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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1916)
v ' - w Ml''!.ir« •:•••? V la lo ie , Futur». Mr. D aly’s necessary o p e ra tio n s n w r itin g , b illin g o r Statistical w o r k All a re a c c o m p lis h e d fro m th e k e y i b o a rd o f th e lig h t ru n n in g , e a s t a d io n M o d e l 1 0 ( V is ib le ) j dik’d hi M M Almost la the present lim e the works of (la m e r were consid ered standard. H a waa the inventor of the enrveyer’a chain, o f the logarithmic Upe, of the qaadrsnt. af tbb scala bear ing Tile name, sod anything to m athe matics to bs tight moot ba “according S. lo ilh y condi tion uf the kid ney»: t i f f sbdat yo«r Unen it b avidenee ef kid ney trouble : too MADE CHA8TLY DISCOVERY. be Is attacked bv some o f i h e ____- dto-M e. lucldeot to work In the n J T O G U A R D -SH IP« «gntont Ma unseen dni«cra M «M. the Unit 4 States Ooverntncnt maintainx lighthouse». T o guard your hom e against the un seen dangers of food products, the Govern m ent has enacted a pure food law . The la w compels the manufacturers o f baking pjw ncr to print the ingredients on the Irbel of each can. ' ; r T h e C o vsiT tw B it hnff made the la b el r o a r pro tectio n -^ eo Ciat you can e oel alpm — rend it carefaty, I f jt does not. say pure cream o f tartar hand II bach and Z ' 'i ,. wine or boar, and overcame« that nnpl- aecestityef being ebmpslldTta re during ’he day, and to get op many /e r^ g the night. The mild and tbs t ordinary effect of S w am p-R oot ts realized It stands the highest for Its derfal etnas of the most distrsaslng < M yoe need a medicine y o w e h e A hex best. Sold by druggists Ir. gOc. s n d jl. Some folk or» dtp- N atural depravity of tho yoathfu aily New*. , mind was fully ihuw n lu a North slut »bbler (surveylag etMUsclitMury s.uri, when throe lllU i I—“Pride goetk ho- ( lr la eti.etcd the shop .u luujaa im Peeeoek— “Really » and, m«uu a ue.nnv lo r the cauu) •tty » “ - Puck- | codaUr ia the ie^r. T h e ir face* » o n m t lie’s descended an oxpreu^uu at iu j u iu I kaaoueuue kouask la England." , aa> s iaw Cw.c«^u Tibuue. He used to be a "W all, w a«i do you want b o w ’ ’ taw."—A lly Slope r. ■ the old svu,«u »bo was propriety.' ui lut, ma. Uncle John the piece iuqa.i«a, *< h" “ Hash. d e a r .' “bit. ' uu.d too eldest g irl, barely enough to eat w ith eevcu years old. Jerking her elbow ex prefer» H ,”.-CI»ve- preeeiveiy iu the dlreotioa cf cite- 01 | her stuad eoia.kkn.oas. “she g ive yoi J • •Ike la the eosintry, .s a tc h e l instead u l a aeuL ' l he o.c da year»" inquired wuaueui * e u i told cd Lfce co'inu# bcc >• “The M i m B e r U x m out a. Un txu couuinnn, Z'Huu- replied thenendld her of cuppw«. Sius period info 'll»« da Record. bos. »be sh05A.11. m u ah s sura th e n dope letter» ae a Wee nli;..snu>..ing s u in g the o th e r' " bd to e -p a rty w i t h ' c o tw a n c f A n held it under tb< 1 "T y p e w ritin g e e , « * • ot U ti IU:le girl», ekclalmla» the bulging brot alga painting»“ W<rod the sardonic «b^ipiy: "lu e re , now.’ ix> you so« any American. I takhei there?" I in that stupid old j ^Without replying the girls filed out »busy»“ p e tu la n tly ! <* the «nop. each face clouded by aa mple. “ I wee Just I feaprvssion of bopelese dlsappolnt- sy m arket," he a n -, “ s a t hey have a iuodvj "Ton wouldn’t believe It.” mid the re ever say b ar-, °>d woman, bitterly, “ i wouldn’t ba as Press. lieve It myself if I didn’t stand her« fortune telle r told *11 dar and »«• it w ith iny own eyea of great cummoa ' Tb» d eo ils of children srs almost “ And you gave hat enough to dries toe crazy They look rod so» E vid ently,' J®» right lu tba lace w ith a e ta l eyes and 11« to you a s ' easily as if thvli toug.iea ware oiled. Many a . penny I lost because I could, not believe that mere babes were trj ing to sw inge ins. When 1 catch thvm s( It they run out Just as those girls did without saying DOCTORS ARD C H A R ITY. anything That does not keep them from coming buck here «gsio.lthuugn. "The boys around here are Just as bad a , tbs girls. Half a dozon boys were In here yetting candy one day, and they had got their candy and Haasaa w an t and misery is not to be hadn't paid for It. when a boy stuck altogether attrib u te d to ignorance in his heid In tba door and shouted: the ordinary educational sense, nor al •Say^ ntlssus, your sign has tumbled together to economic conditions, but down!’ His eyes bulged out as If bs more largely to the malign effects of w«« scared, and my heart gave such a hereditary physical ta in t and unisni- Jump that I could scarcely get out to ta ry surroundings, says American the side walk The sign was ell rig h t Medicine- A ll modern communities The boys k i t the store by a rear door possess organisations o f the charita while I w.-s looking fo r tba boy. A f bly inclined, and to the efforts of such terwards they deci a rid that they paid benevolent per sous the medical pro for the eaady when they ¿got I t {It is fession is chiefly indebted fo r the dreadful to ih.nk w hat man and wom founding and support o f the many in- an these bojs sad girls will ba when stltutions through which physicians they grow up." exercise th e ir le n r6 o a a among the poor. I t remains fo r tb r profession tn e a te r into J tis work in a more syste m atic way. Every city, county aud t i r t K J - T ;• IWMMgfch standRkg eomcMtaawrihalB most public rC r-; c s’ - j . ’ .-'.-i - » ’heff of spirited members, z whose p artic u la r ¿■i-vreetlrt- r.e:» of r i» . a tmaiaees I t should bs to cooperate ac- n I f ; » v s n v : ¿ ? ;t a g¿¿> -tieely w ith the organised charities in h es» is t r i ’s ir.ly eiyecte» the capacity n f so advisory board. By t ffa c :r| »•rdue’ ea such a syvtcm much may ba dona in d l o a f t i - ;« r.f II.» renato- tho way uf preventing mivtokes and idlc.’ lv ; e fctp *a of developing the form of preventive a A itv -.J -.l ïjü c ia î-.i a?» charity which w ill seek to «m eliorate Buffering by the reduction o f pernl- th is oyvt-.-» a cr.'ealttlo«. cioee r<.editions. The eph-wIM w ork ca of r \ j r.’. y / j rfjt’.em r a t: of infirinuriek. tUepcuoarie* end lioept- ictcd í.-. o Z) r e s ts U to ra tala in placing curative m i.llr ne a t u i i t e .a a ta » the disposal o f the illseaeetl poor, needs » Cn, U s Z A T b ilxzea c i 23, to bo supplemented by bringing the rciirs.-ct:« C a t. ; ; ye a r; cad > eelenc» of preventive medicine Into a o u lis « i o d i , is fhycrg.Js ro -tly e , harmonious action w ith th a t fo rm of eharity which looks to the lessening c la p » t î . ’crn t ’.t» > .na;st In û .'/ltu il'a «ociAl evils along the lines uf per life la t i i t s i j ’ d la pia » m > u r s s tvto tutta. The» It t.jn l a d ie e r 'e d that sonal and public sanitation. U ia ra z c a rc r ;-.iL ._ 3 a t o l i e OlbUchJ z t ie z z c y t í •-s 4 r.i-z e ;.s saZ it a ” lea 1« Mr. Julian Hawthorne’s "H aw thorne and His Circle" Is the story of aa experience which will doubtless be ap- Pr*clal<<1 by m >nj housekeepers, who ‘ L " ' ' * ' , “ 001 ,ro “ m o ro \le n ro u a fdilowmZ Mm dm todder X L summU * h a . tL c h c d d’,rln « M r’ Hawthorn»'» ft«» ^ k thnn atApta S ^ T b X L An a m thm l^ r - — tT — ^ ,a r wnin« Bright, th$ w*t<r~color Br- U « . « u a . to m Informal supper, sad . ? when tid snd •decrepit be f l a j l > ‘ r o H * Hawthorns, la honor of her guest, M * W S T c S h T L i S V i L L t s ’X ^ M r Br,* ht " • " < «>• * “ • “ 0 “ ° " ~ afe received by the little asebias who work at h is sid e T h ere la s o Incen. m . s e . i . r h e r Hfe u ’r x W .m ie Z n L " T J t- - O*Jjr / D or surn’Tlutcn* ml’ POod w h ich ' X ^ T r o y 'r o 'X H iio a a ” ^ * - * » « " ^ “ " “ d*cl«l*d. s was a p»«-ul ar twang about It w M f" “ n»»«ml h l. rrcollect ions of any J*«” h* b,u1 * w «materd (rom boyhood up. I H« * * » »Uh in the mid i t of h it rhapeo- '*l" ‘ nd *UU eon,u“ 1* « H>»lr subject * * “ * ’‘ a'*” “ 1“ * 1 , k M M rs/Hsw thorae. „ .w I?” ? » ^Ji*1* * bo k * - V ||O had u k to b llttld of I t * J biji upon ^ ■ ta M itchell In Cosmopuiltan, her earn pfhii. made» ghastly discovery.. _ ' ' The rover of the Jam pat had evlosatly got ajar la the closet, sad an Inntim cr*- T he Proprietor e f a large dry goods Me srmy of almost mieroecopk e a t. had BM tv had decided to tear down the old disccvered the treasure and plunged bonding and erect a new one la It» eagerly Into it, *tr * <> ‘ " ^ t w r e n c e o f t h l . p’ sa he W h„ rolor , h. invading army had ? • i ’* ’, . ' ° ,eU,‘,M * r’ been before they b ec.m . Incorporated qtm rter. la »aether bu hltag. I with the Jam nobody knew: at the time ware nearly all oat o f the . gg ,g t dlrrovery they could be dlstlu- • “ ",n ,r tu r * J ,b ’ n / ru“ “*■ gulsbed only by their struggle, with kB®WB « •« » • R caught Are. The d a (he pervasive stickiness—and the eyes portiaent wan promptly <m band and . c Henry B risk, » , r f among tbs moot •non bad a stream playing on the | gaar-elgMed la England. " ^ b a n t was w IM | Wh(U WM , 0 M Mr M rt "s Co SZ-. ti-’. i r s ih a t ” win ha w acy yta ra t t î r n v/hcr.’. v.ll) ba g rtr/a ca IS» p l.-ic i e f E . d : . a.” said U C. re tU b c a t, al Dr.p.tta, Î7. D., la IZ tT V e rs r ’. ly r ' t - a ò / . " i i s r a la sirtady x rem, c lin s H : cozditicks cl tie c .x ’.tra pj.ri c f K o rih D i r a i ’, ;r.d r?.í:sra M astaan, I te li t i e ihx: i t it d o terw5îy ta t í a c a n in s cp c.’ « . « e ra C s a tâ ^ '-'bore tn e a s y t V ç o is d ï c i ; t ï ; l e c;» «•- t x b iliilz g h e u « , «vary yoai," A C trx s a I: ..- . V.e.‘. :?.jw, pills Ic r ’.b the tbxsry tti'.:e Is r i d l . u c3ez_h !s I l a m a t c f the “'» t í ts s rfx rn t t ' - t ’l t i e ,7 ,-fj-e ;s t:rr.:l b '.a t As t>*» t j j a r y U i e ’ ng Ceeajtsi t y t e j y « . » E a t s , a e t i bo c e a :» c f C.:i o lí K u rry th x ; t ie «c-th U a a z :« —a f . e - : re d -io t « U ’.a t V - : i is r o cut la t lx » and lcv.-e ts :'4 Í3 ¡ty U ttr.rv i a r é il.x ..4 ’ 1s i a ; y > U s o xi-» cpUu:?'.!; o¿ t i e two. _ " • “ *• ■ *» •*“ “ • • • M M The rí¿ 8 .:« c i Cgnxxs rtr.jrorjlty iter» r u r c ii.- .ti CX acres s.vxn .’r j tho «aaîÿa» « a west. The tw zis v a a little r-ieultxr to th a t no f lï? t price w:.x e’ t'M U hC é. T h e « l i e r , t a e X » r- iy ps.eoa, to to fecelyp aa ts a i I f / ci f X J d.’iin s bar lige, ffho flrz, y s j- e f i t c m mad» by a popula.- oiiecM y- c n trlb a ta d by too eitlxr.-s o | lA .7 t» :ro . T he ieglxlatoro a i 3 bo sxUd to a to a arovlajpB <or tauro «v <¿0 exchanged “one payatenix. A W . ba arged M m to greater b«»»»- awful look’’ and the q a r ilo n was M - , 'ii " • d H • « • too late io rcesll the ante Fewer persona lost tb a ir U *M la "Mve the haddlag: I ’U give Hie boye jevourod bv thooeends: It was rkesr- ’ aavIgxttBg ton great lakes daring the X eheck far M M for tbelr pension fund , he wh, re t, cor>nr. scsMB JuM htoead than to any n’Jief I f they du«*t |H the «re M>read beyond M r b , , .„ .„ „ p a n te d h i, fer t$ yearn. T b a total a a a iie r of AM M « rr ' meal with a "covttnusl pealm” la praise f t x U x wan I t , Ninoty-foar were lest . J«Wr» ffQlBK to tear the aM e f the exaulsltc flavor of the raspberry hM M iag down anyway, aren’t y o u r Bt„ r (ll< dBy hl, J etlh i la 1 M Í. N ot a passenger wae lis t or naked the chief. discovered the awful secret of that fla- even hart, «Itoougb n tillie a i w t.o e r r Baanlng gff in the Hawthorne steeTlhlly D Ò G T O R. Si I mf c o n n m r t io n earn bffl Ic u r o i L N a t t w a lo o w w o n ’t | 1 do if. i t neoda M p . s i o i r s lx \K i;S ,< i$ lb 1 Dr. King’s J New Discovery B 1 1 C a boat h e lp , b u t ita mao gaunt b e continued im g a m - gggr gg w a ll aa w in te r. g g Tsfev 1« 1« • liuto <«.1 ■ » ■» «eav B ■ C« a emell K et ¡ree-«. «H O rnse'.^s» I Nothing has ever equalled i t N othing can ever aorpaxa i t A Pephiet Cure: For A ll Throat and Lang Trouble». i t!*A There is one comfort about such ex periences. Although even the most well-pnlsvd or heroic sonl rotild hardly eajnv I be mat I he 11 me. one whols bleseed with a sense of humor knows that sooner or lofar. when the right perspective Is roaehed. thev w " ’ furnish chapters la ton fam ily ehronlclaa. s _ » - • An lin&ota g irl has b o n zi to a «»vea years’ e p p re n t:» j] learn ^coking and baaatotojtia w ill ant have to M v r R I- p tee b a d T h ia bar t im i l ; i i : i a «<