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It need uctrevly he told that in SEES WINCED EXPRESSES.
the
pipes of Jong ago each feather
STATB » « » O IS T K ItT O F F IC E R * :
uppended to the sttun represented »antos-Dunwut IX ton a F*«r •*■■»
V . 8. Senator»— D r . H a rry L a n e , o f
an enemy slain. If mu- doubted ' tUng PrsdictloiM
P o rtla n d anil D eo . E . C h a m b e rla in o f
tors TrsnspMtstks*.
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record of the war eagle feat it­
Fuk>m.
ers the warrior then showed the
W riting in the new Preach
J o n g n -a a in u n , F ir s t D is t r ic t — W illis
scalps of the enemy, which were magaziue Je 8ais Tout (I Know
C. H a w le y , of S alem .
kept as n sort of sacred proof of Everything), M. Hantos lluiiibnt,
G v e r n o f — O sw a ld W e s t, S a le m .
the famous French aeronaut,
S ecreta ry o f State— B e n . W. O lqutt Sa­ M b word. Krteh pipes were used
only on occasions o f jieuce and prophesies thut before loan)
lem .
S ta te T .e a su r e r —T h oa. B . K a y , o f Sa­ war. Hpeakiug roughly, says Out­ years have passed a complete aev
ing, the best pipes of eastern- olution will have taken plane 1»
lein.
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Kupt. P u b lic I n s t r u c t io n - L. A . Aid ' tribes were in molded clay, tlie modern luethisls of travel jpg
ern ia n ’, S a lem .
beat of the western tribes in slate
Transcontinental aerial e >
la te P rinter— ll'illls D u h I m » ) '. S ibMn, •pij^stdtip taken from tlie faiitous presses will “Ry between Ht. Pe­
'Attorney.; ( i e i o n ! — v
M Cl itiilr r 'l. quarry west of the Mississippi.
tersburg mid Parie." Men of thia
S ta le «¡ante I Yard on— A m . J.. F in ­ Before the great buffalo and ante-1
generation will take their seats ia
ley , S a lem .
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lo|ie hunts, when herds of game them us naturally aa their grand­
S ta te H ealth o n i c e r — D r. C a lv in S. were (Liven ipto a (M>und or in.
fathers did iti the first railway
W h ite . S a i cm .
closed area of snares, it was cus . carriages.
S a lem .
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Paris will be transformed by
C lerk S ta te la u id B o a r d —G. G . B ro w n ,
the ineensl* of propitiaiion to He- aerial stations at which passen­
S a le m .
Joint Sermtot for Coos and Curry— j spirits of the animals about to 1« gers will alight and embark on
' slain, explaining that only thede Hying omnibuses.
I. S. S m ith .
J o in t lic p r e a e n ta tiv e for C o o s a n d sire for food compelled the Indi­
Wiuged warships will menace
ana to kill and that the hunt was modern fleets and wage war with
C urry—S. P. Peirce.
J u d g e , 2d J u d ic ia l D istr ic t—J . W . the will of the Master of Life, or submarines— jierbaps put whole
, “Master of the Roaring Winds.'' armies to flight. Very possibly
H a m ilto n , R oseburg.
P ro secu tin g A tto r n e y fo r
C u r r y ; who would compensate tlie ani- some bold explorer will reach the
C o.— W . H . M ered ith , W ed d erh u rn .
; j mala in the next world. The pipes
north (s»le without muchdifflculty
U. 8 . C o m m is sio n e r s— K . T . S tew a rt i used for this ceremony usually in a dirigible balloon.
P o rt O rford.
show the figure of an animal. Oth­
“ What would you say,” adds M.
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show the figures of Indians Hantos I lumont, “if I told you that
• 001XTY o rrtca u s.
with locked hands. This typifies next summer I am confident of
C o u n ty J u d g e — W . A. W o o d , G o ld
a
vow of friendship to be terinin giving a new impulse to aerial nav­
B ea ch
C ou n ty CotnmiRsionera— D . C olegrove, ated only by death. It was usu­ igation; that I myself hope to bo
my expe­
G old B each ; U eo C iien o w a th , L a n g lo is . ally between men, but sometimes able, before ending
between a man and a woman, in riences, to cruise over Europe
''tierilT— C. H . B a ile y , G old B e a c h .
C o u n ty C le r k — J o b u R . S ta u n a r d , which case the platonic bond not for a week at a time— without de­
only precluded bat forbade tlie scending to earth— in a yacht that
G old Betu h .
very possibility of marriage. will be in itself a flying bonsai**
C ou n ty T n a s 'ir o r —F ta u k C a u g h e ll
W edderhurn
A fter that who shall say that the
A ssesso r— W m . c . ltn a n , lla r lx ir .
stolid Indian has no vein of senti­
S ch o o l 8 u p t . — G eo. W . S m it h . G old ment in his nature?
B e a ch .
One of the most curious pipes T H E YEAR T H A T 18 FAST
u rv ey o r — I , C a u g h ell J r ., G old B ea ch
I have seen I (»ought from a t.’ree
1 M C T I.N O II O F T H E C O l'K T H .
on a reservation east of the refu­ I t Is A lw ays the Bscord of What W.
C ircu it C o u rt m eets F ourth M o n d a y io '
H ave Dons In the Vast
gee Sioux.' It is in the shape of u
That Counts.
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A u g u st of e a c h y e a r .
war hatchet of a metal which I
C o u n ty C o n in ita a lo n ers C o u rt iner ts I
do not know, though I suspect it is
New Year's day Is In soma way rse
B ist W ed n esd a y in J a n u a r y , A p r il, 1
galena mixed with clay, the edge oea ilied by ev ery people h a v in g a tor
J u ly and FepUriuber of ea ch y o a i.
being sharp enough, but the back m ai calen d ar, y e t ih e hour* ot ih* laa
P rob ate C o u rt m e e ts Htut M onday in
day ot the old y ea r g en era lly j—-- will
of
the ax being a . bowl and the llw fe variation troni ordinary routine
e a c h m o a lli
handle a pipe stem. The odd line« N ev erth eless, it is the com pleted boot
C i nay o o u k t y cost o f f ic e « s s o cost - I
io Indian carvings and woven w h ose story Im p resses the reader to
M A n t K M ».’
H a rb o r........... ................F le tc h e r G ardner, j work are not without meaning.
good o r had, n ot the cover or th,
G o ld R e a c h ........ . . 7 . W . R iley .
fro n tisp ie ce cd the new on e. Nearl.
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W ed d e r h u r n .......... . . . . C . L . W ak em an. |
a ll the w ord s ot eer tsngusge apglyin,
gend where we saw nothing hut to a course not ab so lu tely m arked ou
W itte « ................................ M r. K. H P r ic e .,
bizarre markings. There were the deecrtbe the patu that is fe ll behln-
M a r la l......................Mr«. V iola A . F r y .!
circular
lines, hollow down, mean­ and n ot th a t w inch ts net ore, eaye th
A g u e« « ...................................... A. M. R i l e a , !
ing cloipls; the cross, meaning the Y o u th ’s Com panion, t here Is n o eoun
P ort O rfo rd ..................... A m es J o h n sto n ’
terp art u> the sh ip 's "wane'' fo r tn
D e n m a r k .................................... J. S. ( ap|,». i coming of the priest; th«- tree, a
co u rse w hich th e prow le ab ou t t,
tjrpe
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branches
break, n or o f th e "track o f th e cy
L a n g lo is
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clone," nor o f the spoor o t th e tig ei
E c k lo jr....................................J . A. H a in e s ' overshadowing the nations; the
wavy line, signifying water; the nor o f "the tra il’’ ot n u m b erless anl
arrow, war. The ordinary Indian m ats. It m ay be noted Incidental!,
N otice for P u blication.
th a t m any sta te s and citlea h a v e re
can read a tribal song or chronicle cen tly puseed la w s or o rd in a n ces re
q u iricg a., „ m o b iles to ta rry a num
M in in g A p p lica tio n N o. (18594. from obscure drawings on the faio
her. In large n gu rts, h a n g in g from tn
C u ite d S ta t e s L a n d O ffice, llo su - of a rock or craxv colored work
back N obod) » n o »ees an a u lo m o b ll
on a scraj»ed buffalo skin.
bu rgt O reg o n , M arch 28, 11)13.
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A yer’s Pills. A yer’s Pills.
Ayer's Pills. Keep saying
this over and over again.
The best laxative,
com in g caree what its num ber le. Uni;
N u tice Is h ereb y g iv e n J h n t W . O.
w hen It happens to leave so m e recoc-
Corbin w h o se p o sto ffic e a d d r e s s is
behind In us track is th e k n o w le d g e
CHAUFFEURS OF TITLE,
P o r t O rford, C u rry C ounty , O r e g o n ,
o f its num ber im portant. It is dount
less because the lu lu r s Is swarmi.i,
and W alter S in cla ir, whose pustofficu T w o M onarch* o f E urope W h o A c tu ­
w ith p o ssib ilities, w h ereas th e p a .
a l l y D r iv e T h eir O wn A u ­
a d d r e ss is C o q u ille , C oos C ou n ty. O r ­
c o n stitu tes a record w hich ca n n o t b
to m o b iles.
eg o n , h u v e filed t h e ir a p p lic a tio n for a
changed, that m oat o f our feai.V itie
jo li.t p a te n t for th e f o llo w in g d e sc r ib ­
center about the an ticip a tio n ot th
ed m in in g g r o u n d , ftitaate In th e S ix e s
Rut two monarchs actually new year rather than in a retrospec
m itd n g o istr le t (U n o r g a n is e d ) iik C ur drive motor cars, though royalty
tlv e affection lo r th e old In th e eld e
ry C o u n ty , 8 .ta b ‘ of O r e g o n , To-wit: ii uh taken most kindly to the auto­ d a y s ot the wot id prophecy held ,
The S o u th Wort J o f th e Nor h E a st 17 mobile.
place o f prom inence a m ong a il peo
The S ou th E a st J o f th e N orth W est 1,
plea, but of ho, ory la the tc ie n ild
The king of Italy and the young sen
se there w as none. 'Ib is h as b e e i
an d th e N orth E a s t 1 of th e S o u th W est
king of Spain are the oulv ones reversed by the se v erely practical m od
i o f th e N o rth W e s t i , alt In h ectio n
urn world. H istory ,s a t a prem ium
E ig h t, T o w n sh ip T h irty -T w o , South of »ho handle their ears IlieniHelveh,
prophecy at a d scoun t. Y et th e at
R a n g e F ourteen W est of th e W illa m ­ ami the Spanish ruler is quite ca­
n » s . dareparded la st uay of Uecembw
e tte M e tld ia n , in sa b L .C u rry C o u n ty , pable o f crawling under bis car sta n d s lo r the com pleted record, a
and repairing breakdowns as ex N ew Year’s does for th e prophecy o
an d c o n t a in in g N in ety a cres n f.lH tid
T h e a d jo in in g m in in g cla im Is th a t oi |x-rtly as a mechanic.
w h at Is to com e.
New ton C. D iv r lb is t o n th e H o t u l i
| His intention of havingatid run
T h e lan d a p p lied fo r Is u n d er the niug his ow n car very nearly I NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS.
n am es of, T h e H ud.-on P la cer m in in g brought about a cabinet crisis, as
W e N ev er Oet Too Old or Too Ooo<
c la im s , T h e W . O. C orb in c la im , T h e it was feared I ha, he would kill
to H a v e N o N eed o f
A. A B lack c la im , T h e T h a i G x e n
himself and precipitate a revolu­
T hem .
c la im , n11 p lacer, gold b earin g grnunu.
tion; bu, he handles his car like
T h e Hm . '.n i i tong C l o u t s were re-
W hat: m ake New Y e ir resolution,
a veteran apd lakes more enjoy­ i a# a in ? C ertain ly, no on e la too < m <
|o c n tc < l io lo m p ly with tlie su b 'iv isio lis
ment in the HjMir, than he has or too good to have need o f them
oi th e G o v ern m en t su r v e y .
i B u t curb your euthustaaui; w eigh wei
All of s i ,1 I ( l.o m s a te recorded in th e 1 found in any other diversion.
\\ lien King Ed waul w as prince your chance« of auccesa, and be a lit
nlli i o f th e « .ou n ty C lerk o f C urry
tie m ore le n .e n t w ith yo u rself thai
C .o in ty , U reg o ii, u nd a ls o a ll tr a n sfe r s of Wales he was the 11*St royal pa­ you were a year ago. B etter to set at
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and
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ea sier tank and win than to rlux w eaa
from th e o r ig in a l c la im a n ts .
A n y and all |ie r so iiS e la iu iln g a < lv e r s- a greater number ami variety of en in g your w ill pow er and »eif isa p ec
by a n oth er failu re, «ays the Counirj
cars than any other ruler.
ly a n y p o it'o i ot th e alxrve d esc rib ed
Lfeorlenian
iia v e your ideal rX per
The queen will this year set up le
g rb u u d or m in in g c la im s, a r e required
c t m anhood, or w om anhood, by al
to tile tia d r ad verse c la im s -iltli th e her'ow n ear. as will Princess
m eant. L iie is inoeed p rofaic au<
R e g is te r o f tlie U n ited S ta te s Land O f­ Christian and the present prince com m onplace w ith o u t one, and—alas
fice ut R oseb u rg , ill tin' S la te o f O re­ and princeSR of Wales are much it ia a bitter d U ap p ointm en t with one
u n less u e rem em ber u ia i we build th»
gon, d u r in g th e six ty «lays p e r k 1 M interested in motoring.
ladder by w hich w e riae to a nobli
p u b lic a tio n h e r e o f , or th ey w ill be bar­
The kaiser was the firs, to en­ character, an i that m o ie actual prog
red h> virtu e o f th e p r o v isio n s o f th e
courage motor racing; bu, his re88 Is m ade by g a in in g one stro o j
sta tu te .
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greater
interest is in the mechan­ round than by ten ahaay one«.
II. 1*. JO NES, R e g is te r
J u st w hat particular «tep 1« m o*
ical side of motoring, and in this
needed each one m ust d eterm ine ioi
his brother. Pi ince Henry, follow . him , or heraeli. Probably 99 out oi
him, I Io* latter having a hobby for every 100 o f ur ‘ boy« and girl« gro w i
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visiting factories mid studying tall" need m ost to brace up am
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the Curs in process of construc­ stren gth en the round of cheerfulnea«
and I q u estion if there a ie m any m
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you who can m ake a resolve that wii
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Oddly enough. President Lou- do m ore to d evelop and «trengthet
fR-t has not taken to motoring, your higher n atu re than an *>/*rne»’
y o n i t i r . p t ^ n can be.
anil ouch year lie drives to open on e to be c h -c r tu l—e v tn w h in thing!
Nature alone won't
go w rong—for from its roots it. sur»
the automobile show in his fiMir- td
it needs help.
spring thou gh tfu in en s o f others, and
A n y th in g n ot in stock, w ill
liorse carriage, though ft w»» in hope, and courage.
he pleased t< o rd er
France the motor cm gained Its
T hink o f th e se th in g s, and remem*
early progress and I' iiiikc still ber Dot on ly th e precious assu ran ce ot
is i^ c host help, but it» use
KeVAIKIMG NoATEY
help to him w h o “ w orketh out b is own
ad; tLe world it, n iiit o r illg .
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