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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1902)
THE IIEDFORD MAIL Publlshod Evorv Friday Morning. A. S. BLITON. Mbdivkd, Pridat, January 24, 19M MAN WAS BORN TO HUSTLE. Ho la of tow ilaya; bul qulto plonlj. SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR Catsrod In the Poslotnoe at Modford, .Oregon u Sooona 01-sa Mall Matter. CRIMES ANOll-XCCIJiN To I Ed ward, alias ''Old Mnu", Harvey who was taken to Boston from Los An geles recently to bo tried (or having taken a' watch front (lift pocket of Polloe Captain Warren tn 1809, was sontonood to four and a half years iu state prison. Few piokpookets are better , kuowu than Harvey throughout the country. Lester Hanover was fiuod $1,000 by Judge Pollard at St. Louis on a oharge of disturbing the peaoe of Mary Insti tute sohool girls. Ho was Sued 500 ou each of two oouuts brought against him. This is the maximum penalty. He had accosted the girls several timss at the corner of Beaumont nud Locust streets. Hanover's attorney gave notice of appeal. x The double crime of robbery and arson was committed, about noon, at the resideuoe of Mrs. L. Koppel, W North Fifth street, San Jose, when $100 in coin and a necklace valued at $100 were stolen. The fire is supposed to have been sot to cover up the evidence of theft. Damage to theamouutof $400 was done by the flames. No trace has b.-en found of the miscreants. Four buildings, eaoh four stories hlg'-, located in the heart of the wholesale distriot of Detroit, collapsed without auy apparent cause, and all that now re mains is a smouldering heap of rains. The buildings were occupied by fivj concerns. Their stocks are a total loss, which is estimated at $153,000, eiclusiv of the buildings, which amounts t (50,400. There was no loss of life, at the wreok occurred on Sunday night, when there were no employees In the buildings. A desperate battle 400 feet under ground between ore thieves and officers and trusted employees occurred iu the great Independence mine on Battle mountain, says a Victor (Colo ) dis patch. From SO to 75 shots were ex changed between the opposing parties. One of the company's force was shot twice, but not seriously injured. The pirates finally gained the upper hand and forced the company meu to retreat toward the big shaft, enabling the thieves to escape The ore stolen from the mine has amounted to many thou sands of dollars a mouth. WASHINGTON NOTES- The isthmian canal commission has reported in favor of the Panama route, and recommended the acceptance of the M0,000,000 offer of the Panama Canal company. ' The snm of t40,000 has been appro priated for the contingent expenses of the state department in connection with the entertainment of Prince Henry. He is expected to arrive iu Washington on the morning of Feb. 24. Secretary Boot, iu talking of his plan to abandon the government transport service, said there was not the slightest danger that the transports would make Seattle or auy other pore than San Fran cisco their terminus. The agitation reported to have sprung - np in Denmark in opposition to the transfer of the Danish West Indies to the United States has administered, in the opinion of the officials at Washing ton, a check to the proposition which will operate indefinitely. Superior job printing, MAIL office Blows out the gas and furnishes the newspapers with a jest and an obituary notice. "Didn't know it was loaded" may be -an honest plea, but it never brought a victim fleik to life. Those who let a cough run on, iu ignorance of the danger, find no escape from the con sequences when the cough de velops into lung trouble. The best time to kill a snake is in the egg. The best time to cure a cough is when it starts. Ordinarily, a few doses oi ut. 1'ierce's Uolden -Medical Discovery will cure a cough at the beginning. But even when the coueli is deeD- seated, the lungs bleed and the body is wasted by emaciation, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Ksl Discovery will in ninety-eight I cases out of every hundred effect I a perfect and permanent cure. "My husband had been coughing foryears and people frankly told mc that he would go into con sumption," writes Mrd, John Sliiretnan. of No, 265 25th Place, Chicago, 111, He had such terri ble coughing snclU we not only grew much alarmed but looked for the bursting of a blood Tessel or a hemorrhage at most any time. After three days' coughing lie was too weak to cross the room. The doctor did him no good. I stated the case to a druggist, who handed me a bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. My husbands recovery wnB remarkable. In three days after lie began using Dr, Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery he was up aud around, and in two more days he went to work. Two bottles cured 1dm." The Common Sense Medical Adviser, 1008 pages, in paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Address Dr. R, V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y. , ; PARE TO TRY. " Dare to tryl What thouKli u thuusnnd critics wait -To cavil ut Hie thing you do? Have countm s;m? upon the groat ' N'nmos writu-n high And know that thxy hud critics, too. Whoso itlory nun ucknowkdiro now Had Colon harbored in his breast - Prr-ad ot the critic's scorn ills prow Had ne'er been pointed to the west. Dave to try! Not one- Immortal line or word Or llnmlet would enrich our tonsuo, And no nmn ever would have heard The hitler cry From Lear's pour, bU-edlnif bosom wrung Had lie that touched hut to adorn Sal down iu dread of critic who Forever wait to laugh to scorn ,- Tho things that other people do. a. K. Ivlser. In Chicago Kecord-lUrald. 1 BECAUSE OF A - i. BOX OF TOOLS ! BY JANE ELMS JOT, HPHE aign In the window, "Furnl-j I ; ture Neatly Uepaired," was all . that distinguished Max Hombach's other narrow-fronted tenement houses in the row. While Mr. Hombach's shop on the ground floor was full of odds and ends suggesting his occupation, J books, newspapers and certain of the magazines indicated that the man of the glue-pot nud hammer was man of some mental culture. ( Evidently the magnetic Influence of ( air. nomoacn was cousiuerauie; muiiy were the friends and admirers that called to see him In order to hear his "views" on the questions of the day. In "summer time the talk was car ried on at the front door steps; but during the cold weather the little j meetings took place in the work room, where Mr. Hombach's ringing voice not unfrequently kept the ten ants of the house, as we'll as those in , the houses adjoining, awake until midnight. Of course Mr. Hombach was a nui-j sanee, but his neighbors bore with him on account of the little boy, whom he had adopted. "Max must have a good heart," they reasoned,' "to take in a strange child and be so kind to him." Little Randolph Hombach was the! waif of a steamboat disaster of some, ten years ago. Mux, then about 30 ( years of age, had been one of the( passengers. In the panic a baby was handed to him to save. The mother never reached shore. Failing to find any relatives for the child, the man,' who had no relatives of his own, con cluded to keep it. j At present Mr. Hombach was at work mending a broken table. - The( fierce frown on his forehead indlcat-( ed that he was also occupied with some mental problem. When, pres-t ently, he heard the sound of light footsteps in the hall, the frown dis appeared, j The boy was coming home from school. He stopped a few moments to talk to a woman in the entry; then he came into the workroom with his customary. "Hello, father," ndd- ing: "Miss Elizabeth Bradley wnnts, the loan of your chisel. May I take it up to her now?" Mr. Hombnch started as if he had been struck, his countenance chnng-j ing with the quickness of lightning. Although generous to a fault, he had j drawn the line of generosity and neighborliness at his tool box, the' contents of which were almost sacred in his eyes. j "Lend my chisel to a woman! A woman! As if a woman could touch a tool without spoiling it! My gracious. Randolph, do you think I j am mad?" "Haven't you an old chisel some where, father?" asked the boy. "I don't like to tell Miss Elizabeth that you won't lend her a tool because she's a woman. She can't help that.'' Mr. Hombaeh threw back his bushy head, while a smile that he tried to hide shot out of his eyes. Nervous and tempestuous in manner himself, of all things he admired calmness in othein, Randolph's quiet dignity quite delighted him. " "The boy is a diplomat," he thought to himself. "What a cool head! Ah, some day he will ait with the great men of the world. Well, I guess ypu may take that chisel- to Miss Brad ley," he said, presently, and began to work. Miss Elizabeth Dradley, who was a dressmaker in a small way, lived in the back wing of the second floor of the house. She might have been 30 or 35. She did not iook old, but was still not what would be cnlled "a young lady." Randolph felt that lie would not have liked her so well if that title had fitted her exactly. .- "Thank you," she said, admitting the little Hismnrck into her apart ment. She was trying with some ill assorted tools to make a cabinet out of a grocery box. The boy looked on the work with interest, and tho two began chatting, . ' Perhaps few things in Miss Brad ley's monotonous life gave her so much pleasure as listening to Ran dolph's talk about the discussions that were carried on nightly, down stairs. He was still so small and childish-looking that the fluent phrases he repeated so glibly savored to. her of "cuteness." - She. liked to "draw him out," as she said, and fre quently asked what' "pa" thought CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of about this or that. "Well, t guess your pa's got lot of nice sensible Ideas," she remarked us a rejoinder to Itatulolph's elucidation of what his father believed In regard to "territorial expansion." - Miss Kllxnbcth herself did not know what the term meant, but she hud some excellent Ideas about, molt ing gingerbread. She had n fragrant loaf of it on hand, ami she stopped working to out huge slice, which she brought to Kuhdolph on one of her prettiest elilnu pliilea. The thought returned tb the liny mind that Miss Klixubctlt was very much nicer Ihnn any younger lady. One could be quite comfortable be side her; she had no "airs;" alio wasn't "giddy," she didn't lenso nnd make fun of boys as young girls did. If fate hud provided him with a moth er Instead of a father, ho felt ho would have liked a mother like Miss Klisitbeth Until ley. Here, however, the object of Ills thoughts Interrupted. .-. "I doubt I'll have to trouble you again, Randolph," she said. "Please take the chisel back to your pa with, my compliments, mid bring me up a little saw. Mine is so big nud oluiuiy that. I can't manage It." . "Certainly, Miss Elizabeth, I'll ask him," responded Randolph, with soma misgivings ns to what would bo tho outcome, of this second appeal for the loan of a tool. It did not promise well for tho auo cess of his errand that, going down stairs, he beard his father arguing vehemently with a man in the work shop. He waited outside until the man had gone. Hut. Mr. Hombach, pursuing a habit he sometimes in dulged iu, continued to demolish the argument of hia vanished opponent. "You are wnuig," he vociferated; "the present need of the country " "Father," Interrupted a clear, be seeching voice, "Miss Elizabeth Brad ley " But Mr. Hombaeh was too deeply stirred to heed or even to notice the boy. "Your argument is based on an exploded theory! You don't know " Randolph was obliged to wait until the argument was concluded. Then he snid, speaking very earnestly, in his clear, boyish tones: "Miss Elizabeth thanks you for the chisel, father. Here It is. See, it Isn't spoiled. She's a very nice, care ful lady, Miss Elizabeth Is. She needs a little saw very badly; hers U an old, rusty one, and It won't work." "What! What's that!" exclaimed Mr. Hombaeh, raising his blaok brows with a fresh start of horror. "Does the woman wnnt a saw now? I was a fool a fool! I might have known I was only ranking trouble for my self! Bah!" liis disgust turned to severe irony. "Maybe the woman would like the tool box!" "Miss Eli.nbeth Is going to give me n slip off her pink geranium," said Randolph. Mr. Hombach grunted unwillingly, and the frown deepened between his eyes. "Will you not lend the saw, fa ther?" pleaded the boy. "No," said Mr. Hambnch. The tool box stood on tho work bench In sight of both. On top was just such a saw as Mss Bradley wanted. Randolph looked at tho nar row, gleaming blade anxiously, then at his father. "How Is Miss Eliza beth to finish her work?" he naked. Mr. Hombaeh shook his bushy hair impatiently. "I cannot lend tools! Xo, no! The womnn has no sensol My tools are my friends! Who ever heard of lending a friend?" Randolph's countenance fell; but in a moment he brightened with a new thought. "O, father," he gasped out with breathless eagerness to test the availability of his idea, "couldn't you take the saw upstairs yourself and do the -work for M-ss Eliznbelh for the sake of the saw, you know?" ... Mr. Hombach's brows went up again, and he ran his fingers through his thick, upstanding hair as if the idea was difficult of comprehension. . "Sure enough Randolph," he said in an altered tone, his combative spirit all gone. "How absurd of me not to have thought of that it first. Yes, yes, of course, that is the only sensi ble thing to do, and it will take only a few moments." To himself he continued as he went upstairs with his tool box: "Thnt lit tle Randolph of mine Is no common boy. Whoever he is, there, is the blood of a statesman in his veins. He'll make, his mark in the world." Miss Elizabeth Bradley did not ask for the loan of any more tools. As the weeks passed Randolph noticed that his father went upstairs to chat with her now and then, to the great disappointment of the men who called every evening to discuss poll lies, and to the relief of the neigh bors who wanted to sleep. "I guess there's something in the wind," gossiped Mrs. Mnrnry of the second floor front to her neighbor of the hall room. - "O, it's nil settled; she's mukln' the weddln' dross," came the reply; "and I'm right glad, It's so suitable all 'round. It ain't right, for a man nnd a boy to be eatin' at a re.st'rant day in and day out. The. only wonder. iH they didn't, make a mutch of it long ago." Boston Globe. 1 i I He Wus tlMlfiuliteilly Guilty. An old negro minted Ephrnim, hav ing been sworn on the jury In u mur der trial In one of the southern 'stales, for some lime stubbornly resisted, a verdict of guilty for no other appar ent reason than his aversion I o capi tal punishment In general. If 11 ally the foreman explained l.o him thai it was a question eiflifr of hanging the pris oner or hanging the jury; aiid.thiit.it all depended on him. " 'J''o' CJnwd, suh," replied Uncle Ephraini, "on dem reasonmcntH de prls'ner am sho' guilty." Chicago Chronicle. 11 ' - 1 NEWSOFTUliWOKU). HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST FEW DAYS FROM ALL QUARTERS, ('ompulmi'y Vaccination of nininhm-i of CliiiKilier of t'ommcrco Opnulntf r Hrltlsli rui'tlaiuonl l ast Ttnui Across tho Atlantic, Tho matiivgoiuctit ot tho SnntiV Fti, according to tho Uliicngo Ueouid. Herald, has decided to spend if III, 0011,000 for equipment during (he present year, H has huoii decided that I'rlnoo Henry shall salt for I lie United Stales 011 the Kron l'rinii Wilholnt of I Ho North tier man Lloyd lino Feb. 10. Elaborate preparations tiro being made for social uuortnlniuotils oil hoard tho umperor's uoht Hulion.oUern. A now trnusntlontlo steamship lino, (ho Mow York and Kuropoau Steamship 1 company, promises to clip from SI to an 1 hours from the record time for crossing I the Atlantic. Tho company will substi tute iu its uew boats tuo turniuo engine for that now in use to secure a speed of 30 kuuts an hoar. President Uharlus J. Flsk ot tho Plaiullold (N. J.) board of health has ordered that all oats and dogs found about houses whero contagious diseases have- appeared shall bo killed, Traps have been sot about tho smallpox hospi tal for tho purpose of oaluhlug rats bo fore they spread disease. General William J. Palmer hits given 100 acres of laud aud fW.OOO to found a sanitarium for consumptives iu Colo rado Springs. As already planned, two buildings will cost i!00, 000 nud 30.000 res; cotively. Tho first will accommo date 100 patients who are able to pay fair prion for trontmout. Fifty poorer patieuts will be accommodated Iu tho other building. The revouue from tho larger building will mainly support the smaller oue. Tho company will bo in corporated. General Palmer, ou retir ing from the presidency of tho Hit. Urntido Western road, gavo l, 000,000 to oiiluors aud oniployoos. Mrs. Hanuah C. Sprinkle, rosldiug near Paun, Ills., has boon married twice, divorced twice aud allowed alimony both times, to tho oxteut of 1 5,000, all luslde of two years. Kocoutly sho wai gruuted a divorce from Simon J. Sprinklo, a wealthy aud retired farmer, aud allowed A,000 alimony. Oruolty was charged. Two years ago sho was divorced from Sprinkle and at that time she was awarded 10,000 aliinouy. Sho alleged cruelty iu her bill, but two mouths after she had boon paid (10,000 sho married Mr. Sprinkle again. The (10,000 sho has iu her uaiuo, and ,000 more will now bo added. King Edward opened parliament with great pomp aud ceremony, and along tho route of tho procession tho king anil qtioeu, looking remarkably well, were greeted enthusiastically. In his speech King Edward said Great Britain's rela tions with other powors continued to bo most friendly, but regretted that the war lu South Africa Is not yet con cluded. "1 havo concluded," said his majesty, "with tho prosiduut of the United Slates 11 treaty, the provisions ol which will facilitate tho construction ol 1111 iuteroceiiulo cuual under guarantees that Its ueulralily will be maintained, nud that it will bu opoti to tliucouuueroo and shipping of all nations." A boiu burglary ocourrod at tho How itt resideuoe iu Hiversido, Cat., the burglar making good his cscapo aud taking with him a quantity of silver ware. Mrs. Ethel Donuis, daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Hewitt, heard a noise, and her husband, ou going to investi gate, was mot in tho hallway by tho burglar. Tho burglar pointed a re volver at Dennis and ordered him to "go way buck nnd iflt dowifr" Deuuis went. Tho burglar then escaped through u window, iu his haste dropping a roll ol botids ho had taken from ouo of tho rooms. The burglar, who had only one arm, was in bis stocking feet. Ho made his wuy to where ho had a horse and buggy hitched aud drove away. Whal this Boy's Mother Says has been said by the mothers of many other boys and girls, re garding the wonderful curative and strengthening qualities of miiIs' Nervine IIastino. NEn. "Our little hoy, Harry, lind Bpar.ms ' for 3 vears and wc feared the disease would affect hh mind. Though wc doctored continually he grew worse and had ten spneruH in one week. Our at tention was directed to JJr.MilcH' Nerv ine and we beijan its use. When he had taken the fourth bottle the upasms disappeared and he has no(, had one for five years. IT in health now 1b per fect" Mrs. U, M. Tindall. Dr. Miles' Remedies arc sold by all druggists on guarantee to benefit or money refunded. ' Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, nd, tyttla E. Plnkhmm'a Vegetable Compound. It wllloiitliulyotiixi tho wontt forum of KotmiUi (,'timiilulnlM.iill Ova. l'lmi trouhloM. InlliiHiiimUim mid Ulronitlon. ImiUIiik ninl DlHpliicnninnb of tho Woniii, and vtniwiquont 8piiml Nvtmkno.sa, nnd Ih pomillnrly ndnptod to tho ( Imiigo of Life. It has cuivd nuiro ciimoh of lluckuolitt nnd UnuwrliU'ii tlinii nny othtir remedy tho world hits even' known. It U tilmnttt lnl'itllililo in hiicIi ciwos. It dlHHolvoH nnd oxpeln tunmrtt from tint I'tonm In unoiwly Btngo of dovolopmtmt, nnd ehtwkn nny towlimi'V to cnnnormiH humora. Irregular, Suppii'Msed or lltlnful Alonstnintlon, Wonltnoiw of tho StonMoh.'IiHliKoNtitm, BlonlliiK, Flooding, Js'orvotiH 1'ixinl rut Ion, lloiid noho, Oonornl Mobility tjnlnkly yltiltlrt to il, Womb t roubles, onimlng; pnln, wolght, nnd Inmkiuilio, liiHlniitly m llovod nnd ponimnimtly tmrod by lU iwu. Untltti' nil cli'imniMtniifoH it nut in hiivmony with tho lnv Hint govurn tho fciimlo nynU!iu, nnd Ih m ImrinloH.s ns wnttsr. It quickly romovo.s thnt lloiirlngHluwn I'Vollnir, cxtriiino lutml tndo, "don't on ro" nnd "wimt-tO'tKt-Uift-nloiiti" frollntf, oxuitnbillty, irritubllllv, norvtniHnoHtt, DUxIuc-mm, PulntiieNM, Hh'oiilotomutiM, lliiliiliiiioy, mulnnoholy or tho " bltion," nnd bnokmilio. Thomi nm Hiiro indiontloiM of Fomnlo Wi'iiknoHH, or hoido doitingomoiit of tho UtortiH, whloli UiU modloino nlwnyn ouron. . Kidney CoiiipliitntM nnd Hitckiicho of i ldior nx tho Vcgotubla Compound nlwtiya ouro.i. , No other fomnlo iikmIIcIiio In tlin world Iiiin rooflvctl itticli wltloNproml and iuiuullll't iMlorHtinnt. No other medicine Iium auuli u revonl of cure of fomnlo trouble. TIiomo women who rcfiiNe to nvcept unythlnir elite are re warded n hundred thouHitnd 1 1 in cm, for they trot what they wunt cure. Hold by lriirglHts everywhere, ltefuite nil substitute. MACHINE AND GENERAL REPAIR SIP Machine repairing a specialty ff Second Hand Engines and Steam l'umps Bought and vi i Sold 9f 9f 9 Bicyclo Cones and Axles E2 Made to Order 9f If If ff 9f 9f II M. &AULT, tie .I...wl.l..r ,.,,l.l,t . .,,.1.1 1..1.....I ,lf t.oi.w II BV,I?IC l.um. V... ,,,,i, au . ......... in liur cliunl mill lintl n bud coitth. 1 gnvo liar Clininbvrluin'g Clinch Uuineily iiccaroiiiK to tiiruciioiti iinu in iwu uuyv , . " t, I -t.l. ... . ... K..I.....I tutu wne vuii nun nuia iu x1' iu auuuui. t i.- ...! .t.i. l ...w f...llu l III1VU I1B.1U a lull,.,., Ml mij w.,.j (or tho num wiven yimrn unil linvo nuvor Known ll 10 inn, iiv juinvg rromiur KiiHt, mcrutiHiit, Anniilo, liny, Jiimiilun, Ll'.,... I...I1.. I.I.....U Tli.. ,lnH (,, flu. c)i?st. iiiilicitlc'il nn anproiU'liliiK ntttiuk ..I .. .,.1 u..l,.l, l,i (t.la Inafiittnn whh iiniluulHwIly wunluil off by Clnnn Iwrlniti'e Cough liuinvily. It cniiiiliir nula unv tuniluiicy ol n cold towunl nnuii- i.. 'ii.i.ii.uri...l...ut...Hn .1. I... Iliunin. 7UMi i'y wiiurivB on mig, ..i 1.,11,.. R C). CnrlKOil, iiiiflit watciiintii in 1.11 WuhI ripitttlu Uriiln UlfVjtnr cmipiny, wn ovurpoivgroil by tliroo iiiiifliu.l niun ill 3'o'ulocU 111 11111 inornlng nnil ticil 1. u uimir. T:iu robbui'4 tliun ilriliud tin big mifu in tliu olllx-, pliii.'iil n n'.iclc u. dyinimito, p itirad -wntcr In Cliu uo.u ttovu to put out tho tiro, st.iulco.l uc.( uf whuiitnron.nl tliu wnrurooiii mill o, 11IV M10 cliurKO, Tlui ilnor ot tlia suli wiu blown norms till' ro im anil CirUon win) Uiiocku. uiioouuioua, Tliu mora wan, wrocko'l, tlio rnbbur' nut of ox. tinKiiislniiK tnu liru umlotibtoilly n.iviiu tho bullilliiK nnii UiirUon'ii lifu. Curl. son Witt, ittturwur-l found mid liliorutud. Mnuy vnlun h books mid p ipom won. doatroyod, but tho robbum fiiilud tOKnln uuytliiiiKi n liotliliiK lutd buou lull, in tho (info tho night buforu. Tltotisaiitlu Sent Into Kxlle. Kvory yonr a largo nunibor o( poor 'jt fcrers whoso lungs arc tore olid lucknd with coughs are nrgud In go to another climate. But this is rosily ami not al ways sutn. Don't bo an exile whoo Dr. King's New Discovery lor consumption will euro you at homo. It's tho most itilulllblo medicine lor coughs, colds and all throat and lun diseases on earth. Tho llrst tloso brings relict. A totiud intr cures result from persistent iiho. Tilul bottles free at Charles Htrang's ilriiir fioro.' I'rico dOi! nnd $1.00, 13v cry bottlo guaiaiitced. The Mission Transportation and Hit fluory company tiled a tr::"- deed at Im. Angolos to secure a bond Issue o 11,000,000. 1'liu pui'iitMt) of tills Ihhiio ii to construot a (loot of vossols for the transportation of oil to tiuu Fruuclsco and tho Hawii.lnii inlniiils. Tho Union Oil com pan; is interested in tho no corporatioii. A largo reflnory Is belii( built ut Bukerslleld by tho trnusportu tlon company. Contracts for tliroo ships havo been lot aud others will bo built. Tho deed is signed by W. V, Botsford, piiisidont, uud. VV. A, Outuoy Hoorotary. , , ; ,.. '. '.',." WHAT CO THE CHILDREN DRINK? Don't give them tea of cod'oo. Havo von trlrd the now food drink called GRAIN-OV II- Is delicious nnd nourish ing' and takes tho pluco of oolloo. Tho more Gruin-O youglvo thoohlldron tho mora health you dlslrlbutq thiougb their systems. - Graln-0 Is made of puro grains, 'and when proporly proparcd tastes like tho choloo grades of enffuo hut costs about i as much. All grocers sell It. 16c. and 25r , I low Truly the Great Fame of Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Com pound Justifies 1 1 er Orig inal Signature. Proprietor Mnrconl miyii It will nhortly bo po.. Iblo tomiiKl in. my uiuntnuui by wlrulanH toli'Krapli imrou tliu on at tho imiim time, Til ontlro trulllu on the local nnrrow ((.iiiKa rimd in Aliiniiiiln, Ciil. , whm nun iwntlod for two hour wliilo wrxxl-cli'ip-porn cut up n nlinit ouimlyptu Irou tlmi iiinl fullnii ncrn tint truck on (ho tiurvo uonr liny mruut nud jmt buy on i! Morton million. ' OwIhk to t;ruvo (toulriiitil dUTnrouooii, nays n Lundoti dlsptitoli, Ciunurul Booth's Hnu-lii-luw nnd diitiKhtvr. Mr. nud Mrs. lloolh Cllbbnrii, nud l'rrny Cllbbnrii liiivn ruslKnud from tho Bnlv.it lull Army uud Joined llio church of John Aloi.iu. dcr Dowlo. A liootl Ki'COliiiiieiidulloii. "I have noticed that tho snlo on Chamberlain's Stomach ic Llvor Tub lots Is almost Invariably to lliuso who havo once used them," says Mr. J. It. Weber, a prominent druggist of Cas cade, lowu. What bettor recommenda tion could nny modlcliio bavo than (or people to call for It when again In oucd of suoh a rained)'? Try them when you ool dull after outing, when you huvo a bad taste In your mouth, feul bilious, have no imp -t I to or when troubled with constipation, mid you nro oortain to bo dollghted with the prompt rollof which thoy ulTonl. l?vr sulu by Chas, Strang, druggist. . - . A. E. Huspolor was booked n.t Sim Francisco ou two charges of obtaining money under fnlsa'pretoiisos by menus 6f fraudulont oheclts. Ho Is also wauled iu tiaiita Momuii on similar uliargns. His father, who Is said to be a former spoukor of the Canadian parliament, bus declined to enm to lil reseuu. Blown To Atoms. The old Idea that Ilia body sometimes needs a ponoi'ful, drns i t, purgutlvu pill has boon uxnb.ilo I ; for Dr. King's New Life Pills, wliluh are perleelly harnilfss, uenlly siiuiuhiie liver'nnil liowuls to ex pel poisonous inn ler, idealise tho system and aim iluloly . uuru constipation . and sick headache. Only 2.'io ut Churlos Strang'b drug sloro, Harry U ISlllott, tho Oximrd youth who shot nnil killed J. W, Hhornmn lu n Mnrlcot-Btreot rosort iu Sau Joso last Ootobor was .uljud(ed liisiino by a jury in the suporlor eoiirt nnd will bo sent to Agnows. Alter his preliminary exam ination ho boeamo moody and silent. Ho was sleeping iu his ohitir whou tho jury roiiiiuieil Its vottliot.