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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1901)
T U E T R IB U N E . ‘‘Will y e r th e t u p ? ” shouted the uiuAT THE LO ST-PARC ELS MAN. DICYCLES INSTEAD OF WATCHES leader. ‘‘Now boys, throw th e t n ig g er over a b a rre l and nachilly w a rp the M o w a S u b u rb a n H o m a n M«e u r e d a N ic e M o y * o f T o -D a y W a n t W h e e l* In s te a d o f N e w L iu b r e lla . TU ESD A Y , J U L Y 3 » , 1 9 0 1 . hide offen him w ith these hick’rics.” T im e p ie c e s . T h e y banish pain “ P re tty sm art lot of women on them ONE Soon th e kitchen resounded w ith bicycles and w atches a re n o t m uch ; G alen a division tra in s,” said th e lo st GIVES U F F ItT A L P A P E R OF « ' l; i; v c o . G um bo’s cries; vet still he w ould not p a rce ls emitodiau a t th e N o rth w e stern a iik e , a n d it is difficult to see how the a n d prolong life. tell. sale of one can affect th e sale of the d e p o t to a Chicago Post m an. RELIEF. ‘‘U p w ith h im !” shouted th e c aptain, o th er. I t is a fact, nevertheless, th a t ItfftVED RVBMY TU ESD AY EV EN IN G . now furious. “ P ut th e r rope ro u n ’ h > ' “Why?” since th e bicycle fever took hold in its i y W ALTER SflTTO X , “One of them com es in here y e s te r p re se n t intense form th e sale of high- i P r o p r ie to r cursed neck. T ake him out te r u tree .” W hile th is w as being done, the day and beats m e out of an um b rella,” g ra d e w atches has g re a tly reduced. replied t lie custodian, w ra p p in g up a ian P a re n ts who buy bicycles fo r th e ir lender tu rn ed to the squire. “See here,” he s a :d, “ if y e r don’t i and han d k erch ief u-nd labeling them , ch ild ren do not buy w atches unless, UUMBO. perhaps, they g e t cheap ones, so the give up th e t m oney y e r’ll lose a n igger j “H ow?” “ She rem em bers th a t the la s t h a rd y o u n g ones m ay know w hen it is tim e rig h t here. We’re In c h u rry . S s m e o f ra in w as Ju ly 21, and y e sterd a y w hen to com e home to dinner. W heeler’s ouvofry a r e a b n u t a n d \ 1> Y W IL L IA M F. B B O W N . “ T h e decrease in th e sale of w atches Is within th e reach of almost every h a in ’t over anxious te r tell ’em howeb th e sun is shining she com es in here and T he weakness, nervousness to-night. So speak up lively now. e. a sk s m e if any u m b rella Is le ft on the has been very noticeable,” said a Chi woman. Squire Mugle w as ta ll a n d radar* y e r’ll be sh o rt one m ore slave—sure as tr a in th a t day. Of course th e re is. cago jew eler th e o th e r day, “ a n il I and irritability from which so m any erous. The ••boy«“ in H ab ersh am o ften (*♦1 m ade little apples.” F ind som e every rain. I sa y : ‘Yes; tra c e it to no o th e r cause th a n the women suffer is in general due to dis ease of the delicate womanly organism. called hiin “ M eechin’ M ugle” because, “ Fo’ Gord, g e n ’Pm en! don’t h an g r w h £ t tra in did you leave y o u rs OB?' bicycle. For instance, w hen a boy be W hen the diseuise is cured the general th o u g h locally p ro m in e n t, and well to po’ niggah fo’ » tic k in ’ te r his po* oh She say s the E lm h u rst tra in . Now cam e fifteen or sixteen y e ars old in for health is re-established. do, he wore an a sp e ct as of one aJways marsea- th a t d o n ’t tell a n y th in g . She says sh e's m er days it was th e custom for his Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription looking for forebea-rance and to leration p a re n ts to present him w ith a w a tch — g o in g to her sister’s a t E lm h u rst, and «be Ah! Gum bo w as in the a ir now. IT* m akes weak women strong and sick r a th e r th a n e x p ec tin g ho n o r and re w as stru g g lin g , w hile m erciless hand.*- d o n ’t know th is road a t all. All th e g e n era lly a costly a ffa ir—w hich usually women well. It prom otes regularity, spect. tu g g ed a t the rope. T he squire leaped tr a in s are E lm h u rst tra in s. She’s g o t laste d him th e b e tte r p a r t o f his life. dries disagreeable and enfeebling drains, B ut it is different now’. T he boy heals inflammation and ulceration and One fe lt a s o rt of p ity a t sig h t of his a t the cord, cut it w ith his kn ife an me. hollow -chested, a n g u la r form , w hich stood over his p ro stra te slave, his eye “ T hen I says: ‘W hat kind of an u m clam ors for a bicycle, and he gen erally cures female weakness. W hen these g e ts it, although it does n o t last a s long diseases are cured, headache, backache, w as som ew hat n e u tra liz ed by doubt, blazing like coals. brella?* O ’Ç Ç g t y however, w hen one noted certain h ard “A nd she says i t ’s new. She can ’t a n d usu ally costs m ore th a n a w atch. nervousness and weakness are cured also. “ H ands off, you he artle ss d o g s!” I w a s v e r y w e a k a n d n erv o u s w h en I com - lines of m inor expression th a t eeeiaed cried. “ You shall n o t m u rd er the boy. ‘ recollect how the handle w ent, b u t sh e ’d T h is sam e tra it I have noticed in peo m « en I ce d t a k in g Dr. P ie rc e 's F a v o r ite P rescrip a n d 1 G o ld e n M edical D isco v erv .' a b o u t a to denote the possession of m ore forbid If you w ill have m oney, come w ith rr.r know’ if she sees it. Now, w h a t can 1 ple o f older years. W hen th ey g et y tion e a r a g o ,” w r ite s Mrs. M IJ. E veretts, o f 8y d ing a ttrib u te s. and m ay God curse th e ja u t one of y o u !” d o ? I show her th e um b rellas b ro u g h t enough m oney on hand to buy a w atch O xford S treet. W ood stock , O ut. "I had been His wife w as dead, and he lived in a He loosed the rope, raised Gum bo 11; in th a t day, and she picks up th e b est th e bicycle fever strik e s th em , and then su ffe r in g for s e v e n lo n g m onths^ an d had tak en 0 H T , A m ed ic in e from a p h y s ic ia n a ll th e tim e , but it large, tum ble-dow n bouse, tw o m iles and led him tow ard the kitch en , w hd one und she sens: ‘T h a t’s it.’ A nd it they go out and invest in a w h eel.” s e em e d to m a k e m e feel m u ch w orse. My sto m a c h w a s s o bad (so m y d octor told m e), and from the little Georgia tow n of H ab er th e astonished bushw hackers followed, is.” A F R U IT L E S S CHA SE. m y n erv es w ere in su ch a stat„* th a t I w ou ld sham . W hen the civil w ar cam e on he ta lk in g am ong therr.st J ves. T he rquirc. “ How do you know i t isn’t h e r u m start at th e lea st n oise. I felt irr ita b le a t all T h e U s e le s s R S u o lf- l f - S a c r i f l le c e o f » G a ll a n t sold his uegroes, re ta in in g only Gumbo -»till g ra sp in g his slave’s arm , entered b re lla ? ” t im e s ; w as n ot a b le to d o a n y o f ray o w u h o u s e w o r k ; had to k eef> -h elp all th e tim e . H ow I ♦4 v * Ita lia n . to assist in looking a f te r his im pover and strode to th e h earth-stone, wlier»’ ‘ ’Cause to-day th e traffic m an a g er su ff-r e d G od a n d m y s e lf a lo n e k n o w . I w as An A m erican lady, p rom enading in g r e a tly d iscou raged w h e n I c o m m e n c e d t a k in g ished p lan ta tio n . His neighbors flouted he again faced the guerrillas. sees h e r o n the tra in wit h th a t u m breifa, . f th e first Ixjttle se em e d to him as being a unionist, fo r p re fe rrin g A confused noise w as now audibly and te a r:; h e r tell a n o th e r w om an how Florence, suddenly missed h e r purse. y h o e u lp r m m e. ed ic I in to e s, o k but five Ixittles o f * F a v o r ite Pre Yankee gold to good negroes. B u t , down th e public road. T w o men entered she got it, and he fetch es it in here ju s t T he suspicious m ovem ents of a m an in s c r ip tio n ,’ tw o o f 'G o ld e n M edical D isc o v e r y ,’ P ierce’s P le a sa n t P ellets. slave p ro p e rty was gro w in g u n c ertain ; mid w hispered hu rried ly w ith th e c a p as five o th e r wom en break in here w ith fro n t m ade h e r boldly dem and the a I ls c o a n tw h o ig v h ia ly ls r e o co f m Dr. Ko m a tte r w h a t th e m atte r is, one w ill do y o u m e n d th e se m ed ic in e s to all gold was sure, and secret b id in g places tain. T h e noise increased to a e la tte r- the sam e ¿me. Did th ey g e t u m sto len property, and th e m an a ctu ally w h o suffer a s I did. L n e v e r had b etter h ea lth go o d , an d y o u can g e t ten for five cents. n I n o w enjoy, an d it is* a ll o w in g to Dr. p len tifu l. ! ing roar. b re llas? Well, no—n o t till a f te r th e handed over h e r purse. In d ig n a n t at P th ie a rc e 's m e d ic in e s.” such d a y lig h t robbery, th e lady stopped A r.nvr t r.-.-CTminy rXN RIT4XS r*Brr.n* In . vper CT. - ton (vrlthont gla»»} Is now for Gum bo w as sh o rt, wheezy and tim ‘‘G it o u ten here, m en!” shouted the next ruin.” Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical 1» :it« ;u i .4 f- r :h • p<n.r and tlioecuiK a n elegantly dressed mail, and, in e x orous. W hy th e squire k e p t him, the lender. ‘‘W heeler’s m en are eom in.’ ” I by Bviidlna fo r ty . »«-ht re n ts Adviser, in paper covers, is sent fr e e on \< ’v i - i !; - o r a «.b g le c arto n (T ax cited tones, began to p our o u t h e r g riev T a ü G.'XJ) wi.i ¡4» a::! le a st com m ercially valuable of his Then to th e squire: *‘W e’ll be l ack IN MINE EXPLO SIONS. de amce th e w o rld w » b «-rested. receipt o f 21 one-cent stamps to pay ance. M erely w a itin g to h ear: ‘ T h a t expense of m ailing only. Audress Dr. slaves, v. as w ondered a t; b u t the squire a g ’in, fu s t y e r know. As fo r thet m an stole iny purse!” th e g a lla n t R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. M a n y M e n 1.090 T h e i r L iv e s T h r o u g h knew , reaso n in g shrew dly w ith h im ! blam ed n ig g er -h e re ’s fer h im !” Ita lia n rushed a f te r th e th ief, who Ig n o r a n c e o f W h a t t o D o . self. A p isto l sh o t bellow ed th ro u g h the prom ptly took to his heels. But. the Scientific in q u iry is being directed to ‘‘If I lose Gumbo,” he would say, • I 1 room . G um bo scream ed, nnd the th ie f was th e m ore nim ble of th e t ■ lose n o th in g m uch b u t a fa t bag of ,ru errIU asru sh ed o ut p eU -m eil,m ount'1 •' th e savii.g of h u m an life in m ine ex- a n d limUly dodged he. p u r.u e r lied • i Dr. H aldane has established nuisance. T he re s t of m y n ig g eis wen- »jfl wexc gone in a trice. O ther tr< 'h fact • 1 » th e loss o f life in colliery faced, p erspiring a n d o u t of breath , the w orth t h e ir price.” • u i . ■ H i.Jrd the house. A niulat •'»tents is fa r g r e a te r th a n it need gentlem an tu rn e d buck to m eet th e N evertheless, when the squire rose " .. .1 ra n in and f, 11 on G um bo’s nec! lx* v. hen those w ho w ork in th e m ines lady w ith profound apologies. ‘•Mad one n ig h t and hid his gold anv-. u n d e r« as he sat disconsolate. am , I am very sorry. 1 did my best, g re a t h e arth stone in the k itchen, he “ I b e a m ’« in !” she cried. “Wo hearn and those w ho m anage them have but your purse is g o n e .” “ Oh, no,” she saw' a sig h t th a t m ade him, fo r the m o ’em e t m o th e r’d. I know ed do p '-j-— c le are r know ledge of the right, th in g replied, sw eetly. “ I have my purse. 1 • For your m en t, repent having retain ed G um bo to wuz in tow n a -ftirra g in ’, so 1 u p a r ’ to do in the face o f th e calam ity. In a g o t it back from th e m an .” "G ot y o u r ' to rm e n t and w ait upon him . T h a t ru n an* Jet ’em know . One on ’em too’, recen t m ine explosion, w here 57 m en purse back?” he repeated. “ W hat did ■ You van h a v e it all for and 30 horses w ere killed, the cause ot sable w orthy, barefooted and in s h ir t me up behlr»’ him, a n ’ y e ar I is - - tie s j you w ant, th e n ? ” “ W ant? Why, 1 m o w e r s , d e a th in every ease w as proved to be and draw ers, was s ta rin g a t his old m as Gord! W h at’s de m a tte r wid y e r,G u m Per er w unt ju stice,” said th e lady, calm ly. It n o t the w ant o f oxygen in th e a ir of the was too much even for p ro v e rb ia flta l- te r from the doorway, w hile each h air bo?” P O R T O R F O R D , O R E ., M onth M onth p it a f te r the explosion, but to com of his kinky head seemed to be slowly («umbo ro se to th e em ergency again, ian u rb an ity , a n d , alm ost choking straig h ten in g . The favorite varieties of fo r his In ju ries, th o u g h painful, were paratively slow poisoning by caib o n w ith vexation, he gasped: “ Justice: 111 T h e E v en in g T eleg ra m , of P o rt m onoxide. Sufficient- oxygen to s u p i o th in k th a t I should have run m yself A devilish tran sfo rm a tio n oonvulscd not serious. lan d , Oregon. f t is th e la rg e st e v ! FOR T H E COMING SEASON, tlie known hardy and sur e n in g n ew sp ap er p u b lish ed in O re Squire M ugle’s face. D ashing down his “ W hy, howdy, Km’l.ne,” he r e p o rt life w as left, in th e a irw ay s a ’i i into a p erspiration fo r justice!” along the tra c k of th e explosion. It gon; it con tain s all tlie new s of th e candle, he sp ra n g forw ard and seized sponded. “ Yer all come j?s* in do nick est healing kinds for this W HERE S O U O R E T T E S ST A R T . appears th a t m en from w ant of know l And see ivhat you need in (he way sta te ami o f th e n a tio n . T ry it for ai Gumbo by th e th ro at, as he stood in the oh tim e—sh o ’.v coast; and several of the til' n th . A sa m p le copy will be mail-! pale m oonlight stream i/ig dow n from G ray-coated cavalrym en nov. edge now go s tr a ig h t to th e ir d e ath M a n y o f T h e m F i r s t B e g i n t o D a n c e tV I iile | of Extras. Don’t wait until the ■ed to you free. A ddress newer kinds, said to be w ithout. F l a y i n g i n th © s t r e e t . sw arm ed in, and shots were fired about in endeavoring to escape. Dr. Ilnldani last tiling, but send your orders in TH E TELEGRAM , “ Did you see it? ” he hissed, fa irly th e place. Several b ushw hackers wer-- is convinced th a t h u n d re d s of men have In th is a g e o f b urlesques a n d b a lle t very fine. Among them ' early, for tlie c hoking w ith paasion. c a p tu re d , anil a g uard w a s l e f t , a t t ’ j lost th e ir lives by h u r r y in g blin d ly to I girls, when farce com edies a re p le n ti P O R T L A S O , O B. Gum bo gapped, gurgled, and a t last sq u ire ’s req u est, lest the nectindrt 1 w ard the sh a ft, o r by not r e tir in g to- fully supplied w ith h igh kiekers und O re g o n R ed W in te r, i w ard the face w hen th ey m et th e n ftcr- m anaged to say* ‘‘D idn’t see B u ttin ’, wer-’ to suddenly re tu rn . Mcnuwhil dancers, and w hen even tlie chorus g irls ’c ep tin ’ you, inarse.” Emel.’nc m ode Gumbo some corn csffee, , dam p. In m any p a rts of the m ine th ere are expected to tr ip th e lig h t fa n ta stic B a n a n a a n d B ism a rk | w ill be, beyond th e lim its o f the e x toe, one often w onders w here all the Squire Mugle slowly loosened his g rip, a so ld ier gave him a d rin k of sorghum A p p le s . tig h te n ed it «gain, th en took his hand rum , and lie began to feel q u ite chipper plosion, abundance of a ir to effect dilu dancing g irls come from . T he n a tu ra l THE GARDEN CITY M EDICINES 1 tion of the poisonous earbon-m onox’de. inference is th a t th e y secure th e ir fir ,t Also, FEARS, PRUNES, AND aw ay, h e sitatin g ly . again. H is m aste r w atched him w ith AND TOILET ARTICLES. on b re ath in g w hich the m en suddenly know ledge of th e g raceful a r t in the Gum bo knew! W here else could he k in d ly eves. I A l in e of f a m i ly r e m e d ie s m a d e a n d s o ld by CHERRIES. lose th e use of th e ir lim bs and finally as e x c lu s iv e ly . E v e r y p r e p a r a tio n I s gusran- dan. ing schools, a f te r which th ey a re hide his m oney? T hia sp o t w as handy “ I d id n ’t tell, m orse,” said Gumbo In ordering extras please I1H‘ II- te e d t o c o n t a in t h e p u r e s t a n d b e a t d r u g s . A Jeonsciousness. Eo that, a m an who prepared for th e sta g e by persons who —rig h t u n d e r h is fingers, so to speak. p re sen tly , s in g le t r ia l w i l l p r o v e t h e ir s u p e r io r it y . Any tion kind of mower, date of M i d i , o f t h e s e r e m e d ie s w i t h f u ll d ir e c t io n s f o r using He desired no .distant sw am p o r hollow “ No, y u did not, but you have placed w aits for the rescuers, o r long enough m ake a business of th a t so rt of thin g . o n r e c e ip t o f p r ice , and No. of piece wanted, and 1 u 11 iu e 1. n 8 e n t Q Pr u ic c Paid w ith tell-tale tree m arks, as a place to y o u r old m a ste r u n d e r a deeper debt fo r th e a fte r-d am p to disperse, will be But m any a d an cin g g irl w ill ti ll you k a c tio n L a x a t i v e T a b le t s fo r C o n stip a - able to escape e ith e r by th e intak e, or, th a t her first school w as th e sidew alk, will be no trouble in making a lit. t lo n , B i lio u s n e s s , H e a d a c h e , I n d i g e s t i o n , D ix be hu n ted for or fo rg o tten , ns the ease th an m ere money ra n repay, Ciim l* x in e s s , a n d T o r p id L iv e r . S t r ic t ly v e g e ta b le . m ig h t be. lie loved h is gold w ith a T he New Year is p re tty u ear her»’, end » if th is is blocked, by th e r e ty r n a ir and her first Inspiration th e r ’ rains of 25 c e n ts . • AI s o \\ 1 j A n a i i G l u i n e a p eram b u latin g s tre e t piano, presided G a rd en C ity H e a d a c h e C u re, fo r N e r v o u s w orm , personal affection. N ex t to the am g o in g to se t you free you rasc.U w ays. D E A L E R IN . H e a d a c h e , S ic k -H e a d a c h e N e u r a lg ia , B l in d in g over by an Ita lia n g rin d er. Indeed, it : joy of hand lin g it was th e feeling th at You m ight have run aw ay i o t ‘ < H e a d a c h e , S l e e p le s s n e s s , F la t u le n c y a n d S o u r ¡3 no uncom m on sig h t to sec a crow d of JU M B O AND T H E LAW. S t o m a c h , H a r m le s s . O n e d o s e 10 c e n t s , 3 fo r i t w as n ear by, unseen, y et felt, as by a Y ankees, b u t Instead you have stood in terested sp e c ta to rs g a th e re d ab o u t 25 c e n ts . so rt of delicious six th sense— dead to y o u r M aster’s b e n t friend th ro u g h thick A D e p u t y S h e r i f f O u t A f t e r t h e G r e a t G a rd en C ity E y e - w a s h , fo r I n f la m e d o r one of these s tre e t m usicians, th e a t W e a k E y e s , S c a ld s , C u ts, B u r n s , B r u is e s a n d m o st people, yet psychologically alive and thin. If ttiai doesn’t <h serve free Elephant« traction being n o t in th e m usic, b u t in O ld S o r e s , E n tir e ly H a r m le s s . P o w d e r e n o u g h to m isers and lovers. dom, I hardly know w hat does.” I t w as e ig h t o r nine y e a rs ago, and tlie graceful m ovem ents of th e little fo r m a k in g o n e p in t. 60 c e n ts . B ut Gumbo gazed a t his old m aster rr ? rL^'LiJ!h ofir 8 L a d y ’s S y r i n g e , $2.5°. S m a ll “ Den yer w on’t m ake n,e leab yer th e c ars c o n ta in in g th e a n im a ls w ere girls. Some of th ese ch ild ren execute c r x x m i A o H a rd R u b b e r S y r i n g e 30 c e n ts . R n b b e r H a n d w ith som ething like m o istu re in his lit w ’en I ’a free, m orse?” Gum bo looked unloaded n e ar the Canal s tre e t fre ig h t some very p re tty steps, a n d occasion s y r in g e , 3 p ip e s 60 c e n ts . B ad ger tle eyes. He w as w ounded to th e quick up anxiously, scarcely th in k in g enough homse, says the Providence Jo u rn a l. S y r in g e , 3 h ard ru b b er p ip e s , 1 q t . ally th e ir perform ances a re a s clever as Si.(X), 2 q t s . $1.25. A j a x F o u n ta in S y r i n g e , fin e s t by th e n atu re o f the sq u ire ’s evident of the boon, a p p are n tly , to say “ thank T he a n im a ls were guided a cro ss E x some seen upon the stage. L a d ie s 'a n d G e n t’s Shoes a n d MOWERS, m a d e , 4 h a r d r u b b e r p ip e s , 2 q t s . $2.00. H o t suspicion, and he l»ore th e la tte r ’s sc ru you.” W a te r B o t t le s W h ite r u b b e r 1 q t . 75 c e n t s , 2 change place by a tte n d a n ts , a n d the q t s . 9 0 C ts ., S i lk f in is h e d 1 q t $1.25, 2 q t s . $1.40. In th 1 gold m ines of C oolgardie, A us HAY-RAKES, tin izin g look unflinchingly, th o u g h w ith “ N ot if you w ant to s ta y —nml I hope e le p h a n ts w ent along very peaceably. A m e r ic a n B e a u t y C o m p le x io n T a b le t s , fo r s i < > Ir « :« y on aspect of reproach. T h e squire seized you do.” c le a n s i n g th e s k in o f B la c k h e a d s , P i m p le s , T hey hadn’t gone a g re a t d istan ce, tralia, m uch valuable ore is le f t abso an.! TEDDERS, M o th P a t c h e s , F r e c k le s , a n d a l l s k in d i s e a s e s , G um bo by the chin, raised I he black face “H- how ’bout E m ’lin e? Me a n ’ sh- how ever, w hen Ju m b o ’s f l a c k began lutely unw atched, says tn e New Y ork c a u s in g t h e c h e e k s to h a v e t h e n a t u r a l tint ox and glanced n t it h a rd e r th a n ever. w onts te r m arry pow ’ful,don’t w e,E m ’- to itch. T he big clephaait trie d to reach Press. If any person b re a k s aw ay from y o u t h a n d h e a lth . 5 0 c ts . K T C „ l i l T C ’., CULTIVATORS A m e r ic a n B e a u t y C old C rea m , f o r r e m o v in g T hen ho released th e neg ro and sighed. lin e ? ” th e place w ith his tr u n k , but. d id n ’t the A rcadian h abit of h o n e stly leaving T a n , F r e c k le s , a n d a l l im p a r itie s o f t h e s k i n , ‘‘I will tr u s t you,” he said, a t length. “G’ way, n ig g ah ! I h a :n ’t ta lk in ’ m anage to. So lie stepped fro m th e i t alone he m eets w ith ju stic e by W ill keep a wagon on the road, m ak in g a n d g i v i n g it a s o f t v e lv e t y a p p e a r a n c e , 40 c ts - anil PLOWS. A m e r ic a n B e a u t y F a c e P o w d e r , f o r a c o ‘‘B u t if you speak, o r even th in k m uch now.” And yet. E m eline looked pleased line and looked for sonic su ita b le place stra n g e m eans. Confidence in h onesty re g u la r trip s a b o u t every ten d ay s, be v e r in g to t h e s k i n , k e e p in g a l l d u s t , s o o t a n d a bout w h a t you have seen and heard, “W —c —e—II.” T he cquirc hesitated a g a in s t w hich to rub his back. T h ere m i s t be kept a t a n y c o st o u t th ere , tween Gol«l B each a n d D airy v ille. for I i v a l'lerlc?? Scotch Clipper Plow o t h e r im p u r it ie s fr o m t h e p o r e s, a n d g i v i n g a r e fin e d e le g a n t a p p e a r a n c e to th e t o il e t . P in k you are a dead nig g er. It w as easier to give G um bo freed r.: w ere tw o objects in sig h t—a b ig fla g d e n ts o r encam pm ents a re le f t for th e accoinm otlation and convenience of anil you will use no other. o r W h ite . 25 c ts . One n ig h t a band of b u sh w h ack ers de • ban gold. T he negroes w ould probably staff and Poddy B u rn s’ sh a n ty , w hich ho u rs and even days in th e b u sh w ith A m e r ic a n B e a u t y F r o z e n P e r fu m e , f o r c a r th e people living en ro u te . E. H. CH EEV ER, r y in g in p o c k e ts , k e e p in g in d r a w e r s , c h e s t s scended upon them , for th e neighboring all be free before long, anyhow . “ T in r stood in the re a r of th e T h ree O nes’ o u t being touched, even w hen full of a n d t r u n k s , to p e r m e a te c lo t h i n g , a n d im p a r t a m ountains were full of these pests then. I k m ighty tig h t, b u t you can have th fire sta tio n . Ju m b o picked out the «•lothes, etc., thin g s w hich one w ould Langlois, Curry County, Oregon. f r a g r a n t d e lic a t e a n d l a s t i n g p e r fu m e . I t is : su p e r io r t o liq u id s , a s it c a n n o t s p i l l , w a s t e or They w ere a set o f com pound rascals, old m are, Gum bo, und—yea—h an g r ; sh a n ty , and by the tim e be had re th in k w ere of use to som e o f th e poor O R D E R S T A K E N F O R A N Y - e v a p o r a te . 25 c t s . a c a k e , 2 f o r 4$ c t s . clad indiscrim inately in blue and gray, if I don’t! E m eline can have $50 for lieved his feelings th in g s inside wen* w retch es round about. V a g in a l S u p p o s it o r ie s f o r a l l f e m a l e ir r e g A R T I C L E N O T IN S T O C K . The sum m ary ju stic e re fe rre d to is u la r it ie s , 90 c t s . p er b o x . and equally a curse to b o th confederate bonne fix Inga. ’ upside down, and the b u ild in g had W r it e fo r o u r t e r m s to a g e n t s a n d d r u g g is t s . indeed a stro n g d e te rre n t, th e w ay it and union sym pathizers. T hey served “ F ed’rlt m oney, m a rs e ? ” naked G um nearly been removed from its fo u n d a JARDEN CITY MEDICAL SUPPLY HOUSE. B U Y T H E is carried o u t ixdng ns n e a t a« it is My Goods wil> be sold a t b o tto m p rices Mammon w herever the aid of rope, bul bo, anxiously. tions and shoved into th e w a ter. 56 Fifth Avenue, Chical Im m ediately anyone is s tr ic tly or C ash . let or lash could invoke th a t d eity from “ No- gold!” sh o u te d “ M eechin’ Mu- P addy B u m s looked for a law yer, effective. caught, stealing, says a L ondon corr-o- the curious hiding-places w h erein w ar- p ie,” desperately, th o u g h he g u lp d I and found the late A m brose E. W est. strick e n fam ilies bestow ed th e ir valua eom ew hat em otionally a fte rw a rd . “ I i ’s T he a tto rn e y issued u w r it and gave spondent, th e “ roll u p ” is sounded— Restores VITALITY. bles. LO ST VIGOR e x tra v ag a n t - - i t ’s w a ste fu l; b u t — , it to a d e p u ty sheriff, w ith in stru c tio n s th a t is 1o say, a tin p a n n ik in is b eaten vigorously drum-wise, and in h e arin g A N D M ANHOOD T he squire w ar ro u ted o u t, b ’H «♦nod you've earned It, boy—th a t's a ll! ” to a tta c h Jum bo. T he officer p re s e n t th is om inous sound all th e m iners in pro testh ig ly on his d ig n ity . He had but T he squire h u rrie d off to l»cd to ed th e paper to th e tr e a s u re r of t l i e Cures Im p otcn cy, N ig h t E m issions 2nd a few head of poor c a ttle left, too poor escape th an k s mid to reconcile him self circ u s ami then took up a position th e cam p h u rry up to tin 1 ¡. ace. Tlie w a stin g d iseases, a ll e ffe c ts o f self- case is roughly explained to them ; an jcven for arm y beef. to h is own lib erality . G um bo threw his uear the elephant, but o u t of th e reach abuse, or e x c e ss and indis D o n ot be deceived by those w h o ad- m prom ptu co u rt is im m ediately •‘Burn yer stock, old m a n !” said the arm s round E m eline. I of th e sv. ing of his tru n k . cretion . A n e r v e t o n i e a n d V » Sew’ing M achine for form ed, a president elected and th en lender. “ We w a n t y e r m oney, so rush “ F ifty gole dollah s a n ’ de ole biin* 1 'l’lie bill for dam age« w as p ro m p tly b lo o d b u i ld e r . B rin g s th e $1.0.00. T h is kind o f a m achine can u roun’ and git it up.” m ar’!” he shouted, e csta tic ally . “ Ein*- settled, but the officer said a fte rw a rd and th ere t l i e c u lp rit is trie d . I f he is pink glow to p aie c h e e k s and be bou ght from us or a n y o f our found g u ilty —and w here he has been Bo , that, if the anim al had decided to w all, Gum bo stood q u a k in g behind his m as line— honey- we’s r ic h ! ”—New dealers from $15.00 to $18.00. restores th e tire o f youth. te r. T hough n o t above p ilfe rin g the hem ian. aw ay he h ad n ’t any idea how lie could cau g h t gold-handed, so to say, th e re is, By m ail i»Oc per box; boxes W E M A K E A V A R IE T Y . «quire*» tobacco, o r riflin g some hen lim e proceeded to enforce th e law by of course, no d o u b t a b o u t i t —he is o r for a w r itte n g u a r a n for the New Era Edition of THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST. t e e t o c u r e $ o 2 r . 5 r 0 e ; f u w n ith dered to leftxe the cam p w ith in a given roost w hen fare w as h ard , he w as fa ith com pelling him to rem ain. HOW HE WON THE GIRL, *1 he d t i ie m o n e y . tim e—g enerally a few m in u te s only— T he Feed determ ines th e strength or ful to th a t one g re a t t r u s t c o ncerning now m Press. A G e r m a n C a v a lie r R a c e d w i t h a R a l l - and never re tu rn to it a g ain u n d e r the w eakness o f S e w in g M achines. T he FR E N C H JO U R N A L IS M . N E R V I T A M E D IC A L C O . w hat lay un d er the hearth -sto n e. r o a d T r a in . risk of being tarre d und fe ath ere d o r D o u b le F e e d com bined w ith other Vllnton A O ur large, p ro fu se ly il “ Js -d e y u n y u n n ers e r is dey rebs, Sts.. CHICAGO, IL I. T he young G erm an cavalier bad T h e F i f t y D a i l y N e w p a p e r s o f P a r i s » m l w orse. It is e x tra o rd in a ry w h at w hole stro n g p o in ts m ak e s tlie X e w If o iu e in arsc? ” he w hispered. T h e ir R e a d e r s . lu stra te d S p rin g a n d S um failed to pop the q u estio n , anil the F or S a le By 0 . ix'iieve, D r u g g is t, th e best S ew in g M achine to buy. ‘‘It m akes no difference. T hey are y o ung liulv left the house in dudgeon, Th»' P a ris press com prises n early 50 som e fear there, is of th is “ roll u p ” P ort O rford, O rogou. m er C atalogue, d escrib in g thieves—so hush up. My nil is in your tellin g th e ir m utuiii boat th a t her m o th daily new spapers, th e a g g re g a te not sy stem —fa r more* so in m an y case« M e fo r C M U R S s S S S th a n the police inspires. keeping, Gumbo. H -s-s-b!” th e n e w fash io n s, and e r had no use for such a c h ic k en -h e a rt , having varied g re a tly d u rin g th e last e manufacture and prices before purchasing One o f the m en, a p p ro ac h in g from ed son-in law, says the New York I ten years. M od »f t h • a r t 1 s . J d i.< r " v in g lo w e st D epartm ent behind, laid hand on G um bo's sh o u l H erald. T he thror.u of E ngland, so splendid » ne <ou. An ex trem ely lim ited r.uinU r 5 0 YEA RS’ s tore prices for e v e ry THE NEW HOME SEWING MAEHINE BO. der. A btt!e la te r the host rep eated th is , ■ sold lor two i.ous. am , tw o o r th i •> in Its rich tra p p in g s of silk, velvet and EXPERIENCE th ng to eat, d rin k , w e a r “ I’ll bet th is n igger know s w her it t o 1 « . th , who really loved th e girl, > •; ' »r t im e so u -, o r a little less tiic.i gold w ire lace and toasel«, ¡a sim ply an 28 Union Sq. X. Y., Chicago, 111., Atlanta, Oa., is," he rem arked. “ We’ve henrn bout inn. . I m erely delayed proposing unt ¡1 •h i|)cuce. It. is h a rd ly neces- old-fashioned, high-backed c h a ir. I t or use. BU Louts,Mo., Dallas,Tex., San Franclsoo, Cat you and y e r one m an, sq u ire Y er’ve he could d o so nt h e r ow n hom e. His :a ry to say, by w ay of prelim in ary h a s been in use fo r m ore th a n GGOyears, FOR S A L E SY got m oney hid aw ay and w e’re je s ’ goin* horse Hood n ear the d eo r.n n d liesp» nng com m ent, th a t a dozen really able jo u r but. the e'»rly h isto ry of th e old oaken tee hev it—eh, boys?” into tlie snddte mid galloped a f te r the aals would be b e tte r su p p o rte d and relic und the n o ire o f its m ak e r are An echo of asse n t from the o th e rs fol tra in , w hich had left, a q u a rte r of au b e tte r serve the in te rest« of the public. b oth unknow n. T he wood w h k h com ------ T rade M arks lowed, und the m an continued: Lour before. Ow ing to benign provi I'he French people, tak en a s a m ass, poses th is “th ro n e ’ is very h a rd and D esigns ‘‘I also henrn w hat y e r said to this dence and th e m nnngcm cnt of th is have little m oney, says th e N ational llc- solid, ns may be im agined w hen it is C o p y rig h ts Ac. D R . J O R D A N 'S o r e a t I A n y o n e sen d in g a sk e tc h and d escription m ay n ig g er je s ’ now. 80, o u t w ith the scads c o u n try railroad, he c a u g h t th e tra in I view, to pay for th e g ra tific a tio n o f the know n th n t th e c h a ir l i a s been “ kept N'ns acres floor ¿pace—l,uuu clerks. quickly ascertnin o u r opinion free w h eth er s o e r we’ll find a way te r m ake him ta lk .” lieforc it. had reached th e next sta tio n , ••mall am ount of lite ra ry ta s te they poe- in the d ry ” and w ell covered w ith rich in ven tion is probably patentab le. C om m unica tio n s strictly confident .al. H andbook on Patent« ‘‘Boys.” exclaim ed th e leader, “ it’s w Inch wius Kraow. He spied the y oung e s s . The novelist, Zola, declared in nil c lo th of vai ituis kinds since th e day s of 14il llU E T H .I l i PIHC1SCI.C1L sent free. O ldest a r e n c y for secu ring p aten ts. P aten ts taken th rou gh M unn A t o . re ce lr « cold w ork palaverin’ o u t here! T ote lad% T h « L s rv w t Anatomical In the A > n t the window of a first-class com nterview a few m o n th s a g o th a t re- E dw ard I. T he back nnd sides of the tptcial n o te r , w ith o u t charge, in th e W orld. \»eah e . « or any c tract ad y (her sq u ire In ter the k itchen. I see p a rtm e n t, nn<l,riding up to the tra in lie- ' iew s ami m agazine« like those of Eng- c h a ir w ere lo rm crlv painted in various O w a r p o t l l l r e l y r a r a d f i y i k r old«*t A Specialist m :he C a m Fat ja yssta. t h a r ’a a fire In th a r.” lore it cam e to full stop, alm o st s h o u t bind and A m erica w ould not find in colors. The seat is m ade of n rough O R . J O P O A .V - O IS E A S E S O F M E N « A han d som ely tlfostratsd w eekly. l a r g e s t ctr- ctr Once all w ere inside, som e pine k n o ts ed b reath lessly : “ My d e a r Miss ■ - ! lanee a sufficient n u m b er of read ers sandstone. T h is stone, w hich is be ■ T P H II.M iherouchlr ersdieated eulatlnn o f any scientiQ c Journal. T erm s. S3 a i ' l i e s P i'iip iT t y iii P o r t f lu « S f*M » With.Alt tue u-a Ol n e r w w r y lieved to |xisscss talism an ic pow ers, is w ere th ro w n on the am bers, th en the I ask for y o u r hand. Yeo, o r n o ? ” i to ju stify th e ir publication. y ea r: f o u r n io n t h a .il . Sold by all I n new e w sdealei sd e a le n rweawaftttrd by an F lp e rt. R ^ d l - A 26 inches in len g th , ITiirches in b re ad th lead er unw ound a coil of rope from his e«sl w « rw for M w p tw rw . a qu.ck and F 1 1 h * Revue des Deux Monde* is aup- At th e sta tio n , j u s t as th e tra in a r radical ce rt for I ’ l l e s , r ie a w e w and A w aist. rived, a “ Y es!” w as jo y fu lly given by j ported l»y the professional lite ra ti, the and l ’Ma inches in th ic k n e ss. N um ber Branch Office. 625 F « . , W ashington ngton. . 1 D. C. P<p««a>aw. by D r. Jpruaa'a special pain leaa sieiiiod«. “Zeb,” he c-ommnnded, ‘‘you and Tom th e young m iss and te a rfu lly approved b urned professions a n d a n a risto c rac y less legends a re told in connection w ith O rxu ltatio a free and »trirrterTlests T -ean atn t a t- £ taaal'y n< t » «ttiar. A / V fSe-« in everr ra.e V th is w onderful stone, b u t th e tr u th go and cut some hiek’ries.” . < i b i rlli and m oney. It is ra re ly «ecu by h e r m am m a. t-id ttiakta W n t t f«» B >«k wf A T w o m en left the room . G ntnbo's ' StnaiA G E . M AILBA BBSS. f A vaiuablt haok P I outside these elrclee. Even the*hand probably is th a t it waa o rig in a lly used k tot «<*•. ) Call ® r ari» . te e th c h a tte re d w ith fear and cold, lor some and read ab le illu stra te d new s in Scotland as a “co ro n atio n atone” OR M > R 0A N A C O .. I 0 S 1 M a r k s t S t.. S P. / D esiring to change our loculi w< he w as a g ain clad only in a s h ir t and papers, such as th e Illu s tra tio n and upon Which th e S co ttish k in g s were d ra w e rs. Reliable man for M anager of Branch r- I Monde Illu stre , have only a sm all seated w hile u n d e rg o in g th e cere offer our residence property in I’« eonr.eetc«! w ith b e in g crow ned for sale at a bargain. The pr v *T11 give yer tw o m inutes ter tell, Office we wish to open in thia vicinity. IN N E W S P A P E R S « circulation, <*onfined prlneipeH y to the “ m k onies »1 •fSMi««« j • •• , SwtHOfi in g of 1’ .-enbo « f F c c i i n r e ’ .” squire. A fter that we takes other means ty con sists of a large, substantia * T »«oui punjaja» j o - m i . d o » r--<iax.uvu. L If y o n r record is O. K . here is an op a n y w h ; « e a t a n y t im b j cafe.*, though the lite ra ry m a tte r th ey MN '»«qt inaJiisnwn zfioq thet yer w on’t lx* apt ter like so w ell.” contain is g e n era lly o f a n elevated c h a r built and roomy residence large bar . ♦uo inn-lind';;---- -- Call oo , r W rit, portun ity. K indly g ive good reference n a H [:<« ^»O.v JO Ota.qq;) • o/> <potno?| “M eechin’ Mugle” had planted him , ■ ■ j outb u ild in gs and garden, one Lot «>(« I’liJ iu p o « n j oc when w riting. ;E.C. DIKES ADVERTISING AGEKCTj a c te r and especially a d ap ted fo r fam ily • ä d jp p v 004J O(JtU *« pntt OOJJ .> v H O J, B e lw o o d T p u s self on the hearth-stone over his Idol. •uriPiiSa.ii»j *tf jo roq'wpaftnip u v 70x90 feet, and one Ix>t 30x90feet. For •‘G en tlem en ,” said he, ’’you are tro u b uoui * a if w >< t ««ft j.t'f.i'tM-jópao-i etiv-Ttf further particulars, call on or address, « A N F R A N C IS C O . C A I.. A lin g y o u r sleeves for n othing. 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