWBg Orggon u B great state. As an IllUioe........... dassau’t go inore’n th u ity --•<* f*c- irs . V io l# A. F r y . BgriCU|tural stats It Is as old and well M a r ia !........ the shack for tear o' getll^' lost.. J a . . . . . . . A . M . R ilea. tried as Minnesota. Kansas o i Nebraska. Agii e s s . . . . . mlt I was some discouraged who t . . . Antes Johnston t ' j s W llllam ette river valley Is e rnatch- wind shifted and 1 had to m6v* 1 Pert Orfovd , J. f t Capps, less tarm in g ja a d . It was the Mecca o< r~\ .... AS. . . lean-«« over against a pile of L/Tiifimrit. E. Backleff. amblttouk agriculturists before gold was keep the thing from ooilapsin’. I ' L a n g lo is .. ......... j i . H . t ne8 discovered In California. Tha dairy fussln' round mongsi the stones win.« ' B , l p e * products of that one valley alon> amount Eckley........ I discovered tbe mouth o' a cave, Mid a l t C ra fc . to r.000.000 a year, and the prise beef -th inkln ’ It would bo better Inside . »bell of the whetk, i at St. Louis last year came from there out, I lighted a sprues knot torch ao** ilmo»t I in possible t» » «>»ntn* where the farm hands get scraped m y way In. nt alive mberwlset "well fixed " eo fast there ts no one left "W al, 1 swan to rngn, If I didn't -*« m t tou mAy bo pur» to milk the cowl. the biggest surprise o' nty Ute wh. > ig a miniAture lob- Cooi county. Ore., i« typical of tlm jm- I got to the end o' the .pnmageaxy I s-allty belongs to sn. terprtse. Industry and th rift of all ths foot from the mouth! t o r , lylii on ^ -o n m e lv the her- northwestern states. There ts a county a l«dge was six pigs with Uearon 1. - icrnhnrdus' Wheth- oi farmers and lumbermen with 124 mln’ way's brand on 'em, tw i it J x-rnhnnlus. W hetn bntwsen It and thr nearest S S ' d X L T t ^ ~ . d , and yet they erect at the Port- and a ewe lamb They w ra fro st stiff and as hard as brickbat II ' l s T r n ^ t ^ i n t t a t ' and fiur » »-5-000 ‘>«‘1<L»« '» to thruts of every ono on 'em ba n . exhibit their wares. The banks of Ore- silt by somethin sharp, and t tan have deposit, to the amount of elligercnt every man. woman and chjld . nar.bi had been ta .e n out as a M tc litr co Id do It. 'lpey w ia , e w ay be witnessed * « « “ » « * ^ " V ’ i , 0 " 80“ ** C<H reg lar. too— lyin' head and tiUs- -t hermit p rn b .d e ,mlv. greatest of these states.____ was as fresh as 'ough they had bt killed the day before. SIGNERS OF DECLARATION. "1 was wonderin how In Bam Hl.) S ^ n h ^ AU Comparatively Young K « Who tkey gbt la the cave d.-a whft heard a neavy Lr#!.thln' a ltril- l ^ t a Ixlrem e. O n . Stood for Am erican I n . r and rt.teed -he torch. I seen -Ue •’ t enecessfnl in moor- ' , dspendsnto. age*ay lellied out Into a a iter Ing himself w ithin o sijelh which by » . . dsnrer round cay*. Li'd that n v M fu l oat 1 Stock and poultry have few S r t i T J i a t e . ’l r ^ extremity o f hta that might result from their action. - au ol he bear was curled up ob txonble. which are not bowel and o leaves taki.i hut w in te r* siiod.t l i T , r irrcpularitic«. was ly in ’ peaceful end on- ...p. Draugbt Stack and Poultry Medi x v » S i and It earns to me ig a at! n t cine is a bowel and liver remedy H were- and he Is dragged reluctantly ceedlng generation, and the them carcasses got on th** ledcv \ - for stock. It pets the organs of forth. The evlcter still bold* him strug- July 1« • good time to »xpress It. y digestion m a perfret condition see. ne was oue o’ them know lit’ -i t Prominent American breeder« and cWlFTltdilS'vs'-length, and not until h . the Washington Star. ters and he’d laid, in a auppsy o* L*<a- ¿ i S r t a safely ensconced docs he re-1 They were all young farmer« keep their ber-U and flock, con Hemnttn way s pigs and a r < healthv them an Stack ooca- lluqnlah tala grasp.-Cbam bers"Journal, tlv e ly -th e ir ages averaging « lamb ceincgtug to BqUlre Ken- -• - . u S i - K by o giving l Blsck-Dranght m 0Illha. EJward Rutledge, of make a meal on when he woke u » and Ponlirv Medicine tn their South Carolina, was the youngeat. 27 the spring. H e U b tw ue'-i nfftse Jo i. f.vod. Any stock raiser may buy a belore It thawed out. -a.-se the cat 25oent half-pound air tight can th» oldest. 70 years. The occupations faced touth and got the fust sun. i of tbia medicin» bw they represented were: Doctor», I ; and keep bis stack in vigor on« j he jest eggeud he'd be p io v ld .a t h health for weeks. Deelevs gener lawyers, 80; farmers. 7; merchants | or.ct By .contrivin’ as he did ’ c ally keep Blwck-Dranght Stock and and mechanics. »; surveyor. 1; shoe git several » luare meals anr, . „ Poultry Medicine. If youre -Joe* maker. 1. and printer (Frankjln». 1. some !at ceiurs be sot out b mi r not. send »5 cents for a sMta*» Some one suggested to Charles Car- Uvln can to the manufacturer*. Tne rail that as there were a great many "Them plge was a mighty big '. C h a t.» ^ « . M -U toc Co?. Chat- men of that naw®. If the can»« sho -M send to me. nos- 1 can tell ye. Un«K,/B. Teno. tall England would not know what tiptoed out with two and In ten iftl one to' a rre s t "Y e*, they w ill." and utes l was broilin' pork and ■ B» in a u a . r.A„ J ao SS, ises. Im m ediately wrote "Of Carrollton" af W n ts I'd 611*4 up I got two nor- ’id B te rk -n on uhi a » « * P o u tjy wnen tha stortn stopped ro.:t n - M sd*-ta* la « h * b * » ll krer tried. 0 « ter his name. As the paper was being signed John plnted ror home With «cough meal ov. <tock m s ookto» b *l wh*u -■*» »«at BM lb * m-Mtieloe «n<l am - they Hancock said: “We must all bang my «boulder* to pay for the time 1 bi - ( « t i n * so •»*«. They s r . kxdctag «S US lay uff. together." o«r oeat. t> »ttfflT. _ _ answered Ben Franklin, "we a. a. aaooffigoTOM ’.Thi next day the deacon < • r must aU hang together, else w» shall sot out after th» bear. Tbs dea-tji lowed ne’d orter die s’ »ln' a b *T. all hang separately." ♦ I t la a remarkable coincidence tr-at been raidin' hl* barnyard -c r -kt Jefferson, the author of tbe Declara year« and bad make off wi*b i tion o f Independent*, and John Ad trap* and a p«-ibd u' lead br< f i>: ams. Its great supporter, both after (be arbine So we »■-. him th anted wards presidents of the United States, auJ lb * deacon gas sn (leiic -l to * I died on the same day. and that In didn't- »ay a word about i-la-ciln’ lb * n a v e Conrasro. plgt 1 badn l sat."— N. T. WorltL Ton mast h ir e courage, my boy. No dependence day, 1126. mutter whnt baud of circumstances ar Parental lust-notion. ray themeelrea agnlnat you. I f your According to a r»ceat work on Nor pnrpoae Is right you w ill succeed. L ife Tommy— t'aw, wbai U * campaign Ho way the scantinata of tbe soil In that I t s beautiful thing. The chance to ganT , ’aw—It isth e politicai » s r tw o r d .o fight a grant bleeslngi No m atter country la explained by ymte ot tbs country people as follows; At th* crea how hard tbe situation may sndtn. keep re'lying cry. ol oui polRIoO prfty. a / ■on doing rig h t bravely f*ec the future, tion of the world the angel* whose duty son. , WBS ,o scatter the soli forgot Nor Tow.my—Don't the ether n llo r-i havo set your standard high, work and w a it way. Seeing thle. the g u a rd i» angel a slogan tooT be path nt and thankful, and you w ill P a to n t i* v r y « n , of the land made complain's to (he Crea win. You may never be rich a* tha Paw—riu my «on. Theirs Is a ra Opp. U.S. Patea* oriei.W sil'hftes W bat trae to be done? Impossi —Cblcsg» Tril line. world goea—not rich In money o f rich tor ble’ to restart the whole of Die ertauon lu power— but yoh may be rich lu th * for the sake of Norway. ' W . my lit k M v M i r e of the truth thiit you .^av» At ths Horas Thow. tle angels." said H»; "look carefully and *taflh>y*s w.»A. ***3 made the brat of your chance to be a A . atavi fWtUfflJOsfl A» - * i 1 'd d llla a i.C / Horae Fanciei (w ith enttaslsata)— perhaps you may etili find s litti* earth." •rs®**««**! ’•*»*» <w»«»p u-an. Qon't K t your standard by the V*nJ»r»lukes Lodemla a „> Atraeos«*-»«» , " l io» I-« *, f ' The conscience stricken sage's swepi Isn't »»,«« ss»! v s * i ♦ « ¿ jr'is *’, > * ► f» r.ien who hare aeWevr-d great wealth. . .«••«»..»•s •*,• the floor of Heav*à? ami ifiw u rn e dim beatttf? t Thr.t la nuthlng compared to tbe riches Hie F air Deughtes— Yfhere? W?ier * they found they gathered la lhet> drap- that belong to him who has struggled vriea and scattered ove» the Norwegiaa Wba* has she got on? V»!io»e box to enlarge and ennoble the circle ot she In ’ — Calcago Tribune. rock«.—Pittsburg Dtapgtch. • . _ •lie la which he is cast— 8chpola»a»ter TK IÎ8PAS8 NOTICE. A«y person or persona tree,»easing ufaon the Croft L ake Rauch,—thA Mo- Ldllan and M arshall Ranches, w ill bo proeecuted to the utm ost extent of the lawt and a reward will he given forln- formation that «rill lead to the convic tion of .the guilty parties. AT SALKS pro™ 0 * ff"*» merit of Hivxl'e Sanaparilla Hood’s Sarsaparilla sella because Vfl W SWIFT & CO., sccompUabe* CKCAT CURKffl. Nothing pula to* I* I t - raJ ^ h ".