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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
S T A T U A JiO O IS T U IC T O F F IC B B » ‘
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<J. 8. S e n ’t s — J o n a t h a n B o u r n s J r . , o f
P o t t la n d a n d G e o . E . C h a m b e r l a i n o f
Salem.
/o n g re s s m a u , F ir s t
ED. KACK-LEFF, Prop’r
(S u c c e ss o r to JF - M
L a n g l o is .) .
KEEPS IN STO C K ,
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D l s t i i e t — \ \ tills
C . H a w le y , of S alem -
G o v e r n o r — F r a n k W . B e n sW i. R a h m .
S e c r e ta r y o f S ta te —-F. W . B e a s o n S a-
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s t a t e 'f . e n n u r e r —G ee A. S te e l o f S a - -
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S u p t. P u b l i c I n s t r u c t i o n — J . I I . A c k ­
e r m a n , S a le m .
S ta te P r i n t e r — Willi.« JD m dw fiy, S a le m .
A tto rn e y G e n e r a l —A. M . C m w f o r d ,
ly b ird carrier. w ith him a renuy-
for-use kick calculated to t r s k e the
H O O T S B ««l S H O E S .
noblest e ffo rt of the fans» 1
S a le m .
m ule look like tin
C le rk S ta te I.a n d B o a r d — O . G . B ro w n , Georgia
scratching
o f a spring chicken, has
S a le m .
J o i n t S e n a to r f o r Coofc n u d C u r r y — not detracted from the o strich’s
fame aa a gourmand.
W . V. C h a se .
B lit now, u n o riiin g to official
J o i n t R e p r e s e n t a t i v e f o r C-^oa a n d ‘
A n d in l a e t , e v e n th i n g u s u a lly n e e d e u
announcement by the departm ent
C u r r y — I. N . M u n c y .
lu t h e c o u n t r y .
J u d g e , 2 d J u d i c i a l D i s t r i c t —J . W . o f a gricu ltu re , there i a riv a l in
H a m ilto n , R o se b u rg .
the Held, and the o strich ’s diet of
P r o s e c u tin g A tto r n e y , 2d J u d i c i a l l 'i s
Swiss watches, lam p chimneys,
C A S H S A L E S a m o u n t ng to ? 5 ot
t r i e t —G e o r g e M . B row n , B u s e b u r g . Ita lia n m arble and o the r easily
m o re w ill bo a llo w e d 10 p e r c e n t die-
C.8. Commissioners— J . H - U p t o n , , assin iilu tcd a rticles of food mis
c o u n t , e x c e p t o n H o u r , o n w h ic h ne
kauglois. •
paled in to Insignillcnnee- beside
d is c o u n t ca n b e g iv e n ; ,
o o t KTv o rries.it« .
the perform ance of his latest com­
C o u n ty J u d g e —L . A. B a ile y , G o ld p e tito r. The riv a l of the ostrich
A s I w ill d o m y o w e i » a i n i i , < r .
is the humble American coy o'. .»
B each.
m y I n te n tio n ’ to. t i l l c h e a p e r t h a n good»
C o u n ty C o iiin iia sio n e rs—O t t o I s m e r t , the western plains, weird of voice,
w e re e v e r so ld >n F lo r a s C re e k .
G o ld R e s e ll; E d S y p h c r , L a n g l o i s . , fleet o f fo ot, impish o f act, th
S h e riff— N o rn in n T y le r, G o ld B e a c h .
hated o f bis brethren and the
C o u n ty C l e r k — G e o r g e W • S m i t h ,
scourge of the ranchman.
G o ld B e a c h . • X
According to a b u lle tin issued
C o u n ty Treinsurer*—J a m e s C a u g h
Will b e ta k e n i n e x c h a n g e lo r g o o d »
by the a g ric u ltu ra l departm ent,
A V cd d crb u rn .
the a u th o r being David E. L a n tr.
A sse s so r— W n i. T o litia n , H a r b o r .
M. 8., assistant in the division o i
S ch o o l S u p t . —W . H, G u e r in . I-anglotH .
biological survey, coyotes feed
-u rv e y o r—G e o . S. W ils o n , C h e tc o .
C o r o n e r — D r . F . A, ¡ - .lille iu a u n , W ed- chiefly upon ’u niinal m atter, but
when such food is seurce they
d e rb u rn .
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freely e a t pench-s, apricoia
M' E 'rtN O H o r T H t 'C O t 't t T F .
T R E S P A S S N O T IC E ,
C i r c u i t C o u r t m e e ts F o u itli M in la y In horses, melons, pears, cattle. Ju’ti
per berries, fish, menzanita ber
A u g u st of each y ear.
N o t i c e is h e r e b y g iv e n to a ll p o iso n «
n o t to t r e s p a s s u p o n t h e la n d s o f th e C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r s C o u r t m e e t s ries, birds, p rickly pears, reptiles,
t l r s t W e d n e s d a y In J a n u a r y , A p r il, homed toads, insects, tu rtle egge.
u n d e r s ig n e d — th e la n d s b e in g d e s c r i b ­
J u l j - a n d S e p te m b e r of e a c h y o a t.
e d u b f o llo w ;: t i l n t tlu r l a n d ly in g
p ra irie dogs, crustaceans, lixurd«
E a s t o f t h e C o u n ty ro a d le a d iu g f ro m P r o b a te C o u r t m e e ts f i r s t M u n d a y in and crabs.
L a n g lo is to B a n d o n of la i'.i 7 a n d 10, i
e a c h m o u th .
The above would seem to be a
S e c tio n 20, T o w n s h ip . 3Qt S o u t h o f ■ ccai'.v c o i s t y w i s t o r r i c s s a n d roST- somewhat comprehensive list, b ut
M ASTER«.
R a n g e 15 W e st, fo r th e p u r p o s e o f c u t ­
.. M iss I d a C o o ley . the departm ent has already re­
t i n g W ood o r H ik in g o ff Ig ^ i, o r o t h e r ­ C h e t c o ...........
. F le tc h e r G a r d n e r . ceived a number o f letters froir.
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w ise t r o a p i s s in g w ith o u t m y c o n s e n t
......... ..J . W. Kiley.
G o ld B e n c h .
ranehinen o f the western coyote
.S u c h p a r tie s tr ill I * p r o s e c u t e d .
..................G e o K e r r.
W e J d e rb u ru
country,
suggesting additions to
. M r . E . H R u s s e ll.
O . P . II A A G F N S E N .
I U ih e d ...........
the anim a l’s already extensive
M rs. V io la A . F r y .
M a r i a l ...........
menu. A m ong the things men
...............A. M H ite s .
A g n e s « ..........
. . . A n tes J o h n s t o n tioned by the depnrtineht’s w< s t­
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E C Z E M A M id l ‘ I E E C U K E
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H. CMppa. ern correspondents as being freely
FR E E
K n o w in g w h a t it w a s t o s n f - D e n m a r k . . . ,
............... E . l la c k le f f .
and fifeqnenlly enjoyedT>v hungry
f e r .T w .il g iv e F R E E O F L a n g lo is
.............J . A. U n i t i e s
C H A R G E , to a n y a t l l l - t e d a p o s itiv e E c k l e y . . .
coyotes are old shoes, flannel
r u n - fo r E c z e m a , H alt K fceu n i, E iy s l p e -
sh irts, canned goods, underwear,
1 i s P ile s a n d B k ln D is e a s e s . I n s t a n t
i harness, axle grease, flsh books,
je iie f . D o n ’t B u ffer lo n g e r. W r i t e h.
-VA W i l l i a m s , 4<H> M s n h a t t a i i A v e r a e ,
chocolate caramels and ta r roof-
N ow Y o rk . E n c lo s e S ta m p .
iug.
J.
The fact th a t, according to the
departm ent expert, the coyote
I partakes free ly of the above men
tioned a rticles o f diet only when
lie cannot get his fa vo rite fo o d l;
Îg p e a r f/iÿ
co nsidered(olienotdetrim ental tc
the coyote's chances in eeiiip-
tio it w ith flic ostrich. Ith a s u e v .'
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Th#J r f,w 6-shot
been satisfy el o rily proved, accord-
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hgi.'V.Gi ‘ -■ i «»re
ai..-? fest.-st 52- 1 ing Io those fa m ilia r w ith the su’
— ■ u g e * epceter m ade.
• rv lid to p . [ jel l, (hat the ostrich is more par­
A*, iV«-, ;
. v l-'-e ejectio n a n d
tia l to assorted hardware Omt
n d l i g |d is a tis
t ’ a rty ’
; d --’ble « r-ric to ra —
broken glass t linn to more sustain
V i ceccial
ing, if less appetising, food.
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THE T R IB U N E
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T h ere fs com fort In the knc vled je so
sfte a expressed, that Dr. Kilmer r. ( , . i . r . . , >
B oot. the great kidney rem edy f u l f i l l s e v e r y
wish In curing rheum atism , pain In ti »
hack, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
tl the urinary pas- age. It correi ts Inability
to hold water and scalding pain In passing
It. or bad effect» following use of liqusr,
wine or bee«, and overcom es that unpleasant
oeceaslty of being com pelled to ga e fta n
during the day, and to get up m an y tim es
d u rin g the night. T he mild and the extra-
ordinary effect ot S w a m p - R o o t In scoa
ro alk ed
It »finds th e highest for Its w. n-
W EEK LY ’ O REG O N IA N
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K . k t n e l e o n a n d t h e s h e lls
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k e e p h e r -sensitive fe m a le o - g a n .
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INTERESTING CHILDREN.
T oungster. of Orientoi M lnl.tor. a t
W ashington M.vor Hoard of 0 hr lot­
ina. Befor. Corning Hera.
There are in the foreign colony
in W ashington q uite u number 1
clt h lii-it who never heard of
('h ria tin n s u n til they enrae to the
land of the free, say, the W ash­
ington Times. Am ong them ure
the tw o sons and the (laughter of
the Chineve m inister, ‘.lie young-
steps of the KoK ifti legation, n r J
(tsinnn Sureya and A li llaidaB .fhe
black eyed little sons of Cbekils
Bey, the T urkish m inister. When
W u T ing Fang was Chinese m inis
te r he adopted the Am erican
C hristm as to the e xten t th a t his
young son was a llo w 1 te go to
the w hite house end
pio rn ing w ith a bottqiH a nte*
large ns him self design 'd as •
token fo r the firs t lady of tie
land. In the Chinese colot y are
several children who have been
enjoying tin Am erican C hristrras
fo r some years past. 'J Itese fo -
funate youngsters are Ute c h il­
dren of Ynng K w a i, the secretary-
in te rp re te r, whose w ife is 4 New
England woman.
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u n e s o x m c A H T i s , fr.-t-t.
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lio o .i & S ar« ip a r il a pi »«■«-• « m e r it a n -
k n o w u Vj ¡uiy c h e r UIE9ICINE’
that runs pti wheel».
n a rr-t« Tor o a r c e n lM r n
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‘Li^ypood lr«r everything
trouble* w hich are .»vt tx»*’;-’
l i v e r irre g jila id ire - ,
D rau g h t Stock *nd Pen try M elt-
cine ts u bowel and h v er r m edv
for st’<ck. It p'*t« lb* org an s of
dig estio n in a perfect condition.
P ro m in en t A m erican breeder, and
fo ru m r. keep th e ir b i r d , and flock,
healthy by t-iy in z them an o o a -
tioniil dose if Black D raiight Stock
and P oultry M edicine in tu eir
food
Anv stock ra iw r mov hoy a
•¿•-cent b iK-pound a ir tig h t can
of tin s m ediciris froiu Ins d e a l e r
and keep b i . stock in vigorous
health for w c k ’ . I-'eab rs gener-
#11-.- k.-ep lllai k-D raiiB bt Stock an d
P oultry M h ein e. If yours doe*
not. • 'iid 25 cen ts fo r a imrnple
-au e* » th e niannf.ietiiters. T nr
U tiatiano u M edicine Co., Caat-
isn iio g a, T cnn.
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The «lb» esc o f IviawMtlu, in R u
j'ct I ’a Iz u iii, is one of m ¡t gn 111 ren t
drst'iie
Bishop la»itli"U( e once
w a l k - <1 2<><> miles to ft '< h a iloet< r
fo r his w ife. Many o f t i i f IndiM- a
w alk 25 miles to church, and the
1 ’¡shop him haptlzi d scores o f bn-
boa which had been cntrlcd 160
h iil's on th e ir m others’ bucks
over hard frozen show. A t n ig ht
the fit in i y sleep, wrapped In tb«
(’ .•er k ’. ns, on branches laid npou.
the »how.
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