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X X IV
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ÎO IS
O F F IC IA L D IR EC TO R Y.
W a r n»ai»a tha Ttaasa.
A t that m oment soma one came stamp
M r*. Xrwhnm e When my husband
asked me what I would like for my ing through the outer office. The door
U . 8. Senator»— D r . H a iry Lao«, of birthday. I told him to get me some wae Jerked open, and the manager of the
fair, red-faced and puffing, stood before
Portland and Geo. K Chamberlain of sofa pili<iw>
them.
Mrs.
Friend—Well,
my
dear?
Salem .
"Ready?" he asked, w ith businesslike
Mr« Xcwhouse—The foolish fellow
Oongreaamau, F irs t Diatriet— W illi* went and bought only a dosen.—Town directness.
The g irl rose, a trifle pale, and thrqat
Topic«.
0 . Hawley, <4 Salem.
her arm through the young m an’s.
G vernor—Oswald West, Salem.
Her V a la e k r Dap, >
Secretary of State—Ben. W. Olcutt Sa
M r. Styles- Did you call oo Mrs
Boreiinj, Friday?
lem.
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Mrs. Styles Yea; unlucky day, you
tate T.eaaarer—Thoa. B. Kay, of Sa
know.
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lem.
"W hy, was aba out?"
8 u p t Public Instruction—L . A . Ald
"No; «ha was in ." -Y o n k e rs States-
erman, Salem.
man.
:
S V S T S ABO O IW f B K » u r V IC B B e
State Printer— W illis Donlway, Salem.
H e r C rIM a to w .
Attorney General— A. M. Crawford,
“WbaJ would you do I f you oould
w
W ard en -W m . L. F in - ploy the piano aa.goud as
iSV, Saleflu
n iT -
• y°uwg lady of the housemaid.
"ShdVc a n ’ 01» w o u ld n ’t g e t d fs c o u r-
State Health Officer—D r. Calvin 8.
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* “ • Oi’d k * f ~ roight on
W hite, Salem.
larnin till (U could play it dacently,”
Salem.
was the r e p * .—Chicago Daily N e w /
Clerk State I-and Board—G. O. Brown,
Malem.
Ja»wt Senator for Coua und C u rry— I
1. 8. Smith.
I
Joint Representative for Cooa and J
Curry—8, P. Peirce.
t
Jadge, Id Judicial Diatriet—J. W. r
Hamilton, Roeuburg.
i t
Prosecuting Attorney for C u rry ‘
Co.— W . H . Meredith, WedJerburu.
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V . 8 . C om m laaioneik— H
hem h l. red „ ;be u7 r £ y p a ^ g e .
professional to bold water and scalding pain In passine
f the crowd. «. or bad effects following
of liquor*
Iciane stru g -1 »Ineorboer, and overcome« that unnleaaani
Mendelssohn , “•« •» ity of being compelled to go often
rest event of
da/¿ .* n d <»', “P many times !
lag, 600 feet or¿ ' d í í V ; ¿ 2 t „t
¡md tbe ostra-
» « •» -
3 a
? ^ S S 3 2 f f , £ ~
, I J
d7 * U cur" °< ,h» moat d “ J d n g c I X
twled. Thue If yo» need a medicino yo» «hould S e ^ ü
igh the lane bast. Sold by druggist» Ir 60c. and t i 7 . ^ ,
came Anally
You may have a sample bottle of this
olemst-faced wonderful
discovery
«M F -
bent
and a book that tellaWflRanCjW aWSlUfr
ft
rfully, as he
Wood, Gold *
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Coenty Ooinmiesinners— D . Colegrove, g
Gold Beach; Geo Chenoweth, Langlois. I si
Sheriff—C. H . Hailey, Gold Beach.
al
County Clerk—Joh u B. Staunaid, >"
Gold Beach. .
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County Treasurer— Frank Caughell
Wedderhurn
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Assessor—Wot. TUman, H arb o r? .
lev
School Bupt.— Geo. W . Smith. Gold cl
Beach.
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S u rve yo r-J . Caughell Jr„ Gold Beach,
MIBTTMOB
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t u b covbtu ,
W|
C irc u it Court meets Fourth Monday ir
August of each year.
County Commlwlonera Court meets
first Wtxlnesday lu January, A pril,
Ju ly and September of each yeni
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1,01
«M * Monday in
tout oppicob
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Ames Johushn tre
Dea m a rk ...
.. ■. J. S. Captw. ant
leanglols ..
. . . E. B. T h rift ant
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Have you ever
seen a Sunset?
A beautifully i l 'u s t r s i e d
m onthly magazine of <hu wide
awake W v tt w ith fa»:mating
short stor.es, pit t u t - .-,11? parronal
point-of vie;-,- dc«cr'|Wi- n of ths
interesting devclbpmeot o f the
W est, and the romance ar. i his
tory of the wonderland of -he
eatth.
Ask your ks al newsdealer
for current issue or send $1 50
fpryoar's suhsenprion. ‘111s book,
''R oad of a ’T h o u tic J W onder».”
— 120 beautiful W asiérn viete» in
four colors— w ill b- included—
free.
rnonn s vitn iN O
Ssa rsaw« is t«
o ttro s m a
THE
8 K W IN O
M A O H IN ffi
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D U A L IT Y . ’
W A R R A N T E D FO R A L L T I M I .
If y o s pnrehaer Ih.- N S W H O M R you witt
b a rs a Ilfs i
1 a t Hut price ytei m s . — t irtfl
• o t have Bn
chain <>f rt'paiok
» ¿ ri
d ip e s i
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(O Kuy.
I f yon w a n t a sewing maehlnai w rite M
M r la U e t ratalngn« befbrw yoa purehaao.
lb N m Hem S m ; Iute Ci., Ori«i, I »
T R E S P A S S NOTICE.
R eties is hereby given th a t all par
tite are warned not to enter upon 01
trespass In any way upon the premis
es • ( the undersigned near Mussel
ereek, Oregon.
Anyone so trespassing without pal
consent w ill be prosecuted to the full
• le n t of the law .
T. I * C a re r,
A. B .C wtsj .
Urt.
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“Don’t look down." be cautioned.
’1 a in ’t acalrt, Jim .” she replied,1
bravely, although he felt her trembling. I
PreeenGy they were aware the bal-i
loon wee stationary. The clergyman i
opened a book and began the ceremony. I
fbe service droned on, the man ea-1
aayed one look over the side o f tbe cor, I
but those upturned faces far below gave I
I him a queer sensation, and drawing the
g irl yet eloeer to him. he fixed bln eyea1
on the clergyman's face.
A moment later there was a alight!
afcock. He was aware of a feeling of
gf dd Inesa; he heard a cry of horror from
the crowd far below. The ceremony
stopped short. Indeed, tbe clergyman
dropped tbe book from bis nerveless
hands. The girl clung unsteadily to the'
elds of the car, while tbe two m en’
elutchlag the ropes, peered over the
tide.
W het they saw struck terror to their
hearts. The crowds, tbe fair grounds,
the whole earth, was falling away from
them with sickening rapidity. Many
feet below them the broken end of the'
treacherous rope swayed and dangled In
the breese.
,
"W e’ve broke loose!” gasped Jim, In
tones of horror.
The three, white-faced and trembling,
stood staring at one another, stunned by
the suddenness of It all n was the g irl
who recovered her wits flrsL
"W e—we—can't help tt, ” she faltered ,'
“but anyway. w ,'l| fc« married."
It was ludeed a strange wedding. The
clergyman clung to one side of tbe car?
which swayed and rocke t dangerously,;
and (be contracting parties grasped the
other side. But somehow the service
was hustled through, and Just as tbe
balloon was lost to sight In the cloud
bank, the two were pronounced man and
wife.
For nearly an hour they floated along
above the clouds. Then the great ball
above them begun to shrivel somewhat,
and they sank gently. At suaset they
were quite near the earth, traveling as
C h in e s e A r e H u m a n s !
The Important discovery that the Chi
nese are human belaga haa Just been
thade It didn't take the captains of
Industry long to And tt out when the
Chinese b.gan to boycott Amerlcoa-
m nde goods. Great Is buelnsaal
i
Swh¿ntoíi?Ñ. Y.
H a 101
IS A WONDER
Nt u Wr kw, «
w um .
New and Attractive
Dress Goods at I
Prices
c v rT Ä --
1 STEVENS ARMS
4 TOOL COMPANY
MCKENZIE Ä POOLE
’Things to eat and,’ wear”
A C R U T
recor.1
cuirs, ^n«
<ju «i»e<l io ni«die .» hígfoiy, prove
nooti s S&ra.ipui'il a ¡>< hmmcb m erit ’in
xuuwir to any of lier
t Î
XrtttagSS.
fvr F ifty remita.
J U A .v-t.tv í-d U d. r o M U ,ft CRF».. RinknA w
‘ »-ufo, s u ,
-H e .ii A iio T u r .
ty, and the clergyman followed, h U 1
method o f embarkation detracting I
somewhat from b it dignity. The rope!
was unreeled from the big windlass, and
aa the balloon crept slowly upward, th e 1
cheers o f the crowd redoubled. The
young man slipped an arm about the
the northwest Fields and village* flew
past beneath them.—and always they
sank lower as the hot a ir In the balloon
gradually cooled
Presently they were brushing the tree
tops. which tilted the car sharply and
threatened momentarily to spill them
to earth. The clergyman, poking be
neath the seat* on either side of the ear
emerged triumphantly with a grapple
anchor end a coll of light rope. Breath
lessly be cast the anchor over the side.
I For a time tt swung to and fro like a
I huge pendulum, then caught fast In the
branches of an elm near a big, white
farmhouse. The rope pulled taut; the
car Jerked and tilted and swayed; then
tbe balloon sank gently Into the
branches of a huge apple tree, and tbe
perilous voyage was at an end. ?*
From their perch in tbe apple tree
they saw men running toward* them
with ladders, and three women follow
ing sturdily In the wake of tbe men In a
few minutes the unwilling voyagers
were standing on solid earth again, an
swering as best they oould the many
questions of the chattering group about
them.
"May I ask where we are?" the cler
gyman ventured, when the curiosity of
their rescuers bed been somewhat ap
peased.
"You’re In Clinton Mills, In the north
ern part of Ridgeway county," one of
the men replied.
The bride took a step forwaro
"There ain ’t a Sereny Hawkins round
here, la there?" she asked, eagerly.
"Tea. dearie." saM one of the women ' ,
"Sereny Hawkins’ place is about n m ile
beyond here."
,
The bride pressed her husband’s an a I
and turned to him n glowing face
“Oh. Jim.” she whispered. " It’s turned
out a beautiful «reddin' Journey, after
•B -”— N. O. Tlmes-Democrat
IÍA C A 2 I3 X
4 4 GAUGE SHOTGUN
P ^ o r ^ n ib S S
caught the
County J -H lg e -W . A
Beaeh.
GOODS
For 'Partridge, Wood-
rock. Squirrel or Rabbit
Shooting the
ager moving 1 tack> k l d S ^ ’ lv é ^ Ì È d ' ^ n d t i e - Ì n í í
T . Stew art «
oot'MTv ornoiK H .
S U rS E T
ah > •<
» hours; *
• -t or S- -
S i..— cite.
■ta’by condl-
,i f the kid-
„ , _ ,
4 It staine
y ° ur Unen It 1»
***r*I 1 i Í b i J i H evidence of kld-
J U It/ « fZ L M
n«y trouble : too
/■ I X j G ,r«quer.t desire to
, pesa It or pain in
.
j
back Is also
s s s a s K t “* * *
There le eomfort ^teBffipow ledge ee
bits of cloud w iA \ í c ^ é k' £ e< r nr'edy * * * « £ £
Port Orfonl.
M u n v oocnvv
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Always Semeiafesr the Fail We
1 ^ a s a tlv e » B| F g fois
?3 0 n i n h
n w ii
L. i f
« ■ i i i n . i . j i L > -ju
Cures & C eH in One D ay, Grip ¿a Tv;
Look the line over and you
Will find what yon want at
an attractive price.
j on Sex. 25c.
/v ll n e c e ssa ry o p e ra tio n s in
w ritin g , billing o r statistical w o r k
a r e a c c o m p lish e d fro m th e k e y
b o a r d of th e light ru n n in g , e a s y
a d i o n M o d e l 1 0 ( V is ib le )
Gaa> O w e n C a r r ie s
RIU>ia C<almllcd from Keyboard
Vanahle ami Uni,anal L m Spaca»
Parfart D us Gaard
Bask Spaca Le««v
Carnage Rrtarder
Isqwovsd Margiaal S to p
E n sp— ». SpaadwalEaar Davkad
These v e feature* which make the
Smith Premier the choice of the
DOCTORS
N o th in g has ever equalled i t
N o th in g c a n ever surpass It
•ay cwMnmrfton can be
c u ra i N ature nlooe won't
do it. It needs help.
Dr. King’s
New Discovery
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IR q au »1 i«y’> >-v. a«n4
.-<o«h
;.k tores « . i d an |M f p £ O |.« T t
"E.á '•T’jrt en p w a aUBr,. V , Ji»«
SWIFT & CO.,
P t i o t U ¿ ^'.rym e-ar
J^p. V.b “ qlaat ®Bc»,W»sh»e,-‘*n.
C U I FT A CO F»Hat»e?wa
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For A ll Throat and
Lung Trouble*,
beak W It (tela.
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