The Port Orford tribune., July 24, 1912, Image 1

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Langlois Hardware
Store
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the Pacific coast draw ep. p e ff-
.M*B °*
I T - Ing noisily,1 a t the
Ounnlaon. Col., a t tw o o'elsek la the
afternoon of 1 « c o m b e r 2 « . t h e r e w a a
seated In the m iddle necUpff <fif U»a
»leeping car a very croaa l o o h t n g o l d
gentlem an. You could see a t PS«* h *
was out of hum or. H e lo o k e d -» much
as I f he m ig h t, no «lig h test pep’ oca-
tlo n. bite, you w o uldn 't h a re hasp sur­
prised to hear him bark.
I t was a oold, u n frien d ly stare th a t
ha bestowed upon K itt y W a lle r whan,
bundled up In a. great red coat end
a w arm hood, w ith a 'p a p e r box under
her a rm sa d a little satshel In her
Hardware of all Kindi
M a c h in e r y & M o w in g M ach in e® .
E x tr a s fo i D a ir y in g O sb o rn e,
M ilw a u k e e M a c h in e r y .
P a in t® , O il® & S to m p in g ; P o w d e r
She oouldo't h a re noticed th s look,
fo r as th e tr a in began to m ove she
plunged In am ong his bogs and shawl
straps, alm ost knocking a book fro m
to ob tain th s
U s knee in h e r
Inst glim pse o f n w om an on th a p la t­
fo rm , w h ich was cm hie side o f th e
car, says B ro w n in g . K in g ® Oo.'s
M o nth ly.
“ 1 beg yo u r pardon,“ said eto , “ I
w anted to say good-hr IP aunty "
“ You seem to h e re saM good-by to
yo ur m anner»,“ wee th s hateful reply.
F in e lin e o f G u n s, B a s e b a ll p a r a ­
p h e r n a lia , a n d o th e r S p o r tin g
G ood® k e p t i n S t o c k .
B o o r s a n d " W in d ow s In v a r ie t y
c o n s t a n t ly k e p t o n h a n d .
P ip e F ittin g ® , P lu m b i n g a n d T i n
w o r k o f a ll k in d s d o n e o n sh o r t
n o t ic e .
of efficiency in
quietly In th e corner.
She was o n ly U n year» old. bu t she
had grow n up ta ll In the B lk m oun­
ta in a ir. and bar cheeke were roror.
T h is was her first rid s on a railroad .
Indsad. fro m bar aacls'e half-log. h a lf­
fra m e house, w here her m other had
died w hen she wee n baby, no tracks
save those of m iners or Jack-rabbits
were vU lb le. N ow she was going 0.1
tho way to D enver to spend C hristm as
w ith U rand ina W a lle r.
She knew the tra in was due In D sn -
r e r St seven o'clock the next m o rn ­
ing and th a t a fte r a long, happy day
ebe would hang her stocking« In the
big room gran dm a had so often w r it­
ten to her about, and old S anta Claus
Cheever $ Bowman
L a n g lo is , O r
is its key-for-every-charader keyboard.
One simple stroke prints any character.
This saves time, increases speed and
Plata»
R e m o v a b le t a d Interchangeable
B e ll B e arin g C a rn a g e
Reversible T a b u la to r R a c k
S im p le S te n c il C u th ag D e vic e
D r o p F o rg e d T y p e C at«
G ENERAL
P e rfe c t L in e L o c i
B icbrom e R .b b o o
U n ifo rm T o u c h
B a ll B e a rin g T y p e B a r
C o lu m n F m d e r a a d P a r a p a p h w
B la c k sm ith in g
D e c im a l T a b u la te *
insures accuracy.
V ia ib le W r itin g
A K e y fo r E v e ry C h a ra c te r
P erfec t E r a a b g F a c ila ic r
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Wagons and Buggies fdr bale, kept in bto.-k
also Agent for All Kinds of Fanning Im
plements; McCornuckAIowers, etc.
interchangeable C a rn a g e .
R ig h t a a d L e ft C a rria g e R e lea rn L e v a »
S w inging M a r g in a l R a c k ,
P ro te cted R ib b e s
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G e a r D r iv e n C a r r i e «
R ib b o n C o n v e n e d fro m K e y U e r d
V a r ia b le end U a rve re w L * e
f P e rfe c t D o * G u a r d
Visible
would fill It.
As ea rly as »even o’clock th e good-
natured po rter prepared the funny bed
In which she was to Bleep, w h ile she
looked os' Iff open-eyed amazeot«®"-.
and by eig h t o'clock she w n In the
i land o f dream », the last tuuud she ha-1
; heard being th e votoe o f th e “croze
gentlem an” scolding the po rter fo r
; m akin g up U s b e rtk w ith th a hand
Sps—
Wood and Iron Work promptly done at i
Reasonable price. Your patronage solicited
B e ck S p a c e L e v e r -
S p ^ iW T v w D e v iU
W r i t , fo r in lo rm alio a to
Th ese are feature« w hich m a le the
The Smith Premier M B 8S 1I
Smith
P rem ier lire choice of the
T y p e w r it e r C o ., In c .
man w h o investigate» cum mrahve
Syracuee, N . Y .
advantages.
B ra n ch es everyw here
O F F IC IA L
BLACK -
DRAUGHT
U o t h m y w i f e ■ ••<* l u y a . l f h » v e t r e e «
in - C A S C A I I K T 9 a n d tb e v a r e t e a be at
■'In- wc k n v e e v e . Irwrt In th e houee. Im a t
■1 1 w lla « •» l r a r .il»
• a «he w .* t -ouie nt join C ZM.Al.r.TS.
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the back 1» also
-nvincmg prooi lhat the kidneys end bled-
«re out of order.
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here is comfort In the knowledge an
.Itee expresaed, lhat Dr. Kilmer'» Swamp-
Reot. the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain In the
heek, kidneys, liver, t ladder and every part j
of the urinary passage. Il corrects lnabllltv I
>e held jveler and scalding pain In passing
H. er bad effects folloertng use of liquor,
wine er beer, and overcomes that unpleasant |
weceeelty of being compelled te go of'o"
during the day. and te get up many times
during the night. -The mild and ths extrir
erdlnary effect of S w a m p -R s o t ta soon
roeltxed
It stands the highest for Ha won­
derful euree e l the moat dlstreastng cases.
H yeu need a medicine yxu should nave ths
beet. Se'.d by druggists Ir 50c. an d $ l. aizae.
You may have a sample bottle of thin
veaderful
discovery
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and a book that t e l l s ^ ® ® « » » ^
aeera about It. both , e ..t
«heelutely free by mall,
address D r. Kilmer fc , « » e i ■»*»•»
CSL. ■to|ham ton. N . Y . W hen wrhing men-
t e a (eaifiag this geacreue offer In this
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tronhk-a which arc not bowel and
l i v e r irregularities.
B la c k -
Draught Sluck aiul Pou'try M edi­
cine 1« a Imwcl end liver remedy
for stock. I t p u t. the o r » . . . of
dige.ti.rn in a perf.at condition.
Prominent American breeder, and
farm er, keep U-*11 berdz and flock«
,-althy ky giving the.v sn oww
siotial dose of Black Draught ¿ L x *
gnJ Poultry Mediates in t-w ir
food. An v stock rslaer m W buy S
25-cent half-pound a ir tig ht can
of thia medteina fro ja h i. dcaie.
„„4 keep h it stock in vigor«««
health for week». Dealers p ‘ner-
ally keep Bleck-Dtaunht Stie’k and
Poultry Medicine. I f your’
not, «end '«» cent» for n wu.U-le
can to the mannfectijrers Tas
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Lhstr
Wauotfa. le a n .
V e
b te rd S
t o ljt o anyone n n y w b g »
i n a d v a n c e , yr,„yA»to*. e n d a ll o w TBN DAYS f ■■■
w h ic h U m o y o u may r id e t h e b i c y c le a n d p u t l t ’ “ I
the
I f y o u a r e t h e n n o t p e r f e c t l y e e U .d e d o r d o n o t w is h t o k e e n t o e
a FAC rKICfci
STOCK »nd
POULTRY
MEDICINE
l m u - ' r W e iH r tk r .v io n r m e n i u e e c s re ie
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a c t u a l f a c t o r y c o a t. Y o u a a v e »10 t o r i m id d le m e n a P r o flta b y b u r -
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l i d l n r , v e r y d u r a b le a n d lin e d tu r t d e w ith
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J u d ic ia l
D ie t -ic t -J .
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t r io t—G eo rg e M . B ro w n , llo s c b u rg .
0 . 8 . C o m m is s io n e r*— K . T . B is w a rt,
„ ¿ ‘L ° ; V L * M r s s :
l e t t e r l a r e c e l v o d . A V a s h ip C » . D . o n a p p r o v a l
k o u do n o t p a y a c e n t u n til yo n
h a v e e x a m i n e d e n d f o u n d t h e m »t ^,r,t ’ V i J Z T B . '? 7 t 2 , ti r V . S 4 s s a w « r l l f r e e « re e g W I-L «SMS
P o rt O rlo rd .
con m ty orrtCKiuC
C o u n ty J - d g e - E , A B a ile y ,
Hook was
Beach
C o u n ty Miniuu«Sf«»D<rs-—O tto k u n e rt,
G o ld B e a c h ; Geo C h e n o w eth , L a n g lo le .
S h e r if f - W . A . D ish I, O o l.l B each.
■ T u .
g ^ tin s
eo » n e .
T h e y a r e l o n k ia » SS
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S u w lrr C— u . . . which a - c r i b - w e l
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p e r eeoZ- h A««»-
C o u n ty
—
u> w r » u fo r o a r a m
I l ALLS Hair Renewer
i « — Hal
C ler.'t— G e o rg e
W.
G old Bench.
C ou nty T re a s u re r— Ja n tc z
W W
hours late.
T h e ir ta lk d u rin g the day had been
j f m ines and enowehoee, w ith
now
and then digressions on h e -^ p x rt In to
ronfldentlal anecdotes c o n C c . n l ng her
pet dotl th a t had been lost la a enow-
tilde a week before, but w hich she
hoped to find In the »prktg. uglsee
Santa Claue should—and she trem bled
w ith excitem en t as she m entioned I V -
b rln c her an oth er In the m orning.
“ B u t,” he had said to her Just be­
fore he b id e her good-night, “ how can
i Santa Claue catch u e ! W e'ys lg ts aad
g o in g .a t 30 m iles an hour "
!
‘'S anta Claue Is lik e an angel,” K i t ­
ty replied; “ he csb be an yw h ere he
' wants a t any tim e .”
Then, Just na
ib e waa qu ite ready to go to sleep,
she leaned o u t between the curtain»
' sad sold:
“ W ill you lend me a pin
I to pin m y etosklnge to the cu rtain?
I i I c
w n 't find
n a il." H e gave bar
can't
find an y »**>
H a m ilto n , Roseburg.
P rosecuting A tto rn e y , 2d J u J L i a l D ie
■ o i R u ix a . (J a .. Z a » SS, tses.
■ I a o k - D » n a h t » to o k a n d P o u l j y
M e d * - ln e la th a h e a t I e v . r tr tv d . O u »
o » k l» « b « d w h e a y o u « e u t
- w t l e i a e e n d bow t h e y o n
her.
It was not u n til afternoon th a t the
damage »head was
sufficiently
re ­
paired to allow them to proceed, and
when evening—C hristm as K ve— came
the tr a in w u ju st m akin g Its way
through the R oyal gorge, n e arly 2 4
C u r r y — s. P . Peirce.
Ju dg e,
a n o r d i n a r y t i r o , t h e p u n c t u r e r<
g h r e n b y s e v e r a l l a y e r , o f U.ln,
I
fa b r ic o n th e tr e a d
T h o r e g u la r , p r i c e o f th e s e t ir e «
day
A . Aid
K ale m .
C le r k S tate l-atid B o a rd — G . t l . B ro w n ,
W . I*. Chase.
J o in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e
A
•T h e re s more t h a n 1 can ear. „ear,
she; “ w o n't you have eosqer'
Th e ‘ c r o ; « g e n t l r m a u ” aro®e.
He
loo. ed lo r a room ei.t herd a t K l t t r ,
whose eyes aank to the floor, and then,
w ith a how a» though she had been a
arow n-up young lady, he crtW Md the
aisle and rested h im se lf opposite to
«va­
e r m a n , S a le m .
State P rin te r — W illis D u n lw a y . *al<>m. «
A tto rn ey G e n e ia l — A. M . C ia w fo r ,
S a le m .
J o in t S eim tni
Th'
,,i„rfiA/ullr«i
P l.ilie ’ O I ' . l u a l i o W e l »
or
« a id
le » .
S u p i. P u b lic In s tr u c t io n — L .
V C C E T A D L I.
3 iv io .» n
G o ld
S m ith ,
C a u g l.e li
\ \ otldtirburu
Ae&es&or— W o i. T o liu a n , H a r lio r .
- School 8 u p t . - W . 8 . G u e riu . L a n g lo is
S urveyor— D . C u n n iff J r ., G o b i B e a c h .
a pin.
ar p o t t l o’clock
when
th<»
lights o f Pueblo w u t o e o e 1» « * • die
taace.
T h e "eroes g fa tle m n n
ha.,
not th ou ght of going to bed. end, what
Is m ore, had not allowed the ports» to
C o ro n er— D r . 8. J M a n n , Ix tn g lo ls
2lwajsjT8tores^oIori2oj^a^2iairi^ (iiB>ij;VT«;uil^ 2 ^ » i l—
e h s rx n e a r e s e d e r e t e .
T r y ee
SWIFT & CO^
FBtoMt djswow»,
Opp. U ». Patsxt case,W»«kl»t?sd, » C.
near rr««4jr
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C a a c u r« t® C a n » ) r ( • t h a f t i r . Ut<» n o t i wìmb
d e r f t i l ii.a b lk u ii « l. M x i r e r v o f t h e a r e , p © • *
a n t aiwJ r o f r o a » » m r hr t h e U a io «
ao< p o a itlT 'iy o n M U b a y » . i h o t - n n d
e lr a n a t a ? I l t r c n l i i o » ' W t * d i f t p t l r o ’ow»
c m ® » » « ••ta o lm , l e v r r , ):® b |r o iit < < » n n llp d Ç P J
nn<t b b l e n <«e»®a. P b * « o n b n y a i^ î i r r a « *’ *
o f <X 3 . C » o d a r ; w ,
M ic e :
H o ld o n *
au U x
J W> « u i r t
b j a il
dr.iggiau
T H H 8 H A M S N O T IC I
DOCTOR
gay
c o n to fn p tio r .
can
be
t
c u r e d . N a t u r e a lo n e w o n
d o it , i t n ee d » h e lp .
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S( Oi l s I MIll^OM;
u
t h e b e » t h e l p , b u t its u » e
m u s t b e c o n t in u e d m c u m ­
m e r a s w e l l oo w i n t e r .
T a k e 1» U a l lta U ee!Z a a ilk «
Ge« a wrai; teSite iwvw.
*» t» v
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A n y person o r p e r-o n a troPtritosbip
u p on th e C r -.ft L u k e B au ch ,w 4|)e Me
L a lla n a n d M a r s h a ll R m c h e * , w ill
prnsecnlod to th a u ttn t i-t e x te n t ••( th r
U w ; an d * re w a rd w ill he g iv e n f u r l . ,
fo n n u t.n h u n tt w ill le~ to e c - k h t -o
tlo n o f th e g u ilty pa rth -e .
S C O T T ’S ,
e m u l s io n
w, a b o v e a ll other things, the
remedy for sickly, wasted chil­
dren. I t eourishes end hutlds
th e m e p why's ordinary fe e d
abeslately Uils.
to t
(Lrwwt
s c o rrs .
A
B t tu r » to
* «
i > t i p
Mnerae. Bhxim fi Id N . J
* *
U “ld
do eo.
■<NoW •' geld he to the g rin n in g d a r­
k y as th e tr a in began to slow up.
“ you say we have zb m inutes here.
D o yo ur beat” (he lutoded the po rter
a
b ill)
'R in g the shopkeeper up;
pound on hie door, cry ffre If necee-
L rv
Oet him o u t of hw) »ome w ay
or other and buy a . much as w u can
c a rry — to r» , candles, an yth ing ; b u t b p
sore yon * * • * > » ”
-g as," saM K itt y th e nsxt m ornlnq
ea th e "cross gentlem en" pohpd hIS
head o a t ct t o . curtain»
•oath a t D M » .
Banta Class was aa paca>~
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