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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1913)
PASSING OF MEDFORD A single motion is quicker to The Barila police authorttlee Inten« s to take severe measures to suppress the practice of placing poker la publie y one motion is n ny character lesired on the com :e, átraight-liw key-for-evety- character The Liverpool police have (topped the practice—common there—of canvaaelag tor the sale of ooffiijs at houses «hare a death has taken place. It la expected that the expeaaee of Germany's colony In Southwest Africa w ill ranch over »70.0d0.000 before the preeeat Insurrection Is put down. . "This Is a (Toes case,** said a Man chester magistrate to a prisoner, « h o was mbklng M a one hundred and forty - fourth appearance before him for drunk- serrtos. to bo used as convoys. Tbs trains aro built after the designs of Col. light running The British Arm y and Navy Gaietto asks: *Ts It aot a sign o f ractod K a a - eratloB «hen oar soldiers feel pride In wearing upon their breasts. In the r> cog nised place fo r w a r decorations, medals gained through attending praceeslousr W hile the toaa d s t h ns for the London - fe rry new municipal technical school. d<rei«ed Complete, Straight Line Keyboard end A Key lot Every Character. Utroult Owurt meets Fourth Meaday to August of each year. County Commissioners Court mesta first Wednesday In J aanary, April, Ju ly and September of each ynat. WRITER'S LITTLE MISTAKE. frobato Court meets first Monday to each moath •sr . ah > w j heure: s ... -t or W - lung ..~.cetc_ *■ unhealthy condi tion of the kid neys; If It stains your lim n It to svktonce of kld- T h a n to comfort In the knowledge se aftsn sipreiw d Ih s t O r. K ilm e r ’« S w a m p - Root, tba grant kidney remedy fulfills every wtoh M curing rheumatism, pain In tbs bask, kidneys, IIvar. Madder and .v e ry part ef tha nrtnary passage. It corrects Insbiktv M. orbed effeote feltowtag use of Mquor, wine or hoar, and ovnrccmea that unpleasant aeeeeaKv of being compelled to go often during «fee day, and to get up many times Awleg the night Tba mild and tba extra- ordinary affect ef Swsrag Root to soca realized. Il stands tha highest for lu won derful sure, of the most distressing rates. I f yen need a medicine you should have tba bast Sold by druggists tr 80c. and $1. sizes. You may have a sample bottle of this woadariul dlsoovary f C'Kr'' sad a beak that tel Is mors about It. both , . n l tude U degrees. W ith in five degrees of the equator, on either side, the period of rotation is a trifle more than M U days. The length e f the period gradually Increases toward the poise, becoming about M M days between latitude 1> degraee and latitude M degrees, and nearly M 1-8 days be tween latitude to degrees and latitude BLACK - DRAUGHT STOCK »nd PO ULTRY M EDICINE untll roa r-cetve onr c»l Ip Bagtoad one woman M every ton : bao on y oli.'-r a SÄfssio.“ troubles which are act bowel sod l i v e r ixregalaritiea. 31aeh- D r s u a h t Stock end Poultry Medi cine IS a bowel and liver remedy for stuck. I t puts the organs of digestion ia a perfect condition. Prominent American breeders and farmers keep iheir herds and docks s s s i j s a t e a o f the bird that we had already doomed, sad ha would let us have the • r a t doaen eggs that his chicken— which be bad christened Kuroki. In honor of the famous Japanese general —should bappea to lay. W e agreed to this arrangement, but it wa* most ua- satlsfartory. for. although fit course 1 feel osrteln th a t Rlearlton was no o Hedgetboro Pi s and Poultry Medicine ia their food. Any stock raiser may buy a iB-crat half pound air tight can of this medicine bom bis dealer sad keep his stock in vigorous health for week, ( W e r e ■soar- ally keep Black-Draught Stock and Poultry Medicine. If yours does not. send 9R cents far s sample can to the man ufact nets, Tas Chalt »n<K*ra Medicine Go., Chat tanooga, Tran . BIMk-D » u h i Stock aad P e e lsp M sd'-lns Is tae kesi levvr t»l-d. Oer • I n u llity of rutitwr, which ucvir l>e-YMtoMBlgf p o r o u s a n d which clew» no small rehuMhwCto àt fcttare (Tore* cwSômsm I •that tbalr tires have ta d / beeni.jnuxxTBp'uîoâ to • In n whole aouon. They w ric k n o m o r e t h e n In s ry tlre .to e p a n e tn rrr^ Is U iix c r.'iU U rs b rin s M the tread J I U U‘!a' *‘» cU ‘J r prepared L The rer.iler prieo of these tires 1 • p a r p e lr , b o t l i r s u v t r k i . i l C pu.-paueawe are ' f » s p a c ia l f a d o r v p r ic e t o l i m r h l e r o f o n l y I t SS t i e r to re c e l v o d . V o s h ip C . O D . o n a p p r o v a l, x a m ln e d a n d fo u r .,I t '. e m s ’ -r b - J y t s re p r e s e n te d . i a t e u « todMiikto I f to r any r«MMM Utoy arw M t aaCbfiMtaNnr « * * £ ? • * * ° • • * • • • • < / • » > iB a htotoJL I f ■ mt «ntor a p a ir « T tk * * ! “ ? •* • * * * £ kr.U sr.U M lo to ie r a a d M M ifliw r U » « a M f U h Have you ever seen a Sunset? A beautifully i l l u v i r t t e i monthly magazine of the w ide- aurakn W e v t w ith f a i t mating short stories, ptetutrequs personal point-of-view description of the interesting dovdopm vnt of ih » W e s t «ad the romance and his tory o f tha wwaderland uf the earth. Ask your local new,de»Ivr for current issue or send $1 50 forywar'ssubacriptioa. *1 l i t book. "R o a d of a T b o u M tid W onder*. — 120 beautiful W e ,te n t , :ewn ia four colore— w ill bo included— Ayer’ s P illsg HEAD ACHE imvac Ca iiaresa . wanted I nventors SW IFT » C O , W» I t PalMt M m .W m W W M I tarns her own living. One pint of m ilk produces, oa aa aver age, one ounce of batter. la Italy tbs value of land to considered to be M times the annual rental. China to believed to hold 10 times as much coal as the whole of Burope does. The polar currents, according to ex perts. contain leas salt than those from the equator. Fully 800.000 domestic animals, valued u M.<M’0.000. are (Dually m ssaa rr.it by wolves In Russia. Asia contains more than one-half of h e total population of the earth, and Burope nearly one fourth. T he finest cotton Is that grown on •he low sandy islands lying on the coasts i f S o u t h Carolina and Georgia 8 mall farms are the rule In Japan, end »very foot of land to put to u s e . T h e located to comply With tire s u b i v i a i u u a Many a wean* la quite content to of tha Governm ent survey. have bar hooka, pictures, and even bar A ll of said olaims are reeurded in tlie husband cboeea tor bar, but when It wasldsrad a monopolist. office o f tba County C lerk o ( ( U r r v e o ^ s to tha neleettoa of * gown, even , . . such a one rtoea up sad assorts her I . Probably tha youngest general In the County, Oregon, and also a ll tra n -to n , mM ^ a g , c-srarrs Is aa .zadipis of world Is a nephew of the late »bah of Persia, a boy not yet 14 years tld . Ho from tha original claimants. Just tha opposite, states the .’«Op fora bolda tha rank ef full general la the A a y and a ll persona claim ing ad vers- Press. Reelpfeat of a veritable wou- iv a n v Dortio.. ol the above deaeeihm l der gown—e praSeut wtth the chooslog •y any p o rt» tan anuv arecriiun — which aha had naaght to do— aba g ro aail ur mining vis uta, are required . . . . foUBd L| is s a il la IL I t has vatto to file th e ir adverse olaim s w ith the bar . . . e i . | fancy to the full, and Lord Radstoek, known as tha "preach Bcgister o f the United States Land O f- has caused a s tir la blase London tr peer,“ oftea delivers religious ad- flee at Roseburg, in the Piat» o f Ora-1 I t was sent la bar by aa Indian raj treanes In London and tba p ro . Inces gon, d u rin g the sixty days jie r ic i of ah. and is composed e f li.000 wing ds founded In Russia tbs sect known aa publioatiou brrenf, or they w ill be bar- ieaeee of ladlaa beetlee. T h ey are tbs Pashsodaki. uhlcb to synonymous rad by virtue nf the provisions o f the ' • * * “ n’ ° ° “ d ’ with Blwls Chris, tana i u .t||j ehlmmelng irtdeM eaca to the fiowiag 1. The Industrial work for women In _ _ goMs of the garraeat. Me w and-r sav POochow. in charge of Mica Jcsr - dam» B. F . ION b P, Register, u as a draam. tor its cohw 1 i aalf-surportlng mlsatorary irou. Pltts- nwrg. to known to be a groat i.ooo to ■any otherwise helpless old wonum. lb« args majority of whom are widows with sbtldrcB to support. maadment agataet eovatonsacee. aad Rev. C. C. Bruce, chaplain and s u ite though many have tried to duplicate I t latoadvnt of the 8« j u.aa’wchr.Trn and taa titu u of Pci tland. Ore.. 1a c tx t in .Ina to tls father, I-ord T barlow. c. the toottlsh peerage. He 1« a granteon o t J m earl of Klgln. who was sac eai.tu as governor general of India l y Lord Cur ( '. W .R O B h T V R . V P P h y .- li- la r n n d H itrg v i-n P o rt O rfo rd , Oregon. The archbishop of Caaterbt ry lx said to be engaged In the t o r j . » i .u of a Ibugue tor i he chutera lien o» tue c'dlsas Bunday from aoctoty- T he reset .allot. M to consist exiluat rely nf matror.s of high Hfe. and Lady WT..it.x-rne I» to be president. Cold dinners w ill be OM 4
