The Port Orford tribune., November 01, 1916, Image 1

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Ckariaa* wMa w as probably as ban a
an y o f £ m . Nevertheless hia g u .-
M m .
fr o ® P h rir. had, wl> u
t r j tag. kdtooreJ iw n ,t of hia urt>)u<t;
“•h a 's j t .gas young wuman, * ha w a
toom th a n «wee to hia wlfa. " I f Chat
had only to arrla d a g irl Ilk a tha
w ouldn't h a ve a word o f fa u lt to h
T b ara'a probably some ulcs folk«
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T b a cuckoo clock struck ntna. F
la g swallowed » g ia u at claret, the U
ktap e r arose, saying:
" W a ll, w lfa. I f you are n o t g o ltt,
ask Mm e. M arcler fo r a loan, w t
h a m to close the inn. i d ra th e r
th a t th a n borrow fro m Tom , Dtcl
H a rry , and aat th e whole villag e ta r t
• * c irc u m s ta n c e ?
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"D o ns yon please, husband, bu t I
cannot aok money o i a parson w it!
whom I am . not really acquainted."
“A b ! I see you are net certain th a t
aba la the k in d o f a person you wout-v«
Hko to ba uudar o b lig a tio n to.
bap« you're rig h t, I .nutior a t» !?<•'«
a little «aaer. U a a o ^ 't to u n o l.iV i t •
bar lsttora do no t oo m «'add r- :
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tb a tan. but to th a geuetm «w .
f t looks aa If aba tags try in g to
oeal her tru e nam e f "
"A nd w ho k n o a s I f aba haa n
m ousy, an yw ay r th a irU e repH ?d.
" T ru e enough. F t» « clothes ot
oover a good deal o f p o verty."
H e ra M ichael's eyas glanced tow hr ■«
Mm e. M ercier's dust oust th a t hut.........
a peg behind th a door.
" T h a t m ay contain th e agplass
o f th a m ystery," ho said to h U wire
the same tim e p o in tu g ft ha gggt,
“Oh, M ic h a e l!" cried hie w lf t ,» .
patin g h is thought, "to seat cb a g i
clo th in g w ould ba awful.-*
"You apeak aa I f I m eant to comt
a robb ery." was M ic h a e l’» ro p l,
be seised th a c o a t
A lread y hia band was In the p x
and soon brought fo rth a letter.
Aa he unfolded It and saw th e w n ii
h it eyes opened w id e w ith aato^ .; - .
w e n t end his face turned pale. '
H e chewed I t to bis w ife. Th ere i»v-
no m .,ta k in g i t
H o w often they :u<c
welcome^ lettors In th a t band wb,
th e ir son was In th e arm y .
H usLand and w ife stared a t each o t'
tu w ild surprise. 1 hen they r e a d 'u
follow ing, w ife M a rio n peering ov * ji
M ichael a shoulder:
" M y D ear u e n e v le re : Tou are n r
th an rig h t. As soon as your w h s ii I i \
p e rm it go and ¡>iu» a week v> k , t,
Chaadssse. T h e ia a la a b o ir tn re e m ilc
fro m th a r a tir o a j s.atio n. You esi
mine i t On It's signboard is a
cat, henoe Its name. Get The *.«*»■
room oa foe second floor th at look» t
w ard the south. I t U s » c;od view t
the road. 1 used to
tim e I le ft home.
“ You srtll easily
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M U b» p a tie n t. «fe. my pretb.c, an« lake
s a u ra » « la U m O s h f,
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w riting, billing o r statistical w
are accom plished from the ke
l> o a rd 'd ®
running, easy
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W h i le th e B y tn g b ru a b u t U M has p a ta ta «
W ta te e a a jraar b a a d f
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l a th a p r o m u « « la n d s o n e a r e r ta p o u r
a a x lo u a , «laamte» ayea
Th at b a v a w a tc h « « tb a a lla n t h ea veea f o r
a «U m p a a p f p a ra d is » ?
P a t l a o c a ! - J u . t » u t lia lo a g e r as« th a « a rt
U
Men. T h e r a are
rn s a ils i in tb s
atato, y e t r ig h t o f these aouaUan a m
iffe tttb g h a lf o f th e b e n efit a t tb a
i teaebara fo r w biah a ll e f th a rnisatlaa
p a y the taxes.
K a ra is tb a It o t
D u rin g tMh past
« to years w a h a re supplied tba fo l­
lo w ing graduates aa teacher» to tha««
oountiofl:
Clatsop, M l C lackam as, 1C; ffiflfo
fo n , S t; U a ta , M ; L ia o . t t ; M a rlo n ,
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P olk. t t ; aa d T a m h ill, t t . . t o -
o th e r words, »01 o f ou r W T teaebara
w h o b a rs aacared places In th e pubtto
pchools la O rapoa du ring tba past fle e
yaagp. b a re gens to thaaa s ig h t W U -
la m a tto V a lle y aouatlaa.
N o w ta k a r ig h t ty p ica l E a s t o n O re­
gon couatlaa and a m i f they b a re so-
XJUPOd thslff P rO D T Atoto^ n f *i---- S irn
w ith N o rm a l train in g . D uring the past
f i r e yearn w a b o ra supplied N o rm a l
to these a n a to m
MICflAEL’S
OUEST
. I D O N 'T R to d going to bad
«»«r e . M ata. M lehaal
Just lat
ive the eandlestich. Good n ig h t! "
“flood Bight, H at« . Mapalcr
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W rb e fw lils rw riie s «
T h e Smith Premier Typew riter O
Snaome. N .Y . Bramh. mmywtoi
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M U told (BR story o t th e g n a t tb ra t-
r ir a l m anager's ready w it : 9
“ W e both chanced to be depositors la
»nd victim s o f a bank w h ich aue|H-iMlcd
paym ent. L ik e other«, w hen th e news
e f tba dlaaater beram e know n w e hu r­
ried off to th e bank to pick ap w h a t In-
fo rm ation w e could, a n d com ing do w a
Ib e ntepe from the office« In to th e street
M r. D a ly 's foot caugh t la th e m at. and.
W ith some d iffic u lty , be m anaged to
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v a n ity tp uadecriva them .
Im a g in e th e ir s u i t o f m la d w han th ey
• a * th a t they must e ith er borrow money
a r tUoea the In a .
B u t how did It happen th a t the
ehaels. ap p aren tly ap tadastrlona and
• a r i a * , had sot a penny a fte r alt th e ir
je e r» a t the prosperous W h ite Cat?
T b a ra ilw a y , la tb a eaaw sr. T ravatara,
who once were obliged to tr y the hos­
p ita lity o f the W h ile C ity , were nowa­
d a y ! w h irle d past Cfcandreese an tha
Iro n hora«.
M
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▲ LUM
T and look in the glass—you will see the effect—
You can’t help puckering—it makes you pucker
to think of tasting i t
By the use of so called cheap Baking
Powders you take this puckering, injurious Alum
right into your system—you injure digestion
and ruin your stomach.
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f fren sied fu ry , typ*-
aeratcblng. as when
a m ake th e f a r
fly.
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more about It. both s e n t
»bsolutely free by mall,
address D r. Kilmer St
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Royal is made from pure, refined Grape Cream of T artar—Costs more
than Alum but you have the profit of quality, the profit of good health.
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«»«Id borrow o t b lm
have only one fa u lt, a fa u lt r u::
m any others, o f not k p o w it * knyU ..ue
beyond th e ir ow n flreeida,,, j^ a n t s
by th is tim e they a re sorry they sp-
poeed ou r m arriage. B ut, th a n k Go
we do not boar them any jtlw ill. 1 : • «
w ill m ake every th in g co m , o u t .
rig h t. Pant some days w ith th em , 6 s ' I S "
under aa assumed name. Und
eireumstaaces. speak o f me. I k w
yo u r teara would b etray yoa.
“I have heard It from a frien d th a t a .,
parents are «■ peed o f money, u i
them w hat they need, and when y , u
arc going away, kiss both o f them f,..
m e, and b rin g me ham» the kisses w h
th ey're hot. L o rfc s ly , C H A R L E S ,
T h e bureau o f fo re stry haa pron.
gated rules governing sp e d a i eeegp»,
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“8 “ II h a rp ing on th a t tm d a tlftil boy , “ " u w ln b* »H°w<dt » P d n rs» ct
* * W ln ? "
: land w herever the demand Is leg ltl
j
,.Oh thaV>
-< h t.
Bnd
w l, h y , , b M t ln U r e r t
'n n d U ta six th i .
l — n
W ill be secured shortly
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n h * V - ‘ * : . ^ '- - - ’- - . n t - -
r o n m iB a ta X
m em ory <rf 0 ^ « ^ ? F n s’ s h ^ m a th l
to llin g th e tru th .“
"B e ailen t! I t e a t w an t to bear any
■ » « • < • » o f th a t k la d ."
T h H r * ” Ch‘ r l * " W M •
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! o f the reserve.
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T b e u a a o ftra c ts n o tto a x c e e d t--
acres fo r school« and one acre fo r
cbar''he* “ *l» c < « ria lly
provided fo r
m nitotan. w b T X to r s to I a f t L m
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lim e th e w ^ k a o f rin n te r were rw ZdA.
e n d M n d M M «1- w .L
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b " p * t 0B l dl , rort b* t> » « » th e « . H a
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M a ln e t ble fa th e r s w l.h es
“ 1 lB ," * d « * vag elatln g In the neigh-
ho rto o d o f tba ta n . bad gone to live In
W • * ' w ,tb considerable
’ *Y U w . subject to M g u la tlo n by the dr.
POrtment and an y o th e r disposition f
th< land
«o varom en l
Tlm b «
to r th ’ construction o f church and
,cb001 hnlldlngs m ay bo secured under
M i I m M
ta » 'hta r n L i
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F ro ”
wbo h* ' *■«« up
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“ d We w ife leaswed
t u i C h ,r |«« » a » now m anager o f a Wg
dopartm oat atom .
fre* ■ * • nd •»>«• regulations.
A pplication« fo r aporiai occupar
prtvltage m oat ba m ade to the «up ;
jio w
m it
it It.
■ vlaor,
vlaor, w
who
w ill
ill tra
tra n
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sm
IL w ith . .
p o rt aa d recom m endation to th e M r—
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m o f the
b2u-
an y th in g to « M ttm
aacardiag
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“’
Tou OfO Dot ODdl D fool M arlnn rr
to th to k th a t th a t tod 1, m aking any
R o n ey up there la F a ria , are you? I ' l l
• n t b ria b a rin g a ll ba ra n do to kero
lo gethar.»
1
l a tb a m a tte r o f wagon
road«
and
tra ils th a supervision o f rang er la y . es»
a u th o rity Io naL T h e aaeretnry o ( ai
rleulture. however, haa J u ris d lc tln
touching perm its fo r to n a l” d lb b s -.
pipe Map«, tunnels, dams, tan
swirrA
I. co.wMh"
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O tar rwfoaed to believe
Dr. King’s
New Discover,
r.rCjrair^r-.Ts.
A P e r fe c t
C u re i
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P R IVILEG E S O N R E S E R V E S .
ib^ste^'of'ctotar*’* W'th PrM*
N o t h i n g h a s e v e r e q u a lle d i t
N o t h i n g c a a e v e r s u rp a s s i t
io n
g
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• p e d a l Occupancy O rn a te A ccorded
b y O e v e rn m e n t on W e s te rn
T rac ta.
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D OCTORS:
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“I h a re been a te rrib le to o l:
w o uldn 't blam e Charles I f ha nr
spoke to m e !“
B a t tha teara o f Land lord M ich a«
his w ife wars a h o w e n th a t clearc-.
Ilfa'a sky of storm clouds w h ich Its
troubled It fo r years.
rig h t days. 8he likes ou r table, and
aka pays Ilk a a prlansas. H l hat aba
w o uldn 't refuse I f you aeked her to land
■a s o m asoncy, and I f sha did land It .
aba w ouldn’t blab about It. because she
doesn't kn o w anyone In tba Tillage, f t
w o uldn 't t«bs much to tide as over a
derful auras M tba most
If you need a medicine yo
host. Sold by druggists In
You may have a aami
wonderful
dlmovery
and a book that te lls to
AVOID ALVM
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T h a ta m e o f the candle began to flir t
ar. T b a old man looked up fro m I
paper ba bald In hia hand. L ik e tai«
tr y in g to atone fo r a crim e, ho put i t
back In “M m e. M ercier a" ecat."
O la n d n g at his w ife M a rlo n , he an
th a t she was weeping Th en he, him »»'f
began to cry lik e a child, and b e t - r .
p A tln g through his sobs:
y o u r t o n g u e to
t o #
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