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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1920)
A single motion is quicker to uiakt than two. ;-,s t 'W - - O nly one motion is needed to make any character desired on the complete, ¿traight-line, key-for-eveiy- character «keyboard of the - devised C om plete, S traight L i« « Keyboard and K ay 1« Every Character. 5 a x Model 10 A A CARELESS CO N S U L robbed h t» PP openly th a t even he flaaily delected Ouur utetooda. There were two oncersu. .aluna funerala the next mor u t a * auu j u < w u unharmed, laridea-ally he i u j Utruot tam e upon h ln i-eli and Iroin u e a on gol a equate deal, ihouah tha tact ala aoi materially lm p ro .v els ctn u au uacca. The trouble was that he did u<x ttee mea oí a l ee e a r general iaielii*euua u> ae> toe better at him. and bubed bis U K . wnhout spe cial regard to 11.« value of ,hto banda city, aa ha spent moat o f hto tim e la tha London drawing rooma, where he waa a general favorite, and delegated tha consular business to assistants. Ona day w hile making one of bis rare vis its to Glasgow he scraped acquaintance w ith a stranger <X «ha train .. In a ls seemed fascinated by the other*! per- ' aouajlty. and time passed quickly. A t last they reached the outskirts of a large rity . -W hat place la th la r, inquired the stranger. “ I 'haven’t the slightest Wes." replied Barte, a fte r looking ont of t * q window. > A few minutes t o t « the railw ay guard opened the door o f tha compart ment and announced th a t they had a r rived at Glasgow. When H a rts shewed VP a t the aam- selate the next morning, the O n t per- eon who advanced to greet Urn was the agreeable stranger, who Introduced himself as a special ngfnt of the h ams government sent to Investigate charges of neglect of doty on the part of tha consul. The agent may have been nffhble, b at bo was Inching la a sense o f humor, for be evidently cabled hla government sa account o f the train Incident, aa a r t conferred with the p M p d a b *. I eaa%e epitomised Jad naked if the attacking cham pion knew the ¡ucal "Isle* ¿larm" whs had disappeared. He did not ; sever saw “Than I'm he,” smiled Jud. “ W ant lo dis r* “Not a t all particular, thank yea. I happen to tielung hare at present nnf have a whole lot of municipal pride T h a t blood-letter must not come hers ahd go away to tall that he could noi pat a rise oat of the whole burg. I*qt ‘H arp W ilk las' till the thihg'e over One m ight almost say th a t the recipe Understand?" for a hoppy homo sraa w hat has been The Invader came w ith becomla» aptly called a “bland” d ie t W h ile it clatter tad display of hla horse, hl» Is not U te ra ly true th a t egtfng bog horsemanship and arm am ent 1 h. makes a bog o f a man, y o t'tt to true rough chivalry of tbs day and en there to a tar (e connection between tt vtroament gave him right of way until and character. Bloodthirsty. lustful ho faced the one he waa altar. He races are tho, e that sat m e e t-la rg e ly rode straight to the man with whou. rare meat—f n r l y . wbeteea the gentle. O P U T a whole novel In to a brief Jad had coaferred. swaggered to and Industrious. p -rsistent r a m aro meet story to a pretentious undertak called for a drink to all bands. Aftei ly grain sad L-nit eaters ing, but it can sometimes he done by an exchange of tike courtesies he W h ile tho controversy ever vegotn* catting oat descriptions, commenta and inquired If there waa not a coyote rlaatom to oou for scientists to s e ttle the pretty Saytnga that tbe w riter of some fame to those parts, known even the humblest o f us can afford to thinks oould not but please the world. as Harp W ilkins. “ I've heard of him ," try for himself the advantages o f a For the sake of those who now de the b-a-d man went on. "sad Towed “bland” d ir t I t to a most Interesting serve nothing but commendation there I a'rter pay my reepecke. K in it b- experience to are how acute and sensi to an ndopt'on of fletltlous names, all I'm lookin' at him?" as he (rowaed oe tive tlie seine o f taste can become by the seeenbled crowd. avoiding food that has a strong taste. Tha proprietor called the guest aside No one knows tha delicate sweets Judson Flake had gone through Yale. and was seen to point down the Hla «hums n il called him “Jud,” nnd street There was Jud with his bands tt to not amiss to follow the example crossed behind bis back, walking stow, of hla friends. Ha waa from an old ly as his ayes studied tha ground. fam ily of wealth. Hla allowance was I “ What'ev per glvtn' ma?” a r t the foolishly large and a red streak would Invader glared. “That there la a wom eome nearer than any other one sym an to disguise. Bui I reckon she's bol to characterising bis college ca good enough fur this outfit 111 Jest reer. Be gave many a night feast and I step down there nnd snsnk her and | n i watt 'rooad bare Tong 'cough fa r : to ascertain certain whether you got I anything else stronger or more Mtia*.*’ Away went the bulky desperado and tapped Jud on the e h» elde r . Me i turned slowly and tha alien grabbed w a s 'th e smallest the aldermaa bad. j him. It was the yr me Just aa tha This lie banded to the caller w ith tha , young fellow had livened I t Ho remark: I kicked a Colt's out ol the older maa'a “On to the cigar W and down s ta in , j hands, knocked bias . o » i faster than get a fifteen sent rigor, heap a d d la l , acquiring considerable knowledge, for he could get up. rtcoved hla cart and bring me tha change." In a fe w minutes tbe visitor reap-1 ha was one of those shape who eome ridge b e lt twisted l-.la oars, tweaked very near to learning by absorption. hla pose and ended by kjclln g him to peered. pnfflng contentedly a t a cigar, Through some mysterious g ift o r In the camp limits. It was the moat dis and banded tbe elder-man 85 cents. No- . spiration he wee frequently enabled graceful thing that ever happened to tiring a peculiar expression on the at- , to Illum inate a subject qver which In a gun sbar on the frontier. and you der man's face, be withdrew tbe cigar Ond. structors hat. differed for years. Among may be rure that b<- never went hack w uh > w from hla lipa long enough to Inqnlre: hla deceptive peculiarities was a toes "D id you mean th a t tha cigar waa , aa fair as a woman’s, silken brown to his own crowd to tell the stpry. jr hours; « 1 Jad was now a hero, bat the vary ». a. ■>« er u n for yon nt ma?" hair that waved la a way to make iting h . ...cuise «A “G et ont of here!” was all the dis many a lady envious, unstudied grace fact that opposition had been wiped 'o at made him tired. He took the back unhealthy oon<k- gusted politician could any. and small, whits hands. But be had track as tar as Denver and there had ticn uf tha kid muscles of steel, eou.d enoesntrats all 'a yearning that Induced him to w rite neys; *f *? Vaina T h e L it t le S a rd e n . hla strength la a single effort, had a to hie mother. Then be plunged again, your linen It to There to much comfort to ho fating tigerish quickness of toovemaat and lost b it money, aa usual, weut elsar to evidence of kid In a garden. I have watched a poor waa wonderfully skilled In tbe ways of the lowest stratum, sad while trying to ney troub’ s: toe wotnah at a little box of flowers a t a frequent desire to offenM -nd defers-. Dur.ag hla visit to live oo hla wits waa befogging them w ith window, growing radiant w ith happi the continent he plnl ed a saucy young ness so each bud blossomed and smiled German officer who resented the feet dissipation. As a financial crista approached he eonvfnclng peooi that the kidneys aad blad □poo her gentle band, W ater your that Jud would not salute la a safe der ere out of order. little garden aud tend It well. A little when ordered to de so; disarmed a rented rooms over a German saloon, W h e t to B e Iqve for sunlight, a little sympathy fo r jealous Italian youth and punctured the nnd waa never crowded for payment There la comfort In the knowledge aa because bis singing, etcry-telllng. often expressed. that Dr. K lh rar’s Swamp- rein, and the garden o f the heart m ay sword arm of a Frenchman who ques genial ways and ability to quiet dis RooVthc great Kidney remedy fulfills every bloom w ith beautiful deeds and fra tioned American bravery. On bis way orderly patrons made him worth more wish m curing rheumatism, pain In tha grant thoughts. Though tbe beauty e f home he waa In London long enough ' than ba cost. One day ba made the Beck, kidneys, liver, bladder and every port the roe# to Lrtof, yet tbe perfume may to knock out a -bully who provoked a discovery that the Western Union tele-, ef the urinary passage. Il oorrocts lnebtlUy he preserved, like tbe memory o f • quarrel Just because Jud looked so ef- graph wires trussed the roof over hla to hold water and aoaldtng pein In passing ktoa. forever.—geboelmaotcr. head. He tapped them, with the ae- It, er bad effects icllowlng use of liquor, stotsnet of a practical man whom ba had wise or beer, end overcome» that unpleasant k F e e d a n d C eld s. necessity of being compelled to go often cultivated tu tbe saloon. Having ad A w riter la The Lancet s a p : “Since taring ‘he day, and to get up many trnea vance Information on every race he Xv-LMg the night. Tha mild ana me extra I liegan to study diet I hnve-lieen ae- coined men -v and gained the reputation ordinary ef.ect ot Swansp-Roat to asoo tanlabed a t the number of cnees nC. of a man whose Judgment It was good realized It stands the highest tor Its won which I h a r e heard, even of medical to follow. derful cures’ of the most distresvr.g cases, men. who by eating less ana not oo Ona night tha lapped h ire gave him If you need a medicine you should have the Often hnre fonnd that their auaccptlbil- this: “D rum Is dargtroualy sick and. beet. Sold by arugglats ir SOc. a n d jl. alzae. 1 tty to colds baa quite gone. 8ucb facto You may have a sample hottie of thia begs that you coax- at naca." - • a I have met w ith point to the conrin- wonderful discovery The tslrg rim was signed by bin ■ton that It to tbe system overcharged snd e boon Oat mother and addrasaed lo bins to hla w ith tbe products of food which was m ore about it. bclh per' H jfc J E ? ' ’¿ S jm own asms, which be had not used Ion not required and ran act only aa a poi ibsolutely free by mall, months Had It pone to tbe malaofltoe address D r. Kilm er A mnssst loss», n e t . son to every organ In the body which he would never have < alle<| (or It. and Co.. Binghamton. N . Y . When Writing h m b - In meet eaacepUble to colds.” could not have been found. Drum wne the govsrnsee nnd the only ioa>an,he S r e o w d F o r B w a triv le s . loved. It was a call from ike poet; a “M ary .” said the yeang matrooto ra il that he m a n aaewaS). Tbe Interim mother. “It seemed le me yon ween of desperate and rlotons-livlng seemed vary cold to John this morning?” wiped out. He bcnlie ell of the newer /¿ g ly J 4 A O A Z ÏN » “Y e a ” she replied. “I'm ttcglnnlnfl to npd wq connections. Teak“ erlro Ip- F a th io n snepect him." eluded. “T he ideal Yon have do reason «•> Jud reached home In tho shortest 'ZfiSr AulhtTHy I'm sure.” time possible, m s e tro tg presence was N ta r lu 5 0 -Y ta r tl “Q a re n 't I? I dreamed tost night the medlrine needed by the loyal gov th a t I M W hint kissing another w a ernees. and she mended from the mo rns n.” -P h ila d e lp h ia Preaa ment of his coming. The eter> faths r could bold out no longer. The young twain were made one amid gorgaons faativltlee. sad have been deservedly happy over since. . . I should have eopyrighted th fl vart- table tale lo r melodramatic pnrpoaea. but elect lo dedicate tt to tho pnhlte.— Detroit Free Prana T IF YOU T© yC H y oír tongue to A ¡L UM look in the glass—you will see the effect— You can’t help puckering—it makes you pucker and to think o f tasting it. Py 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. AVOID ALVM Say plainly- JW j QHU xæE, F«r Koyal is made from pure, refined Grape Cream o f Tartar—Costs more &an Alum but you have the profit o f quality, the profit of good hçalth. DOCTORS ' I i l l r 'k f c M W '.lliN Nothing has e v e r çqualled iL Nothing can ever «arpa»« i t Dr. King’s New DisGOTsry Tor All T h r o a t and L n n g T ro ub le» fttUa. T ria l M * • <• bnreed by tha head of tha houee Then tha glfted. h nt Mtter. yo-ith etarted for the weet «a eanreh oí aaythlnc that m lfb t ald hito to foeget. The groad Interior of elvtllxatioa wae too tatos for hlm. He went to the fro ctler and plnaged loto the exceeeet whlch It t t - la order to I » h» perfect health one tarad. Hto gamhling manía, wae etlm- must be temper;,tr lo rating. The nlated aad hto bad luek clflag to hito. ■erais should be regular. Rege 1st tty In Ttte nrofoerlroíale loohed opon hito one of the golden rules of a well urdep- p g tJ fa -L n d to a 'U e iite Joni n ut .. Bess— ho J e an n ette m arried a f a i m . ST. I tboKi.-til she said she w o uld m a r r y only * o-nn o f euHure? . Nell - ' n ’ so afce did—e man of a g ri e n lto rt v V. W orltL ___ . .c o r e tr d e« LeeS. "Pfb:-t ' h i -i.n»ider the m o o t lee- •liny . .-sing Influence o f th ^ "T1 ■ Y- uluh " -Chicago Reeorg.
