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DOG WITH GOLD TOOTH.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
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■ T A T tt A M D D ltt T B IC T O r r i C t t t t a :
P o r t la n d a n d G e o . K . C h a m b e r la in
F ir» t
D is t r i c t — W i lli s
C . H a w le y , o f S a le m .
O v e r n o r — O s w a ld
W e s t,
S a le m .
S e c r e t a r y o f S ta te — B e n . W . O lc o t t Sa­
le m .
S ta te T . e a a u r e r - r T h o s . B . K a y , o f S a ­
le m .
S itp L P u b lic I n s t r u c t i o n — L .
A . A ld ­
e r m a n , S a le il..
S ta te P r in t e r — W i lli s D u n t w a y . S a le m .
A tto r n e y G e n e r a l— A . M . C ta w fo 'r d ,
S ta te G a m e W a r d e n — W m .
le y , S a le m .
I..
F in ­
S t a t e H e a lt h O fH e o r — D r . C a lv in
W h i t e , S a la m .
S.
C le r k S ta te 1 atm I B o a r d — O . G . B r o w n ,
4
fo r C ooe a n d
C u rry —
I . S. S m it h .
R e p r e s e n ta tiv e
fo r
Coos
and
C u r r y — S. P . Peirce.
J u d g e , 2d J u d i c i a l D i s t r i c t —J .
W.
A tto rn e y
fo r
U . S . C o m m is s io n e r s — H . T . S t e w a r t
P o r t O rfo rd .
OOLMTV O r r lO E k n .
C o u n ty
Judge— W .
A.
N ew s
TOMMY SM ITH ’« SCHMMM.
“ J a c k , m y v a lu a b le b u ll. Is r u n n in g
a w a y a ll th e tim e .
So f a r h e h a a
b e e n tr a c e d a n d fo u n d in e a c h o f his
flig h ts , b u t i t h a s b s a n a t n a t t e r o f
d iffic u lty , a n d I am a f r a id t h a t aoroe
d a y he w i ll be ir r e t r ie v a b ly lo s t be­
c au s e o f th e la c k o f som e p o k itiv o
a n d s t r i k i n g m a r k o f Id e n t lf lc a t io n ."
“ Y o n w a n t ," »aid th e d e a le r ,
“a
go od id e n t if y in g m a r k ? W e ll. I T l teJl
y o u W h a t to do. Oo t o a d e n t is t a nd
h a v e a g o ld c r o w n p u t on o n e ^ o f th e
d o g ’s f r o n t t e e th . T h e e ro w n w o n ’t
h u r t th e t o o t h ; on th e e o n e re jn
w ill
p re s e rv e It ; a n d a lw a y s I t w i ll be a
m a rk w h e re b y y o u r
dog
w i ll
be
r e a d ily k n o w n .”
T h e o t h e r d id a« th e d e a le r a d v is e d ,
a n d s in c e th e n t h e r e h a v e a p p e a re d
f r o m t im e t o t im e a d v e rtis e m e n ts in
th e n e w a p a p e ra t h a t b e g a n :
“ L o e t — A b u lld o g w i t h a g o ld f r o n t
a)
Pity the pour bachelor who finds the
usual hole la his Blocking. Christmas
morning
.. f i
»
KAISING WORMWOOD.
Wisconsin Farm Where the Bitter
Planta Are Grown.
C u rry
C o .— W . H . M e r e d it li, W e d d e r b u r n .
A ll necessary operations in
writing, billing or Statistical w ork
are accomplished from the key­
board of the light running, easy
action M odel 10 (V isible)
D a ily
well-known Philadelphia p*i
stock dealer som e years ago h it upoe
a very odd and effective way to iden­
tify a dog. eaya the Philadelphia Ker-
ord. The o w n e r of this dog^called
on him and «aid:
tooth.
H a m il t o n , R o s eb u rg .
M ic k y — S ay. 8 w lp a e y , w h a t do y s r
e x p e c t to h a v e in y e r s to c k in g C h r is t ­
m as tn o rn ln '?
S w tp sey ( m o u r n f u lly ) — f lo t s s ! — C h i-
S«M
it
H a le n ,.
P r o s e c u tin g
A s Usual.
i
A
C o n g rt'H & m a n ,
Complete Control
«ku “•■ li­
of
S a le m .
J o in t
a<
H a a Ba«
U . B. S e n a to r» — D r . H a r r y L » d « , o f
S a le m .
J o in t S e n a to r
Caw I > u
W ood,
G o ld
WORK OF COLLEGE WOMEN iBterssUaa Dsssrtstte« si «Be Frs-
Influence for Good on A ll Other Mem­
bers of Thstr Sex—Other
M ethods of Aid.
'
« e u . K s k S lo ru A IU « « « r a s U s «
th e O il a u d th e t u l i l v a l l u u
Ik e e lu a l.
at
W i t h th e d is p o s a l o f t h e p r o d u c t f o r
The women colleges of thi« coun­ t h ia y e a r , L e a n d e r S. D F e w , o f t h ia
p la c e , c loaea th e w o r k o f o n e -h u lf a
C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e rs — D . C«»legr,>vc, try have graduated all their dagB-
c e n t u r y as a p r o d u c e r o f th e o il o f
G o ld B e a c h ; G e o C h e n o w e th , L a n g lo i s . es, and the girls who have reaped
, w o rm w o o d , w r it e » a c o r re s p o n d e n t o f
S h e r if f — C . I I . B a i le y , G o ld B e a c h .
the tangible reward of a four th e In d la n a p o tia N e w s . F r o m th e
C o u n t y . C l e r k — J o b a R . S t a n n a r d , years’ course In the shape of a di­ p la n t s g r o w n u p o n 100 a c re s o f rtci
G o ld B e a c h .
ploma have passed into that state v a lle y la n d th e »fil 1» d is t ille d , a n d t h i
Cesiplets. Straight Lin* Ksybo.rd
C o u n ty T r e a s u r e r — F r a n k C a u g h e ll
of
life to which it pleased the pow­ q u e e r h u s b a n d m a n b e a rs th e uniqu»
Removable and Inter. hangeahla Platen»
d is t in c t io n o f b e in g th e g r e a t e s t p r o ­
W e d d e rb u rn
Ball Bearing Carnage
ers to call them, says the New d u c e r a n d o f h a r in g th e m o a t e x te n a iv e
Revetuble Tabulator Rack
A ssessor— W m . T ..lm a n , H a r b o r .
York
Hwn.
A«
in
the
case
of
every
w o rm w o o d w o r k s in th e U n ite d S ta te s ,
Simple Stencil Cutting Davie*
S c h o o l S u p L — G e o . W . S m it h . G o ld
Drop Forged Type Bara
class that is graduated from a i f n o t In t h e w o r ld .
.
B
e
a
c
h
.
T h e f a r m lie » b e tw e e n t h e s h o re s o f
Perfect Lme Lo ci
women’s college, many of these
Bichrome Ribbon
C r y s t a l la k e a n d th é m a in tr a v e le d ro a d
S u r v e y o r — J. C a u g h e ll J r . , G o ld B e a c h
students have prepared them­ e x t e n d in g f r o m L o d i to I ’ r u ir ie -d u -S a c .
Uniform Touch
m ij c t in q » o r t h b c o lla r s .
Ball Bearing Type Bar
selves to be teachers or for work I T h e re s id e n c e s n d d i s t i lle r y a r e h id d e ts
C ir c u it C o u r t m ee ts F o u r t h M o n d a y in
Column Finder and Paragtaphae
in other fields of iutellectfia. en­ a w a y b e h in d a b lu ff'J k e h i ll, a n d a t t h e
Decanal Tabulator
A u g u st o f each y e a r .
deavor.
Some will follow profes­ ! e n d o f a lo n g , w in d in g ro a d , g u a r d e d
V aible Writing
C o u n t y C o a u n d s s io n e re C o u r t m e e ts
se­
A Kay for Every Character
sions,
such
as Inwand niedii'ine.or c by lu d a e d m is a s t s h iv e e p la f a c r e m , s e n r d ’s so g a u te n . e x p So
e c te d ­
f ir s t W e d n e s d a y l a J a n u a r y , A p r i l ,
Pa-dect Enamg Feeilsw. -
will
take
up
the
practical
study
of
ly d o e s th e w a y f a r e r c o m e tn s ig h t o *
Interchangeable Carnages
J u l y a n d S e p te m b e r of e a c h y e a t .
Right and Left Carnage Releaae Levan
i t . t h a t o n e m ig h t s upp ose he w a s a p ­
P r o b a te C o u r t m e e ts f ir s t M o n d a y in economics, which has interested
Swinging Marginal Rack
during recent years so many p r o a c h in g a s p o t w h e r e K e u t u r k y
“
W rit* for inforciatk» to
e ac h m o a th
Protected Ribbon
m o o n s h in e is m a d e b e y o n d îh e p a le o»
Gear Driven Carriages
C ia a Y o o c k t v cost o r r ic e s s a c rosT- women who have labored to give
T h e Smith Premier Typewriter C o , loc.
th e w a n d e r in g re v e n u e c o lle c t o r
Ribbon Controlled from Keyboard
m a s i sics, v
themselves
the
advantage
of
a
col­
T h e w o rm w o o d p la n t s a r e g r o w r
Syracuse, N . Y . Brsocbs. every wham
H a r b o r ............................ F le t c h e r G a r d n e r .
Variable and Universal Lina Spacel
lege education.
th e f a r m in a b o u t th e s a m e m a n n e r a
Perfect Dust Guard
G o ld B e a c h .................... ...........J . W . K ile y .
Back Space Lover
Theli influence of these college- c o r n , o a ts a n d o t h e r r e r e a la . T h e
W e d d e r b u r u . . ............... C . L . W a k e m a n .
la n t s g r o w f r o m t w o t o t h r e e f e e t
Carnage Retarder
bred
women has been for the good h p ig
I l l i h e e . . ............................. M r . E . H . P r ic e .
h . T h e y a re lig h t in c o lo r , a n d h a r e
Improved Marginal Slope
Eacapement, Speediest Ever Devised
th e a p p e a ra n c e o f b e in g c o v e re d w i t h
M o r t a l .................... . M r s . V io la A . F r y . of their sex, and of all those with
d e w . As Soon as t h a r u n n t t r a c t iv e p u r ­
« g ii e s s ........................
. . A . M . R ile s . whom they cunte into contaet ever
T h e r e are feature« w h ic h m ak e the
p le -b lo s s o m « a p p e a r th e c u t t in g a n d
P o r t O r f o r d .............. ..... .A m e s J o h n s to n sinee women began to go into pro­
S m ith P re m ie r th e choice of the
d i s t illin g b e g in . R.v m e a n s o f a n o r d i­
D e n m a r k .......................................J . s . C a p p s . fessional life, and it is too late now
n a r y m o w in g m a c h in e w it h a d r o p p e r
m en w h o inveatigatea com parative
to question the value of their serv­ a t t a c h m e n t th e p la n ts a r e c u t (to w n
L a n g l o i s .................................... E . B . T h r i f t
advantages.
fc > K le y .......................................J . A . H a i n e s
ices to the world. Women doc­ a n d l e f t in la r g e b u n d le s to w i lt in t h e
tors may nut become the most em­ h o t s u m m e r sun.
As soon a * t h r y b e c o m e w ilt e d a n d
N o tic e fo r P u b lic a tio n .
inent in tlieir profession, but they
c c id t h e y a r e lo a d e d on w a g o n s a n d
can accomplish great good in the fla
h a u le d to th e d i s t i lle r y , w h e r e a b ie
Thousands H a re K idney T tob ' i ’ a
treatment of women, more espe­ Ir o n f o r k hom es d o w n in t o th e lo a d
M in in g A p p lic a t io n N o . U8C94.
and D on't Know It.
W CACK TCkWH u a d a H trlc t torldcM nd exh ib it a nample Latest Model
U n it e d Spates, L a u d O ffic e , R o s e ­ cially,
Women lawyers may not B y m ea n s o f a r o p e a n d p u lle y « th e
ka n (iu r’ r bic.
>oluruiahedby
u -“ u r m - u
» e ve ry wUero
---------------
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--v. »O
iuruiaiied b y an.
un. O ur
aro making
B o w To T h
Í Ü / Í / S r t e»4
m J i I f K u i ^ i t 9 «< •-< ».
make the greatest jurists, but f o r k w ith it» b u rd e n Is h a u le d u p w a r d
r
m O W E Y ^ '.Q U id E E l u u l.l io ou
u ruculvo and approve o f jo u r b u r g , O r e g o n , M a r c h 28, l»13.
F ill a bottle or com m e j
•
ith >
b ........................
o tdup to anyone
I«ri re in tliT V . S.
. L.cyele.
.............
— j
- anyw
« I’f
» ta u t
N o tic e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t W . 0 .
they ure able to be of serviee to t o a l i t t l e c a r on r a ils , w h e r e an a u t o ­
w q|er and let It stand t^
«r hours; i
in ».uvy cts^rMTA/igX«. and allow T3W GAYS’ F flB B T R IA L during
m a tic a t t a c h m e n t is q u ic k ly m a d e : I n
C o r b in . w h i« e p o s to ffic e a d d r e s s Is the defrauded or wronged tnem-
' . l ’k a um c jo u Riuy r*do the bicycle and pui I t to any test you wish.
t
t or j * •
n o t im e th e c a r r o lls t o th e o p e n in g
{; J
PertecM / auMtdietl o r do Not wish to keep the P o r t O r f o r d , C u r r y C o u n ty , O r e g o n ,
• % •..«-. cate,
liers of their ow n sex. The achieve­ o v e r th e la r g e v a t. w h e n t h e r e i» a je r k
fit o u r expen.se a i.d ma wJ/ew G •«< en» <.n(.
«unhealthy coadi
IrkCYC^y
FjhwES uw-rtblo
' ’ ° /» ii;n l to u m:
th e h ich aa t «rade bicycle» I t la a n d W a lle r S in c la ir , whose p o eto tfic e
ments of those who have taken up to th e t r i p rope« a n d t h e b u n c h o f.
rrfVrTi
r
ke a t o n e small profit above
'tio n o f the kid­
•»
cost. \ ou aave$10 to £-.6inldtUem<*n'a profits by buy- a d d r e s s is C o q u ill e , C oos C o m it y . O r ­ the calling of practical sociology w o rm w o o d s h r u b b e r y is d ro p p e d in t o
neys; if it stains
> I’iif-M .ecr»•{
V1° m c .n tfrx tu ic r’» guarantee) behind your
th e v a t. T h i« is r e p e a te d u n t il th e v a t
e g o n , h a v e file d t h e i r a p p lic a t io n fo r a
y o u r linen it is
nV,, U° K 0T . Ou Y a Wj r c l» o r a pal.- c f l i : v , from
at .. .
are among the most notable which is fille d to th e to p w it h th e a r o m a t ic
ww* u n til you receive o r r cstaloirnes and lenm o u r unheard o f
evidence of k id­
jo in t p a t e n t f o r th e f o llo w in g d e s c r ib ­
are to lx* put to the credit of wom­ p la n t .
ney tro u b le ; too
ed m in i n g g r o u n d , s it u a t e In th e S ix e s
/r -r ; / ,
i B w ’ W K S«>ntU m.UUu<:yc..r»uncru»oacl«attbe»n.FM3r»-
frequent desire to
In th e e n g in e ro o m a d jo in in g t h e r e
en college graduates in this coun­
m in i n g u i a l h c t ( C u n r g a iiin x l) ' in C u r
, f . i * Wo f f l'1 raf fce y ‘‘u *?*•’ ’ e a r w * * * -11 '° hlgltent grade bleyetos fo r
pass It or pa4n In
TA \ 1 y j 1 3 IC Y C L E l -¿¿w /« « ‘ k *u » n 7 fK.icr factory. V. 0 »-r ?»i«t1r*’.,vl with •!.!«) v m C tal«.vcfeetory cost.
Is a b o ile r . I ’.v t w i s t i n g a v a lv e th e
try.
* U
L‘t/C k " nuU«r y u n r o w a Mama plate a t doutia our ¿nuwu
r y C o u n ty , H t a t e o f O r e g o n , T o -w it:
— ---------------the back Í
M r f im i« t u r n e d in t o t h e v n t eo t-h a t
* a n u n 'S ^ ? t ? ii, ?i
,®.nt r3» ° ’a rtr ban««’© aecon l hand blcyO n. but usually bare
con vin cing prooí that the kidneys and blad­
Perhaps the larger number of e v e r v s te in a n il le a f o f t h e h o n r v
T h e S o u th W o .t j o f th e N o r th E a s t J ,
der are nut of order.
r
pnevv
Stock and p o u ltry ha ** I w
T h e S o u th E a s t 1 o f th e N o r th W e s t J, these women who come from the p la n t. 1« in irp e ra e d in t h e s te -im a n d
W b a i to D o.
trouble* w»’ w h iu f> not L • • 1 Ah«i
a n d th e N o r t h E a s t J o f th e S o u th W e s t colleges
are merely prejiaring m u s t y ie ld t h e e s s e n tia l o il. F r o m
There is com fort in the k n o v l- '’ ^ . so
l i v e r irr» *iiu ia rit!e f,
. fla o k -
i o f th s N o r t h W e s t i , a ll In S e c tio n
often expressed, that D r. K ilm e r s Sv . ?p-
Urauig’ h t Si h-k ,» *. I Pou’t r . ’ .1»
80
themselves for the places they are th e v « l th e « te a m passe« i n t o t h e
c o n d e n s in g pipes, la d e p w i t h o il f r o m
Root, the great kidney remedy fu lfills every
E i g h t , T o w n s h ip T h ir t y - T w o , M ou th of
• in»» I«
»
to take in the home. They study th e h e r b T h e p ip e s a r e s u b m e rg e d
wish tit curing rheum atism , pain in t.he
fo r stock. It put» the orjran» of
R a n g e F o u r te e u W e s t o f th e W i l i a m -
for four years the s i me curricu­ in c o ld w a t e r h n «in a m a d e o u t o f
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
ion in a -perfect con d itio n .
7 /■ t r/t «
t f t k t i , tin » ‘‘_ z r
cj" r r - ~ I.
’ £
e t t e M e r i d ia n , in a a iil C u r r y C o u n t y ,
o f the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
PYottiinent Am erican b r ^ V r « and
lum that their brothers and possi­ c e m e n t, a m i th e r e th e o il -c o lle c ts ,
, * ' ' ' f '
♦•«» •• <ntr«Mdu>/
■-
™a
•o hold water and scalding pain in passing
r'/d n i l r sa ta m fD
f
vaitS ardtr f j U .E —
a n d c o n t a in in g N in e t y a cre s o f la n d .
farmer« keep th e ir herd «an« I Hock«
bly tlieir husbands pass through d r ip hv d ro o . to fin d it s w a y t h r o lig h
R f» '» ¡O B c 'iflO O E L C F riO M P liK C filK E S i A
it, or bad effects fo llow in g use of liquor,
..^ a ifh r r .f r i ’ L .c «m A v i occa«
T h e a d jo in i n g m in i n g c la im Is t li s t of
w ine or-bee-, and overcomes that qnpleasant
merely to make themselves more a s m a ll o p e n in g t o a vessel p r e p a r e d
stona!
f B l.v k -P ra v tfh t idt.ck
N e w to n C . D iv c lb is s o n th e S o u th
t o re c e iv e .it .
A uuui.rt u Uiouacuid ps.i: v
f i t year
V
necessity of being compelled tc go t • -n
and P oultry
in th e ir
fitted to shine in the society to
T h e o il. b e in g o f leas s p e c ific g r a v ­
T l i e la n d a p p lie d f o r is u u d e r th e
du ring *he day, and to get tip m a n y T im e s
f.xwT. Ari ^t-e'VraiAeFmRv’ bii.va
which they will belong after the it y t h a n w r it ' r . c o lle c ta a t t h e t o p
H d l n z . V I r j ’ r t.ir o b lo
¡ .m '.l ¡ a .M e v i ' i f
’
the r i g h t ,
/h e m ild and the tx :ra -
n a m e s o f, T h e H u d - o n P la c e r m in in g
- *ut b d i yo’in d a ir t g h t «an
I si«'<a-l a ia a ; , < f
r r. H!: as v( r l , - \
ordinary effect of S w a m p - k n o t h soon
college course is over. And it is o f t h e vessel p ro v id e d f o r th e p u r ­
of thin m e d ia n * frc a i h i* «leal;;
c la im s , 'I he W . O . C o r b in c la im , T h e
.inov i . o r . ' i i . m t a v ji|< h cl ,..., „ , , :r
\ « i» i
realized
It stands the highest for its won­
[¡j an«f k .«#p h i« >*;«ck ¡ i .
to them that we may possibly look pose. T h is enn in t o w h ic h t h e d ro p s
i',a e iu rc » w lih o « t a l i o w l r / t h o u l r t*. o.-eapo
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fro m th e o r ig in a l c la im a n ts .
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p e r e e n t. b « tier.
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governesses Into their social
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world. They know iu childhood s e c u re d f r o m t h e p l-in ta in f h e vn*
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A yer’» Pill«. A ye r’» Pills.
m o n t h ly magazine o f th e w id e ­
r e d by v ir t u e o f th e p r o v is io n s o f th e
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this over and over again.
a b o rt stories, p ic tu re s q u e perso nal
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enlarged and that the burden of a f o r e r o t h w e n e o d il h js v m
The best laxative.
p o in t - o f - v ie w d rs t tip tu rn o f th e
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conducting
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t o r y o f th e w o n d e tla n d o f t h e
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them women of sufficient tact and f r o m th e d is t ille d ju ic e o f f h e p la n t .
f o r y e a r ’s subsi tip tto n . ’ I h e b o o k ,
I n th e p e s t Ml y e a r s th e p ric e o f
experience to conduct themselves
" R o a d o f a T h o u s a n d W o n d e r s .”
w r it e fo r n n r con fx fe n tia l le t te r b e fo r« np-
o il o f . w o r m w o o d h a s a d v a n c e d fr -o n
with
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They enter the world of society c on o u e n t t o o s f ix t h d e o lla
fo u r c o lo rs — w i ll bi included—
w id e s p re a d nse o f t,
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do it, i t need» help .
when the average girl student is s ln th e It Is n o t a n t ic ip a t e d t h a t th«
free .
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