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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1917)
K ’-W »G , A single motion is quicker , than two. Only one motion is nei make any character desired complete, ^¿IraigntJine, key-fo character keyboard of the W hen B ret H a rte was consul a t O la » r r , be was naldtito to ba found is that ty. oa be «pent moot o f hi« tim e in tha oodao draw ing rooms, w h e n ba was 1017 Reprehensible. I do net U*s lk« u n «un* folks Perform with rax toa ¡litis rarity. Nor can 1 etciU k Ckrtsim a. Jokto. That aa»u. a n o f Cfcriaiiaa charUp. But ct.lofl) Ifcova lam iss I nu*. auction w ith thia elavatw It should be remembered that, owing to advancing aga and tbs attacks o f acute rheuma tism, from which she has been a life long aqffsrer, her majesty uses a wheel- chair when traversing the long d>< tances which separate her apartmen t « from the slate rooms of the castle, but In her own private room a small ebony stick or the arm of an attendant is in requisition. In many places on the Windsor estate, such as her private ■upariment a t the kennels, the steps leading to the rooms have been replace.! by aoarpgtcd slope gar her greater cop venlence, says the r ir is b u rfh Mew», In regard to repairs and renovation of the castle rooms, It may be men tioned that innovations are strictly fo r bidden. F or lastanae, should sew c ur tains or carpets be required fo r a room, there is a fixed set of patterns. and each article must be a duplicate of that which It replaces. On no aaoount may the entire renovation of a room be un dertaken all at once. I t must be done aonallty. and time passod quickly. At lust they reached the outskirts of a large city. • W hat place la t h l a r inquired the stranger. “I haven't the sllgfataat Idea." replied Barte, a fter looking out o f the window. A few minute« later the railw ay guard opened the door of the comport ment end announced that they had a » >rired a t Glasgow. When H a rte «bowed up a t tbreem - tnlote the next morning, the Brat par son who advanced to greet him waa the agreeable stranger, who introduced himself as a special agent of the home government sent to Investigate charges of neglect of dnty on tbs part of the consul. The agent may have been affable, but be waa lacking In a sense o f humor, for he evidently cabled his government an account of the train Incident as U arte’a ao rc aaaar was soon a fter am easy action light running C«mpl«U, Straight Line A K-rfaeEwy Character. The grates are invariably filled w ith beech lugs, which era brought from Grant M arlow and used throughout the castle for both private and stateroom fires, her majesty having an invincible objection to the useof either uoal or gas in any of her apartments. O f Ute years electricity has bean sparingly Intro duced into Windsor eastls, but the greater part of the artificial light to procured from wax candles. for a happy boms waa w hat has baas aptly called a • bland" d ie t W h ile It to not nteratly t m th a t sating hog makes a hog o f a man, yet It Is true there la a large connection between It and character. Bloodthirsty, lnstfol races are those that eat m eab-largely rare m e a t-fra e ly . whereas the gentle. IndnatrlotMfe persistent races are most ly grain and fru it eaten. rtontom Is one for scientists to settle, even the bombtoet of na can afford to try for himself the advantages of a "bl.in.l" d ie t It Is a most Interesting experience to see hew acute and sensi tive the sense of taste can become * g a voiding food that has a strong taste. No one knows the delicate sweets and acids, otto and bites In our com mon cereal« and fruits who eats huge chunks of fish, flesh and fowl highly flavored and deluged w ith biting sauces. Klmpllcltv o f life can be as much a part of diet as o f furniture or clothes. — w illia m Noyue in Good Housekeeping. arise, says Outing. The women of the upper close saw rtfiiu 11 aaty eieludsd from masculine eyes and a hearty vote of then’ts is das the committee who fathered thia unwritten law. The dainty little Japanese musmee. teetering along In sandals or on wooden gets. to a getra- Ine relief to the eye a lte r a »tee o f the uncomely Corea« («male. and It to • pteetang reflection the* Nippon to Mow D ig aw M e W a s T o ld . An Impecunious conwtltueut of a C M . «age alderman called upon the tottog a t hto atone teat wwtar and requested the Iona e f a dollar. A «we defier Idfi was the s ma licet the tad mm an h a < This be banded to the ro ller w tto th e rem ark: “Go to the cigar stand down etstrg get a fifteen cent cigar, heap a d e lt « and bring me the change." In a few minute« the visitor reap, peared, pulling contentedly a t s cigar, and handed the alderman 85 cents. No ticing a peculiar expression on the ta- ttermnn's-face, be withdrew the eig— from bis Upe long enough to inqnlret "D id you numn that the cigar map for you or tn e f" “Get ant o f b a r e r tree e ll the tote gnsted politician could nay. Y ob can't help puckering— it makes j o u pucker to think o f tasting i t B y the M e o ( » ta ile d cheap Baking Powders yonlalre this ^weltering,'injurious Alum she r.ight, Tks'mlld sod the ' astro.. ordinary effect of fif r a m p -P a o t > so«* runMico It stands O n higSw* for fee w<* derful oura- of «-.uric , «1: s » - .• M yos newt a rr.u} iih» ■■. .-««,<•' i ( k *ve>-hr. omt. Soid by drig^fta I SOe- -. c j i . sfcs- You may hxve t m e rle battle 4» th!-, injure digestion. wsndsrtuj «'.suavity •k s i T ' . sad a hook that l e l i s / ’J ^ more about It, beth tent fflC S i AVOID ALUM •bsolutely has by m all,; sddram Dr. Kllmsr A JBaMbfe fei ' Co., Binghamton. N . Y . When writing maw- •n s randtog this gnaaraua «Oar to this paper. ftiffe an rta r-C d fit* more yw w m » u i from iiuiu p jtu c . , refined svuucu Grape u ra p e Cream v-ream of ot T l a artar—LOfetfi A la m .to t j b u kaw tkc.proiit o f quality, the profit of good health, i N o th in g h xa e v e r equalled i t N o th in g c a a e te r anrpaaa i t Dr. King’s Naw Discovery A Perfect C ure i F o r A ll T h ro a t an<Xi L o n g T ro u b les , ’ ■ rn w y k e s k » It (tats. Trial aomtes tvww > fihU«*frYkfey « i gd*. A ae».8-A Fp*<hi!8t ^d^te -* 1 f tovq-. a a * - w . « « , .»«, a. A i t “Yea. I have two et.'M r-g." "And no have f." rep?, tl the pt-iwvner “but you would have to pay far me. laM us go on.” They went on. ned M. Gálsat dted us the scaffold a few days Inter. At 18« Gme Francote, the future «tntc-i.iap. wb» was tbe eklc- of the tw o i lifWi i-n was six »nd a bñif yan'ra <»'4 and al ways preserved tile r v w D t r v a r< go tug to see hie father In prtoou. or won: won enphcmlntlcnn.) r«fled flic ho-ise of justice.—Gemtomaa n Uagatino - PUBGENT PARAGRAPHS. ‘ A re you married or Nagle?" • K e ith « ." “ r “1 have been unm ar ried. "—Town Topics. • : Dogs esa’t ta lk , but you always know J w h at they m ean. Some fo lk are dtf- tereut —Chicago D aily News. 1 The Plump Gobbler (surveying ’ other, disdainfully)—“Pride goeth be- 1 fore a fa ll." The P»aeoek- ‘*e a lly ? And how about obesity f —Puck. G ertie—“He told me he’s descended from the greatest houses to E ng land ." ■ p • GotoatUvevf throagh the mast esuafe. • fnl period« Of modern France. H e was ► i bent in 17S7 amid tha tnuttertngs of tha ravofotlon. Onldot*« parents were mar ► ried by a prondribed Protestant pastor, and his birth was never legally regis ► tered. Hta father, who was an sdvo cate. us< d his talent for public «peak I lug In tha taterevta o f the tx-rseentsd • Protestants and became a m. tked man A fter living fqr seven, i weeks in dan- . gar of lil« I Ye lie trwa at toot arres.-co. T h e n r ld « . ’mwlU’n--' y etv ch. I , . vvrtoa who H a v e n ! I tr.«rrle*l yon b ífo ra F sated tbe elt-rgy-mai« pterm ntlv of tho i knew and t «-spcctr'l hint. "S h all I a t you eaeap,-?” veld th* young Indy from Cbicngu who was I about to 1 m * Joined to tbe young man I from Onhkoab -m^-w--------- ...... ........ ft----------------- -------- ------- 1 A a incorrigible drunkard waa being treated In tho Tenon hospital, Paris, for hnlinci nations. One evening one of the nurses was pcwiug through the dis secting-room where t h o r e were lying two or three empty ooCina, and, w alking close to one of thciu. a liand was thrust out from under the lid and sought the g irl by h er drees, and a votes from w ith in called out: “ I say, where are you going to bury m e F The g irl screamed w ith terror, and fled through the passage, calling for help. H a lf the house came down around her, and when they lieard her story they tanghed and chided her: but she maintained tha tru th of i t so persistently that they re- paired in a body to the chamber of hor- rora. When they opened the door they saw to th eir great amazement a man sitting up in a uoflin. f t was the dru nk- srd. who by some means had made his wny to this room and conceived the Idea of getting into his oofiln before his time. The g irl waa made seriously ill by the fright. Thera Is much comfort to he fonnd In a garden. I have watched a poor weui.m at a Uttle box o f flowers at a window, growing radiant with liappl- ' the bad Beos as each bud blossomed and smiled aznrinclr.g pracf that the kidneys i upon te r gentle baud. W ater your deraraeutof order. little garden aud tend (t w e ll A little W hat to Ba. love for auMtgbt. a little sympathy for Thsrs Is .omfort in the know aflsn express«*, Ihsl D r. Kllrpe) '«..Svatep- y Rcvl, the «real kidney lemsdy fu lfils «very i- »Ish m cm In f rheun.stiwm .latL In >ha 4 : took, kidneys, liver, kiadde,- and eterv part y j af (he urinary pswsfs. It coirecl Jlr.j.bllltv g | to hold water and scalding pain lit paultig ’ It, or bad effects following, us* ol liquor, ' wine or beer, and overcomes tha: u.pieassnt I nmssstiv o f h s in f compelled Io to ofisn, t I swing «fen day. jy-.d to rat up msitv fimesl and look ia tiw glass— you w ill M e.ftie effect— right into yo n r system—jo u artificial reservoir was obtained from the N ile through a canal, which six months of the year bad an inflow and the other six an outflow, corresponding to high and low w ater hi the river. T he canal gradually filled w ith aand and the lake tout long since evaporated, but the bottom U still one of the m o t fertile tracts in Egypt. B ertie— “ D are say I H a used to b e a bouse painter, j ’know."—A lly Sloper. P ailistin g It. - “ Bu*, ana. Uaele Jobs eats with bis knife." “ Hush. d«ar. Uncle John Is rich enough to eat w ith a Ore «bov»l if he prefers it.“—Cleve land Plain Dealer. “Whet are you (oiks ia tha country preparing to do tbto y e a r r inquired the bueinees man. “Thu m n a t r boarder, as usual." replied the candid fa rm e r.—Philadelphia Record “ I think I eball adopt letters ao a profession,” observed the party with the bulging brow. T y p e w ritis g or sign palnflkg?" inquired the sardonic person.—Baltim ore Atoerloua "O nly IwU-e.” she tn u rm u rn l coyly, "W hat do you find la that stupid old nud the ceremony weut o n .-H o e M B i paper to keep you so busy?" petulantly Post asked Mrs. Youngoouple. “I was Just I looking at the mosey marltet.” ha in J swerad. “Oh. do they bare a moeey m arket? Are there ever soy bar- p s ln s r’—Iadiaaapolto Press. b u m le lg h -“That fortune telle r toM me I am |tosse«aed of great common i sense.“ aenee.” IVormsley- Wormeley— “And you gara her a dollar for telHng you so? Evidently. Dumleigh, she rand your ekarseter fa arder to lie In perfect health ana like a book." Dumleigh— "Aw fully must Iw temperate I d estttie. The go'*’ of you. OM faUow. to say I V " - meals abouW be rauntar Kegularity to Bostou Transcript. one of tbe golden mies of a well onto» ad lita .-L a d ie s ' Ueme J out an L ly koi surety eg reeding - hseatendaafe over the hermit realm. Until Corean hoys are married nafi acquire the pseudo dignity of the top- knot. their hair la were girl fashion la tw in p ill's down th rir barite. So much de they resemble girls that U It some times dbfiteift to datarmtee t h e m , and oni I* vHcutimes uncommon!) surprised to obvrrve what ha 1« p o s f'-e tre two girls sprawling end viciously fighting 1* a Corean street. The prejudice against blood that to a part of the rollglon o t the Hindoos has beea made to serve a useful pur pose. W hrn the American engineers were building an electric pouer sta tion In in» Myton- territory la south ern India they found that something W t o V . - i . y w ith the iu h ili v i a a p f the m achin. i;. The oil disspi •• tifc) n i* y dlsvrtveicd th st a Hindoo inust^hp hte ratt£h-n. ta ia a tx v 'f.jlu n W ith ia o il I T h e workm en had drained tb s bear- logs te r bhthiitg puvpuBto H ow to stop th« U tte rin g » a t a nur- allut, problem itn fll actfto' on» s o '. : l The Hindoo does not eat m eat a id ha w ill not touch ao yta ln g th a t has blood in IL Tw o o r three anim als were I tiled, th e re .o rr, and blood was dripped into the baartnge T h e re was no mots stealing o f oil. how ever m any Other things were stole«. Tha extent to wblah the egriewltarsi portions o f the middle Went are now supplied with modern conveniences may be iafegged from the story which follows: There vame a rin g a t tha tei- ephone in a farmhouse in northern In dlana ohe day last summer, and the term er himself respooded, relates Youth's Coraimniou. “ B e llo !" ha said. "H e llo !" said the rotoe a t the ether sod of the wire. “Caa yo a furnish me a bass stngvr fo r t o m orrow night?” "A bn’as atagwr? Why, yoa, I reckon so," answered the farm er, tooghinr "W hat do you went ooa for?“ “ Because the oae wefve had ap to aow ia eiak. W hat would be yo*,- tonnDT** " W ell, I usually furatoh 'em by tb , doses. I won't barge yau anything f a r on*. Bow d< raw want him Bent?” "W h a t are you talking abent r "W ho do yon think you’re talkin' to r "Isn ’t thta tha lu d fin ra a U . agora A mea te Cteeít nsti sppfiad te the coarto for an tnjonetleo «o ra ta n ia the tongue« o í the goeetpe o f the nrlghborhood. He Ies raed from Jndi- etal sonree* ih a t there ara asme things beyoad the.coBtool o f th * hlgaest hn- man powgr.
