The Port Orford tribune., December 25, 1912, Image 1

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W IL D F L O W E R S .
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we could not see them— gallop on to ­
ward» Cawnpore, ahouttng to each
other: “We have themJ They lire not
far ahead!" PortunatkJy we w ire cot
discovered, so »gala
we had to decide
7*
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.
wnal
to be done, knowing our a w k -
ward ponltlon between the rtbeln at
Buaaeerutgunge and those os the
H u n o a k . above Ih .m lift th e ir heads
C. H aw ley, o( Salem
to Cawnpore.
And drop the acorn, >h.d the leaf.
Governor—Oswald West, Salem .
T h . harvest field fa r round them aheda
But we were bound to "face the mu­
Heeretarv
of
State—
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W.
O
lcutt
Sa-
P
lenty
In
many
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sic.“ A fter resting lor an hour we pro­
And they, h a lf frag ra n t brighten earth
lent.
Lo w In (he shadows where there'a dearth ceeded. and got through Onoa without
State T.easurer— thus. B. K a y , of S a ­ Of pain or plcaaurv, love or Ufa,
being In any way molested. Then at
F a r from t h . a o r ld ’a mad. cxaaig a.i at rtfs. Munglewar, which was only eight miles
lem.
Supt. Public In s tru c tio n — L . A . Aid
from our destination, wu were told by
They apeak no m ra.aga, act no part.
T h ey have no works to .b ow ,
a native traveler froci Cawnpore that
V rntan, Salem.
p hidden h r r . ih .y touch no h e a rt
a large body of rebel cavalry had passed
- tatefl P rin te r- WI1II» D u u iw a y , .Salem. D .c
StatrfPrinter—
And do rpx a .k to know ;
rough ilip town about an hour before,
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Attorney G eneral— A. M. C isw fo ril,
of them squabbling with one ae-
I t a j « g i o l d . the M a u le r-p la n —
Salem.
.
T h e mower th a t p a ln i.d thia f a ir bloom
t the stupidity of allowing lure
Clertc State I-ainl B oard—O. li . Krown, F o r m an can have no fu tile doom
Englishmen to outpace them and es­
—C hariee W . Stevenson, tn N. T . Observer.
Baleni. *
cape. ftp also added that he had Been
Joint Heustoi fo r Cooe sud Curry-*-'
them leave Ate ro.vd about half a mile
off a n d H B K ^ r a tope of trees Ou
W. e. Chase.
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■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦»♦♦♦♦«♦«♦♦♦»»g
hearing thia Butler proposed that we
Joint liepresentative for Coos and
should s e ^ N w H H k le as hard as we
Curry— S. P. Beine.
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< could for the ban' a of the Ganges op­
Judfte, ad J u d ld n l D is trle t—J. W .
posite Caw npore But that would not
Ham ilton, Roscbur£.
do; as. If the rebels should ire us (end
ProRecuting A ttorney, ad Ju f id a i D is
it was very prt
Ms they would, at
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daylight was brea n ri. or If they over­
trie t—George M . Brou n, Ruaeburg.
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took u i (which they “ auld do unlsae
0 . S /C o tu iu ls s lo n e ra — H . T . Stewart,
the hors«-»-w t ie trash), ' .ir end would
P ò rt Orford.
not be far off. Then fo r- we mads up
OOl’MTV OrrlCRMS.
N December, 18R7. along with 20 our mint’ » to p ro c r-' at a - - Ik fo rth »
C o u rt) J ' d g e - E . A Bai lev, G olii
m em ber« o f m y corps. I was deputed real of liie Journey, and th.t. Ic the event
Beatili
by Sir Jamet Outrani tu go from the of being wa.. laid o> chased we >• onld alt
down In our saud'.es and ride s we had
l'o iin iy C in u ile s i. 1 nera—O tto Ism ert, Alum-Bagh to Htinee Bridge, a distanae
never ridden before.
intrpo.se
of
arcer-
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f
IS
ml.ca.
lor
the
Gold Iteseli ; tieoC liencu'itb, Iatn g lo ls.
W i got along unmolested wlthla
ta lu n g how the garrison at that plane
Compete. Straight Lin. KrvboerJ
«I.eiilT— W. A . B irb i I, tluld tfc-ach.
was getting 0». Bunec was the onfy three miles t f our drailnailon, w! e a s t
Removable and Interchangeable Platea.
County
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—George
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S
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iitli.
Ball Bearing Carnage
position held by us on the mein road sunrise we heard ipuneroiis trumpet-
G o ld B e ite li.
Reveraibl. 1 abulalor Rack
between Cawrporo and the Alum- calls on our left. ".’..hJ ah!" both of ue
Simple Stiadl Cutting Ornes
exclaimed almost simultaneously; "so
County' T n a e u ie r—Juno-a C ang i eli
Bagh, gdUth xkero t i mllea apart.
Drop Fore«! Type B w .
Wedderburu
W^ got along very v e il until within there you are! W ell, you bt; gars, you
Perfect Lsm Loci
Ansessor— W n;. 7..1msn, llu rlio r.
two mllea of Bunre.when a horde of shall ride fo r It. Oar bones ate fresh,
mutinous cavalry ruddenly appeared and by the tlipe you get inln your sad­
V itible Writing
SebooJ S upt. t-XV, B. U uerin. iutiiglois
W rite fo r information to
dles and form up we will have had a
ìurveyoi— D . C tU n iff J r., Gold Rosoli. out of a ki| e (clump) of r -ngo trees good start; and, 11 ti e woret comes to
T h e Smith Premier Typewriter Company, In c
Complete C o n tr o l from
about a quarter of a mile oS. The olB-
Coroner- - L r . S. J. M ann, luinglois.
eer commanding the party decided at the worst, the odds are that all that
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Syracuse, N . Y . - R n s th ii im ja lis s i
Keyboard
M icrinua oy ru a ro i'a rx.
—
once that our only chant e of rat-ape caa happe;) Is that r s a t t have lo ewlto
C irc u it Court m erla b’o u itli Àluudev il
was to nta e the most of the d.*:aiu.e our hors-.x s c ra n the C e re '» ." Away
A K ey for Every Character
belweeip us and the enemv's cvval-v, ' * e * cnt aI ».ripping gallop, and on
August of euUi y e e i.
and scuttle. So off we went at a hard
tue r* ’“ ’ cav1^
lo •‘ "'»i'-.*«'»-
Piehrome Ribhoa
County Coniloiraioner» C o u rt meets
gallop, making for Bunee, followed up i h ‘ * tJM ed, u* for <” t r • u
“ Ut
Ueiform Tmt'h
flrst Wodnvsday l.- Jununry, A p r i i , ■
Ball Bearing Type Bar
by the enern- In M l pursi-'t Put. to » ev‘ r 6ot w" h'» 303 ’r#r‘!,:
J u ly and i-epteu ¿ o r cl 1 urti yum . j cut this pur: of the story abort, we out- * ” * ,,lr the |," r"oit * 1' en “ *• Cawnpore
C o lt» » Finder mod Pam grepU
Dedmel Tabulator
Proba!« C o u rt noeta srei M onda) 11. paced th e m , got In -'tfe ” tif —»—id . — d gun ¡son. »(.¡ng la . da ve w - s In,
Perfect E rw ug FaciTide.
eaeli m u a lli
. were »□’ -“••-'ned to our :.car:s* cdiiunt lo.-eid i • i f-w «irii;« la ii.i ir.d». if
Interchangeable C aaw jm
l ’’» o. t-i'd n g -th-'-i retrem pretty
St'kkv cqpktv ro»T or rie *» «un rùsr- ! by the g a rrii >a.
R i ^ l q a d L e f t CamegB Return
«harp, no arrival ai th e jp n a of tbs
M AM SWS.
W hile we w tie enjoy ing our excellent
Swisgiag Marginal Rack ¿ J
( .'b it t e n ........
. . M lss Id a Cooley. sup-er l i e offLii cornu,andmg at C snre. we found a lir r e fl.t-lxi'tonied
H a rb o r.. . . . . .
boat walling tor us with a party of
. . . bIrte lo 'I Gardner.
Protected Ribbon
1 .are ecut en arde iie-t-en.p in sty .hat
Gold B e n c h ...
Gear Driven Carriage.
armed men: and within a ru a n e r of an
.......... - be had retwt :rvent Intorni n ii n for Sir
Pibboa C osito II m I from Keyboard
W c ld e rb u ru .. .......... ’
fikciusii. jo},,, [ag li,, commending ai Cawnpore, hour wert lanrieiT safe and sound at
Variable asd Ueivenal L is t Specif
Illib e e ... . . . .
... M r. K. B Kitasrll. whlclt-he wxt anxious should be' c a r-- Cawuporr, where we were enteroined
Perfect Duet Guard
tor a dee'- H^e klur".
M a r in i........ .
.M rs. V io la A. F fy . rled lo him at ooce. The xoa.maading
Back Space Lever
It v .« i-on.iidcred by Sir John Irg lte
Carriage R etard*
. A. ,Xi I t i l e , I . oflhrr n ld he was soli aware It would
Agness............
loo rle. y to let ua return to il-.e Alum-
ntver do to wea. ta,S-r James Outr?m'a
Port Orford . .
..........Amrs John-t u
Bagh alone; therefor* v.e were "ruct-d
D f u m s r k . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .J. H. t'dl pM. f u ,- t by de xrhfng a number of men, to await the departure cl a convoy that
and
they
wottffl
not
get
through
the
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T h ese a n features w fisA
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K. Mackie “, sun ' roue v.iTelt.Tube rebel« had on vms to leave for that pla -e In a le «
E c k le y .............. ............J. A H h I ik - h
daye; sn we had to « la y . T IT « wgc'. 'e
the road; but he f’ j ghf two of our
make thaSmith Premier the
j men would probably eur e-d In ai.eal.- sbre.ee made Gen. Outran- -'.u lre ¡ h .t
choice / f the m an w ho
I Ing past in y obrructions thry might we had fallen Into the hiiii,' of t ie
♦ nemy nnd been killed, which s u t s
eneounler. Of eour-e be was fully
fate of nearly all those w h o -v rie rap­
WANTS 0 0 MM0N JUBTIOI.
in v e s tig a te s comparative
aware that tbe undertaking was t dan­
tured by the rebels. You can picture
gerous one; still, the risk must be
advantages.
Woririag M m and Women of the ta’ en. Go It is settled that two of I i yourself to w we were welcomed on
our return.
u. were to ro-fo f ’ espors. Tbe ts.sk
S tate Oppoee Maïciona Lawa.
1 cannot conclude without bringing to
the o flre r rommsrdlnp nor party hid
Ia order to make a farce and a laugh­ to tar. le w«- lo relett tl ore two, ns notice t ie heroic conduct of Bergt. '
in g stock of popular government and ’every m m was anxitwtr fnr t ’ie d u f ; Butler during the trying nlgbl e «rent
the Initiative and referendum, two
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but. being a Inng-heidrd fr"d w , lie got together, and also •'.« fa ir of bis pc.-r
TOW« and dlotrict to rid e and e xh ib it a temple Latest Model measures
have been Initiated by the
Biulcr was n very s u:
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(urnlahed
by u s O ur « ageuU
are m aking
äkln«
. , a . u . g
- s - r* bicycle
»
a
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tffn U e erery
vary where «re
over ' e
v!f. b» deeii Inc that we ho' c
big buslneia Interest! which ara dead­
ehonld dt •, lots.» T h 's w r . ('m e. sr.d aud w I- -n he begin to ride t in . v h-n
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tC Q U IR K D u n til you receive and approve o f yowr
MB « t b nsv w i f e a n d > :iy s e lf h a v e been
ly oppoeed to the rule of the common
bicycle. We »hip to anyone anywhere In the <7^8.
^<* m W people. One proposed law limits frae
RROtesg C ASTAU K 'Ift su«i laoy arc tae best
pergt. L i L'r Uli! I '• < -e v b i t v ;• rou- rh-iied bv the cav.ilry. his v , | g l t pHL -
In adrance.
and allow TIN DAYS* FRKg TRIAL during
weAiriue we bate sv*%. I um I in the house Last
lelt
eirterrd tbe prlre d rivers. Poor But­ fan to t« ' 1 n the intm el. But’
speech In cities or 9,000 or over, and
C j ö c i
which tim e you m ay ride the bicycle and put I t to any tc«t you wish.
wvek my wife »¡ut frs n iit with besdachc for
I J you are then not perfectly aatiafled o r do not wish to keep tha la so glaring an example of class legis­ ler! be h ■ ' li-e n - <
«wodars she Sr.e«l some o f t o m < \S< A HETS,
- - 'ed fnr t*-? th!- ’ id n id : “Hide on s n t'r iv e ; o u r --
twcyctoahij>ttb a c k to ua a t our expense and
i» iU
•« < • « « < « •« .
sad »See rsltevod th«* ptnn nt her bead a > most
e to my fate. • v, r* Is no
lation that It Is absolutely revolting
V 'rtn r li Cross; he never ’lv»t’ In ob­ telt, le r
Immediate v W a t
arsis
FACTORY PRICES 'Vo
th0 highest grade bicycle« i t la
t o ', of i’« *o b , i
But,
to a right-thinking Individual.
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C lM “ ' iVf.FF- HI
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„ possible to mnlco a t o n e «mall profit above
tain It. h l ’ I- e d.k«’ • •'• ' ' t P -rh need •
actnal factory cost. You save |10To *25 middlemen’• profits by buy-
PilMhuiff Seif« 1.» • ' '
lUh
And th e same people, who are In­ In I 1"’ from tbr ejects of a t)’ »’ he le- tk .n s-'o ■ lncielfu: ’' - i t - i i i - e there
.’ W d lr e c tiir usand h?ve the m nnufacturer’sguarantee behind your
sistent that free speech should he
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a bicycle or a p a ir o f tires from m im « at ««f
eel'-ed | - the che6t frtrc r. rttc u rx lr.g v - - - > n- I s s .iy lo i t b t - 1 . the game
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hampered, are asking the cttlxens of
» w u n jll you recclvo ou r catalogues and learn our u nheard o f /«wy
old bo-i-A «"'uiod to iCi i - up audden-
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C a t e a h t ic
the state of Oregon to tegtstate agatnat round shot,
-fv
i* -u"—. i r ', i t - , , - beh l nil, m id«
loo. m t
a o d * t u ily o u r » u p e r b t » o d « t a « |t a « i5 5 3 ! w
At ten p. m. wr '.eft Bunee. botl| of
the people to spend their earnings
;a
i
c ,
. c r i e d h it rider
WO c a n m a k e y o n t b l * y e a r. W « aell th « b lg b M t t r a d « bicycles f o r
us
having
a
d u p lirs ’ e o f t ! e dlsrsti lie«,
where
and
how
they
please
A
direct
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° * i t * ,b a n a n r o ,h * r to r t ^ r y . W oar,.«o t1s*U d w ith ti.Oo p ro fit b I h . t « fa c to ry cost,
nut. alas! the
and clean-cut analysis of the law
which were In cipher, rolled lilo r n ia ll s i'i-t.i to - l e c -
p - f t “-«»*
r WWCOWO HAMO MCVOftK
proves that a farm er cauld not ask tin tubes We got s’ont .11 right for ■ effort v is too much for him and he died
a
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his neighbors to not patronize an estab­ » b iit eight p 'll-,. V<ben i e ’ esrrd .the ncx' diy.--Chambers’ Journal.
lishment that defrauded him. could, the fow n o' I' •
VA» I LH-
- • (.tin; , ■ - siw by
not recommend any course of action-
IH E P IL G R IM P IO N E E R &
or warn his neighbors against being the glow of nunie’ , "« fr r « t i t Isiee
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taken in, too. The measure, however, par le« o' -"be’.s v • r, e n c a m , c i n both Strong were the qualities In them com­
bi;
Is aimed at the organisations that are flanks, and that the own ■ is i vcplrd
seeking to Improve conditions (or the by some of them, so we hal ed to e -a - Joined In each man strong ponuscl« and
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e l , - l'« ’ li|,« T i r e s a
p jm
k t r e c u ltr r r M l p t i t f f t k « itH r tt it,
•tro r g mind,
common people. Eight thousand sig­ alder w hat war to be done. Theccnc!«. Austere and atern. ) « t not a t heart un­
tlO .O O
b u t f t i t l r t / u t t lo t,
■a-T
natures to this' bill were secured In slon we arrived at w s Hist there w oirii
kind.
n in ttn ,» 9 W f lt
A u t t h r j , , f t . S S .
Multnomah county, where the people V- - k g '- — "»•nr >o get loiim! rlthe^
ROMORETMIBLEFROMNliCTIRES
on a referendum of a similar ordi­ liank, at we did not. know the country, Form ed In a d v e rs ity ’* unpotlrhed school
■da B a r « K
W A IL S , T M k i , o r C I « M w i l l » • « I« « « « • a i r « « L
W here Iron lines Inlaid the golden r u ^ ^
nance, defeated the forces of big busi­
A hundred thousand pairs hold last yenr.
ar.d the town was surrounded by Each man a w a rrio r wus, but not a Hm
« a d D o n ’t
It.
ness overwhelmingly.
The working
DLSOMPTtOMs 51 ade in a11
Tt
people of this county aak you, the swampy ground. So we decided that T h ey breasted peril« o t th<~ wlWfia and
■ r o ro I
riding, v e ry durable and lined Intaldn w ith
1 -. • t.
-i .
voters of the state, to deal justly w ith we must mai'.e a choire of twocourF.es—
a special q u a lity of rubber, which never be­
Il a botll« er comi
comes p o r o u s a n d which close« op small
them and defeat the anti-boycott and . ¡ ’her return to B.inre d< Jeetrd and dis­ They «unk ’neoth hardships o/< ttiro«gh
r and lat It aland
nu net area w ithou t a l l o w i n g t h e a i r to e s c a p e
grit
fa
to
graves.
appointed. and j —,’iibiv tn be chaffed
anti free speech bills.
w e have hundn>da o f letters from «atlsQcd custom ei-
Yet theira the fa ith which satisfies and
Vote 26» X NO; 371 X NO.
, « off oug heads by th, i » i -.. or ma e
stating th a t th e ir tires have only been pumped up once
au vaa.
or r tw
ic e in a whole aeaaon.
aeiuion. They w
o
twice
weigh
no
more
than
“
D
'alee
rtm
etrfp
M”
a
dash
fnr
It
and
yip
i
-nugh
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w
TWe
OO'ldl-
an ordinary tire, the punoturs n >hsti
to
provwwt
rin*
owMl..
(ting qua!itiea being
Th
eir«
which wins In scanty roll.
tbe k'd-'
given by several layer« o f th in , . a
seerutgunge. w hir’’ '. p * >w w n . r n l y The tem Industry
(Irw will outlast an’
specially prepared
pi red pride which stoops to honest
•nakR^BOFT, BLAB
fabric
on th e tre a d . T > h e W
re « m In In r r price
r
nej
it it atsina
a
toemzte»
of these tire«
half
n
mile
long.
The
I-.’
r-
course
be­
toll.
EASY
1
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RICINO.
la SlO.dO per p a ir, but fo r ad vert M e g purposes we are
y e a r linen It Is
m akintf a special factor, T price to töo rid e r o f only S4 JO per p a ir A ll orders »hipped badm
ing adopted, we dlsniouaf« hauled our Sim plicity no pomp nor power could spoil.
C h a in in ' n. .
evidence of kid­
day letter ta received. v ______
e s!ilp C . J
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1). on _ approval. You do not pay a cent un til you
tanoutM. I ‘ *n.
canvas horse-cloth!-' from under nur T h e common-sense to balance word and
have exam ined and found them strictly as Whresented.
ney ttcublc ; too
e J 5 2 ,a 7 l!iiia ‘'J L a e ^ * - *e w * ,r t o f » p r r « c « t(tb « r» t.T n » k i t b o f “ tb«»rl^«ft4.M per pair) If you arad FULL CASH
saddles, cut It up ar.d tied our b,or. es’
de*d.
frequent desire to
W I T H OW DCIR a n d en«*l<>«« t h is a d » e rtla « n i*n L V o ® ru n
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hoofs tn four folds of cnnvis. bo that The u l ’. llng e ar Ood'a tru th to hear and
Hei » rlln . Ga.. Ja« .«», iwn.
pass It or pain In
M• • «1.
the patter.’ patter of their feet on the
B’adt-D -n uff h l
a n d M l ry
the back b also
Ng^Nhams ar.d shallows m arred th e ir m an­
M« P me i« t in I x ’ t 1 «V r tried. Our
hard
road
might
be
muffled.
H
avlrg
aeavlnc..-if proo. that the kidneys and blad­
ly
erred
w »(.i■ av^v.ite. «tei.iw i i fw-'il, .,
• ‘ocR w « a
b»«t wb*»» »on • -at
der ere out of order.
► d o n t I . " , a n . k in d n t a n y » rle n n n f l .o n wad fnr a salrat H.
done this, off we w rnL erret lug up to
me th e m -'licio r «m i «oc» th ey «r«
’ n ia r t u r a - l m o f tire » on a p p ro v a l a n .l t r ia l a t tb « a n r*-ia l lo tr
K
neeling
In scantiest g.vrbon scantiest sod.
W h a l to D e .
M ie a quotad ab o ve; n r w r it « f o r o a r b iff T ir a a n d S u n d ry G a ta lo fn e w h iu i d aa e rib a a a a « auotaa a ll m
w l'hln 4W yards e ' the tosin without D irect a/id plain their pleas or plaints to
f e r i n a «o fi »«. Th«y ar« lsMikmg W
fa g d L O t J L r w a J jU y u t .b a lf t J w n a o a lp r ,« ® .
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There la comfort in thé knowledge so
being
e-Lserved
and
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en
v
.
e
rods
ai
a
per ©«al- b »tier.
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A f f i f ' v rIte— .Iv-tal'M aT . BO
M RTTMIWK WF WUVIRMI • Meyci» «rapatr a<
aften expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s Sv-amp-
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wwraaw
know
ft F BROOKINGrOlf
gallop. No soontr h id wc entered 'ban Blessing Ills name though passing ’Acath
« nau an«, a p~tei to iwni — rrth lM . “W b » It H e A ?
“ d
« • « . w — «tote«.
Raot, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
Hie rod.
we heard the cbnllrnge: ’ V ho romee
is p r o b a b l y d u e t o u r ic
wish in curing rheumatism, pain In the
there?”
but.
taking
no
n
o
tlc
«
o
f
th
is
,
Bee
through
the lense« made of P ilg r im ’»
haaic, kidneys, liver, tladde.- and every part
a c i d in t h e g y ste m — t h e
tears
we pressed our spurs Ir - • t ie horns’
af the urinary passage. It corrects Inrbllltv
T
h
e
countless
sorrows o f tfcelr struggling
b lo o d m u st b e p u rified — i i flauks. flying for life W ill - two m in­
1« held water and scalding pain In passing
years.
ute.
after
we
p
i
-
d
the
.rn«ry
w
’l
l
It. or bed effects following us» of liquor,
The pictures o f th e ir fra iltie s and their
th e p o iso n o u s acid d riv en
fears.
wtaeerbeer, and overcomes that unpleasant
chiller,'<'d u . hi n d r'd iu i
,e '» tn i-'.d
o u t a n d g e n e r a l h e a lth I
aeceeelty of being compelled »6 go often
out end began to fire from n’l rides; Come they through grievous tribulations
daring (he day. and to get up many timer
m u s t b e im p r o v ed .
,
but t i c dec r,ess of the n r ' favored
g re at—
fbr nui cmtfldanttal tetter balbr up
darlag the night. The mild and the evtra-
»>r patent; it may be w«rth n
ns and we got through s e n t - 'r r r A f t e r T h e ir trial« early and th e ir btewslngs la te —
ptly
obtain
IT.
».
aud
rore.yn
T h o u s a n d s t e s t i f y that
ordlnarv effect ol S w am p-R oo t to soon
crona to crown as conquerors of
proceeding ab"'ir b i ’f - • 1 r- we dr, >v Th rough
fate.
raallred It stands the highest for its won­
S c o tt’s Em ulsion rids th e
—iuu u4 eqi luprvaq jo no|psjs|;»s aqi
derful eurea of the most distressing cases.
They bu ilt fo r centuries, not for that b rie f
s^ ite m o f p o iso n o u s acid
If yes need a medicine you should have the I t Ï r V -
psq e.s pun '«;.:o; .((yaeyxvd peaicui a
■pan
beef. Sold by aruggbts ir 90c. and$l. sixes.
w
j
'i
l
t
a
j
j
»(qisnes
aqj,
-gniq
ticu
'.on
M
arked by the lifetim e of one age or maa,4
j b y e n r ic h in g th e im p o v e r­
re .
You may have a sample bott!e_ of thia
gjsxoq jq i uo pan tqS'u sqi Jo Iso'S ik'd F o r th a t e te rn .ty which prop lu lu scan. 1
ish e d b lo o d , a n d i t s c o n ­
wonderful
discovery
eqi uo A’lsyns sop Su|.i|Sx t j .....q
o'-i T h e ir purpose io be parents of a race
« Uiaryr» ar«
S B I
and a hook that tells,
L A. KORKKT6,
c e n t r a t e d n o u r ish m e n t is
0'ii.is putqeq pjq put ’lua v. * * n e n j a q i Endowed w ith wisdom, c o u ra g *. grestnegd,'
I
mere about M. both scnt|
grace,
1 ) dn sn lU |M „i|ui .c| j j o a , pnu
sap voTi.^umption ca n b e Jj
co n v erted in t o r e d b lo o d
rheelutel^frue by mall.
Spinning tbe webs of fa te o'er tim e and
AT
« ( I u.aop Saimoa X jib a v , ...tu r.u - »q.
apses.
Kilmer A w « m « s*amp-a«o.
N a tu re a lo n e w o n ’t ’ '
c o r p u s c l e s w h i c h d riv e
I
p.roq > a xnoq an po xa.rtiib u t-jg;|i«
■»H«
Ce.. Blnrhamtop. N . Y. When writing men­
M y ille l’oiw f, O n u « ’».
d o it, it n eed s h e lp .
h
Behold the land th e ir toil-w o rn fingers
t a « rssiAag this gsaerous offer In thia paper.
ovt rheumatism.
sn '»|«q s,qp no epp»,> ?l?
1*11
form ed—
»•-« anm s.tna b j o u i U| su x >| X-.xu| Gone the fierce s trife which o’e r It stirred
It is e s p e c ia lly v a lu a b le
■ooovSeey Sara Baa
and stormed.
» » * M flo s»||ui tqa,« tn<<qs S-P-ICA
f’ lxihate hus,n, mw a syx-ci It y.
CISMSreta I ’end. UatharMe. Die mnat wno.
to a g e d p eo p le.
* 'kouo q tn o jq i II xoi qsap ja q io ’-n Its skies by suns o f glory watched a im
w a rm « !.
dsrful ■edical dianorerv of flie age. p .aa­
Ç i» V -S l> stt h elp , b u t if» n ee T
«fS'ii O) sasq pinna ea •)« .• sppo aq.
1. E D G A R J O N E A
sa« asd refreshing tr the (saie, art gently
nruat b e co n tin u ed in c u m -S
A sk f o r and in r is t on
pun ixodu.wno qonsj p, --•
<’- ,-4
aw' psalUvely on kkli.oya. Urer and bowels,
i ’l o t js q u s j a»||ui ai pvq « a xo; 'Aiks
eleanatsg the entire a; aV-m. dlapel colds
R E A T rrcor.I <%' eut»», *.w-
u m c r . » ’.»c!l a t w i e t t r .
1 A
S C O T T ’S.
ear« hewlaohe, fever, habituai ixmkilpelien
-»«-in n s iptq smx j« ;:'o jq t r i m
Tuha It la a KtW« «^ 4 WU* or
.«sf «n «niille.«; la s ',»ry, |»ruxrr
W»rvone or FI - , FT»-» .1 •.»*-« » ’ I
asd Mltouaaeae. Pleas, buy and trv a bnx
S
cott fit BoSrww. Bloomfield. W. J. lf-« 0
« O t a fiftRdl I m M b MRWt
A!l Dr.rgrt-t»
«••(1 » " f ot pun sjooq .sssjiq jug mui;
x rl ( f r s R q k H l a j —e« ■ " ." It un­
r i t f r t r » 11«»’ » «•!
to t' e • Mt .
s flL C . C lodav; 10, » , Ml,enta. Bold sod
C .
V ».
M W S M W 1
<»«
•». ir» •»» ••».; I. .p-t
eUrq *q; eaotusj oj .ii.ui.o :s;.> ,ruv t- -
t t T T^ »’.«I k»’
«'«saaleed So cun By ell druggists
ii» n h t<) s ay o« iuif M l D ' C I A E
and -t ’alo
L U'-st.* 2« CtuLA
Scare« know n by name. they pi« the ground
•T A T I ANO-DISTRICT O W l'I C M :
W ith m otley colors, « ta rry forma.
In them the sunset skies are found
0 . 8. R*»n’U— Jon ath an Bourne Jr., of
T h a t follow a fte r a to m s ;
blurs of crimson, bine and gold?
Poitland and Geo.
Ohaniberlain o f T And
h e ir ■
graceful
chalices
«nfold.
_ ,
.........
« •i.iu i x
L a iit u «nioia.
Salem .
v
! W h ile mid the dead leave« piled and pent
OongreuH m an, F ir tit D is t r ic t— W illis ' H u “ bl1' <h.y It» , and d i. co n t.n L
|
E.
VISIBILITY
«e,
W h a t is a
v is ib le ty p e w r ite r ?
W ritin g in sight is p a rt of i t
o th e r p a rt.
It is as im p o rtan t th a t you see w h a t y o u d o
as to se e w h a t y o in ia v e d o n e .
T h e k ey -fo r-ev ery -cb aracter
k e y b o a rd of th e easy a ctio n , lig h t ru n n in g
m akes
; T A I E OF T H E
i INDIAN MUTINY
By
K e y b o a rd in sight is th e
it th e
o n ly tr u ly
MODEL 10
v is ib le w r i t i n g
I
m a c h in e .
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