Crook County journal., January 09, 1902, Image 2

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Mitchell Wagons Racine Buggies and
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Hacks
! O'-ir Fall Clothing
P la now arriving gild all lino re oomplete. We
are prenarwl to show you aninethiiig iiubby in
x Men's and Boy.' Suits,
SI Fall and Winter
Underwear for Men and
.1...hr,!.i,lhvi. ,,!'. Hm,
ft
' , ""'"1 mm
World. Other linee cheap
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I PLOWS, HARROWS, MOWERS, RAKES AND ALL
Will She Be Good?
All that can he said concerning
Miss Stone, the kidnapped mission
ary, is that she is still alive and
fairly well. The Bulgarian brig
ands who hold her do not seem to
be convinced that the $66,000 ran
som which Mr. Dickinson offered
them is all that was raised and all
that is available for her relief, and
they are holding out for the whole
sum $ 100,000 originally deman
ded by them. The $66,000 is, of
course, all that has been raised for
tha ransom, and there is no pros-
lO.VEKFlLMEXof theEASI
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An Interetine; Explanation of their
Unusual Strength.
TheSeoretof their Marvellous Vi
tality and Nerve Korce
Jealously Guarded
Women of the Harem Compound
a Potion Whose Rejuvenating
ffjota are Almost Miraculous
and Astonish the Most Skeptical
The fondeat hopes of ancient and mod
ern seekers after the Fountain of Per
petual Youth, can scarcely have' aimed
higher than the results achieved by the
marvellous compound, known through
out the East as El Mokbik.
Travelera returning to Europe have,
Onm time to time, brought astonishing
tales of the rejuvenating effects pro
duced by this Wonder of the Orient.
Crudely compounded by the Women
of the Harem, from formula handed
down orally from generation to genera
tion, the secret of this preparation thus
...jealously guarded and known only to
the inmates of the Harem and the
Court Physic-ans, El Messrs has been
practically unobtainable, excepting by
the favored ones for whom it was in
tended. tecently, however,
prominent na-
tive Ar..b an Physician, banished from j
his country for political olfcnse. and
deprived of his vast possessions, has
availed himself of his knowledge, to
e:rn a livelihood befitting his station,
by supplying this marvellous compound,
J'l Mokbib, to the uobiiity and weath
ier chisjBi of all Europe, who have
cheerfully paid him large foes iii return
for the benefits recehed.
Content witn the large income derived
fr mi this practice, this aged phjsician
li.ts repeatedly refused very libeial ot
fers niaue to bin-, for the formula of his one wrapper, two pairs of hose, and
remedy, but l e baa finally agreed with ! also cavorted over three pairp of
the importing house of The Noyhs- j unmentionables. The ladies waited
. Tclllb Company, of Philadelphia, tjonthe e(itor and demanded the
pin, it up ui convenient lorm lor sa!e
illusively iu the United Slates, and'"1 " "uu
.,! .i j....; ! nt once sent a boy off with the an-
low olfer it for the first time to the I
American public.
This remedy most not be confounded j
ith ih.i.imierous nervous exhaustion, ;
bui manhood, and aulf almsu remedies I
hich are advertised under a variety of
names, as i here ia absolutely nothing j
which scientific chemistry nas been able !
t pr wloch C'Mi even approach the (
peerhs El Mokiuk, a pure vegetable
compound exiraoted fmm rare tropical ;
foots and herns. i
f VtL Mok a remedy for one speci-j
fie tnirj.ise, which is to streugtheu Hie
vital f.M-oe and prevent decay iu men,
a marvelloua elfecta iu arresting decay
(if the vihd principle. eauially in (lie
Kale, being uuparulled and never failine.
"iff" . m
Boy.. We handle the
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viturincm. uvav 111 llie
and good.
pect of more being contributed?
There is reason to believe that i ,
they were convinced of that fact,
and realized that it is $66,000 or
nothing for them, the brigands
would accept that sum and release
theircaptive. Certainly they could
have nothing to gain and would
have much to lose in mu'dering
her, while in releasing' her they
would gain $66,000 which would
be a fine addition to the treasury
of the Macedonian Committee. It
is to be hoped that if this foolish
woman ever gets homn alive her
j i,tr"ng virile "un itb Ur'
familiea of descendant are the rule, there
must he no doubt, either aa to ua ettioi-
Ce''y or benen' 10 the general aystein,
While it is an absolute specific and
positively guaranteed to cure the worst
cases of nervous debility, lost manhood,
or similar weaknesses due to excesses or
youthful errors, it ia also used with the
greatest success as a vitaliiter, giving
power to all weak parts, and developing
and nianintainiug the fu'l natural vigor
oi maunooa.
It is put up for the American trade in
tablet form, and though extremely pow
erful, it ia perfectly harmless and easily
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uttii, uun iKoiei oeing a (lose and do
ing the work at once, and so evidently
as to leave, no doubt in the mind of the
patient. It will cure you so aa to stay
cured.
Every package is opened and carefull)
examined by the importers when receiv
ed, and is then repacked under their
seal and positively .guaranteed to cure
It will be Bint preoaio. under olain cov
er, with full and ;ompiete directions, on
receipt of the price, jl per package, or
six packages for $5. Address Thk Noy
im-Fcller Company-. Market and i'-kh
Sts., Philadelphia.
One on "Dad" East t r brook. ,
Dad Easterbrook, edilor of the
Vale Gazette, has a curious pet in
the shape of a meek-eyed-looking
jackass, says the Baker City Herald.
Dad has, put; in his spare time train-
mg the animal to various tricks
Last week, however, the donkey
fell from grace. It went into the
print shop, pied a lot of type.'tind,
Easterbrook says, ate up his vest
with a $5 bill inside. That was
only the beginning. The donkey
discovered two n-iw dretsmakers
had come to town and hud hung
their washing on the line. He at
once started out to finish his meal,
and devoured three night shirts,
I ovimliiinii r,f (l.o t,.. TV. .1
al to mi isolated pasture. Tile
hoy, however, in a mix-un with the
hungry descendant of Balaam's
side-kicker, got his arm broken
p . , , , ,
fta8ter,'rook declares that the
reason for the donkev kicking the
i,, .. ,i., ,i, , ' .
,)0-V WH8 ,hat the fom,er Las a P8'
culiar antipathy to kids. At any
rate, Dad's pet not only ate up his
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mt W1.th that 5 bill .but a'B0 ran
up a bill for those ladies' wearing
apparel that will take his summer's
V!iWs to qarO.
u. ju baiomon.
The Red Corner ' l'rincvillp, Orcpm
General' Merchandise.
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Paints and Oils.
Windows and Doors.
Grain Sacks and Binder Twine.
Hardware and Stoves.
present experience will prove a sal
utary lesson to her and all others
of her sex; that she will "be good"
and stay at home, and quit flirting
about the dangerous by-paths of
the world with a lot of savages.
There is missionary work at home
to be done by all those who do not
seek dangerous adventure for the
sake of notoriety. Lakeview Ex
aminer. '
Uncle Ham's Greatest Hicrrt.
If there is any secret which Un-
cie cam jeaioubiy guards it is the
prwess oi manuiaciuring me iihre
paper upon which his money notes
are printed. lie pays a Alass.'tchu-
a I TT W.I
sotts firm forty-three cents a pound
for it, and this firm does its work
under the surveillance of a govern
ment agent. The paper is manu
factured of the finest rags, cleaned,
boiled and mashed into pulp. As
tl is rouea into thin sheets silk
threads are introduced into it by a
secret process. These are tho dis
tinguishing marks making' imita
tkm of the paper well-nigh impos
sible. The sheots of paper, already
counted twice and placed in uni
form yackages at the paper mill,
are stored in a treasury vault and
issued to the bureau of engraving
and printing us wanted. Before
caving the treasury they are count
ed three times more, and the re:
ceiving official at the bureau must
receipt for them. Then the bun
dies are unwrapped and the sheets
are counted twenty-eight times by
a corps of women. This is to in
sure that each printer gets the re
corded number no more, no less,
If one sheet of this precious paper
be lost the entire force of men ai.d
women having access to the room
where the misplacement has oc
curred are kept in, like so many
school children, to find it. Each
sheet is issued from the vault for
the printing of a definite amount
of money upon it. If the lost
sheet were intended to ultimately
represent four thousand lollars'
worth of notes the group of em
ployees to whom the responsibility
of its misplacement has been traced
must make good that amount if
they cannot locate it within a reas
onable time. The most expensive
loss which has occurred was of a
blank sheet is.sued for the printing
of eighty dollars upon its face.
John Elfreth Wulk.ns, Jr., in the
il"uary BU! "ome journal.
Settlk Accounts. All persons
owing ua on note or account will
please call and settle as we wish to
dissolve our partnership and need the
money for our individual bi'.iineaa.
Fuller & C io,ji,ny.
The dental work of Dr.C. A. f t
too well kuown in this country to
any praise. He can always !- 1 1
the old stand, next dour to tlx
National Bank. Give him a nil.
bi. n ..t i .it
loiuvoiK paper ire. wan avion -s t,ii-. (
Hats!
Our line of
)t. Stetson
and style,
Dry Goods.
In our dry
complete.t
Furnishing.
KINOS OF FARM
A "bag house" in connection
with a smelter is a large building
through which pass nil the smoke
and gases on their way to the
stack. The building is lined with
largo wooden bags, and the fumes
pats through these bags, strving all
the fine particles of gold and silver,
The American Hmeltingt & Refin
ing Co.'s "bag house" at East Hel'
ena, Montana, saves $25,000 annu-
ally of metallic values that would
otherwise pass away in tho smote.
The strongest known wood is said
to be lancewood. lis tensilo
Htrcngth ner souare inch is 2,1()(M)
vomuW. that is to sav. that wei.-ht
is required to tear asunder a piece
of it one inch square.
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It Girdles the Globe.
The finite of Bueklen'a Arnica Salve.
as the best in the world, extends round
the earth. It's the one ported healer
of Cuts, Corns, Hum, B. ui-es, Sores,
Scalds, Boils, Uleera, Felon, Aches,
I'tiius and all Skin Eruptions. Only
infallible Pile) cure. 25c a box at Ad
anison k Wimiek Co,
THE HOMB GOLD DURE.
An Ingenious Treatment by whloh
Drunkards are Cured Daily in
Spite of Thernsolves.
It is now generally known and un
deratiHid tfmt Drunkenness ia a disci
and not weakness:, A body filled with
poison and nerveaconipletciy hiiltrert
by periodical or eonntant UBe of intox
icating liquors, requires an antidote
capable of neutralizing and eradicat
ing this, poison, and destroying the
ciuving for intoxicants. Hudi-rem may
now euro themselves at home without
publicity or loss of time from btisine
by this wonderful "HOME UOM)
CL"KE,"whicli has been perfected after
many yours of close study and treat
meutof inebriates. Tho faithful tme
according to directions of this wou
dorlul discovery ie positively guaran
teed to cure the most olMtiniile case,
no matter how hard a drinker. Oui
recordsshow Uie niarvelctm trainform
ation of thousands of Drunkards into
sober, industrious and upright men.
W1VKB CUIt. YOUIl HUHBANDH!
CHILDREN CURE YOCK FA
THEK8I I This remedy ia in no sense
a nostrum but is a specific for this
disease only, and is so skillfully de
vised nnd prepared that it ia thorough-
ly soluble and pleasant to the taste, so
miu u can oe given in a mm of toa. or
cotfee without the knowledge of the
person taking it. .Thousand, of drunk
ards have cured themselves with this
priceless remedy, and as many more
have been cured and innde temperate
men by having the euro administered
by loving friends and relatives with
out their knowledge in tea or eoI'ee,
and believe today that they discon
tinued drinking of their o'vn freewill
DO NOT WAIT. Do not be deluded
by apparent and misleading "improve
ment. The HOME GOLD CURE is
sold at"the extremely low price of One
Dollar, thus placing within renrti of
every toay a treatment more efiWo,,!
I than othrs costing $25 to $a0. Full
jdii "''"tueiicwmpflny each nacW.nr.
Hp,(i:li advice by skilled physicians
" irqesieu wnnout extra charge,
n-cl j Sent prepaid to any part of the world
o.!trm rooejpt o( 01B I)o,nr Ad(
! I t.l. K iftfi PIlU'lV ij min, .
a 5330 and 2332 Market 8t. Phila-
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General Illueksmithing and Wagon
Repairing,
Hats!
Hats ia complete and embrace the John S,
and Lion brand., in all tie new blink
and at bottom prlcjm,
good, department will bo found tha jSl ?
line in the eity of Ladio.1. and deals'
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IMPLEMENTS. $
BRIGHT'S DISEASE.
mo largest sum ever paid for a
pi escription, changed hands in Hun
Kruncieco, Aug. 30, 11)01. The
transfer involved in coin and stock
$1 12,500.00 and was paid by
party of business men for H
lie for Bright'. Disease and Din
betes, hitherto incurable disease.
They commenced the serious In
vestigation of tho specific Nov. lfi,
l'JOO. They interviewed scores of
the cured and tried it out on its
m.-ritsby putting a dozen cases on
the treatment and watching them.
They also got physicians to name
chronic, incurable cases, fl(,d ad
ministered it with the physician
for judges. Up to Aug. 23, eighty,
seven percent of the test cases
were either well or progressing
favorably,
There being hut thirteen Per cent
of failures, the parlies were muddi
ed nnd closed the transaction.
The proceedings of the invc4igut
ing committee and the clinical re
ports of tho test cases were pub
lished and will bo mailed free on
application. Addrcsg John J. Ful
ton Co., 450 Montgomery ,St., H. F.
Cal.
Pullman Ordinary Slcrpen.
The tourist travel between the east and
the Pacitio coast has reached enormous
proportion. i the last low years, 1(1
"pecini uiaas or equipment. To
meet this demand the Pullman Co. ha.
issued rom its shop, what it .euhuically
oalls the "Pullman Ordinary Sleeper''
I hese cars appear similar to the regular
sleeper, being built on the .erne piun
but not furnished with U,0 Mlne timnci
I hey are equipped with mattrCsses,
blanket., sheets, pillow., pillow case,
towels, com!,., brushes, ,., ,)uirj
nolh.nof the h,d to be furnished by
the passenger. Each car has a stove for
making oottee and tea and doing "light
housekeeping," ,nd ,tl.U )n
tilted with an adjustable table. A uni.
formed porter acoom,,um. tlll.h enr
busmess being lo makeup berths, keep
the car clean, aim look afi... ti, - t...:.
a id wanta tf the pssseng,,,,. In each of
he train, which ,re diaputeht-d daily
from Portl-nd by lle (). iti A N c 7
' be found one of these "1'ullm,,, Or.
dinary Sleepers," The car ia ,tched
to the 'Chicago Portland Hpeeial,
winch goc, t iwjukIi i f!l.i...... '
change, and the one in the "Ailantic Ex
press run, to Kansas City jt,ut
lassengers m tin. car fur Chi
cago change lo a similar car t Or,,,,,,,,
Much of thehrst class travel j, ,je
earned in these cars, the rate, being
Fr rate, Bd f i(nrf,tinn in.
eluding older., write to A. L. Craig, O.
P- V, O. U. N. Co. Portland, Ore
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