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Oongreswnan. First DW rW *-Willis
0 . H a w le y, of Salem
Governor— Oswald W eet, Suloin.-
Secretary of 8 U U ~ B e n W . O lou tt 9a-
lem .
Kay, of Sa
S ta le T .e o s u r a r — T h o s . B .
to m .
8upt. P ublic In s tru c tio n —L . A . Aid
orm ati, Halem.
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State Printer— W illis Du til w ay. Salem.
Attorney C enerai— A. M. C iaw fo rd ,
S a le m .
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What is a
visible typewriter?
Clerk State I And B oard—O . G . Brown,
r
Join t Sonate, toe Osua nnd Curry
Joint Representative tor Coos and I U l s t r a e e - 'V h y . J a n e i W b a t ace yea
j doing w ith t h a t satchel?
CurrjM -S, P . Peirce.
, Jane—Please, uium, M r. John told m t
Judge. 2d Ju d icial D i s t - l e t - J . W . '
to keep my eye on It while he west up
H am ilton , Boev burn.
stairs.—Chicago News.
Prosecuting A tto rn ey, 2d J u llc ta l Dis
tric t—George M Brow n, Boeeburg. < W o m a n lik e .
0 . 8 . O o m m ie e to n c ii-'H . T . Stewart,
H e — I t h in k a
Port Orford.
•
w o m a n 's d u b ,
Writing in sight is part of i t Keyboard in sight is the
other part. It is as important that you see what you do
as to see what you have done. T he key-for-every-character
keyboard of the easy action, light running MODEL 10
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aoU XTY o r r to s a n .
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to
at
s o m e th in g
fa r r e m o v e d
f-~>ra “ fe m s le
G o b i H c e o h ; t ie o G h s a o w r t b ,' L a n g l o i s .
s u ffra g e ."
- | i v r i f f — C . H . U a il< -y , G i.I. I R e a c h .
Cle»-'<— J o b a B .
S h e - I a i n ’t
a g re e w it h y ou.
8 tc i.n i.id .
Gold Beach.
m akes it the only truly visible w riting m achine
County Treasurer—James O aug l e ll
^W edderburn
,!
Asssss or "Wtn. Telm an, U u rb o r.
Ll
School S u p L — Geo. W . S m ith . Gold
Beech. •
,
Visible Writing "
Complete C o n tro l from
Keyboard
A K ey for Every Character
Surveyor— J. Cuuglicll J r., Gold. 1 each
Ml aviso , o r t h s c o v b t s .
C irc u it C ourt meets Kouitii M onday it
August of each your.
County Commissioners C o u rt meets
Aral Wednesday I,- J a n a a ry , A p ril,
J u ly and September of each y e s i.
Probate Co a rt meets t r s l .Monday in
each mouth
st-nay ovvavv roar orrtose «sn reev-
be success­
ful. s h o u ld a im
C o u rty J-wIgfe—W . A, O’cod. G old
l*«aob
uuiity unuiunssp nere— D . C- tegynve,
C o u n ty
I b e lie v e H in t
s lio u ld lie Its
sole o b je c t.
l i e — Exactly. 1
B u t I f I t alm s
“W hy don't yon go
home and get warm,
at
s o m e th in g t it t l e b o y r
" 'C a u s e w e liv e In
else i t la m o re
lik e ly
to
b it er steam bra tod fia t
H is t. -
P h ila ­ l a d y . " - N e w
Y o rk
d e lp h ia Press.
Josnink __
M ASTERS.
H a r b o r ........................... H a t c h e r G % r d |ie r K
G old B each ................ , — J. W . K ile y .
W edderburn .-............. C. Ih W a k e tn itti.
Illltm e?.......... ........... Mr-E. B Uttesell.
M o r ta l..............
.M rs . V io la A- F r y .
A g u e « .............
P o r t O rfo rd
A RIVER W HITEFISH,
Btory o f M ob W ho Knew Fish When
B o lo w Them, A lio a B o ll*
fteu’t e - J o n o t h a n R e t a n e J r . , o f
P o it la u d a n d G o o .
«4S
A. M .
___ .Ames
Biles.
W illiam C. H arris, nngling ed­
itor o f Outing, and rightly called
the Isaak W alton of A int-dcn, la a
man who can come pretty near to
tellin g ex a ctly what fish you wilL
find in Blank brook, in Blank
tow nship of Blank county, Idaho,
Texas-or Ithode Island. New ffsh-
ea and new fa cts about theux bo
lovos as a m iser loves gold, only
he doea not hoard them, but ga th ­
ers them to give out again.
One day H arris chanced to be in
Rt.M’aul. H e w as talk in g w ith
General P assenger A gent Charley
“■Pee, who said H arris should go td
Montana to catch grayling in a
stream at th at tim e much adver­
tised.
H arris said there Mere no gray­
ling in the stream . 1 • ■' railroad
man laughed at him ns a New
Yorker who pretended to know
more about a certain Montana
river than a man who had Ss’:ril if.
The dispute waxed warm. Hur*
ria w as due in N ew York on if
certain day, and by taking the first
train w est he could have six hours
on the stream and still keep his en ­
gagem ent. In 3« hours he w as on
the stream w ith a local represen-
•tatlve o f th e railroad. He waded
In, made on e cast, and w as fast to
a silvery thin g th a t tore about
m ightily like th a t o f a grayling.
It cam e to the net, and the local
represen tative o f the railroad
fairly shouted:
'T here, there; IPs a grayling!"
"Pack th is carefully in m oss,”
said H arris. "Send it to vour gen­
eral jM ssenger ngent." Then be
walked to the te ’egrnph office and
wired that official:
“Am sending one o f your gray­
ling. I t’s an Infernal old river
whltefish.**
Then he totjk th e train for N ew
York and kept his engagem ent.
A MAN AND H I8 8H O E 8.
Johnson
D e n m a r k ................................ . , J . 8. Capps.
L a o g ird s ....................................E . B T h r i f t
'These are features which
E c ljle y .... ............
....J .
A. H a in e s
make the Smith Premier the
KINO EDWARD'S HEI0HÌ,
choice of the man who
investigates
comparative
advantages.
• • ■ o t i t m y w ife e n d m y m ir h e v e been
letwg CASCA u r n * sud tber ere u s best
■edMae v s h ire evn. ksd Is tbe liouse. Last
teas a y Wir« was franile wiih kesdsrbe tor
waders, she vriwl ionio of yoxr C VSCA U LTh.
■id tker rstlsvwl iho |wls la her )-esd sloioss
nasedtetelr. U • ii-.it« r w u s t i w n . - Csscsrsu
C u ts . STSpin « «R II.
Ptuebare Sols A D oiw e- t o . ru m b a re , r s
CURS
C O N S T IP A T IO N
•w W •sf»«1 NMfirawtmmrt h r » II
wi«*u
<-V W fc i ,.»wr~«s lim o li.
fbowMUifis H are Kidney Trot»*»»«
nnd Don’t Knew It.
tth j -e
hours: t
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uvld rn ra of kld-
n«y trouble; too
iro<I1'<‘:'* destro to
pass It or pstn In
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a * !—"" —> the back E a b e
Thom
W h a t to Oc.
Is com fort In the knowledge so
gs n v k t cbi g proof that the kidneys and Mad-
fiw are nut of yarder.
df|ea expressed, that D r. K ilm e r s Sv-amp-
B oot, the great kidney rem edy fulfills bvery
wish m -c u rin g pfieumatism, pain la the
heek. ktdneys. Its««, bjadder and every, part
Of the urinary passage, It oorrects ln iblH tv
6 hold td » e r and acaldlng pain In passing
K, or bad affects following use of liquor,
Wine or beer, snd overcam e* thst unplesssnt
» ■ b ig the day. and to gst up m any tim e ,
fiuring the night. T h e m ild and ths extra-
e r d ta w r effect e( S w a m p - R o o t ts soon
reeliaed
It M a n d i th e highest for Its won­
derful cure» of the m o « distressing cases.
I f you need a medicine you should have the
baM. Sold by druggists tr SOc. and j l . s lu t .
Y o u m ay have a sample bottle of this
BLACK-
DRAUGHT
STOCK «nd
PO ULTRY
M EDICINE
*
Stock end poultry hsve few
troubles which arc not bfiwel »ml
l i v e r iire g u is ritie e .
B ls e k -
D rs u g h t Stuck sud Pouitry M e d i­
c in e i« » bowel end live r remedy
for stuck. I t puts the urgsns of
digestion i i r a perfect eom lition.
P rom inent A m erican breeders nnd
farm ers k e e p il.e ir herds and flocks
¿ m K h j by g iv lr.c Bern W1 occa­
sional dose of Bine» -D raug ht S t.o k
nnd Poultry .M -lie ia c in th e ir
f.vod. Any stock raiser mav b u y s
2 h c e n t half-pound s ir -tig h t can
o f this m edicine f > m his dealer
an d keep his stuck in wigonm»
hc.dtli fur weeks. Dealers c -ner-
allv keep H la c k -D n n g h t Stuck and
P o u ltry M e diciae. i f yours doe»
not. ». nd Sfi cents tor a m nuile
can to the Tnnnnfactnrers. Tne
C b»i:»no»ga M edicin e C u., Chat-
tanuuga, T e iin .
Sn «-su.», Q i.. Jss. S», IMS
BlacX-D »««»hi tiSoflk and Pool r j
M s d '-lo r la th s be»» la v jr lr lc d . Oar
•>o«k was oo kinf bod wkes you •
me the m -dieis« and soiy t^ » j «re
p c i , , e» Sa». Tbey s M le -.k tB g »
M v s m s - b m « r.
S. V. ra O O K IN O T O N
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puncture» wltlios t a ll o w in g tu o a ir to
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fjc to i z w l e to t.:o rl.:e r o f o .ly t t t W
d a r le tte r I t reor-tved. V. o ship C. O. D . an spoiovcl
have exam ined »tut fo n -d t ‘irtaeü-1 ly rs rrtircarntcd
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CHICAGO, ILL
Ayei^ Pills
Want your moustache or beard
a beautiful browa or rich black? Use
hespías
about tk b e th sent I
A yer’s Pills. A yer’s Pills.!
A yer’s PiUt. Keep saying
this over sad ever again.
The best laxative.
this singular practical
••S ir; I s h o u ld e s te e m i t • f a v o r i f
y o u w i ll k in d ly a n s w e r in y o u r T r u t h
c o lu m n s
or
p r iv a t e ly ,
wbnt
th e
h e ig h t o f K in g E d w a r d V I I , is , a s t w - i
p a p e r« h a v e a lr e a d y b e e n w i i t t e u t o ,
a n d th e y d e c id e d ly d is a g r e e , o n e s t a t ­
in g five f e e t f ir e e n d o n e - h a lf I r y k r t
e n d th e o t h e r fiv e f e e t f o u r (pchps.
e n d 1 s h e ik f h y r e f p r p ,
t» k »
iM » r
m e a s u r e m e n t S I a u t h e n t ic , e te ,’r
One m ig h t h a v e supp osed T h a t h l”
p re v io u s
e x p e rie n c e
w o u ld
h»m
shaken th (e g « n t|« m a p '» fp p fld e o c e In
e d it o r ia l Ip f s l lib iH t y , W h y
dW
he
n o t w r it e t o t h e k ip g '« t a i l o r »
I
h g r s s e v e r h a d oeeseion t o t a k e W o
m a je s ty 's m e a s u r e . B u t I f m y g ^ess
is t o d e c id e t h e
k n o tty
p o in t- I
guess fiv e f e e t
seven
in c h e s .
N<>
d o u b t p le n t y o f p e o p le w i ll be r e a d v
t o c o r r e c t th is o f f b e n d ; b u t I d->
n o t b e lie v e I pe n b e m o r e t h a n h a lf
a n in c h o u t e it h e r w a y . C e r t a i n ! /
b o th th e fig u r e s g iv e n a b o v e a r e u n ­
d e r th e m a r k .
wxarvM ,y eas« —« •
SWIFT & CO.«
iNSvysrs«
ÎTp. I’.S. ?atast 0«M,WasMb«*M, C &
rrc rc a e ten s i etiwppvrn,
Piwfeaatonsl sbopuers are employed
by
a
e e r tn ip
(n rite
(¡eat
pf
l^rtftia s
d ra p e r» to t.« t th e a U lid es of »bop ss
s lx t n u t * T h is C u n o w u s o v e r t h ir t y
Is n t r s h e p * su<I ctn;»h<ye s c R iiy I,««*)
» « s te to iils
T o Ort'l b ill w-lic»hcf csoey
c n x tu in c r 1« |x .l- : • iy a* r w I fi | in,l.i-i
o f la d y c u s to iu e ra a iv t -n ijib iy id |o c u ll
r.t it»«« v a rio u s s lic p t. T h e y ftp« t<dd to
g iv e s * m u c h tro n lite as ¡« w a ttle » m l
s o m etim e » iq p-gYe w ith o u t u in t.lu u a
p n n -iu tw a f t e r lookJPK r.t c c a e ty c v s ry
t h in g Ip flu * rlio p . "R im uhl 111- ttp fq -tu -
nn te s s e le ln n i's t r tp iie r tint I»* wi|--sl
to th e s tro ll», o r » h u u h t a » In g le w«e-t
be «phi iim t m ic h t o fik W h it r v p « n » i l l
In f a llib ly rvai-b h itc lo m ir te r » » -id te a .'
to th e d ta m tss s l o f th e s o re ly tr ie d
h a n d le r o f s ilk s a n d rib b o n s .
,
(lie town, w h o w a s a fr ie n d o f th e de­
ci-need » m l w h o w ns n o ted f o r bis g r e a t
•c n e e o f h u m o r, a n d . le a n in g over hie
s h o u ld e r, a e k e d In a w h is p e r:
- I V h n t p a r t o f th e s erv ic e s h a v e th e y
rccch ed T '
T o w h ic h th e Quaker, w ithout a
e m lle . re p lie d :
" J u s t o p en ed for the defense."—Phil­
a d e lp h ia T im e s .
C o lo r le s s T a m l s k .
C o lu rk s » v a rn is h f o r use on fit» la-
beta o r o th e r p r in ts , as w e ll a s f o r
w h ite w ood n n d o th e r spot I t - » » a rtic le s ,
A r e m a r k a b le l i f e i t o r y is r e p o r te d
la m a d e a s fo llo w s : D is s o lv e t w o a n d
f r o m L y o n s , l a >*on»cqnence o f e c o m ­ o tie -b a lf ou nces o f blc^c b e d s h e lla e in
p l a i n t lo d g e d b y a lo c a l b a t c h e r , a one p in t o f re c tifie d a lc o h o l; to th ia
y o u n g m e n . o f w e a k s n d m is e ra b le a p ­ a d d fiv e ou nces o f a n im a l b o n e b la c k ,
p e a ra n c e , w e e a r r r s t r d f o r t h e f t . H e . w h ic h sho u ld firs t be h e a te d , a n d th e n
p r o te s te d t h a t he w as in n o c e n t o f th e b o ll th e m ix t u r e fo r a b o u t fiv e tu in -
c h a rg e , a n d t h a t h e had n e t e r b e fo r e
ntes.
F i lt e r s « n a i l q u a n t it y o f th ia
b e e n In tb s h a n d s o f th e p o iie e , s ay s a
th ro u g h filt e r in g p a p e r a n d I f not f u lly
P a r is r e p o r t t o
th e C h ic a g o l u t e r
eol rle e s nd d m o re bonebln ck a n d bo ll
Ocean.
" T o p ro v e th e t r u t h o f m y
a g a in .
W h e n th is baa been done, ru n
a t p t f m e n t ," h e c o n tin u e d , b a r in g his
th e m ix t u r e th ro u g h a tlk a n d th ro u g h
h r y a s t, “ lo o k a t th is , e n d t e c w h e t h e r
f ilte r in g p a p e r. W h e n cook I t la r e a d y
1| w o u ld n o t b e e as y t o e s ta b lis h m y
f o r use.
I t s h o u ld be a p p lie d w it h
id e n t it y .”
ire a n d u n ifo r m ity .
T h e y o u n g fe llo w h a v in g s trip p e d to
th e w s is t. i t w a s fo u n d t h a t h is body
W es e n t ir e ly t u ttb o e d w i t h h is t o r ic a l
scepcs. w h ic h in c lu d e d th e m u r d e r o f
th y Due d e O u ls e 'e n d th e d e a t h o f P r e s ­
id e n t C a r n o t.
T h e m a p ’s l i f e s t o r y w « s as r e m a r k ­
a b le ae fh e resg. Son o f th y W ife o f a
•nperlor o ffic e r ip th e F r e n c h a r m y ,
a n d b o m o u t o f w e d lo c k a t M a r s e ille s ,
he w e e p lac e d by h ie m o t h e r w i t h a
w o m e g in t b p t t 6 w n , w h o re c e iv e d M
fr s n e e a m o p th f o r som e y e a r s f o r h is
k e e p . A f t e r w a r d he « e rre d o n s e v e ra l
c o a s tin g vessels as c o o k 's b o y .,w h e r e
b e m e t a f o r m e r s tu d e n t o f t h e lle a n x -
A r t e s ch o o l, w h o w a s a ls o In d iffic u l­
utety free by mail,
a Dr. KUmer A
■Hureta CSadr l>U«»r!«r iheei-w tw en
rol HMSÜCO1 dns-dverv ol 11 k . ago. p vat
and refrrahm x tr the tr.sie. r - l e«-nu-
peaiUeety e« kktaav *. U> ee Mid bov.Nk
«eins the entire R, tk8> «n. disk;«* ! rYk'fl^.
,z * l 1" V a!¿4 • w o v o « f - ur
W hy p e o p le sh o u ld m a k e b a te o n
m a tte r
a b o u t w h ic h t h e y h a v e c o
In f o r m a t io n ; a n d th e n a e k m e t o de­
cide
th e m ’ w i t h o u t
a s c e r t a in in g
w h e th e r 1 k n o w a n y m o re th a n th e y
d o , I * one of the my«trM«n nt edi­
t o r ia l li f e , s ay s a w r i t e r Is L o n d o n
T r u t h . H e r » la t h e la t e s t e x a m p le o f
tie s , a n d w h o t a t t o o e d h is b o d y
m o o t a rtis tic m a n n e r.
la a
th a t w a y .
I a m s o re yo u a r e s tro n g
eno u g h to p u ll th e m u p b y th e r o o t» ”
“ O h . yea. s ir." re p lie d th e p s rd e n e r.
" I a m s tro n g e n o n g li, b u t I m u s t d ig a
l i t t le b e fo re 1 c a n c a tc h bo ld o f th e
roots. I f y o u b a d to ld m e to p a ll then»
o p by tJw b ra n c h e s , I could b a r e r e ­
m oved th e m ."
“Y on can alm ost tell from
w hat country a nutn com es by the
w eigh t of his •h oes,” said J, W ,
Ugvy, of Chicago, who represents
a eh oe com|>aay, to a M ilwaukee
Sen tin el reporter. “You m ight
not believe it,” he continued, “but
the thicker the so les of his shoes
th e larger th e city from wh'ch he
cornea. In New York It is alm ost
a fad, and the so les of the sh oes
♦here are exceedingly heavy,
They are alm ost as heavy In Chica­
go, Men there wear sh oes to pro­
tect thetr feet.
They have not
tine- enou-ili, |t s<-<<nia, to bother
with rubbers, Pt> they m ake one
-pair of abacs tio the work for all
kinds o f w e a th e r ,' Here In Mil­
waukee and In other cities o f th'a
also, I notice, the men w ear ligh t
sh oes and rubbers. I suppose
they have time enough to w ear the
overshoes.
I’p in th eco n n try I
find that in m any places leather
boots are not worn a t all for Sev­
eral o f the w inter m onths. They
w ear heavy socks And then put
rubber overshoes ovsr these."
TOLD
BY THEIR
HAIR
ik i W o m e n A r r a n g e O e tffu r e A c -
e o r d in g to V e rlo d o f L i f e — J a p -
A lm ost ns eloquent as the "lan­
guage o f the ey e s” is the symbol-
•sm of the hair, nnd a scientific
hairdresser recently asserted that
the w ay in which a woman ar­
ranges lier locks was, in many
eases, an unerring index to hen
character.
The coiffure o f the Japaneso
woman, ns is w ell known, indi-
( ca tes w hether she Is maiden, wife^
or w idow; b u |, nndpubtedly V ia
m ost ingenious and fom nntiehalr-
dressin g Is th at o f the Moki wont-
gn o f A rixons.
When th ese women are yonng
their tre sses «recoiled at fjte sides
o f their heads, so ns to repres<-nt
the flowers o f the aqnnuh plant la
kind o f gourd). Thia is desipne.l
j t o sign ify th at they are them ­
selv es in their bloom, and of mar­
riageable age.
W hen they are married their
hair is arranged to represent the
fruit o f the plant, w hile in old npe
* their locks are allow ed to hang
down in a form Intended to repre­
sen t the w ithered stalk.