The Stayton mail., June 07, 1907, Image 5

A Bold Stop.
T o overcome tJw well-grounded
rouNonalili. o b je c tio n * of th o m o r n Intal-
to the it*« of i r e n t , niolldoal com-
pound!, l>r It. V.
of B vfikk N.
V., m m « Hum ago, d ecid e d t o m a k e a bold
departure Irom the usual r o u r a c pursued
bjr tlm m a k e r * c f put-up m e d ic in e s for do­
mestic use, anj^so has published broad­
cast and ontfTTy to the whole world, a full
and rurepfpte list of all the Ingredients
tuposltlonof his widely
entering
a. Thus he has taken
celebrated
trons and putl<-nls into
his numcrj
nee. Thus too ho has ro-
his
moved
odlclnc* from among secret
nostr
doubtful m erit* , and mails
thrniLtfr medics o/ Known Com/«/«»ton.
Hv this bold-Steo Dr. l'lcrcr has shown
for Onrson th a t he find Kilned tb s
early tip tha t hsl to hi* being pro
moled to he forelKH »til«**miin a t more
th a n tlotihlo bis old Niilary.
T i m b e r l . a n d . A c t J u n e 3 . 1«78.— N o t i c e
for l* u b lle a iIo n .
C u l le d Htates l.a n d Office,
P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n , M arch 'il, 1907.
N otice Is h e reb y g iv e n t h a t lu c o m p l i a n c e
w ith llie pro v isio n s of t h e a c t of Cong re»» ol
J u n e s , U7n, e n t i t l e d " A n a e l for tile sale of
U m b e r la n d s in t h e Hlatea ol C a l i f o r n i a , O re­
g o n , N e v a d a a n d W as h in g p m T e r r i t o r y , " a»
e x t e n d e d to all t h e P u b lic 1-niul Hiau-s by act
ol A ugua t 4, 1»92, N ellie K. Itarnea, of S d o ,
c o u n ty of F i n n , Htate of O r e g o n , ha» t h l .
day filed In t h is office h is sw o r n s t a t e m e n t No
7SJT for th e p u r c h a s e of t h e Hoiitheast q u a r t e r
uf H o u lh c as l q u a r t e r of Hm-tlon No. II in
T o w n s h i p V o . :• H , , R a nge No. 2 Hast, a n d will
offer proof to sh o w t h a t th e l a n d aouglil la inure
v a l u a b l e for Ms l lm lie r o r s t o n e t h a n for a g r i ­
c u l t u r a l pu rp o se s, a n d to e s t a b l i s h Ills c la i m to
sabl l a u d heiorv t n e R e g is te r a n d R e c e iv e r a t
P o r t l a n d , O re g o n , on F r i d a y , t h e I ttli d a y ol
J u n e , 1WI7.
Hlu n a m e s as w itnesses: J . J. I la r n c s a n d J .
R. Ilarncs, of Hclo, O r e g o n , K. A, Htacey of
C r a b t r e e , O i u g u n , O lio l l e r r l l u g of M c h a m a ,
O re g o n .
Any a n d a ll |*-r»ou- c l a i m i n g a d v e r s e ly t h e
ab o v e-d e sc rib e d la n d s a r e r e q u e s te d to file
t h e i r c la im s in th is ufflceoti o r before sa id 14th
d a y of J u n e , HW7.
Aix, kkson H. D hsxwkh , R e g is te r .
Timber Land, Act June $,1878.
Notice for Publication.
U n ited Hlatt-s Ixtml Office,
P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n , F e b r u a r y is, 1907.
N otice is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t l u c o m p l i a n c e
w i t h th e pro v isio n s of t h e a c t of C o n g r e s s ol
J i m « S, 18«8, e n t i t l e d "A ll a c t lor th e »ale ol
t i m b e r la n d s i n t h e Htales of • a l l l o r u l a , O r e ­
g o n , N e vada , a n d W a s h in g t o n T e r r i t o r y , " as
e x t e n d e d to all t h e P u b lic l.a n d Statu s hv a c t
of A u g u s t t , IWJ, J a m e s N. Lew is, of P o r t ­
l a n d , c o u n ty of M u l t n o m a h , S ta le of O re g o n ,
h a s till» d a y (lied In t h is office tits s w o r n s t a te ­
m e n t No.7J3I, lor t h e p u r c h a s e of t h e 8J* ol
HE'* of Suction No. 34, In T o w n s h i p No. lu H,
K..Nu. 3 F..,W.M.aud will offer proof to show t h a t
t h e l a n d s o u g h t Is m ore v a lu a b l e for Its tlinbui
o r sto n e t li s u for a g r i c u l t u r a l purpose's, a n d to
e s t a b l i s h Ills c la i m to said l a n d before t h e Reg­
i s t e r a n d Receiver a t P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n , o n
M o u d a y , th e IMh d a y of J u l y , 19U7.
l i e n a m e s a s w itnesse s; Mcnjaiulu l l r a i m . o f
N. T h ir d HI.. P o r t l a n d , O re g o n ; F r a n k M.
T h o m p s o n , of W ', N. T h i r d Ht„ P o r t l a n d , O r . ;
J o h n u b e r m c l c r . o f H3!j N. T h i r d 8t., P o r t l a n d .
O r .; Paul M crtselilng, of tllpj N. T h i r d Bt.,
P o r t l a n d , O r,
Any a m t a ll persona c la i m i n g a d v e r s e l y t h e
a bove-doacribcd la u d s a re r e q u e s te d to Hie
t h e i r c la lm a In tills office o n o r before said loth
d a y of J u l y , iw»7.
Al/igRNoN 8. D hknskr , R e g is te r .
Notice For Publication.
D e p a r tm e n t nt t h e I n t e r i o r .
Land office nt Portland, Oregon,
April, 2:1, 11)07.
Notice is Iteroliy gived Hint Joseph
D. Uccimn, of Gates, Oregon, lias tiled
notice of Ills intention to nutko final
conm intation proof in support of liis
(¡lniiil, viz: Homestead entry No. 16824
made Nov. 13, 1906, for the N ortheast
quarter, (NKJ) Hection 14, Township
1» south, Range 3 east, and th a t said
proof will bo made before Register and
Receiver, a t Portland, Oregon,on Ju n e
7th, 1907.
He names the following witnesses*
to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of, the land, vi/.:
W illiam T. Clark, of Oates, Oregon,
Lou Simm ons, Robert Morehouse and
Alfred Morehouse, of E lkhorn, Oregon.
A l g e r n o n S. D r e s s e r
Register.
Have
Barber,
o n ly
K id n ey
tak en
nod
fo u r
R liu lib r
«I-**#-» o f y o u r
I’M *
u o ii
>bcv
Then the grated half of the cell
door tvna darkened by a form, and h<‘
sprang to his feet.
Impulse restrained the
that sprang to his Ups.
exclamation
“W hat w as In th e purse th a t w as so
valuable!** he dem anded, m aking his
Voice harsh nnd unnatural.
"I cannot explnln," she said, with
em barrassm ent — "som e kccpsnka of
which I am very fond. The purse was
a keepsake. I am m ost anxious about
th at."
K id n ey
n m l B lio h lrr
p ill* ,
a b ic lin re
n iM 'q im lcil f<>r Im c k to b c , w e a k k i d n e y »
itlf lM M in n ltio n
ill (l ie
n ro i irt irn u ld e* .
ini '¿.V ,
b la d d e r
a n d a lD
A acek s tre a tm e n t
H o ld b y B r c « e r D r u g
I lie p a s t u r e is a I* ay «
Co.
ric h e r n n tlie
f a r * i d c n l 1 lit- f e n c e
T e e te r
iu re il,
A l a d y c u s t o m e r uf u u r * b a d s i i f b - r e d
two
w i t h t c u t e r fo r
n r tlire" v en rs
It
g o t eu b a d <>lt h e r h a n d » t h a t * h e c o u l d
lin t ¡ F i e n d
lu
Her
In ill-eh o M
I’n f n « .
O n e h o x nl ,')linm lM *rlaiu’a S a l v e C u r e d
her.
C h a m b e rla in »
n n d cctlic»
g iv e
s p l e n d i d s a t (»fuel inti i n t h i s c o m m u n ­
i t y . — M. I I . R o d n e y tit C o A l m o n d , A l a .
C h a m b e rla in s
m cd cc ib c» a re
by l l r e n t c r D r u g
lor
» a le
Co.
I I is n e v e r d if fic u lt to find a n e x c u s e
fu r t l t u » e m e r e a l l y lo v e .
Itein ark slile
Iteaeu e,
T hat tru th is stranger than fiction,
has once more linen dem onstrated in
the little tumn nf Fedora, Term., the
residence of C. V. Pepper. He writes;
"I wa» in bed, entirely disabled with
hem m oribag* uf tin- lung» und throat,
Doctors failck In help me, and all hope
bad fled when I la-gnu taking Dr. Kings
New Discovery. Then in sta n t relief
cante. The coughing stKin ceased; tlie
bleeding dim inished rapidly, and in
three week« 1 wns able to go work.”
G uar ran teed cure (or coughs and colds
60c and $1.00 a t Brewer’s Drug Htore.
Trial liottle free.
Ixjve may lie blind, but alim ony
never.
T o n ig h t.
If you would enjoy tomorrow take
Cham berlain* .Stomach and LiverTah-
Icta to n ig h t. They prodvee an agree­
able laxative effect, clear the bead and
cleanse the stom ach. Price 25 cents,
a t Brewers D rng Store.
Oregon Htate Fair a t Salem Sept. 16
to 21 inclusive.
ffla* flr*«l
" I H av e lir* cl t h e
Mi*
St I r k .
W a lk in g * iir k I'v e
carried »• *. • r 40 \ e a r » , '»u aci oiint of a
* 4 >re 1 inti nsialeil every ki> d o f treut-
iii-iit. until I ii'i>-<l Biu-klrn* Arnica
Naive; l i n n ,I ih * lii-iilul ilu- M>rc anil
E very
M an
H la
Own
D o cto r.
O a rre i.u f N orth Mill*, N. C. Ouaran-
teed for Pile*, Burns, 4:t<-, l-y Bremer
Drug C o . tint.
There .* * one
.me sudden death among
women to eight am ong men.
All stom ach In-uhl.-« are quickly
releived hy taking a little Koilul after
each meal. Kudol go«-* directly to the
seat i.l the trouble »trcngihi n* th e di
gestive juices nnd digest* what you eat
It i* a sim ple, clean, pure, harm less
remedy. D on't neglect your stom ach.
Take a little Kndol alter each meal aud
s--4- how guild it makes yon feel. M«»n*
ey hack if it fails Hold hy Brewer
Drug Co.
One cold is taken o ut of door* where
nine are taken indoor*.
A
**urf u iiH te
Texan.
Mr. K W. (imalloe, of 107 St. Louis
Ht., Dallas, Tex. *ay*: " In the past
year 1 have tiecome acquainted with
Dr. King* New Life Pill», and no lax
alive ] ever before tried *0 effectually
disposes of m alaria and biliousness."
They don’t grind nor grijie. 25 cents
a t Brewers Drug store.
One in each 1,000 couple* live» to
celebrate the golden wedding.
The
M agic N o.
3.
Xuintier three is a wonderful m ascot
for Oeo. H. Parris, of Cedar Grove, Me,
according to a letter which reads:
"A fter suffering m uch with liver and
kidney troubles, by Brewer Drug Co
druggist. 50c.
Get Your
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A T TH E
GfciH CONFECTIONERY
Home Made Candies— the best
made— guaranteed pure.
THE C O Z Y __ _
Confectionery
and Restaurant
Meals Served
at all hours.
Meats, Fresh Oysters, Clams,
Clam Chowder,
and everything kept on hand
th a t i« served in R estaurants
and short order houses.
Fresh Candies
from the Spa
A t Salem.
We carry a full line of Confec­
tionery of all kinds and receive
fresh candies twice a meek. If
you need a n y th in g in th e line of
confectionery call and see for
yourself and get prices. All are
as fresh as if m anufactured here.
“ T he question of keeping the child­ Chocolate Creams, Cream ar-
ren fairly presentable during their mels, Log Cabin Creams, nice
play hour* is always doubly difficult
fresh T a B y and Peanut Brittle.
in the »ummer. Half an hours rom p­
Don’t forget to try come of our
ing in the garden will soil nnd rum ple
candy and you will be convinced
any frock, u n til it is only fit for th e; th a t we have the best th a t has
ever been in town.
tub, so all sensable mot tiers devote a
J tJ t
large share of the sum m ers outfit to
strong, easily ironed dresses in which
We have on band all kinds of
th eir little ones can play in peace.”
N uts, Fruits, Soft Drinks,
T hus says the a u th o rity on “ P ractical
Crackers and Cigars.
Clothes for L ittle G irls,” in the Ju ly
We have purchased th e half in te r­
num ber ol th e New Idea W om ans I est th a t was owned by Mr. Hauders
Magazine, and comm on sense is the amt
to co n tin u e a t th e pres-
keynoteof her article. The sam e w riter en t stand. We shall be glad to have
. .
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your patronage,
extends her helpful advice to the sum ­
mer Jgirl with atheletic tendencies,
and appropriate suggestions are given
for costum es adapted to any of her "
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varied actioities. Read these articles Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
before undertaking the preperations
Notice for Publication.
for your sum m er o uting and you will
U n i t e d State » L a n d Office.
e o r t l a u d . O r e g o n , A p r i l s , 1907.
tind your task m uch simplified.
• N otice is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t i n c o m p l i a n c e
w ith t h e p rovision» of t h e a c t of C o n g r e s s of
For scratches, burns, cuts, insect J u n e 3, 187*, e n t i t l e d - ‘A n a c t f o r t h e sale of
t i m b e r l a n d s i u t h e S ta te s of C a l i f o r n i a , Ore­
bites and the m any little h u rts com ­ g o n , N e v a d a , a n d W a s h i n g t o n T e r r i t o r y , ” a s
a ll t h e P u b l i c L a n d S ta te s by a c t
mon to every family, D eW itts Carbo- e of x t A e u n g d u e s d t to 4,1892,
J o h n s o n W h it e , c lt v of P o r t ­
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of M u l t n o m a h , S t a te of O r e g o n ,
lized W itch Hazel Halve is th e best h a s t u t s d a y Hied
i n t h i s office h i s s w o r n s t a t e ­
7351, for t h e p u r c h a s e of t h e N o r t h ­
remedy. I t is soothing, cooling, clean e m as e t n t q u No
a r t e r of S ection No. T w e lv e , i n T o w n ­
and healing. Be sure you get D eW itts s h i p No. T e n S o u t h , R a n g e No. T w o Ka*t W . M.,
a n d will offer prool to show- t h a t t h e l a n d
Hold by Brewer Drug Co.
s o u g h t is m o r e v a l u a b l e for i ts t i m b e r o r s t o n e
Colbrook's heart gave n leap. It was
T he average m an cannot afford to
Ihe purse he had given her that she
fought, nnd It wns Knld Hnngstoti who employ a physician for every slight
was pleading with him to restore her ailm en t or injury th a t may occur in
property.
his family, nor can he afford to neglect
“I ’ll get you another purse ju st as
them , as so slight nn injury ns the
good." he said, “If you will get me out
scratch of a pin has been known to
of this. Enid."
W ith a scream she started buck cause the loss of a limb. H ence every
from the bars ns Colbrook moved Into man m ust from necessity be his own
the light. “ You?" she gasped.
doctor for th is class of ailm ents. Suc­
"I w as running to catch a ear," he
explained. " I t wns misty, nnd the thief cess often depends upon prom pt tre a t­
slipped Into a doorway, ntul the mob m ent, which cun only be hnd when
thought th a t since I wns running It siiituble m edicines are kept :^t band.
m ust be I who wns the culprit. Then C ham berlains remedies have been in
the officer collared me nnd brought me
the m arket for m any years and enjoy
here.”
n good reputation.
“ I’m so sorry!" she gasped.
C ham berlains Colic, Cholera and
“ I’m not," be disagreed. "I see the
hand of fate. You sin *. I w a s running Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel com ­
to catch n car to C hester to see you. plain ts.
You were In town, nnd I should have
t h a n for a g r i c u l t u r a l p u r p o s e s , a n d to e s t a b ­
C ham berlains Cough Remedy for
lis h bis c l a i m to s a id l a n d before R e g is te r a n d
missed y6u."
R e ce iv e r a t P o r t l a n d . O re g o n o n T e u s d a y , t h e
Coughs, colds, croup nnd whooping "Correct English-How To Use It” 2nd
"B u t why Ruch hnste?" she naked.
d a y of J u l y , 1907.
He n a m e s as w itn es se s: F r e d M uriels, J o h n
“ I nrn leaving this nfternoon for cough.
A M o n th ly M a g m ln e D .v o te d To
M ariels a n d Lee B r u n e r of F'ox V a lle y , O r e g o u ,
Oltina,” he explained. "My clinnoe has
T h e t's e Of E n g lis h .
n n d I 'l c m e n t L. M c K e n n a of P o r t l a n d O re g o n .
C ham berlains Pain Balm (an a n ti­
A ny a n d a ll p e r s o n s c l a i m i n g a d v e r s e l y t h e
come a t last, nnd I w anted to nsk yon
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septic linim ent for cuts, bruises, burns
to w a it for me, dear. Will you?”
t n e i r c l a i m s i n thi
t h i s office o n o r before sa id 2nd
d a y of J u l y , 1907.
“ I think." she said, "th a t we m ust sprains, swellings, lame back and rheu­
PA R T IA L CONTENTS.
AI x . ib n o m 9. D rksskb R egister.*
bow to fate. I ran Into tow n unex­ m atic pains.
Course
in
G
ram
m
ar.
pectedly, nnd— Suppose you had
Cham berlains Stom ach and Liver
How to increase O ne’s Vocabulary.
enught the ear and gone out there. I
EXECUTRIX NOTICE.
Tablets
for
constipation,
biliousness
The A rt of Conversation.
should not have hnd n elinnee to any
N o t i c e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e u n d e r s i g n e d
and stom ach troubles.
goodby."
Shall and W ill: Should and W ould: ,h as b e e n d u l y a p p o i n t e d by t h e C o u n t y C o u r t
“ Now we can say It over the lunch
Cham berlains Halve for diseases of
of t h e S ta te of O r e g o n , for t h e C o u n t y of
How to Use Them .
table, nnd there's still tim e for a trip the skin.
M a rlo n , as e x e c u t r i x of t h e L ast W ill a n d
Pronouuciations (C entury D iction­ T e s t a m e n t of Geo. W iltaelm y, d e c e a s e d , a n d
to the Jewelry store, too. If you will
One
bottie
of
each
of
these
preper-
t h s t s h e h a s d u l y q u a li f i e d as s u c h e x e c u t r i x .
ary.)
explnln to the officer th at I wns not
ations costs b u t $1.25. Fur sale by
All p e r s o n s h a v i n g c l a i m s a g a i n s t t h e e s t a t e
the thief."
Correct E nglish in the Hom e.
of sa id d e c e a s e d , a r e h e r e b y n o tifie d to p r e s e n t
T h a t form ality wns quickly nccom- Brewer Drug Co.
Correct English in the School.
t h e s a m e , d u l y v erified, t o m e a t m y h o m e
pi (idled, and presently they w ere pass­
i n S u b l i m i t y , i n M a rio n C o u n t y . o reR°n >
W
hat
to
Say
and
W
hat
not
to
Say.
One
in
100
women
carries
life
in
su
r­
ing the desk. Colbrook leaned over
w i t h i n six m o n t h s from t h e d a t e of t h i s Notice.
Course in L etter W riting and
Dated a t S u b l i m i t y , O r e g o n , t h is 1st. d a y of
nnd shook the sergeant's hand.
ance.
May, 1907. ‘
T H E R E S IA W IL H E L M Y .
"Ooodby, sergeant," he said heartily.
P u n ctuation.
E x e c u t r i x of t h e L ast W ill
D o N ot N e g le c t th e C h ild re n .
a n d T e s t a m e n t of Geo.
"I am very much obliged.”
Tw enty Daily Drills.
W il h e lm y , d e ce as ed .
A t this season of the year th e first
“ I w onder w h at he m eant." m used
Business English for the Business
th at official as he regarded the bill th a t u n n a tu ra l looseness of a child» bowels
Man.
had been left In his palm. “Sure. I should have im m ediate a tte n tio n . The
Notice For Publication.
thought he’d m ake trouble w ith the
Com pound W ords: How to W rite
D e p artm en t of In terio r,
best thing th a t can be given is C ham ­
chief."
Them .
Land Office,
berlains Colic Cholera and D iarrhoea
Studies in E nglish L iterature.
P o rtlan d , Oregon, May 11, 1907.
Remedy
followed
by
castor
oil
as
di­
If Lion Pulls and Hors* Pulls.
A g en ts W a n te d
Notice is hereby given th a t A rth u r
If a lion aud n strong horse w ere to rected with each bottle of the remedy.
$1.00 a year. Send 10 cents for
J . T rask of Lyons, Oregon, has filed
pull In opposite directions, the horse For sale by Brewer Drug Co.
Sam ple Copy
would pull the lion bnckw nrd w ith
notice of his in ten tio n to m ake final
C
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K N G L I 9 1 I , E v a n s t o n , 111.
One
m
an
succeeds
in
business
to
8
com parative ease. B ut If the lion w ere
■a I five year proof in support of his claim ,
hitched behind the horse niul facing In who go bankrupt.
viz: Hom estead E n try No. 13937 m ade
the sam e direction nnd w ere allowed to
Dec. 2, 1901, for the SW J of Section
There is no case of indigestion no
exert his strength In backing he could
k i l l ™,
enslly pull the horse down upon his m atter how irritable or how obstinate
32, Tow nship 9 S, Range 2 E, and th a t
haunches or drag him across the ring, th a t will not bespedily relieved by the
and C U R E t h e
L U N C 8 said proof will be m ade before the
so much g re ater Is his strength when
County Clerk, a t Albany, Oregon, on
exerted backw ard from the hind legs use of Kodol. The m ain factor in
Ju
n o 22, 1907.
than In forw ard pulling.—Chambers* curing the stom ach of any disorder is
He nam es tho following witnesses
Journal.
rest, and the only way to get rest is to
to
prove his continuous residence up­
actually digest food for the stom ach
T hs N ursery of 8tat«sm sn.
on, and cultivation of, the land, viz:
CONSUMPTION
Price
A debating society In which the itself. Kodol will do it. I t is a scien­
W illiam P atterson, Charles E. Mills,
tific
preperation
of
vegetable
acids
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and
50c
A
$1.00
m em bers are really keen In nn Institu­
40LQS
Free Trial.
Lee B runer and M artin K uiken, all
tion of im m ense value in a school o r a co n taining the very same juices found
bouse. Success In the school debuting in a healy stom ach. I t conform s to
of Lyons, Oregon.
S u re s t a n d Q u ic k e st C ure for all
society la frequently the beginning of
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a g reat career. — O. C. W illiam s In
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Register,
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Now this m istake would cost him It. 1 \ e d o n e f<>r in«* o n re t li t n n n \ «>• n> 1
not only Ids prom otion, hut prolmbly m e d i c i n e Inis e v e r d o n e . I t u n s t i l l
even Ills |»o«ltloii, ami he could only i n k i n g t h e p il l* ms 1 s u n t u |■♦•ilcct
sit helpless In his narrow cell and rail u n i ' ” M r . B u r l i e r re f e r * t o D e V V i t t ’* m a d e m i ' a h a | p y u n t i l , " w r i t e * J o i n t
at fata.
"I'm the bull lu thla precinct," an
nounred the newcomer. "D on't throw
th at bluff," he added as Colhr »oU’s
eyes w ent up In Inquiry. "You know
w hat a hull la.”
“ I w as alw ays under the Impression
ur
■ n 1 1TS fim i <T*n Ef$HHQ C5S1 iTHUr* th a t they ftossesseil four feet nnd
horns.” he said.
N o t o nly rior» t h e i w T i p p e r of s t c r y b o t i l a
“Thatht a g o o d bluff, but It don’t ko ."
of l*r. Pierce'» ll o ld rn
on Medical f i ls c o v s r y , t h e
fammi» m e d ic in e for w e a k «tornarli, l >rpld
aald the vlaltor. "I guess you know
l i v e r ur hlllouaiieaa s u d a ll c a t a r r l i a l dlx-SM-a
w hat plain clothes m en are hy any
w h e r e v e r loca ted, h a # p r i n t e d ut«>n It. In
iliiln Kiigllitt, a full s u d C um plcte M*t o f sll
title."
f he liu trcU lruta Com posing It, b u t a a m a li
"The precinct detective? I see," said
book naa lee-n I 'o m p llc d f r o m n u m e r o u s
s t a n d a r d m e d ic a l work», of all t h e d i f f e r e n t
Col brook.
il» of p r s i t l r c , ru n laliiln g very niim rr-
“The fairy w hat had her leather
* .tr* et» from tlie writing* of leading
p i ra
iu i lo
n c r ra
In the
Ihe
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a e c u
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i i of
./■ i medicine,
i j r « , . m e , . endoralnff
iiw f iw ii !
In
■wlfted w ants to know whnt you did
»fr-tiyrsf
(arm*. sa< b and every Ingre­
w ith It."
d ie n t contained In Dr. i'le rre 'a mc<ll<-lnea
line of these little book* will l<e mailed free
" I’m sure I don’t know w hat liernuio
to any one sending ad d re a a o n postal card or
by teller, to Dr. It. V. Pierce, lluffslo, N. V.. of the lady's purse.” he said pleasant­
and requesting th e »»run. From this little
ly. This slang w as more u n d erstan d ­
bonk It will I mi leam erl t h a t Dr. Pierce'» m ed­
icine« cou taln no alcohol, narcotics, mineral able.
ageni« or o th e r pol«onoii» or Injurious agenla
"Stow th a t,” adm onished the detec­
and U,at th ey are made from n a m e , un til' I-
nal rout» of g r e a t value: also t h a t aorne of tive. ” 1 think she'll let you ofT. und
Uie moat v alu ab le Ingr. (Hunts co ntain ed In It’s a ten sjiot to iue If you tell."
Dr. l'lerca'a F av o rite P rescription for weak,
"B ut I tell you there is n m istake,"
nrrvuu». over-worked, "ru n-d o w n ." nervous
and deb ilitated women, were employed, long be Insisted. "Your men plckeil up the
years ago. by th e Indiana for sim ilar ailments
a f f e c t i n g th e ir »ouaw».
In fact, one of the w rong m an."
moat valuable medlelnal p la n ts en te r in g Into
W ith a snort of disgust, the ward
the lum poalllon of Dr Pierce'» F a v o rite P r e ­
scription was known to th e In d ia n s a* m an turned away. H ere was a chance
"Mouaw-Weetl " Our knowledge of th e uses to make $10 gone through the thief's
of not a few of o u r rao«t valuable native, me­
stubbornness. He was hack In u m in­
dicinal p la n ts was gained from the Indiana.
As m ade up by Improved and a a a c l p ro­
cesses. the ■ F avorlte P rescrip tio n " U s most ute, though, and Colbrook caught the
efficient reme<ly for regu latin g all th e wom­ echo of a lighter step on the stone
anly fuii' Uun». r o r m ling dlaplai croenU, a* flagging.
I . s u s.
p ro H lap
overcomln. ng p a in f u l firrloda. t o n i n g u p t b s
"The dam e w unts to give you the
p e r v ea a n d b r i n g in g a tm u l a p e r f e c t s t a t e of
third degree herself," he said. "D on’t
beali lb . Hold by sii desierà In •• ••dlcLuoa.
you give her none of your Up or I'll
come In there."
T im b er L and, A ct J u n e J , IA7H.--.Vo-
“ I am at the lady's service,” said Col
lice to r P ublication.
firook hopefully. He understood from
United Hiatus L and Office,
the previous conversation th a t she
C o r t l a n d , o r e g o u , M arch t i , iwTi,
N otice la h e r e b y g lv e u l h a ; In c u m i d l a u c c could free him by refusing to mnke a
w ltb Ihe p m v U l o n a of th e a r t of I d u g re»» (d
J n u e S , IS,*, e n t i t l e d " A n a c t fur t h e »ale ol com plaint. I t should not be very dlffl
t i m b e r l a n d . In t h e Htate« of < a ll f o r n l a , O re ­ cult to convince her th a t he was not
g o n , N e v a d a , a n d W a . h l t i g i o n T e r r i t o r y , " as
e x t e n d e d to a ll t h e J'u blle b a u d m a le « by a r t the thief.
ill A u p n l l , ISM, I ra n k t Btaeejr.of 1 r a b tr e e
He started ns «he spoae. lint some
c o u n t y ol M u l t n o m a h , S ta te ol O re g o n , llae
Oil» d a y filed l u lilt* office hi» » » u r n s t a te
m e n t No. 73Jli, for th e p u r c h a s e of t h e Dots
i. j . 3 a n d i of Mae Man Mo, *», In t o w n ­
s h i p S o . » M, I ta n g c No. 4 Kasl W . M . a n d will
offer prool toiliiiH t h a t th e l a n d s u u g h t Is m ore
t a l u a b l r fur IU l i m b e r or s t o n e t h a n lor a g r i ­
c u l t u r a l p u rp o se s, anil to e s t a b l i s h h is c la i m
to »aid land be fore k e g 1» f u r a n d k *-< • iver a t
P o r t l a u d , O r e g o n , o n F r i d a y , t h e I ttli d a y
of J u n e , 1907.
He n a m e s as w itnesse s: O tto H e r r t t n g . ol
M ciiam a. O regon, C r a ti k l lu i l e r r l l u g of Melts-
i i i i , O regon, J . It. P a rtie s a n d J . J . I ta r n e s . ol
Kclo, Oregon.
Auy a n d a lt p e rso n s c l a l m l u g a d v e r s e l y Mu-
a b o v e d e s c ri b e d la n d s a r e re q u e s t e d to llle
t h e i r c la i m s In t h U office o n u r be tore s a i d l t l h
d a y of J u u e . i w n .
A WigasoN H. t i n Kior.it. R e g is te r .
B ert
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