Nowadays, whso there are several
chlldreu iu the bousenoid, the task o i
C on gressm an, F ir st D istrict— W illis ■’ding all ol t h e m wna their lessons be­
C. H aw ley, of Saleiii.
comes ra.uer a sefloua probiuia; says
k ouih a oouipauiou. Gus overburouaeu
mother, who was obliged to utaliue an
Invitation to pay a visit wtnt oa to give
tent.
her reasons
State T.eaaurer—Thus. B. K ay, o f ' 8 a - '
Ivo. sue said, "I can't possibly leave
lent.
home tor a whole halt (lay. You see. I’m
SupL P ublic In stru ction —L. A . Aid
obiiaed io spend all my tn - helping me
•rau tn , Salem .
ciiimren » m their .. .so n ., thoir ivucli-
State Printer— W illis Dim lwaj’ . Salem . eia give them all sum uch outsiue work
Attorney G en eral—A. M. ( tawford, i to un. li luxes m t irom seven to len
State Gutiie Warden— W’ui. I,,. F in ­ every n;gm io solve Harolo's protniius
in algebra, nom tour to aia every after­
ley, Saient.
noon t nave to loos up the historical
Statd Hedltl. t»flleer— Dr. Calvin S. topics at the library' tor Isabel » h u e ;
Wbiter, Salt* in. *'
so« is a .iu e .d n t w.th her La. n, and
• Kairiin.
Irom one haul tour I am eltfetr ieo..lhg
( lerk State I-ami B oard—Q. t i. Brown, lor pitees .or little Henry io .p ta,. m the
tilth graue or pressing ts^he. s botanical
S a le m ..
Join t Senatoi for Cooa and Currv— specimens or translating N sills'a r runeb
the poor child's not very strong, you
L 8. Sm ith.
know, and 1 don't like to have her sit
Joint R epresen tative for Cooa and up too late at night?'
- »
Jud ge, 2d Ju d icial D istr ict—J. W.
H am ilton, Roseburg.
P rosecuting A ttorney for
Curry
^,o- W .'H . M eredith, W edderburu.
U. 8 . C om m issioner«—H. T . Stew art
Port Orford.
A ll necessary operations in
w riting, billing o r statistical w o rk
a re accom plished from the key­
board of th e light running, easy
Conpldte, Straight Line Keyboard
4nd
E late«.
B all Bearing Carnage
Resem ble la b u la k ir Rack
Sim ple Stencil Cutting Device
D ro p Forged T y p e , B a n .
Perfect Line Lock
B irhrom r Ribbon
Uniform loach
Ball Bearing T y p e Bar
Colum n Finder and Paragraph«
Decimal Tabulator
V l.it.le W riting
A K a y lot Every Character
re d a c t Eraatng Facilitie.
Interchangeable Carriage!
Right and I eft Carnage Relearcr Lever»
Swinging M arginal Rack
Protected Ribbon
G ear D riven Carriage.
Ribbon Controlled from Keyboard
V ariable and bntveraal L m a Spacer
Perfect Dual G uard
Back Space L e v «
Carriage Retarder
Improved Marginal Slop.
Ercapement, Speedieat
Ever
Tkouaands H a v e W fdney V m fM o
ney trouble. tco
fre q u e n t d e s ire to
pass it o r p a in | n
th e b a c k Is a ls o
« o n v t n c . - j p r o o f th a t th e k id n e y , a n d L.. J-
BLACK -
I DRAUGHT
i ST öck » m
POULTRY
^
M
E
D
I C
I N
E
dar are out of order.
W h a t to D o .
There Is comfort in
i-----■ . .. ,,,
• f t e n e x p re ss e d , th a t O r . KHtvse. s s A r . i p .
R o o t, th e g r e a t k id n e y r e m e d y fulfills ■ . L
I " , / “ " " 8! r h e u m * * !» m , pa •, In th e
b a c k , k id n e y ? , liv e r , t la d d e r a n d e v e r » p a r t
7*“
•f
th e u r in a r y pa a g e .
It c , r r e c ,s In ri ild v
»0 h o ld w a te r s o d s c a ld in g p a ,n ,n pa . m e
It,
o r b a d e ffe c ts f o llo w in g us e o f l i c r - r
w in e or b e e r, a r I o v e r c o m e s th a t unpirrant
n e c e s s ity o f b e in g c o r ,p o lle d to g o eften
d u r in g
e d a y . a n d to g e t u p m a n y tim e s
«■“ ' ..g th e r ig h t .
T h e m ild a n d th e e x tra -
oroniary
re- ' - d
e ffe c t o t Sw am p . Root 1» s i
I t s ta n d s th e h ig h e s t fo r
d e r f u l c u r e s o f th e m ,s( u is tr e c
cases
It y o u n e e d a m e d ic in e y o u s h o u ld h a v e th e
best, ^ o ld b y o tu g g is ts :r 5 0 c . a r d j l . strer.
You may h a v e a s a m p le b o ttle t f th is
w o n d e r fu l
d is c o v e r y
a n d a b o o k th a t te lls
m o re a b o u t it . b o th s e n t
a b s o lu te ly fre e b y m a il,
i ddr'"u5 u KUm?f &
Co., Binghamton. N. Y .
a n d p o u lt r y havi» fe w
» m t f h nr»» u m b o w e l
iiT < > r » rr-’ _’ ‘f'itT -n e « .
« Ita c t
! l r » ’. :gfaí S lu c k a n d f ’o n ’ t r v M e d i­
c in e n u bo'V t ì » .ill li» e r r * u
f«T shwk.
It
p u t« th e o r / a n n <»f
b !,»♦•» in in a [H -rfeet c o n d it io n .
P ro h n n -n f Am ,
m b re w fo r« a n d
/ A i n <*r-i ke. p t ) . . r b t ’ r d « a n d H-x-î
■•alfh
'. j
-n.,!»' . E f . ii v n (X’s'A
l o n a b 't • f I ’ l.e k P r a o g b ? ^ t . ^ k
m l F o ’d t r v M ’ -dte in e in t h e ir
* •< I
A n V rje k r a i w
m a v bay >
£>-« e n t ) i. d f iH tn n d a ir - t ig í i» ca n
•of t i r « n ie b e iiiF f - , » n h i« leaf,
a n d k i'r ’ p bis block in, *ijr«»r< »i.
h e a lth 1 x •Aet’ i. u ( le a k •*» p ' t i e r *
a lly k.*ep B t « » D r a u g h t S t x k a ld
P o u lt ” .M t-tlie ;n r
If v o u m d x *«
n o t. • n d 2s5 c e n t« f ir a h A in p l*
c a n feo th e in a n id . k t n r e i» . T n r
C h a tt .u n f . / h M e d ic in e G u :, C h a t
U nuopa, Tean.
n enacf tri^u.r.pet
W h e n w r itin g m e n ­
tio n re a d in g th is g e n e ro u s o ffe r in dd* paper.
Rn »»»» f
R la e k -h
a. G a .. Jan. M, i«m
r*u ^ h i
st«»ck «.n-i
M M * M n a i» t h e
1 r r r f r i- 1. o , i r
« r o c a tv a a <• »> in g b a ,l w h . V 8 M i « - n t
m e t ie
m
I t c in e a u d
n o \- ti « •
H ave you ever
seen a Sunset?
i k 's c r p t io n
of
»»• f ) 1» Ile« talvi ..}>• -Ifhav,.
. C A
rcj wife
I . ». I S
am i
?
rv *, h a d
i» irn K L i«
■wo.1 ,»<i. Ahr t r »»I «»nr
ir a j uita* • e la t e d n,*» y
m j .’ Uia ta i y . W o »» h »
C h ta.
lh h t :
Pittebvrir s.*fe A b t .
T H E M A H A H D H IS P IC T U R E S .
Ags
H a lf
Ma„ „ a, e> o w
IS n e h M o r r T h a n
Do
•k s W o w s n .
The man was auout 65. says
L h “ 1 m 1? “ J?#c° rJ He W u r“
bald
His w rinkle, were many
m u .u ch e was gray Tbe ,IC, a of
ths
her
Hta
h,g
s h t t k * a “ d “ eC*
“ nd
hun*
r" ,h e r » o n
A'seed drill w ith a inurkcr iij very <?«
sirable, but where only sm all quan’:
tics are planted, a stake and line mn
be depended upon. The great troubi '
with ti line is (hat after having marks»'
II row by it and sh iftsd the last end for
t h e li e s t row, you m ust walk bat:k, do­
ing u. thing thi whole length of the
row, w hether long or short, to shift the
first end. This year I hit on the follow-
1 ngicontrivance, which I have never
seen described, ami ft is n great help.
Besides the line, with a reel (a) on on«
m e
morning?''asked her friend. "Thievery
morning, for Instance." '
'‘N o.’' repined the busy mother, with
evident reluctance. "I'd really like to.
but I promised to spend this morning
doing something for Robert. The poor
child would be so disappointed, If |
f&lled him.1’*
' What are you going to do for Rob­
ert? asked the friend.
"Well," returned the devoted mother.
I m going to the swamp hack of the
sr™ *, 7 u ‘°
(fr«m frog tar
c I ms *” UkS thl* aiterno°n to his biology
■ mwo U s .
Has
•Z<
A C O N V E N IE N T J tA iy < K R .
end and s »tick (b) on the other, have
tw o smooth sticks (cj.^with rounde-i
tops, like the upper part o f a broo.i
handle. Drive iu the end stakfe very
.firmly at a, the second end of the Arm
row. Walk aero»», unreeling the cord
to e. Put in one o f the extra «tick
ligh tly and pass tliccorsl around it. Pu>
the reel in very firmly at f. The cord ir
now an rhown by the rnniinnnn. line.
Mark or plant from e to a. P u tin the
other new stick at b lightly. Take up
the end stick at a and pull so hard on
the line thnt the «tick at e lea a ^ o v n
and the cord «lips off. Stretch the cor.,
tigh t around the stick b and drive tfcv
other end of stick firmly at c. Th-
cord now appears aa the dotted line «•■
it w ill have been shifted for the necor
row without loss o f tim e or unnei'i
»ary walking. You are always workioM
toward the one stick and away from th
tw o «ticks, in this way you can plain
sn Indcflhite number of rows and on l-
cross the ground w ithout planting or
m arking when you «et the line ano
when you reel it up.—Orange Judd
Farmer.
F
teciure-Pfoof »
»0
afli
80
M E CÜKPANY, CHICAGO, ILL.
PATENTS
F L O O D I l l ' l l K IN G
mSNlA
ri.;«™n«. t-iistahi,
reive i Vu*.
d o -.l, M u e r ihaW » W esk.n ... (.' ;, ,
Auuaul p
- l u
- , J ■
z « a « jc | u, iwqisiH» ».ma '..(usui, , f
•»•ave.vj «nos i l.- Q g law fceisjopJ
»**
Ths«
Ik r s r rlb r d .
RI ö FR AGENT
R||pV
nVC
R |feinU
I 11 m R ill*C
ni w II I L
v.
• t. •
S U IT S E 7 K A C A Z : : : 3
SAS F S A W l lS C n
aa«v
H e rn
A y e rs P ills
th e
interesting de.clop n irn t i f the
W est, and the rnmance and his­
tory of the W o n d e r ', nd uf she
earth.
Ask your Itx-al newsdealer
for current issue or
•• I SI 50
forye/r'a subs» nptb n. 'i tiebook,
"Road of a T h ou s no W onders.”
— 12(1 beautiful W estern . ws in
four colors— will be ineluoesl——
free.
»>
w
C o s ir t v a s e e
■ It-fu rr
flabby N .verthelsss, he looted vigor­
ous and In tellig e n t-h s was handsom e,
t*k* h1“ «Itoaether than he had been
at 40. But he brought out a pfioto-
rrlp h * him self at «0 which hardly
ALL AROUND THE FARM.
Write for informhtton to
resembled him, so much had he
charged, and. “If yOU want to print
In a sandy soil (h ep planting Is beat
The Smith Premier Typewriter Co.,
my Picture, use this." he «eld to the for potatoes.
Syracuse, N .Y . B ra n c h «
i f the hay ta dusty, dampen It Jor"
reporter; “but don’t lose It. for It’s the
only one I've got o f m yself at that ace feeding to horses.
and I d Ilk* to keep It. for. vou know
Pull the collar« away from the horse«
I don't grow eny younger " “Pg rather Shoulders while they are resting.
have your picture as you are to-day ”
.............................. Mr. E. H Price.
A shes may be considered as a apectal
•aid the reporter; “for you, are hand­ fertilizer for potatoes. Im proving 4fcr
.....................Mra. Viola A. F ry.
somer now than you were at 40?' " O h , yield and quality.
........ ............................A. M. R ile«.
Generally with flower seed, targe or
Port O rford.............. ...A m e s Johnston no; I am too old and wrlnsied and bald
P“
r k ................................... J. 8. Capps,. now," said the man. "Uee the 40-year- coarse seed should be planted much
old picture “ Tbe reporter exclaimed deeper than flffe seed.
^
‘ol8 ................................E. B. Thrift
With a pusiled laugh; “80 many men
The most successful workxJf the fsru
L,!kley .................................. J. A. H a in es
are llse you. Though they are old is done according to the season, rsth(
they Insist on having young picture« than by any other set rule.
printed. They fall to realize now much
N o tic i; fo r P iilillc it lio u .
It w ill I>e an exceptional case when
more Interesting and pleasing their some soilin g crop cannot be used to a
face ta In old age. If they have lived good advnntage during the summer.
» lin in g A pplication No. 08594. a fairly wire and Inutistrlnun life? I've
•'R a n ; .r " i .. u y ’ S fírauimd
V de t l i Ä “ ' "a m '
L l , « t Mo," >
When the cabbage, tomatoes or sw eet
U u ited S ta te s Land Office, Ito««, had men of 70 actually who have given potato plants have, grown long and
myiii
v O t i.-i,
•****(*•**-«> stare »ra a u kioa
ISO M
N E Y i, f. ».'-/«»/.,n
/ '" i p Y , r i “
L ic ir lp
V? v * • ' • • • “
»
J C t i t 1 . ( 1 MkrfVv » n J »
burg, Oregon, March 98, 1013.
me reproduction photographs of them­ spindling set them deeper Into tht.
selves at 36. Women don't do this I soil; down to the first leaf 1« usually t.
• Notice Is hereby giv en that W. 0
!■ J v u a r e
. '. æ '- v
•‘• t ¿ n y t . t r o u w fe “
Corbin, whose postoffice add ress is believe m m hate old age more than good plan.
If the full number of stock ta kepi
. »o s r .. r
•
Il’ li.i.iir e ' ■
Port Orford, Curry County, O regon, womerf do?' "I hate It." said the other
fvSI jE S P t u J £ 3 -v •
h n.ç h : , L - t
n ta
grimly.
that the pastures n 111 carry during fhe >
and H alter Sinclair, w h.«e poatoffioe
a sctu
c tu a >1
l fn.
in . i.- V ... I
1-
•
.
.
kt
't®
Olli'
snisll
profit
above
best part of the grow ing season, some
................ 7 S S -
-
« í t Y t i. $
Ä
ttb ^
i i i n - c t i . f ti
add ress is C oq uille, Coos County. Or­
soilin g crop must I»e grown to h»!-
■ 'Y I,
CUNOT RUVU . V
yotir
egon, have filed their app lication for a
— — w j at
out when the pastures fall.
Origin of the Christinaa Tree
uuhoiini of
V f il L . î j l f l ’
joint p aten t for the follo w in g describ­
One nrhnntage with «11 farm prod
• »U klÎKÎ. Lu Ä il J.,.’S{]E3
r'vH rr-,r„........-
The Christmas t r e e f , supposed to ucts nnd stocks is that If prices'fall It
intifnl eatnkyr-ie ed m in in g ground, situate in the S ixes
. t. » c a t o V i »' ■«
hewoNdr.-
N
?
Orrni»'’E
»nt
such
is certain that the lower q u a lity drop j
m in in g uistriet (U norganized) in Cur
Is n o t t h e c a s e .
£n r a i l t t y t h e C h - I » '-
in <1. / riK f iv id .----------
««.yo.«» uuucr ju u
first a n d m u s t , nnd usually is most dif­
ry County, S tate of O regon, T o-w if
m ss tree |s from Egypt. and
»-'rna a- •J1 “
‘
o ',
b *
luniMcrrt«. bat asmi I y b .r .
ficult to s-II. There is alw ays a sale
o r L»»! 'lili.','
The South Wo-t 1 o f the Nor,I. F ast 1 ? h m n . r n ü i IOnK
S ' / . 'if » » VA' « ap
to the
C -J £ -i T E H . R n 1 ?’ ,•
».«».e.»«, »n».
for the product* of a better quality.__-
fh e South East 1 of the North W est »; Christian era. The palm trKe la Farmers' Fuiun.
and the North E ast J of the South West known to pu.t forth a .h oot every
s “
fc e d g c liw r n
1 o f the North W e s t ! , «li i„ (Action month, and a -pray of this tree with
S í i J - f e í a l i s a V í r r . « S M K p tE F o in
1
1- shoots on It was used ¡n E gypt-a r grasshoppers in dakot /
E ig h t, Township Thirty-Two, South of
the time of the winter solstice as a
-W v.o B 5J
Tajffraooi:oc.aKLY
R an ge Fourteen W est o f the W illam ­ symbol that the year w„s comp,etc Scourge of th« State Is This Insect,
ette M eridian, In said Curry County, Egyptian affections of an eauy date
Says a Man W hose Borne I s
 S É T Î Â
and c o n ta in in g Ninety acres of |«,>d
in Aberdeen, S. D.
Situ linger with tbe Christmas tree I
The sd jo in in g m ining clsim Is that of Tbe flrst Christmas tree was intro­
duced into England and thence into
•‘•The scourge of South Dflknt.;
Newton C. D ivelb iss on the South
DeSOKIPVMÌMt
I n s il i "■ It
H d f n r , y r y d n r a M o m d lii', . 'i] iï " ' 1 c #
The land applied for is under the America by some German merchants Is the gi issliopiicrg. which trnvp.
who lived In Manchester.
in gw .inn- so m a t th a t they np-
nam es of, The Hud.-on P lm er m ining
ansa i,. , - . , i . , n n d w h l.-: 1 ,
claim «. The W. O. Corbin elijim , The
|« a r like clouils againat the f 1., ”
A . A Black claim , H ,e T h a i O t.e n
wild lliirvpy L. Howland, of Abe
R E J E C T N A V A L A P P L IC A N T S . (l"cti. 8. I)., to the M Iwankfc Her
no o r d ln a r y t ir e . ììi >i,. h i ',»,? f ? / ktl lim o lo than
and OM ala# rim atri* «« m » jtda.tn, ad placer, gold bearing ground.
R iv i « l. y ¿ » v e rrd
i ’
s !> ’• 1
tu
prevent
rim
e
•¿jr unii
7«'* outlaa
«ma I I he Hiidpon M ining Gì .in is vrerP rt*.
J a b r lo o n t .'io tr» ad ^ T h o re in I ' e r , Ì 2 f i Ì Ì v l re p # ™
tira
y',w -iL .«
u .i U .i|ic .tÄ r located 10 com ply with th esu b civision s More Are D ism issed Because of Bod tiurl.
te 810.00 p e r p t i ^ h u t r / i ^ r -
s a r g ia «
“A Houth D akota farm ur wiP-
Teeth Than for A n y Other
day II iter i . r»w ñ ü “
.. C _ . O H cY»í>i‘ií,ií i90,T'rI>»!r- A)l or<lersShipped u m . j ot 1 he G overnm ent survey.
.0 s h ip
work ag ain st long r o n tiir p .
Beason.
Ali ve » \a minne} p
I All of said claim s are reoorded i« the
drought, »icknc»» among the 1
7 ” h .
' ; ...... •'■■'i;;
tr „ « ^ fuu . e A. M j office o f tile County Clerk o f Curry
W ashington.—Reports to the navy
tic and any of thw thtnlxand q
«ta1.er. .
C ounty, Oregon, and also all transfers department from recruiting parties at
haat
.au<í ,,,
w « kn .
.....
•
' Will fu fco w e l D I oate*',1 I t » i
»av i l ra jo u har« •▼ « r sr ««—
‘ « «s»
.» — „ Bt
iu«.!
p riott
various points in the Lin.ed Btatfs oiK' plagues 1 hat ro n trilin tp t o t ;
from the original elalm ants.
" «aal
show that ot all the applies; u tur en­ unph'.iH,.u(He»» of fi,,, e x js frp ,.
Any nnd all persons claim ing advers- listm ent tw o-thifus a ie rejected Lo­ of a tillor of the soil, hut when the
= s æ £ S 2 2 3 È É a a s
!y any portion of the above deserilie.l calise of phjaiuil deiluielicies. 1 he grav'd,! 1
d..gf.,,n,| „p<,„ |,jn,
ground or m ining els,m s, are required naval reqm rtiuenis are for sound and lie tliio.i ; up both ham 's and cop
to filo their adverse c la im s wh.l, the healthy young men. store are reject­ ten ts hiiiiFolf with player.
G
Register o f the United States I.and Of- ed because ot bad teeth thau for any
other reason. „
‘‘A bout u year ¡ „n |
Pl.
fii-e at Roseburg, In the State of Ore­
Naval surgeons hold that a man who early tuoriiTig baggy ride out of
gon, during the sixty d a y s perle 1 of has lust a majority ot his in.riurs can­
d y e r ’s Pill«. A y e r’« Pills.I
publication hereof, or they w ill be liar- not properly masticate his tood. Mr A berdeen to a neighboring tow n
! Is, thereioie, susceptible to ticinacu and. passing a cornfield, I hear»»
red by virtue of the provisions o f
A yer’« Pills. Keep sayingl
the
. trouble and the div.-rihrs 01 the digcfi- a * 111 ions (‘licking noise, a» if a
statute.
this over and over again.I
I tlve organa, tris tihtie.icy as a work­ million k n ittin g needles were lie
The
’2 .- I
B. F . fONh’S, R egister
----------
— B— ■— — g^
K
W best lixative.
«
H i Z . i i n Mta—
ing machine It thu« impaired. 'I he sur­ ing used at o n e .
A sking tl
geons consider a mau wiih one u; p. r
V .a n ty o u r moustache or beard
driver
what
e,iu»od
rhis
phenom»
and one lower molar on one sice much
a beautiful brown or rich
B
I . I u r. i u u « co..
■VU black
U U M .S ?
c Use
use
n o t T
t - u. oacuunn o
better ofl for the naval service than non. he told me tha'f the field war
a man who lias lost all his upper molar» ' •nfesfed with a sw arm of g rass
(Muccssor to A. B. S s b ib )
but whose lower molars rvu.siu sound. hoppers which had sw oo|s d down
Tbe food uuustlun aboard snip U one th a t morning.
of great Imi ortancs.
If it does not
Driving hack by the aamc road
agree with the bluejacket they ar-
t p w v lt * fbr o ur confidential letu -r befbre «0
say t ansumption can be
p lv n ii for patent; it m ay ke » o r t h money.
quick to complain. 1 here are nodcctal th a t night we stopped nt fhe corn
W e prom ptly obtain U. Í and Foreign
surgeons rehu.ariy ra-eu iu the Lntt„l field to view tlic devastation. It
cured. N ature alone w on’t !
I do it, it needs help.
A n y t h in g n o t in s to c k, w ill States navy, although some hospaal was the most doaolaf*. sight I ever
stewards do dental work
There is a
Y Î ’t e V Æ O e I W A R K S o r « t a r o E N -
regular dentist on the receiving ship saw. Every «talk of stand n :-
be pleased tc o rd er
TIRE Af-“rnry*B P ya . (tend M o d e l , ckvtch
or ..ht i n »nd w»? Men. I a a IM M E D IA T E
corn had been stripped clean o f f 's
Hancock.
F è t i rep o rt . . .
t
»Ive
The authorised lim it of the eolist«d green leaves ,vnd shoots apd fhe
•ce 1 « At .eral B foice »»ul »dvic«, aac
and our
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catly
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one
ohtargeft ar» moderat«. Try «*
personnel of the navy 1« now 34 POO. aeorea of acres of the crop were
J. .
A beautifully i ll u s t r a t e d
m onthly magazine of t lv w ide­
aw ake
W est
w ith
f.is , in.ittng
short stones, pi, turcMpic |
,m.il
p o in t - o f - v ie w
Sheriff—C. H . H ailey, Gold B each.
C ounty C lerk—Joh u R . B tannard,
(.fold Beach.
County Treasurer—F rank C aU ghell
Wedderburu
A ssessor W m . Tolntan, Harbor.'
School H u p t .- Geo. W . S m ith . Gold
R each.
surveyor— J. Caugliell Jr., Gold Beach
„ *
K xcrm os
thu courts .
C ircuit Court m eets Fourth M onday io
August of each yeur. -
County C om m ission ers C ourt m eet«
first Worint-sday In Janu ary A pril,
J u ly and bepteu tier of each yeat
Probate Court m eets brat M onday iu
each m outh
S ia s v oountx cost o r n c a s *«„ PO8T.
l . a.
.................. . . . F letcher Gardner.
G old B a a c h .......... .......... ,.J . w Mil
W edderburn. . . . .......... C .L . Wakeman.
Deviaed
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< i. . - . . a t « . . . . :
, u n h « v » fh y c o n d ì-
lie n ..I th e k id ­
neys; i f It s ta in s
y e a r lin e n it Is
e v id e n c e ’o f k id ­
O V P IO E U n .
Gobi Beach; trooChenoweth, Langlois.
a d io n M o d el 1Q (V isible)
These are feature» whieft make th e .
Smith Premier the choice ol the
man who inveahgatea comparative
advantages.
and D o n ’t K n o tt it .
H e » t o Fit 'a t.
F i ll a bottle or commr
-• tth > ■»
Water and let It atand t ■
-r hours; t
t cr «•'■
C O U N T *-
C ou cty J-.H fge-W . A. W ood, G old
Beach
County Com m issioners— D . Colegrove,
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MARKING OFF FIELDS.
RssSy
CURE CO
NSTIPATIO N .
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lOeTO-SAC B i
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W. J. ÎSÆHIA
Ail Kinds oi Harness and
Saddelry
s(i)rrsLMiLsi()\
liatiK loit. <>i*e*|ron
SWIFT & CO«,
PaStînt ia v ty o rS f
Cp». U.S. Patsnt C)B«e,WasJii*clM, O.C.
r H & S tA fj n A « Cl O P frH
«’ i ie v or n..-, ei, w in , ru v.,rru
»“"’¿ i *
'""'"‘’(»■’Im
,
**'**< XfCC-u
Uuna-.u cel.«. .0. ,
It ta hoped at the bureau of naviga­
tion that the full number will be ra-
crultad by July 1.
ruined. The only thing th at farm
e r could do was to put down a few
hundred dollars to profit and loga,
all a ttrib u ta b le to the voracious
insects.”