The Port Orford tribune., June 14, 1911, Image 4

I>«MflM*SS OllMWOt be (w retf.
tou»r«»a a procession o f 10.000 eat-
» » . iz .re h ia g tw o by tw o. fa a liaa
1 « m Ue. tong. lat N M shaep follow
ftbam. bleating along* 12 miles o f
■ftod; a fla r tbom driva 1« milea o f
* * * ’*• • « . '* » »Irong. th a t lot 30.000
•fowls lirle g up th e rear, clucking and
‘tra c k in g anal gobbling. over a apace
.at els miles; and In thia whole csrs-
•» ••• »»retching for nearly so miles
3 « d retttdrifu« two days to p - — a
r ,,l * i . f a i l w ill see tha animals
derated to deafo la
the packing
> u » c a of S w ift A Co. to a single day.
■•ays the Cosmopolites.
Rurcly a
-Roddhist would* thin k th a t the head
that establishment had much to
aniw n r for. Haver before hi the
t o local a p p tlra liu u r. as theyfgWMM rrscb (he
d lac o c ii p a rtb rt of i he M r Then. I . only on«
way to r u n <l«afue«-. anfl th a t f . b y r w a a w -
Mewal r.
- Pool1un> l . earned by bh 1«.
flamed eonditlon o< th« rnurvus H alo« of lb«
M u ofaelilau T a tw
When till« tuba i> la flamed
I ° u have a ram b lin g «ouml or im perfect bear
la g . and when II la entirely uloaad. daataaaa la
[
ro a d lllo a , Luarlng w ill be deal m y ad f a n r a r ;
• la e calm, m il Uf I.n «ra <«tu«d by C a ta n a
which la autblas bat an In tam e d condition of
j ttoe a u c o tii surfat-tn.
! Wc w ill g ira Una Hundred bollara fa r any
fdaa of Oaaiuem (cauaad by e yia rrb ) th a t caa-
a e t ba r a n d by M all’a C atarrh Caea. Send for
r u m ia r a frac. F. J. C H IW B Y « C a . , Toledo, O
Sold by Oraggiala. Tie.
Take Ball'» Fam ily F ilia for constipation
A reiMvsen^iive j Q tbi«
county by A large real estate
‘corporation. Special induce­
ment* to those who with to
become financially interested.
i» 'à s y s t t f .? ìs g ia a
OOJLD BEACH,.OREGON,
K C Z K W 4 • * * W lfK C V K B
P B W R E » o s r in g w h a tR w a a to s u f-
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J « * 1 w»> SiTB F M E E O F
C H A R G E , to an y aST'-ted a positive
r * re ~ f B e ra m a .8 a ltB h a u m , Eryalpe-
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In s ta n t
Jaltef. D o n ’ » suffer longer. W rite F.
W . W u jjU M a , A rt M a n h a tta n A vaeue,
R ew Y u rk . Enctoee Stamp.
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The Oitcoox D a il y J o c a x a u it (he leading Democratic newspaper of
Oregon, iacued at Portland.
"D M you eee tha man who Just
want a u t r * asked an uptown barber
a t a customer, as a sw arthy Individ- !
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"Y e a f I
t t e l t ha spoils a rasor every a im . I ,
»have him. and ha aom m bare twins
a waek regularly.' Ha to a stonecut-
.tae. and the g rit Bail dust Is so im- I
A f i f M 1» that pores o f his fa c t th a t 1
to la 'lik e draw ing a razo r over the
■dp d f a atone. I always use the
W et tools I have upon him. but they I
A re not ztoeogpruof. and a dull rasor
*» th e re s u lt grhen hie beard la re- .
T o o much housework wrc-ika wo­
men’s nervoe. , And the constant
care of children, day and night, la
j often tap trying for seen a stping
w o m a n . A haggard face tells the
ato iy of the overworked housewife
and mother.
ftersnfcd mCnaas,
lenoorrhna and ta lL ig of the
womb result from overwork, j
Every housewife needs a remedy
to regulate hor menses and to
keep her Mmoltive female o*yana j
In perfect condition.
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"T h is is not a tiah story,” the story
telle r remarked. ” l t ’a a horse atorv
p it h a schooner attached. I heard it
coming In on a train from Connecticut,
and aa the man that told I t was at least
9U years ol«l and had no reason fo r tcll-
Injr anything except the tru th a t that
•hpc o f life 1 suppose it ia true. We hap­
pened <o ha neaUd *<fp*tber, nnd, after
talkin g almut one thing and another,
i 'm eiblng induced him to ask; *DW
you aver lc o r o f horses almost capnlg-
ing a tehoont-rf* O f course X never had
Jiesrd anything like thflOand I replied
Accordingly.
“ 'When I was a young man,’ he con­
tinued, "a schooner came to the town
Where I lived for a load o f horses th a t
>n4 been picked up for the city. The
«kipper rigged up a lo t o f atolls on
deck nod ut high tide the horses were
driven on board. I t was late in the
afternoon before the lastone i\ na barred
ar J-h H ttn « gana, sad
gasas,'(asse and
/ n re u la r c tvln g large
C lu s ira lis n . w it k fl.lt
daacrtpdoe a f t h i s
h .ndsmns n e w r u n ,
To W hom I t M ay C o a co ra .
T b s undersigned hereby givs notiee
th a t they are the owners of the South
• M tf r M M r t tM t ir
w ith com piete W m m
m m h .» m ^ ^ , e
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tie« a n warned not to trespass upon or
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q uarts claim s a t th eir peril.
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ra n to ro ll from side to « H a and the
crew ran about like wild men. Tbev
didn’t know what to do, nnd the horse»
kept on ra tin g . I t waa thia way, you
me: • Every tim e the horses on one aide
o f thfl.v<»M| bad their bead» clown for
h e r the horses on the other side, aa It
^npiwned. held th e ir heads up while
Il Bundling, and vice versa. The cen­
ter of gravity rliangvd every time a
boron moved, and as the horses wen-
to tin g quickly the to w ard and dowh-
p ard motions affeated the vessel so
giuch that we thought she would cap-
•Im . Queer, w asn't It T 'W h at did thev
(fo r l waa obliged to oak. *1 don’t
V * W . ' the old gentleman replied. *1
Usd td leave- then, but I heard they
thought of tak in g sway the feed.’ " —
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See of A ddm a D. 0 . NEWTON,
Msrshfleld, Oregon
; Vp-to d a te Work Done |
on Short Notice.
Satin'1 acton Guaraneed.
A C R E A T record o.’ cnre», r/ge,
quai.ed la medicai history, proves
Ilootl s Saras pari I a ptsscMe« m erit on-
kuown to any oriw r N flC D IC IN E -
T r o o p * « « N o t ie r .
Notice to hereby g iven th a t all per-
tetopasolng upon the follow­
in g described lend for the purpose ol
Quoting or fish in g w ill be prosecuted
to the fu ll e x te n t o f th« to w : V>ts I,
« • n d »gee. 36; E H o f Bee. MT; Pt* of
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I ? » * « . - » » ; All Io
to w n s h ip »1 South R o o m 1« West.
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7 N O D fN E B B O ’8.
Dunm erk, O^.
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S vs
w t at«
i lH m i i
three, South ra n g e fourteen W e n t o f
WTIIametto m eridian, Oregon. A ll per-
In connection with
N otice is hereby given to a ll paraos«
whom i t m ay ooacern, not to autor tip­
os or trespass upon the premiara of Bll
Bofflay. for the purpose of bunting, nr
fishing arttft nook and tine. Raid p re­
mise# are situated on Klk River, Curry
C o un ty, Oyngoa, sad described a« lol-
low s. The West b all oi Section tsrea-
ty arana. Township th irty two South,
Rnuge fifteen Weot.
A n y person o r p erso n m tresposs-
Ufc fo r the purpose of b unting, fishing,
or travelin g through in a n y shape form
or m anner, or tearing down fences, or
leaving o at sida gatas open, o r ■nlaat
ing personal property, w ill ba prosecu­
ted to th a fu ll extent - .f th« tow.
Wnt. B . Joh a son.
X O T IC B .
Notice h hereby given U ut I bave
■«■ Appototed Agent to look a fte r the
î. W . Jenm a property, situated t o the
H e a d s ” at F o r t O rfo rd , Oregon. AU
«nona m e r M
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