The Medford mail., February 28, 1902, Page 4, Image 4

Published Kverv rrldkj Moraine.
BUKIAL OF LINCOLN
A. S. BUTON.
Wkdpord, Friday, February 2S, ,190:
I WAS BONN TO HUSTLE.
lie Is ol tew days; but Quite plenty,
UBSCKIPHOV i.jo PER YEAR
BBterad In the Ponomoe at Uedterd,;Orecon
M Secona-Glass Mel) Metter.
HEWS OF TMB STATE.
Members ot the family of Roy Coftl
at Cottage Grove have been suffering
from a supposed case of accidental pois'
oning and one child has already died
and the death ot another is expected,
It is a question as to the source of the
IK) i sou. whether from canned tomatoes
or from rat poison put in some hay in
which the children played.
The Illinois river, Josephine County,
was higher during the late freshet than
ft has been since the flood of '61.
number of families residing opposite
Kerby were rescued from drowning by
rafts. A horse swam across the river
carrying a line, and by this means the
unfortunates were towed to safetv. Six
families were rescued in this way,
Grants Pass Observer.
There is a new irrigation scheme, or
p -op08ition,on font in Klamath County,
The plan," 6ays the Klamath Fall
Republican, "is to tan the main body
of Upper Klamath lake and make
ssiual that will furnish water enough to
irrigate 40,000 acres of land. This will
require cutting through the hill north
st ot Klamath Falls and among other
work, making a half-mile tunnel. It is
thought it will take a year to complete
the canal. It is a CO operative scheme
a. i will be able to furnish water to
stockholders and others at a compara
tively low rate."
Police Jn ige Mogau of San Francisco
Imposed the record-breaking sentence
of fats) fine upon Ah Jing, who con-
dueled a 1 ittery place at 607 Dupont
street. Ah Jing filed an appeal, but
vus uera in f 1,000 bonds.
By a powder explosiou Archie Maither
vas instantly killed at Batcher ranch,
13 miles east of Aubnrn, CaL He was
engaged in thawing out giaut powder
sticks by means of boiling water and SO
ticks were exploded, Alaither was
blown into fragments by the force of-
be coucnssiou, and the blacksmith shop
in which he was working is a total
fr-reck.
I The committee haviug charge of a
public masquerade given at Altnras,
CoL, for the benefit of the Altnras
baud, permitted several of the maskers
to caricature Superior Judge Harring
ton and the gcutlenien conuccted with
the prosecntiou of James W. Brown in
the Lookout lynching case. The imper-
conation of Judge Harrington was par
ticularly offensive, and the action of
the committee in sanctioning the ap
pearance of the masker on the floor in
ench costume is condemned.
1 A tall man, apparently a sailor,
walked to the extreme eud of ileiggs
wharf at the foot of Powell street, San
liaucisco, and stepped out on a string
piece. Then he drew a pistol, pressed
me muzzle ot tue weapon to his right
ear and fired. At the same instant he
save his body sufficient impetus oat
ward to 'cause it to fall, clearing the
wharf, iuto the waters of ths bay.
Before help arrived the man had been
Jong euougu in the water to have
.drowned, even if the bullet, which shat
tered one side of his head, had not
oansed death almost instautly. He was
ibont 45 years of age, and among a
ncnibev of tattoo ni.,rks on his arms
appeared the name "N. G. Shaw" and
the date "IRId."
Unknowa Incident of the Contro
versy Over Place of Interment,
Climax Ksacksd Willi the FanerM
Cortege Wm En lluut to the
Tomb Attempt to Stent the -Hod?
M4 RenttVRl,
motherhood," says the doctor. Some
times he qualifies the statement, and
cays: "Impossible without an opera
tion." Yet both these "impossibles''
liave been made possibles by the use
01 Dr. fierce 8 favorite TO
ECription. , Many times the
Hindrances to mother
hood are to be found in
womanly diseases or
weaknesses, winch
iire perfectly and
permanently
cured Dy ".Fa.
-vonte fre-
cine
for
women
cures ir-
recmlarrtv
and dries
debilitatiua-
drains. It heals
inflammation and
ilceration, and
cures female weak-
It makes weak
women strong and sick
women well.
' I wish to add rar testimony
I to hundred or others aa to the
value or Dr. Pierce'3-mediHni
.-writes Mrs. Ida M. De Ford, of Latona, Hubbard
"Co., Mian. " Have doctored with a great many
-physicians some specialists; have twice been
m a hospital Tor treatment. My case tios been
Tegarded as a hopeless one, sod they knew not
-what the trouble was. Heart was baa ; stomach
all out or order; tired out severe pains in all
parts of the body ; staking- snelU, and nearly
-every ailment a woman otmld have. I took
many a bottle of 'patent medicines' without
erTecL 7 began taking- Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
jsenption, and ten months afterward I gave
birth to a ten-pound boy. AH pkytidant hod
tlaUd at a fad that f never rtmld bear a child.
2k) th the baby and myself were strong and I
;got along splendidly tuauks to your men id nr.'
. The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
,1008 large pages, in paper covers, is sent
Jree on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to"
-pay expense of mailing only. Address
. ifr, R. V, Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. .
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Among the thotisnnds of visitors at
Canton during President Mohinley
funeral ceremonies were a couple a
white-haired men from the capital tit
Illinois, and as they watchud the
stately pageant winding to the tomb
they recalled the burial of Lincoln
and told a strange tale ot au incident
unknown to the present generation,
says the Chicago Chronicle,
When President Lincoln was assas
sinated, his brother-in-law, C. M.
Smith, was in New York buying
goods, and he hastened to Washing
ton to confer with Mrs. Linculn
garding the interment of her hits
band's body. Mr. Smith Immediately
wired Dr. Ilenrv Wohlgemuth, who
was president of the Oakritlgu ceme
tery, that Mrs. Lincoln desired the
body taken to Springfield and laid I
a receiving vault until iiermnnontuir
rangeiueuts could be made. Ur,
Wohlgemuth suggested that six acres
111 the cemetery be set apart for the
president's last resting place, which
was acted upon and later the deed
made out to the Lincoln monument
association, .
Mrs. Lincoln a desires were com'
municated to the city council of
Springfield, which promptly deter
mined to ignore her wishes on the
ground that the president belonged
to the nation and that Its claim was
paramount to any family right. The
council immediately negotiated for
the land on which the state build
ing now stands, agreeing to pay $50,
O00 for the property. They proceeded
to build a temporary tomb on the
northeast corner, fronting on Second
street. Men worked on it day and
night to get it finished in time tor
the funeral.
When Lincoln's body reached Chi
cago, Dr. Wohlgemuth went to th
Tremont house to lay the matter be
fore Robert T. Lincoln, General
Hooker, Judge Davis, and the Rev,
Mr. Gourley, and learn definitely
whether the remains would be In
terred at the new tomb or at Oak
ridge, .naturally they were very
much stirred by the' doctor s infor
mation, and Gen. Hooker wired the
facts to Secretary of War Stanton,
and in 30 minutes the answer came
that Mrs. Lincoln's wishes would be
carried out and the body taken to
Onkrtdge.
Dr. Wohlgemuth returned to
Springfield with this message to th
council, but the finishing of the new
tomb went on with all possible dls
imiuu. i-resiaent Lincoln s remains
were taken to Springfield anil lay in
state in the old stntehouse, which is
now used ns the courthouse.
On the day of the funeral thou
sands of people were in line. An im-
invite: crown garnered at the new
tomb to wait the procession, while
comparatively few people hail the
courag-e to waif for the enmimr of
he body to Oakridge. The escort
tnrteel from the north entrance of
the stntehouse. faeinir Wnuhino-tnn
street, and moved west, with Oen.
Cook, assistant marshal, in com
mand. He favored the new tomh,
and. notwithstanding the solemnity
of the hour, more than one heart
throbbed exultantly over the certain
success of their private, schemes.
The cortege moved slowly ns far as
Fourth street, where it was expected
that the procession would file by left
wheel, to go to the new tomb. At
this juncture, Oen. Hooker assumed
command, and with all the authority
of his office gave the order:
"Riffht wheel! to Oakridge ceme
tery!" It was a crushing humiliation to
the opposing faction, but an act of
justice, for the desire of the wife was
paramount to that of the slate. Dr.
Wohlgemuth assisted In lowering the
coffin, and afterward cut the rope in
to souvenirs for the ruvr 11. m,,,-
j-resident Lincoln's body lay three
months in the tomb under military
guard, when it was transferred to a
temporary tomb, where it remained
until the monument was completed..
After an attempt to steal the body
it was moved at night and laid in a
seeret vault. The coffin has been
opened three times for the purpose
of indentification, the last time being
a few years ago, when a few person
al friends looked into the face of
Abraham Lincoln and found "it un
changed save that the features were
a trifle shrunken, the hair remained
the same, and the clothing was in an
excellent state of preservation,
ftaiajah Smoklnir.
A demand is being made in Jamaica
for the suppression of the practice of
ganjah smoking among the many thou
sands of East Indian coolies who work
on the banana and sugar plantations
throughout the colony. Ganjah is a
variant of Indian hemp or bhang,
which was employed, to . arouse the
fierce passions of the trebel, Senovs
during the Indian muUny. nnd which
to-day is responsible' in lie east for
many cases of "running amok." The
coolie who smokeSfttil's 'tiiost perni
cious weed freely becomes an Incar
nate fiend, with the strongest homi
cidal tendencies. Chicna-o Inter
Ocean.
"'IN' THE fPHILIPPINE3.""-&JV
Important Niiri-mulrr ef liuiirtTOut in
ItataliKRM,
' Major Amorniito, two oupttttus, six
lieutenants mid OS Filipino soldliirs
guvo tliuinselves up, and uisti surren
dered S00 revolvers, till rillus uiul 4,000
rounds ot unnmitiltiou to Lieutenant
Charles N, Hhodos of the Sixth 'cavalry
at Biuian, Bnutugus province, lthmlos
had boon hunting the iiisurguiits from
place 10 place nod continually destroying
their supplies. Tlmy wore virtually
starved iuto surrendering,
A force of uative constabulary at
Sautit Cms, province, ot Luguua, cap
tured Cortes, second in command of the
lusurgaut Oonoral Mnlvar, mid turned
li in over to thu military authorities.
Cortes was in fuuoiod suuurity nud was
raising funds for the iusurreutio'.i.
A Mnuila dispatch states that the
United States Philippine oouuulssiou
vuauimonsly favors a uioditlutiou of
1 10 present order prohibiting Chiuoaa
irin entering the Philippines.
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST PICKED FROM
THE WEEK'S DISPATCHES.
Setiant l'rhiilial Creates a ricunitat tlle;
Mvt Haunts Mitlleluluty lltowii - lip
With Dynamite New IliillraaU r't'utti
Nun PranoUeu to lats Angelus
"I
A Fireman's Close Call
stuck to my engine, although
every joint nuhod and every ncrvo was
racKea witn pain," writes u. w. Hell
amy, a locomotive fireman, ot Burling
ton, lown., "I was weak and pale, with
out any appatlto and all run down As
1 whs about to Rive up, 1 got n bottle of
Electric Bitters and. after taklmr It. I
felt as well as I ever did in my life."
eak, sickly, ruu down neoulu alwavs
gain new life, strength and vigor from
their use. Try them. Satisfaction uuar-
anteed by diss. Strang. Price SOcents
As the result of n fire in the Park
Avouuo hotel, Now York, 19 are dead
and more than 50 injured. Among the
dead are Colonel Alexander M. Pi per,
Uuited Status army, retired, aud Colonel
Oharles L. liurdelt, Hartford, Conn,,
commander of the First regiinuut, Con
necticut volunteers. A lire broke out
early in the moruiug iu the armory ol
the sevouty-first regiment, Nuw York
National Guurd, at Park uveuuo, Thirty
third aud Thirty-fourth streets, aud it
is supposed by some that sparks from
this set fire to the hotel, while other
maintain that the Ore was of iucoudiury
origiu. The hotel building was believed
to be thoroughly Hreproof.
How'8 Thin?
we oiler One llundrea Dollars Reward for
say esse 01 calarra tnat cannot be cured by
Pro
Hair, Ca.srrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY CO,
0.4. . Tolaitu. ft.
We. the underslvnftd have known KV .1.
Cheney for the last 16 voir, aod bM!v him
periceuy nonoraDietn all business transaction,
and financially able to carry out auy obllgatlun
H'sstATkuax, Wnolcsale Drusiuis. Toledo. O
Waluino, Kinnan & Maiivin, Wholesale
urutEKists, -joimio, u.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is liken Interr.allv. sr
ti)K ulrcctly upon the blood and mucous su-
(aces of iho iyslem. I'rlce, 73. per bottle.
wi oj f uiukkhik. ieitmonia!5 in'e.
fins
Hall's Family I
are the bcid.
V illiam I'.tuerson Redmond, hotter
known ns " Billy " Emerson, widely
known as a minstrol, died iu tlostituto
circumstances at Diuu's hotel, Eliot
street, Boston. Consumption was the
causo of his death. He leave.) a widow
ii San l'riino soo and a sou by his Urst
wife in Iuw ork. In his time bo
made thruo fortuiie-i, but lost thnin.
An unknown man entered too Loudon
mid Mexico bank, in ihu city of Muxico,
ami, coverinir the cashier with a re
volver, demanded that ho givo up th
money iu his custody. Up m the cash.
ler s refusal liio robber fin d, instantly
cilliug the cashier. The robber, soeing
lint he would i'e captured, then blow
iut his own brains. Hj is sunnoscd to
alt A:i:e-: 'i. -
When sou lack tninry, do not relish
our food, feel dull and stupid, ufter
eating, all vou need is a aoe ot unam-
beriain s stomncli ic Liver laoiet-.
They will make you fell-like a new mn
nd give you an appetite like a near.
For sale by Chas. Strang, druggist.,
Couutdo Lncenav, who eloped'with
Ruby Lajkhardtof Los Angoles; dosert-
ug his wife at San Francisco, and who
was sontouced at El Paso to four years
in prison, will receive a now trial be
cause of a defect iu the original indictment.
Serious riots occurred at Barcelona,
Spain, originating in labor strikes. The
military was called out, and iu the fight
ing that followed 40 persons were killed.
Recent official telograms report the sit
uation as more peaceful.
Had To Conquer Or Die. "
"I was lust about none." writes Mrs.
Rosa Richardson, of Laurel Springs,
N. C, "I had consumption so bad that
the best doctors said I could not live
more than a month, but I bezan to use
Dr. King's New Discovery und wa
holly cured by seven bottles and am
now stout and well." It's an unrivaled
life saver in consumotioii. nncumonia.
la grippe and bronchitis: infallible for
coughs, colds, asthma, hav fever, croup
or whooping cough. Guaranteed bottles
SOc and $1.00. Trial bottles free at
Chits. Strang's drug store.
Thomas V. McOus of A.,i'oii, O., bat
n veil led mi elcctno.il luacliiiia which
will inalie dental mid all kinds of sur
gical operations painlets, and which
nomas A. Edison declares to bo the
coining invention of the ugo. By its
means live nerves have been removed
from teeth without thu patiuut's fuel
ing any pain whatever. The muchiiio,
ii effect, "short circuits" puiu aud pre
vents it from reaching the brain. To do
this a feat has been accomplished which
all oleotriciuus declared to he impos
sible, namely, the reduction of oleotrical
currents to the olio hundred-thousandth
part of a volt.
About 800 font ot thu ditches of both
Ilia Sweepstakes aud La Uningci Milling
companies, near Woavervlllu, Cal., were
swept away by the roouuc .storm, The
ttuinugu will amount to about 175,000
The supremo court of California dotor.
mined the controversy between Asses-
sor Washington Dodge and the city ot
hall l'i'utioisao rolutlvu to I lie retaining
by the assessor of la per cent commis
sion for the oollootlng of poll taxes by
giving a decision iu favor of the city.
The amount ot commissions oil poll
taxes collected by Dtxlgo and now Iu
the olty treasury subject to this decision
Is t.11,000. It isustimatotl that thu com
missions for Dodge's full term ot four
years would aggregate (IO,000. Com
missions olalmed by former Treasurer
Brooks will also revert to the general
fund of the oity. According to the
city's charter officers nru allowed only
their annual saluries.
Sheriff Sharer returned to Colusa,
Oal., from Texas with the prisoner
whom ho had gone after on the strength
of au alleged coufussiou whereby it was
made to npiear that James Luuurd hud
admitted thu murder of Oharles Hem
street in Prlucetou nearly 18 yours ago.
the mail proved to be a faker, who du
cuived the Texas officers iu order to get
free passage to California, When tlie
prlsouor stopped off tho-train the first
words bo uttered to an old acquaint
ance were: "Wall, I am buck in Cull,
torn la, aud 1 bail rather be a oouviot
Inra thau a tree ninu iu Texas." Tho
miiu's reiki name Is Harvey Nolan, a
great part ot whose life has beou spent
lu jnll. tie will bo returned to Texas
where ho will bo prosecuted for perjury.
Isaac Daily, who murdorod Lemuel
Mutts in Leinoore, Kings comity, Cut.
July 10, 1900, was hanged at Sau Queu-
tiu as a peuatty tor tils crime, A mo
ment before ho died he tossed the butt
of a halt smoked cigar from his lia aud
then calmly fell iuto line for tho march
to the scaffold. Twenty-tine seconds
from tho tiiuo he entered tho execution,
chamber the trap was sprung and
Daily's neck was lustuutly broken by
the tirop.
W V Holloway, who for tho Inst
three years has been prlnolpal of the
high school at Humot, Rivorsido county,
Uai., was, ou account of n scandal lu
which ho was the chief ligttre, dis
missed by thu school board mid advised
to leave town by the Urst train, which
no am. It appears that a mutual affec
tion existod butwoou Bessie ltogors, nn
IM-yaar-old pupil, ami Holloway, and in
order tliat tliev mtglit be married Mrs
Holloway had airreod to obtain a ilivoroo.
It was arranged, howover, that his wife
should still bo a member of tho fnmllv
and share equally with Bossio thu fain
lly earnings. Miss Rogers's father de
clares he will hunt Holloway down aud
make him rcitrot his course.
Lucius Hart, a visitor at Santa Rosa,
Cal., from R.tuinn, Wis., whilo out iu
the field with his gnu and dog, rested
his gutt on tho ground ami attempted
to kick the mud from his shoes. Iu
some manner tho weapon was di
charged and thu loud of shot oiitered
the right sido and loduod in his lung.
He died two hours aftorwnrd.
H. C, Rosoubaum, bettor known about
Los Angules as "Rosio," author, mail.
gerund promoter of tho play "111110110,"
was found dead in a South Hill stroul
lodging-house. Throo' smnll parcels o!
poison, a roomful of gn oscanlna from
au open jot and a'-iiate loft by the man
showed that ho committed suicide. The
note was as follows: "Old, sick nud
poor. I am glad to quit. Make no fnst
or ceremony. I pro tor not to be knowu.
Good-by. I wish I could bo cromated,
Well, no matter, plant mo as i am."
He was about (10 yoars of ugo, aud was
at one tinio wealthy,
Some Sensible Advice to Women by
Mrs. E. Sailer, ,
President German Eelief Association, Los Angelos, CaL
Owing; to modern methods of living, nut 0110 woman lu a thousand ap
proaches this perfectly natural change without experiencing a train of vary
annoying and sometimes painful symptoms.
Those dreadful hot flushes, sending the blood surging to the heart until It
seems ready to burst, ami the faint feeling that follows, sometimes with chills,
as If tho heart were going to atop for gtaal, are only a tow of the symptoms of
a tlnnguroiiK nervous trouble. The nerves are orvlng out for assistance. ''ia
cry should lie heeded In time. I,ydhi U. riiiklium'M Voifotnhlo Com
pound wns prepared to meet thu needs of woman's system at this trying
periotl of her life, mid nil women who use It puss through this trying purlod
with comfort ami safety.
A Special Oeoiieion.
Dinah Dat Mistnh Sam Jackson
seems to be a puhson ob de mos'
chnhming mnnners.
Pete Betcherlife! You'd orter seen
him when he was tryin' to tech me tor
two dollahsl I'uck. ;
HERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE !
Who are injured by the use of coffee. 1
Recently there has been placed in all
the grocery stores a new nrenarntlon '
called GRAIN-O, made of pure grains, j
that takes the place of coffee. The ,
most delicate stomach receives It with
out distress, and but few can tell It from
coffee. It does not cost over i as much.
Children may drink it with great bene-'
fit.. 13 cts. and 25 etc. per package, !
Try it. Ask for GRAIN-O. " '
A Good Hearted
Man,
or in other words, men with
good sound hearts, are not very
numerous. The increasing
number of sudden deaths from
heart disease
daily chron
icled by' the
press, is proof
of the alitrm
ing preva
lence of this
dangerous
complaint,
and as no one
can foretell
just when a
fatal collapse Kreamer.
will occur, the danger of neg
lecting treatment is certainly a
very risky matter. If you arc
short of breath, have pain in
left side, smothering spells, pal
pitation, unable to lie on side,
especially the left, you should
begin talcing
MUes-Heart Cure.
J. A. Kreamer of Arkansas City, Kans.,
"My heart was so had it was im
possible forme to lie down, and I could
neither sleep nor rent. My decline was
rapid, and 1 realized I must get help
soon. I was advised to try Dr. Miles'
Heart Cure, which I did, and Candidly
believe It saved my life."
Dr. Miles' Remedies sire sold
by all drusslsta en (uarantee.
Dr. Mlleo Medloal Co., Elkhart, Ind.
MRS. E. SAII.EIt
"PitAn Mits. Pink ham : When I piiwmmI through what la known
nn'oliiiiiK" of lift',' 1 liiul two yearn' Btill'tiriiiK, multlon lifitt, 11111I dm
quick chills would juish ovur nm; my npisdito wu variiililo ami I novor
could tt'll for a tluy ut a limo how I would fctd tho nr.xt day. Fivo
bottU'it of l.ytllu K. I'iiiKliHin'M Vrgi'ltililii Compound uliuiigrtl nil
thai, my days bccimiu tluyn of liciiltli, ami I liuvu vnjoyod ovi-iy Uuy
Hince, now nix yonin.
" Wo Imvo iiHt'tl coimiili'nililo of your Vi'K'tnllo Coiniswiid In otir
cliiiritulrlt) work, us wo llnd tlutt to rcHtoro 11 )kmii- mother to health ho
mIiu can miisii-i liciKt'li mid tlins) tlrjioiiiloiit tini hot, if mitili tlicro Ut,
in trtiff t'huiitv than to jflvo olht-r aid. Yon havo my Imtirly uiiilonw
lilt-lit, for you liivvi) provfii yourHidf a truti f riend to HtilVcring woniuil."
.Mils. E. .Saii.kii, ":i4 llllf .St., Uh Aiigi-k-B, Cal.
. When one stops to think about the good Mrs. Sailer derived from Mrs. '
rinkluim's advice nud medicine, li seems nlmost beyond belief yet II Is all
trim ns stated in her letter published nlmve at her own reiiient.
Sit other iiicdlclno in tlto world lias n'rclvoi! Hindi wldehpreitd
mid iiiiiintllfli'd t'litlorst'ini'iit. Jtefuso nil HiiliHtiltitcM.
As ft matter of jxisltlve fact Mrs. I 'in It hum has on II le thousands of letters
from women who have been Kiitely carried through that danger period
"Change of Life." Mrs. Sallcr'n cure Is not an unusual one-for Mrs. I'lnU
ham's medlolno to accomplish.
No othf-r person ciin glva hiivIi lidilnu; ndvlt o to woiiicn who
are sick uh vim Mrn. IMiiklimii, for 110110 Imvo hud H111I1 11 itreitt
exporlenco her iKlilrcs.s Is Lj nii, Miihh., mid her ndvico (rva If
you nro nick wrlto hor you uro foollnli If you don't.
$5000
ItKH'All!, Wi hRVAilt'iKMitsM, tiU l Im Nntliinnt i'Aiy tif.nk of tyn.rwto,
wlilo li will Im (tftltl Ui uuy tntrtnnt wtio can dml Dint the atxiVrt iMlliititaliil fpttar
Ut nut ifonuluv, or wiu pultlUlio! iHtforn ubtalnltiir tlio writer'! oolnl (
ipImI". l.yctlH K. rinklmm MHilolUP t'o l.ytin, Ummtu
MACHINE AND GENERAL REPAIR SHOP
Machine repairing a specialty ff Second
Hand Engines unci Stoam L'umps Bought and
Sold If It ft Bicycle Cones and Axles
Made to Order, 9f 9f flf 9 X
M. M. GADLT,
Prfljrielflr
W. Fritz d'Ablalnit, n woll-knotvu
musician of Sail Jose, is tho possessor oi
a huutliiK iIok that bus lived so long iu
musical oiiviroumuiits that ho has uo
t;ulred soniethliig of the "muslnal hab
it." Tho lo can and does keen time
perfootly with his tail to iiinslo. Ho
bunts a drum with his tail, keopliiK per
fect tlmo and never missiiii' a heat,
JndKo Dii-rita of Oawsou has givou
uotloo that women will uo longer -bo
permlttod to be omployod iu refresh
nioiit resort to intluuu 111011 to buy
di-nilis. Tho women so omployod havo
beou rooolvln-- a porcontano of tho sales
initio. In Ills rilling Judge DuKasstalod
that Uovurnor Ross had agreed that thu
piacuoo siioiiltl ho stopped This duoi-
'l lio dog Will siniid 011 tho floor hosldo n ' "j'" Is tho rosult Of thu sulcldo of young
pi.mo, with a drum so placed that Ills
tun can hit it, and when tho music
stints will keep perfect tlmo 011 the
drum
. Bucklcn'ri Arnica Halve
H111 world-wldo fame for marvellous
cures, f t surpasssos any other salve,
lotion, on.) mentor balm for outs, corns,
burns, bolls, -i -os. fulons, uluors, tot
tor, salt rheum, fever sores, ohnppod
hands, skin eruptions; Infulllblo for
piles. Curo Kiiarantoed. Only 2So at
Ohus. Strang's,
Thomiis filldtllotoii, assistant cashier in
mo gum commissioner's ofiloo, who re
cently committed suicide after spend
lug all of his own and about 3,030 of
Kovornmuiit money in this niiiuiiur.
A flro at Portland dostroyod ovory
building oxoopttwo 011 tho block bonnd
od by Front, Main and .Mndlsou stroots
and tho Wlllninetto rlvor. The nggra
gnto loss will amount to about 170,000,
uicstof whioh Is 011 tho (louring milts
mvnod by Alhors & Suhiioldor,
Superior )ob printing, MAIL ofllco
Tho British naval ostimatos for tho
year 1002-011 show a total or 81,2oO,003,
ns coin pared with 1)0,875,000 last year.
No fnwar than -10 fllitpi will be put 111
tho v.'utor during tho presuut yoar, and
next your thura will bo under construc
tion 00 ships, lu addition to 27 othors
that will bo laid down. Onus of irroator
caliber will bo mounted ou many ves
sels, and six-inch guns of (lie latest and
most improved typos will talto tho place
ot tho 4.7 guns.
The Best Prescription for Malaria
Chills anil Fovor Is a bottle of Uitova's Tast.
lbssOiiiUiTonio, it Is slmnlv Iron and Qui
nlno In a tasteless form. No cure, uo pay,
frloo 60 costs,
ALLEN'S
LUNG
BALSAM
' will positively euro doop.seated .
COUGHS.
COLDS, ,
CR.OUP.
A SSo, Bottlsi far a Slmpls Cold,
a 6O0. Bollls lor a Htsvy Cold.
A $1.09 Bonn lor a Doip-Msltd Cough.
. Horn oy sn uraiiKiits, . . , s