The Medford mail., June 29, 1900, Page 4, Image 4

THE llEDFORD MAIL
Published Evorv Friday Morning.
A. S. BLITON.
Mkdford, Friday, June 20, 1900.
WIN WAS BOftN TO HUSTLE.
. v '" He ts or few days: but quite a plenty,
SUBSCRIPTION $i.go PER 'YEAR
1 ; i
Baterad In the poatofhoa at Modford, Oregon
f r as Seoond-oiasB Mall Matter.
-!' NEWS OP THE STATE.
.tWll-WS-li.' :. ' " . ' -
A band of 422 cayuses was shipped to
the Linton nbattoll last week from the
Warm Springs reservation. '
'Acoprdlaif to riie Guard, there will
je' more residences built In Eueene the
comtplf'sunimei' than In any season for
the past six or sercn yea -a. . ..
une- nuodrert head or -horses were
driven from Grant- County ranees to
Heppner for shipment v to Minnesota
last week..! The prioa was $7 to 19 per
head, ana 1000 will be secured for the
came market if possible. .
The savings bank system that was
Inaugurated in the Salem public schools
six months -ago.' has resulted In .the
savlni of M021 U by the children of
this cHvi Tlie total amount deposited
was $1172 05, but $15001 was withdrawn.
The state board of Barber Commis
sioners has set dates for the examina
tion of applicants for licenses as follows:
Albany, July 10; Eugene and Grants
Pass; July IT; Ashland, July 18; Rose-
bore. --July 20.:- There are 65 applica
tions now on file. .
, Artesian ' wells promise to become
general in Lake County: The move
ment ba been agitated for several
Tears, and now that a farmer found a
good flow of water at a depth of 60 feet,
borine will commence in almost every
section of the county.
.'Adolphi.Priok, the notorious stage
robber who was recently released from
the Oregon penitentiary, for the past
week lias been making his headquarters
at Lakeviev, and seems to be looking
for more worlds to conquer. Prick has
be!? jniled twice since his arrival in
takeview. .-.f. ,,. . . ,;
Two women were-sitting up with a
eick neigh'borneaf Rweet Home, a few
nights ago. Theydlsagreed about send
ing tor 'a doctor and -had a fist fight, -in
whicf the elder woman, about 60 years
old, was knocked down and one of her
Tibs was broken . Then a doctor was
Bent' for to attend her.
Mutton and stock-sheen buyers con
tinue to-arrive in Lake County, and are
buying every sheep that can be nur
chnsed".'1' The prlfcPB are very good, but
not many sheep are for sale; Most
owirers'wfsh to keep their flocks intact
for another year. TJiinn & Flannagan,
Ran-Francisco bnvers, want to buy
12.000 head of Lake County ewes, but
sheepmen say they cannot get half that
number.
i One "hundred and fifty thousand bu
sbels of wheat were sold at Pendleton
EaturdVv on the basis of fifty cents for
Hp. 1, Club. In the county no less than
200.000. perhaps 250.000 bushels were
old. ,thba9is price being the same, in
all towns. A few of the sales were
really nn a 63,-cent basis, some lots .go
ing at 60 cents net,- with three cents
warehouse .an.d.j, insurance charges
trainstitt paid by the haver.
A Life and Death Fight.
" MrTW.' A. rHnes, Of Manchester, la.,
writing of his almost miraculnns'escape
f roraideatb1 says: -"'Exposure after meas
les induced serious lung trouble, whioh
ended tn consumption. I bad frequent
hemorrhages and coughed night and
day. AlLrnv-doctors said I must soon
die. TtaenLbegao to map Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, which
.completely cured me. I wmld not he
wttWoatlt eVeri 4f It cost 15 a 'bottle.
.Hndtfrfeda'Have used 'it on ' my 'recom-'
rnerfdatlon and all say it never falls to
cure throat.'chbst and 'lung troubles."'
EeguTar size 50c and $1. Trial bottles
; retg affljMtiyhgs drug. store. . ;
" Tbe' exchange of old bond under the
' recent' 'aoi of congress 'for new bonds
bsarmjj(''twO per oent interest has pass-.
.d e; ,uOO;0O0 mark, and so far'
. kaa , resulted in a net profit to the gov-'
i H-mimt of approximately $8,000,000.
The ' pwtbffloe at Keswick is to be
abolished .Ttilv 1 and mail sent fcn Tnv.
lor. .a mllA and m. half rliafjinfc
-, I . ym a, i-Ua a1j, , it ,
. -J ,nj ... uuu UU1DB, U.ILU1UB 1 1 BI1IHM.
' to, Joseph Mominioi, swallowed a quan-
Ul uwi UVUU MIU U10U BUOTMy
''afterward. ; He was 81 years of age and
, no pause for his aotlon is known. .. " -
The Mountaineer quartz , mine at
Grans Valleyi was 'shut down Monday,
40 employes being laid off. No cause
for the shutdown is given.- ' The mine
is owned by Ban Jose people.
Philip Sprotzenbach, a farmer living
near' Canal Dover, O., set a trap with a
heavily loaded shotgun- .to catoh '.the
roorjers wuo naa Doeu viMiiinfj nis
chioken house. Next morning the body
of Elmer tEckert, aged 80 years,' was
' found at the ooop with his head blown
off.' '--- .',;-.; , .;
'The DeOonrsey building 'a ten-story
Btrnotnre,! 'New York occupied by several-
retail firms, was damaged with its
contents to the extent of $110,000 by
fire. .' -M -., !'.
- - Thore is ' trouble in Chicago over the
census.' "The returns show a population
of but 1,000,000, and population boom
ers ore demanding a recount, olaiming
the olty has a population of 2,000,000.
NEWS OF THE WOULD.
HAPPENINGS ! OF THE PAST FEW
DAYS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
Two Had ruHftr Trala Wrtoki In
Which Maay Live Are I.ost Lovere
riajlit a UhI aad Kill Their Sweet,
ttenrt. , , , -. , f
Three men were killed and eight so
bully burned that they had to be takou
to the hospital as the result of a Bro lu
a cooperage establishment in Brooklyu,'
Ni'Y; " " '' "' "'' ' ' "':
' ' During a row whioh ooonrrod by a
white man making a heavy wiuuiug at
pokor ' from' a nniubar of' Mektcans at
Helvetia camp, Ar.a., a wholesale shootv
lug match started and euded by a doxou,
men being token to the hospital for re-Pif-
" ' - .(,(; -.,'
. ' The ohanoellorof the Japanese lege
tiou, Sugylaina Apira,: was bra tally
murdered at Pekiug, by Chinese soldiers
one day last week. - ' c m - .,
Dri FBderibo ' Srraanria-y-Eohaarreu,
president of Chili, is dead. ' ' '
1 "Aocoading to the plan's laid out by
oongross the navy will build warships'
which will amregate a cost of $100,
ooo,ootxo . ,i: ' fui-".- , . , : ,-. ,.-
Unusually heavy rains have caused
yellow' fever to break out in parts of
Onba where it had been unknown for
years. . -
John H. Butler, ex-jndge of the
Floyd oounty court aud one of the
most promiueut lawyers of Indiana, is
dead at Indianapolis, aged 87 years. He
was a partner of Walter Q. Gresham.
"Blight has reduoed the whoat crop in
the Dnkotas and Minnesota to about
75,000,000 bushels. Lost year's crop
was 800,000,000.
'Fire in one of the priuoipal down
town business blocks of Pittsburg, Pa.,
caused a loss of $330,000, iuvolving
eight buildings containing many office
tenants. The aggregate insurance will
more than cover this amount.
The state treasurer of Keutuoky re
ceutly lost the combination to the safe
and machiuists worked for three days
trying to open it without success. Fin
ally a convict was brought from the
penitentiary and he opened the safe iu
30 minutes. -..-. i. . ,:
- Charles Mefford, 88 yean old, a man
iac of Oedor Rapids, Iowa, Sunday killed
James ; Fitxsinunomv fatally .injured
Joseph Drake, '- seriously injured Mrs.
Jamas Fitasimmons, slightly, injured
another and then ende4 his own lite. . r'
Dr. Lawreuoe-'Finegan, member of
the board of polios and fire commission
ers of San Jose and a veteran of ,the
Civil war, died of heart trouble'
The Yaqnl Indians have started more
trouble and Mexican troops have been
dispatched after them. . '. : :
A cyolone passed over Beaver county,'
Ok., T.,' formerly known as No Man's
Land, Sunday night. Houry Bard well,
Steve Bird and Abe Wrigttmap were
killed, and William Hamburger aud
Pan! Rhodes were fatally injured.'- The
storm swept the I country for 00 miles.
Thousands of cattle were stampeded and
many killed ' and injured. Several
houses were destroyed.
Albert Roberts and Oscar Jeans have
been rival suitors of Miss Jennie Rus-
sel of Bedford, Ind. While Roberta
and Miss Russell were out driving they
met Jeans and a pistol duel ensued be
tween the two men.' Miss ' Russell
leaped from the buggy and rushed be
tween them, bnt they - continued shoot
ing and she was was fatally wounded.
it is alleged, from one of Roberts' shots.
Robests' grabbed the girl in one arm as
she fell, and continued shooting with
the other. Miss Russell'died In a
few' houra 'at her' homo,' 'Roberts re
mained at her bedside, even after death.
He will lose his mind.' ' Jean escaped:.:
Four men lost their lives in' a Cham
pion (Michi) mine explosion 'a few days
ago.. -The dead are:. John Floyd, shift
boss, married; Noah Lark, skip tender.
single; , Herman Loina, . miner; Otto
rarKaia, miner. . yi nve men on tne
250-foot level- near the explosion bat dde
escaped by climbing the afr hose to port
air. Gases and smoke asphyxiated' trie
viotlms.iThecauso:af ithraxploeion is
not known, but was ;probably due Jo
sparks from ft minra plpa.;i J. . i
: The residenoe ; of ; Mrs.; Collier was
burned reoenfly at .Thatcher,-A. T., and,
five stnaU children Were opnsnmed in
the flamesif Mrs. Collier put her chil
dren to bed, and leaving a lamp burn
ing went ' to s house nearby to assist in
some honsework.1 '. When 'the' alarm ' of,
fire was 'given the building was com-,
pletely enveloped in flames, and no one
could save the children.
passenger'' train on- the' Maoon
branch of the Southern railway : ran .in
to a washout one and a half miles north
of MoDonough, Ga,, Sunday night and
was completely wreoked.' The'wreok
caught flre'ftnd the eritire train, with
the xoe'ption'. of the. 'Sleeper' Was de
stroyed. Every person on the 'train ex
copt the occupants of the Pullman car
perished.' Not a' membef Of the train
crew escaped, , Thirty-five people in all
were killed. , i,i ., " '.
A north-bound passenger train on the
Chicago and Northwestern road, loaded
with excursionists bound for the saong
erfest in Green Bay, Wis.,, collided
with a freight train at De'pere. Six per
sons were killed, one is missing aud 84
wereinjured. , . r. , -, " . , ..,,-'
The body of Major Charles M. Sohao
fer, a major in the Fourteoth Minne
sota volunteers during the Spanish war
and until 15 years ago was an omoer in
the regular . army was found ; in
a cemetery at New Prague, Minn., a
bullet wound in his head and a revol
ver beside the body indicating suicide.
There is no known reason fur suicide.
Sohaofor saw considerable service 'in
Indian wars before his retiremont.
tie OhlaeM Sltoaeies.' ) '.
Reftr-Adntiral Kampff at Takn has
oalled for more ships aud men. Rear-
Admiral Homey at Manila has besu in'
struuted to supply all his wauts. This
aotlon of the doptuiwont shows how
seriously tho govornmeut rogitrds the sii
uuttou lu China, as Romay is uow short
of mou.
; LoNDrtV, Juuo 84. The admiralty
has received tho followlug from the
British rear-admiral at Takut .
"Oiiitroo, Juno S8. Ouly ono rnnner
as got through from Tleu-tslu for nve
ilays. No Infnrinattou oould bo obtained
nxcopt that tho foraigu settlement had
boou almost, eutirely destroyed, aud
that onr people were nghtiilv hard.
1 '"News Is received as this' tologram is
dispatched that on attempt' to relieve
Tieu-taiu ou Juuo 88 was repulsed with
some loss, i i 'V ." . -
The telegram also said tr "Tho allied
admirals are working iu porfeut aooord,
with the Russlau vioo-adtniral as settlor
OfrlOer."" t ' im i"- c'-l ! !
Tho 8000 internationals at Tleu-tslu
went hard.pressed and fightiug for their
lives on Thursday, aud a relieving foroe
of loss thau a thousand had been beaten
back to'Taku Friday. Observers on tho
spot think that 1 100,000 men would not
be too' many to 'grasp Ohma'flrmly, v
It was reported from Shanghai last
evening that the allied foroes had blowu
up the Taku forts, and that every avail
able man had been sent to the relief of
Tientsin. It is reported that UOO Chi
nese bodies have boon cremated at Taku
and more thau 4000 Chinese are said to
have been killed at Tion-tstu. " 1
A Ohofoo dispatch to tho Dally Mall
dated yesterday says: "The attack ou
the Tiou-tsin relief foroe was mado by
80,000 Chinese using maohlue guus aud
nioderu Hold, pieces. ; The allies wore
wise lu retreatiug. Forwarding do-
tatohuienU iu this uiaunor is suicidal,
and tho defeats of tho foreigners, oven
thongh in small force, groatly aids the
movement of tho Boxers, which Is gaiu
ing enormously through tho inability of
the foreigners to make headway agaiust
it.
"The guus of tho Chinese around
Tien-tsin are superior to anything the
defending Europeau forco has or is
likely to have for soma time.
"Tho bombardment of Tion-tslu con
tinued Friday. Bouibsheers wore has
tily erected by the foreigu troops, con
structed of wetted piece goods. The
food supply is insufficient and the con
tinued shelliug Is ruportod to be telling
terribly.
'" Among tbose killed of the rollof foroe
Friday was the commander of hor
majesty's ship Barneur. The foreigu
casualties were 300v : .
"Japan is making every effort. Her
troops are now arriving at Taku iu large
numbers. ' The Chinese trojops. lu the
province' of Chl-li include 00,000 auxili
aries who have been drilled by Russian
and German offioera.".
Amertoaaa AnbuNhed.
A detachment of the Fortieth regi
ment,' Captain Thomas Miller command
ing, left Oagayan ds Misamis, Island of
Mindanao, soouting, on Jnne 13. Dur
ing the morning of Jnue 14 tbey en
countered a strongly ambushed and en
trenched force' of the enemy.' The
Americans attempted to oharge, but
ware fustrated by the Filipinos' pit
falls and traps. The advance line, con
sequently, was under a heavy fire in
front and on Its flanks and fell back on
Cayaga. The Americans loss was nine
men killed and two offloers and 11 men
wounded. '""' '
' Reports have reached Manila of trou
ble in the Island of Sainar, whither re
enforoements, a battalion of the Twenty-ninth
rogimout and battery of artil
lery were dispatched.
' W'JL8HIKotok; ' Jane ' 84.' The navy
department today gives out the follow
ing bulletin: '''
"This telegram front Admiral Kampff,
dated Choffoo, June 85, says: i . "
.-' "In ambuscade near Tiou-tsin, on the
31, four of Waller's command killod and
seven wounded. Names will be fam
ished as soon as received. ' ' Foroe of
2000 going to relieve Tien tsin todar. '
k .r, ,,. "Kempff,"
mmifw
Is the tvne of Mia mndern'.waman ai Hr
healthiest and best She Walks with an
easy-'graceJ She UPa picture 'of perfect
womanhood ; fiw the 'sprinKtime ! of life.
But generally the golf club is laid aside
with marriage.' -4, physical languor op-
preaae me j once
athletic girli-, Ex
ercise ..makes ' her
tires easily. Usually
she accepts thiiton
dition as a nAtnral
tiling, but It is un
natural.' ' Vfiage
should add to wom
an's happiness, rath
er than subtract
from it. ' If women
understood how in
timately the general
health is related to '
the local1 health of
tbewomanlyorgans,
tbey would appreci
ate the . fact, that
there is no need to
suffer ' from . weak
ness and backache.
The. use of Doctor
Pierce's' Favorite
Prescription 1 makes
; weak women strong,
sick " women well.
It regulates the'per-
iods, heals Inflam
mation and ulcera
tion., cures . female
weakness; and puts
the body in a condition of sound health,
- Mrs. H. A. Alprook. of Austin, Lonoke Co.,
Ark., wrltei: "Alter five months of great suf
fering with female wenknegs I write for the
benefit of other sufferers from the same ftiTlic-
tlon. X doctornt with our family physician with
out anv arood result?, m inv husband unred rne
to try Dr. Pierce's rneuicined which I did, with
wonderful results. - I am completely cured. X
took four boUIefi of Dr. Pirrce's Favorite Pre
scription, four of his 'Golden Medical -Discovery'
and two vials of ills ' Pleasant Pellets,'
Dr. Pierce's l'luH&tiit i'ollets cure con
stipatiou and its uouguquenccs.
V. :;t'.!"9
iii.' other mineral iiolson
Mini, Kcr.ema, Tetter,
SanA
If yon have an old running sore or an olMtlnate ulcer Uiat refuses to heal, or are
It never fails to make a hulck and permanent cure of these prite. If your system
me necti oi a lotnc, a. o. a, win urcngmen
R. 8 A. cuivtl Mr. II. Bonlen of tUumivltl-, V
ftcsemM ot thtrty-ftvey-t.rt' DUitUng, nftrr th txttX hy.lcUtis)
a lh 'rrouu(itn( country had Utlett ThU wi mvck ywm
fo, And tlw Ua htu ao raturtt or (h tliseM.'.
If yoii are In doubt about your disease,' and will sand us a statement of your case, our phyalciau wilt
give you any Information or advice wanted, for which we make no chsrve.
Book on Blood and Skip Diseases sent to any desiring It. , Address Bwlft apeciflu Co., Atlanta, Oa.
S. S. S. iS THE IDEAL TONIO AMD BLOOD PURIFIER FOR
OLD PEOPLE.
The Mouth Afrlran War.
TjONdon, Juuo SI. The British have
penutnttwl the Traiisvna! territory us
fiu as Mnohadodorp. ' I'liHsoiiKtirs who
arrived yostenlny'at Iioureiixo Marquos
from tho Trausvnal assort that the
heavy artillery was enituKod mid that
Boors abandoned Mauluulodorp, rutir
iuK northward. Presldout Kmi'itor Is
still at Alkuioar.
Biwr bullutins roirardiuK Otwioral Do
wet's operations nloiiK lord Itoborts'
oommuiiicutioiis assort that two con
voys woro enpturod, aud U00 worltmtm
witli SO military, woro tultou prisonurs.
Ianiion, Juuo S3. Tho Transvaal
military iucldoutH uro siimmud up olll
oiully by Lord Koborts iu tho I'ollosvlnn
moitmiKo to tho war otileo:
"PkktiWIa, June 84. Bullor reached
Standiirtou June SS. Ho fuuml 11 koxI
dual of rolling stock. All the Dutch
restduuto hod loft tho towu.
"TI10 British prisoners captured sinoo
1 ui- oocuuitiiu of Protoi'in have boon
tukou to Mauhadoilorp. ,
"Inn Hamilton occupied IloldclborK
Saturday. The onoiny fled, pursueil by
our mounted tnnn six or seven inllos.
Tho previous day Brood wood's cavalry
luul' u skirmish with the onoiny, die
iwraitin them completely and oapturiug
iix. ' Huutor's advanoe brlado reached
Johannesburg toward Holdolborg Juue
as. .... . , .. ....'.'.,
"The enemy attaokod our post ' at
Houi igsprult and before ' re-onforce-hieuU
arrived from Kroonstad they had
bnruetl'.' three oulvert ' Thoso had all
ueou repaired by this aftoruoou.", ..
' ' A dividend of 80 per ' oent has been
declared iif favor' of depositors of the
Union 'Havings bank of oaa Jose, who
sued the shareholders.. There had
previously been paid 19 per oent, mak
ing now a total of 40 per oent.
The- Appetite of a lioat
l envied by all poor dyspeptics whoso
stomach and liver are out of order.
All such should know that Dr. King's
Now Life I'llls. the wonderful stomach
and liver remedy, gives a splendid ap
petite, sound digestion ana a regular
bodily habit that Insures perfect health
and great energy. Only &o at Chas.
Strnng'B drug store.
Clyde Hall and Arthur Brand, boys
of Euroka, wore drowned In the bay
there a few days ago. They were play
ing on a log raft aud fell off.
A new industry has been started at
Bedding for the manufaoturo of bricks.
The kiln has a capacity of 800 brlok a
toy- -''',; . ': - . '
' The Santa Fe railway has instituted
a refrigoraterj car , line between Fresno
ind yisalia to handle more rapidly and
safoly the, heavy fruit crop of that sec
tion.. The greater part of the crop Is
canned or packed in ' Fresno. v
The new Salinas high sohool baa been
completed and turned over to the oi
to the oitv.
1 .'..1:1 '
r. - ,VM UOU, , 1
Of so many great curbs'. etsewb'ero, M
those effected by Hood 's ' Sartapaf Ilia,
did you? It Is America's' greatest fned
iolne and possesses merit -unknown to
auyo.her'preparaiion. It Is a wonder
iful lnvlgoraton , ... '.' i. ,
!- 1 j 1. '- - U
Siok headache is cured by Hood's
Pills. .- 25o.i,s - ' i . . ,
, Real Estate Transfers.
D A Phipps et al to Mrs A R Phlpps, 8-11)
inieresi in lot m, oik ?i, ana tot iu, oik a-.
Modferdi also.220aores, sea- 28, tp 85 s, r
.1 w i : . ..B
Anna B Llndley and husband to Mrs A R.
rnipps, i-iu inierest in an lots ana lanas
as inflows: lot!0. blk 2: lot 10. blk 3.-
. Hodtord ; also a aores, wes 27 and 28,
.tD35s. r 1 w.....
1000
300
140
1000
'- 80
100
80
324
'; 1
2000
, 30
700
1
Nanoy -B Smith and husband to C Vroo-
man, tots i ana s, dik wt uoiu mil
Wallace Baldwin to I.uUs MoUlnnls, lots
19 aruizv, bin a, K H, addition to Ash
land .' j..
NK Johnston and wife to Mrs 0 L Cor-
, win,' low li li, in,. piit,4, aaaitton
W J-Schmldt to 0 8 Brown, lots3fl and 39
niKuiviiu i t., uuibiui,, nnuiuiiu - -
Mary J Coolldie, widow, , to C M Foley,
iowix, hdiihI) dik. if, k aouition io ,
Ashland '. -.
Edward Miller ot al to J (f Miller, lot 1,
,blk, Phoenl !
Jo-hn-Lovesee and wife to P L Andre, 2 '
acres, -Ashland......
A I) Helman and wile td F M Blovlns,
land In Ashland t
O A Prall and wife to W F Ulcry, part of
d 1 c, N0 6S ,
J W Woodun to 0 R Ray, lmprovomonts
-un ininins claims, sees io. 14, ip so s, r
' 8w,i
M M Byboo and wife to V H Ilyboo, 21, W ,
ncros, sec 28, tp 37 s, r 2 w. . , ,
F .1 Carter to Flora Uarler, 160 noros, soo
1, ij, m a, r w ,
" He Fooled the Hurgoons.
All doctors told Rcnlck Hamilton, of
West Jefferson, O., after suffering 18
months Irom rectal fistula, he would
die unless a costly operation was per
formed; but ho cured himself with five
boxes of Bucklon's Arnica Salvo, the
surest pile cure on oarth, nnd tho host
salvo In tho world. 25 oonts a box.
Bold by Chas, Strang, druggist,
Ml! ) rv
1 The majority of penwiw upon reaching middle ago and past
dud their blood becomes weak and thin, and diseases that were
easily controlled lu earlier life beittu to alloct tne coiieiiumoii.
Those predisposed to Scrofula, Cancer, Rheumatism, Oout and other hereditary troubles may escape)
till then, but as tliey age the blood, so long tainted and weakened by accumulated waste matters, is no
longer able to properly nourish tile body, and It becomes an easy mark for disease. At this critical jwrlod
of life the blood must be re-enforced before it can perform its legitimate function mid rid the system of
these poisons, and nothing so surely and effectually does this as & 8. H.
1 3. 8. 8. strengthens aud enriches the blood, improves tho uppetlte, and builds. up the general constitu
tlon. It is not only the best blood purifier, but the best tonic for old people. It warms the tdood, tones up
the nerves, removes all taint from the blood, and prevents the deyelopmoiil of disease, ,
a s i u n, ntv tuin.lv vearinhle hliMil inedlcino known., ' Not one particle of tiiorcury. notash Of
can be found in It, and It may he takeji for
o, o. o. IS tlie only reuieuy mat readies uccp-aeaieu uiuu ruuuica iiko quiuiuim, Lsiwnr, niiuiii-
r, etc, It purifies and restores the blood to a healthy, normal condition, 'and liiitkca It ItmwMlble fur
t materials to accumulate. :, ,' ; '"''; 'f.
mm neij jvw mm n umn ihh p w
1 Mr. Q. R. Johnfon, of BUck-hMr, Oihwi for jtttft1lcl1
with Kvere tytof rhrunmlUm, kitA ht turilcvtiry rtntljr
of ot
kauwn iort reom.ntisa cur
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mailt a complete ami permanent
cut,
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"' We carry a complete stock or the colobrated Rail and Rollor Boar'
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THE HEDFORD MAIL for
LARGE OR SHALL BOOEa
-L,
The Majorllr of Pfa Volama Are
' at Present Mad. Small
In Slaw,; .
'.The day of big book's has gono by;"
remarked 11 New Orleans dealer the oth
er evening,' penl(ih(f of noma recent
line publications, says the New Orleans
Tlmes-Uemocrnt. Up to n few ycuri
,ii;o neiii ly nil the art prints and liauil
Hiiinc lliniteil i-ililioiis of atiiiulnrd
workb were either follow or something
uliiiuHt iih large. There's a beautiful
't of Dickeim. for Insliinee, printed in
nil. The Illustrations nlone cost fnllj
fDO.tMO.'niKl It represented hlgh-watei
mark In liieelumleril exeellence at thnl
period. Hut look at the slue of the vol
nines. Xhey uro almost ns Ijlg und,
lii'iiey oh standard cyclopedinsl, At,
present hc teiulency is just thootliei
ay, anil the majority of (he renllj'
line hooks Hint, iirc'heihg published nn
small n'iid'liglit':'Tlie usiiiil cover-mean-uiement
Is from live by seven to six b,
eight 'lnolicB, mid most pf the Ktandiirt:
novels are comng out In Hint size, One
reason why big books have gone but
of favor may slrlke you at first blush
ns ruther foolish", but I nm assured ol
Uh ImportftiicB by publishers who hnvt
made the trade a lifo study. The big
book cnii't be. rend In bed. It's too
heavy to be held when one Is In a re
clining position, while the small, com
pact volume can bo bundled ns ensile
ns a magii'.lne, The great, mnHslv'e
folios of I he old times made nice orna
ments flor the center table nnd enmo In
Handy for the younger children to sit
on at ruble, but lo really read them was
a Job for an athlete."
oily 'length of time without harm. -, -,, ..
troubled with IkiIIs and caruuiiqlee,
is run down anil you feel
H.3.S,
t.v-ia.t.. .H,
witnuui rcivnif an;
tm ui iu uunh
, irsOgjs frt-
t inthinnaht ' w
iTiuuiinibi j
Fine Job Work.
KLVH flltFAM KAI.M Is a po.lllrcoare.
Apply Into'tli. noMirilfl. II la qtilcklahaoTlMd. no
ttnU at DnimrlaU or by mall ; samplM 10c. by malL
ILT UltOTUKlia, SO Warrun Hi., New York City.
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Arid proof. PftrfBnft wu n niofiil In
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