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About The Madras pioneer. (Madras, Crook County, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1908)
I lftrmrmiTTTmTtr. . 1 , , I TC C HEALS 3. kj0 SORES AND ULCERS . Kt Atti Ulcers arc Imlicntlotis of Impure blood. They nhow that the Sti lms become Infected with genua and poinonfl, which are licit circalatloa . Jnto thc opca plttC0 to jUto t,(J dell t & surrounding flesh and keep the eorc in n state of inllammation 1 i jitcise. wnc niM. "'M"- w w.wv uiu me rrsuic oi some d&sw: .ui,..,. Rn old tnint from n former disease, or iir.i... u i- ftSvW U00'1' J110,18 mt 0tiQi Wfly ,toCUre B0.rcfl aMd l,,ccrs. nnl that rSv the blood. Washes, salves, lotions, etc., nre often beneficial M'TOi rir demising, antiseptic effects, but nothing nnnlicil t Z tjcittSC " ,. 4, l.l.vifl wlli-rrt tllft Tnnl rniinn to 4t... ' t . uttaXi rcacu m -p . , m un-morc cannot ,0" ' S S. is the remedy for sores and ulcers of every kind. It Ketfl down e v-cry bottom oiiuo ,. rvenr ince ol impurity or f.n nnd maws a "8.h"'kl w ": ciuniuy ot uic c rcu fi 'so tlmt instead o Mecdinff , diseased parte with impurities, it jflSoresoud heals the irritated, inflamed flesh and causes tlie ulcer to Ruh healthy tissue by supplying it with pure, rich blood. Book rtsnod Ulcers and any medical advice desired sent free to all who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. root In It r"" ... vnii nealn. SraldRler, "HVfT w:: , talk over old I remember there tencher that vran tune. Sne ,, til tl'" J"' !? " . n.in-on. I married her "I WW aboat tea jean . ,,.. .nrl Of Ton I 1MMWKM PrO BTWJ riTbr r. ln-.(Jrt Nervo to. HiiiIuIik-iI. ri, don't cre for cxprnM here," .i i. rulr summer nonruer at tne ""J? wort hotel. "When jrou call S' h It InateaJ of a .traw." 111 """" , " , i ..j.. .fir a itaiiae. "why this u macaroni taatw o atronsly of m r,A in Wlnilon Boothtoe I'roflnI troiUetiio, "I'jrJcn mf," anU th doctor, who wa bllBj a downtown lunuiiron wiui ing ffufrtwr; "but why are you outline your In that czflH fajthlon?" "1 am trylnjc," answered the profeator, tt Wlo ilong Ita loin of lenat re!t- Catarrh Cannot be Cured rtk LOCAL A1TLK ATIO.SH.a thoy cannot HKilbfi'to(tiiPlnci.o. Calnrrh ln blood KtooitltDiioiul M entp. anil In onlur to ouio ltjamuitUnoinlcr.nl renuilliH). JImII'n Cuina ( ure u lkf inlcriml,)-, nnU nou ill laiir ofon the Liout and mucmu .itirfnrun, Hiiil i iirtii ( uru I not a quark medic. iif. Ifiiptcicrilcl h (mo off lt iliyloan nihil wnuy iot var and la n ruxular pro tdjUM, It I roni)OHd ol tlio lt Umict laof ,i"inblticl with the tiit hloxJ purlflKm. KiM dlwlf on tit o mucouK mr(ri'. Tho )bM foml)inuon ol the two InKrodlonta la lUlp'Miifcusirli wonderful rcatilia Incur fcjCitirfli feriil or t. it'tnonlala free. i i. niKNKV A ro.. I'ropa., Toledo, O. k'HrVrvnUU. (irlr oT?. tuellairirami.' r-tiia for conitJpation, Tice li in altar aoclety In Ttrooklyn BJijwd of nlslit iwliccmen. Tho ni'Tn H contribute a rprtnln amount every w nuivu i'Mjn tut tlK'ttn null lluri.lB Hiaallarof perpetual adoration. Conformity to Trnillllon. "Uncle," anld the llttlo irlrl from the city, iceuiiK mat aotnetliini; cf the kind was eriiected from her, "which Is the tree that growa tho leaf InrdV" flavin Hum compiled with tho convex iionnimca ami naked tho UKiial artleas qiieatlon, the little girl from the city ran out to tho barn, saddled Lho chcatnut aorrel, and galloped him all over the ncicuuornoou, Tho Ileal Thin ir. "Thoro nre no llteraturo cenulne In tills uge. Whero do you And uowa- uny tho wordH thnt burn?" "In tho hooka of corporations when wanted on the witness stand." Haiti- moro American. To Drear: In New Sim.. Always shako In Allen's Foo t-Kiuo. a powder t cures hot, sweating, aehlnif, awollen teei ) L1.'1. ; .,.Ul,,i,,0, """ '-f'c- "ont accept leu fl. Olmsted, Ixj Jtoy,N, y. Habitual Constioatiou fix V 'i IW WMC'IHUMILIUll vcrcome wfwopcr PMlirm Kllllllw) nccicTniinn Wthe.one truly beneficial InvaTivo TY'OT1 "fis "ml Uuiro(bpnn( 'tiicli enables one to form rifeular wbits daily so tjiat ossisfanoo to nn ttreniavUe gratluall tlispensodwitli iTOdies,hlien refjuireil, aroto assist andnot In supplant tlw notur. uncUons,wludi must denctul nlti nalclv upon proper nourishment. MMvaul riftlit living generally. ,Wtts bonofiwut effects, aUlys the genuine " J 7 ovrui j i. MHsftl li, Mvir'iftpiinn J """oriumiOy lite Pro C WWllr TIG 'TiTTr fJ! Orercnuf lona. Cnpt, Kldd, the plrata, waa burylnj his treasure. "I could lock It up In a anfety deposit vault, of course," he said, "but I want to put tho atuff where tho peraoual property nMcxor will never hear of it." Bo well did he do tho job. In fact, that It uasn t been turned up, even yot. Hyntrtn. ftlra. Homer Isn't It terrible to have to croft tho street at one of the buay cornere .lira, ntorer xra, inueeti. 1011 ncvpr know when one of thos big policemen Is KoIuk to grab you by the arm and scare you half to death. Chlcaeo Tribune. Klntttrr Iii Art. Crltlcus Whose portrait Is thnt? Artist Sirs, Do Sciulds. What do you think of It? Crltlcus It's a splendid picture, but it docHn't look anything like her. Artist Of course uoL I need the money. nr Defnull. "Does your husband ever praise your cooking, llertha?" aaked the young- wife's elderly aunt. "0, yw, Indeed, auntie V "What does he aay when be does?" "Well cr he doesn't say much, you know, but I can always tell when the cooklne pleases him. IU doesn't swear nt It." Tim Ilrinliphcre Seaaons. Since the enrth Is much farther from the sun when It is summer In tho northern hemisphere ami winter h tho southern than when the seasons are reversed, It iiiIkIu be supposed that the climate would bo more extreme In tho southern half of the earth than It Is In the northern. Tho actual difference Is inndo sllKht by the fact thnt the pro portion of luml to water Is much great er In tho northern hemisphere. Tiio Vnluo of Literature. Wife May I kindle the lire with the first act of that old play of yours? Author Hotter try the second, It's moro llery. Transatlantic Talcs. ow KlKht (ilrlN Uncut Vncatton. cra loves vacation; Her hobby Is to tilnv. Who spina her top and skip far rope most tho live-Jong day. Annn plays dlabolo A great vacation game.. She plays It every day and hour. Her playing wins her fame. Catharine's great at swimming. Blie's ever nt tho lake. In her little rowboat Her friends she loves to take. Alice works nt farming. Her father thinks her bright, Uccauso Khe's learnt to cut the hay And bind tho bundles tight. Tlllle's a great writer. Bhc makes her pencil fly. She spends much time In reading. "Good books I" is her cry. Ida never tires. She'll climb and jump and run. She's on tho lookout over For fun, and some moro fun. Olga Is a quiet miss, Sho'll spin or read or sew. Sho loves to help her mother; On errands likes to go. Nana Is quite different She's playing all thc time. Thus spends her whole vacation; Scarce takes tlmo to dine. -Phllad'.Iphln Ledger. I'liutoKrnpliInB tlio Bye. Various seml-Hensatlonnl accounts hnvo been printed of attempts to se cure by photography the picture of nn Image Hint had been fixed on tho retina and when thoroughly united add tho wooden palls. Spread the sun and the sen on tlio bench, and sprinkle well with clam shells. Add the children, mix thoroughly nnd bake as long as ad visable. Don't add the mother or tho nurso except when absolutely necessary. Tlio Impudent Jny. The jay Is a jovial bird Helgh-ho I lie chatters all day In a frolicsome way. With the murmuring breezes that blow Jlelgh-hol i Oh, Impudent jay, with your plumage so Kiy, And your manners so Jaunty and free Ucigh-ho I How little you guessed, When you robbed-tho wren's neat. That any stray fellow would see Ileighho I LAST OF THE PASCAGOULAS. An Indlnn J-encinl from ho Shore of (In, (Jul! (,f Mexico. An Indian legend of the PasooBoulas Is told by the fishermen nnd oystermcn down on the shores of the Gulf of Mex ico, says the Xew York I'ost "You know dem Pascagool?" asks Francois. "You wait, I tell necm you" ; and "you know-a da Pascngoula?" asks Costello. "You henr-a da music, si?" A point reaches out Into the gnlr, near tho mouth of the Pascngoula Itlv- er. The nine trees on It mmo nimnnf in the wuter's edge, nnd between lies a strip of white sand. Across a marsh, n border of light green wnvlnt? nmi rustling grasses, and beyond a gray cypress swamj), the hanging moss of tho trees swaying In the wind. To the south the blue waters of tho gulf stretch of tho eye. An Incident of that kind was widely exploited some time ago, in awny wMJl mt,0 Wftvcg , nti.vn .1. tin Dui.fc.ii. iu mwut; u. CUOIK-WllItO Claill S IO Is of tlm nhnro derer by photographing the eye of the victim, the notion being that the retina had retained the Image of the murder er s race. aoIIiMk ueimite uas ueen shown In the matter, however, until a comparatively recent date, when nn ex perlmenter succeeded In getting n clear picture of an object from the retina of his own eye. First, he looked nt a coin Intently In ordinary daylight for about one minute. Then, drawing a yel low screen over the window of Ills room to exclude all actinic light, he fixed his eyes on n photographic plnte, allowing his mind to think of nothing but the coin. After looking at the plate for forty-three minutes ho developed It nnd found that the outline of the coin was clearly shown. Another experiment was even more Interesting, and this wns made In the presence of three friends. Instead of n coin, he looked nt a post nge stamp for one minute In a strong light, and then fixed his eyes on a plate for twenty minutes. On developing the plnte he found some of the details of the image lucking, but enough was shown to prove Hint the picture of an object Impressed on the retina send out vibrations capable of duclng an Image on n sensitized plate. Fnsliluna Iteveraed. Aland now do you like ray new town, grandmamma? Grandmamma I don't. In my day girls poro one button glovea and gowns buttoned up to the neck. Now they weir ono tulton gowns nnd glovea buttoned up to tho neck. Judge. turc i !f 'pi 0,1 A,,lvo Always lJoiifjIit lias lonio tho .slh'iui Pcwonni ms 1! .Statelier, mid has been mado wilder liis to iE ""Ikh-vIhIoh for ovor 30 years. Allow no one. STiHt nl yo.u..iu thl Counterfeits, Imitations and Jicaltli uro Imt Experiments, and oiMlniirr tho 01 Children-ISxporlcuoo iigiilitHt Experiment. Jflfbat is CASTORIA lorlf . iV" u "'"'miess stihstltuto for castor on, A-aro-con tali.M W,.1""! Soothlnir Syrnps. It Is Pleasant. It uhZ,,o"u,It,0r Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic and nii .va -A "h 1H llM C'uvntnteo. it iestroys v ru ,li,VH A'evorlslnmsH. Ir: oni-ns ninrrliaui and nmi Bif f.5"voH Toothlntr 'IVoublos, euros IIIIM1CV. I: nuu ... tnt..u 41. a T?.xl. 1-iMrlllllf lilt onus Wind Constipation tlio ii, ti Tho Pi?n.lilna JJnwols, irivlnur Jioalthy nnd natural sloop, rn, wn H Aiinucoiv-Tho Mother's Frlond. to Kind You Me Always Bought Boars tho Signature of Two Clever Iloy. Atlanta, Oa., U. S. A., boasts of some Ingenious and ambitious boys, since two lads of thnt place, the older but 14 and tho younger 11, have designed nnd con structed a clock that Is a wonder of painstaking work. It contains over JiOO pieces of wood, all of them cut from boards with a small foot-power scroll saw, and nfterwanl sandpapered and put together with screws and mucilage. The clock represents a cathedral, from the dome of which a bell penis forth the hours of day. Inside the building the columns and statuary of u cathedral are reproduced In wood. The clock Is llfty-ono Inches high nnd twenty-one inches wide at the base, and tho contrast In colors Is decidedly pret ty, the wood used being maple, white iiolly and walnut. Tho figures on tho dial were cut from walnut with a pockotkntfe, and look at tract I vo on the white holly. Notwithstanding the simplicity of the tools used, the boys have succeeded In producing n timepiece of which they may Justly bo proud. It represents their leisure tlmo after school hours, for other work was not neglected dur ing Its construction. Tho Hoys' World. ltnliMC'n lAiot l.uoli. There Is nn old superstition nmong the colored people of tho South that a rabbit's foot brings good luck to any person that carries It around with lilm. A certnln young man wns In the South on a visit last winter, and ono day lie met an old colored mini named Kph. "Undo I2ph," said he, "do you be- Hovo In that story about tlio rabbit's foot's bringing good luck?" 'Yas, sah, I does, an' I can prove It right now, sail." Thou ho brought from his pocket a pretty specimen of n velvety paw and said that tho rabbit It had belonged to was even then stewing In his kitchen. "An cf rabbit stew ain't luck, what la? Tell mo dati" There in tho evening during the short twilight ono hears soft music, ns if It were tlio notes of n violin, insistent. changing, sweet. It Is tho sonc of tho fascagoulns. Long years before tho Pascngoula inoians naa lived upon this point Ti e white men, the Spnnlards, came In nuin- uvio, mm wiiu wiem tne nosnie war riors of othor tribes, to mnke war and to unve the rascagoulos out of tho country. Coming from the inland, the enemy took away all chance of Might and hedged them In on the point. Tho I'ascagoulas fought for days and nights In the dark pine woods against outnum bering foes. Then they saw that all was useless; that they could not over come and starvation stared them in the face. The l'ascngoulns called a council of the tribe and talked long together. To give themselves up meant lives of sin very or death nnd to fight to the last man wns to leave the women nnd chll dren to tho mercy of the white men and their allies. Tho next morning the Pascagoulot. can put on all their paint and trappings and pro- burned their wlgwnms. The men. wom en nnd children slowly, deliberately, unflinchingly, they backed, step by step, Into the waters behind them, singing. Not ono faltered. They died with their faces toward their enemies, bravely and free, and now In the evening when tho wind blows over the marshes tne pines nnd grasses sing the song of tho Pnscagoulas. Sin nil IIoimIn Needed. In making what It calls a plea for small bonds a writer says that for sev eral years tho heads of railroad and other corporations have been doing ev erything to attract Investors "except to wrap up their goods In small enough packages." Ho compares them to a butcher who would not sell small cuts but would compel customers to buy n whole hog or beef, In which case most people would have to take to .poultry or fish. "Many bond and brokerage houses, as well as some magazines nnd newspa pers," Bays this writer, "uro making strenuous efforts to educate the people as to the investment merits of bonds. rheir efforts are largely wasted be cause 1,000 bonds are out of the reach of most Investors. The average savings bank deposit !& less than $1,000, even less than ?."u0 In many sections of tho country. However attractive railroad and othor bonds may look to the owners of our $3,500,- 000,000 of savings bank deposits, the majority of tho owners of this Immense fund can not buy bonds. Tlio only Investment fruit that U permitted to grow within their reach Is tho stocks of railroads, Industrial and mining corpora t ions. This Is frequent ly poor In quality and often bitter. The people eat It because they can get no other." Moody's. Magazine. ln Use For Over 30 Years. MukliiK ""1I- Moniliiir. Hero Is tin Infallible recipe for mak ing a happy Bununor luuruwg ui mu Bonshoroi Two children; two llttlo uimvnis. of either wood or metnl. One sea ; ono windy beach, with not too many nobbles. Ono dozen clam shells, moro or less. Ono sun; two sunbonnots or wldo-lniinined hats, Mix tho shovels with tho Bnndy beach and season well with starfish. Add the sunbonnots or the hrond-brluniiod hats to tho children, A Dellc-ute Tank. "Tho newspapers," said the orator, solemnly, "do not tell tho truth." "Perhaps not," answered tho edltoi, regretfully. "Wo do our best ; but, you know, thoro Is nothing moro dllllcult than to tell tho truth in a way that won't put It up to sonio ono to challenge your veracity." Washington Star. Ill Ambition. "To think," said tlio visitor, "that you will have to go through llfo au ox convict I" "Well, nilss," replied Crowbar Claude, in toll vnn Inn truth, lust- thoro ain't nothing I'd like moro to be." A girl's Idea of a beau is n young nuin sho doesn't waut any othor girl to get John IIn Decorno m Sightseer. "John Chinaman, as a race, has be come fired with municipal zeal," said a New Yorker who likes to watch the sightseeing wngons. "Also John has Jbecamo financially reckless. Several times this spring I hnvo seen 'rubber necks' go by with two or moro China men nmong the passengers. I don't re member ever to have seen that phe nomenon until this season, except, of course, In tho case of traveling Orlcn tals. But thc sightseeing Chinese that I have noticed lately aro residents of New York out for the first time In their lives probably to see something of the town they live In." C'onftciention Atioot at. "Mr. Ollzzard," nskpd the caller, "are you currying all the life Insurance you can afford?" "No," answered the man at the desk "I can afford more, and I had expected to take out more, but from a note I got from my employer this morning I have begun to suspect that I'm carrying KooU deal more than I am worth." A Sporting Event. Mrs. Peck Henry, do you see any thing in thc paper about Blinker run ning over his mother-in law? Mr. Peck Not yet 1 haven't come to the sporting news. Puck. HOWAltO JJ. Uu'IlTOK Assayer a"-: ChsmHt. 1eadville, Colorado. Specimen prices! Oold, fill ver.X-ad, II j Oold, HIlirer,75c: Oofd, 60o; Zinc or C'tppr,tl. Cyanldo tHitg. Kalllnn envelope nnd All! price list sent oa application. Control and Um pire work oollclted. iteferencoi Carbonate it tlooal Hank. WHEN YOU GOME TO PORTLAND ARRANGE TO 8TOP AT THE CORNELIUS PARK AND ALDER STS. A New and Modern European Hotel, catering particularly to State people. A refined place for ladles visiting the city, close to the shopping center. Rates reasonable. Free Bos. N. K. CLARKE, (late of Portland Hotel) Ugr. 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