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O F F IC U L DIBBCTtJRY
Baby. woadsr-eyed and wee.
state a « o
»terkicT o m e n a a :
Lying. SO your meet er a knee
t
As ibe evening sbn.' ws fe ll.
As the h u m ln a -b ti-'li^ cell,
L ls i'n ln g to your ir .u ,.e . vrsoa.
T h a t old, world-old. t y - le tons.
In the ysars to some k e y 'll seem
1.1 ke the meas'ry of * d ie a a ;
M o tk e r sloglng "by- r. by."
And your f a t t e r
»l-g nigh.
And the casement oi e ic d wkfb
To tha sky where high uoih rids
T h e pa!e moon th a t yeeiera'en
You did cry to hold between
Y e a r wee hands Dear, you'll Meal*
A a a dream the eight and a ll.
'J. 8. Senators—D r. Harry Lane, of
Portland sud Geo. K. Cham berlain o f
Salem .
’ongretwntan. First District—Willis
O. Hawley, of Salem.
(Ivor n o r— Oswald Weat, Salem .
Secretary of Stale—fien. W. OleuIt Sa­
lem .
State T.easurer—Thon. B. Kay, of Sa­
lem. .
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S u p t Public Instruction—L. A . A ld ­
erman, Salem.
You’ll recall, dear, how yea la y
l a ker a rm s a t cloee v f day.
And the rocktna io and «res
And the tun efu l by-e-lo.
Just ak I who look on you.
Just as I who hear you coo.
D o lem eial-er kew I laid
la my u to tl.tr a arm s, and preyed
A t her k<tea when a lt-k i came down
O ver h ill and mead and id w a :
H a w my fa th e r ta il a .d airong
H eld n.e; bow 1 hoard the soap.
T h a i asms sung—now jo a 'ie as.aep.
Ood la Heaven. w atch sad kaap
T h ia ou r baay- to had f r o -
l a tba land of P y-o-le.
- J M Lewis. Ir. Houaton Post.
State Printer— W illis Dun t w ay, Salem.
Attorney G eneral— A. M. Urawfnrrl,
Stale Game W arden— W in. L. F in ­
ley, Salem.
State Health O lfloer— D r . C a lv in 8.
W h ile , Salem.
Clerk State 1 nu«l Board— G. U . Brown,
Salem.
Joint Senator for Coos and C u rry -
I. 8. Smith.
Joint Representative for Cooa and
L A N D R Y ’S
LETTER *
C u rry— 8. P . Peirce.
A K e y for Every Character.
Judge, ad Judicial D istrict—J. W._
Hamilton, Roseburg.
Pruaecuting Attorney, for Curry
Co,—W. H. Meredith, Wedderburn.
Port Orford.
(O n a r n g to .U W . b j UaUy S to ry P ub. 0 » |
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cotSTT orriosss.
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County J u d g e -W . A. Wood, Gold
- Beach.
County Commissioner*—D. Oulegrove,
Gold Reach; GooChepoweth, L anglois.
Sheriff—C. H . Bailey, Gold Beach.
County Clerk—Job a B . B unnnrd,
Gold Beach.
County Treasnrer—Frank Caughell
Wadderburn
Assessor— Wm. Tai man, Harbor.
School Bupt.— Geo. W. Sm ith, Gold
Bench.
.Surveyor— J. Caughell Jr., Gold Beach
MXXTINUB OP T « S COUBTB.
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F B L T horribly sorry tor Katherine
when Landry died It mutt have
been an awful blow, for aha loomed to
lone every bit of her spirit sad want
about pale and listless for months.
Toq see, Landry was a fins fellow,
an unumal fallow. I don't believe
there was a selfish fiber in the man's
whole make-up. He was caa-o Hally
big-hearted and lovable. Hotnoly la
feature to positive uglinoas, be was
still attractive In appearance He was
famous In a small way as tha author
of certain delicate love Sketches, very
tender and dainty In sentiment, and eo
unlike him as to eeetn Inconsistent
w ith what wo know of his character.
A right Jolly good fellow, with plenty
of Sense and a shearful lot of braise
I
tightening a l'a ty heartstrlnga, and •
ru th or tenderaeas swept over me-
"Lonely, old girl?" I asked softly.
“Oh. eo looaly, I'rtd d y — eo lonely—
you can’t know.” and she draw my
hand up lo har ace and leaned ha«
Up* upon I t
"Poor h e ir t." 1 arid, and I bant and
laid a gentle M a >n her forehead. She
turned bar pale, luminous face up l-
ma, wistfully, l l . e a child, »nd
kissed her warm, red mouth. Than w
heart began thumping Il i a a hydraui
ram and my heads trembled simna
ly. 1 tried to steady them. She won k
be so angry If aha thought th a t i :
dared. I bad kissed Katherine a a ir
berless times. aa a man may U a 1.
sister, lovingly, tenderly, but ato
lutely without a thrill. They b
never been Ilka this. I was a* a It
I bad never dreamed of Katherine i
espt as my dear old friend— my in«
hood ehum. and as for her—a y h»
sens, for I knew she had bena ut I
devoted to old Laadsp and mom a
pass.onately tor him. A t least
thought so U she knew what I wa
thinking she would hate a s —loathe
me, forever. I f she knew— ah, If she
knew. 8ha aat there dreaming, her
eyes, as I thought, on memory's « '•-
tant mountain peaks; her dear, ws
brown eyee that 1 loved.
She turaed to me with a little lent
“It's to nice to be loved a llttu
the M id. as the nestled against
coat, as If aha belonged there. I four
«rrth myeeH a moaeeoL » • B‘ .
have (alt my heart beating. I we
horribly ashamed. Than I sudden
lost my self-control, and stooping i
ward her, 1 took bar la m y arms and
kissed her passionately.'many. mat.
tlmea. passionately, eatgerly, to I had
never kissed anyone la my Ufa—as I
bad never wanted to kiss anyone be­
fore. A fter a time I lifted my hen-'
end waited -for th e ehorm. 1 knew 1
must earns. I felt like a whipped on
though every pules la my body
throbbed w ith delight and Jag W h at­
ever came, I knew now. I wan blind
no longer. They talk af love halag
blind. I say It's tha other way ahamt)
Circuit Court meets Fourth Monday in
August of each year.
County C om m ission«» Oourt m asts
firs t Wednesday la January, April, worships«» har. though ha was vary
Ju ly *»d September of each yeai. . guiot about I t I fait a mild to rt of
Probata Court meets » re t M onday iu
each mouth
ccssy coubtv ro ar « m e t « asd tost
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Gold Boacb.,
Wedderburn
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Agiieae..........
P o rt O rfo rd .,
Denm ark,
Langlois
Eckley...
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,J. A. Hainea
N o tte « fo r P u b lic a t io n
iada K a ra K id n e y T to u b H
and D on ’t K n o w It.
Mow To H k i
Fill a bottle or comme
tier and let It sismi l<
rn fi
IU A V
A //-T7S hnhesilhy condi-
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i you« Hnen It Is
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1 evidence of kld-
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, lX fwy troublo: too
"Tl V y L /y r T o ' A irequent desire to
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p a » II cr pain In
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the back Is also
eonvlnc.'.-ig prool lhal the kidneys and blad­
jf" -if
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der are nut of order.
W h e t to H e .
There is coinfurt In tba knowledge SO
often exp.-cued, that D r. Kilm er's Swsmp-
Root, the greet k.unejt remedy fuKHIi every
wish in curing rheumatiem, pein in (he
keek, kldneyr, liver, t ladder and every part
of tha urinary passage. Il corrects hwbtlttv
to hold water and scalding pels In pasting
It. or bad effecie following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
durtnr 'he day. end 10 get up many timee
d»r,..g the nlghi. The mild end the extrt-
ordinery effect 01 Swamp-Root Is soon
realirac
It stands the highest,¥or its wen-
darful cures ol the nioki a,ctreseing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
bast. Sold by druggists !r 50c. ar.d $!. hires.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful
discovery
end a book that i e I
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more about It. bcih sent M & X kii& h K V /r.'jf
sbeolutely free by mall,
Address D r. Kilmer A B » . « t o a n k i
Co., Binghamton. N. Y . Whan writing men-
«00 ramfing thia genaroua odfar la tU a papas.
Have you ever
seen a Sunset?
A beautifully iltn v rr T T e d
m onthly m acanne of the wide­
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short xforicx, picturesque personal
pom t-of-view description of tha
interesting development of the
W est, and the romance and his­
tory of the wonderland <4 the
earth.
Ask fo u r local aewidealer
for current issue or eend $1 50
for yeaFs subscription. 1 he book,
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— 120 beautilul Western v.ews hi
four color»—w ill be included—
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rM .a p k -
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and keep bi« stick- in »igoiloui
health for .week«
p-ner-
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Poultry M.-dicine
I f yunrs d ies
not, «end 25 cents fu r a »ainble
can to the m snutacturhp Tba
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getting oo «»a. th e y aro looktagm
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A few months before Landry’s death
K it semed to change soma way. She
took to mooning about for all the
world like a disappointed lover. Lan­
dry, too. went Into the dumps. Ha
grew thin and pale and more Im per­
sonal tlian ever He was very tender
with K a th » rlnc, and so I knew that II
waa no lover's quarrel that waa wear­
ing on them. She soft of clang to him
as though aha felt him slipping from
bdr. and I've some'Jswu thought since
that she must have bad'S premonition
of what was coming.'" ,
.
One morning, on my way home from
M in in g Application No. 00694.
U n ited States L an d Oftlce, Rose-
burft; Oregon, M arch » 8 ,1»U.
Notice is hereby g iven th a t W . 0 .
Corbin, whose poatoffleo address la
Pori Orford, C u rry County, Oregon,
and W alter Siuclah whose postofllce
address is C o qu ille, Oooe Com ity. O r­
egon, have filed th e ir application for a
jo is t p ate n t fo r the follow ing describ­ an all-night vigil. "M Damon loat bis
ed m irin g ground, situate In the Sixea head and I came a pretty cropper. It
wasn’t far from home, as luck would
m ii-in g oietrict (Unorganised) in Cur
ry County, State of Oregon, T o-ytt: have It, and I mana*ed to get to the
The South W ort 1 o f the North F as t I , house. I waa pratty much uaad up.
taking my weariness and (be ehaktng-
The Sooth East I of the North West J,
up together and my knees shook aa If
and the North E ast 1 ot. he South Weat I'd been officiating a t m y first opera­
I o f the North W est J, all in Section tion Afterward, whan K it came Iff Vr
E ig h t, Township T hirty-Tw o, South of see me, I tried to laugh It off. and 1
Mange Fourteen W est of the W ilia m - 1 jollied her op
ette M erid ian , In said C a rry C o m ity ,1 “ Landry 'll be good and jealous If
and containing Ninety acres of land. ‘ you don’t watch out,' 1 told her. “ t
T he nd joining m in ing claim is th a t of * believe you're In love with me, old
g irl." Her faee Hamad a sudden crim ­
Newton C. Diveibias on the South
son over Its old pallor, and she looked
T h e land applied fo r la under the. at me sharply
Than 1 caught her
names of. The Hudron Placer m in in g ' b u d and puikd her down to me. I
claim s, The W . O. Corbin c la im , The ' tossed her. as I always had. and for a
A . A Black cla im , T h e T h a i Green moment she laid her face against my
cheek.
claim , a ll placer, g o lilieartn jr ground.
" W h a t I t you'd been k ille d F she
T h e Hurteon M in in g Cl lima ware re-
'"What if
you'd been
|pc»L-<i lo comply with theajjh. iviaions whispered.
killed F • '
ol ih e Governm ent survey.
“ You'd still have l^ a d ry ," I retort­
A ll o f suiil claims are reoordol in tie,
ed. and K it slapped ma. It wasn't the
office of the County C lerk of Curry first time by ally means, far yow see
O iu n ty , Oregon, and also all t r a n - k p , we'd Men boy and girL together. I
couldn't help seeing that her eyee
from the original claimants.
looked funny. A new exp ression . I'd
A n y and all persons claim ing advers- never' seen there baforo- and I won-
ly any portion of the above <R«aeril«d dered.
I t was ebortly after that poor Landry
ground or m ining claims, are required
to filo th eir adverse cla im s tvltfa the came down with typhoid. It waa a hard
R e g ia te rv f tlie United Htatt-s Land O f­ ease' from the M a rt Sometimes It gets a
grip on a man and an M. D. can bee
fice pt Roseburg, In tha State o f Ore­
that there's no hope whatever Thank
gon, d u rin g the sixty days p c r ic l ol goodness, ws were all th e n with him.
puhlieattoo hereof, o r they w ilt fcg bar-' He wasn't alone, as he had been the
red by virtue of the provisions o f the greater part of hie life—etnc* he'I
been a little chap. In fact. He wasn't
statute.
lonely. Bomattakea It snemed to me
B. F . /O N E S , Register.
that he was happier than I had ever
seen him. I felt that he Waa glad to
go. and I couldn't understand IL U
broke ns all up. every one at ua. tor
wa loved tha poor fallow.
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W anted INVENTORS DOC T Ò 'R S All Kindt ni Kirnu ned
Saddffiry j
-to write fiw nur .» Lienttsl letter befere ap-
M y lifi F - M * u 01 : !l " • * * • w w th aoe«y
We »eotoptly qb u y i lîT fia n d g M a u p i
rf j
envy. for I had never plumbed tha
depths of love myself. I ’d bad my
little affairs, but 1 always hqted my­
self during their progress, because I
couldn't- really tael—I was only amnaed
and entertained, never touche«. M y
friendship w ith K it waa the one real
sentiment of my Ufa. lo r we had been
like brother and sletar to r tan year*
fait a bit dosm rnyeelf Tblngs werwa’t
golag very ««11, and 1 begaa la ihlak
thaï I w \s no*, flited for a profceslon-
al lifo aftar ail
i M t too aorry for
Anything not in stock, will my
patienta I eonldn't glve a jadlrtal.
im per» nal aympathy. aa a phyairiaa
be ple»sed tc order
m nit to be among tba nuika «f the
encccMful
Every fioalh tbat came
RepAiBiNK M« a tl t » D ome nndev
my noiF-v-worted oa my m M g
to sucb a degree tbat tt aaduod ma la
K andon.
<> r o g p o n
I looked la har ey*s ineredaMaaly.
“K it, why hi the asms of ooms»
sense didn’t you t«U m af"
'T a ll you! Fraddy. how eanld
I wasn't sure you—you- care«, at
som ulim st I wae Sure you di«a't. .
was only because Landry waa eo r
live that 1 dared to bdpe. I eoukK
wait la sllenca, and since ’
dry died It bae bees SO loaa:>
drearily lonely ”
.
“Poor old glrK" I said la har bu
“poor darling old g ir t “
"You ve lost a whole year.“ *
cried, “a whole year."
"Then you ksrw a year a a a F
“ Yas; I t ’« fu u n j, Freddy, »or
couldn't Im agine why no man
moved me the least
b it
Landry told me he cared, I trie
thiek I loved b'm. but he «gbl t!
that I didn't, and afierwnrd, he 1 -
I t ' was you. He watched my eyei
said, when you wrrp about, and >
be told rue that, I wee as gstool-i.
as you were wbeu 1 told you.
"When your h--r»e threw you Ih
time, then I knew beyond a « o u t '-•(•
I
au llertd
ego pie» th m a ln g
hr,
m igh t have happened
You wer»
ghastly th a t I waa horribly, trig b ter
I fa it sure that you « e ra n t laeai
m aimed lo r lif e "
And then, she brought me tba letter
— Landry's letter, that was no« to ba
delivered until I nad i.iuad my own
Oh. that letter
If I had jnt» Men It
when Landry died KH »««lid not have
grown pale waiting far what waa al­
ways oera
"You confounded blind old bat," ha
wrote, "what In the name of all that's
holy, dc you stay «round bare t o ' ' 11
I wa* (ueb xa egregrioua docl.vy <u
yow a rt I ’d go off m d lie but I ve <>«
to t>* the on» instead—aud I've got
•ye* to sea. H m M ' s «ver the way In
tide vale i t 'ears.
"W ell, you niu»t know eon.« time It
«rill come lo you all at once, a* th i
knowledge of II came to ma— then old
boy, I wouldn't mind, being In y«-v»
boots
I ’d give uiy life h r th a t «me
hour as happily «nd frw ly ae I'd to»«
a copper to a gtaaanlnny. It can't be
—on 1 give yon my blessing and what
little I can tu.d to ,'ovr fulu ro —though,
of eoqPta. you know. I mean Ban—
and that It the furtnn« that 2 haven’t
be»n able to squander with all a>y idle
wortblesncaa. Makg her happy with
have a hand In her comfort after alL
"Toa weren't cut out tor a ptH-
doper, old man. Drop It Well, so
long. T a k e kaer o f yeraalf.’ ao« ba
good io her to moka op tor gnau
cuaaed atnptdl'y. Laadry.**
Th» asm» irar»« ap nt aa *a Ma
well-known w ilting, and taodaaly, aa
overpowering sense of Ma aaaraaaa
master' d m o K it reached oat a trem­
bling hand
I fall a ahndder ffa aver