The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, June 28, 1911, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextO R IQ O O ? OFFICIAL DIRECTORY*. Gold makes a world seam « u e ry — Touche« a thousand »prlnga. r r t n » » D w m ic T u r n c iu : 1 . fi. Sen’ta— Jonathan Bourne J r., o f Portland and Geo. E . Cham berlain of B u t—w h at would wa care (or monsr. I f '«w eren't (or these t r lttn « thingai T h e grocery M il. , A n ' the real, an' (a s , • A n' Ik e m onthly ro ll O ( the ren t—alasl An' tax. to w a it On the wor,d « ereen (Taaa— Salem . "ougreasm au, F irs t D is tric t— W illis C. Hkw toy, of Salem. G overnor—Oswald W est, Salem . Secretary of State— F . W . Denson Sa lem. State T.eaaurer— Qec A. Steel o f 8a- ’ An' that's why wa need It. my deartal T i e (Old makes the dark day sunny An' tempera the bllaxard-breeds I Kv> n tl.e h ivta th a t drip w ith honey „Are fed t y (be (oiden been! - " I t Is axil a M U h* tboueM , bitterly. "W hat can 1 kfl»« d °fl* * • * should disgrace » a f " ~ 11a exaipiued hla conscience gn* versly. • Nothin«." ba «aid at last. “Ths prince really desires that the aprln« should come to hla daughter. W ell. I « i l l not trouble about death. But la there no o.her wayF* , A sudden inspiration came to him, and ha ran swiftly. to his own palac-, noting, with u r r w . that tho short winter day war nearly ended. Gathers Supt. Publie Instruction—J. II. Aek erra a n .B a lw t:. State Printefc—W 1111* D u n lw a y . Salem. Attorney G eneral— A. M . Craw ford, Tb e a it. «las! A P' ««Id la w alk On t! e world a crass— A a ' th a t's Wb>- w * nred U. sty Saarta I 1* . Oh. th a t it were not s b a a T o otirU vi-« its ( l a a to boldl B u t even the stieaty o f H eaven A ro paved, as they say, With (Old I Salem. "Clerk State Imnd B o ard —G. G . Brown, Salem . • ' Joint Senator fo f Cooe and Curry— . W , O.Ghaae. , Joint Representative for Coos a r d C urry— 8. P. Peirce. Judge, 2d Jud icial D is tric t—J . W . H am ilto n , Roseburg- Prosecuting A ttorney, 2d Ju d icial D is trio t—George M . Brown, Roeeburg. 0 . 8 . Com m issioner*—J . I I . U p to n , Langlois. . -----------— 1 J More—* la « ' U the caed fu r gold • From our live« would paao; B ut-'M a (o ld must lay yoe t , Beneath (lad's grass— An* th a t’* why wa need It. my dearie! ■Frank L Stanton. In A tla n ta C onautu- Princess Fiaki’s Birthday ' oousvv orrioxaa. < of efficiency in the is its key-for-every-charader keyboard. O ne simple stroke prints any character. T his saves time, increases speed and Removable and lnteichangeahl« Plaice» B«U Bearing Carnage Revenible Tabulator Rack Simple Steacil Cutting Dtviae Drop Forged Type Ban r • Perftet U se Lock BkbroaM Ribbon - Uniform Touch Ball Beariag Type Bar Column Fiader aad Paragiaph« Decimal Tabulate« Viaabla Writing A k e y lot Every Character insures accuracy PerfacT Erlimg Facibcn latevchangeable Carnage« flight aad Lah Carriage R atos» Levret Swinging Marginal Rack . Protected Gaai D rive* Carriage. ' • Ribbae CoaBcfcd from Keyboard Variable and Univenal Lmv Sparer Perlee» Dual Guard Back Spar« Lever Carriage Retarder ¿spurred Marginal S to p County J 'lilg e —E . A. B a ile y , Gold Beach County Commiealonera— O tto Isinert, Gold Beach; Geo Chenoweth, L an g lo is. S h e r iff-W . A . B is h tl, Gold Beach. County C le rk —George W . Sm ith, Gold Beach. County Treasurer—James CaughelL •" Wedderburn Assessor— W m .T o lm a n , H a rb o r. School H u pt.—W . 8 . Guerin. Langlois. Purveyor— D . C u n n iff J r., Gold Beach. Coroner— D r. 8. J. M ann, Langlois. M t r n s o s o r THB COVBTS. C irc u it C ourt meets F ouith M onday in August of each year. Ccunty Comm last oners C o urt meets first Wednesday tu Janu ary, A p ril, J u ly and September of each yeat. Probate Court meets firs t M onday in each mouth ct'KBY c o u rrr post , orrichs aao fost - Chat co............ tls r b o r .,,.,. Gold Bench. Wbdderburn Ill l h e e . . . . . . M a r ta l.......... Agneas.......... P o rt Orford D e nm ark. . . . L an g lo is . . . Eckley.... , T he Smith PrÔfitèr Typewriter Co., Inc. S yrscuge, N . Y . ...M in e Id a Cooley. ...Ftotcber Gardner. ..............J. W . Kiley. . , . 0 , I». Wakeman. . Mr. E. H Russell. M rs. V io la A . F ry . ...............A . M . Riles. ___Aniea Johnston ................J. 8. Capps. ........ E. Raokleff. ..........J. A. Hallies ^*4^ The Burrow Clevis Brnnchoa evetywhea Always Stays “Put” The PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE • • ■ • t t i any w i r e a n ti a u y a e irh a iT a k«f u ■ to g C AnCA U K'ia au.l gkay are la e o.*« ie S a h a w* b a r* or», ba-l lo the uou>;». Laai wak my wit« h u b Ir a n i trjib k-uouehr for eeS ayt. aae ir lW aomo of »01« caS C A h K T '». Bd ahoy rrlt3 » .a iha paie In her head aliaoal BBMdtaaalr. (Va imthKoovraBrac Caaearcu ' " " c u e s R TSiisr.iBii Flataburs S«f* * Vstor.» lu . 1'nMuarg. P*. c a t h a r t ic ------ A.1M1A------- • The New Idea Wcman’s Magazine ' BOTH ONE YEAR F O R #1 7 5 . T mb N ew I uka W omas ' s M aoaxink la n n auth ority on Drewu/iAKing, v and Houeehobl Economy. I l averages more than 1W nuRes- »th. We n tler yon therefore n t least 1200 pages oi gi««l fnsliloi ie readiug for an additional cost of only 2f’ «'t* rianiplea free. BLACK- DRAUGHT STOCK W« PO U L T R Y Mat. wV«r T > s t* Wc: M»».wr G.ii-e, i~. Xe G U R E C O f lf flP A T t O N . H T. STEWART Editor and Pablisiiei to il, nA« Have Kidney Trouble *nd Don’t Know It. P«“*’ y « T H ï The Leading Paper of (’nrry County ■ t w l e F in d Out, Fill e bolt)« or common glass with your W te r and lot It stand tw enty-lcjr hour* A tedlment or set- iodic**“ “ - Z - d J V l 3 ”? — -iunbeallhy condl- fcrrnl m ? ili v IU ■ jF ,ltns iVi ,lon ,hs ,tl* ' l l t o y s ; If It ataiii* - A I y ° ',r Uoen It Is f v 't S ^ T f U evidence of kid- \ , B ircuble: loo a-1 . r u t G t.. Ja«. S», IVA. ni«ek-D ■aught mock aed Poulz-y Med' ' l a . Is tes h»»S (■ ’ »rtrled. Out T ' - - -frequent desire to -pass It or pein In ------- ,he U c k h ll#0 aloet waa oa m o f bed « b n you aeat T H E T R IB U N E (Bt'.lnr »O h * T h s r a r e le o k t M » p«r saari, h '«««». a. r. aaooxixarow Sonvlnclng proof that the kidneys and blad der are out of order. W h a t to D r . Thera la comfort In the khowledije so «flea expresaad. that D r. Kilmer's 5» «A’-P- Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain In the bask, kidneys, liver, t ladder and every part gf the urinary passage. It corrects tnsbilltv te hold «refer and scalding pain In passing k, sr bad effects following use of liquor. Wine or bear, and overcomes that unpleasant •ecssalty cf being compelled to go often during the day. and to get up many times during the night. Tho mild and the axtra- erdlnxry effect ot S w a m p -R o o t to scon realized It stands the hlghcsi for Its won derful auree of the most cBslresSing cases. If yes neod a medicine you should havo the bast. Sold by druggists Is 50c. end $1. sizes. Y es may have a sample bottle cf this wuaderful discovery _ aad a book that t e lls g f f ln e f W g S ■tore about It. both sentJgfcdfTi’! absolutely free by mail, saMresa D r. Kilmer I t w«a««»z—aaMrev Co., Binghamton. N . Y . When writing men- M sa reaJIng thia gaaareua offer In this paper. W EEKLY B o th Papers one y e a r for $2.25 euiugs B r M iles' A n tl-P a ta icIJS W eunilgla. sciatica, - ’a 'A N T t D PATENTS r f R V .Ä f if iS T Ä - J is DOCTORS •ay con tam ption com be cured. Nature alone won’t do it, it needs help. SIO IISIM U ISIO X is the best help, but its use must b e continued in cum mer sre.weU M winter. Taka I t la a IHSl« ««M mUX or m ire n o th in g p m . (or O R E G O N IA N T K K S P A M NOTICE Any person or persona trespassing á fs S iw S ñ E íítt elMrgss are moderato. Try as . S W IF T & C O n Paies»« Aawyora, upon the C roft L a k e Ranch,—the M c- Letlafc and M are h a ll Benches, w ill '.»0 Opp. W.8. Patent OHae.Waaklhgie«, B C. prowwortefl t<> to e utrfu st extent oí the law ; and a revfanl w ill be. given lo r In *»ff '»»dMI r*. form atio iian tt w ill Isa td e c -k 'h t -o « U '•»«'»<€ »"Jl It ’«• tlon o f the g uilty parties. ■«., Cl* ddl « H »r» k FP •► »>«*' » .<• «.«i» pq. tup Aanrfl f b X E A T S A L K S prove the gros» V f l m erit of llotxl's Sarsaparilla. Hood's Sarsaparilla sells becanae f accomplishes C R K A T C U R E S . I * n d meniek.». ' I . I I C /l ua I I . >J| 4 « . S B ‘ Stcdt eed poultry here few truublfv which are not bowel and l i v e r irregularities. B la c k - D rangbt Stoifc and Poultry Medi cine re a buwel ami liver remedy for stock. I t l»d« the organa of digestion in a perfect condition. Prominent American breeder« and farmer» keep their herd« and flock« healthy by giving them an occa sional dosa of Bla< k Prauj{'u( Stock and Poultry Medicine in their f.H»d Any "lock rereer m ar buy a 2o (cut half-pound a ir tig h t can of thia medicine fretn hla d eal« and keep hi» stock in rigorous health for weeks. Dealers gener- a lb keep Elack-Dranaht Stock and Pflinltrr Medicine. If youie doe* not, semi 25 cents for a »nmple sen to tb r luaiuf.vcturers Toe Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat- taaouga. Lena. , T W AS winter and very cold, and the panel* ot costly wood, carved w ith a rt and wealth of detail, had been carefully closed around the prince, making toe room In whteh-he sat very small. Many beautiful robe* line! w ith warm wool and covered with priceless silk lay crowed In contrasting color« on the daimto’s breast, and on one wide sleeve of the outermost garment was embroidered a star formed by five halt* encircling a sixth. This was t o r crest of the llluatrlou« Kauga faintly, which I bow a no equal throughout all Japan or among the Islands of Sben- dat ami Satsuma. The pymee. ln spite ot hie vassals, his lands and his money, felt never theless that be v m very poor and mis erable. And toe reason was that for several days he had tried to think of something for the anniversary of hla daugter's birthday and he could think Of nothing. I t was unfortunately true th a t toe princess, who would on the morrow attain the dignity of to. already pos sessed everything that It was poaelble for a young lady to pc «sea s , but tola wa* no cannulation to the dataoto. W hat w a* the use of being • pr»««». ot having such wealth. If ha could not offer her something new and pleasing? Presently be arose. " I w ill go to her apartments Per haps, unconsciously she w ill tell me w h at she would like," he said to him self. He struck a tronze coug and Imme diately the ta rv -c p aiU e rolled open, disclosing endlyss h a lls tilled with aemura.3 »< noble bir u pines, guards '■ i.m S IB M *«» wno wora metric» lly shout her in mang colors gad ahaoes. but mast abundset wan 1 H l toe won-tertul klmona of blur aettn \ 7 «yeryub ire embr. Lured w ith spider \ - :■/ WCba In which were caught 'he many - colored petals of eiuamer flo w « « T b< yosne •*»•'» WM •• snow, her cr.mson lipa ujened slightly Permanent ns the hills, bat ess h«(to a i,ciore two row» ot pearly teeth, ‘moved in a seeond of time. The and the eyebrow«, following toe man- rilv Clevis now on the market that ner of prlnceaa«». were cl0*®|Jr * h* Te“ and replaced by two little black stays w here pat. patchee painted very high on the fore- The exclusive rig h t to handle this Clevis w ill be sold by Counties o r States, o r set of three can be purchas ed for fll.00. Address W, B. Burrow, C o r b in , O re Notice fbr PobllentloR. 04071 DxrAMTMSKT 0» TUX I N T B M O B , U. 8. Land Office, a t Boaeburg, Oregon M ay J.M, iD ll. Notice Is hereby given th a t ALraxn I f a n , of Port O rford, Oregon, who. on Orto- t er 12, UK#, made Homestead entry No. 11223, S erial, No. 04071, for Lots I , 4, and A Set; 3. and the NEJ NEJ, Sec tio n 4. Town-hit» S2, 8, R ange 16 weet W illm nette M eridian, has filed notice , of iuteiition to make F in al five veer j Proof, to establish claim to tlie land above described, before J . H . Upton U . 4. Commissi©ner. at Langioia, OregoA, on the 23 day of June 1811. Claim ant name« as witnesses: Earl H ale, of Denm ark, Oregon. F ra n k C -x ,o f Denm ark, Oregon. Jake W h ite , o f Langlois, Oregon. D a v id Cro-< toy. v f P o r t O rto n l Oregon. OrazAXia F. Josxe Register OKNNIS CUNNIFF, JU., I e p . (J. 8 . M in e n « ! K a r v e p a Surveyor for the District o! Or egon. G o ld Ile a ç b ■ ■ ia iw u ia toe-tw o «words bowed deep while all gha others prostrated themselves on the ground. "1 w ill visit my d a u g h te r s a id toe dalmlo. Ftoi.1. or Ray of Sunahlna. sat oo n pile of cushions to the hall of her own particular palace. The lolda ot her O re g o n m ekt docs," he went on, noting the fright ened faces about him. "Listen! W e may ywt be saved. "Everyone w ithin three leagues around, w in . women, girls sad hoy».' nobles, merchants and present». mu*, aet Instantly to work with ullh. velvet, aslln and paper, apd mass » urea of flowers. Let them cut up theh clothes, thalr hangings: Uel theta tonle uaa of their fans, cushions, everything they have. 1 1 “Then, before daybreak, all th -« . flowers must beUied, isateced or glued to all the trete and bushes ot the pai k and all the country near the palace, the finest and beet near the i>-tneeSk’ palace and the poorest the nuthest away. A ll the painters and Artists mast superintend tho decoration*. "Take the army, to te the hospitals, ta k e the prisons- Every one must work, no one must stop to eat or drink to-nlgbL Go and remember that your very Uvea depend upon your auc- W ithout a word the min tat» re fled Immediately from toe palace. In less than an* hour there was not a palace nor a house in the city nor a single village la the country where the In habitants were not scaklag flowera, end it one had looked that night from toe datmlo’s palace he would have seen thousands of lanterns bobbing about among toe trees la every dl- roettoa. The next morning, as her woman An- tailed dressing her. F lakl heard the sound of sweet singing and many In - struoicnta beneath ha: window. -A h ! It la say birthday to-day." she said, with a shiver. "W h y a p the gode se eras! wa to wane It to (all la toe winter t i m e r Her women pulled aside to« curtains from toe window. •'W het a beautiful day. mistress." they said- Indeed, as If It too were a courtier, the sky. was clothed In richest blue to which the sun like a golden yew«* shone proudly. Languidly tha prince«« .walked M fl upon the balcony. But vfhat • « » •< yoy and anr-rtee bro.ie from her Upel- Flowers, flowera, to every direction, and aa far as the eye could »««. Tha prince** rubbed her eyes W«A It a miracle? “Fether. fath er!” ahe cried, as ton noble prince entered her apartment, "truly. > ou are a god." The dalmlo. smiling w ith pleasura. proposed a rids through to« park to aee the magic springtime. The <to- llgliii-.i prlnceaa c1ap««d her hand«, and the h ri'llaat proreastoa of g a.w -clad court lira Leaned by the pr.nc* and hla daughter started «lowly down too win» ng avenue. at » d - ictoua perfu«»« scents too Surprised, the dalmle reallted th a t the aoft odor« of the *pr»n« i o » « did Indued nil tha air. l b s emrat was that every few rods a fire of saeaieal In censa burned In iare,u lly bidden bra- litre . Presently an eepeclelly beaetlfsl pink plum tree caught the attention of toe prlucesa. " I wish a branch of that tree." eke cried, happily. " It w ill be a memory of mu ' of the moe'. beautiful proas» esades e l my life." The dalmlo looked uneeaUy a t toe -She w ill discover toe chest," he thought Bui Nat-da-tato did sat tremble nee grow pale. - . "Grapt me the boeer to ptock It fa r you.“ he »aid. He rode up to the tree ssrt brought back a »up.rb branch The prince«« sailed i t turyiag her fato to too Ireeh . roay B-.weru The daiano was fnore ru rp rlw d than before». He did not guee» that the prim e m ln lt H r bad emptied alt the greeohouee* ot All the p alace and had piwpared many traea for lust such aa occasion. “ You are a wonderful o t » ." the prince cried to bi» prime minister, wbon they returned to the palace. "Tew are absolutely a magician. But tell me. what can I do next vear to »urpaae this marvelous fete?” The prime m inis'er smiled «lowly. He poluled to a charming young man. son of tbe prince of 8it»um e. who was aiding Princess Ftokl to alight from her ooach. W h in another year has peaeed, ami toe prlnceaa receives another birthday as a gift from the goda. give her for a husband that charming prlaca. flha w ill love him more than ahe does toe springtime.” T h e dalmlo banded the minister a key of bronxe, tocrusied with gold. ••This 1« the key do my treasures." ‘ a , «aid. "Take It end make a b s t nee of It you will. You are mors valuable to me than gold or precious aiooea." —Translated for the N. Y. Bun. laaprevesoeat ta Matehaa. The French government tee decided Io effect an Improven.vnt la tbe masn- fectuie of wooden matches. Iwo-OkW» hoses are now on eale «mta-n«.g matches identical With those »old hltoer- tp. except that In the middle cf M a small circle at parrafln wax whlell permits the flame to spring into life again end burn uatll the end of :h«Y«a< Ip reached.