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Langlois Hardware
Store
The dramatic company waa
stranded in a smalt Nety England
town, hopelessly stranded. Tim
manager had gone with the insig
nifleant receipts of thie last per
formance. The costumes aud ac
cessories were in the hunds of
ereditors. It fell on the lendiug
man to get the company out o f the
hole by arranging some sort of a
benefit, relates the New York
Tribune.
He finally found a ladies’ ah'
society of one of the churches to
take the management of a per
centage perfaiftn'tnve.
A ll went
well until they asked the name of
the play. Now “Camille” wat, tip*
only play the company could give
without costumes, aud “Camille”
wna the leading man'» answer.
There waa much grave shaking of
heads and the ladies’ aid waa
rucked with doubts. Finally they
gave their consent, aud a re
hearsal was ordered. .
“W e will have tu have a bed for
the lady to die on,” the leading
man explained to the women who
were helping him at the opera
iionso.
“A bed!” thpy cried. “A be«|on
the public platform!’’ Though h«
explained that a bed was needed
for the death aeenc. they insisted
on substituting a feoucB. ApaK
they said, was not proper in a pub
lie play.
“Just think of H.” said the Wad
ing man, when he told the story
the other day on Broadway.
“They swallowed ‘Camille,’ hut
they would not stand for a bed.”
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insures accuracy.
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W ood aud Ir o n W o rk p ro m p tly done at a
Seasonable prioe. Y o u r patronage solicited.
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C o u n ty C le r k — G e o rg e
S m i'th,
G old Beach.
C o u n ty Tre-fcinrer—Jo ra n t
G a u g l.e ll
W e ild u rb n ra
A a M M o r— W m . T o lu ia n , Harlior.
School S u p t . - W . 8 . G u e rin . la u g h .» «
•ui veyor- D . C u n n ifT J r ., G o ld Bench.
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f J u ly am i heptcn l-e r of ciudi y e m .
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w d c y M r.
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D O C T O R S
Any person nr per-ona treapaaalna
upon the Croft Lake Rauch,—(be Mc
Lellan and M arshall Rsnehen, aril I t o
pftem-uted to "the utnre-rt extent <i( th e W e ld e r b u r« . . . » . . ¡ . C . I-8'n k. m»ii
law ; and • reward will he given lor la ( illlim * ........... ....... Mr. K. H H iia-w ll.
format.olian It wlll'e^. td e c -h h t
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tio n n f th e g u ilty parth-a.
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re,-Tw-»rer V»r Ftrey
MADE.
h ig h e st lii-k le r fo r cash,
, th e ¡G»t day o< A u g u s t,
h n u - o f one o ’.-lu rk in I
».» «he r if lb t , tit le and
P o r t O rfo rd .
is the hair soft and
'urea dandruff and
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Although-somc scientists any
the oceans are jgittwlv Mhriiikiiig,
the ships whiekw«i> makes In 11« X
on th e * are-swnlily iaerettai/igi.ii
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ww s ^rrv^rer
marine inonafer 1» mr’ de by com,
i pari »on will» the o.'d (».cat East
ern, so long the wonder of the
world, says Youth’» Companion.
The new shl,\ It“ ’1,%which lately
i entered New York harbor on her
maiden voyage, presents some In
teresting figures When »o menu
tired. The Grr-ut East"rn war l i i l ’t
i to carry 2ft.fM»O tons of freielit and
l.fMMI pnasengcra. The Baltic eno
carry 28,000 tons of freight and
nearly 3,000 passengers. Bhe 1»
not n il “ocean gr’ Vho'ind ” If nil.*
wanted a canine tultsphorahe
would la* an “ncesit-de-b'wbiind;”
but “«Mean drnfthorae” »lilts the
mark nearer (lie center. The Bal
tic Is one of that practlcnl and use
f i l l c ln t » <»f afea’-or«. which be
cauae of their great aim» and com
pnratlvely low horaepowerarenot
fast, but liaie greut stability.
Their immense carrying capacity
makes them profitable boats to
H a m ilto n , Row dier».
P rosecuting A tto rn e y , Sd J u j i d a l l)i<
tricl— G eo rg e M . B ro w n , B o a e h u rg .
0 . 8 . C o m m is s io n s » — H . T . S tew a rt,
A high-class preparation for the hair. K t
glossy and preventa splitting at the eads.
s l w s y s r e s t o r e ^ o lo f t o jr a ^ J ia ir ^ ^
SHIPS
l— l f c - r t - O . I I .
C o r r y — S. P . Peirce.
J u d g e , Sd J u d ic ia l D ia t’ l c t —J .
rliXW i very «JnraMa a n d 11 m d Inalilc with ■
a ajwda 1 awallty o f rubhar, which oarer bo-
ooaaw p o ro a a a n d which eloapa op email
punctures without a ll o w in g th a a i r to ai
Wa havwhundn d» i f letter» Iren» aatlsRcd q
statins that thetr tin-«have only been pumped
or twloa In a whole aranon. They weigh iw m
aa ordinary tire, the pu nctnre m lsU ns qualUl
t r . aaoociw a row
Opp. U.s. Patrat MM,Wublaç*M,
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s tli d a v t.r J u ly A . I».. H
d ire c te d n u n m a i.d ln g n
hen in a fn r escrit e I r.-i
HMtUfv t t; del»iun«td o f
j »p P b n ’y , a g a :u » t t
U 'ra le y H .ig b c « . t - w i t :
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S a le m .
J o in t S enatoi f o r C oo * an d O w w /-
W t'. C h a w .
J o in t E e p re a e n ta tiv e for C o o . a n d
■n w n x a . B a ., Jaa. » . waa
t | — - . r , s u s h i IMoak sad F o u ljy
gag»-la a la tha ha»» I ever tried. Oar
■toek was ooktag bad wbaa yea seat
■ a tha andielaa and aow they a »
patting re a » . Thay ara lonkiag »
aa» » a t - b itter.
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lit t t o o l, or con.men glass with your
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Immense Carrying C a p a c ity and Or «at
Stability a t Saw O c m h
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Har-kleiT.
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Notice to Creditors.
N .-tlce is h e re b y given by th e u n d e r-
»lr a - <1, a d m in !-tr a lo r u ( th e e»t»tn of
L . T J o h n so n , Io th e cre-llto ra of, a n il
a ll | ersoit« lis v in g c la ln ic » jn lu e t the
ileii'UMnl. to file th em w ith th e neceit
aery v o u c h e r., w ith in .1 « m onth» fro m
th e tittle o l th e ft rat pnblloutlon of th ia
no tice, a t m y residence <m E lk H ir e r ,
in r r r y C o u n iy , O rego n, io y Host O t-
fhw -«.hires , P o rt i h lor-l, O re g >«.
I , . .» o f (Ira t p u u lio a tlo o , J u ly in , l « l i .
W . K. J onhs i s , .
A 'lllili le tra to r of tlo> F.rtitte of
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L . P.‘ Jo in .» o il, <lfc«5J»e«l.
In Tuberculosis
C A M P S
Pushing the apokcaman before
them, the neighbor, pressed into
the musician’s house, soys the
Newark News.
“W hat means this lurrcsioii?”
dem.’iidiil (he iTi-flat, furioao.
“W e have called,” snid thechair
man, “ to aak you to pleaao start
up your piano uguin. it haslieen
still for two days, and the silence
la unbearable.”
“ It la not that we enjoy your
playing," added another neighbor,
“but thruugli long experience we
iiave gotten so used to it that we
don’t Itear it anymore. And now,
alien you stop playing, the cessa
tion of sound is most diatresofng.
The stillness fairly roars in our
ears.”
“Gentlemen, I cannot conip'r
with your wishes for some I ¡me Io
come,” be said. “ I have a bad ca*-‘
of cramps in the hand, and My doc
tor forbids me touching the piano
for a week ut least.”
Their hopes dashed to the
ground, the tortured neighbors
went out looking for a street or
gan to hire by the day.
Blnbba— < 'loacflat ia rather
mean, isn’t In*? _
' Hlobtra— Mean? Why, that fe l
low wonW kick becnuM* he <•> ihl
not get an r-m-orc out of u jun.t.v-
iu the glut music box.— 1’hiludvl-
p itia U t-c o rd .