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4 OFFICIAL DIRECTORY «TA TS A M > D I8 T B IC T O F F IC E « » : <J, 8. Sen’ te— J o n a th a n Bourne J » „ of Portland A id Geo. E . Oham barlaln of 6stoin> 'Jongressman, F ir s t D is tric t— W lUte O. Hawley, o) Salem. Governor—Oswald Went, Salem . Secretary of Steto— F. W . Benson Sa- lem. '• State T.aaenrer—Gee A. Steel o f S a lem. SupL Public Instruction—J. H . Aok- en n a v i, S a lem . State Printer— W illie D o n iw a y , Salem. Attorney General—A. M v Craw iord, Salem. * I C lerk State Land B o ard — G. G. Brown, Salem. Join t Senator {or Coon and C urry— W . C. C h a m :, Joint Representative tor Coos, and C urry— 8. P . Pehrce. JudRe, *1 Judicial District— J. W . H am ilto n , Bosebarg. Prosecuting A ttorney, id Jud icial Dis tr io t— G eo rg e M . Brown, Boeeburg. [ 0 . S. Commleslonere—J. I That «M. whrM-el*. by-»« .»— A In the r«arS ta come ihejTU aate Lika Ike «eem ry of a dreae»; Mother cin tin e •Wy-lo-b». Aad »our (atkar «(andina ale«. And Ik« caaeaent opened wtda Ta tka ek» where kick detfc rida T kew alc a eo n that yeetere ea Toe did er» to hold between Tern wae hand. D«aeJ»ou U ie A s a dream «he nicht »** all. Toe'll recall, dear, hew » e a la» l a her arme at eiase of da». And the rechine te b*, Aad tae tuneful hr-e-la, Just as 1 whe look ea y ee. , Jaat aa I who hoar » « « « • ♦ D e remember how 1 laid __ In m» mother's arme, aad pregi A t her knee when nicht came dr Ovar hill and maad and anwai Maw a » father taD and «Iront H«ld tu«: hew I h«arg tk»«aag. That »am« «on c-aaw re o re cai Oed ln Hea«en, watch aad kato This aur h a h » -to and fro ta the taadwf B»-»-la. ~ i . M. Lewta. ln HouatpaPeM . H . Vplou, LengloiA Lonely, old g l r t r I aek«d euftty. “Oh. so lonely. Freddy—eo lonely you can't know." ead the drew ■ hand op to her fane ead leaned h Upa upon iff “Poor h e a r t I said. and I bent ai turned her pale, luminous face ap n t , wistfully. »he a child, nrd hlaaad her w ane, red mouth. Then my heart began thumping U k s a h ; JiedW - nun and my haud» trembled atraage- ly. 1 tried to nttedf » V M 8 *« * • » d ba to angry If »be thoaght the* . dared. I bed Weeed Katherine » » » - beriaas Up.««, ae e wee may k ite W? stater, tevlngly, tenderly, hut eheor lutely without n thrill. They hud never bean like thia. I w in at a l«m 1 had never dreamed of Katherine ec- L A N D R Y ’S LETTER * COUNTY O rriO B B B . County Judge—E. A. Bailey, Gold Beach. Connty Commleeionern—O tto fetnert, I . G ^ u l U i Beach. iu .« h ; . Geo ^ f i C h b . n — etlu th . l LA a n U g g l l o l r en o yw Sheriff— W . A. Bishel. GoW Beach C ounty C le rk —G eorg» W . S m ith, of efficiency in kr ' Gold Beach. County Treasurer—James Caughell. W edderburn _____ 1 Assessor— W m . To)m an, Harbor. School B p p L - W . 8 . Guerin. Langlois. Surveyor— P - C u n n iff J r., Gold Ranch C o ro n e r--D r. 8. J. M en u , Langlois. is its key-for-every-charader keyboard, ifikT ituie o r t h c coubtb . C irc u it C ourt meets T o u ith M on day lb August of each year. C ounty Commissioner« C o urt meets I first Wednesday ha Ja n u a ry , A p ril, fin» eimnl» «troice nnnts anv char after J u ly end September of eaojfi yeai. I Probate C ourt meets flret Monday in I each m outh. T his saves time, increases si evaav insures accuracy county C h o te o .....,, Harber......... Gold Beech. Wedderburn IliU te a ... ro ar o r r id a Ain* » ost - m a. ...M h m Id a Cooley. ..F le tc h e r Gardner. .........J. W . Kiley. ___ O. L . Wakeman. . M r. E. H Bussell. Mrs. V io la A . F ry . A g n e s « ..,,, Port Orford D enm ark... Langlole ., “I f there were HEAD ACHE fhtv PORT A>1> The New Idea Wcman’s Magazine BOTH ONE YEAR FOR 76. JW r CATHARTIC M acaw T e i Nxw IntA W oman ’ s M a o a x in i ie an auth ority on D rem iakkiny, nery and Hnneehold Koonomy. I t averages more than 1(11 page, in,.nth W e offer you therefore a t least 1200 pages ot good tushie homeresdiDg ’ J V u A d dition al Oort of only 20 f t . Samples free. inc F»i«i»»ij. f/vve«- .’ >»» K*. SSvMsMi. Wgakgn or tíripe. C U R B C O N S T IP A T IO M . H- T.. STEWART Editor and Publisher 10vTO-BAC # 1 .3 0 p e r year sands H a v e K id n e y T to n h le suid D on’t K n o w it . M ew To F in d Out. « bottle or common gloss «dth your r - , , 4 let M stand twenty-four hours; a " ; ~r1 / l \ Ji ___ _ y 3 j se d im e n t o r set- I ) *l!nt lndkaue« on I >— B,unhealthy condl- g l& ffiw tlo n tC S r r iV * of the kld- "«>*'• tf M * a,n* 1 kz~ r j t £ f j £ ~ l A ) your linen 11 l»‘ evidence of kid- - " JJ i R »“ f trouble', too J ZV frequent desire to ' eX _ pees « or pein to ' the beck la also me. ng prool Ihel the kidneys and blad- Jrs out of order. T H E T R IB U N E BLACK" DRAUGHT STOCK »n*1 POULTRY ¡M E D IC IN E ataog nad poultry have few trouble« which are not bowrt aad l i v e r iTrF8®1ar’*‘*5- , B 1 Draught 9toek and Poultry Medi cine 1« a bowel aad liver remedy for stock. It put. the org«n« 0« digestion ia a perfert condition Prominent American broker« farmers keep tbeir herd, end flock. and Poultry Medicine m their f.vod. Any stock raiser mar buy 2.,-oent half-pound air-tigb can of this tnsdicia* from hi« .leals. Mid keep his stock iu vigorous health for weeks. Dealers all» keep Black-Draught Stock and Poultrr Medicine. If yours does ’ uot. »end 25 ceata for a «»™Pl« «aa to the manufacturer». In i Chattanixara Medietas £».. Chat tanooga, Penn. jn s u s, G a .. J«e- ss, teas. «Ughi IMoak «ad Poule» aAhabavtlevvTtrtvd. Oar onkt»g ba.1 wk«a you «dioina «S* a»” • " » * " Sao. They a n teoklag ■ , »ttvr. _____ _ _ a. ». a a o o M x a r o a n vt<l I I t e W het to X>e. ■-ere Is ccmfotl to the knowledge m . ..JtpresjOd. th a t D r . Kilmer's SwAmp- 1. - g rit» ! k id n e y re m e d y f u lfills every ‘ ? 1 curing rheumatism, pain In the q . ■ kidneys, liver.-bladder and every part »iih s irinary passage. It corrects lnsbllltv le h i Id water »nd «caldtng pain In pamlng rr bad effect» following u u of liquor, wine or beer, and overcome« that unpleamat tie. ««ity of being compelled to go Often t i h » t the Hay. and to get up many ttmee s-tbs bight. The m ild and the axtra- , y elfeot ot Swamp-Root la soon re« led It stands the highest for Its wow derfifi eures of the moot dlrtreertn» cssn. If >oo need a medicine you should have the M t Sold by druggist« tn 80a. an d $ l. si»«. *Tou may have a sample bottle of tMs 1 „¿.iddrtul _ F - A r r rm te lla M M S a g J ^ S ) dtaeovory ,-td a book that • or« about It. both > e n l^ ^ i^ V W » r tS ^ M .M olutaly fre« by mall. address Dr. Kilm er fit / W n«M«<n 1 ■ 1 mea- m * | , Binghamton. N. Y hen wrtrtog B o th P apers one yea rio r $2.26 DOCTORS 1 M n i I 'S I Ml I SNA T R E S P A S S N O T IC E . Any peroon or persons trespassing upon the C ro ft L a k e Ranch,—the M c L e lla n and M a rs h a ll Ranches, w ill be prosecuted to the utmost extent of the la w ; and a reward w ill he (given to r in fo rm a tio n ih a t w ill lead 16 the oopvic- tiuw o f the gwiRy p arties. •»ntt X I to wu««out *M» o» xpt»m* MOV» II»* wqv’ PVM VM» M •“" " ‘“ M ♦MF. IOO chicken« In a coop." said th e t e a c h e r , endeavoring to fasten the at tention of her chtas o f colored ebUdrte. “en d two were wise- tag one morn ing. bow many would you «till haver - W e l l . " »a- was only because Landry wna no port- tlve that 1 dared to hope. 1 could oalv « m t In alienee, and elaea Lan dry died it has beta so lo— U . ■» drearily lonely." “Poor old girt." 1 eaid to her hair. ntnny Jim. "if Manager—You won’t dacblckeos was do. I went an un mine tn de fu s’ married woman fo r place I ’d have eighteen, an*. If title part A c tr e s s —Oh. that d«y wasn’t I w ill be nil rig h t 1'U reckon I ’d beys get a divorce. — New t w a ” - W e e > - Ington S t a r / York Journal. A O e o lo rie a l F a ila e j. Probably the most wllfi and unjasf)- Bslile o f all the crude beliefs sespert- lag geological resources la that which bolds to the convict Ida fbaf by going deep enough the d rill Is sure to find scmethlng of Thine, no matter at whut point the work o f boring In commenced. l'bere are numerous wise persons In every community, e«tlmnble. Influen tial and in the highest degree public spirited who are eonrlneed that tbs question, for example, of finding coal tn their special locality to simply » matter of the 4«pth to which the ex plorations are carried. Rock oil and natural gen are rocognlxed aa desirable products to evory progreealve commu nity. and every such community con tain« peyuons to other respects Intelli gent who are ready te stake their own fortune and that of their nearest friends on the belief that oil and ga> are everywhere underneath the surface and that their sources can be tapped w ith the d rill provided only there In sntfictent capital to keep up the process of drilling long enough.—Mines and M in e ra ls .________________ I I 1 ' Shopyar.. Prafeasloual «hopper« are employed by a certain large Ann o f London drapers to tert the abilities o f »bop as sistants. This firm ovma ovor thirty , î » tWyE « W .*ÎÂ large shops end employs Deafly L000 assistants. To And ont whether every customer la politely served a number o f lady cuatomersZsre emplojeJ at the various shops. They are tol< to ^ g fig g g f figteOflCFF« give as much trouble as posrtWe and •n m e tlm es to leave without making a purvltnse after looking at nearly every thing In the shop Should the unfortu- , M te asststsnt’s temper not be eduot te the etrain. or should a single word be said that might offend, a report w ill - Infallibly reach headquarters and lead to the dismissal of the aoryjjr tried 1 Sandler e f silks And ribbon«. SWIFT & CO. 1 killed r She you'd bean "You'd still have I-andry.“ I retort ed, and K it slapped ma. I t wasn't the flret time by say means, for you sea «e'd been bo» and girl together. I couldn't help «ortug that her «»«a looked funpy. * " * w expseartoo. I'd oouldn't im aglM why aa man ever moved me the least tiny W L W h e a Landry told ma ha taped, I t t W to think 1 loved him, but b« ssld pm* that 1 didn't, and afterward, ha knew It «ns you. Ha watnhed my eya«, h • said, when you were «bout, a s d w k « a ba told me that, 1 wna aa gatoV*“ «« as you were whyo I told yeg. “When your hors, threw MR t £ < tlm a then I knew beyond a doubt, lor I suffered »gqnlr« thinking W M * might have bappspad. J o « ' « • * * ghastly that I » M horribly frig y •a*d- I felt sure that you warp at Isa«: maimed for Hi*-” And then. Drought BM th< Idttar — Landry’s latter, that waa not te b« delivered until I had found my pwq. Oh that letter. If 1 had only saeo It when Landry dlad. IO» would not have grown pale waiting lor what wae a i- -You confeuuded blind old beV* he «rote, "what |p the name qf »U «*»- • holy, do' rou stay around Jpee tor U I was «ueb aa egregrlous dnakvy aa you are I'd go off and die but I vv sc* to be the one instead—and I've goi •ye« to sea. That's ever tka way la this vale of tear« I t was shortly after that poor Landry “ Well, you must know some tim e 11 eame down with typhoid it wee a hard »rill come to you all al 000« as tee ease from the « ta rt Somatlmw It gets a knowledge of it came to me—than old grip on a man and eo M. D. san see hoy. 1 wouldn’t c lo d being 4 a your that there's ao hope whatever. Thank boots I'd give my life tor th a t out goodness, ws were all there with him hour as happily end fr« .ty asH*d to*» He w aent atone, aa he had been the a copper to a ptekanlnny. It dan • *>• greater part of hla llfe -e ta e « h . ' l —so I give you my bieselng e n l w > *( been a HtUa chap, la fact Ha wain t loaely. fiometlmea l l seemed to me little I can and to your futura—tfiTUgh. of course, you know I mnaa bate - that he was happier than I had ever and that te the fortune that I havam t «eee him. I fett that he woe glad to bees able to squander with all my id’s go. and I eouldn't understood U. It worthlesnesa Make her happy w ith broke aa all ap, every one of a « tor IL If you c»m. and ao I shall kaow I « • loved ted poor fellow. have a hand to her comfort aftei Ail. . « v.. “Ton weren’t eat tent In» a 101« I found her ou the veranda mte eve doper, old maa. Prop H- •* ning. atoee to pie soft darkness. I long. T a k e beer ef yweetf. nad ha fait a M t down myself Things w«ren t good te her to snake up te» yood going very well, aad I began to U ta h earned rtupMtty. Landry." tost I w*a not fitted for a profeeetoa- The qkme st«red up at ua 1« M a nl Ilf« after i l l I W t too sorry for well-k^pwn writing, aad suddenly, «a a , patients. I qpuldn't give a Judicial, impersonal sympathy, as a physldaa overpowering sense of hie aearueea mastered me. K it rea sh e d out a trem -
