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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1913)
IXHinbcr 43 V o lt* » * 0 u rriC U b DIBMCTOBY W h at is a visible typewriter? W ritin g in sight is p art of it. Other p a r t # / K eyboard in sight is the It is as im portant that you see w h at you do as to see w h at you have done. T h e key-for-every-character keyboard of d ie easy action« light running M O D E L 10 —— — A mnldeervnnt belonging to o m of the women’s coHcfiW had been out Coueky / « W e - W . A. W ood, G o ld ,oyer w i;bout leave from her ttonoh > mtetrem and wne returning late along ('o a n ty <jnaiauaa'n«er»r-D. O tegrove, my road, a t the top o f which lived the t»«4«l Ueaoh; ttw C lie n o w v th , L n u g lo is . U m eatrd P r o fe -o r Nettleship Now. _ C ounty < terät— J th u le o n ly tru ly v isib le w ritin g W r it e for information to i V ir ib le W riu n g ' Com plete T h e Smith Prem ier T y p e w rite r Com pany. Inc. Syrscuie, N . Y . C o n tro l fro m W a u n a rd , 3 « w H P - I.C « w U e ! U r .U -W 8 - A K e y b o a rd Branch« eawywhsee B. ¿ a . ij A K e y for E v e ry Characte» These are features w hich the in v e s tig a te s m an w ho comparative C ha »- STWMHKun»- nurture Safe < Mi* Palatu»»!«’ \ <’• . PiUsbMrg. 1’; »teteu-. Onrxl Eteiror sUsHtrti Wtekw.. ló ti f ite- C O N S TIP A TIO N . CURI bnlal Nf»d <».»r»mcw,t hj ufi Urtar wiww ». d’fiO te •fwaakf**» »««tei» m ds B a r « K id n e y s a d D o n ’t K n e w IE tint, jf-th n k'd- S » 'it " e>s; a # > L X -A l r* /2 3 f L ^ jJ V ' 5 y o u r linen It 1« nvktonce o>' k ld - pey irc u b le : too frequent ¿ w ire to pans It or pain In the back h alao oonvlncine proo.' that tlie hktaeya and blad- Aar a n out o f order. What In Se. T h e n Is com fort lu the knowledE«) so often expressed, that D r. KHtner's Se-omp- K e o t. the great kidney rem edy fulfills every w ish in curing rheum atism , pelo In the hank, kidneys, liver. M adder and every part h f the urinary passage. I t corrects tn rttH tv to held water and scalding p * tn ln pntslog ar bad affects follow ing use of liquor, w in e or beer, and «vercom a* that unpleasant necessity of b a m f com pelled to go often during the day. and to get up m any ttm e i d u rin g the night. T h e m ild »nd the extra- erd taary affect ot Sw am p- Root U soon rm H isiT It stands the highest for Its won derful curs» of the most dUtrossing esses. H yoe need a m edicine you should have the beat. Sold by druggists lr 50c. e n d $ l. size». WELCO.V.S. . E a v e c o a ra a *. You cjuet have churugv. oiy boy. N» m ettcr w hat band e f dreomotancea n r r a r fhciuselrca ngalust you. lr ■ r ou' |„ rigM yon «will nm-cred. L if t is m teo n tlfu l thing- The chance te fight la a great btennlng. No matter how hard the situation may seem. heap » ,to,nE r’ * ht; iS ’ . T ' i BH J ° u r « ta n d a r d high, work and w a it be patient and thankful, and you wlH <5|J” Vw | be rich as ths u’wrld goes—not rich la mtmey or rich power —bat you may h» rich I» tbs ' kaowh-dge of the truth that you have w rd e the best o f your ebunce to be a mr.a. Don’t set your standard by the u r a u ho have achieved great wealth. T hat Is nothing compared to the riches that belong to him who lias struggled to enlarge and ennoble the circle of B*w- FASTCW STOCK an<* POULTRY M E D IC IN E Sfi bet wmBr bo*» 8to«k sod poultry h a re few L-onbles which are not bowel and l i v s r irre g u lu ritiM . B ls o k - firttu n h t Stock and I ’o n 'try M e d i cine is a bb-vel and li- cr remedy for s tin k . I t put« »he organs of perfect c on-Idum -U igretion in a p « rfie t eojp .itio n . P ro m in e n t Am erican breeder» and farm er» keep th e ir herda am t «neks .ra lth v S i givir.«: .lis a w i oeea- aionel tose«?»Match D ra u g h t 9 t.c k I n on Hcdgethora Psisisre-Prwí ? MBOtETWCBLEFROWPliiCTCZS sm l V o ilt r y M edicine in th e ir Any atock raixer m a» huy a ¿1 cent Vialf-pn’ind a ir t .p lit «As of thia BM-dicin» hta J-’s l « .ind keep his s tic k In vigorous h e d K M h r weeks Dealers (»-ner- atly k.-ep H is c k -D ra u a h t Stock and P o a ltn M edicin e. . I f you»» does nut. seoii 25 c e ils for a axuifse can to the m anufacturers Toe C haifxno'iTA M c U c » d « G a., Chat- U a o v g a , l eno. {.»si. Ro I'Kl/tiB. i»A., J«»». J®, «MIB. B la es -D » u s h t a « « 11 “ <1 Dm »»» l r e t - ln a ls t * ’« l> "‘ , * ” * ‘r ,’’d <Mr ock was ix.kise *«•! »hae voo a a t „ tbs «T-ibrlQ. wet •«” »>•» • « eo A1! ; J - - - m 1II f VV ", « aod rem .-y w n t t o u x i . a a . v a a « I n a Sack. I f y oa o n S r a p a l r o ftb e a e Urea, yoa w ill « « I tlm l «1 •B aler « n a t a - u r . w ear Pot; j r . 1-1« h o r r r a n S k . x S n v rB ia n a a . l l r e you ba re aver «red o rre e a i V a Say < tb n l r«u » HI fca au W«S Wtoaari «Hotwboo r n a m a s a bleyea y a s w ill SI’ S “ y e w « « H ■ ft. F. BBOOKINOTOW A y e r ’s P ill« . ■ x C b T i MCCALLS »MCA2BC You may have s sample bottle of thle wonderful dtecovery _ , end e book that t e ll« g B g b |> " S A ..- ! m ore about H. b oth »ent R p » » toeohitely free >t^ m elL ' m t t e jt 'B f f T K ilm e r fc H o w at S m wi-S«». mton. N. Y . W h en w riting m en- Ihteg eanrou ao fler In tills paper. A y e r ’» P ills . Ayer*« Pill«. Keep wylng this over and over again- The best laxative. LS^niSl: M » » n l» » « tU hi lp Y»u dtem « trl- tabtr »t » n iu d m t» e x v e n x , by k e e p i n g you p o e i e d on the leteet f u l l t o o l Is elotlMw H id bet»., W how r u lit n n lieslxne lu esvh Issue. Also rs lu e b le inform ation o n «11 home and per- ronol nistlerx. O nly «Or » r r x r . Incln dln g ■ free pa tu r n . Sub- •rr ltie lodir or send for One sample copy. RtC el > * « « . n i l .-nU.l«Txra to m ake tn f » t «.»>■ bim w . w tib y.iorow n bs«Ml».rt«4bln» Sir y n u m e l f » m l r b l K i w o i » b l ’ b w ill be prrtee« u M y la w O m . r ii> w — « < » > r b i v f r r r « l i » n » ■ , _ »uJ?.. f 'afnlomam W han wn kang oar rooms w ith holly w r— thft Bud bunches cd mlfttletot are keeping np n time-honored custom which can bn traced through hunorede o t merry Chr.amasses to tha days of the Roman Saturnalia and e.eo early Poretan customs, y u r own custom at dacorstlng our ro o m r comen more Im mediately from ancient Germany, where evergreens were bang In honor cd tho m ld w ln ttr festival. Tha DruJtls used to cut tbs mistletoe from their ascied oaks with elaborate tarewnnyi a golden k a ils was used to n e w tho parasite trom the tree. Dur- « ., ceremony two white hulls were nnerifleed. and music and procession*! form rd part ot the rite. T he g r o ja ot Mona, ones the U vortte retreat of the J irlu ih Druids, were cut down by the nll-conqucring Roitxns and have passed irom ths popular mnrnury. hat the mistletos. wsich ths old Druids called • all-bsdllag.” Is stUl sa object of veneration. In soma ta rts U reng- Isnd a berry te pluckea from the mis tletoe for every Use that te given nadcr It. and when there are no> more haretas left no amre i lases pre allowed. Vft They srslouk « » » ar C«Mt- b I Ayers Pills — a tf.C T i’Ô K; to w rite fbr o a r c -w M e n tie l p itie s for patent ; it m»y be w o rth money W e p ío ,a p tly "b u m V S. and ente r » PATENTS m I cSaiuaa are T-odamto. Try ne- I SW IFT & CO», F jf e « f Awwyaeab i Opp. U 8 Patent Cface.Wsehlbç'M, 8 C. WAR CHESTS OF EUROPE. large t e n « of Mean? K ept C onstantly au H a n d to Uphold B a - T he Christm as f a in t Jlads a Bern ty BsssptlB» W h a re v te and I ever B a K a y (M a te . I V K Mt , B g. eiH » hen.meti" »v , awl M tin «s M e *. I ’ - S u O .C . »q-dev-. M*, t l M ».e; ■ « .c ra n te v d te cure by n il i i M f l u i x IS ALWAYS het ran te r bad I t matters not whether you call him Tha Uto at » Cwil «M>ae. to. Nick, K ris K rtoale or Manta Claus; First. U-a hoy o f eight or tea Is sent or whether ho comes by sleigh anJ io the breaker to pick the slate anil o'It I BFHtey tauti, 'AAructlariAnJ «XUlO sF doer o r la aa aatomohile, ha w ill bo er Imparities from the coal which I n f N O M O N E Y r.L.<U(!«D u n t a » o u » - e c h o a n d • : p ro ve o f » j a r welcome. Caa jroa Imag as tbs patron been brought up fret» the mine. Krou I b le y o o . V ,e « h l» to a a r o n o « i¡» y W i¿ r e |n t h c U J J j O - i I a j s j f w f w - a salat at Christmas eho«.r und.ag aay there lie Is ;>-cniot«l and b.-cotues s * Ig fik u In s d v ti m id e llo » T k t t T lf t .'S ’ F N E Í! T R IA L d o n o r ■ N a n W' Ich t m o yo u m r .y r ld o t iio l.lc r c i.t s n d b u t i t t o a n » le s t r<’ u w ish. door bay. working In tlurm lae. As b- H B l f l \ B 11 r o » »'■» th e n c o t p e rtO e :Iz s o U jflrd < r d o n o t w t.h t o seep tos door barred against iniuf BA Irt'/'.Vu ilc j-e lc s h ip I t back t o n i o t o u r rx n e n d ir r u í w i’t m _ And how good it Is. tors. -Ak. for us gsmr* »W ee aud strouger lie la nn to give to thia JoMy SV N .o - the free ratteed to the pusltloo sad Iflvcr ttu dom of the world, and a right-of-w ay gay o f a tatuwer. Ttiere he gnlus the H ttW Ä Z W r.r tu s l t a c ic r y cost. Y o u savu CIO t v t ¿JUib.dh-inen'» u ro ilta b y b u y - B l í w ™ ■■ l i i X d l K c t c t t i i S i n l h n v n th u r -.in u io c .u r c r ti c u a r a n ti» b e h in d y < » r even over our houao-topa and down axperleuev which recures lilui .a p a r IWSalri B b lc y c le . D O N O T D U Y a b l? r t!o c r s p a ir f t Vires tro m a * a«, our chimneys. I ts a mluer’s helper, mid aa hu acquire» W W Ll1' fje i-» u n til you Tecelv« ou r caUJjtfues and Ir n m our un tco rd o f ftxtm Borns man sigh a t the annual rea skill and strength be becomes, when in son of holly and mlsUstoe, ano gross th e b r ig h t of his mnntiood gi-d vigor, s a t the thought of the Christmas t r e e , full Brdgcd miner. r B te v e L Z P C A L« «^, you cao MU oar Ucyctas uadwryo«rowa Udtwlalo o«r and the nlght-bnfore-Ckristmae svoefc. OrJw»HUM lii ? <k» f r:x-v lv-xl. __ . . . I f he is fortunate enough to c-enre CBOOM0 mamo r.ic V C I.E -. Wo do r - t nurulortT linndtoBoeond fcoad Wrye’**, n a m b o ro * v i UkLe.i la trJ lo b / our CLttaf«» n to íln o r * « . ' í l í M W í M g f «*».* o r c n * U j M » t U no Inga, hut those same men would m is, the falls of rock nn«l coal, lie m a r :« U » S 4 o r > lX ,* ^ « ;n . Avote-esziniiitBBMiMdfMO.^ ___ . , __ « the g ift time, and the feasting. and T C O _ n i l A P Q te*te£la. WOOC-O. imported ro'forofcM*« and r^Sal«*P*l*. MpotaBMhd tain this poeltion a t a miner for a nom t l ’ UUflUtOfwiTptamtrfteLiateWtoV’ltorw-Mrreloiiiin.jk -th e fellowship, and the good «.hear. l» r o f year«. But as sac c m pa ou and I t te the season when the children ha la a iU c k n l by ct tlx- many are happiest, and who, at that Urns, dlseaaea Incident to vTOrk lu the miner te not a ehlld? "Men are but children he makes way for tpoae younger su.l o f a larger growth.” says Dryden. and iqprs vigorous following him up the Tht ^¿ttlArrtlaU Urti I Ood pity the man who I ' W Indy out . tedder w lK « summit he has reached prfr, t, J«ffW«t« v re A O i I ■ 11 ’ . -fZrgg/ZjtoWMAMf/r p«fr/re|<W(rte» h w i t h e r ^ , grows his childhood. H e then starts on the descent, going Let as all « 1 the hamper. Ogura’lvp- back to become a miner’s helper, then te A J L « , T F e k ^ o r C l x * « •*•»« a c t I t f v o g j r o u t . ^rj UMst.1 Jy speaking, and drink a health to a mine laborer, now a door hoy, and A b i i i u l n d iiiC M .-vii n d j>.: ir » s < . 4 I a t y e r . -■ ? ' Christmas tim e—to the g ith erln s of when old and decrepit he finally re - - - - - - - :,7 : the fam ily and friends at the ureclda rld h ir. v e ry C -.a b io m il ll-v .J ln_!'le wl li turns to the breaker whore he started a n . . . •: i t l . i y i f rubl,-, r. v.hb '.i n .- r I-— and a t the table groaning w ith aa a ehlld, earning the same wages as ecines p o r o u s a n d which r t e j; « t > sm all roast turkey, its chicken gla, and l«O . unctures w ithou t a l l o t r l E C t n o a i r t o e s e a p o . s I are received by the little nrchlns who l e have hundred! o f li tte rs fro m satloflcd cuiitom ers II fa t plum pudding, alaac-lhg h o t work at his side. There Is no Incen M R t ln ir th a t th e ir t h i s h a v e o i . l y been punwed up once Let us all bo cntldren lor the time live for ambition 1» the average min o r tw ice I n a whole season, 't h e y w eig h n o m o re th a n X K r t e M .fi an ordinary tiro, th o iM in c X n r e i.ls tln a u n l l U t s b e in g J L * }9 Pravow« rowroro tatag— w e n If. w ith so 0 eg «B, « er's life. lie cannot rise to places ot elvtei by s e v e ra l J a y c .i U t liln . s n c c la lly p re p a re d S a te E S t- " « ^ ‘*¿1 J baa to h i a second childhood.—Four- I eminence and wealth. Only 1 in GOu fabric on th e tread. T h o m r-dir price o f these tires JJ P 5 S v " S ? n ,Ila , L * Is » ».0 0 per pair, Im tfo r u d V c r tiJ r « pumonrown srd " «uss,v.w»B row- H g even be given place hs a foreman m a ltlii» s spaclsl factory |wl e to tho rid e r o f only tt.»O pre p a ir. All orders shli day le tte r Is received. V • sldp C . O . 1». on approval, k on do nos p a y s coot ar superintendent, end these ate posi have exam ined and found V.- m s trle 'ly r s retiresrtitcd. _____ tions wlilcb few miners «are to h o ld ,- W . wl n i » » . a •«■«> S ls s s s o t a« 6 r e r cent < t a w W r « « L lB r ta s »row © « . e l ssrw aK -ur osS » W IT H o n o u s at.» cnvloaa 1 . « a .lT .r tl« n » ..t. Yon ru a a a « A la a u a lla t • • an a w o r a a a k a t John Ultcbell la Cosasopolltan. x eSurn. 4 a t P U B exam a I f f o r asy renKi» JSer a - I sol eSU. JaMory oa » xn a lsa U a a. W o t n j a i l l , my w i r e » o « l ii> » » e lf l* B V © b e e n A S C A U E T S wnd l&e.T are w e b e « •fe b a re had in tt»» booie. w it« was trank»« w u b bcudacbe for X ’KMl BUUUI Of ycu»' tbty r * t t o * * 1 til« p a in In h e r b t --------------- MMtZlblY- W • i*»b recob»««* CuaeArotB * Probate Ot,« rt m eet* * * • Moudny in each m oJtb ’ oranv «womrv ro w » m o te *« » ro»v- ntaa. ,. »letclier G ardner H a rb o r.......... .............. J. W . B ltey. U o k IB e n o k . . . . . C . L . K o ke m a n . WmHterburn . M r. K. B Hassell. H iilie n « . .. . M ie. V io la A . P ry - M a r ia t .......... a I f R ih»» ........ . - * • . . " . . . Amaa J u h n e U » J , B, Capps. ..........E. B. T h r if t . . . . / . A . H a in e s advantages. Ü t o i , the better to M iu n a a e o r tub covav». collided w ith her and knocked C irc u it C o u rt meets h o u itii M on day i * dew». She picked hereelf up and August of M ob ) W . •ereauila« borne, « t o o * w J2 Countv C om m teelnoeo Oouet meets tor. tiecauee. bb ebe sr.Id, the devil , . m t W o U h e m t e » U i « , « r y . A p ril. ^ ^ I m e X l ^ i i Z u t ' S J u ly and Septembet «f each y a a l. « n w - - « n teniaunna« Mouuuy m ake the Sm ith P rem ier the choice o f aBd Iw M Beach. • I M them when they were C o aaty Treneurer— Junms CwuglwU cnjosia* the oireet, he would WeddertMiru I perch hlomeir oa the top of the pee- Aaaeaaur—W m . ? U m a a , H a r lo r . | f«wmr’. garde» watt, ouirounded and « - s r - u~ » • "» “ • " J : { S tS tfa ’' - m a c h in e » s t (II I ’M Ml ISKIN ■tor Wto •»»>«■«!<-■. te®«- The proprietor of s large dry good» store had decld«-d to tear down the nW building and erect a new one In Its stead, ln furtherance of thia plan lw eras rem orlng his goods to temporary quarters In another building. The goods were nearly n il out of tlx' old structure when from some un known canon It caught fire. The «Io partmeot was promptly on hand and noon had n stream playing on the flames, hut the im-rcbsnt was wild w ith excitement. Banning pp to the chief, be urged him to greater haste. “ Never mind the goodsr* he shouted -Wave the building! I ’ll gl™ »be 1 k >T» best p rep ared fo r w a r. A ap eriu l w a r tre a s u re o f g3O,(ii:i),(i(i3 iu coined goid la a lw a y s kept a t Kpundiiu. F ra n c e and E n R lr.n l ire both rich er, h ow ever, th au G erm an ;., and th e ir w a r chest.» a re w e lt lin e d w ith £O lJ- T h e ir |ieopie a re also L e tte r ab le to p e t t:.i hr.r ¿s in tb c lr p ir k e ta ’. 3 r.a c la e rffE e y th an f l1? O «r- mans. H e a v ily tax ed r.a F :a n c p la , It is eathn afed th a t h o t ta x p a y e rs could m eet a'd«‘inand of titty m il- .iocs m ere fo r tho w a r cheat under -i sounder f ln a t sal system and ail- in ln is tra tie n . T w o years ago R usaia’| w a r cheat w as p ra c tic a lly em p ty , la fa c t, instead o f h avin g aavinga in her box, P ro f. Uvffcfcen, w ho is an a u th o rity , Bays she is a ir -a y « b o r ro w in g m osey In tim e s o f peace. F ra n c « has len t the m ost iqonev to Russia, the debt In th a t q u a rte r being not leas th a n five m illia rd s o f franca. O f tho im p o rta n t states, It a ly is th e w o ra t Off. n e r people being ta x e d to th e verge <>t a ta rv a lln n to keep n c o m p ara tiv e ly am airautn In the w a r m oney box. Even s a lt is no ta x e d th:i< th e poor can nfford a t present only h a lf aa much s a lt nn in 1871. T h e a rm y has aw njlow ed up a ll lint savings o f th e co u ntry and tiibre G e rm n n y ’a f n ll m oney box would c e rta in ly m ake it possible fo r her to t a k e ’ the Held of w a r m o w q u ic k ly th an an y o th e r power. Rhe prides herneif upon a w a r fore»* n t 2,5-19.918 men. w hich co«,«! la k e the field w ith in tew ¿avs a f t e r s a le r, arid, backed 1»y th e w a r chest w ith ltd six m il,Iow a s te rlin g , th ia w ould be a fo rm id a b le show ing. K e Une fo r T ain tin g». P ig m e n t— I saw you a t th e a r t -x h ib ltio n la s t evening. 1 sup pose you a re ve ry fond o f p a in t ings? O am boge— O h . d ear, b o ! I b ate them . I'm an a r t c ritic , yoa kn o w . — Boston T ra n s c ri|it. Confession. " B a g . a n y th in g w hile you w ere o u | h u n tin g , Tiewshot?" “ Bugged m v new spring pants nt the knees ”- - H e t r o i t F re e Trona.